ANDREWS
News and Advertisements
Mrs. Joe S. Smith, Editor Phone 141-R
Mrs. L. B Nichols
Is Hostess To
Church Women
\\ DREWS ? The Annual Birth
(la\ celebration of the Presbyterian 1
Women of the Church was held at
the home of the Mrs. L. B. Nichols
Wednesday. May 18, at 7:30 p. m
Mi s John Slagle called the meet
- to order and led in prayer.
Mrs. John Pullium read the
m nutes of the last meeting.
Mrs. Tom Hay had charge of
program. The theme for the
ronth was "Committed Afresh".
M - Joe Sursavaige had charge of!
the devotional, and Mrs. Hay gave
; ? birthday objective. Others on
the program were: Mrs. John
Pullium. Mrs. J. Clayton Lime. ,
Miss Polly Hicks. Mrs. Edwin
Bristol and Mrs. Ben Ray. Mrs
] me discussed "Birthday Offer
in and the article in "Presby
t? - an Women."
During the social hour. Mrs.
N ! hols sereved refreshments to the
lowing members: Mrs. John
S :k. Mrs. John Pullium, Mrs.
T?m Hay, Mrs. Joe Sursavage.
Mr;. J OLayiton Lame. Mrs. Edwin
B-^tol. Mrs. Ben Ray and Miss
Polly Hicks and Mrs. Ernest Smith
a visitor.
Crawford-Moore
Vows Are Said
ANDREWS ? Miss Peggy Moore ?
id Hay ward Crawford were (
lietly married in Blairsville. Ga..
s 'urday. May 21. with the Rev.
M S. Chambers officiating.
Miss Moore is the daughter of
William Moore and the late Mrs.
.Moore, and Mr. Crawford is the
Daisy Battle
Honored At Partv
A XDREWS? Friends of Miss
Daisy Battle honored her w-i t li a
birthday supper at Terrace hotel
last Tuesday night.
Miss Battle was presented with
many gifts, and then the group
attended the llen-n Theatre.
Those present were: Misses Ruth
Barnard. Polly Hi ks. Olga Glenn.
Jean Math e?on. Vera Moore,
Blondinc Luther and Miss Battle.
Robinson Honors
Leading Students
ANDREWS? Boyd B. Robinson.
Principal "of the Andrews Elemen
tary School, had as his guests at
the Thursday's meeting of the
Rotary Club: Lane Creasman.
Valedictorian of the eighth grade
graduation class, Janice Barton
and Faith Pullium. Co-Salutator
ians, and Anna Marie Butler who
has had perfect attendance in
school for the past eight years.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Craw
ford.
The bride was attractively attir
ed in a navy blue suit with navy
accessories and wore a corsage of
American beauty roses.
Miss Iris Roper and John West I
accompanied the couple.
The couple will reside in An
drews where Mr. Crawford is em
ployed.
Mrs. L. O. Caldwell. Mrs. E. J
Watry and children. Barbara Ann
and Boyer, Mr. and Mrs Burke
Wood and son. Bobbie, spent Sun
day in Brevard as the guest of
Dr. and Mrs. Harry Bobst.
Seniors Class
Honors Faculty
ANDREWS' ? The Senior class of
Andrews high school entertained
with a dinner at Terrace hotel
Thursday night honoring Prof, and
Ml* 1 B Hudson. Miss Polly
Hick Miss Elizabeth Troxler and
members of the high school faculty
During the evening games and
square dancing was enjoyed
Andrews Personals
Miss Eleanor Enloe returned
home last Friday from Montreal
College Montreat. to spend the
summer with her parents, Mr. and
Mi v Harlan Enloe.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Early of
Buffalo. S C . spent tihe week-end
with Mr Early's brother. Lonnic
Early and Mrs. Early.
Sam \\ Jones spent Tuesday in
Hende: -niville where he 'attended
the ui actuation exercises of his
daughter Miss Peggy Jones.
