ANDREWS
News and Advertisements
Pauline Hicks, Editor Phone 35-W
Butler Speaks
On Nantahala
Power Expansion
ANDREWS ? Gordon Lec But
er. Sr., general superintendent of
the Nantahala Power plant on the
Nantahala River at Beechertown.
was speaker at the Andrews Rotary
club Thursday of last week. This
was Mr. Butler's maiden speeeh as J
a Rotarian. He talked on con- j
tomplated developments that the I
Nantahala Power & Light Comp
any plan in this region. The first
on the list is that at Queen s
Creek. This will be a small plant, '
comparatively speaking, develop
ing 2.000 horsepower as compared
with the Nantahala plant which
develops 60.000 horsepower.
Mr. Butler stated that the power
company eventually expects to
make developments at Dick's Creek
and White Oak Creek. He then
gave a technical and general de
scription of the Nantahala plant.
4-11 CLUB MEETS
ANDREWS ? The 4-H club met
in the high school building on
Thursday, April 17.
The meeting was called to order
by Carolyn Smith. The minutes of
the last meeting were read and ap
proved.
J'lans for 4-H Club camp. Short
Course, Wildlife Camp and county
fail were discussed.
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Saturday, April 26
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Joan Davis - Jack Oakie, In ?
"SHE WROTE THE BOOK"
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"THREE LITTLE GIRLS IN BLUE"
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Prizes Presented
To Best Actors
In Senior Play
ANDREWS ? "It's Tough To Be
Rich", a comedy in three acts, was
the title of the senior play which
was given by a cast of eleven !
characters in the school auditorium
he re on Friday night, April 18. j
The play was under the direction |
of Miss Jean Christy, senior spon
: or. assisted by I. B. Hudson.
Those taking part were: Jack .
Rogers. Mr. Ross" the husband, t
the wife, Joy Pullium. Their
daughters, Frances Jane Phillips
and Mary Abernathy. Dorothy
Rector, the wealthy aunt: Boyd
Rogers, the elder daughter's suitor.
John Christy played as an ex-con
vict, Martha Caldwell, a social
worker, and Annie Nelson as the
ex-convict's accomplice. Mary
Long, a friend of the aunt, and
Clyde Luther, a bill collector.
Three cash prizes were offered
to those in the cast who excelled
in their respective roles. The first
prize of $5. given by the Citizens
Bank & Trust Company, went to
John Christy. Jr.: the second prize
of S3 by Battle Hardware and
Furniture Company went to Mary
Abernathy, and the third prize of
$2 by Nantahala Power and Light
Company went to Frances Jane
Phillips, and a fourth prize of $2
was presented by L. B. Nichols to
Jack Rogers.
A second performance of the
play was given Monday afternoon
in the auditorium for the high
school and grammar grades.
Receipts Friday night amounted
to $97.95 and for Monday aftcr
l.oon $52.30. making total receipts
$151.05.
Andrews Personals!
Harold West, who is stationed at
Fort Lewis, Washington, is spend
ing a 30-day furlough with his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. L. O. West.
The following Konnahecta Club
members were guests of the Worn- 1
nil's club in Murphy on Thursday I
afternoon of last week: Miss Jean I
Christy, Mrs. I. B. Hudson. Mrs.
Aline E. Bristol, Mrs. D. E. Pull-'
ium, Mrs. Luke Ellis. Mrs. L. B.
Nichols, Mrs. Wade Reece, Mrs.
Galusha Pullium. Mrs. Zeb Con
ley, Mrs. Olin Stratton, Mrs.
Louise Rogers, Mrs. Wendell Mor
ris, Mrs. Edwin Bristol. Mrs. Her
man Brauer, Mrs. Lucy Laughter
and Miss Polly Hicks.
Mrs. W. A. Boyd. Murphy, and
son, Lieut. D. H. Boyd of the U. S.
Navy, visited Mr. and Mrs. Mike
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Grades To Give
Operetta With
125 Characters
ANDREWS ? The Primary
Grades of the Andrews elementary
school will present 125 ehildren in
mi operetta, ' Spring Glow", on
Friday night, May 2. at eight
o'clock in the high school auditor
ium.
Characters are: Spring, Doris
Holder: Jack Frost, Jimmy Trotter;
Bucbird, Jerry Pullium; Flower
M miens. Third grade; Breezes,
third and fourth grades; Pussy Wil
lows. fourth grades; Frost Elves,
first grade; Bees, first grade: Rain
drops. first grade; Brownies, sec
end grade; Sunshine Fairies, sec
ond grade; Butterflies, second
grade.
Dances for the operetta are un
der the direction of Miss Hildred
Heat on. There will be a small
admission.
Miss McPherson .
Hostess To Club
ANDREWS ? Miss Frances Mc
Phcrson was hostess to the Fort
nightly Bridge club which met at
the Terrace hotel on Friday night
ol last week at 6:30 o'clock.
Forsythia and other spring flow
ers were used as decorations. Mem
bers playing were: Mr. and Mrs.
T A. Case of Murphy, Mr. and
Mrs. H. A. Van Gorder, Mrs. Lar
ston Ezzell, Mrs. Johnny Olson,
Miss Frances McPhorson, Miss
Meredith Whitaker. Mrs. Donald
Wilson, Mrs. G. W. Cover, Mrs.
\ erna Tarkington and Mrs. Louise
Rogers. Guests were: Mrs. Jack
McCraney, Mrs. Mary Darden.
Mrs. Ella Brittain and Mrs. Galusha
Pullium.
High score prize was won by
Mrs. T. A. Case.
McGuire last week.
Mrs. Julia Bradley spent last
Thursday in Knoxville, Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. Zala Adams spent
Friday of last week in Asheville.
Miss Lucilc liarnett. Bryson City.
1 spent last week-end with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Barnett.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Reeee spent
Wednesday of last week in Frank
lin.
Miss Elizabeth Kilpatrick and
Miss Polly Hicks spent last Satur
day in Murphy.
Mrs. Johnny Olson and Mrs.
Louise Rogers spent Wednesday of
last week visiting in Franklin.
Walter Whitaker spent last week
end in Charlotte.
CORRECTION
ANDREWS ? In last week's is
sue of the Scout it was reported
that Mrs. Galusha Pullium was in
stalled as president of the P. T. A.
Mrs. Wendell Morris was installed
as president and Mrs. Galusha
Pullium as vice president.
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two of the country's top marks- 1
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City Park in Murphy sponsored by ?
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This exhibition of rifle, shotgun '
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and pistol marksmanship by the
famous husband-and-wife team, is
sponsored by the Club and is free
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