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October's Childr
At Combined B
.! have been a stork cir- I
the Dickey house in
. dining room in partiv
evening, and the fabled
all the babies should
pin.tr "hurrah for Octo- j
> were gathered about a i
table, every last one j
in October and 5 of i
j,, same day. Mrs. Thel- '
j,;(; proprietress of the hotel
. . hostess but also was her
,, because October is her
,j , t no. Tuesday was her
i ,-o was the birthday vi
, j*. ] (Boh) Williamson.
Women's Club /
At Annual Distr
jj, of the Women's club of
Murphv night back a handsome j
...; f: annual meeting- of;
; . ,] N 1 of the North Federation |
(I \\\'Tii< Clubs held at Cullowhee
,i< Frid The gavel was presented ?
to Mrs. T V Case, as president of the
rvatiiza1 as a prize for the highperrt
'age <>f attendance at the
m vtmt*. based on the number of
r::es travelled. Ten members from (
Murphy iif: nded, as follows:
Mrs. T A. Case. Mrs. C. W. Savage, s
Mrs. Ju:. Martin, Mrs. B. W. WhitMi
<> K. Erhart, Mrs. Ben ?
Wurner. Mrs. \V. M. Palmer, Jr., Mrs. i
E. B. N" ell and Mrs. Don Wither>;xK>n;
ai.d Miss Ida Belle Entrekin. 1 t
More than 100 attended the meet- i
ing. from Murphy, Andrews. Bobbins- i
vilie. Br; m City, Sylva, Canton, 1
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Personals
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Odom enter- j
timed in honor of Mr. Odam's fath- c
Mr. W. T. Odom in honor of his 1
M birthday which he celebrated Sunay
October 15th. Mr. George Abbott ,
d guest. t
Miss B<t>y Guffey spent the past
Asheville visiting her par- s
?nts. 1
Red 11. m y was a visitor in Murphy
Sunday.
Mrs. P ink Crawford and son, i
sitors of Mrs. Bessie De- \
few days this week. Mrs.
Crawford i> from Copperhill. i
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stalcup and daug- 1
I, left Saturday for J
Uaoirwhc re they will make their folate
hom?. J
Mr. and Mrs. Zaek Carringer, of ,
' pent the week-end with j
Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Carringer. t
Mr. Porter Mason and mother, Mrs. j
^ C. Mason and Harry Carringer
Sunday in Atlanta. 1
Mrs. p. J. Henn spent the past two
*eeks in Saluda visiting her parents. 1
Miss 1 tnnie Deweese was a visitor
Murphj this week-end. 1
Mrs. P. B. Henn and Mrs. Chas. ]
Timmons. of Chiekamauga, were visa's
of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Henn for
** week-end. <
The young folks of Murphy and 1
urrounding communities are looking
forward with happy anticipation to i
JPHttie Livingston and his N. B. C.
LOANS
nly 4Vz%
rid assistance.
your olans
ifications for
our wishes?
:he rest.
W. H. M
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THE CHEROKEE SC
ETY
en Gather
irthday F east
Mrs. F. O. Chi istopher was another
of the celebrants. She was born
on October 14th. and that same date
marked the birth of Mrs. A. N. Parker
and Mr. Jake Wilkerson.
Other children of October who
gathered to celebrate were: Messrs.
T. \V. Kindley. Barney Farmer, \\\ C.
Parker. Carl Whi taker. Louis Weinberg.
and Glen Whitaker, Miss Nettie
Dickey, and the Mrs. J. D. Brock and
P. J. Ilcnn.
Attractive place cards showed the
guests where to sit at the table and
turkey was the main dish. A number
of lily gifts wore beside each ban
jquetter's plate.
Awarded Gavel |
ict Meeting
Waynesville, Clyde, and Cullowhec.
Before the gathering convened, the
visitors were served coffee by the
hospitality committee of the Cullowhee
group, in the drawing roams
of Moore dormitory at Western Carolina
Teachers College.
Mrs. W. Thomas Reeves, of Canton.
District president directed the session.
The principal address was delivered
by Mrs. John I). Robinson,
of Wallace. State President, who
stressed the importance of creating
? better community life. Mrs. Charles
Pearce, of Charlotte, State President
of the Junior Women's Clubs brought
greetings from her organization.
A social hour followed the meeting,
concluding with a tour of the new
building on the college campus, directed
by Boy Scouts of the neighborhood.
>rchestra playing in Murphy Oct.
