SOCIETY
Junior Club Launches
It's Years Activities
The initial fall meeting of Mur
phy Junior Woman's club was held
in the annex to the Presbyterian
Church Thursday evening, with
Mrs Bob White, president, pre
siding. Fifty-two ladies, includ
ing new members and Andrews
junior Club members who were
guests, attended.
As a new project for the year
the club voted unanimously to
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DOUBLE FEATURE
Saturday, September 24
"Law of the Lash"
With ? "I ash" La Rue - A1 "Fuzzy"
St. John
"The Gay Amingo"
With ? The Cisco Kid - Ducan
Kenalds
Chapter 8 "SEA IIOUND"
LATE SHOW 10:45
"Chamber of
Horrors"
With? Leslie Banks - Lilli Palmer
Sunday - Monday. Sept. 25-26
"Laff-time"
in Cinecolor
Starring ? William Tracy - Virginia
Grey
News ? Short Subjects
Tuesday - Wednesday. Sept. 27-28
"Parole, Inc."
With ? Michael O'Shea - Turhen
Bey - Evelyn Ankers
Short Subjects
Tuesday. September 27
(?\ Ol r STAGS Of PERSON
Little Robert
And His NUBBINS
Featuring Little Robert (World's
Bisirest little man. only 39 inches
tall, weighs 85 pounds)
Ra>hful (champion old time fiddler)
and Buck Ryan from W. N. O. X.
Mid-Day-Merry-Go-Round. j
Adm. 25c - 50c
Thursday - Friday. Sept. 29-30
'Don't Trust Your
Husband"
With ? Fred MacMurray-Madeleinc
Carroll
News ? Short Subjects
sponsor several clothing drives, the
articles of clothing to be mended
and sized, then given to the local
welfare office for distribution to
needy.
The club as a member of the I
North Carolina Federation of Club ,
Women voted to adopt the State
Junior Club project, that of rais
ing funds for the children's Home
Society of North Carolina Miss |
Elizabeth Gray is local chairman j
of the membership drive that is
being carried on throughout the
state during September. Mrs.
Martha Dreher is publicity chair
man. Each club member will be
asked to participate in this cam
paign.
Miss Daisy Young, supervisor.
Western District of the Children's
Home Society, spoke to the group
on the work of the Society. She
stressed the fact that the organiza
tion always has been supported
by voluntary contributions and has
been limited by operating on a
relatively small budget. The time
ha-, come when it must be ade
quately supported, she said, if it
is to meet the need that is greater
now than at any time in the past.
Mrs. George Maunev, county
school attendance officer spoke to
the group on the pressing need
"or a tonsil clinic here. She sug
eested that the members take this
as a project. The president is to
appoint a committee to investigate
the possibilities for having such a j
clinic. I
Announcement was made that j
Mrs. Mary Catherine Atkinson has |
accepted the post of County Com- 1
mander in the Cancer Drive. She 1
is to attend a county commander
meeting in Raleigh in October, j
A social hour followed the busi
ness session with Mrs. Harold
Wells. Mrs. Clyde Sneed. Mrs. j
Hobart McKeever. Mrs. Bob White j
Mrs. Kenneth Christopher, and |
Mrs. C 1 o e Moore acting as
hostesses.
4-H Club Has
Election Officers
The Martins Creek 4-H club
meeting was held last week, the!
program opening with the singing j
of. The More We Get Together
and "A 4-H Clover".
Sixty boys and girls were pres- j
??lit Officers were elected for the |
coming year, as follows: President. ,
James Crisp; vice-president. Bet
tic Jean Coker: secretary, Martha
Hill; and reporter. Robert Chap
man.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hamilton
spent the week-end with relatives
at Fair Bluff and were accompan
ied home Sunday by the former's
father. J. T. Hamilton, who will
spent- some time here.
