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BRASSTOWN NEWS
The many friends of Mr. Tyrus
Logan. who underwent an operation
some time ago, will be glad to know ,
ho is improving.
Mi . Laura Coker is seriously ill.1
her many friends hope her a speedy
recovery,
M.r (1 Mrs. Archie Norelin of
Stiuthers. Ohio, are visiting friends
011 Brasstown.
M . and Mrs. Karnest Tranthnm of'
Marble -i?ent Sunday with Mrs. Tran- i
than:*.. M > . Florence Sparks. |
Mr. ?iui Mrs. Dill.ni Carringer and t
>on. Fiovd spent the week-end with
Mr. Carringer'.- parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Sam W. Carringer.
Mrs. Bird Adams was the Friday
tiimi'T .truest of Mrs. Leon F. Deschamps.
Mrs. Cordia Carroll of Etowah, is
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. M.
I). Cokei.
Birt Hogan. Frank Hogan. Bea
Kobhinson and Louise Coker were visitors
at Hiwassee Dam Sunday.
II oil is Peniand had as his week-end
fc.iiest. Gran Peniand.
M?ss Bobbie Jay Tweed has returned
from a week's visit in Swannonoa'
and Asheville.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Anderson audi
family spent Sunday with Mr. and!
Mis. B N. Hogan.
Mr. and Mrs. William Barnard anil I
family of Warn-' were week-end i
i;a 1s of M? . Barnard's parents. Mr.
:in?l Mrs. J. O. P.-nlanil.
Mr. and Mr-. John- H. Hall of"
Hayesville were week-end guests ot '
Mr. and Mrs. Everett* Hall and fam 1
ily.
Miss Marie ( a : ringer was a Satur-J
?lay guest 01 Miss Gladys Hall.
Mrs. Annie Carringer and son.
Lewis were Sunday guests of Mrs
Virg Hogan.
Miss Hat herine Coleman, Garnet
Owenby and Blake Stalcup were visitors
on Brasstown Saturday.
Mrs. Dillard Carringer, Mrs. S. W
Carringer, Fred Adams ami S. W.
Carringer were visitors of Mr. Car
ringer's sister. Mrs. Charles Campbell
of Young Harris, Saturday.
Howard Ingram was a visitoi in
Warnc Sunday.
Lake Ledford, Fred Adams. Gladys
Led ford and Fannie Stalcup were visiting
friends on Brasstown Sunday.
Troy Ledford has arrived home to
spend some time with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Ledford.
Leo Graves was a visitor of Miss
Mainmie Lamb Eunday at Pine Loir.
IV uiaril ami Dillard Coker were
dinner guests of Edward, Judd and
John L. Hall Sunday.
Car] Powers was a visitor of Miss
Nina Stnlrup Sunday.
Miss Lola Clayton spent the weekend
With her mother, Mrs. Joe Clayton.
Friends of Mr. John Mason will reLike
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County
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POSTELL NEWS
Rev. S. A. Stiles filled his regular
appointment :r Flat Creek Saturday
, and Sun day night.
Kev. Hamilton preached an inter>
t"n*.r s. inion at the new Swanson
v kurch Sunday evening.
There will be a singing convention
. t the new Swanson church Sunday
Julj 16th. AH singers are invited to
come and bring lunch baskets. The
meeting will be followed by a revival
held by Kev. Grady Chastain.
Troy and Lakes Montgomery, of
ul ( ?ICWH???s HlVll |/aivtiw?
Mr. and .Mrs. S. G. Montgomery over |
the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Allen and |
children, of Pennsylvania. are visitingl
home folks at Posted.
Miss Beatrice Hamilton spent Sun
day with Willie Sue Jones.
Carl Torrence and Mat Chum ley
wnv viMim.; al I' ?'t !i Sumlay.
OAK PARK NEWS
j
Funeral services for Miss Ora Rob- j
erson, age 13, were helfi at the home
of her parents Monday with the Rev.
Malvin Ledford officiating. Intermen*
was in Mt. Carmel cemetery.
Surviving are her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bass Roberson, two sisters,
Mary and Grace and five brothers.
Kalph. Ernest, Willard and James all
f Oak Park and Carl of Rabun Gap.
Ga. Ivie funeral home was in charge.
Mis. Bass Roberson is ill at this
writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Thomas and daughter.
of Copperhill, spent last week
with Mrs. Thomas* parents, Mr. and
Mrs. L. C. Hamby.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Griffin and
children spent, the holidays with Mrs.
Grillin's parent's Mr. and Mrs. George
Quinn.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reid and children
of Akron. Ohio is visiting Mr.
lieid's mother, Mrs. Martha Reid.
Mr. mill \1 iv I e n ?- - ? ?
