Pupils Make
Perfect Record
ANDREWS? The following pup
ils had perfect attendance in the
Andrews Elementary School for
Jhe 1948-49 school term:
Second grade: Frances Davis and
Harold Murphy.
Third grade: Janice Hogsed. ,
Josephine Whitaker, Ralph Evans.
SJas Head, Gail Anderson. Johnny
tndarsoa, and Wivt VhNMr.
Fourth grade Jerry Adams, j
Sarah Adams. Jaek Anderson, Sally
White, and Billy George
Fifth grade: David Hogsed.
I Shirley St owe, Maurice Hardin. |
and Jake Abernuthy
Sixth grade: James Lunsford.
Warren Smith, Gerald Wheeler.
Ray Keith Franklin, Mack Clark.
Joe Collett. Bennie Lee King, and ?
Dale Ra.v'er.
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"A" Honor Roll
Is Released
ANDREWS ? Principal Boyd
Kobinson has released the follow
ing "A" Honor Hull for the 1948-49
school term. These pupils have
averaged 90 to 100 on all subjects
carried:
First grade: Betsy Battle. Billy
Blevins. Elizabeth Pu Ilium, Hazel
West, Carolyn Wyke, Peggy Gill,
Hurbert Myers. Alta Brown. Betty
Lou Lime, Judy Crawford. Sarah
Long, and David Martin
Second grade: Bonita Howell.
Jeanette Carringer, Jeanette Tat
ham. Jean Bristol. David Hogan.
Shirley Ann Green. Joan Bradley,
V;c ki Kay Derreberry. and Kath
crine Sursavage.
Third grade: Dan Cathey. Boyd
Pu ilium. Frank Whitaker. Eddie
Truett, Ruth Howard. Hug'h Gene
Lambert. Klvenia Hicks and Jacky
Gregory.
Fourth grade: Shelby Jean Hollo
way. Mary Ann Pate, Janice Watts,
Ardith Hay. Judy Babinu: ?n. Bob
by Nelson. Billy George. Bill Har
Kent Laughter. Jerry Pulliuni.
Virginia Garner, and Sally White
Fifth grade: Judy Bristol. Ann
Angel. Nina Brown. Robert Hay.
fuanita Pa? -more. Ailene Head
Willis Anderson. Jill Thornton.
CJayle West. Frances Brooks. Wilma
L'risp, and Jane Gregory
S:\th grade: Todd Reece. War
ren Smith. David Young. Bobbie
L'onley. Sue Crawford. Peggy Con
ey. Maxine Mason. Wynona Du
>rec. Lannon Post ell. and Joe Col
et:.
Seventh grade: Lillian West.
\enneth Hallowav. Hoyt Lunsford.
lamie Washam. and Bobby Jean
Bristol.
Eighth grade: Lane Cre asman.
lanice Barton. Faith Pullium. Kate
"onley. Ixiis Truett. Shirley Ann
7arver, Helen Jo Holloway. and
'arolyn Dupree
Seventh grade: Randall Palmer.
I hnny Strange. Joyce Derreberry.
^rankie Lee Wyke. Billy Gregory,
il.ldred Stewart Helen Whitaker.
md Lavada Wyke
Eighth grade \nna Marie 4iut
er. Anne Crawford. Faith Pullium.
-ane C'reasman. Frank Stowe. and
.file.- Henry Nelson
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i<:vi:it-i?i it
waterproof aluminum Wnliile
Year after year this wonderful aluminum wall tile
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and oath a bright, beautiful finish. Soil and spots
quickly wash off. It's waterproof, rust-proof and
long-wearing. Choose yours from these 16 lovely
colors, in standard sizes 5" x 5" or any of the four
new sizes available. Trims are also available in the
same colors so you may have a two-tone effect if
you wish. Square foot, 75c ? installation and
mastic additional.
Sold And Applied By
RALPH DEWEESE
Seniors Honored
By Beta Club
ANDREWS ? 'Members irf the An
drews Beta club ente: .lined the
senior class and their t arents wall
a reception in the library of the [
high school building.
Miss Jean Christy, Miss Hetty |
Ruth B?ow;i. salivtatorian. Howard
Haider. Valedictorian; I B. Hud
son. H M Whitiaker and L B
Nichols were in the rec ving line ,
The tables were 1- 1 with lace
t laths, centered w :!i .1 large bowl '
af rases.
Members >1 the Beta club serv
ed punch a. id eake.
M s Jcai Christy, the senior'
sponser. v. is presented with a
necklace l'r. m the graduating
GO TO GREENSBORO
ANDREWS Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Smith and d u.^hter. Jane. went to
Green boro Sunday an 1 attended
uhe comment-, nent concert by the
college ch. ir and Greensboro
orchestra, n arning Monday. They
were accamj anied home by their ,
daughter. C..:o?yn and her room- !
mate. Miss Mildred Patterson oi
Broadway.
Glr. ;s fiber is the oldest non- ;
tellulosic synthetic fiber Its pro
duction began about 1936. but out
put during the first few years wa
l.m'ted.
Among The Sick
A.VDHEWS- Mrs. Gwynn Hardin
of Ga; Ionia, formerly of Andrews,
is a patient in the Presbyterian
Hospital. Charlotte. She is resting
vc I at this writing.
Ben Riekett has returned home
after spending several days in the
Rmlda Van Gorder hospital
The Rev C. C Was ha m under
went an operation at Hu,Th Chat
ham hospital in Elkin last week.
Re> W a sham i> improving aiyl is
expected to be able to come home j
scon.
Mr.: Zala Adams is very ill at
the Rodda Van Gorder hospital. '
Iiav: n 4 suffered a stroke last week. !
I
37 Per Cent Bus J
Routes Paved
RALEIGH Onh one-third of the
miles traveled b\ North Carolina
ihool bus ? are > aved. according
t.) a eounty-by-eounty report re
leased this week
"N'oilh ( -.?lina's need for bet
i roads dearly indicated by
DR. E. E. SMiTH
CHIROPRACTOR
ELECTRIC (organic) MASSAGE
Ml ltPHV, N. C.
Fcr your Chronic head-aches,
nervousness, glands and other ail
ments. These treatments are "com- '
mon sense" applied to your own
individual ease.
'jhis factual report, and if the need |
is to be met it is essential that the j
bond issue be approved by the
voters on Saturday, June 4," said
John Marshall, executive secretary I
of Better Schools and Roads. Inc.
Road mileage carrying school
bus routes totals 41.814.79. Only
13,973.54 miles of this total are
paved.
In Cherokee County the total
road mileage carrying school bus
routes is 226.64; total bus route
mileage paved is 84 92; and the j
percentage of bus route mileage J
paved is only 37.4.
Mrs. Hoffman
Taken By Death
Funeral services were held
Thursday at 10 a. m. in the chapel
of Townson Funeral Home for
Mr:. Paula So^hij Wehr Hoffman.
87. who died in a local hospital
Tuesday right Burial was in Sun
M*t cemetery She was born and
reared in Rowan ton. Conn.
She Is survived by one
Walter Wahr Hoffman, and t,"'
sister. Miss Emma Wehi
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We now have se\eral good hous
es in Town. Also several small
places in the country for sale
at reasonable prices. Also some
pood farms.
D. M. Reese,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
Townson Bid*.
Phone 214, Murphy, N. C.
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