SOCIAL EVENTS
Genell Caldwell And Frank Casey
Inited In Marriage At Blue Ridge
M Mrs. D. A. Caldwell
of Marp ? have announced the
ff. , i .>f tlieir daug. ier. Mi>s
O ,-!i Caldwell, to Frank Casey
p .. Mate. First Class, son
v W W Abvrnethy of Mayo
dan
Mmony was performed
? A ,?t 27 at the Methodist
j.;, (' at Blue Ridge. Ga?
Rev. Mr. Chidsey. offi
ciatlnc.
A ram of wedding music
? -cnted by Miss Hensley.
of Blue Ridge, and Mrs.
FM. Johnson. Jr.. vocalist, of
M who sang "I Love You
1 by Carrie Jacobs Bond
M i nsley played "Liebest
laum" b Li.^zat during the cere
mony T. :? traditicn.il wedding
marches were used for the pro
ressional and recessional.
Miss Louise Maunw of Murphy,
was ma d of honor, ani M : > . Earl
Brown of Asheville and Miss
Fhoebe Caldwell cf Murphy, sis
ters of i he bride, sen as brides
, maid; .
The brid > wore a ? ostume of
black, with matching accessories,
and a corsage of sweetheart hoses.
T. e maid of honor and the brides
maids were also dressed in black;
wiih black accessori-> Miss
Mauney wore a corsa ? of sweet- 1
| heart roses, and the bridesmaids !
were white roses.
> Attention, Merchants!
| We have opened a wholesale notion
( and candy business in Murphy be
, tween the store of Claude King and
, Smith Transfer Co. We will handle
i complete line of notions, sox, stock
i ings, anklets, school supplies, cos
1 metics, candies, crackers, etc.
At the present time we will be
open Mondays, Wednesdays, and
i
Fridays.
COME IN AND SEE US.
I
R. A. DEWAR
WHOLESALE
Murphv, North Carolina
In His Health Lies Our Future
I cday s children make tomorrow s citizens.
Protect their health and help safeguard ihe
future by using our sanitary laundry service.
Clothes are always returned hospital-clean.
MURPHY LAUNDRY
Phone 159
Phone 159 ? Murphy, N. C.
Mrs. Jonnson wore violet, with '
brown accc>sories. and a corsage i
of red roses.
The biidtgroom had as best
man. D. J R Eell of Murphy.
After a shcrt wedding trip he will
it;uin to Norfolk. and Mrs. Casey
will return 'o Murphy, where she1
will make her home.
Mrs. Martin Is I
Hostess At Tea
Mrs. Julia Martin entertained
at her heme in East Murphy Fri- I
day afternoon with a tea. compli
menting Mi>s Ruby Owenby ol
Marietta. Ga . and her sister. Mrs
G.orge Terrell of Marion. S. C.
Those invited were: Mrs. T. A
Case. Mrs. B W. Whitfield. Mrs
' ). K. Eriia: . M - J. D. Mallonee.
Mrs. J. W. Franklin. Mrs. E. S. j
Miller. Mrs. Frank Justice. Mrs
W W Hyde. Mrs. A. McD Har
shaw. Mrs. Edgar Harshaw, Miss (
Ada Harshaw. Mrs W. M. Fain.
Mrs. J. W. Thompson, Mrs. W. M.
Axley, Mrs. S. D Akin, Mrs. C. A. j
Beatty. Mrs. John McGuire. and
Miss Bessie Mallonee.
117 ? 1 j ** *
wrignts Honored
By the Russells
Dr. and Mrs. L. T. Russell en
tertained Friday evening at Regal
hotel with a dinner party as a
courtesy to Mr. and Mrs. K. C
Wright who are leaving soon to
make their home in Morganton.
A crystal bowl of pink gladioli
or a reflector formed the central
decoration of the table. .with sil
ver plates holding pink dahlias
surrounded by greenery, and white
candles on each side, reaching to
tne ends of the table.
Covers were laid for Mr. and
Mrs. Wright, Dr. and Mrs. W. A.
Hoover, Dr. and Mrs. Robert H.
Cox. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Brumby,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bault, Mrs.
Duke Whitley, and Dr. and Mrs.
Russell.
? Following dinner, the group
went to the home of Dr. and Mrs.
Russell and played bridge.
S. H. Robison who returned to
his home in Greer. S. C.. two weeks
ago, after spending more than
three months here at Hotel Regal. ,
returned Tuesday to stay till hot i
weather is over, he says.
Frank Mauney Is
Honored At Party
M: v Frank Maune and her sis '
| i:n. Dr. Saia Ure. entertained with j
a budge party at Imps Nest" I
Saturday evening honoring Mr.
Mauney on his birthday anni- |
versary.
The home was de :ated with a 1
variety of summt:- flowers and i
mountain greene Several |
?ames of bingo wen layed follow- j
ing bridge.
Mrs. Leila Axley tred high for
ladies. and Mrs. W A. Hoover,
lew T. A. Case v. i high score
for men while Dr. W A. Hoover
scared lew. Following the games,
the hostesses sen d a salad
course.
Guests invited iuded: Mr. j
and Mrs. Case. Dr. <1 Mrs. Hoov
er. Mr. and Mrs. J W. Davidson.
Mrs E. M. Dunn, Mr. and
Mrs. Dale Lee. M; Jimmy Ward.
Mrs. Leila Axley. Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Mauney. W. E. Studstill.
