QHRISTMA
GREIdT I M6
and
K>]E)^cr YV I ? H T'o
for your Happiness
in the New Year
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Your patronage through the years past is evidence of
the confidence you have in our organization, and we
trust it may continue in the same amicable way for many
years to come.
Murphy Food Store
P.-T.A. Contributes
For Elementary
School Supplies
ANDREWS ? At the regular
meeting of the P T. A. last week
| $350 was given the elementary
I school to> buy maps, globes, sup
j plementary readers, dictionaries.
printing outfits, easels, and paper
i cutters. This is part of the esti
| mated $030 needed for the above
j items to put the elementary school
I on the approved list in this divi
sion. The above amount is in ad
l ! i? ion to the money needed to buy
accessary library books. The P. T.
. \. hopes to be able, with assist
mce from other organizations, to
| : . >e the other necessary $250.
Miss Ruth Williams is spending
i he holidays with her parents. Mr.
inci Mr> s nn Williams. Their son.
Howard, also spent a few days
>t home this week.
Mis> Fannie McGuire and Miss
I Polly Hicks were guests of Miss
Vddic Mae Cooke at a party given
b\ her 011 Saturday evening, in
j Murphy.
AND
Reit htultei.
FOR THE
1/eaA.
DAVIDSON
And McIVER
uteres a
Christmas
Glfi
for IJou
. .ot mucii, to .
ith tl.e sincere appreciation
1 our hearts for the many kind
nesses that have been ours to
enjoy, we extend this little
package of Christmas Greet
ings to each of you.
? The goodwill of our friends
we value immeasurably be
( ause we well know that without
them life in itself would be
empty indeed.
? As we wish you the Joys of
Christmas and every Happiness
throughout the New Year, we
add our heartfelt thanks for all
past favors.
S? ASON 'S GR??TINGS
Murphy Ice and Coal Co.
Murphy, North Carolina
Mrs. Orr Gives
Report On Fund
Raised For The
Elementary School
ANDREWS ? Mrs. Jane Cover I
j Orr. chairman of the Literary
committee of fthe Konnaheeta I
I Club, announces that the amount j
realized from the cake sale and j
;he individual canvass which end
i cd last week amounted to approxi
mately $535. This money is to ?<>
i to the elementary school for the
j purchase of library books. Some
t.me a.uo this committee made a
1 tudy of the elementary school
i library in order to determine tile
j .1 mount of money needed to buy
! the necessary books . required to
i place the library on the accredited
! I t of schools in this state. The
j liiiih school library- is on the ae
credited list and it is hoped thai
I the elementary library can be
i placed on the list along with the
I i h school.
The other members of the com
i mittee serving with Mrs. Orr are
Mr*:. Charles Van Gorder. Mrs
lack Herbert. Mrs. A. B. Chandler.
; i... and Miss Elizabeth Troxler.
The chairman of the committee
1 stated that the snontaneous rc
| i-ponse by the public to this ele
mentary library undertaking wns
J gratifying.
Mrs. Brown Is
Hostess Honor
Of Daughter
ANDREWS? Mrs. A1 Brown en
tertained her daughter. Patty, with
i party on her fourth birthday.
December 12, at her home l.uin
3-5 o'clock P. M. The table was
decorated with sugar plum trees,
holly, and centered with a birth
day cake.
After games were played and
gifts opened Mrs. Brown served
ice cream and cake to the follow
ing: Patty, Truett West, Eddie
Love. Byron Chandler, Jack Mc
Guire, Barbara Battle, Tommie
Battle. Martha Derreberry, P.eggv
Ogg, Dorcas Ann McGuire, Caro
lyn Lee Trantham. Martha Greet.
Sue McGuire, Jake Howard Aber
nathy, Ann Pullium, Mrs T. Earl
Ogg, Mrs. Carl West. Mrs. Vincent
Love. Mrs. Glenn McGuire, Mrs.
A. B Chandler, Mrs Hazel Aber
nathy. Mrs. Galusha Pullum and
A1 Brown.
John Greer, Radford, Va., has
joined his wife and three children
here for a few days.
Jack Robinson who has been in
Pontiac, Mich., for the past three
v.eeks. has returned home.
Mrs. Vada Sudderth is visiting
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Truett, Sr.
Jack Stewart, U. S. Army, is
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James Stewart.
Miss Ethel Boone is spending
Christmas with her mother in
Micavillc.
The joys of this season
are many ? and may
you enjoy them all !
And after the last
carol has been sung, we
add our sincere wishes
for a jolly year to
follow.
LAY & CO.
5c & 10c Store
Murphy, N. C.
Many Activities
Of P.-T.A. Are
Reported At Meet
ANDREWS? The Andrews P. T.
association met in the Youth build
ing on December 9 at 3 o'clock P
M. Mrs. Wendell Morris, president,
presided. During the business hour
icports were heard from all stand
in:? committees. Miss Faye Ste
wart. treasurer, gave a report on
finances. Mrs Wayne Matheson
reported on the amount snent for
? fothing. Mrs. C. C. Washam.
chairman of the Grade Mothers.
Mrs. C S. Freel of the Hospitality
committee made reports and Mrs.
Jane Orr. chairman of the Library
committee, reported that the Ko-i
nahceta club had raised $534 46
for the Elementary School Library
Fund.
The budget was orcsented to the
association and was approved with
one except ion-that the amount ao
'?opriated to the elementary
chool was reduced by $50. and
this amount given to the high
?chool library.
Mr- J. II. Christy reported thit
Mrs. I. B. Hudson had been elected
hairman of the committee for
improvement of the school
'.rounds.
Rev. J. C. Lime was tfuest speak
er. and he made a talk on "One
World at Christmas".
Miss Ada Mae Pruette's third
rade section won the prize for
having the most parents in at
tendance.
Mrs. W.H. Grady
Resigns Position
ANDREWS ? Mrs. Willie H.
Grady, sixth grade teacher in the
Andrews schools for the past four
months, has submitted her resigna
tion to the Andrews city school
board, and left the past week end
to join her husband in Tus- ,
caloosa, Ala., Mr. Grady was a
student at Western Carolina Tea
chers college until recently. Mrs j
John H. Christy is acting as su!>- j
stitute this week. A regular teach- !
er for this position has not yet j
been secured.
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Brown
daughter. Patty, left Saturday ,
New Hampshire where they w?n
spend the holidays with w
brown's parents.
Miss Iris Porter, Mars Hill Coi
lege, is visiting her uncle ,nri
aunt. Dr. and Mrs. H E Davis
^ M May good cheer and
m contentment be yours
on this joyous holiday.
ACME HARDWARE
MURPHY, N. C.
ouiitJio CoMjtwv
SNOW, SLUSH AND Mi ll
PENNSYLVANIA
Here's the tire that takes the
worry out of driving in Winter's
worst weather. Hundreds of sharp
edged cups, embedded in sturdy
cleat bars dig in when other tires
spin ...pull like everything through
anything. Get a set before the next
snow hits the ground and stay on
the safe side of Winter!
ALLISON & DUNCAN
Murpky, North Carolina