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ANDREW S News and Advertisements Pauline Hicks, Editor Phone 3 Major Adams' Funeral Held ANDREWS ? The body of Maj. Lionel P. Adams has arrived here ire m Finschapen, New Guinea, ju'i.r where he lost his life with HENN THEATRE Andrews, N. C. Saturday, July 17 JIMMY WAKELY, In? "Song Of The Drifter" Serial: SEA HOUND Monday - Tuesday, July 18-19 j Frank Sintra - Valli. In ? "Miracle of The Bells" Latest WARNER News Tuesday - Wednesday, July 20-21 (.corse llrent- Virginia Mayo, In ? "Out of The Blue" Serial: TEX GRANGER No. 2 Thursday - Friday, July 22-23 Johnny Weissmuller - Brenda Joyce, In ? Tarzan and The Mermaids" l.atest MGM News the 347th Fighter group in a J reconnaisance mission June 16, | 1945. At the time of his death. ? Major Adams was flying with j eleven companions from the Philli pines to Sidney. Australia. The [ deceased is the son of Mr. and I Mrs. Zala Adams of Andrews. He is survived by his parents and by three brothers, Gudger H. Adams, Asheville, Lewie W. Adams, grad uate student in Cornell University at Ithaca, N. V., and by Stephen L. Adams of St. Petersburg, Fla. The body arrived here Tuesday from Atlanta and remained at the home until funeral services were held on Wednesday at 2:30 o'clock ;>t the Baptist church. The Rev. J. C\ Lime, former Navy chaplain had charge, assisted by Rev. T. Earl Ogg and Rev. C. C. Washam. Major Adams, who was 37 years of age at the time of his death, v. as secretary-treasurer of the Textile Export Association of the United States with home offices in New York City. For a number of years after leaving the Univer sity of North Carolina where he graduated with the highest honors in 1928, he was connected with the Bankers Trust Company of New Yoi k. The American Legion burial rites were used at the funeral. Pallbearers were: Edwin Bristol. Billy Hoblitzell. Jack Ledl'ord. Richard Parker. Walter Whitakef and Eugene Ledford. Burial was in the Andrews cemetery. W. T. Forsyth was in charge of arrangements. Mrs L. B. \\omack and Mrs. James Stewart spent Tuesday of last week in Asheville. r^r hpn VJHWtRSM 3^ L Mojasho^^hmcnts JSSOESS "A Special mm... . Complete with 13 Special Auatm....... CLEANS ? DEMOTHS ? POLISHES feti/ SPRAYS ? SHAMPOOS ? DEODORIZES ...and the sertsaft'o/ta/ A/EiY 8RVStf'7/P? the exc/us/ve f socrm^ousmpf Model VC5702 The "Suction-Regulator" is a post-war fea ture assuring easier-than-evcr rug cleaning. A touch of the toe regulates suction thus pre venting rugs from draeein** rv*1 ? r ?Tv - ? ?'.u?ic til ?"-sswsfcat' "Next Door to the Post Office Phone 134-R Murphy, N. C. murphy electrical shop Phillip Brauer Has Birthday ANDREWS ? Mrs. Herman Brauer honored her son, Phillip David, on his first birthday with j a lawn party, recently, j A two-tired birthday cake with one lighted candle carrying out I the yellow and green color scheme centered the table. Yellow hats | and poppers were presented each gust as favors. Pink and green baskets filled with mints were also given to each one. Those attending were. Phillip i Day id, honoree, Elizabeth Anne j Swan, Johnny Hodda, Chucky Van j Gorder, Skippy Almond, Jimmie j Watkins. Billy Forsyth, Rosalie ! Hyde and Tommy Brauer. Delicious refreshments were | served and Phillip David was presented with several gifts. Barton-Sneed Vows Are Said ANDREWS? Mrs. Eva Sneed, daughter of Maynard Pennington and the late Mrs. Pennington of Lafollete, Tcnn., was married to Olen H. Barton, son of Mrs. Cora Barton and the late Mr. Barton, of Andrews, on Saturday. July 10. at 8:15 P.M. o'clock. The marriage took place at Blairsville. Ga . at the home of Rev. Claude Boyntin. pastor of the Baptist Church, who performed the ceremony. The bride wore a blue crepe dress with black accessories.. Her corsage was of pink rosebuds. Mrs. Barton has resided in An drews for the past several years. Mr. Barton is now connected with the Carolina Supply Com pany here. After a short wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Barton returned to An drews where they will make their home. CORRECTION A N I )R EWS ?It was reoprted last week through an error that the disbursements of the Marble Lunchroom amounted to $1.1 