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ANDREWS News and Advertisements Pauline Hicks, Editor Phone 35-W Konnaheeta Club Gives Books To Library ANDREWS ? Twelve new books have reeently been added to the helves at the Carnegie Library. These books donated by the Konnaheeta club were seleeted by the Literature committee of the club. Mrs. Rose Colvard, librarian, iinnounees that they have been re ceived and are now ready for circulation. They are as follows: Adversary in the House. Stone; About Lyddy Thomas. Wolff: Harp of a Thous and Strings, Davis; East Side. West Side. Davenport; A Fistful of Stars. Lockwood; The Moneyman, t'ostain; The Garretson Chronicle. Hrace; House Divided. Williams; A Light in the Window. Rinehart; Colorado. Bromfield; Came a Cavalier, Keys; Beckoning Trails, Luring. Marshal Derreberry of the U. s Army is visiting relatives here. HENN THEATRE Andrews, N. C. 1 i Saturday, April 24 GEORGE O'BRIEN "Trouble In Sundown" Serial: VIGILANTE No. VI Growing Fains Sunday * Monday, April 25-26 Marclenc Dietrich-Ray Milland. In-, "Golden Earrings" Latest WARNER News Tuesday - Wednesday, April '27-28 \lbert Dckker-Catherlne Crate, In- , "The Pretender" Serial: BRICK BRADFORD Freddie Martin and llis Orchestra I Inn sday - Friday, April 2W - 30 j \ ielor Mature-Brian Donlevy. In ? "Kiss Of Death" i Latest MGM News Finals Speakers Are Announced ANDREWS ? The final graduat ing exercises of the Andrews high school will be held at 8 00 Friday. May 21. At this time the annual literary address will be delivered by Dr W. K. Phifer, Jr., pastor of t h e Westminister Presbyterian church of Nashville, Tenn Dr I'hifer is an outstanding leader of his denomination. He was one of the radio speakers heard on the Presbyterian Hour a year ago over a wide network. On Sunday evening. May 16, at 8 o clock, the baccalaureate ser mon will be delivered by the Rev ! C'. C. Washam, pastor of the An- 1 drews Methodist church. The annual senior class play, i "Spring Fever ", will be presented j on Thursday evening. May 20. Graduating exercises for (he An drews Elementary school will be held on Friday morning. May 21 at 10:30 o'clock Teachers Attend NCEA Convention ANDREWS ? Qelegates from the faculty of the local N. C. E. A. who attended the teacher's meet ing held in Asheville April 13-17 were the officers for the coming year: Mrs. Hazel Abernathy, presi dent: Mrs. Alice Hogsed. secre t.:ry: Miss Elizabeth Kilpatrirk. treasurer, and Supt. I a, Hudson Others attending were Mrs. I I! Hudson. Miss Ethel Boone. Miss Elizabeth Troxler, Miss Jean Christy and Miss Ruth Barnard. Play Is To Be Given May 20 AXDRKWS \s a part of the commencement exercises in An drews high school the senior class will give Spring Fever", a farce in three acts, on the evening of Shy 20 Seniors kelected to take part in the production are Whit Davis. I 'an y Kogcrv Wayne Chambers. N'ell Brown. Lucy Page. Marie Watts. Billie Mill key. Eugene Webb. Mclba Williams. Carolyn Smith. Wendell Lovingood and Wayne Gregory. Mi.vs Jean C hristy is class spon sor . .Mrs Mice II Barnard left I'hursday to \isit her brother and . :ster-in-law. Capt and Mrs. Fred C Swan sou. in Charleston, Tenn. What You Save still paves the oldest and the safest road to security CITIZENS BANK and TRUST CO. Complete Banking Service# SERVING SOUTHWESTERN NORTH CAROLINA Murphy-Andrew?