SOCIAL EVENTS
Morrises And
Deacons Honored
Mi's. Peyton G. Ivie. Mrs. A. L.
Buchanan, Mrs. J. L Savage. Mrs
C. W Arnold and If t St D.
Chandler entertained Thursday
evening with a dinner party at the
home of Mr. and M a Ivie. honor
ing the Rev. J. Alton Morris and
family, and the deacons of First
Baptist church and their wives.
The guest list included:
The Rev. and Mrs. Morris. Sally
and John Morris Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Hamilton. Mv and Mrs. Ardcn
Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus White.
Dr. and Mrs. W A Hoover. Mr.
and Mrs. Loyd W Hendrix. Mr.
and Mrs. Roger Amnions. Mr. and
Mis. J. H. Dyer J L. Savage, A.
L. Buchanan. R. D. Chandler. C.
W. Arnold and P. G Ivie.
Wesleyan Guild
Meets Monday
Mrs. W. M Ax ley and Mrs.
Laura Freeman were joint hos
tesses for the meeLin^ of the Wes
leyan Service Guild at the home
: Mrs. Axley Monday evening.
M.\, Emily i-'-.vord c onducted
the devotional . ' vice and led the
program. She read an article
f >m the magazine You. Life."
A social h.vr- . :h refresh
men:. served 14 member pres
ent, concluded ; he meeting.
Attorney W: am E. Matthews
of the Justice De partment. Wash
ington. D. C. pent several days
in Murphy th week on business.
Seaman 2 C Harold Hall, son
of Mr. and Mrs. J B. Hall who
has completed his boot training a
Memphis. Tenn. pent a few days'
leave at his h me here this week
How women and girls
maxj get wanted relief
from functional periodic pain j
Cardul. mar.y v. n ?-ay. hm bnught re
lief from the cr. \:<s lurunv and nervous
stnua of I incUt.^il r ? .or'..- d. ?- Taken
like a tonic. It th'.. lb iiate appetite,
fi.'l fliKPftiou,* tiiuu h lp build r t
\ ui.ro ior ir.e "time" to come, Started
3 days before "sour ti~.c '.it should
help relievo r -n ?: .?? to purely
^fuii.tional per: '..c c . Try it!
CARDUI
Nightingale
Nurses Medal
Is Awarded To
Miss Jane Davis
ANDREWS Miss Jane Davis, j
daughter of Mi tad Mrs. h. e. ?
Davis, will graduate from Duke
University w. h the B. S. degree ;
on June 23. Miss Davis has been j
studying nursm?; at Duke Univer
sity hospita. fj: the past three!
years, where she has been a mem
be :? of the Nu t Cadet coi*ps. She
has made an excellent ree rd at
Duke. Fo: 'T.< year she was presi- 1
dent of the ;dent government, j
Now alon.r a.'Ii Miss Mozelle !
Mitchell she has been awarded
the Florence Nightingale nurse's
medal. This medal is given to the i
| outstanding rurse of her class, i
I Miss Davis ng in honors with
Miss Mitchell far this medal.
As a cade; nurse Miss Davis is I
subject to m .i ai-y regulations. :
How..: . Dr. Hart as head pro
fessor of eons at Duke, has
been able ? ange to have Miss
Davis a a r. se in the operating
room w.:h 1 .. . for an addi:ional
year.
There ar ? approximately one
hundred nu ? in the pr er.t (
PERSONALS
Mrs. O:.. Johnson Hickev of
Akron. Ol . spending her vaca
t: <n with ! .<' ? son, Peyton N. Hick- 1
ey. and pa -n:s. Mr. and Mrs. W. j
H. J )hn- at Hiwassee Dam.
Cnl. Ann Hill of Greensboro
.?pent the week-end here with her
mother. Mrs .J. N. Hili.
Mi ? C y w. Henderson and
baby. Carry .of Cohutta. Ga.. are
spending week here w'th Mrs.
Hendei q . ttr, ftCiss Jimmy
Carey at :he Henry House.
?T hn C Champlin of South
Coventry, Conn., is spending a
vacation at Hotel Regal.
Mr. and M s. Fraiv.- Payne oi
At lanta. a::' Mr. Payne's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Payne of
C'-.ariostony W. Va . are expected
? . \ . ? Today Thu?sdny> to
'
Hill and h M - ; Jane
it; ? ?
Parting Is Such Sweet Sorrow
Your love for the departed will never fade.
Let the memory of the funeral arrangements
you plan prove equally fine ? by seeking our
services. What you spend determines only
the equipment and facilities you will get ?
whatever you spend our considerateness,
helpfulness and courtesy are the same.
TOWNSON FUNERAL HOME
Phone II 4-R
Murphy, N. C.
Ralph Moody of Raleigh spent
the week-end here with his moth
er Mrs. J. N Moody.
Buddy Taylor left this week for
Sianley to spend some time with j
his uncle. G orge Derr, and family.
M s. Annie Drweese and Mrs. j
I aneoek if Knuxville were g:u >U
: Mi Deweese brother. Porte !
A:;!ey and family ever the week
t .;d.
Ms. W. P O.i :n is rx-nding a
] \ .ays in A ia:::a this week.
Mrs. H. J. Puett and baby E!
\ anda. left VV dne ':v mining
1 ; w hinat n. 1; C. ;o meet her
i and > epfather. and go
f :n he e to their home in Jack
t n. Miss., for a isit.
