SOCIETY
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Sally Morris
Hostess To G. A.
The Intermediate G. A.'s of First j
l aptast W M S. met with Sally :
Morns Thursday afternoon.
Doris Palmer, president, pre
- citd. The group sang the G. A '
1 lymn folowed by the opening
prayer by Sally. The G. A. Alle- '
. lance WMch Word and Star
ideals were then repeated, and
minutes of the previous meeting
were read by the secretary Ann
Shields.
Business was discussed Cloth
ing was brought for the needy as I
Community Missions for Febru
a ry .
Miss Ruth Bagwell reviewed the
Mission Study Hook, "The Word I
of Their Testimony" by Una Rob
erta Lawrence and closer! the
meeting with prayer.
The hostess served refreshments
to Jane Sneed. Ann Shields. June
Hcmbree. Joan Adams Betty Jim
DavK Doris Palmer, Miss Ruth
Bagwell. Mrs. J. B. Hall. Mrs.
Marvin Hampton and a visitor.
Mi.*' Henry Hyatt.
Mr/ K J McGary and daughter. ?
Le.VeMe. and Mr. and Mrs. Homer
hughes of Bristol Va., were week- 1
aid guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. '
Hall
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Dinner Party
Members of the Adult Union of
the Baptist Training Union had a
dinner party at a McCaysviUe, Ga?
restaurant Friday evening. Fol
lowing dinner they visited Mc
Caysville Baptist church.
WSCS Guest In
Axley Home
Mrs. J. W. Axley. Mrs. Glenn
Bates and Mrs. S. D. Akin were
hostesses for the meeting of the
Woman's Society of Christian
Services at the home of Mrs. Ax
ley. Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. J. H. Hampton, president
presided over a routine business
session.
Mrs. H. G Elkins and Mrs. W
B Penny were leaders of the pro
gram which dealt with labor condi
tions and a study of the Taft
Hartley bill as they affect the
public.
Mrj. Penny was appointed a
delegate to the annual conference
of the W. S. C. S. which will be
held in High Point April 6 7. and
fc
Mrs. Elkins Mrs. R. C. Mattox
and Mrs. W. P. Odom were ap
pointed a nominating committee
to select a slate of officers to be
elected at the April meeting
The hostesses were assisted by
Mrs. Garrison Maneval and Mrs.
John Davidson in serving refresh
ments to approximately 18 mem
bei 3.
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Murphy, N. C. Phone 124
BIRTHS
PPtrie Hospital
Mr. an:l Mrs. Mearlin Slagle of
Murphy announce the birth of a
daughter Feb. 26.
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Martin
Route 1, Culberson, announce the
birth of a daughter Feb. 26.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Minfcz.
Route 3 Murphy, announce the
birth of a daughter Feb. 27
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glenn !
Alexander. Jr.. of Murphy, an- j
nounce the birth of a son Robert ;
Glenn the 3rd March 1.
M.\ and Mrs. Carlton Rose of
Murphy announce the birth of a
son Feb. 11.
M/. and Mrs. James C. Owensby
of Warne announce the birth of
a daughter Feb 13.
Mr .2nd Mrs. James Radford of
Grandview announce the birth of
a son Feb. 17.
Mr. and Mrs Leslie Ledford of
Hayesville announce the birth of
a daughter Feb. 20.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dewiltt
Posey of Murphy, Route 3. an
nounce the birth of a daughter.
Ella Barbara on Sunday, Febru- j
ary 20. Mrs. Posey is the former j
Virginia James
SHADY GROVE? Mr and Mrs
Randolph Shields announce the
birth of an 8-pound son Johnnie
Harold, on February 13. at a hospi
tal in Murphy.
Mrs. Blanchard
Honored At Party
Members of the T. E. L. Sunday
School class of First Baptist church
were guests Wednesday at a birth
day party honoring Mrs. Julia
Cooke Blanchard who was celebrat
ing her 64th birthday. Mrs
Blanchard is an honorary member
of the class.
The hostess Miss Addie Mae
Cooke, served the birthday cake
and other refreshments.
Guests included: Mrs. Paul
Hyatt. Mrs. B. B. Cornwell. Mrs.
Henry Hyatt Mrs. J. Alton Morris.
Mrs. W. H. Murray, Mrs T P
Calhoun. Mrs. Roy V. Lovingood.
Mrs. Lloyd W. Hendrix. Mrs.
