NEWS FROM [ANDREWS "Te
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HOLD COTTAGE
PRAYER SERVICE
Cottage prayer meetings were held
each nisht tins wick in various sec
tion.-. of tlie town through Friday
nigh- nth ? ho exception of Wed
nesday night at which time a central
meeting \va iield at the Baptist
church
The {rouiic; .is arranged were as
follow Qroitp No. 1. Rev. K A.
JVlkner. pash : ot the St. Andrews
in-the Mountains Lutheran church
ader met Monday night in the
: line ot Mrs Cleee Almond, Group
Ne. 2. aav. uuy i . tiuuus pooU>r si
the Andrews Methodist church lead
er met r. the home of Mr L. B.
Niehi 'Is. Group No 3. met at the
oine of Mr. Oeorge W. LunsfirJ
witti Mr H.uve L Mulkey as leader.
Group No 1, Rev. Ed. Willix leader,
met it tile home of Mr. D. P. Buc '
Italian Group No. 5. with Rev.
Sammy Wheeler leader, met at the
home of Mr R. P White. Group
No. ti with Mr. P. L M itheson lead
er met at the home of Mr C. C.
Robinson
All meetings were held at 7:30
o'clock with the same group leader
in charge during the weeks prayer
services.
The Rev. A. B. Cash pastor of the
First Baptist church of Murphy will
conduct a series of services begin
ning Sunday evening September 13.
The Rev. E. F. Baker expressed a
desire that two objectives would be
reached in the group meetings. First.
Personal Cleansing through confess
ion and dedication and second. PER
SONAL SERVICE, seeking the lost
through prayer and work.
Almond - Lewis
Wedding Solemnized
In Charlotte
The marriage of Miss Mavis June
Almond, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
Charles Thurston Almond, of An
drews, to John Puett Lewis of Char
lotte, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robb S.
Lewis of Dallas was solemnized in a
ceremony at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Hoyle Smathers. brother-in-law
and sister of the bride groom at
Charlotte. Saturday afternoon at 4
o'clock, September 5.
How's Your Beauty
These Days?
Our famous establishment has
been devoted to the proportion of
beautifying women for many
years.
Our hair tyle and lovely perma
nent cost so little and result in
compliments of self satisfaction.
Murphy Beauty Shop
Under personal supervision of
Mr.s. Neva Holt
Phone 9117
r ? Huggins. pastor of the
Uau.is Baptist church officiated. The
vow % were spoken before an impro
vised a:tar. Baskets oi white chry
isanthemums and cathedral Capers
were used :n the decorations.
Precedmg the ceremony Miss
Louise McKettrick of Gastoma.
pianist played ' l'o a Wild Rose" by
McDowell and "Because". During
I the ceremony she played softly. "I
, Love You Truly" by Carrie Jacobs
B >nd. The traciition.il wedding
I march from Lohengrin, by W.u?ner
! was used as the processional, and the
m arc. l b> Mendelssohn was played
as the recessional
I'nallt^ded
| The young couple entered the liv
! ins room together. Tlie bride wa i
?i iiit'd in a powder blue costume
I cicui' sirei't length suit dress with ail
accessories ill powder blue Her
shoulder length veil was attached to
i small hat made of feathers. She
carried a white leather prayer book j
to which was attached a white or
chid. Her only ornament was a gold !
cross which was made and present
ed to her by her father.
Following the ceremony a recep
tion was held. Tlie bride table was
centered with a two-tiered wedding
cake topped with minature bride
and bridegroom. Mrs. Smith was
assisted in serving by Mrs. Arthur
Watkins of Andrews, sister of the
I bride, and Miss Modena Lewis of
Dallas, sister of the bridegroom.
Tlie mother of the bride wore a
black crepe dress with white acces
sories. Her corsage was of gardenias.
Mrs. Lewis, mother of the bride
groom, wore a navy crepe dress with
a corsage of gardenias.
Immediately after the ceremony,
the young couple left for a short
wedding trip after which they will
reside at the Hawthorne apart
ments. Charlotte.
Mrs. Leans is a graduate of Mars
Hill college and received her B. S.
S. A. degree in June from the Wom
an's college of the University of
North Carolina, Greensboro. While
at Mars Hill college she was presi
dent of the Clio Literary society.
For the past four months she has
been employed by TV A at Bryson
City.
! Mr. Lewis is a graduate of Mars
| Hill colege. He was president of the
Philomatheon society and served as
page in Washington in the house of
representatives. He now holds a
position with the Southeastern Bus
Tariff bureau, Charlotte.
Mrs. W. G. Lail left Friday for a!
visit at the Home of her parents at I
Red Springs.
Mrs. G. E. Lail spent several days
j of last week in Murphy with her
; daughter, Mrs. Frank Forsyth.