19th. The Junior Woman's club is
sponsoring the dance.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. McMuilan and
sons. Thomas and Jimmy spent Suni?
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WIHI .uia. HltWUIIHII a MSier, |
Mrs. W. P. Odom.
H. Y. Williams, recently transferee!
from Sylva is now connected with
he Murphy A and P. store.
Miss Fannie Alexander of Atlanta,
;pent Sunday as the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. W. P. Odom.
B E WW
J. N. Hill, Jr.. who is attending: the
Atlanta, Ga., spent the week-end with
anta, Ga., spent the week-end with
lis parents. Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Whitakcr and
nephew, Glenn Whitaker, Mrs. J. D.
3rock, and Mrs. Thelnia Dickey spent
Saturday shopping in Asheville.
Mr. Odus Mull, of Shelby, Mr.
fames Cowan, of Asheville and Mr.
Albert Bauman, of Montreat were
imong the commissioners who heard
he condemnation suits held in Mur>hy
last week.
Miss Mary Arrendale and Miss
Mary Jo Blackstock were the guests
>f Mr. Barney Farmer at the Dickey
lotel last week-end.
Mr. John and George Whitcomb, of
rlarlan, Ky., spent several days in
Murphy last week in the interest of J
rVA land hearing.
Mr Alvin Zi-iidpr. TV A lawver !
)f Chattanooga, was a visitor here
ast week, registered at hotel Dickey.
Miss Robbie Williamson spent the
veek-end at the Dickey hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Rtctor and Miss
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OUT. MURPHY. N. C. OCTOBER 19. 1
[ Mrs. Hill Hostess To
Presbyterian Auxiliary
i -
! The Presbyterian Auxiliary mot at %
I the homo f Mrs. J. N. Hill on Tues- i
day afi rnnon. October 17th. Mrs. C. g
\V. Suvairc. Vice-president presided 3,
in the a ' m-?- of the president. Mi tl
I>. \Vi*In : - |)-?on. Mrs. Savage led an 1 X\
interestiagf worship service. "Testinir
urselves by our Auxiliary theme and ^
motto." Mrs. Paul Smith had charge j,
if the program. tile topic beinv M
"Ileme Mis ion". A number of tin
members taking parts and toiling ot V
the experiences of heme missionaries 3,
through letters that He y had re \
ccivod. .V
During tho afternoon the be .
rolled bandages for the White cr<- | ij
The hostess served a sweet course j
-ff? ???^
...i,. umut ami samiwicnes to the j
following: y
Mesdames Paul Smith. Harry Mil- y
lor. J. H. Wilson. M. W. Bell, < . L
MiCaslan, O. K. F.rhart. W. M Pa!
nicr. Jr.. H. L. Pah-ley. * . L. Aiver- y
son and Mrs. C. W. Savage. ^
Bridge By Mrs. Billiter p
Honors Mrs. Sanderson v
ni
Mrs. \V. O. Billiter entertained a' a
a bridge part recently at the home of
Mrs. J. C. McCraw in honor of Mrs. (l
Frank Sanderson, of Guntersville, u
Ala., who is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Kail Rol inson. After several rubbers
a salad course was served. Those en- x 1
tertained included:
Mesdames Frank Holt. -T. C MrCraw,
John Hollingshed, 1. L. Treat.
Charles Boyd. Earl Robinson. Jake
Williams, of Chattanooga and Mrs. aI
W. O. Watson. High score was mad- ^
bv Mrs. Hollingshed. A memento of ,Sj
the occasion was presented to the
honoree. m
o Bi
Padgett Convalescent
Following Operation
" \v
Register of Deeds Bascomb Par- j _
gett is slowly fighting his way back f
to health after a tonsil operation [m
performed in Franklin last week. The
popular County official has returned I
home from the hospital, but is not yet I
well enough to resume his duties at |
the court house.
Mr. Padgett has to make two trips
weekly to Franklin for further treatment.
His was an aggrevated case
in which an operation was needed
long ago; but action was delayed because
of press of county work.
Tomnrle Posey, of Lincolnton, N\ C.,
were visitors at the Henry House this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Rector. Miss
Tommic Posey, Miss Sara Ruth Posey
and Mrs. Willa Bell Posey were the
dinner guest of Dr. and Mrs. W. A.
Hoover Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Oris Sharpe and baby,
of Knoxville, spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. Fate Carden.
Miss Stella Mason spent the weekend
with her mother.
Mrs. Neva Holt, Mrs. H. Bueck and
Mrs. J. B. Gray spent Monday shopping
in Atlanta.