Leonard Johnson. Mrs. L. E. Bay
lesj, Mrs. Clyde Gennctt. Mrs.
Clifton Radford Miss Ruth Bag
well. Mrs. J. W. Donley, Miss Mary
Ellen Payne, Miss Fannie McGuirc
and Miss Muriel Chastain.
Couple Honor
Sister At Party
Mrs. Dale Lee and Mrs. Jimmy
Ward entertained Tuesday after
noon with two tables of bridge
complimenting their sister. Mrs.
H. G. MeBrayer of Anderson, S.
C., and her daughter. Mrs. James
A rial of Spartanburg S. C. The
home was decorated with spring
flowers.
Making up the tables were. Mrs.
MeBrayer. Mrs. Ariel. Mrs. Hobart
L. McKeever Mrs. H. A. Mattox,
Mrs Harry Bishop. Mrs. John Bay
less. Mrs. Don Witherspoon. Mrs.
Jerry Davidson and Mrs. YV. G
Darnell.
Mrs. MeBrayer was presented
the prize for high score Mrs.
Bishop for low. and Mrs. David
son won bingo prize.
At the conclusion of the game,
the hostesses served a salad course
with coffee.
Sherman Hampton will leave
Monday for Swannanoa where he
will enter Warren Wilson School
for the spring term. He will be
accompanied by his parents Mr
and Mrs. J. H. Hampton.
"I CAN TRUST A&P . .
%
"I trust their prices throughout the store
and know I wouldn't save by shopping
around the town I don't mean that
someone doesn't have a 'special' on
something some time ?it a lower price
than A&P I mean that when I do all my
shopping there, week in and week out,
I'll save money and have the best that
money can buy. Yes, I can trust A&P . . .
and it's a mighty comfortable feeling."
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"Fashions" Is
4-H Subject
4-H Club Schedule for March is
as follows: Miss Jane Gibbs, 4-11
Club Clothing Specialist. North
Carolina State College. Raleigh
will be In Cherokee County on
March 9 and 10th to meet with
club girls and discuss "Spring
Factions For The 4-H Girl "
The club schedule is as follows:
Wednesday, March 9 Peachtree at
8:30 o'clock; Marble 10:30 o'clock
Andrews Elementary. 12 o'clock:
Tomotla at 2 o'clock; Thursday.
March 10, Martin's Creek at 9:15;
Hangingdog. a/t 11:00 o'clock:
Ranger. 1 o'clock.
DICKEY
THEATRE
Murphy, N. C.
Watch For Our First Run Pictures!
DOUBLE FEATURE
Saturday. .March ">
Western feature
"Caravan"
'first run)
With ? Jean Kent-Anne Crawford
Chapter 4 "Law of the Wild"
Starring Hex and Rin-tin-tin
LATE SHOW 10:45
"The Mask of
Diljon"
With ? Jeanne Bates - William
Wright
Sunday - Monday. March 6-7
"The Velvet Touch"
Starring ? Rosalind Russell - Leo
Genn
News ? Short Subjects
Tuesday - Wednesday. March 8-9
"Housekeeper's
Daughter"
With ? Joan Bennett-Victor Mature
Short Subjects
Thursday - Friday, March 10-11
"Flying Tigers"
Starring ? JOHN WAYNE
MrSc J. H. Gibbs
Is President
Of Presbyterians
Installation of officers featured I
the meeting of the Women of the
Presbyterian Church which was
held Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
.O K. Erhart and Mrs B. W Whit
iield
Mrs. J. H. Gibbs was installed
president; to succeed Mrs. E H.
Brumby; Mrs. C. W. Savage vice
president; Mrs. R G. Alexander,
secretary; Mrs. Harry Miller
treasurer; Mrs. C. W. Savage.
Historian.
Secretaries of causes are: Mrs.
Lewis Hodges, Spiritual Life and
Evangelism; Mrs. Bruee Gordon.
Foreign Missions; Mrs. J W. Bail
ey Assembly's Home Missions
Mrs. R. S. Parker. S & P. Home
Missions; Mrs. II G Roberts.
Christian Education and Minister
ial Relief; Mrs. E H. Brumby
Religious Education; Mrs. C. W |
Savage Literature: Mrs. J. B Gray. I
Christian Social Service; Mrs I
Harry Miller. Social Activities, j
Mr John H. Dillard. Pastors,
Aid.