...... iiamoy ana Mr. |
and Mrs. Mao Thomas made a busi-j
ness trip to Murphy Saturday.
Mrs. S. E. Quinn was the guest
Thursday of her daughter, Mrs.
Clifton Raper.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Horton visited |
their daughter, Mrs. Authur Payne
of Hiwassee Saturday.
Mrs. Mitchel Stiles audi children |
were the guests Sunday of Mr. and I
Mrs. Clifton Raper. J
gret to hear of his illness, but hope
him a quick recovery.
Miss Candas Hognn had as her Sunday
guest, Harli? Carringer.
Rev. Will Rogers of Rohbinsvillo
and Rev. J. II. Wilson of Havesville,
both widely known preachers will begin
a two weeks revival at Lower
Brasstown church Sunday, July 16.
Every body come. t
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CREEK NEWS
Bern to Mr. and Mrs. George PosUllo
Saturday, July 8. a girl. Mothei
and child are do.ng we'i.
ML>s U'illarti Chambers of Georgia
spent several days with her sistei
Mrs. Lee Chastain recently.
Mr. an dMrs. Bradford Hughes
and two children, Delia Mae and Barbara
Jean visited Mrs. Hughes' parents
Mr. am! T*s. Charlie Sexton
the latter part of last week.
Mr. and . Irs. Krnest Jackson of Ivy
'^og. Ga.. visited tin ir mother, Mrs.
J. I>. Martin Sunday.
Mr. and M is. Arz>> Hughes and
family visited Mr. ami Mrs. Bryan
l hastain Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Dillard Carringer
iid son Floyd recently visited theii
I parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. \Y. Carrin
ger at Brasstown.
Mis. W. L. Chapman and daughter.
Mrs. Ida Lowe of Ivy Log. Gu., visit' (I
their son and brother, Mr. and
Mrs. R. W. Chapman Sunday.
Mrs. Tobe Chastain called on Mrs.
R. W. Chapman Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Stiles and little
daughter visited the former's parents
Mr. and Mrs. Thad Stiles Sunday.
Visitors of Mrs. George Postell
Sunday afternoon were Mr. and Mrs.
Geo Kc.;sler and daughter. Eva Nell.
Mrs. Boyd Chastain. Mr>. Vaughn
Kicks. Mrs. Fred Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. W. .!. tym-tin. Mrs. W.
H. Abernathy and Mr. Billy Hughes
| from Martins Creek enjoyed a nice
I day and a good dinner at the Folk
School July 4th.
I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mulkey and
family of Grandview, Mr. and Mrs.
ilarve Mul-.ey and family, of Andrews,
recently visited their aunt, Mrs.
V.. 11 Abernathy.
BATES CREEK NEWS
This entire community joins in the
hope for the speedy recovery of Mr.
! Bill Killian of New Hope, who has
j been ill for some time. Durnig the
| past week he was visited by Mr. and
1 Mrs. Joe Dockery and sons. Ernest
end Willard; Fred and Grace Dockery
j Bob Dockery and his daughters, the
Misses Mary and Azilee.
The Rev. Mr. Truett preached a
' most interesting sermon at the Bates
I Creek Church last Sunday. The Rev
Mr. Wheeler was a visitor at the services.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Killian were:
callers at the home of Mr. an dMrs.
Andy Ashe.
The following residents of this section
were visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Timpson; Mr. and Mrs.
John Mingus, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Timpson, Mr. and Mrs. Douger Stlies
and family. Mrs. Athaline Timpson,
Mr. and Mrs. Vance Dockery, and
Mrs. W. D. Hogsed.
Miss Edna Mae Coleman was t.ho 1
i unifier guest of Miss "Girleon Dillard.
| The Rev. Mr. Nichols failed to fill
his regular appointment in the pulpit I
last Saturday night, and on Sunday. :
BELLE VIEW NEWS
Mi*, and Mrs. Thomas Huffman of
Asheville and children Betty, Louise,
Mary, Martha and Wilma Ann arc
spending the week with Mrs. Huffman's
mother, Mrs. A. H. Hatchett
and relatives.
We regret to inform that Mr. John
Hatchett is very ill at this writing.
Miss Mary Alice Chambers of Atlant,
Cla., is visiting Misses Marie and
Irene Hughes.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob King and Mr.
and Mrs. Hobert Hughes and family
attended a temperance meeting at
Haycsville Sunday.
Mr. Lee King of Athens, Tenn., is
spending a few days with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. King.
Miss Mirnie Hughes spent Saturtday
night \v?th Miss Ethel Hughes.
Mr. and Mrs. B. V. Mull have returru
d from a weeks visit with their
daughter. Mrs. Daisy Newman of An
drews.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Sparks of
Knoxville spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde McNabb.
