SOCI
tMrs. Witherspoon Is
Hostess To Auxiliary
The Pivs-bytevian Auxiliary held j
it.- regular meeting with Mrs. Don '
Witherspoon at her home on Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Paul Smith conducted the
prayer service. After the business
session was held, presided over b> I
Mrs. Witherspoon, the meeting was 1
turned over to Mrs. H. L. Paisley !
who had charge of the program, i
which was the annual birthday ob.vorvance
of the auxiliary. Following |
the program Mrs. Paisley had charg*
of the worship service on the "Light
of the World". Mrs. Paul Smith sang
a solo "I Am The Light Of Tht
World.**
After the prologue by Mrs. Paisley
a playette "From Strength to
Strength" %vas presented. Those taking
part on the program were: Mrs.
C. W. Savage, who represented a
Missionary who had spent many years
in the Belgian Congo; Miss Kate
Gray, a young missionary who had
jusk arrived in the Congo; and Mrs.
Harry Miller, a missionary mother.
Following the playette, Mrs. With
cispoon assisted by her daughter,
Sarah, served sandwiches and punch
to: lvusdanu's Caul Smith, Harry Mil .
lor. .1. H. Wilson, Earl Neiswanger,
O. K. Erhart, J. II. Dillard. II. I..!
Paisley. R. S. Parker, C. W. s*avagx, |
:>rul Mrs. T. Malone. a visitor.
Mrs. Johnson Hostess 1 o
Good Will Club Friday
Mrs. Virgil Johnson was hostess t -,
the Good Will Club at her home on
Sunset Drive Friday afternoon.
During the business session the sale
>f poppies was discussed. To help j
those who are in need. was planned. !
After the business session a social
hour was enjoyed. A cake contest was J
held, with Mrs. Noah Lovingaad and j
Mrs. J. W. Franklin winning prizes.
Coca Colas and sandwiches was ser-'
ved by the hostess to Mrs. Allen.
Lovingood, Mrs. R. D. Chandler, j
Mrs. Homer Ricks and Mrs. J. W. j
Franklin.
Frank Mayfield spent the week-end
in Americus and Albany. Georgia,
visiting his brother, Ben.
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C. H. Townson who has been at
tending school at the University of
North Carolina has returned home
duo to illness and will not be able to
continue his studies for this term.
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THE CHEROKEE
ETY
Mrs. Baker Hostess I o
Baptist Circle No. 2
Circle No. 1 of the Baptist Missionary
Society nut Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. Jack Baker.
The meeting opened ycit hthe hymn
* 1 Love To Tell The Story". The devotional
was conducted by Mrs. Baker.
reading selections from the second
chapter of Revelations.
Mrs. Torn Terrell, chairman, gave
a beautiful lesson on the "Sacrificial
Service ol our Missionaries and the
fruits of their Service", taken from '
the study course "Go Forward*'.
Personal service reports were
made and new work planned for the
month of June.
During the social hour Mrs. Baker
assisted by Mrs. Holliman and Mrs.
Flannigan, served strawberry shortcake
with ice cream an diced drinks L
to the following members and visitors
:
Mrs. John Odell, Mrs. Laura
Adams. Mrs. Allen Howell, Mrs. J.
Ii. Hall, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. J. C.
Amnions. Mrs. Tom Terrell, Mrs. i
Kelsey Garland, Mrs. Bessie Dcwcc.se,
Mrs. Blankenship, Miss Jacqueline :
I'akoi siml \l*..i i i
Master Walker Observes ,
4th Birthday I uesday
Master L. A. Walker, Jr. celebrute
I his fourth birthday with a
party :;t hi hr.ie Tuesday, May 16th.
Several games were played, and, later 1
the guests wer eserved refreshments
consisting of ice cream and cake.
Those present were: Charles and
Florence Evelyn Gass, .Jean and Jack
Stevens, Skippy and Peggy Splinefield.
Billy Savage. Sonny Jacobs,
Ellen, Ann and Joan Say re, Glenda
I vie and Tommy Gentry; Mesdames J
I*. J. Henn, Ralph Steele, J. P. Gass,
D wight Springfield and John Roberts.
Mrs. T. P. Calhoun, Mrs. Jasper ,
Snood and Mrs. J^ck Roberts were i
visiting in Andrews Tuesday afternoon.
