SOCIETY
Barbara Meroney, Society Lditcr, Phone 49-1
^ J
kn< a^ement of Miss Alline Richardson
To William David King Is Announced
Mi ami M s- John Allen Kichard
c n ..?VI- announced the engagement
of tin'''' daughter. Miss Alline Rich
10 Mr William David King,
the wilding to take place at noon
Sunday. December 22. in the Metho
ds i'i>i .copal church.
Mi--. Uii-hardson is a life-long re-,
. nt f Murphy and now holds the
, . 1 Home Demonstration Agent
f c, rokce county.
M King, formerly of Atlanta, ai
re ident of Murphy and is
i in business in Andrews.
Miss Hazel Bruce Weds 1
|. V. Henson Nov. 3
Thomas Bryant Bruce announces
the marriage of his daughter. Hazel,
to J. V. Henson of Martins Creek
on November 3 at Blalrsville, Ga.
Tin- ceremony was performed by
Frank Allison.
Mrs Henson Is the youngest dau
ghter of Mr. Bruce and the late Mrs.
Bruce of Blalrsville. She is a gradu
ate of the Blairsvllle School.
Mr. Henson is the son of Mrs.
Bertha Henson Ellis of Martins
Creek.
Beta Club Meeting Is
Held on Friday Night
The Beta Club of the Murphy High
School met Friday night. November
22 in the Home Ec. building at 7:30
After a business meeting a quiz was
conducted with Iva Jean Sneed. win
ner.
After dancing refershments were
served to the following:
Iva Jean Sneed. Maureen Lovin
good. Helen Carringer. Wanda Pat
ten. Mary Porter Fain, Jean Dickey.
Ja>ne Ricks. Homer Hurst. Grover
Asht. Oscar Davis. Hurbet t Allen and
Mi ^ Henson and James Shields as
chnpr-rones.
Miss Ida Belle Entrekin
Bride of A. M. Wylie Jv.
In Ceremony 1 hursdav
Miss Ida Belle Entrekin. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Emory En
trekin of Decatur. Ga . and Ambrose
Miller Wylie. Jr.. son of Dr and Mrs
A. M. Wylie of Chester. S. C. were
married Thursday at 11 o'clock at
Cakhurst Presbyterian Church. De
catur.
White chrysanthemums and white
cathedral tapers were used in the de
rotations.
Prior to the ceremony, a program
of wedding music was presented by
De Loach Ashemore. bariton, ac
companied by his mother. Mr*. C. E
Ashemore.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father. She wars attended by
her sister. Mrs. B. F. Archer, Jr.. of
Macon. Ga.. as matron of honor.
The bridegroom had as best man.
| his father. Dr. Wylie.
The bride was attired in a green
Townley costume suit with black
i fox-fur trim and black accessories.
Her corsage was of sweetheart roses.
Following the ceremony. & wedding
breakfast was served at the home of
the brides parents. Only members of
the two families were present at the
wedding.
Mrs. Wylie has lived in Murphy
the past three years where she was
regional librarian for the T. V. A
area in connection with the Murphy
Carnegie Library.
After a short honeymoon trip. Mr.
and Mis. Wylie will be at home in
Chester where he is employed.
Miss Henrietta Price of Ashevllle
s'vnt last week-end here with Miss
"an Ruth Fosey.
? ? ? ?
Charles Pendley of Marietta is
? here with his sister. Mrs.
"?flrh Scott.
Junior Woman's Club
I lans Xmas Dinner at
Mee ting ; n Wi dne<ctay
The Junior Woman' r '> *-?-KI -
ii ulir in etin.; in the dab room
Wednesday with about tv.mty-ftve
members present. Hostes;e? were
Mr> Martha Adams. France* Dixon.
'?> ' Nell Meyers and M... Polly Neal
Tile subjret of s;udv. The BUirk
shiri March" and "Th- B:r;-H L.on
Retreats.'' t.V-.en from Cirleton Beat's
"The Coming Struggle for Latin
America." was vrv eapablv d: c> ? ,
eti by Miss Dot Higdnn
During the business session plan*
were made to have the annual Christ
mas dinner on Friday. December 13.
at the Terrace Hotel in Andrews \
Committees were appointed for the
dinner and entertainment.
11. ? dinner committee is composed
of Mr- Edna Whitley, chairman
Miss Mary Lee Fe'.met. Mrs Paulina ]
Kindley. Mi Do". Hidden and M:
Jimmy Cary.
The entcrtainrv < ?
rnmoo-fd of Mm. Rmncene r.i
chairman. Mrs. Edit!; !vi? ..r.i Mrs.
