SOCIETY
Barbara Meroney. Society Editor, Phone 49-J
Mr^. Lester Is Honor
Client of Mrs. Mattox
Ai Bridge Luncheon
y II A. Mattox entertained with
j bi t i luncheon at her home on
Cjtnp')' :! Street Tuesday, honoring
Mi Margaret Pruden Lester ot
\V.? . :i ; '.on. D. C. Mr.s. Mattox was
d in serving by Mrs. John |
Cain^bt-'l.
A illusion of tiladohl was used in
dr .it ion.
Mi W. W. Hyde jnd Mrs. M. VV
11. .. n high and low score prize:
Mi T A Case was presented with
cull- it ion prize and Mrs. Lestei
?j, mven a guest prize.
Tli present were Mrs. Bell, Mrs.
H.vtl Mis. Case. Mrs. H. Bueek, Mrs
C L Mi Ca-slnn. Mrs. J. w. Thomp
.-,111. Mi- J. W. Davidson and Mrs
Leon Axley, Jce Elkins
Hosts at Bridge Party
I.i u Axloy and Joe Miller Elkins
were hosts to six tables of bridge
Saturday evening in the club room
at the ihrary.
M: Robert Akin won high score
pnzi Joe Swltzer won low score
prize and the floating prize was pre
xnted to Miss Ma: ion Axley.
Those playing were Mrs. Akin. Miss
Axley. Misses Willie Hinton. Mary
Frances Bell. Billie Jackson. Barbara
Meroney. Louise Leatherwood. Sara
Sword, Mrs. L. D. Schuyler, Mrs.
Clyde Sneed. Mrs. T. W. Kindley.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Pitzer. Harry
Hulten. Morris Miller. Kyle Crowt
lier. Harry McDonald. Max Steiner
Jack Barnett, Barttie Akin, Boise
Maron. Joe Switzer and the hosts.
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Mrs. Docia Clonts Has
Dinner Party Saturday
Mrs. Docia Clonts entertained with
a dinner oarty at her home Saturday
evening.
The house was attractively decora
ted with garden flowers. Music was
enjoyed throughout the evening.
Guests were Mrs. Verdie Ledford,
Misses Marie Gregory. Elouise and
Kate Witt, Mack Plemmons. Felix
Palmer, Wid Stiles. Vergil Clonts
and Francis McKenzie of Newport,
R. I.
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birth annoncement
Mr and Mrs. W. D. Townson Jr.
announce the birth of a son, W. D.
Ill, Saturday. July 26. Mrs. Townson
is the former Miss Pearl Whichard.
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USE THE CLASSIFIED ADS
Colors Are Fresher,
Dress Is Lovelier!
That Just ahont sums up what
Murphy laundry CTranin* doe*
'<*? my drenn. I don't know the
formula but I know the answer ? '
It looks grand! Why not try it?
so Inexpensive!
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Murphy Laundry j
Mrs. justice Entertains
On Daughter's Birthday
Mrs. ? Prank Justice eater: a.neJ
Saturday evening a: her h init- from
3 o'clock until 3 with a party honor
ing her small daughter. Cecilia, on
her fifth birthday.
The guests played sames and were
served ice cream and cak-.
Those present were Misses Carolyn
Alexander. Olenda Ivie. Rosalind
Stalcup. Phyllis Hembree. Betty
Hamby, Betty Reece. Mary Sue
Swain. Betsy Clark. Judy Nichols.
Susie Miller and Gene Bates, Gordon
hafes. Goto tiiiDariiell. H. C Bucck. ,
Sammy White. Steve Hembree. Tom- I
my Gentry and Jimmy Sneed.
Miss Sara Ruth Posey
Entertains with Picnic
Miss Sara Ruth Po.wy entertained
a ?:oup of friends at a picnic supper
la.it Sjturday evening at Hiwassee
Dam.
Those iuvited were Mr. and Mrs
' W. F. Forsyth, Mr. and Mrs. H. A
I Mattox. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bayless.
Mr. and Mrs. John Davidson. Mj
and Mis H E Bishop. Mr. and Mrs.