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Mrs. Ben Palmer and little daugh- s
tev, Doris, Mrs. T. P. Calhoun, Mrs.
Kate Dickey, and Mrs. L. E. Deweese i
spent Sunday afternoon in Copperhill.
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Murray Whichard, who has been
visiting his parents, Dr. and Mrs. M.
P. Whichard. for the past week, has '
teturned to Philadelphia where he will I
join his ship, the 4,Whitchita." '
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SCOUT. MURPHY. NORTH CAROLIN
Baptist Circle Meets
With Mrs. Vestal On
T uesday Afternoon
Circle No. 2 of the Baptist Women's
Missionary Society met Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. A.
E. Vestal with Mrs. D. M Harris as
joint hostess.
The following program was given:
Devotional?by Mrs. Vestal followed
by a short talk on the ''Responsibility
of Christian parents toward
children."
llymn?Bringing In The Sheaves.
Roll call?Eaqfr member answered
by giving a Bible verse.
Solo?Sun rise?Jean McNevv.
After the program a social hout
was held. The hostesses served refreshments,
consisting of ice cream,
rake, and Russian tea, to: Mesdames
Paul Hyatt, Burton Cornwell, C. I.
Calhoun, L. E. Bayless, VV. H. Murray,
1 B. Mulkey, 1. E. McNew, Sam
Childress. Renry Hyatt and Miss
Joan Mr Now.
Alpha Beta Gamma Has
Meeting At' Library On
I uesday Evening
Seven o'clock P. M. Tuesday even
... (.muincu Juc upcuniK 01 ine tnira
meeting of the Alpha Beta Gamma
Society. The President, Mary Alice
Slaughter, called the meeting to order
and presided over a rather long
business session. During this time the
club decided to post-poue the Initia-i
Lion dance which was planned to be
.riven Friday night of this week until
a later date.
Following the business session
^bcut twelve new members were initiated
into the society. The initiation
was led by Jack Christopher, Magdalene
Cook, Geneva White and Edgar
Darnell.
Persons present at the meeting
were: Betty Kuykendall, Jane Neiswlinger,
Annie Ruth Carringer, Ruth
Pryor, Emmalyn Pryor, Bibus Franklin,
Justine Johnson, Martine Moore,
Maxine Davidson, Louise Johnson,
Morris Clackler, Jack Christopher,
Rosalind ('handler, Harold Harrison,
Ghent Weil, Leon Axley, Eddie Weil,
Jack Barnett, Mary WiUard Cooper,
C. H. Townson, Edgar Darnell, Lois
McFalls, Virginia Mulkey, Eddie
Mallonee, Thelma Fox, N. V. Riggs,
Kathleen Roberts, Sarah Witherspoon,
Claude Gross, Mary Frances
Bell, Kate Gray, Mary Alice Slaughter,
Mary Katherine Axley, Sugar
Foot Tate, Jack Akin, Harvey Elkins,
Toots Cook, George White, Wili'.v
liaynes and Lonnie May.
The many friends of Mrs. J. N.
Hill will be glad that she is recovering
nicely from a recent operation at
St. Joseph's Hospital in Ashcville.
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Misses Mildred Hill and Mary Wil!ard
Cooper, who have been attending
school at Virginia Intermont College
in Bristol, Va. have returned to
their homes here to spend the summer.
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Mrs. Henry Axley and children,
Marian and John, are visiting in
lolberton, Ga.
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Bill and Peart Whichard, student?
at Young Harris College, spent the
week-end in Murphy with their parents,
Dr. and Mrs. M. P. Whichard.
They were accompanied home by Miss
Drusilla MacAfee, also of Young
Harris, who was their house guest
ever the week-end.
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Wink Craig, of Ducktown, Tenn., I
was a visitor in Murphy Saturday.
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Marshall and Lloyd Gray and
\\ ado Bouldin spent the week-end in
Chattanooga.
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I'. J. Henn spent Friday in Chick-J
amauga.
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Bill RauLston was a visitor in j
Knoxville last week-end.
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Misses Emily Sword and Ella Mc-1
combs who are attending summer I
school at Cullowhee spent the week-,
end in Murphy.