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Walker and
daughter and Mrs. Ward of Hiwassee
Dam visited Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
King Monday.
Misses Juanita and Sybil Hughes
were the supper cruests r?f
Mrs. Charlie Mull Sunday.
Mr. Sion Thompson visited his I
daughter, Mr. nd Mrs. Hadley Rob- j
ertson Sunday. ,
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Smith of Murphy I
visited Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Robertson
Sunday.
Many from this section are planning
to attend the Farmer's Federation
picnic at Martins Creek Saturday.
The Rev. John Green will start a
I revival meeting at the Moccasin Creek
I church Sunday night. We're all looking
forward for a good meeting,
j Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bryson, Mr. Van
Hughes, Miss Lelia Raper, Mr. Edison
Anderson and Miss Eva Nell Anderson
were visiting at the Folk School
one day last week.
1 Mrs. Tvey Creasman of Andrews
spent the night recently with her bro-1
ther. Mr. Jesse Robertson and family.
Miss Winona Hughes of Ivy Log, |
spent Friday night with her mother
and family, Mrs. Lassie Hughes.
iDAY. JULY 13. 1939
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THE U CONSUMES MOftE ICCO
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COUNTRIES OT THE WORLD COMBINED.
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MARBLE NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Newman returned
Thursday to their home in
Akron. Ohio, after spending the past
week here visiting relatives.
M iss Wilma Jones is spending two
weeks in Gastonia visiting her brother.
Troy Jones.
Miss Lois Smith returned home
last week from Tryon, where she has
been for the past month.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Palmer and
son, Emil left Thursday for thcii
home in Akron, Ohio, after a visit
here with relatives.
Mrs. Ham Roland of Peachtree, is
ill here at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Barton.
Garnctt Robinson, of Culbcraot.
viaumg menus acre ouiiuuj .
Misses Char me Foster and Lucille
Tiull are visiting relatives in Ellijay
Mr. and Mrs. Bulett Ingram spent
week-end in Waluska, Ga.
Roy West is visiting his brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ven
son West.
The "Vaughan Fans" radio artists
from WNOX Knoxville gave a program
at the Marble Springs Baptist
Church Saturday night. The program
was greatly enjoyed by all present. |
The quartet is composed of the Abner
brothers, and Billy Carrier with Char- i
les Fryer as pianist. Stacy Abner is |
manager. Ths quartet will be presented
with Monk and Sam in a return engagement
some time in August sponsored
by the Marble Home Denom
stration Club.
Miss Katherine Culberson of Al-1
mond spent the week-end here with
her cousin. Miss Frances Newman. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Crisp of Ashe- !
ville spent the week-end here with
Mr and Mrs. Tarry Davis.
Misses Pidge and Nelle Kimbrougl.
left Thursday for Oxford, N. C.,!
where they will enter the Oxford j
Orphanage.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barton, Mr. and I
Mrs. Bill Dockery and Mr.- and Mrs.
Roy Foster went to Lake Santeetlah
on a camping trip the fourth of July '
The Home. Demonstration cub will I
meet Monday. Julv 24 nt 11 ~ ?
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in the Marble School lunch room. The
meeting will bo a "pot luck dinner".1
All members who are unable to come
at the lunch hour are urged to come
in the afternoon. Miss Alline Richardson,
Home agent, will give demonstrations
on pickle making. The club
has purchased a pressure cooker to be
used for canning. Anyone wishing to
use the canner may sec Mrs. F. L.
McConnell, canning leader at her
home.
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Boiling Springs News
Ruv. James Truett filled his repu ;.
lar appointment Saturday iwuht anrl
Sunday. is
Connelly Lovingood will fill his appointment
Sunday. July 16th.
Mr .and Mrs. Bass Graves spent
Saturday night with his parents, Mr. i
and Mrs. John Graves. jj
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Anns, ar.d g
children, spent Saturday night with |
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd 'i
Arms. ?
Mrs. Oliver Carrell spent Sunday
night, with her brother and sister, Mr. !
and Mrs. Bass Graves,
i Miss Lucille Marcus and Ellafredia
Kephart spent Saturday night with
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Arms.
Mrs. Willa Mae Parker and chii !
dren, of Marble, visited their parents
Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. J. \V. Odell.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Mills. Mr. and
Mrs. Don Graves visited Mr. and Mrs.
W. C. Garrett July 4th.
Miss Janice and Opal Odcll visited
Miss Cleo Mills one day recently.
Oid Davis has returned homo after
spending some time in Springfield,
Ohio.
Ray Davis is visiting his parents,
i Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Davis.
Every one enjoyed the music at
M?- and Mrs. Don Graves Saturday
night. The music was furnished by
| ESd and Van Martin and John Ernest
i Whitene*.
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ASHEVILLE, N. C.