an DREWS News and Advertisements Mrs. Joe S. Smith, Editor Phone 141-R Revival At Andrews Methodist Church Will Begin On April 24 ANDREWS ? A series of revival 1 services will begin in Andrews Methodist church Sunday. April 24 with the 1 1 o'clock service and Mill continue through May 4. The guest minister for these ser vices is Dr John R. Church, gener al fvengaUst of the Methodist , church Dr. Church is a former pastor of 'he church in Andrews. He came to Andrews in the fall of 192T> and served for .three years. Dr Church joined the Western N. C. conference of the Methodist church in 1922 and served as a pastor until 1934 when he entered upon general and conference evangelistic work. He is called upon for evangelistic work in all parts of the United States and has been successful in this work. Mr and Mrs. Arnold Derre- ' berry and Mr. and Mrs. Loster Love visited in Asheville Sunday Mrs. Olen Stratton and Mrs ' Wade Reece were visitors in Mur phy Tuesday. Olen Stratton Rotary President ANDREWS ? The meeting of the Andrews Rotary club here on Thursday was given over to the election of officers for the year beginning July 1. The following officers were elected: president. Olen Stratton: vice-president. Boyd B. Robinson: secretary -treasurer. GalusJia Pullium. succeding him seli. Now members on the board of directors are: Luke Ellis, A1 G. Brown Jack McCraney. Mr?. Donald Wilson of Andrews and neice. Miss Catherine Bleckly of Atlanta. Ga and Mrs. R A Dewar of Andrews and daughter in-law, Mrs. Harry Dewar of Atlanta. Ga. spent four days last ; week in Chapel Hill Durham and j Raleigh. AUCTION SALE April 18 at 1 P. M. R. B. Hamilton, auctioneer, will , sell what is known as the Smart Garage located IV2 miles east of Andrews on U. S. Highway 19. 6-10 acre lot with almost new 30 x 50 foot shop. Suitable for garage, welding shop, paint shop or store building. 'MONEY ISN'T 1 ' EVERYTHING 4 ? * BUT . . . You never hear anyone complain of Having too much of it. You can build up a supply of reserve dollars bv de positing something every pay day. The secret is in regularity. Cet the habit of dropping in at our bank to make your deposit before you spend a cent for anything. CITIZENS BANK and TRUST CO. Complete Banking Services SERVING SOUTHWESTERN NORTH CAROLINA Murphy-Andrews-Robbinsville-Hayesville Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Mesdames Conley j And Trotter Are W. S.C.S. Hostesses ANDREWS? T h e Society of Christian Service of the Andrews Methodist church met at the home of Mrs. Zeb Conley Wednesday afternoon. April 6. at 3 o'clock, with Mrs. Henry Trotter as asso ciate hostess. Mrs. Joe Smith had charge of the devotional which opened with a prayer, followed by a poem The subject was "Everything to Every one." Mrs. Dave Swan, using the sub ject "Light in Latin America" told of the experiences her daugh ter and son-in-law encountered while in Brazil for two years in connection with the lesson mater ial. Announcement was made of the r.ew officers for the coming year as follows: President, Mrs. Conrad Wa.-ham; vice-president. Mrs. Hen ry Trotter: secretary, Mrs. Zeb Conley; treasurer, Mrs. P. M. Reagan; secretary of Missionary education and service, Mrs. Dave Swain; secretary children's work. Mrs*. B. B Robinson; secretary Literature and Publication. Mrs. J. M. Beatty; secretary Supply Work. Mrs. Grady Hogsed: secre tary Missionary personnel; Mrs. Ray Mat.heson and secretary Spiri tual Life. Mrs. Joe Smith. A salad course was served to those ^present; Mrs. John Christy Mrs. Julia Bryson, Mrs. Ray Math e. son. Mrs. Arthur Griffith. Mrs. Henry Trotter, Mrs. C. C Washam, Mrs. J. M. Beatty. Mrs C. S Freel, Mrs. Bruce King. Mrs. P. M. Reagan. Mrs. Dave Swan Mrs. R A. Dewar and Mrs. Joe Smith. Among The Sick ANDREWS ? Mrs. Fred Patter son spent several days this week in Rodda-Van Gorder hospital. Mrs. Chas. Jones who under went operation at Rodda-Van Gor der hospital last week has return ed home and is recuperating nice ly. Mrs. Edwin Bristol who has been very ill with mumps is able