Paul Owenby. Mrs Fred Johnson. I
Mrs. Evanell Laui a Mr. and j
M s. Edgar H&rshaw. Mr. and
Mrs. H A Mattox. Mrs. J. W
Thompson.
State Mission
Program (liven
"For Such a Time as This" was
the topic of a special state Miss
ion program given by the Baptist
Woman's Missionary society at
r". e church Tuesday afternoon.
? Jesus Calls Us" was the open
i ing hymn, with devotional message !
I by Mrs. Alice Fallow, and prayer ;
by Mrs. B. B. Cornwell.
Greetings and Congratulations j
were extended by Mrs. W. H. i
Murray.
" The Place of the State in the '
Missionary Enterprise" was dis- j
cussed by Mrs. Fallow, followed
by prayer by Mrs. o. C. Ammons.
"The How and What of State
Missions" was the subject dis
cussed by Mrs. Lloyd Hendrix
rUK 5 A Lb
We Carry A Full Line
Johns Manville Roofing:
Asphalt and Asbestoes Shingles
Roll Roofing
Asbestos and Brick Siding
Western Auto Asso.
Store
DR. E. E. SMITH
CHIROPRACTOR AND
ELECTRIC TREATMENTS
MURPHY. N. C.
FOR GOOD HEALTH
Henn Theatre
ANDREWS, N. C.
Saturday, September 9
TIM HOLT, In?
"SAGEBRUSH LAW"
? Also ?
Last Chapter "THE BATMAN"
Admission I 2c and 25c
Late Show Saturday 10:45
RUTH TERRY, In?
"J A M B 0 R E E"
Admission I 2c and 35c
Sunday, September 1 0 Only
Joan Fontaine - Orson Welles, In
"J A N E E Y R E"
Also ? NEWS AND CARTOON
Admission 1 2c and 35c
Monday - Tuesday, September 11-12
Dana Andrews - Richard Conte. In ?
"PURPLE HEART"
Admission ! 2c and 35c
Wednesday, September I 3 Only
Humphrey Bcgart - Dead-End Kids, In
"CRIME SCH001"
Also Chap. 7 "FLYING CADETS"
Admission 12c and 35c
Thursday - Friday, September 14-15
Errol Flynn - Paul Lukas, In ?
"UNCERTAIN GLORY"
Admission 1 2c and 35c
and Mrs. Henry Hyatt. Prayer
was offered by Mrs. W A Sherrill
"Three Stakes to Strengthen"
? 1. Baptist Training Union; 2.
Sunday School; 3. Student Train
ing Union, were discussed by Mrs.
James Ammons. Mrs Sherrill and
Mrs. E. J. Darnell.
Tis ihe Blessed Hour of
Prayer" was sung, followed by
prayer by Mrs. Hendrix.
Mrs. Bessie DeWeese spoke on
"Our Date With D-suny", which
was followed by a special State
Mission offering and closing
prayer by Mrs. J. L Savage
The Rev. R. Lane Akins of
Hayesville was in Murphy Tues
day.
JP'ESi;
ANTIStPTIcS^J
GZEZZ2EZZEHZE?
GOOD PRICES PAID FOR
Ivy and Laurel Burls
If you have some on your ground or
if you are w illing to dig some, please
write a postal card and I will come
and see you.
SIGBERT LOEB
BOX 352 ASHEVILLE, N. C.
INSTANT SERVICE at the
TOUCH of YOUR HAND
WARTIME
TRICKS TO
HELP CONSERVE
EYESIGHT
AND LIGHT
Good lighting for eyesight
protection is essential, but let us
avcid wasting electricity in order
to conserve needed materials and
manpower. 1 ry these simple
tricks' to improve home light
ing.
Rub lamps and reflectors
with damp rag ....
Arrange lamps to serve more
than one person ....
Tilt work or reading to avoid
glare ....
Turn off lamps you are not
using ....
Appoint yourself electricity
waste warden in your home for
the duration.
KEEP YOUR ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES FIT
TO DO THEIR BEST
Proper maintenance and care of your precious elec
trical appliances will keep them in fighting trim for the
duration. Keep em working!
CITY OF MURPHY
ELECTRIC DEPT.
ARE YOU MISERABLE
on SUCH DAYS'' from suffering distress of
^FEMALE WEAKNESS?
Take heed if you have
\/ Cramps
?J Backache
<J Headache
^ Nervous, Restless,
V Tired "Dragged Out" Feelings
?on such days
?all due to functional
periodic disturbances
On "certain days" of the month if you suffer
from the above distress ? start at once ? try
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to
relieve such symptoms. It's one of the most
famous and most effective medicines you can
buy for this purpose.
Pinkham's Compound is what doctors call a
uterine sedative because it has a soothing effect
on one of woman's most important organs.
Pinkham's Compound not only relieves monthly
pain but also accompanying nervous, restless,
tired feelings of this nature.
HELPS BUILD UP RESISTANCE
A fine thing about Lydia Pinkham's Compound
w v^?s
n3we<
gtv\s\
is that taken regularly ? it helps build up re
sistance against such symptoms. And there are
positively no opiates or habit forming drugs in
I'inkham's Compound. Tliis great medicine is
made from nature's own beneficial roots and
herbs (plus vitamin B ). Here's a medicine
that helps nature and that's the kind to buy.
Thousands upon thousands of girls and
women have reported truly remarkable bene
fits. Pinkham's Compound certainly must
have very beneficial qualities to have endured
for almost a century and still be in such great
demand. Also a fine stomachic tonic! Follow
label directions. Worth trying!
VEGETABLE
COMPOUND