ANDREWS
News and Advertisements
Mrs. Joe S. Smith, Editor Phone 141-R
Andrews Plays
Brvson City
ANDREWS ? 'The girls' and boys'
basketball teams of the local high
>chuol had their first game of the I
>,ason on Friday night with the
respective teams from Swain high
oi Bryson City.
The Andrews girls outclassed
Ihe visitors holding them to a
?core of 20-5. The visiting lassies
U.d not score during the last half.
In the boys' game the cards were
reversed, and the visitors romped
over the locals 18-12. At half
time the game was tied up 6-6,
unly to see the visitors double the
number of points gained by the
local during the last half.
HENN
THEATRE
Andrews, N. C.
Saturday, December 18
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Mrs. Conley
Celebrates Her
80th Birthday
ANDREWS? Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Conley entertained with a birth
day supper in honor of Mrs. Bert
Conley's 80th birthday.
Those present were, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Conley and daughters,
Joy. Kate and Peggy. Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Cochran and daughter
Noogic, Mrs. John Conley, Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Conley, Miss
Lucille Bracket. Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Conley and sons Clyde. Lee
Kenneth and David, and the
honoree Mrs. Bert Conley.
Program To
Be Given
ANDREWS ? A Christmas pro
gram sponsored by the Sunday
school will be given at the Free
Methodist church Monday Dec.
LOth. 7:30 p. m.
Everyone is welcome.
Philenia Maggard
Is Married
ANDREWS? Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Regan, whose marriage took place
Dec. 9th. in Asheville. spent a few
days with the groom's mother. Mrs.
P. M. Reagan, enroute to Mexico
City where they will spend a two
week's honeymoon.
Mrs. Reagan is the former Miss
Philenia W. Maggard of Asheville.
Among The Sick
ANDREWS ? Mrs. Jim Luther,
who is a patient at the Rodda-Van
Gorder hospital, is much improved.
Mrs. Robert Berrong has return
ed home after spending several
days at the Rodda-Van Gorder
hospital.
C. A.'s Have
Pot Luck Supper
\NDREWS? The Bertha Smith
Ci \ of the Andrews Baptist
church met at the home of Mrs.
Glen McGuire on Thursday night
? tor a study course and "pot luck'
j iuppe.v
Mrs. T. Earl Ogg reviewed the
book " The Ice Cutter" which is a
lite story of Dr. J. B. Rounds, who
was a missionary to the indians.
Tho following members were
present. Lucile Leming. Sallie
Buchanan. Barbara Nichols. Alma
Brooks. June Cruse, Barbara Battle,
Carolyn Dupree. Janet Long,
Elizabeth Waldroup and Doris
Raxter Rev. and Mrs. T. Earl
Ogg. Jack and Sue McGuire were
visitors.
At the close of the meeting the
president. Sallie Buchanan, pre
sented Mrs. Ogg with a gift from
the auxiliary.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Dobson have
returned from a two week's visit
with Mrs. Dobson's brother, Mr.
T C. Gudger and family of
Washington. D. C.
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BIRTHS
ANDREWS ? Mr. and Mrs. Wal
] lace Fuller announce the arrival
of a daughter, Sandra Lee Wednes
day Dec. 8th.
Party Given
Patty Brown
ANDREWS ? Mrs. A1 Brown
entertained with a birthday party
honoring her daughter, Patty, on
her fifth birthday Saturday at the
home of Mrs. Bruce Battle. Sr.
After several games, records of
children's stories and songs were
played on the record player.
Christmas decorations were
carried out in the dining room
and in the center was a birthday
cake with five candles surrounded
by mistletoe and minature potted
plants.
Refreshments of ice cream and
cake were served to the following
children and parents. Jimmie
Watkins, Gerald Stanley Almond
Jr . Peggy Ogg. Stevie Holloway.
Jack McGuire Sue McGuire,
Barbara Battle. Joyce Lynn Mulkey.
Tommy Battle, June Cruise, Brenda
Stover Dottie Jordan. Mary Ann
Fraley. Mary Hope Day, Truett
West. Carl Cooper Janice Raxter,
Jake Howard Abernathy. Sandra
Mashburn, Carolyn Thompson.
Brenda Wheeler. David Higdon,
Billy Thomasson. Stella Gregory.
Edwin Pearson Jr., Patty McJunkin.
Brenda Long. Dickey Higdon,
Shelby Jean Holloway, Janet Long,
Mrs. C. T. Almond. Mrs. Arthur
Watkins, Mrs. T. Earl Ogg. Mrs.
Fulton Thomasson, Mrs. Carl West.
Mrs. James Mulkey, Mrs. Carrol
Day. Mrs. Clyde Fraley and Bruce
Battle Sr.
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Music Pupils
Give Program
ANDREWS ? Music pupils of
Mrs. J. G. Carrier gave two
chapel programs to the elementary
school children Monday afternoon,
one to the primary grades and the
other to the grammer grade chil
dren.
Both programs consisted of
musical numbers.
This program was sponsored by
Mrs. Florence Huffman, sixth
grade teacher.
Butler, George
Make Talks
ANDREWS ? Gordon Lee Butler I
[Jr.. and Richard George made
fhort talks before the Andrews j
Rotary club at a luncheon meeting '
at the Terrace hotel on Dec. 9th.
Butler and George told of their
experiences in Asheville as partici
pants in the Optimist football
game.
Roger Dcwar, a former member
of the club, was welcomed as an
active member.
Joe Sursavage was a guest.
Beta Club
Elects Officers
I ANDREWS ? The charier was
presented to the newly organized
Beta Club here on Thursday at the
chapel hour in appropriate cere
monies. Mrs. Aline E. Bristol,
club sponsor, gave an explanation ;
t f the ideals and objectives of the |
Beta club organization. The club
pledge was administered by Supt.
1. B. Hudson who also made the
presentation of the charter. Doris
Standridge, a Beta member trans
ferred from an out of state school,
gave an interpretation of the Beta I
emblem. The seating of the presi
dent was discussed by Mary Kuth
Brown, the newly elected presi
dent.
The other officers of the club
are: vice-president. Carolyn Lime;
secretary. Marks D Hudson;
t -easurer, Jerry Reece.
The charter members including
those above mentioned are: Betty
Ann Barton. David Bristol. Mildred
fiibson, Howard Holder. Tommie
Lunsford. Margaret Marr. Betty
Lou Taylor, Mae Wtaitaker, Betty
I Led ford.
Miss Bradley
Honored At Party
ANDREWS ? On Thursday night
Dec. 9th. Mrs. Dillie Lunsford
entertained with a surprise birth
day dinner in honor of Miss Marvie
Bradley.
Guests included Misses Vera
Moore, Blondine Luther Emogene
Matheson, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Kickett, Mrs. Jep Bradley, Dillie
Lunsford. Miss June Luiuaford.
After dinner Miss Bradley was
presented with gifts.
Program To
o
He Given
ANDREWS ? Wednesday night
l>ec\ 22nd at 7:30 p. m. there will
Lc an "All church Christmas pro
gram" at the First Baptist church
:n Andrews.
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Christmas
Dear Folks:
I 948 will soon be a memory.
The past twelve months have slipped by quickly and
with them the opportunity to express our gratitude for your
loyalty to our institution.
As we enter this joyful holiday season, a time of the
year when friends draw closer to one another, may we say
"Thanks" for all you have done and with gratefulness in
our hearts wish you a Merry Christmas and a happy, pros
perous New Year.
Cordially yours,
Percy B. Ferebee
President