C. E. Hyde of Franklin. Mr. and Mrs.
John Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Alden
Coward of Andrews, Mr. and Mrs
G. W. Cover and Miss Meredith Will
taker of Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. Duke
Whitley. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. M&ssey.
Miss Dot Hlgdon of Sylva. and Char
les P. Gold Jr.. of Rutherfordton.
Mrs. Barton Hostess
At H. D. Club Meeting
The Peachtree Home Demonstrat
ion club met Thursday afternoon a'
the home of Mrs. Ed Barton. The
president, Mrs. Brown Clad well, pre
sided.
Routine business matters were dis
cussed. Mrs. King, home agent, as
sisted by Mrs. Julia Wells, food? .
leader, gave a demonstration on
jelly making.
During the social hour Mrs. Bar- 1
ton sewed refreshments to the fol
lowing: Mrs. Julia Wells. Mrs. Brown
Caldwell, Mrs. Morris Moore. Mrs.
N'tlson Leatherwood, Mrs. Nina
Wilkerson. Mrs. White Barton, Doro
thy Clayton. Dale Sudderth. Mrs.
Orover Carpenter. Mrs. Clarence
Hendrix. Mrs. Jim Donley. Mrs. Lut
her Elliott. Mrs. Robert Barker, Ruby
Barker and Mrs. Alline King.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fulmer and little
son of Lenoir City, Tenn. spent last |
week end here with Mrs. Fulmer
parcn*..-. Ifr. zzi Mrs. J. YC. Franklin
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Claude Gross of Lenoir City L
visiting here with friends.
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3. G. Brumby spent se-.'erjil day.
this week in Hickory on business.
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Mr-. Rober*. Mcombs who is em
ployed in Ashevllle spent last we?';
enl here with her husbtnd.
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Mrs. T. W. Kindiey. Miss W-:a?
Hinton. V <. Th-'lma Dickey antt
daush.er. Nettie, spent last Thurs
d .y in Asheville.
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Ace DeCc.v.a and 3;!1 Beeler spent
last week end in Chntanoogt.
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T. W. Kindley. George Phillips and
Jack Christopher were visitors in
Atlanta Saturday.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Hagerman of
Kentucky spent several days here
this week with friends.
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Miss Oloria Daniel of Norfolk. Va.
is visiting her grandmother. Mrs. T.
A. Holder for an indefinte time. Miss
Daniel was a resident of Murphy up
unti' five years ago.
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Miss Adeladie Newson of Little
! ton. Miss Anna Laura Barnes of Clay
ton. Miss Bertha Woodard of Selmt
and Mrs. Edgir Burris of Newbern
spent last week end here with Mr
and Mrs. Duke Whitley.
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Miss Enla Baker and Miss Mary
Lee Roberts spent last week end in
Waynesvtlle with MLss Opa! Mc
Cracken.
Mrs. Mactox Entertains I
For Mrs. Webb Fr:da>
A dSuh'fal social iffitr >( '.'it,
* eelc wli the bri > ir'\ iiwn j\
Mrs H. A Ma'.tox jr. '.l-'r ? ?ru- 7""
day evening imaruu Mr? R :
Wi'b1) jf EViwaii Tenneate ?
Mr; Wjl'.ec Mini- ' :t\ ",iu '
s: ir.* prize: Mr &i Situ a.
ttui M ; \V ira l'i p-r. >:\
->i? in prize. A <U'5, prl-e aa,
?envi -j t'.;,: honoree.
Til* il U'V.m *A~i.i 1 ? -\i il
itw jv Mi -. John CampoeU
TiOie inviJd were Ml;- Em
Sword. Mrs Fred Johnson. M: ?
Henry Axlt-y. Mr-, Wai.er Mini'
Mrs. Harry Bulvip. Mr.; B W. W i: -
(teld. Mrs. VV'.Uard Cooper. Mr- S.
Nell Lauria, Mrs. K,1 Smith. Mis W
A. Hoover. Mrs K C. Wr ill'. Mrs
Dale Lee and Mrs Webb.