Private Max Phillips, of Ft. Ben
ning. Ga.. is spending a medical fur
! iough here with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Pitt Phillips.
Mrs. C. T. Almond and son, Char
' les, has returned to her home after
a stay of several days in Charlotte,
where she attended the wedding of
| her daughter. Miss June Almond, to
Mr John Purtt Lewis of Charlotte.
FIRST AID COURSE
GIVEN AT ANDREWS
A First Aid course ?M.> given las'.
k r. Andrcu s for Auxiliary Fin -
I. r. Auxiliary Policemen .?nd Res
icue Workers. The course was held
each night in the Elementary School
building. Actual class practice and
work began at 7:30 R. P. Lovin
good. who is a First Aid Instructor
taught the course. The following
men were enrolled in the course:
Garland Adams. Bruce Bristol. Rob
ert Bristol. Henry Cathey. Walter
Calhoun. John Christy. Neil C. Hay,
He?':?'* Olvde Jarrett. Hay
Mathe.son. J. V. McGuire. Flank
Swaft. Frank Wilhlde. W. D. Whit
aker. and L B. Womack.
Two books were used In the course.
Handbook of First Aid. prepared by
lie Office of Civilian Defense and
First Aid Textbook, prepared by the
American National Red Cross of
Washington.
The following problems of First
Aid were discussed and practical ap
plications made and demonstrated:
advice to Civilian Defense First Aid
er. general directions for applying
First Aid. care of wounds, dressings
and bandages, control of serious
bleeding, burns, shock, fractures,
transportation of injured persons,
artificial respiration and First Aid
Kits.
Buffet Supper Honors
Miss Voilet Spivey
Mrs. Henry Walker, the former
Miss Violet Spivey. member of the
faculty of the Andrews Elementary
school was honored at a buffet sup
per and miscellaneous shower Tues
day evening by members of the as
sociated organizations of the Wom
an's missionary society of the First
Baptist church, including the Young
Woman's Auxiliary the Business
Woman's circle and other circles.
The affair was held at 7 :00 o'clock
in the ladies parlor of the church.
The large room was decorated with
late summer flowers in pastel shades
with pink and white asters predomi
nating. The room was entirely light
ed by candles. A corsage of pink
rosebuds and gypophlia was present
ed to the bride by Mrs. Jack Herbert
president of the Young Woman's
Auxiliary.
The bride's table was covered with
a hand embroidered linen cloth and
centered with a two tiered wedding
cake topped by minature bride and
bridegroom on reflector base, encir
cled with an arrangement of pink
and white azalea-mums interspersed
with fern. Tall white tapers in sil
ver holders were placed at each end.
A shower of gifts was presented
to the bride.
Following the supper a program
was presented. Mrs. D. H. Tillertt
gave two bridal readings and a mili
tary contest was directed by Mrs.
E. F. Baker. Mrs. Galusha Pullium
presented two readings "Query" and
What is 'dis bride wuf" by Martha
Young.
Mrs.. Mamie onyder of Franklir
and daughter. Mrs. T. T. Love, of
1 Nantahala. spent Saturday here
with relatives.
FOR SALE
32 Chevrolet
One half ton track ? rood rub
ber. good condition, two extra
tires ?
$125.00
A1SO WANTED TO BUT GOOD
TOTTNG MAKE, WEIGHT 1M?
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WW boy rood mole or bane at
maw qmHUs.
C. A. SEXTON
Btavhr. N. C, Kg I
Junaluska School Is
Absorbed By Andrews
l ast \v< t ; the 23 pupils who liud
iimillnl :i the Junaluska school took
l.i u buoks and slates and camc to
the Andrews elementary .school to be
??Usorlx-d here in the various grades.
This leaves only one white element
ary one-teacher school in the An
drews unit, namely. Topton. accord
inn to a statement made by Supt. I.
B. Hudson.
Since 1935. when Supt. Hudson as
sumed his duties here, tile following
.schools have been consolidated with
the Andrews Elementary School: \
ramnew. Oak Grove the 2 teacher
Rhodo School, and Junaluska.
Miss bar a Johnson of Atlanta. Ga.,1
is visiting her grandparents. Mr. and !
Mrs. Mike McOuire.
Miss Charlotte Varner member of
the faculty of the Murpliy school
?spent Sunday here as guest of Mrs.
Roy T. Houts.
Sgt. James Lyle Hamilton who has
been on cadri duty at Ft. Sheridan.
111., for the past five months is
spending a furlough visiting his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Harce Hamilton.
Sgt. Hamilton formerly spent three
years in the Panama Canal Zone.
