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an DREWS News and Advertisements Mrs. Joe S. Smith, Editor Phone 141-R Konnaheeta For Year I ANDREWS ? On Thursday eve ning September 15, members of the Konnaheeta Club held their annual fall picnic on Mrs. Charles Brown's lawn. A delicious supper was served by the hostesses: Mrs. Zcb Conley, Mrs. Edwin Bristol, Mrs. I. B. Nichols, Mrs. Galusha Pullium. Mrs. Boyd B. Robinson, and Miss Elizabeth Kilpatrick. The president. Mrs. Ruth Starr Pullium. welcomed the following members into the club: Mrs. Gor don Hutler. Mrs. Mary B. Darden. Mrs. Margaret Ann Watry, Mrs. Mary Grant Delaney and Mrs. John Christy. Officers for 1949 - 1950 are: fllllllllH Electrical Work We db house wiring or any kind of electrical work in Cherokee county. Our prices are reason able and we use the best approved materi als. Call or write DOCK GIBSON Phone 9-L Andrews ! Plans Announced President, Mrs. Ruth Starr Pullium; vice-president, Mrs. Galusha Pul lium; recording secretary. Miss Elizabeth Kilpatrick; correspond ing secretary. Mrs. Olen Stratton; treasurer, Mrs. L. B. Nichols. The following department chair men were announced: Program, Miss Polly Hicks; Art, Mrs. Herman Brauer; American Home, Mrs. Wado Reece; Citizenship. Miss Jean Christy; Education, Mrs. J. Clayton Lime; Music. Mrs. I. B. Hudson; Publicity, Miss Elizabeth Kilpatrick; Ways and Means, Mrs. I Edwin Bristol; Literature. Mrs. j Ruth Sursavage; International Re lations. Mrs. Olive Ellis; Welfare. | Mrs. Jack McCraney. Zuver Child Critically Burned ANDREWS ? Milo P. Zuver, teacher of vocational agriculture in the Andrews High School, was called home to Asheville last Thursday night as a result of a serious burn sustained by his three-year-old child. The child's condition at one time was considered very serious, but Monday it had passed the danger point and it is presumed that it will recover. Mr. Zuver resumed his work in the class room Tuesday morning. He was accompanied to Asheville on Thursday night by William Walker. Miss Elizabeth Troxler of Haley, Tenn.. spent the week-end with Mrs. Ruth Starr Pullium. Valley town Club Has Meeting | ANDREWS ? The Valleytown Home Demonstration Club met at the home of Mrs. Joe Smith Wednesday afternoon^ Sept. 14, at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Lawson Crawford, presi dent. presided and the meeting was opened with singing of "The Hells of St. Mary" and "Hail, Club Women" followed by the collect. Miss Edna Bishop, new Home Agent, was introduced and extend- j ed greetings to the club members . and in turn introduced the Assist-' ?jnt Home Agent, Miss Estolene | Gibson, who also brought greetings. 1 After a short business session, i the meeting was turned over to ; Miss Bishop and final arrangements | were made for the fair booth. During the social hour refresh- ] ments were served to: Mesdames j I Roy Williams. Luther Nicholson. I j Wayne Matheson. Carrol Day, C. S. Freel. Luke Carver. Boyd B. Robinson. G. Phillips, George Clay | ton. Lawson Crawford. Earl Green wood. Lonnie Early. Carl Towers. Sid Peircy, , Misses Bishop and Gibson. The October meeting will be a sanding demonstration. Among The Sick ANDREWS? Miss Ollie Whi taker who underwent a major operation here last week is resting well. Mrs. Lucille Holland who under went an operation several days ago at Rodda-Van Gorder hospital is much improved. Jack Lunsford is a patient at Rodda-Van Gorder hospital. SUBSCRIBE TO THE SCOUT SEE THE GREAT NEW FORD TRACTOR 22 "%eev rfdvOHfaqeA /fat FASTER FARMING Including Ford-Improved Hydraulic Touch Control? New Four Speed Troncmission ALSO A QUALITY LINE OF BASIC M"r?*M|FNTS look For Our Display at the Cherokee County Fair September 26 through October 1 Reece Motor Co., Inc. ^one25 Andrews, N.C.I Opening Andrews Episcopal Church Is Delayed ANDREWS? The Rt Rev. M George Henry, bishop of the diocese of Western North Caro lina and the Rev. A. Rufus Morgan. Rector, are attending the Episco pal General Convention in San Francisco, Cal., and will return to North Carolina about the middle of October. Due to their absence, the official opening of "The ^Church of The Holy Comforter" will not be held until October 23. After this date services will be on a regular schedule. More detail ed information will be made pub- 1 lie later. LEAVE FOR CONFERENCE ANDREWS? The Rev. C. C Washam Rev. J. J. Wood and J. P. Matheson left Tuesday for the -Methodist Annual Conference at Winston-Salem. iVL ALWAYS WONDELRED WHY MRS JONE.S WAS SO PROUD OF HER HUSBAND. UNTIL I FOUND Out -THAT HE. HAS A fWENlY^fc^ "Thousano doll.i.*5^P8?; insurance, j? JT; irf ,poucv. jy Drop by the ADAMS MACHINE & MOTOR COMPANY and we'll explain why you'll be proud to be the owner of a car that's had the brakes adjusted, magneto checked, carburetor worked on, motor re built and the car expertly painted by our experienced workmen. ADAMS MACHINE AND MOTOR CO. Phone 333-W Murphy, N. C. Juniors Honored At Weiner Roast ANDREWS ? 'Miss Marvie Brad ley and Mrs. John D. Page, Jr., entertained last Wednesday after noon with a weiner roast honor ing the Junior Training Union members. Those present were: Margaret and Betty Terry. Jane Gay Neal, Sue McGuire, Patty McJunkin, Mavis Gaddis, Gay Frances Stew art. Louise Dupree, Shelby Jean Holloway. Wilma Joyce Gray, Tony and Jerry Cox, Bill Harris, Dan Cat hey, Boyd Pu Ilium and Steve Holloway. Jas. A. Frazier Taken At Age 78 ANDREWS ? Funeral services for James A. Frazier. 