Myron Jensen.
Leon Axley Entertains
At Bridge Thursday
Leon Axley entertained ar number
of his friends with a bridge party
at his home in East Murphy last
Thursday evening.
Those pla'ing were Mr and Mrs
Julian Pitzer. Mr. and Mrs. L. D
Schuyler. Miss Mary Kathryn Hen
sley. Miss Barbara Meroney. Miss
Mary Willard Cooper. Mrs. Robert
Akin. Jack Christopher. Jack
nett and Hubert Williams.
o???
Mrs. C W. Sivnge vi sit ^ M - P'vl
Mr?. K. H. Woosley in Atlanta Tues
day i*nd Wednesday. Tliev accom
panied her home Thursday to spend
the Thanksgiving holidays there
? ? ? ?
John Davidson and John H Bay
! less left Sunday for Jefferson City
, after spending the Thanksgiving
| holidays here.
? ? ? ?
Miss Fannie DeWeese of Copper
hill arrived Wednesday night to
spend the Thanksgiving holidays
here with her mother. Mrs. Bessie
DeWeese.
Group Meels
> i iSy \ft rn< "n
' ? " ?? Baptist oliurch
? ? t - ci ? irntu n ? V V
?
?> -?, cy.ad
?rrt t.v Mr- A K Ye-r.\l
Report* vtre nirrn bv the Ifl
and personal ??rviee wnrk ! ?r
cast year vim discussed and outlined
for the month of Dei?mber PI ins
?vere also made for Chrtstm i- chari
ty.
Til >* present were Mrs L F. Bav
lcs=. Mrs. Bessie DeWeese. Mrs Noah
I*ovln?ood. Mrs J B Hall. Mrs Alvln
Burhimnan. Mrs A E Vestal Mrs
W. C. Kinney. Mrs Laura Green
Mrs M'lKcey. Mr* r n C
Mrs J D Burch and M; O
Dalton.
o
^ 'vc \\ i?hpr?n^on ar'!
^ P^r'-cr F.ntei^r5n
Drn Wilnrr^won ami Mrs
t* v pnr*:pr wrro hostess to a brute?*
' "vhrm Thursday art the honv* of
M" Wi?brrs?>ocn in East Mnrp^v
\Trv W. F Studsti!i hold hinh
t and Mrs T A Case hold second
hie*>
-r'w,nv . --j,, W3S rar
-'"H <>ut in decorations and favors
Ouo ?s -or^ Mrv StudstHl. Mrs w
V.r \frs. Julii Martin. Mrs
M Whir hard. Mr?; T A Ca*e Mrs
. ~ 'V Whitfield. Mrs H Buerk. Mrs
i ?* W Thomp'rn. M re Chrrk MeCas
!^n. Mr Ficher Hubbell. Mrs Kat- j
j hrrine Martin and Miss Eleanor
' Corard of Andrews. Miss Hattie Ax
l lev. Mis- Ciara McCombs. Mrs. Fred
' Johnson and M e D.ile Lee.
i o
Barttie Akin is Host
Rritlcre Club Tuesday
j T!it- hrid"" duh m<*t Tuesday nieht
j (??. the home of Barttie Akin. Julian
Pit7.er held high score and Mrs. L
, D Schuyler held low
i The host served hot cocoa and
fruit rake to the following:
Miss Mary Willard Cooper. Mr.
and Mrs. Julian Pitzer. Mr. and Mrs.
L. D. Schuyler. Mrs. John Davidson.
Miss Barter a Meroney. George T.
Williamson. Leon Axley. Jack Chris
topher and Jack Barnett
CALENDAR of
COMING fVf NTS
A har.?- ?? in ? : :h* U'<>
r.un> Socle t \ of c .111 ina Service
of t!;?' M tJud -* In 'M *v? l,eld
auukUv afternoon a* 4 oVIdi k in the
ladies p...lor of * ? church There
will also ix ? p.)* . uk dinner at 6
or! *: All Li a:? > come.
Bat>! s i ? !? M eis
. .. o. .OIH'11 lUld
C.rde No 1 of the Bapti.: Mis
?i .T.arv s .if me: Tuesday after -
:i- ?> .{? '?!?> ..ime ?>! Mr- Robert
rt ?: ? \\::h M !! Id and M" W. S.
D.rkt y a^ nt hrstrs
M ' ii'rir.i" lir^ :<led
?- ? ?? i;:;*ted
? ? ' . Mrs
Piib
r" .t -?Vinson
Fa rase?