M. and M I L Ly ns eturn
< vi Tuesday ni^iit from Moun*
Airy.
Miss Victo i.t Pell and n tves.
P.urieia Bel! ai : Ma y Ann Dud
it 1 of Canton, spent Tuesday
; r' it in Murply.
PERSONALS
Bill Bayless of Asheville sj>ent
the week-end here with his par- ,
enis. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Bayless.
Pvt. Jairtes Edwin Barnett of
Camp Kilmer. N. J., is spending
a 9 -J ay furlough here with his i
pa cnts. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bamett
and h:s wife, the former Miss
Vivian Anderson of Marble.
Mr. and Mr> J. W. Franklin
spent Tuesday in Chattano^vga on
business.
Mrs J. B. Gray and Mrs. A. E.
Venial were in Atlanta Tuesday.
Miss Emma Louise Jenkins is
;k ndiny the week in Murphy wi:h
her srran Smother. Mrs. Jenkins of
Jeff. . s n. Ga . at the home of
Mrs. W. P. OJom while Mrs.
Cciom is away
Mr. and M - J VV. Franklin,
Mis. Joe Fulmer and son. Joe1
Sdnev. spent last VV<-dn"sday in
Kn ?xviile with M and Mrs. D>ujr
Simpson.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Hyatt and
Mr. and Mrs. Creed Bates spent
Tup day in Chat anooga.
Mrs. Rachel Slocumb of Tyron
arrived in Murphy Tuesday after
noon to see hei friend. Mrs. W.
H. Griffiths who is ill at Petrie
hospital.
Shower Given
For Recent Rride
Mis. Fied Zimmerman and
Mr. Geuce Wilson gave a shower
Friday nitrlit for Mrs. Homer Wll
son. Those who attended were:
Mrs T. P Calhoun. Mrs. Bill Bam
ett. Mrs. B:own Caldwell. Mrs.
Abe Zimmerman. Miss Alma Han
eoek. Mrs. Kenneth Caldwell. Mrs.
Willie Ledfoi-d. Mrs. Ed Zimmer
man, Miss Lucille Ledford, Mrs.
Carrie Tabor. Mrs. Honeysueker,
Mis, West, Mrs. Fred Zimmer
man and Mrs. Gorge Wilson.
Punch and cookies weie served
those present.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Owenby ot
Marietta are spending the week
in Murpliy.
iVtfTE'S FOOT
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f?r -
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to*0'
antiseptic^/
HOME FROM OVERSEAS
Staff Sut. Hiriy Sword of tile
' air corps, who lias been overseas
! in Italy for more than a year, ar
| rived home Friday to spend a 30
| day furlough with his wife and his
i father, P. H. Sword and family.
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Baylc*
Ashevllle, announce the birth of
a daughter. Susan ElLse. at a hoe
I'ital in Wilmington. June 12
I WIRING AND REPAIR SERVICE |
Your Ally On the Home |
Front
The health of your family, and 1
,your ease in keeping house depend
to a great extent on how well your ;
appliances functSon!
Have them checked regularly to see ?
that they are kept in efficient run- ?
mng order. f
If any repairs are needed, call on us.
J
| Murphy Electrical Shop
MRS. If. G. ELK INS. Prop.
Phone 134-R Murphy, N. C.
? ? ? He's an American hero. After fighting
bloody battles in the Pacific, he was home on
leave two years ago.
? ? ? Y'ou may remember seeing his picture.
His name is John Basilonc, Marine Gunnery
Sergeant. He traveled all over America, urg
ing every American to buy more bonds.
? ? ? He said: "You don't know ? you can't
know ? how much it means to the boys out
there when they hear the folks back home have
just put another War Bond Drive over the
top."
? ? ? They gave him the Congressional Medal
of Honor and offered him a commission. He
didn't want it. "I'm a plain soldier," he said.
"I want to stay one."
? ? ? Well, he stayed a plain marine ? like Joe
and Bill and the fellows down the street. He
can't ask you to buy bittger bonds during the
Seventh. He was killed a few weeks ago on
Iwo, just after he had led his assault team to
the edge of an airfield we needed desperately.
? ? ? We can't let hiiri and all our other fight
ing heroes down. Remember, last year we had
' V
two War Loan Drives by this time. The Seventh
is our personal call to arms ? two drives in one.
That's why our quota is large.
? ? ? We must meet it? we will meet it ? for the
hero of Iwo ? for Victory ? for pride in America.
HERE'S WHAT UNCLE SAM
WANTS YOU TO DO:
Select your individual quota in the 7th War
Loan according to your income? then meet it!
If your
average income
per mouth is:
$250 & up
225-250
210-225
200-210
180-200
140-180
100-140
Under $100
Your War Bon J Quota
hi the 7th is:
(Cash Value )
$187.50
150.00
131.25
112.50
93.75
75.00
07.50
18.75
let your dollars join
the fight in the
MIGHTY SEVENTH
WAR LOAN I
BUY BIGGER BONOS in the MIGHTY SEVENTH
THI
. MIGHTY
Murphy Laundry
Hampton Hardware & Supply Co.
Hughes' Trucking Co.
Columbia Marble Co.
Ethel's Shop
Sherrill's Gulf Service
Murphy Sinclair Station
The H.T. Hackney Co.
Candler's Store
Mt. Valley Mutual Canning Ass'n.
People's Furniture Co.
Johnson's Market