78, who died at his home here Saturday were held Monday at 2:30 p. m. in the Free Methodist Church with the Rev. M. L. Williams, pastor of the church, officiating assisted by the Rev. Wm. Hall, pastor of the An drews Lutheran Church. Burial was in the Andrews cemetery. Pallbearers were John Painter, Bob Berrong, Jess Barnard. Fred Johnson, Horace Bush and Grady Hogsed. Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Lucy Margaret Frazier; three sons, Charlie and Jack of Andrews and Joseph of Erwin. Tenn. Three daughters, Mrs. Ida Belle Holland of Andrews, Mrs. Ora Murphy of Youngstown. Ohio, and Mrs. Louise West of Toccoa, Ga. Ivie Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements. BIRTHS ANDREWS ? Mr. and Mrs. Car rol Wood of Huntsville. Ala., an nounce the arrival of a son. Gerald Stephen. Saturday, Sept. 10. Mrs. Wood is the former Miss Hazel Hyde of Andrews. Mrs. Verna Tarkington and Jim mie Fcrebee have returned from a ten-day trip to New York City where they visited relatives. Mrs. Williamson, # Missionary To I Mexico, Speaks ANDREWS ? The evening Circle of The Women of the Presbyterian church met on September 14 at the home of Mrs. Tom Hay. The meeting was opened with prayer by the chairman, Mrs. John Slaglc. Mrs. Edwin Bristol had charge of the program, using as her sub ject "Youth With Christian Con viction." An outstanding feature of the program was a talk by Mrs. O. C. Williamson, sister of Mrs Edwin Bristol, who with her husband were missionaries in Mexico and had encountered many* interesting ex periences while there. During the social hour an ice course was served to members present; Mrs. J. Clayton Lime, 1 Mrs. Carrol Day. Mrs. John Pul lium. Miss Frances McPherson. Mrs. L. B Nichols, Mrs. Joseph Sursavage. Mrs. Ben Hay, Mrs. Mary Delaney, Mrs John Slagle. Mrs. Edwin Bristol and Mrs. Hay. Visitors were Mrs. O. C. William son and ^frrs. Alice Whiteside. LEAVES FOR DAVIDSON ANDREWS ? John Ellis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Luke Ellis left last week for Davidson College where he is continuing his work. He will servo as Assistant Trainer for Davidson Football squad this season. Mr. Ellis is majoring in physical education. SUBSCRIBE TO THE SCOUT ?^5 k wf l/j Irs. W. A. Cathey Entertains Class ANDREWS? Mrs. W. A Cathey Uertained her Intermediate Girls jnday School class of the First aptist church with a weiner and arshmallow roast recently. Those present were Misses Bar ira Battle, June Cruse. Frankie eo Wyke. Betty Jean Stiles, Cecil razier, Harry Hawk, Johnny Rax ?r. Jimmie and Dan Cathey. Miss Carolyn Foster, who spent ic summer with her aunt. Mrs. era Id Almond and family has "turned to Opelika, Ala., where le will attend Opelika High chool. HENN Theatre ANDREWS, N. C. Saturday, September 24 GENE AUTRY In? ? "Rim of the i Canyon" , Serial: "King: of Rocketmen" No. 4 Sun. - Mon.. September 25-26 i j STEP1IIN McNALLY. In? "City Across the River" Also Selected Short Subjects l i "Triple Threat" Also Added: Color Cartoon Tues. - Wed.. Sept. 27-28 Footballs greatest stars. In Thurs. - Fri.. Sept. 29-30 WILLIAM ELLIOT. In? "Hellfire" in Trucolor Also Selected Short Subjects Were riding Hudson's l>o?niiii<| title ol popularity witli tlie Best Peals in a Decade This can happen only when value-wise America sees a car that's delightfully new, different and better! New Hudson sales for the first seven months of 1949 are more than 30 per cent ahead of the same period last year! Already over 114,000 people have switched from other makes to own this entirely new kind of motor car! How can we resist? With the New Hudson winning new friends coast to coast we natural ly want to push that tide even higher here in this area! So right, now ? we're offering the best trades in a decade! Hudson's sweeping sales success provides you with your chance to own this years-ahead new car on a most favorable basis! Come in! Enjoy a thrilling Reve lation Hide in the car that brings you, not just a little more, but the most of the four things people want most in an automobile ? beauty, roominess, road-worthiness, and all-round performance! In performance, for example, Hudson's high-compression Super Six engine -the nation's most powerful six ? or the even more powerful Super-Eight join up with a "step-down" designed low build to make this car t he most alert, the fleetest, steadiest riding automobile of them all! Let's take that Revelation Ride in the New Hudson real soon. And when you visit us, bring your car along. You'll be sur prised at how much it will bring traded in on a gorgeous New Hudson now, while we're offer ing the best deals in a decade! HUDSON A LEADER IN RESALE VALUE! National Automobile Dealers Associ ation Official Used Car Guide books show "step-down" designed Hudsons commanding top prices in the nation's used car markets! JVJEW HUDSON ONLY CAR WITH THE ST?P j DOWN DESIGN HERE'S WHERE TO COME FOR THE BEST DEALS IN A DECADE! | FRANKLIN MOTOR CO. Murphy, North Carolina
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