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new way ! "
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Mrs. Joe Ray
Is President Of
Fidelis Class
Mrs. Joe Hay was elected presi- j
dent of the Fidelis Class of Finst j
Baptist Sunday School at a meet
ing held Tuesday evening in the j
home of Mrs. S. S. Williams. Other j
officers elected were: Mrs. R. D. i
Chandler, first vice-president; Mrs. ;
W. M. Fain. Jr.. second vice-presi
dent; Mrs. S. S. Williams, third !
vice-president; Mrs. Lillard Wal- 1
ker. secretary; Mrs. Doyle Burch.
treasurer; Mrs. J. W. Davidson, j
teacher; and Mrs. Dair Shields, |
assistant teacher.
Mrs. Shields had charge of the j
program, discussing "Psalms". Mrs. j
Hay conducted the devotional.
Mrs. Williams served refresh- j
ments to the following: Mrs. J. W. 1
Davidson. Mrs. Kate Dickey, Mrs.
Dair Shields, Mrs. Ruby Reid, Mrs. |
Carolyn Lovingood. Mrs. Joe Ray,
i and Mrs. L. R. Harding.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde C. Mills and
I children have returned to Water !
: proof. La., after spending a two
| weeks' vacation with the former's i
! parents. Mr. and Mrs. Maynard
j Mills.
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Price of
Murphy are spending some time
j with their son, L. O. Price, in j
Chattanooga.
Supper Club
Has Meeting
The Supper club met at Duke's
Lodge Saturday night at 7:30 o'
clock with Mrs. Alden Coward and
Mrs. Edwin Hyde as hostesses.
Those attending were: Mr. and
Mrs. Quay Ketner, Mr. and Mrs.
Duke Whitley, Mr. and Mrs. H. A.
Matt ox, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rob
erts. Mr. and Mrs. John Bayless.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bishop, Mr.
and Mrs. H. Bueck, Mrs. Jimmy
Ward, Miss Gladys McCleskey,
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Darnell. Dr.
J. R. Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Coward
Mr. and Mrs. Hyde.
The next meeting will be in
October with Mrs. W. G. Darnell
and Mrs. John Davidson as
hostesses.
Tom Evans is spending a few
days this week in Atlanta. Ga., on
business.
Mrs. Frank Bessent of Clarks
ville. Ark., visited her niece. Mrs.
J. L. Hall, a few days last week.
Miss Myrtle Mills of Mobile,
Ala., spent the past week with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Maynaid
Mills.
Miss Maureen Lovingood has
returned to the University of South
Carolina, Columbi. S. C.. after
spending her vacation with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Roy V.
Lovingood.
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MURPHY, N. C. |
Local Club Women
On District Program
Mrs. Coward And
Mrs. Hyde Are
Club Hostesses
Members of the Wednesday |
Bridge Club were guests of Mrs.
Alden Coward and Mrs. Edwin
Hyde last Wednesday at a bridge
luncheon at Duke's Lodge. Early
fall flowers were used in the
decorations.
Those attending were: Mrs. B.
W. Whitfield, Mrs. Hugh Roberts,
Mrs. W. G. Darnell, Mrs. John
Davidson, Mrs. W. A. Hoover, Mrs.
Frank Mauney, Mrs. Jimmy Ward.
Mrs. Ed Brumby. Mrs. Bob Easley.
Jr., Mrs. Duke Whitley, Mrs.
llobart McKeever. Mrs. Quay Ket
ner, Mrs. Jim Gibbs. and the
hostesses.
High score was won by Mrs.
McKeever.
PERSONALS
Miss Lula Fain visited Mrs. R.
E. Hambright in Grover last week,
while Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Weaver.
Mr. and Mrs. Sammie Weaver and
Mrs. K. V. Weaver attended the
funeral services held for Lt. Fain
I Weaver at Arlington.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mauney
have returned to their home in
Washington, Ga. after spending
the summer in Murphy.
Pfc. Edward Mills of Keesler
Air Force Base at Biloxi, Miss.,
spent the week-end with his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Mills.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hawkins of
Paris. Ark., have been visiting j
Mr. Hawkins' cousin, Mrs. J. L.
Hall.
Mrs. T. S. Evan? had as week
end guests. Mr. and Mrs. Harry \
Ferguson and son, Tommy, of
Sylva. On Monday Mrs. Evans (
accompanied the Fergusons to
Chattanooga, Tenn.. where Tommy
entered the McCallie School,
i Wayne Brown of New Orleans,
| La., is spending a few days with
; Mrs. L. E Baylcss and Mrs. J. W.