Miss \da Mae Pruette. teacher
in the elementary school, returned
tj her home in Ellensboro Satur
day to .spend tihe summer.
Luke Ellis spent last Wednesday
in Blue Ridge, Ga.
Harry Rogers has returned home
from Garner-Webb college to spend
the summer with his mother. Mrs.
Louise Rogers.
Mr. and Mrs. John Christy, and
son. Bob and Miss Gladys Christy
spent the week-end in Winston
Salem and Durham. They were
accompanied home by John Christy.
Jr., who has been a student at Duke
University this year.
Mr and Mrs. Chas. Walker spent
Tuesday anu Wednesday in Greens
boro on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Everley
TAXPAYERS!
Pay Your Taxes Now
SAVE PENALTIES
ON 1948 TAXES
MAY 3 PERCENT
JUNE 31/2 PERCENT .
JULY 4 PERCENT
AUG. 41/2 PERCENT
SEPT. 5 PERCENT
GET DISCOUNTS
ON 1949 TAXES
JUNE 2 PERCENT
JULY IV2 PERCENT
AUG. 1 PERCENT
SEPT. >/2 PERCENT
I
OCT. ! > PERCENT
CHEROKEE COUNTY
E. L. SHIELDS, Tax Collector
of Hyattsville, Md.. are visiting
relatives here this week.
Miss Ollie Whitaker of Franklin
is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Carrie Wilson.
Miss Todd Raxter returned last
week from a visit with J. W. Rax
ter of Hyattsville. Md.
Miss Joyce McGraw of Oak
Ridge, Tenn., spent 'the week-end
with Miss Dorothy Rector.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Nichols of
Hchcnwald, Tenn., spent the week
end with Mr. Nichol's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. L. B. Nichols.
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Brown spent
the week-end in Chattanooga, Tenn.
M;*. and Mrs. Ray Lunsford and
children of Maryville. Tenn., are
visiting Mr. Lunsford' s parents.
Mr. and Mrrs. G W. Lunsford.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Battle. Jr.,
have moved to Cincinnati. Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Lathan Pullium
and daughter. Jennifer, of Pike
wile. Ky.. are visiting relatives.
Miss Elizabeth Troxler of Haley. ;
Tenn.. is visiting friends there this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ail. Swan and
daughter, Mary Elizabeth. of Chapel
Hill are visiting relatives.
David Miller, t cache , returned
to his home in Asheville Saturday.
John Henry Davis ihas returned
home from State College. Raleigh,
to spend a few days with his par
ents. Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Davis.
L. E. Laughter left it his week for
Mate wan, W. Ya.. where he has ;
accepted a position.
Nugene Adams. Aline Blaylock. I
Gartrel Mositeller. A. V. Modeller.
I Carrol Mosteller and D. Mositeller 1
spent last Sunday in the Smokies
and Chattanooga. |
Mrs. Fred McConnell returned j
Monday from a visit with her
daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Greenwood. Jr.. Land
rum. S. C. She was accompanied '
home by 'her grand-son, Lynn. |
Rev. and Mrs. George Culbreth j
end daughter, Vera Starr, of Can- '
ton spent the week-end with
friends and relatives.
Mrs. R. P. Sherrill. Jr.. of Dills
boro is the gue.sit of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Buchanan.
Mrs. Clay Ford of Akron. Ohio,
is spending several weeks with her
sister. Miss Bertha McGuire.
Miss Phyllis Wilhide of Asheville
is spending a few days with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Garland
Wilhide.
Paul Nichols and Clayton Tatham
have opened a news sttand here.
The drug store has discontinued
selling papers or magazines.
Mrs. P. M. Reagan spent the
week-end in Asheville visiting her
daughiter-in-law, Mrs. Fred Reagan.
Miss Ruth Raxter is visiting j
relatives in Hyattsville, Md.
Mrs. W. L. Moore, Misses Vera '
Moore and Blondine Luther visit j
ed relatives in Hayesville. Thurs- 1
day night.
Sam Phillips of Asheville visited |
friends in Andrews last Friday.
