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NEWS FROM "ANDREWS Phone 6 Sgt. Ward Visit* Parents In Andrews Recently v.siimtt his home at Andrews. in annual furlough was Stall Sergeant Harry L. Ward of tin- Royal Canadian Army. Staff Sergeant Ward is a former Western North Carolina nespaper man, wiio previously edited the local Andrew ? paper and who was em ployed for some time as a correspon dent tor the Asiieville Citizen-Times. He ha.-, served fo rtwo and one half years with Royal Canadian ! Army and has been affiliated chief- j ly with the i?ress Liason work He has bNB If ttonirt in various parts | uf Western Canada. Alaska and tlie Western Pacific and has no- return- ' ed to his base in tiiat territory. Sergeant Ward is a graduate of j the Andrews high school and Mars j Hill college. He is the son of Mrs. : Newell Ward and the late Mr. Ward He has a brother. Raymond Ward, ; who is in the U. S. Navy in foreign service who enlisted in '41. s. S. ASSOCIATION*!, MEETING Anions those attending the Chero kee County Baptist Sunday school meeting held at the First Baptist church in Murphy Sunday afternoon were: The Rev. E. F. Baker. Mrs. D. H. Tillitt. Mrs. Elmer Trantham, Miss Marvie Bradley. H. L. Mulkey, Miss FVuiny McGuire. Miss Ada Mae Pruette. Glenn Ptercy, Jake Will iams. James Glenn. Fumey Baker and others. QUICK RELIEF FROM Symptoms of Distress Arising tram STOMACH ULCERS due TO EXCESS ACID FroeBookToMs of HoweTreatweettfcat Must Hal* or it WW Cost You NotMac Ow*t?o miUlpo hoti lee of the WILLARD TRKATMKNThave he?n eold for relief of ?xmplouM of diet-row arising from S ? ?- * i due to T . Sold on 16 vtfci i espUine UU* troeWneat ? to m ? M E for DAVIS DRUG COMPANY Andrews. North Carolina Boy Seoul Meeting The regular marling of the An* <ire<* , troop of Boy Scouts was held ac trie Hut Friday evening with the leader the Rev. E F. f^lkner in charge of the program. Patrol ltuders are John Christy Jr. and Gene Stewart. Other of ficers are scribe. Jack Garner: Staff Sarxeant. Wlutaker Din is: Bill 3w*an i' the hifrhrst ranking scout. Mrs. Frances Carpenter hlntertains Homemakers| Mrs. E. Frances Carpenter, artist, >a shostess at her home "Little Rock oiuiiiu iu V:'.U?ytown to members | of the Homem..kers club. Mrs. C. S. Freal. preside*! ir. absence of Mrs Richard Waldroup the presi dent. Mr- Aline R. King. county demonstration agent, was guest peaker and presented plans for ex hibits at the county fair to be held October il JhrouEh October 10. Following the program refresh menu were served. Officers fcllected Miss Maybelle Martin was elected president of the Intermediate class of girls 01 the Baptist church Sunday morning. Other officers are Helen Jones, vice-president; Dorothy Rec tor. treasurer, and Daisy Mae Grant, secretary. Miss Bernice Adams of Washing ton, D. C? and brother, Raymond Adams of Baltimore, Md., have re turned after spending a vacation here at the home of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Garland Adams. Miss Adams holds a clerical position in Washington. Raymond Is employ ed at a defense plant in Baltimore. Mrs. Newell Ward adn daughter. Mrs. Neva HoK, and son Staff Sar geant Harry Ward, spent Thursday in Chattanooga with Miss Marguer ite Ward, R. N. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Mc Keldrey spent Sunday in Franklin with their daughter, Mrs. Lee Barnett, and Mr. Barnetit. NOW EAST TENNESSEE'S MOST POWERFUL STATION! HQg? 00 ^ DAY AND NIGHT ^7 join the new thousands of listeners in enjoying these brilliant radio programs, now on WNOX or soon to be heard. And these are but a few! Always ? For tht Best in Radio . . . . . Covering New Arem ? Winning New FrienJt! J- urney Baker fclntertains On Birthday Saturday Furney Baker was host to a large group of lite younger set at his home Saturday evening, the occas ion berig his fourteenth birthday an niversary. The table was centered with a large birthday cake bearing 14 can dles. Tall Upers in crystal holders were placed at each end of the table. Fall flowers were used in decorating the home. After a number of contests and charades refreshments were served 'Ihe host was assisted in entertain ing by his parents, the Rev. and Mrs. E. P. Baker. Anuwv those invited were ' Bo iy Anna Tillitt. Phyllis Wilhide, Sara Ms;- Atornathy. (Catherine Wilhide. Mildred Stratum. Martha Caiuccll, Mary Abernathy. Carolyn Smitlj. 1 lances Jane Phillips. Mary Long. Betty Jean Eubank. Mary Lorn;. Sue Jot.es, Dorothy Collet t. Glenn Piercy, John Christy Jr.. Tommy Pranks, James Glenn, Vance Cathey. Bobby Christy. Ed Jordan. Billy Craine. Charles Almond, John Henry Davis, Robert Craine Whitaker Davis. Bob by Moss and Robert Cotter. Those making up a party for a fishing trip at lake Someeiafr Mon day evening were: The Rev. E. P. Baker. Rev. Roy T. Hjuts. Rev. A. B. Cish, Rev. R Thomas Houts, Jr. ?'Yank Wilhide and Clevo Almond. Among those attending the quar terly Association meeting and picnic of the B. T. U. at Marble Friday eve ning included, Rev. E. P. Baker. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hyde, Mrs. Cathey, Hazel Rector, Pay Buciianan, Lucy and Mary Long, M. Williams, Vance Cathey, Fumey Baker and James Qlenn. Bob Baker who has been spending his vacation here with his parents. Rev. and Mrs. E. F. Baker, left Wed nesday for Norfolk, where he is em ployed at a defense plant. Mrs. W. G. Lail has returned after a visit of several weeks with her par ents at Red Springs. Merle Raybum is spending his vacation here with his mother. Mrs. Mabel Ray burn. Mr. Rayburn iy employed at Norfolk. Va. Mr. and Mrs. M. D. McGuire spent several days of last week in Peach tree visiting Mrs. McGuire's sister. Mrs. W. A. Boyd. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Galloway, who have resided here for the past sev eral years, have moved to Spruce Pine. Mr. Galloway is connected with the State highway department. Miss Alice Tatham. student at Mars Hill college, spent the week end here at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Purd Tatham. Mr. and Mrs. G. Rosendale and small son. David, of Hiwassee Dam, were guests over the -.^K-end at the home of Mrs. Rosendale's moth er. Mrs. David Swan. Bobby Wilhide. cf Fontana. spent the latte" pv.'t of the week visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Wilhide. Mrs. Andrew Plesko of Gary. Ind., who has been visiting her son, Ed ward Plesko. and Mrs. Plesko. is spending this week in Elberton, Oa, as guest of her sister. Mrs. Tom Coggins. Mrs. G. W. Cover and daughter. Miss Eleanor Cover, spent several days of last week in Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Reece were visitors in Sylva Thursday evening. Miss Lorene West, who is employ ed at Fontana. spent Sunday and Monday here with her parents. Mrs. Helen Smith who has been the house guest of Mrs. William P. Walker, has returned to her home in Mullins, West Virginia. J. Pugh, prinlpal of the Franklin high shool, was the guest of I. B. Hudson over the week-end. Jack Carroll Hyde, of pranklln. la visiting his grandparents. Mr. sod Mrs. W. A. Hyde. Miss Vema Harding who is em ployed at Fontanel spent Monday here as (nest of her sister. The regular oMtta* of the Wom an's society of Christian Serrtoe will b* brtt Mt the eiiuwAi WethMpfey i afteruuun. T. Spiritual Retreat Mrs. John Christ? was hostess at Iter home to members of the Wom an's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist church on Monday afternoon Tins meeting was a Spiritual Re treat held in conjunction with all I societies as a special observance in J September. Baptismal Service Baptismal services were held Sun day evening at tha First Baptist church. Those who were received into the church were Misses Mary and Lucy Long. Winnie Rickett and Vunce Cathey. Preceding the service a B. T. U. playlet- was presented, with the fol lowing participating: Mrs. W. A. C;?they. "Mrs. Director"; Pay Buch anan. "Miss Training Union": Glenn Piercy. "Young Christian": Fumey Baker and Mary Ruth Cruse, "Sword Beabers". Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Pierly spent Saturday in Atlanta shopping. ?Lntertain With Steak Supper Key. and Mrs. E. K Baker ?iw^ the Rev. and Mrs Roy T Houts en tertained with a steak supper Mon day evening honoring the Rev. A. B Cash. Mrs. Cash and children Jac queline and Amos Jr . of Murphy. Tlie affair was given on the lawn at I he home of the Baker's at an out door grill. Others attending were Rev. and Mrs. R Thomas Houts Jr., Miss Charlotte Varner and Miss Mary FoIrt of Murphy. Jack Houts. and Furnev Baker. Picnic Supper New members ol the faculty of the Andrews school we!? honored by aid members of the faculty with a picnic supper Friday evening at the Juna luska Pool. Miss Enma Dills win U emfiU; ed at St. Louis, Missouri, will rstuin :e?un?e her wo-i Wednesday afv a two week's visit here with her par ents. Mr and Mrs. Lyrnan Dills. UCM\I n Ei n IN ANDREWS, N. C. THEATRE Thursday - Friday, October 1-2 JOEL McCREA - VERONICA LAKE in Sullivan's Travels Saturday, Octabe- 3 ROY ROGERS - GEO. "GABBY" HAYES Nevada City Sunday ? Monday, October 4-5 PAT O'BRIEN - GLENN FORD Flight Lieutenant Tuesday - Wednesday, Oct. ?-7 DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM CAROL LAND IS - GEORGE MONTGOMERY CadetGirl The Wolf Man Thursday . Friday, October t-S OLSEN JOHNSON - MARTHA RATE In Hellzapoppin How To Get Maximum Value From Your Checking Account ALWAYS CARRY YOUR CHECKBOOK WITH YOU. LIST EVERY TRANSACTION ON YOUR STUBS. WHEN YOU PAY BILLS BY MAIL, USE CHECKS. AVOID DRAWING CHECKS TO "CASH" OR "BEARER". YOU CAN DEPOSIT CONVENIENTLY BY MAIL. SAFEGUARD UNUSED AND CANCELLED CHECKS. PAY ALL IMPORTANT ITEMS BY CHECK. ALWAYS SIGN YOUR NAME THE SAME WAY. YOU SHOULD NEVER SIGN A "BLANK" CHECK. BE SURE NUMERALS AND WRITTEN SUMS AGREE YOUR CHECKS SHOULD BE WRITTEN IN INK. COMPLETE STUBS BEFORE DRAWING CHECK*3 HOLD CANCELLED CHECKS AS YOUR RECEIPTS. ENTER COUNTER CHECKS ON YOUR STUBS. COMPARE YOUR STUBS WITH OUR STATEMENTS. KEEP AN ADEQUATE BALANCE IN YOUR ACCOUNT. CITIZENS BANK & TRUST COMPANY Member Federal Deposit hmrute CarpanUom Murphy, N. C. ?> Audtawi, N. C.
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