I Thompson.
Mrs. E. M. Dunning of Atlanta,
j Ga.. arrived Tuesday to visit Mrs.
IG. W. Candler.
| Johnny Forrester. B. M. C.,
! from Little Creek. Va., is visiting
! his parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. C.
! Forreste.*.
| Mrs. Dale Lee returned Sunday
I from a business trip to New York
City.
> Mrs. Ed M. Anderson of West
Jefferson, editor of Skyland Post,
and president of North Carolina
Federation of Women's Clubs, and
Mrs. Arthur W. Greene of Ahoskie,
second vice-president of NCFWC,
will make addresses at the annual
meeting of the First District of
Women's Clubs to be held in Can
ton at the Presbyterian Church on
Saturday, September 24.
Mrs. Carl Killian of Cullowhee.
district president, will preside.
Mrs. Roger Dillard of Sylva is
vice-president, and Mrs. Stedman
Mitchell of Cullowhee is secretary.
Registration will start at 9:30
o'clock, and the program at 10:00
The invocation will be given by
Mrs. H. T. Hunter of Cullowhee.
Report of the nominating com
mittee will be given by Mrs. H.
Bueck of Murphy. Mrs. T. A. Case
of Murphy will present resolutions
of respeet to the late Mrs. E. L.
McKee.
Greetings from the Hostess
Club. Canton, will be brought by
Mrs. Noah Swofford. and Mrs.
Lonzo W. Shields of Murphy will
respond. Greetings from Home
Demonstration Clubs will be given
by Miss Mary Cornwell of Waynes
ville. and from the State Nurses'
Association by Mrs. Louise East.
State Nursing Consultant for
Western District.
Mrs. Killian will give the presi
dent's report, and Mrs. John Kil
patrick will sing a solo. Mrs.
Anderson will then address the
group. Reports from clubs will
be heard, and Mrs. Kilpatrick will
sing another solo. Mrs. Greene
will then make her address.
Luncheon will be served at 12:30.
Mrs. Dillard will speak on the
Birthday Remembrance Program,
reports of committees will be heard,
and the program will close with the
Pledge of Alegiance to the Flag.
Lovingoods To
Have Reunion
i A reunion of the Lovingood
I family will be held at Hangingdog
Baptist Church on Sunday. Octo
I ber 2. from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.
I Everbody will bring a picnic
lunch.
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E. B. Jeffreys of Chapel Hill
was a visitor in Murphy Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Butner and
j Mrs. M. L. Craver of Winston
Salem left Monday after spend
ing last week as guests of Mr.
and Mrs. W. M. Davis.
CANCER CLINIC
Twelve women and four men
were examined at th? Jackson
Swain Counties Cancer Clinic at
the C. J. Harris Community Hospi
tal, Friday, September 16.
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MURPHY, N. C.
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Thurs. - Fri., Sept. 22-23
Barbara Hale-Bobby Driscoll
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"The Window
Also Selected Short Subjects J
Saturday. September 24 ^
ALLAN LANE, In? f j
"Desperadoes of |
Dodge City" jj
SECOND FEATURE
"Tuscnn" j
LATE SHOW SAT. NIC.HT ;
Lois Hall - James Cardwell A
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"Daughter of ?
the Jungle" *
Sunday, September 25 ^
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Howard Duff - Marta Toren
"Illegal Entry" ?
Also Added: A Pete Smith
Specialty ^
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Mon. - Tues.. Sept. 26-27
Barbara Stanwyck - Robert
Preston In ?
"The Ladv
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Gambles"
Also Selected Short Subjects ^
Wednesday. September 28 k
The Bowery Boys. In ? ?
"Fighting ?
Fools" ?
Also Serial: "Ghost of
Zorro" No. 7 ^
Congratulations!
Farmers erf
Cherokee County
To the farmers of Cherokee County we
extend congratulations on the work they
have done to help our County to grow
and Progress.
MAY YOU HAVE GOOD FAIR!
September 26 - October 1
CHEROKEE COUNTY
E. A. WOOD, Chairman County Commissioners
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