Mrs. Brumby, retiring president .
presented the program on " Budget
ing Our Time", and gave the rc
poiLs of the year's work.
At the conclusion of the pro
gram. Mrs. Whitfield served
refreshments.
Mrs. Erhart who is just out of
the hospital where she has been
i'or nine weeks with a broken hip.
\ as able to be present at the meet
ing in a wheel chair.
The home was decorated with
a profusion of spring flowers.
Among The Sick
Nadeanne Queen, daughter of
Mrs. Luzenia Queen, is confined
Ic her bed this week with flu. She
was reported Wednesday to be
somewhat improved.
B. L. Padgett is in Erlanger
Hospital. Chattanooga this week
lor treatment.
Paul Padgett is in Dr Whit
fie'd's Clinic suffering with back
head and chest injuries received
in a car accident Saturday morn
i n
M ? and Mrs. J. H. Hampton
vi>;tcd Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Zittrou
er in Atlanta over the week-end.
WSfS Circle Meets
With Mrs. Atkinson
Circle No 1 of the Woman's
Society of Christian Service held
its regular meeting at the home of
Mrs Mary Kathryn Atkinson Fri
day. at 7:30 p. m. The meeting
was called to order by the presi
dent. Mrs. Guy Brittian. Follow
ing this the Lord's Prayer was
said by all
New and old business was dis
missed Mrs. Lucius Lochaby gave
a discussion on the book "The New
Life". Mrs. Davis gave the history
of several hymns and then the
kroup sang them.
The hostess served refreshments
to the 16 members present and
two new members were welcomed.
Mrs Thomas King and Miss Louise
Matthews.
Clubs To Study
Health, Sanitation
The Home Demonstration Sched
ule for March is as follows:
Wednesday, March 2. Postell. Mrs.
N. A Quinn 1 o'clock; Thursday. ,
March 3. Peachtree. Mrs. Brown
Caldwell. 1 o'clock; Friday. March
4. Violet, Mm Ben Morrow 1:00
o'clock. Saturday March 5. Chero
kee County C rafters Meeting at
10 o'clock in Home Agents Office;
Tuesday. March 8. Bellview Mrs. ?
Willie Givens. 1 o'clock; Thursday, j
March 10. Slow Creek. Mrs.
Raleigh Wilson 1 o'clock; Friday. 1
March 11. Sunny Point, Miss Julia
Rice. 1 o'clock; Tuesday March 15. '
Upper Peaclrtree. Mrs. Dewell
Curtis. 1 o'clock; Thursday. March
17. Lamp Shade Workshop Peach-]
tree School. 1:30 o'clock; Friday, i
March IK. I'lK-.ka. Mrs. J G. Bry- j
eon. 1 o'clock: Monday, March j
21. Grape Creek. Mrs. John
Burgess 1:00 o'clock; Tuesday,
March 22. Martin's Creek. School
Building. 1.30 o'clock; Wednesday
March 23. Yalleytown. Mrs. G. G.
Phillips 2 o'clock; Thursday.
March 24. Ranger. Mrs. Hoyt Kil
patrick, 1:30 oV k Friday. March
25. Tomotla. S tool Building
I 1:30 o'clock; Friday, March 25.
| Murphy. Mrs. Merle Davis. 7 o'
clock. P. M.
The topic for March Home
Demonstration Club meetings is
Health And Sanitation."
Mrs. R. H. Foard spent Wednes
day In Atlanta.
Mrs R. D Chandler is spending
this week in Chattanooga with her
aughter, Mrs. William J. Canata,
Jr. Canata and Little Bill.
HEN N
Theatre
MURPHY, N. C.
Thursday-Friday, March 3-4
Alan Ladd-Donna Reed, In
"Beyond Glory"
Also. Selected Short
Subjects
Saturday, March 5
Ro\ Rogers-Jane Frazee. In
"Under
California
Stars"
SECOND FEATl'RE
"Ghost Town
Law"
With? TIM McCOY
Sunday, March 6
Dana Andrews-Lilli Palmer
"No Minor
Vices"
Also added Color Cartoon
Monday-Tuesday. March 7-8
Sonny Tufts - Barbara
Britton, In ?
"The Untamed
Breed"
in color
Also selected short subjects
Wednesday, March 9
Ronald Coleman - Signe
Hasso. In ?
? "A Double Life"
Also, serial King of the
Jungleland No. 8
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