Mrs. Charles Huffman and j
daughter, Virginia, left Saturday
for Winfield, Kansas, for a visit
with Mr- Huffman's parents, Mr
end Mrs L D Schopper
Miss Ann Wood, Mars HUl. i>
vhitirtg her aunt, Mrs. Carrie Wil
son.
Ray Anderson Is
In Osaka, Japan
WITH THE EIGHTH AKMY IN |
OSAKA. JAPAN:
Serjeant Ray Anderson, son oi :
Mr. and Mrs. Nyrtle P. Anderson
of Hayesville. North Carolina, is j
now on duty with Headquarters |
and Hqs. Company, which is sta- |
tioned at Osaka. Japan, and is part
of the Pacific famed 25th Infantry j
AUCTION SALE
THE
PROPERTY OF FRANK CARRINGER
ANDREWS, NORTH CAROLINA
205 Acres in Beautiful Valley River Valley
SATURDAY, JUNE 11th
NEW lO-ROOM MODERN STONE IIOl'SE with large concrete
basement and equipped with all modern conveniences, located
on 65 acres of good fertile land. TWO STOCK BARNS with
concrete foundation ONE TOBACCO BARN with 9/10 Acre
tobaccc- allotment.
ELEVEN BABY FARMS consisting of 140 acres to be subdivided
into 10 and 15 acre tracts. All pasture and bottom land, ideal
for building sites.
This property has approximately 100.000 feet of mercantile
Timber.
FARMING EQUIPMENT: One Ford Ferguson Tractor with One
2-row Corn Planter. One 2-row Cultivator. One mowing Machine
and One Wood Saw. One Tandem Disc Harrow. One Tractor
Wagon. One David Bradley Hammer .Mill (practically new). One
power Corn sheller One Hay Rake, and One Binder.
12 to 15 Head of white-faced
HEIFERS and young COWS
TERMS r One-halt down.
One, Two and Three Years.
FRANK CARRINGER, Owner
R. B. HAMILTON, Auctioneer
Tropic Lightning) Division, com
manded by Major General William
B. Kean.
His present duty is that oi' clerk
in Orderly Room.
Joining the Army on September
18. 1946 at Hayesville, North Caro
l?na. He arrived in Japan on
January 5. 1947.
A record production of 8.100.000
busheLs of Irish potatoes was
harvested in the State in 1946.
The crop totaled 36,000 acres and
yielded an average of 225 bushels
per acre.
HENN,
Theatre
ANDREWS, N. C.
Saturday. June 4
Johnny Mack Brown, In ?
"Back Trails"
Also Serial: "Congo Bill" |
No. 15
Sunday - Monday. June 5-6 ^
Dennis Morgan - Dorothy
Malone. In ? A
"One Sunday .
Afternoon"
in Color
Also Selected Short Subjects
"Desert Furv" i
Tues. - Wed.. June 7-8
John llodiak - Lizabeth Scott
? In ?
in Color
Also Serial: "King of
a
Jungleland" No. 9 1
Thursday - Friday, June 9-10 j
Bud Abbott - Lou Costello ^
-I"- I
"Mexican ^
Havride" .
Also Selected Short Subjects *
YOU CANT PAVI A ROAD
WITH SACKS OF MONEY!
Roads take time ? they take men
and machines ? and lots of planning.
Just having a lot of money on hand
does not mean we can have roads with
a snap of our fingers
We HAVE plenty of road money on
hand now and in sight for the fu
ture. Certified estimates show that
from normal sources ? that is, with
out a $200,000,000.00 road bond
issue ? we will have $291 580,
000.00 for road construction and
improvement in the next four years!
No, our roads are not held up
for lack of money. More money will
not get us roads any faster ? BUT IT
WILL GET US IN DEBT DEEPER
THAN EVER BEFORE! And to what
ggin?
VOTE "NO"
ON THE $200,000,000
/
ROAD BOND ISSUE
?
The Extra Money
Isn't Needed