In r .:rh fol
lowed "Vil -? !?? a
v.-prrt r?n the T' n': : v. bent
I o the Baptist Orphanaee Plans for
! Christ m.is was outlined and c ?mmit
tees appointed Mrs L T Russell was
! welcomed as a new membo:
The hostess served a dessert course
and presented each member with s
Sweetheart rosbud
The following members were pre
sent :
Mrs. J. C Ammons. M ? R. D
Chandler. Mr* I eo?v*r?1 VV n. Mrs
I F M Johnson. Mrs. 1 'ovd H^ndrix.
| V*"<. Robert R id. Mrs W. S Dickey.
Mr- William G'*t? M L. T Rus
Mrs K c Wr t. Mr* H
Bueek. Miss Dorothy t.'H? and Mri
.* \V. Davidson.
M- and Mr- T?~-s ** \ Df
Lenoir Oily arrived W<-dnecriav nicht
to sp?nd the Thdiik^cr, ..14 iiolulays
here with Mrs. Ward's . 1 -nt Mr
ami Mrs. O. W Candler
? ? 1 ?
Mr. and Mrs. I.awu-nce Myers
spent last week-end 1 Oreer. ille.
S. C..
? ? ? ?
; ' ' r'a: r > f Atlanta is
vi<?ivn her*? "? ^r'- *v*?h hp- bro
ther and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.
C. M. Woffard
BIG VALUE
giving you
Finer Tone ? ? i
Greater Power I
Yes, hear more sta
tions clearly and
powerfully, with
this new 1941
Philco! Priced amaz
ingly low and costs
less to operate. No
wet batteries to pay
for and recharge . . .
no wind chargers!
See and hear the
famous 1041 Philco
Farm Radio now!
PHILCO 95F
New Push-Pull Audio Sys
[J? and .super-sensitive
Fhilco Speaker give you
tremendous power and the
"nest, purest tone you've
ever heard! Programs nkj
r.n ncw richness, new hril
,lance! Gor
?J<>us cabin:
7 gracefu
resign.
Battery Bh<k, $> Eur s
EASY TERMS
F Mil CO 90CS
Biggest value
ever offered in a
farm radio. Get
yours now! Only
5tlf-Contain*J Bst/erj Block. Sj.tO Ext**.
WALTER COLEMAN
Murphy, North Carolina
NOW CHECK NASH
AGAINST THE
LOWEST-PRICE FIELD!
? 25 to 30 miles a gallon
? Coil Springs on all four
wheels?
? Roomier, more seating
width
? Greater Safety?
"Unitized" body
? Two-way Roller Steering
? Weather Eye Condi
tioned Air System
? Convertible Bed
The sensational Nash Ambassador "600"
is Here! We are Ready to Give Demon*
strations and Accept Orders
IT'S HERE! The new kind of car in the lowest?
price field?the Nash Ambassador "600";
Your first surprise is coming when you view
the bigness of this Nash?and hear it will deliver
2} to 30 miles on a gallon of gas, with good driving.
Its sleek, low body is built on new aircraft prin
ciples?of welding body and frame into one
rattle-proof, twist-proof unit of amazing strength;
At first throttle touch, you'll realize that here is
the "liveliest" car you're ever driven. It has pick*
up of 15 to 50 MPH in 12 seconds, high gear.
It rides the curves like a locomotive, but steer*
light as a feather. Here?for the first time?is Two*
way Roller Steering, the easiest you ever expert-*
enced, plus soft coil springs on all four wheels.
Even the ?ir you breathe is different ; . . fresh,
dustless, warm as May?even at 10? below zero?
with Nash's Weather Eye Conditioned Air System;
You'll discover savings you never dreamed poi
?ible...*70 to *100 a year, on gas, oil, tires. In fact
every idea of what an automobile can be or do or
cost changes wheo you drive this new kind of car.
In the new Aeropowered Nash Six and Eight, as
well as the Nash "600"-the differences in size and
? ? iv arc switching thousand? of new car buy
ers to Nash. Come in and see these differences!
Factory production has now caught up. We can take
ordersfor immediate delivery. See your dealer below.
NOW?A BIG 4-D00R SEDAN
New 1041 prices begin in the lowest-price
field? $731 for a bi* Ambassador "600"
Business Coupe All prices, delivered ir fac
tory. include standard equipment and federal
tax! Weather Ere. Fourth Speed Porwsrd,
Omvrrtible Bed. and White Side Wall Tire?
DCUYERED AT FACTutY are optional, at slight extra cost.
780
Wash Offers Better Cars at Lower Price?-for 92% of All Buyers of Automobiles
FRANKLIN MOTOR COMPANY
Murphy, North Carolina