Mrs. Jim Franklin, Mrs. John Axley,
Mrs. Dixie Palmer and Miss
Juanita Vestal spent Tuesday in Chattanooga.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Witherspoon
spent Monday and Tuesday in Chattanooga,
Tenn., and Atlanta, Ga.
Mr. and Ms. R. K. Smith, of Knoxville
were visitors last week of Mr.
and Mrs. Neil Davidson. '
Mrs. A. Huckaby, of Arab, Ala., is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. 0.
Watson. J
Mrs. Earl C. Robinson is visiting
in Dayton, Tonn. as the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Willis Marshall.
Mr. E. C. Moore and daughters,
spent Sunday in sheville visiting Mrs.
Moore who is taking treatment at St.
Joseph's hospital.
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House Warming Party
Is Given To Barnetts
A surprise house-warming party
vas given at the ?v-\ residence ..f ,
dr. and M I. L. I?_irn?*i. . > i
treet Wednesday niirht. Octobi-r 11. <
r?ny useful jrifts \v re pr? - ni.-J ?.>
k* "new settlers'*. Thos attending
ere:
Mr. A. F. Weaver, Jr.. of Asheville. j
Ir. and Mrs. Gwynn Denton, of Rohinsvillo.
Mr. and Mr . ).o
v. Mi s. IT. K. Davis. Mi Alice K
int. Mi s i.aurr. A. Hold erne- . Mr. (
foodrow '\\> . ??lr. Pdy rev.
I'-. Grover Collett, Mr. Goldman E.
ail. Mrs. Lillian A she and Mr. and
Irs. Chas. Jones all of A ml rows. 1
Ir. R. T. Kilparick and Mr. and Mr.-.
.-:y L. F ?- of Marble.
Mrs. Dorothy MeCombs. Mis
ouisc Kin jr. M . Earl Payne. Mr. ami
lis. Paul Cudfhrth, Mr. ami Mrs. '
falter Sue- d ;ml Dorothy Sneed. Mr.
ml Mrs. Ilomer Rkk-, Mr and Mrs.
obert MeCombs, Mr. Guy Elli r. Mrs. { ^
favne Walker and Mr. Dewey Kap
art, all of Murphy. *
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. S. N. !
iobo are Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Darnell, j
Ir. ami Mrs On v.. Rnfbfowl ..f v..;~ .
lount. Ga.. Miss Marie Anderson,
ml Miss Edna Burton of Jasper. Ga. r
Mrs. John Axley, and grandson, i
one Bates, and Mrs. John Davidson f
. turned Sunday from Asheville af- ?
r visiting Mrs. Garrison Manoval. n
Mr. E. Darnell, of Marietta, was a sitoi
in Murphy this week.
Mrs. Lilla Adams has gone t?.
noxville where she will do private
act ice.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dickey are
pong those who plan to attend the
la-Tenn football game in Knoxville I
iturday. I
Mrs. H. Bu'-ck has as visitors her
other and father, Mr. and Mrs.
rahnnn. of Raleigh.
Dr. F. V. Taylor left for Raleigh
iday on professional business.
Mrs. C. 1). Mayfield is visiting in
oodstock. Ga.
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Fresh Spinach 3 lbs.
Florida Oranges...
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BABY F
Mrs. Thelma Dickey plans to atend
the Ala-Tenn foot 'all game
Saturday.
Mrs. Phil Mathews. <?f Hry.-on City,
s visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
. slaughter.
ith> in ColiMiiiji after e
n. woc.v w?iii relative returned
:':iy to their home in Miami.
"la.
Mr. and Mrs. Weaver Gray f Raii
are \ i : i: :m M phy.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. \Veld? f Klizrbethton.
Tenn., are visiting his iser.
Mrs. K. C. Matt -x and Mr. Matox.
V . Sal a i. if Daniel ville. (Ja..
visiting her br '.her, Mr. R. C. M ,,
v XI. XI -.1 ?
Mt a. I. John and M? .
Til: il .Jnhn><;n and ?n and Mr.-. A.
11 tr 1 arid daughter '>f Maiietta.
?a.. and Mrs. Mamie Arnold, spent
Sunday with their daughter and sister
dr.-. I'i. C. Moon- who i at St ph
Iospital in Asheville.
All.-. Hardy t -lvanl. Mrs. Krank
olvard and Mrs. Alfred Colvnrd of
Robbinsville were visitors in town
Tuesday
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