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Miss Gladys Glasgow spent last
week visiting in Scottsboro, Aaa.
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Mrs. E. H. Morgan, of Guntersvillc,
Ala., has arrived in Murphy to \
join her husband who is hero with tho j
TV A. They are stopping at the Regal
Hotel.
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Mr. and Mrs. Terry Bobbins spent
tthe week-end in Jackson, Tenn. Thej
were accompanied home by Miss Nel
Preson who is their guest this week.
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Mrs. W. H. Griffiths who has been
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. .O.HU& ner orotner, Mr. W. G. Dickey
and Mrs. Dickey in Knoxville for
the past three weeks has returned to
her home at the Dickey Hotel.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. I. English were
week-end visitors in IJrevard.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Spence spent
Tuesday in Atlanta.
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M rs. J. B. Hall Honors
Son With Birthday Party
Mrs. J. B. Hall entertained with n
birthday party at her home last weeK
honoring her son, J. B. Jr., on his
seventh birthday anniversary.
J. B. received many presents. Af- *j
tcr games and contests were engag- (
I'd in. ice cream and cake was served j <.
to the guests. j
The guests at the party were: Lois ? "
McClure, \V. A. Sherrill, Joan Say re.
Mildred Wells, Ann Leatherwood.
Mary Kramer, Jean Reid, Doris McIver.
Mary Ann Hall, Nancy Wells, r
Doris Ann Wilson, Barbara Reid, Virginia
Stiles, Dick Ketner, Tommie ^
Alexander. Brine Hajl, Harold and 1
Janice Hall. Miss Leiia Hayes and
.Mrs. Quay Ketner.
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Wards, Lees To Leave
On Four Weeks Tour
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Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Ward and i
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Lee will leave
Sunday for California where they will ;
attend the Golden Gate Exposition in J
San Francisco. On their trip to Calif- a
ornia they will take the southern |
route via u.. *U I
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northern route via Canada, the Great s
Lakes ancf New York. They also ex* i \
pect to spend s^mo time at the New c
\ ork World's Fair, being away about i;
four weeks. I
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Mrs. Fate Carden Is
Jhaperon At Picnic
Mrs. Fate Carden was chaperon at t
a picnic supper held at. Blue Ridge s
Lake last Wednesday night.
Included in the group attending the ^
picnic were: Marguerite Ward, Chris- ,
ine Pressley, Thelma Rice, Christine
Howell, Jepp Franklin, Kathleen
Roberts, Wade Bouldin, Jack Nicker- ,
son, Peyton Scales, Floyd Tate, Mar- ,
shall Gray, R. E. Wallace, Jr., and j
Mrs. Fate Carden.
Miss Virginia Benton left Mon-j
day for Cornelia, Ga. to attend the n
graduation of her brother, Seiby I
Glenn Benton. a
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fho regular meeting of llumhj I
Chapter No. 10 Ordei ol Ea I
Star ? ill meet Friday ? tung, iiav I
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BIRTHS ^ I
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Garland Cote- I
nan. of Murphy, a girl, who has ben I
;jven the name of Geona. Both moth- I
r and baby are doing nicely. |
-Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Burnett, Jr I
tnnounce the birth of a son on Mi; I
13 at the Petrie hospital
Mrs. Burt Savage and son. Billy, I
pent Tuesday in Marietta, Ga. tuft! I
ng Mrs. Frank Owenby.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Roberts and
drs. Effie Roberts left Monday for
in extended visit to Elloree, S. C.
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Mr. and Mrs. Don Witherspoon
pent Sunday and Monday in Ashe
ille and Montreat. They were ac
ompanied home by their daughtei
arah, who has been attending schooi
it Montreat.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Bishop spent
he week-end in Knoxville.
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Miss Marguerite Ward is .^pending
his week in Gainesville visiting her
ister, M?ss Marie Ward.
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Mrs. W. D. Townson and Mrs.
riyde Townson spent several days in
\tlanta last week.
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Misses Meredith Whitaker, Ruth
dorgan and Mrs. E. B. Qtiinr.. Jr. of
Andrews, were visitors in Murphj
donday.
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Miss Jessamine Vestal left last
reek for Chattanooga, where the will
>e the guest of Miss Virginia Richrdson.
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