Mrs. Ray Paul Jones
Is Hostess at Bridge
Mr v Ray Paul Jon\s ho.stes.
to four ubles of bridge a* her home
Tuesday evening.
Hinh and low score prizes were
presented to Mrs. Howard Moody
and Mrs. John Davidson. M:s.s Will'.e
H.n-.on won floating pr'ze.
Those invited were Mr>. Ctyd ?
Sneed. Mrs. L. D. Schuyler. Mrs Ro
bert Akin. Mrs. John Davidson. Mrs
Howard Moody. Mrs. T. W Klndley.
Mrs. R. E. Wallace. Mrs. Clvd-* Town
son. Misses Willie Hinton. Mary
Frances Bell. Mary WiiiirJ Cooper,
Barbara Meroney. Ka.e Paiaett.
Martha Brumby. Marion Axley.
Louise Leatherwood. and Sari Sword
The man> friends ot Ted Beelet
will regret to learn lie us confuted to
a hospital in Chattanooga due ;o in
juries received in an tutouio'oile ac
cident last week.
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Mrs. Robert Akin and Mrs. R. E j
Wallace were visitors in Andrews |
Sunday.
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Mr. tnd Mrs. G. W. Candler and
Mrs. E. M. Dunning returned Tuesday
from Na?s Head where they were
the guests of Mr. Cjndler's brother.
Dr. C. Z. Candler and Mrs. Candler, j
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. ooper jl 1
Philadelphia, Pa., will arrive Sunday ,
1 spend severtl weeks here with their j
daughter. Mrs. H. A. Mattox and ,
Mr. Mattox.
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H. Bueck left Tuesday for Nag.?
Head to attend a superintendent's
convention.
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Mrs. Margaret Pruden Lester of
Washington. D. C., is visiting here
with her cousin. Mrs. J. W. David
son and Mrs. Dtvidson.
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Mrs. E. M. Dunning who has been
visiting here a month with Mr. and
Mrs. G. W. C-indler returned to her
home in Atlanta Thursday morning.
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Miss Kate Padgett was a visitor in
Syl-.-a Saturday.
Mr til l Mrs. A. C Hubei uij Mrs
!>*ley ?f AUviu. T -rui . six-lit last
???-.?It ,-nJ here with Mr and Mr?.
T. A Ca.e
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G-'ir^- 3 J >11 j. n.KVIu ?. Ai i ,
h-ii :.i ? ?e? k i-ul u* i- * It !it>
? i:: 1 small ?oti
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3 W. ? i ?! -a ,o ?? -n ! -um
:?.??? . oil > . I J Y lur.a Hit ru ueiv la-sl J
< ??IK) .UT- ? 1 IJM-.-U ?. Or.]
?ud M: - M ? Whv.arJ
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Wiyne 3 >a ' jf J ??;> ;-?; >:i City,
Te:i? . spen x< w ? k -iKi Ac: ?
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M. . '.V. Chris- i.j.u'i Mr. anj Mr*
i!. A. Brown. iw ml -m.i' . - >r. were
i :i .V.anta Tue-ua
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Wtnford Bradley if 3an! >rd
. '.si'.inu .iere wt .1 M and Mrs. L;n- '
dan DilU
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M. and Mrs. Hume Bowi"< inn
laughters. Charleen and Wind J. >:
Harrtmon. Tenn . visited here several
day i this week with relatr. ?
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Miss Pauline Neal returned Sun
day Irom a vacation ,:i Greensboro
and South Car jl'.na.
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A. J. Waldrou;> speir las x end
w.'h his wife tn Kn ix .
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Mr. and Mrs. A. E Ves u and d l i
ghter. Muss Jessamine Vest-ii. return
ed Tuesday from a i ill Hn ?
Point with re.atives
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Mi. Polly M Mr? u{ Keir was
a visitor m town Tuesday md Wed
nesday.
Mrs. OU Williams left list week
end for Charleston. 5. C. where siu
will .spend her v-ication.
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Mas Mildred Hill who attends
summer school at Young Harps speiv
last week end here with her uarents,
Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Hill.