to be out again Mrs. Horace Higdon who under went an operation at Rodda-Van Gorder hospital this week is much improved at this writing. Dr. Chas. O. Van Gorder. who has been a patient in the hospital for two days, was able to resume his duties Tuesday James Dula of Robbinsville. who was injured in an automobile acci dent last week, was able to return to his home a few days ago. Music Club Guest Of Mrs. Carrier ANDREWS ? The Crescendo Music Club met Saturday after noon at the home of Mrs. J. G. Carrier, club counselor, with Miss Betty Jean Greenwood, president, presiding. "Hymns" was the subject for the meeting. Miss Carolyn Dupree, of the junior magazine committee, con ducted two religeous music quiz zes. and Miss Carolyn Lime gave the annotated notes on the hymns used for the program Those playing were: Jane Smith. Mary Ruth Gibson. Rosetta Wil liams. Shirley Matheson. Virginia I Huffman, Carolyn Dupree. June Lunsford. Sue Hall. Betty Heaton and Carolyn Lime. Refreshments were served at the close of the program. MSF 11 *<> ?*'' ( Buttermilk**- F* M SKI AA MILK at about CLOVERLEAF ?In?i DRV MILK ?oi.ioi Three Speak On Lighting ANDREWS ? The Andrews ele mentary 4-H Club met at the school April 8. The meeting was opened with the 4-H motto and pledge. Franklin Martin and Dorothy Shields of Murphy and Bell Sloan of the Nantahala Power and Light Company gave talks on. ? Lighting and Seeing Correctly." Miss Louise Matthews and Mack Patton were also present for the meeting. BIRTHS ANDREWS? Mr and Mrs. Carl Debty announce the arrival of a daughter Carrol Linda on Sunday. April 10. Mr and Mrs John Sronce and son. Johnny, of Asheville and Miss tklna Sronce of H end e rsonv 11 1 e visited friends here Sunday. Johnny Olson left Wednesday morning to visit his father in De troit. Mich., who is gravely ill. Howard Holder Is Selected For ROTf Candidate ANDREWS ? Howard E. Holder, : Andrews high school senior, and I son of Mr. and Mrs. C E. Holder ; of Andrews, has just been advised i that he has been selected as the j Principal candidate for enrollment in the Naval Reserve Officers' j Training Corps for the term j beginning in the fall of 1949 Under the above plan Holder will | be appointed by the secretary of the Navy to the rank of Midship man. United States Naval Reserve. I Holder has made application to 1 receive his four-year training at . Duke university. The Andrews high school *en- j ? ior is the third Andrews youth to I receive such an appointment in ( as many years. I. B. Hudson Jr.. j | vyas appointed in 1947 and is now in his sophomore year at Duke ! university. Daniel Whitaker Davis 1 | was appointed a year ago. and is 1 now a freshman at the University , of North Carolina Another Andrews high school boy ] (ilailys Suiirllioiil L? {J/*?/# In a recent test ef hundred* of |. oeople who smoked only Camels for ' 30 days, noted throat specialists, making weekly examinations, reported MIT O.M. MM.I.K ( ASK OF THItOAT ? IIIIITATIOV due to smoking CAMELS! Morton Teaches Study Course ANDREWS ? M ? Catherine Morton conducted a study course i recently at the home of Rev. and j Mrs. C. C. Wavhcm entitled t "Newness of Life" by Estelle C Carve/. The book was divided under the ? headings, "New Birth Learning to ' Trust, Restoration, Sustenance j Guidance. Illumination and Matur- | ity After the study a test was .given I and the three persons having the j highest average were awarded ; prizes. First prize, a large flower box j made of native wood and filled | with wild ferns and rare flowers . was awarded to Miss Jean Christy. ' second prize, a flower stand made of several kinds of native wood. | was awarded to Miss Gladys Chris- j ty and third prize a container made of a cocoa nut shell mounted on native wood and filled with rare violets was awarded to Mrs. ! Chas. Huffman. In connection with the study, a ! pot luck supper was enjoyed. Those present were Miss Gladys Christy. Mrs Zeb Conley. Mrs. C. i C. Washam. Miss Lucille Bell. Miss . Carolyn Smith, Mrs. John Christy. | Mrs. P. M Reagan. Miss Jean ! Christy. Mrs Chas Huffman and Mrs. Joe Smith. Cpl. Gene Stewart of Ft. Bragg ' spent the week-end with his par ents. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stewart, j Mrs. Johnny Olson and Mrs. ! Jack Stewart were in Asheville I Tuesday 'shopping. Mrs. Harold Hall and son. David | Benton of Murphy and Mrs. C. F. Fannin of Atlanta. Ga.. spent | several day? with Mr. am Mrs. John T. Shanks last week. to be awarded a scholarship at i Duke is a $350 which has just been made to Bobby Christy, son of Mr. , and Mrs. J. H. Christy. This scholarship award was made on the basis of scholarship, character and other considerations. Christy plans to enroll at Duke next fall. Eastern Star Has Meeting ANDREWS? Andrews Xo 15 Order of the Eastern Star met for the regular meeting in the Masonic Hall Monday evening at 7:30 o' clock Mrs Mellie Stewart, newly elect ed worthy matron, presided. After the business session, re freshments were served by Mrs. Ardith Hay, Mrs. Polly MeGuire and Mrs. Vianna Radford. Mrs. Joe Smith and daughter. Jane, were visitors in Murphy Fri day. ;henn* Theatre * t ANDREW'S, N. C. ^ ^ Saturday. April 16 WILLIAM ELLIOTT, ? in- | ? "The Gallant ? Legion" Also Serial: "Congo Bill" ^ ? No- 8 Sunday - Monday. April 17-18 ^ Edmund Owen - Janet Leigh ' "Hills of Home" \ ^ in Color ji Also Selected Short Subjects I I Tues. - Wed.. April 19-20 A George Raft-June Havoc. In ^ "Intrigue" ? Also Serial: "King of ? Jungleland" No. 2 f ? Thursday-Friday, Apr. 21-22 A Diek Powell - Lizabeth Scott r ? "The Pitfall" | ^ Also Selected Short Subjects ^ Your first thrill is seeing it . . . Your greatest thrill is driving it! The Styleline De Luxe 2-Door Sedan Whit# sidtwoU tirtt optional at extra cost. 7/tc /?m/ /Jecwti/u/ iBIfjf ff// now made even more attractive by new lower prices ! The most Beautiful BUY for Styling. Yes, it lias smoother, smarter lines ? front, top, side and roar! A<l?l to this the glowing eolor harmonics, the luxurious fittings and fabrics of its Bodies l?y Fisher, and you'll understand w liy people call Chevrolet the most beautiful of cars. The most Beautiful BUY for Driving and Riding Ease? with new Center-Point Design. This great 4-way engineering advance- including Center- Point Steer ing, Center- Point Seating, Lower Center of (iravity without loss of road clearance, and Center-Point Hear Suspension ? brings you a brand new kind of driving and riding case exclusive to Chevrolet and higher-priced ears. The most Beautiful BUY for laik aboul thrills! - , ..it You'll get the biagest Performance with Economy ... . .. triple-thrill in motoring oul of seeing, driving, and saving money with this new Chevrolet ? the most beautiful buy of oil ? now available at new lower prices! And, while you'll naturally be happy to know it's the beauty-leader, we believe you'll get your greatest thrill out of driving it. You'll experience amazing new handling ease and riding ease, thrill ing acceleration, and outstanding hill-climbing ability ? plus typical Chevrolet economy. For here's the only low-priced car with a world's champion Valve-In-Head engine ? of the type now being used on more and more higher-priced automobiles. Give yourself and your family the biggest "triple-thrill" in motoring ? sec, drive and save with Chevrolet ? the most beautiful buy of all! The most Beautiful BUY for Comfort. Enjoy the lounging restfulncss of a Super Size Interior with extra-wide "Five-Foot Seats," extra-generous head, leg and clbowroom, and the advaneed heating* and ventilating system of a "ear that breathes." *( Heater and defroster optional at extra eost.) ' The most Beautiful BUY for All- Round Safety. Featuring: (1) Certi-Safc Brakes with "Dubl-Life" rivet less brake linings (4) Extra-Strong Fisher llnisteel Hody (3) Panoramic Visibility (4) Safety Plate Glass in all windows, and (5) the super safe Unitized Knee-Action Hide. FIRST FOR QUALITY AT LOWEST COST! AMERICA'S CHOICE FOK 18 YEARS Dickey Chevrolet Company PHONE 60 MURPHY, N. C.

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