Mrs. Hay Hostess
Christmas Party
ANDREWS ? The Presbyterian
Woman's auxiliary met at the
home of Mrs. Tom Hay Friday
cxening at 7:30. Mrs. Hay presided
an(* led in prayer
Mrs. L. B. Nichols, treasurer,
gave a financial report. Mrs. Hay
read, "Prayer for Old Ministers*,
after which the program was
turned over to Miss Mildred Bark
er. She asked Little Ardith Hay
to sing Brahm's "Lullaby" and ot
repeat the story of the birth of
Jesus. Miss Lenna Barker read, 1
The Man Who Owned the Stab
le". Mrs. Ruthie Bristol gave the
stories of how and by whom
Christmas carols were written,
after which each carol was sung
by the group.
Ardith Hay was surprised w?th
a shower of birthday gifts, after
which gifts from a lighted tree
were distributed. Miniature filled
red stockings - were presented to
the guests.
Mrs. Hay served ice cream, cake
i nd coffee to: Mrs. J. C. Lime,
Mrs. Ruthie Bristol, Mrs. L. B.
HOLIDAY
greetings!
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Above all other things in our memory at $
this glad Yuletide is the thought of the splin- ?};
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did relations with friends of this organiza- X
tion who have made it possible for us to en- |
joy a very satisfactory year. |
The warm spirit of the Holiday occasion |
reminds us that in our friends, not in cur |
ledgers, do we find our real assets. There ?}
are many things that make us thankful this
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is our home, and for that reason we desire to $
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extend Season's Greetings.
Please accept the kind wishes and sin- ;
cere thanks of all of us. Best wishes for a !
Joyous Christmas and a New Year of much ?
happiness. Good Health and Success for you
and yours.
Blue Ridge Electric
Association, Inc.
Young Harris, Georgia
Luther Cobb, President; J. N. Alexander, Vice-President; S. B.
Tolar, Secretary-Treasurer; E. C. Nicolson, Manager;
J. P. Davenport, Office Manager; G. A. Jones, Attorney.
DIRECTORS
R. C. Christopher, F. N. Allison, J. W. Sharp, John Bailey, Fred
O. Scroggs, Lawrence Phillips
DRINK 17 GALLONS A DAY TO LIVE
SEVENTEEN GALLONS OF WATER a day must be consumed by little Porkey
and Jacob Werner, of Baltimore, il they are to remain alive The young.
1 sters, victims of a rare kidney ailment that brings about body dehydra
tion, are shown finishing oft a day's supply. The weight of the water they
; use daily is roughly three times their combined weight. (International)
Nichols. Miss Francos McPhcrson. 1
| Miss Lonna Barker. Miss Mildrod
: Barker, Miss Fannie Barker., Miss
j Polly Hicks and Ardith Hay.
Patrolman Tom Watley, Robins- j
ville, was the dinner guest of Mr. '
| i:nd Mrs. Henry Trotter Sunday. j
I Miss Ada Mae Pruette is spend- 1
ing the holidays at her home in
Ellenboro.
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^RISTMte
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To Our Loyal
Customers
May your every wish
come Irue ? in this
coming year and those
following.
HAPPY NEW YEAR
Postell's Grocery
Route 2
Murphy, N. C.
Stratton Heads
Masonic Lodge
ANDREWS ? At the recent
meeting held by the Masonic lodge
No. 529, the following officers
were elected: Olin L. Strattoi.
worshipful master; Buren Grar.t.
senior warden; Olen Barton, junior
warden; Ray Matheson, secretary;
Dee Mosteller, treasurer.
Other officers appointed were:
Ray Brooks, senior warden; Clyde
Fraley, junior deacon; John Sla
gle. steward; Harold Hall, steward;
Glenn McGuire, Tyler.
On January 5 Past Grandmaster
Clyde H. Jarrett will conduct the
installation sprvicp
Among the college students who
have arrived to spend the holidays
with their respective parents are:
Eleanor Enlow, Montreat college;
Jack Davis, Harvard University;
Jimmie Ferebee, University of W.
C.; Catherine Wilhide, Sidney
Barker, Annie J. Mosteller, Mars
Hill College; Jack Rogers, Carson
Newman; J. L. Truett, Auburn.
Ala.; I. B. Hudson, Jr., John Chris
ty, Jr.. Duke University; Martha
Caldwell, Tennessee Wesley; John
Henry Davis, N. C. State; John
Ellis, Davidson; John Axley, N. C.
State; and Joe McKeldrey, W. C.
T. C.
Mrs. Cora Watkins and Mrs.
Hazel Abernathy and son, Jake,
left Monday for Boynton Beach,
Fla., where they will visit Mr. and
Mrs. Neil Hay. Sr., Mr. and Mrs.
Neil Hay, Jr., and Miss Mattie
Bates.
WITH
THE
BEST OF GOOD WISHES
FOR CHRISTMAS AND THE NEW YEAR
PTtOM EACH OF THE MEMBERS OF THIS
FIRM TO EAC" ~ YOU.
E. E. STILES PRODUCE CO.
Murphy, North Carolina
HAYES & HOPSON
"EVERYTHING AUTOMOTIVE"
Automotive Parts Warehouse for Western
North Carolina, Asheville, N. C\, Phone 5200,
congratulates
VETERAN AUTO PARTS
MURPHY'S NEW PARTS HOUSE
and are proud to supply this firm many
of their leading lines
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Grade Mothers '
Entertain At Tea {
ANDREWS ? The grade mothers | i
of Andrews high school entertain- "
ed the students with a tea in the .
high school building on Friday j i
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Tables were !
covered with lace cloths, on which |
were lighted candles entertwined J ^
with greenery and holly.
Presiding at the punch bowls
and assisting in serving were: Mrs.
C. Ft Freel, Mrs. Ola Williams.
! Mrs. Louise Rogers, Mrs. J. C.
Lime. Miss Ruth Gruber, Mrs Ci.
H. Butler, Mrs* Hsrve Mulkey,
Mrs. Wade Reece, Mrs. Joe Smith.
? Mrs. Maude Mathis, and Mrs. Boyd
I Uobinson.
The high school students pre
sented a prografli of Christmas
i carols and scripture reading dur
| ing the afternoon.
I Supt. and Mrs. 1 B. Hudson. |
i Miss Ethel Boone, Miss Elizabeth
j Troxler, Miss Jean Christy and !
J Miss Polly Hicks spent last Satur
day in Asheville.
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Swan. Durham,
are visiting their respective par
| c-nts, Capt. and Mrs. Frank Swan.
I ;.n Dr. and Mrs If. E. Davis.
WARM GREETINGS
GLAD THOUGHTS ^
AND HEARTY WISHES (
FOR A
Ano a
?HAPPY
n?W Y?AR
LEE'S GROCERY
R. E. LEE, Prop.
Route 2 Murphy, N. C.
Christmas CBelts
are ^Qinqincj
^Jnerrilij . . .
. . . And it is pleasant to remember old
friends, and to wish them, in a genuine
sort of way, all the joys of a Happy
Christmas.
May Health, Happiness and Prosperity
be yours, not only on this day, but every
day throughout the years to come.
JOHNSON'S MARKET
And CAFE
MURPHY, N. C.
Announcing the Opening
OF
Veteran Auto Parts
Located On
CHURCH STREET
Near Murphy Tire Rebuilders
Jobbers for Nationally
advertised lines
TYSON BEARINGS
P and D IGNITION .
WIX FILTERS and CARTRIDGES
THERMOID BRAKE LINING
CHARLES HYATT, Mgr.
PHONE 24
MURPHY, N. C.