Mr. and Mrs. Berton Rutledge and
daughters. Misses Clara and Vera
Rutledge of Lenoir were guests over
the week-end of Rev. and Mrs. Roy
T. Houts. The party was enroute to
Bob Jones college at Cleveland,
Tenn.. where the Misses Jones will
attend scfiool this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Rcdgers. of
Louisville. Ky . have arrived for a
week's visit with Mr. Rodgers' moth
er. Mrs. Charles W. Rodgera and bis
sister. Mrs. D. H. TUlett.
Milliam Baker of Greenville, S. C.,
spent the week-end here with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. EL F. Baker.
He left Monday for Camp Jackson.
Columbia, S. C.. where he will be in
ducted into the U. S. Army.
Captain and Mrs. Mell TSbbett,
and Captain and Mrs. Ed Barrack,
of Miami. Florida, sure spending a
two weeks' vacation here visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Wade Reece.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Harris of
Atlanta. Ga? spent the week-end
here as guests of Mrs. Harris' par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Dewar. Mrs.
Harris iS the former Miss AHce De
war
Andrews City Schools
Have Enrolllment 1220
'I lie Andrews City schools had en
rolled at tile end of the first week
1220 pupils. Of this number ther?
were in Andrews 255 Ixigh school
pupils and 710 elementary pupils.
Marble enrolled 189 pupils and Tjp
ton 4 1 . The colored school reported
an enrollment of 23.
The enrollment for this year is 90
elementary pupils lower than Uot
\ car and 18 high school pupils. This
drop in enrollment can be accounted
for by the large number of families
who moved away from this vicinity
when the Nantanaia uam was com
pleted. and also to the large numbers
of boys who are now employed that
are of school grade and age The
total numbers of pupiis lost over last
year is 108.
Gordon Kodgers and small dauK li
ter, Rebecca. spent Labor Day here
as guests or his mother, Mrs. Charles
W. Rodgers.
Mrs. Willa Bell Posey, and daugh
ter. Miss Sara Ruth Posey, left
Thursday for Asheville, after spend
ing a vaoation here at the home or
Mrs. Posey's parents. Mr. and Mr.;.
W. C. Sandlin.
Mrs. Agnes Humphries who lias
."?pending several weeks here visiting
her sister-in-law. Mrs Bert Wheeler,
left Thursday for her home at Bur
gaw.
Clyde Jar ret t, Jr., student at
Southern Dental college. Atlanta,
Qa.. has arrived to spend a vacation
here with his parents, Mr. and Mr*.
C. H. Jarrett.
Mrs. Eaton Bradley has returned
after a stay of several weeks in At
lanta with her sister.
Mrs. Newell Ward went several
days of last week In Murphjr with
her daughter, Mrs. E. L. Bolt.
Mrs. Carl Tower has returned to
her home In Raleigh after a weeks'
stay here at the home of her brother,
William P. Walker, and Mrs. Walk
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lang and
small daughter of Cleveland. T^on ,
spent the week-end here visiting
Mrs. Longs' father, W. T. isioore.
Mrs. Arthur Bristol spent several
days of last week here visiting rela
tives and friends.
? I I" XT XT ANDREWS, N. C.
HENN THEATRE
Thursday - Friday, Sept. 10-11
LESLIE HOWARD - LAURENCE
OLIVIER
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"The Invaders"
Saturday. September 12
CHARLES STARRETT -
RUSSELL HATDEN
?In?
"Lawless Plainsman"
Sunday - Monday, Sept. 13-14
WH) ABBOTT - LOU
COSTEUU)
"Keep 'Em Flying"
Tuesday - Wednesday , Sept. 15-16
? A Double Feature Program ?
LUM 'n* ABNER
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"Bashful Bachelor"
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WILLIAM HOLD EN
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"The Remarkable
Andrew"
Ttmrwtajr - FrfcUy. H-1S
JOHNNY WnSRMTWlTB
MAtJKECN omurui
"Tarzan'* New York
Adventure"
Baby Beef Show
AND SALES BEING SPONSORED BY
NORTH CAROLINA BANKERS ASS'N.
The Committee on Agriculture of the North
Carolina Bankers Association is sponsoring the
Western North Carolina Baby Beef Show and
Sale, which will be held in Asheville.
THE DATES ? October 7 and 8.
THE PLACE? City Water Department Garage
Building on Valley Street.
THE TIME ? Judging will begin at 1 P. M. on
the 7th. The Sale at 1 P. M. on the 8th.
THE JUDGE ? Mr. C. D. Swaffer, Jackson
ville, Florida, Livestock Development
agent for the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad.
Detailed information regarding the premium
lists and other matters in connection with this
event will be announced later.
Communicate with your County Agent or an
Official of this Bank regarding entries, etc.
CITIZENS BANK & TRUST COMPANY
Member Men! Deposit bnniiM OorporaUon
Murphy, N. C. Andrews, N. C.