47.58. This amount should have been $1,947.58. The recipts amounted to SI. 983. OS. Receipts less SI. 947.58 leaves a balance ol $35.51 instead of amount reported last week. AT CAMP ANDREWS ? Jerry Reece and George Pullium are spending the summer at Camp Daniel Boone, Waynesville. Jerry and George were chosen counselors in the camp. RECOVERING Andrews ? Mrs. G. W. Clayton is recovering nicely after under going an operation at the Rhodda Van Gorder hospital. Mrs. E. L. Curtis and daughter, Mrs. Harold Hayes and children. Macon, Ga., spent last Sunday with Mrs. Arthur Griffith. Janice Hogsed is visiting her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. John Piercy, in Waynesville. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Keyscrling. Chattanooga. Tenn.. spent last week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Her man Brauer. PERFECT KEPfflfFEB EVEWnMEl when you make it t/?i$ new way , Pcr' cubes .V cobos I Itoit" ? ccl*ooJ r,vC ? 1 w ,,,??? "* Tel**" 1 \ ssssg-jsjstw' Mrs. G. L Butler Hostess To BWC ANDREWS? The Business Wo men's Circle of Andrews Baptist Church met with Mrs. G. L. But ler at Nantahala on Thursday, July 8, at 7 o'clock. Associate hos ti sses were Mrs. Hazel Abernathy, Mrs. Elmer Childers and Mrs. Galusha Pullium. Mrs. Dillie Lunsford, president. I presided. The topic for the month ! was "The Rural Church and Its | Needs". Mrs. Hazel Abernathy led I in the devotionals and read John ! 21.4-17. Mrs. Amos Harris led in ' prayer after which the program ! | was turned over to Mrs. Galusha 1 i Pullium. program chairman. Oth- 1 ers taking part were Mrs. Elmer Childers, Mrs. Alvin Buchanan ( and Mrs. T. Earl Ogg. The pro- 1 3 ram was closed by a prayer by Mrs. Ogg. Delicious refreshments were I served during the social hour to: I Mr> John Olson, Mrs. Dillie Luns ford, Mrs. Galusha Pullium, Miss | Fannie McGuire, Mrs. Amos Har- j vis. Mrs. Alvin Buchanan, Miss, Daisy Battle, Mrs. Hazel Aberna thy. Mrs G. L. Butler. Mrs. T. Earl j Ogg, Mrs. Elmer Childers, Rev. T. Earl Ogg and Peggy, and to | Mrs. James Harris, new member. Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Hudson and son, Marks, and Miss Polly Hicks spent Friday of last week in Ashe ville shopping. Miss Catherine Hudson, a stud ent at Mars Hill College, spent last week-end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. 1. B. Hudson. Miss Hettie Kate Akin, Lumber ton, was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Van Gorder on Friday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Vladimir Vuche tich and John Axley of Atlanta. Ga . spent several days here recent ly with Mrs. Vuchetich's and Mr. Axley 's mother. Mrs. H. A. Van Gorder, and Mr. Van Gorder. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morgan and small son, George Will, of Monte valla, Ala., visited Mrs. Morgan's aunt and uncle, Mrs. Laura Seay and Jesse Mashburn, Sr.. last week end. .Mrs. G. W. Cover and daughter, Miss Eleanor Cover, attended the Democratic National Convention held in Philadelphia. Pa.. the first ofc the week. I Andrews Personals -Miss Fiances Mashburn ieft Saturday to spend a few weeks in I Asheville with her aunts, Mrs. Will Sandlin and Mrs. Willabelle Posey Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Luther spent last week-end with Mr. Luth er's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lutluv. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Campbell of Burlington spent last week with I Mrs. Campbell's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Williams. ' and small son, Stevie, spent last week with Mr. Williams' parents, i Mr. and Mrs. Sam Williams. Jack Long has returned to Washington, D. C.., after spending a week with his parents, Mr. and i Mrs. Homor Long. Miss Vera Moore and mother, Mrs. Lena Moore, and Miss Mar vie Bradley spent last Sunday in Hayesville visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Delaney and Mrs. Louise Rogers spent Friday of last week in Asheville. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Dorsey spent Thurshay of last week in Knoxvillc. Tenn. Sgt. Frang Reagan, Albuquer que, N. Mexico, is visiting his mother. Mrs. P. M. Reagan, and sisters, Mrs. Tommie Axley and Mrs. Walt Brown. Miss Ruth Dockery left Fri day night of last week to spend several days at Carolina Beach. Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Maders, Miami Fla., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wade Reece. Mrs. George Novitz, Franklin, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Char les Walker and husband, Mr. Walker. Miss Phelina Maggard of Ashe ville recently spent a few days with Mrs. P. M. Reagan. Mrs Callie Barnett,, Akron. Ohoo, recently spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Grant. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Doyle, New York City, N. Y., spent several days the pist week with Mrs. Doyle's sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bristol. The Bristols i.iso had as their week-end guests. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Faires and Mr. and Mrs. John McDowell oi Charlotte. Misses Judy and Jean Bristol left Thursday of last week for Char lotte where they will visit their grandparents. Mrs. Bristol and son, Jimmie, expect to join them there this week. H. M. Whitaker and daughter, Miss Meredith Whitaker, accom panied Mr. Whitaker's son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Whitaker of Bryson City, to the Democratic National Convention held in Phila delphia, Pa . the first of the week NEW POST OFFICE The Young Harris Post Office this week moved into a newly constructed, m o d e r n designed building with about twice the floor ! space of the one previously oc- 1 eupied. Postmaster W. K. Hall, a native j of Young Harris, states that the j post office had occupied the old J building beyond the limits of his 1 own recollection. Mr. Hall has put I forth a continuous effort for the I past ten years to get a new build- 1 ing approved for the office. He ! points out that the new office will | soon have an increased number of i combination-lock boxes. Turkish tobacco is now being I grown in six North Carolina coun- 1 ties. c Mrs. T. A. Case Hostess Friday To Bridge Club ANDREWS ? Mrs. T. A. Case of Murphy was the hostess of the Fortnightly Bridge Club on Fri i day evening of last week at the Terrace Hotel at 7:00 o'clock. For decoration Mrs. Case used bowls of red and white roses. Those playing were: Mr. Case, Mrs. Whitfield, Mrs. R VV. Easley, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mauney and guests, Mrs. Cooley and Mrs. Wills of Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde H. Jarrett. Mr. and Mrs. Alec Van Gorder and guest, Miss Hettie Kate Akin of Lumberton, Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Olson, Mr. and Mrs. Luke Ellis, Mrs. Verna Tarkington, Mrs. Peggy Trotter, Miss Frances Mc Pherson, Mrs. Donald Wilson. Mrs. Johnny Olson won high score prize. Mrs. Laeey Howell spent Fri lay of last week in Asheville. \os mc/c/j for a n/cfe/f TAKE HOME 6 816 BOTTLES Franchise) Bottler: PEPSI COI.A BOTTLING CO.. of Bryson City and here is the first place to go % ||||| A^ ? ? A i\ ^ i n f l i// For safety's snl '?> . . . bring your car in for a lubrication ami thorough chock-up before vou dri\e away on your vacation. You'll enjov smoother performance. You'll feel confident that your car is in t if >-to|? shape. \ml above all. vou'll know that youV done everything possible to insure the salVt\ of your family at a time when crowded summer roads make driving care extremely important. You'll find we li.ive the factory -trained mechanics, the modern equipment, ami the genuine OMsmobile parts ? everything it takes to handle everv job promptly and rllieicntly. Service first is safely Jin so come in fur service soon! Oldsmobile Pre-Vacation Check-Up Lubrication I aihricate chassis; change oil in engine, transmission, and differential if necessary. Brakes \djust hrak.es: re-line if needed. Steering ('.heck wheel alignment, wheel balance, ami steering mechanism. Engine Vnalyze and tune engine. Safety Equipment Check lights, horn, windshield wipers, and all electrical equipment: inspect tires; cheek cooling system, repair connections if needed. Dickey Chevrolet Company PHONE 60 MURPHY, N. C, Tune in Henry J. Taylor, Mutual Network , Monday* and Friday
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