-Robbin?ville-Hayeiville Hi mbcr Federal Deposit Inmranoe Corpora*? Lee Nichols Receives Honors At State College ANDREWS ? Lee Nichols, son ot Mr. and Mrs L B. Nichols of An drews, has been honored at State College in Raleigh where he is a senior by his election to member ship in Phi Kappa Phi. Phi Kappa Phi is a senior honor society which is recognized throughout the col leges and institutions of higher learning over the nation. Nichols also was the recipient ol another honor at the college last week when at the conclusion of the Engineers' Fair which last id throughout the week he was knighted "outstanding a volo r" from the industrial engineering department. One senior was knighted from each major depart ment at the final ball ot the Engin eers' Fair on Saturday evening. The State College student has accepted employment following his graduation with the Carnegie Illinois Steel company, and will move with Mrs. Nichols to Pitts burg. Pa.. July 15. Mrs. Van Gorder Hostess To Club ANDREWS? Mrs. II. A. Van Gorder was hostess to the Fort nightly Bridge club which met Friday evening of last week at Terrace Hotel. For decoration she used crystal bowls of white and pink dogwood. Those playing were: Dr. and Mr> B. W. Whitfield. Mr. and Mrs T. A Case. Mrs. Julia Martin ef Murphy. Mrs Donald Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. C. 11 Jarrett, Mr. and Mrs. L. B Nichols. Mrs. Olive Ellis. Mrs. Johnny Olson. Mrs. L. L. E/.zell. Mrs. Verna Tarkington. Mrs. G W. Cover. Miss Meredith Whitakei. Miss Frances McPher son. Mrs. Louise Rogers. II. A. Van Gorder and Miss Polly Hicks. Mr. Jarrett won high score. Mrs. Wanda McDonald of Mur phy. was guest of Miss Daisy Bat tie hist Tuesday evening. Stars Awarded School Pupils I ANDREWS? Gold and white stars were awarded to high school -tudents by Supt. I B. Hudson on I Thursday of last week at the chap el hour. Those receiving stars I were: Gold Star - 9th Grade: j I Jackye Ellard, Betty Ledford, ; l>avid Bristol, Marks Hudson. \ Carolyn Lime. Tommic Lunsford. ; Hetty Lou Taylor. Mae Whitaker; ! 1 Oth Grade: Coy Neil Robertson; j 11th Grade: Betty Ruth Brown: 12th Grade: Whitaker Davis, Billie Mulkey, Betty Jean Wakefield. 1 Marie Watts. White Star: - 8C: James Led- 1 lord, Kenneth Ledford: 9th Grade' : Jake Buchanan, Charles Gibson. Robert Hass, Betty Ann Barton. Sallie Buchanan. Ella Mae Clark. Joy Conley, Doris Crawford. Mildred Gibson. Betty Heaton. Mujorie Hicks, David Holloway. James Mason. Hillard Patterson. George Pullium. Jerry Reece, Gladys Hogan. Hildred Holloway, Margaret Marr, Aletha Matheson, Betty Mulkey, Ann Raxter, Betty Jean Robertson, Betty Sue West, Winnie Lee West, Iris Wright. Elizabeth Waldroup; 10th Grade: Bobby Fair. Roberta Dills, Annie Holloway. Marie Lominac, Betty Luther, Julia Page. Barbara Phil lips. Wanda Sisum, Bobbie Stowe. Anne Webb. Billy Ray West; 11th Grade: Davereaux Barton. Floyd Brooks. Bob Christy, Howard Holder. E. J. Pullium. Leroy Wash. Fern MfcConncll. Mary Frances Robinson. Bonnie Lee Smith. Ruby Stiles. Jean Thomp son; 12th Grade: Gerald Ledford. Betty Galusha. Betty John Hawk. Frances Jones. Helen Jones. Betty Sue Nichols. Elizabeth Phillips. Carolyn smith, Meiba Williams, Jacqueline Palmer. LEASES STATION' Gudger Adams has leased Har . ry's Tire Service on the corner of ; Coxe and Patton Avenues in j Asheville, effective May 1 Mr. 1 Adams, an Andrews man. formerly 1 operated the Shell station on Pat | ton Avenue. Henry L Trotter spent last Mon day in Asheville on business. CARD OF TIIANKS ANDREWS ? I wish to express ?iiy thanks to the employees of the Andrews Textile Plant for the ' : lovely flowers 1 received during | my recent illness at the Rodda-Van J ((order hospital. 1 also wish to i express my appreciation for the j many cards I received. Ruth Palmer 40-1 tc 1 Whitaker Davis And Marie Watts Take Top Honors ANDREWS? Two distinct hon- 1 ors came to Whitaker Davis here | in the Andrews high school on I Monday. Davis was first named in a secret ballot participated in by members of the junior and senior classes and by the high school faculty, the 1948 outstanding sen ior. A subsequent tabulation of the scholastic records made by mem bers of his class over the four years showed him to have made the highest average grade of 95.62. which automatically makes him class valedictorian. The salutatorian is Miss E. Marie Watts of Andrews. As outstanding senior Davis will be awarded at the forthcom