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Miss Ruth Martin of AshevUl?
spent last week with Mr. and Mrs
J. L. Hall. Miss Martin has been
holding a vacation Bible school in
M: Liberty Baptist church ind Snow
Hill 3aptist church.
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Miss T.ielma Hall is spending the
week in Raleigh during 4-H club
work.
Mrs. Avie Magneu, 23, I
Laid to Rest Friday
Funeral services for Mrs. Ane Al
line Magness. a?e 23, who died Us*
Thursday in a Gainesville. Ga.. hos
pital, were held Friday at the Old
Shooting Creek Baptist church with
the Rev. Daniels and the Rev. Bishop
DfficiJting. Interment was in the
church cemetery. Ivie Funeral H.jme
had charge of arrangements.
She is survived by her husband.
William Masness of Oahalonega. Gi.
and one son and her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. B. T. Maney of Shooting
Creek.
Everybody Asks Tims
But Nobody is Sure Aj
Clcck Dees "Shimmy"
Mi:* Taain >tio ? Jii i evcry
j>.l' a'.ki adou. the w >? j . out
nooodv ever d >??? inv .11:14 1 1.) it."
VV.-Ii. M :. and all lit- i>:i ui
'Mil plenty 01 uva'iier 10 ' .1 .v 1 ).>ut
11. ?i-ii The -on. 'ii-u> >: opinion
1. ::: 1 a lot o* this heat would
a I j more appreciated n \\t January
Or. M nday. look
a vack sea*, a- 1 op: ' for CJnversil
. m Everybody a ,1 , askint every
else what ami' :? it'"' AuO
tl jbody was sure
The r?4.->n that M t.4i- m >:?>?
int. ? Town authority . decld
?i 1 advancv the clock tw > hours
Andrews ..a J moved up one a our. aiul
:? Murphy move put a ju the
same *. in'..' basis
A lot >: ;>?? >p; ? a ore ? ' Unc.it
as a ????sua. Noon dinner was ? i .it
'. 'It a. "1 N siywiv 'A 1 . .1.100.
A*, nine o'clock T > vn authori
ties to?ether an i decided Mm'
. icy had ion ? ) i Tit -j ? ;ey moved
???? ? .K'k >aek on > i n T '. . put
'-h ? town >n a dayluht sa vins 'oasi;.
bu* still Jet'. Murphy one i.ir be
hind Andrews
"There the ma'ter s aiii- i> ;ii<
is wri'ten As o alia happen
nex iV'-ic. you mil . d) ..our own
<ues.sm<
In any -. on*., we".. 4 ! j * - < o 101
nn:." in mid September.
Meanwhile- jo to ?*J earlici or
follow Tom Mauney's ipe
'Tm following my old time hours'
-ai i Tom. excep- I Ua.- oalf-way
adtpteii the new schedul* as 0 work.
I eat, sleep and ao to work undei
tfee old schedule, but when it come*
1 to quitting I follow the new -and
1 knock off an hour eirlier."
Large Groups Viail
Fclk School During
Weekly Game Meet*
A jroup of 50 young men and wo
men of the Friends Work Camps at
| Macedonia Community near lark-s
ville. Oi , and Madisonvtlle, Tenn..
will visit the John C. Campoell Fall:
school Saturday night to talcs part in
tile community folk games
This group. sponsored oy to.* Am.'
rican Friends Committee with held
quarters in Philadelphia advances
cooperative work movements in com
munities much as does the folk school.
Their appearance at Brasstown Sat
urday will he for study in addition
to participation in the games. T"iis
I is the third visit to the school.
A group of students from bar
man University were guests at tlio
last week folk games. young men and
women studying extension courses of
of the Open Road. Othe- gutsts were
Mr. and Mrs. Camp of Young Hirri...
and Miss Dora Parks, regional lib
rarian of Murphy.
Miss Laura M. Bragg, pioneer in
th? field of museum science was also
a visitor at the school last week ?nd.
Mi. is Bragg Is now a summer resident
at Highlands and is assisting in
opening the new Highlands m iseum.
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excellent food prepared the way you like
it . . .and ycu can eat in cool comfort.
We hare just opened and are prepared to offer a complete menu of every
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