ing commencement the much priz ed Wilhide memorial gold medal, and his name will be engraved on the school's permanent trophy, which carries only the names of those students who have attained this honor. Davis' name will be the ninth entry. Davis has made a splendid rec ord as a student. In addition to other extra-curricular activities he has made the varsity squad in foot ball, basketball and baseball. Dur ing this time he has maintained a Citizen-Times paper route and has had a part-time job at Henn thea- 1 trc. In his athletic career he has j suffered nothing worse than the fracture of both ankles, one each for different seasons, which put him on crutches for several weeks f for each injury. This popular student is the son I of Dr and Mrs. If. E. Davis of An drews. He is the fifth of the five ! Davis children to receive com- : ?jnencement honors in Andrews j high school, of which there have j been three valedictorians and two ; salutatorians. Davis, who was recently named a cadet in the NHOTC, will likely | attend the university of North ' Carolina next year. Mrs. Lenna Moore and daugh ter, Miss Vera Moore, spent last Sunday with Mrs. Moore's son-in law and daughter, Rev. and Mrs. George Culbreth and young daugh ter, Vera Starr. The Rev. J. C. Lime, C. A. Brown and L. B. Nichols attended a meeting of the Presbytery of Asheville held in Canton on Tues day of last week. Mrs. A1 Brown and Miss Daisy Battle visited Mrs. Brown's hus band. A1 Brown, who was a patient at the Moore General hospital in Asheville last Sunday. M. and Mrs. Charles Delaney and small son of Knoxville, Tenn., arrived Monday for a visit with Mi Delaney s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Grant, Sr. Mrs. E G. Hughes and children. Eugene. Jane. Nancy and Gary, of Murphy, spent last Sunday with Mrs. Hughes' mother, Mrs John Stanfield. I * ? NOTICE ^ Tri-state Fox Hunters Association will meet April 28, I 948 at 2:00 p. m. at Blairs ^ vil'.e, Ga. The bench show is to be held at 8:00 p m. The hunt will start as soon as the I bench shew is over. Only one night hunt to I be held. * EVERYBODY CORDIALLY INVITED ! A. M. McAFEE President ? ? U The experts go overboard '*7% is time if's -Hudson the only car you step down into ! v auto-wise Detroit editor writes. "Hudson . . . will still be in a sellers* market after the buyers' market returns!'* A Cleveland motor-ear writer, "The public is in for a thrill!" From a San Francisco auto editor's column, "Hudson has really hit the jaekj)ot!" And so it goes ? right around the nation! Men who have ''seen everything" in auto mobiles go for the New Hudson. H it the only American-built motor car you step dorm into when entering, not up on! This new development brings you sensa tional advantages ? among them, newly streamlined beauty that would otherwise be impractical. This new kind of motor car is only five feet from ground to top, yet by stepping down, you get more head room and roomier seats than in any other mass-produced car built today? and there's good road clearance, too! Because you step down. Hudson's new, all steel Monobilt body and-frame* completely encircles you. even out>ide the rear wheels, with a rugged, box-steel foundation frame ? and this brings you a new measure of added safety. You ride within this frame? cradled between axles not on top of a frame as in the past. Hudson's new. lower center of gravity and rugged basic structure give this car delight ful readability ? a hug-the-road way of going, especially on curves, that is so safe, so serene, so smooth, it is unlike anything you've known before! See the new motor car the experts cheer. The nearest Hudson dealer will show it to you now! Hudson Motor Car C ompany, Detroit 14. *Trad?-morV and poMt pending SEE THIS AUTOMOTIVE TRIUMPH AT THE HUDSON DEALER NEAREST YOUI FRANKLIN MOTOR CO. Murphy, North Carolina
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