ANDREWS
Mrs. Joe S. Smith, Editor Phone 141-R
ClubWomen Have
Holiday Meeting
ANDREWS ? The VaMeytown
Home Demonstration Club held
their annual all-day meeting and
Thanksgiving dinner alt the home
of Mrs.v Dave Swan Wednesday,
Nov. 22.
After a bountiful meal the meet
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Mrs. Tarkington Honors
Mrs. James Ferebee
ANDREWS?Mrs. Claude Tark
i ington was hositess at a tea Fri-1
day afternoon In her home, honor
ing her neice, Mrs. James Ferebee,
a recent bride.
] The home was decorated
I throughout with arrangements of
chrysanthemums, gladioli and
carnations in the colors of yellow
end white.
Guests were greeted at the door
by Mrs. Luke Ellis. Mrs. Tarking
ten and Mrs. Ferebee made up the
receiving line.
The dining table was covered
with an Italian cut work cloth and
was centered with a crystal bowl
filled with pon pon chrysanthem
ums and carnations.
Serving were Mrs. Jane Cover
Orr, Mrs. E. J. Watry, Miss
Meredith Whitaker, Mrs. L. L.
Ezzell and Mrs. John Pullium.
Approximately 100 guests were
invited to call during the hours
from 3:30 until 6 o'clock
ins w as opened with a Thanksgiv-11
ir.g song, followed Dy prayer by j
, Mrs. W. A. Caithey. | ,
\ Following the business session i
the meeting was turned over to'
Miss Edna Bishop, who gave a'
demonstration covering "Gift1 {
Suggestions, Wrapping Packages, ,
and Christmas Decorations."
I Those present were Miss Fran- 11
]ccs Williams. 4-H leader; Missjc
'Bishop, home agent; Mrs. Bruce,:
King, Mrs. L. E. Laughter, Mrs.
I Dave Swan, Mrs. Lonnie Early,
i Mrs. Dee Mosteller, Mrs. J. J.
! .V.-od, Mrs. W. A. Cathey, Mrs.
Harve Hamilton. Mrs. Lawsan '1
'Crawford and Mrs. Joe S. Smith 1
Whitakers Hosts
On Thanksgiving
ANDREWS?Mr. and Mrs. Ern
st Whitaker entertained with a
amily Thanksgiving dinner on
riiursday.
Those attending were: The Rev.
ind Mrs. George Culbreth and
laughter, Vera Starr, of Canton,
dr. and Mrs. Will Luther and
laughter, iBlondine, Mrs. W. L.
doore and daughter, Vera.
Mrs. Jennie Reschke spent the
rhanksgiving holidays in High
ands.
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Mr. and Mrs. Galusha Pulllum
and children, Ann and Jerry, spent
the week-end with Mrs. PuiHum's
mother, Mrs. W. F. Clark oi Flow
ery Branch, Go.
Miss Barbara Heffner of Hen
dersonville was the week-end guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Wade Reece. ?
Mr. and Mrs. Woody Hampton
| and daughter, Barbara Ann. oi
Sylva spent Thanksgiving holidays
with Mr. Hampton's mother, Mrs,
Kate Hampton.
Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Zuver and
children, Catherine Nell and
Byron, spent the holidays with Mr,
and Mrs. Edward Rivers in Ches
terfield. S. C.
| Miss Catherine Wilhide oi
Atlanta, Ga? and George Rice of
i Savannah, Ga., spent the holidays
'with Miss Wilhide's parents, Mr
end Mrs. Frank Wilhide.
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Nichols spent
the Thanksgiving holidays with
jfhe Rev. and Mes. J. Clayton Lime
I and family in Canton.
| Whitaker Davis, student at
I Chapel Hill. University of North
| Carolina, spent the Thanksgiving
| holidays with his parents, Dr. anc
Mrs. H. E. Davis.
] Mr. and Mrs. Connie Holder anc
children Joe and Doris, spent the
(holidays in Durham visiting theii
children. Mdfha and Howard, whe
are students at Duke University
end attending the Duke-Caroling
game.
i Mrs. Fred Reagan and Mis;
iThelma Lackey of Asheville spen
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs
| Walter Brown and Mrs. . P. M
(Reagan.
I Miss Betty L/uther, student a
, Blarrton's Business College, Ashe
jVilie. has returned from a visf
(with her mother, Mrs Jim Luther
Miss Janyce Rees of Philadel
rhia. Pa., was the week-end gues
of Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Davis.
Mrs. Ruth Starr Pullium spen
the week-end in Atlanta visiting
relatives."
Pfc Earl Matoy of Camp Le
jeune is visiting friends and rela
lives here this week.
Bennie Willard of the U. S. Nav;
is visiting his wife at the home o
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sit
Piercy.
Miss Ann Webb of Chattanooga
Tenn., 9pent the holidays with he
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Webh
Mr. and Mrs. Woody Hamptoi
end daughter, Barbara Ann, o
Sylva were dinner guests of Mr
end Mrs: WaSe Reece Thursda;
evening.
Bill and Floyd Teas of Bayloi
School, Chattanooga, Tenn., spen
the hoCidays with their parents
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Teas. - Tbey wen
accompanied home by Dick Ram
sey who is also a student at Bayloi
School.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jenkins and
son. Randy, of Birmingham, Ala.
spent the holidays with Mr. Jenk
ins' sister, Mrs. W. T. Holland.
Mrs. G. A. Dunham of Ozark
Ala., spent the Thanksgiving holi
days with her son, Jack McCnanej
end family.
: Miss Barbara Mitchell, student
of Woman's College, Greensboro
' spent Thanksgiving holidays wit!
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jenkins and
family.
Eileen McCraney
Honored At Party
ANDREWS?Mrs. Jack MeCran
cy entertained Friday with a party
honoring her daughter, Eileen, on
her sixth birthday.
The dining table was centered
with a large birthday cake decoret
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Allison
Spent Thanksgiving holidays in
Eustis, Fla.
j Mr. and Mrs. Sam Clayton and
I son, Steve, of Greensboro spent
[ Thanksgiving holidays with Mrs.
Clayton's mother, Mrs. Etta Hea
. ton.
Miss Frances McPherson has re
? turned from Atlanta, Go., where j
, she visited her sister, Mrs. Robt.
, A. Austin, Sr., and family.
John Henry Davis of Franklin
spent the week-end with his par
. tnts, Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Davis. j
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Palmer
, and son. Roy, spent Thanksgiving
in Atlanta G-a as guests of Mr.
. and Mrs. P. L. Bristor.
! Mrs. Audry Coie spent several
, days last week with Mr. and Mrs.
j G. E. Cole of Turtletown, Tenn.
Dr. Robert Brown and children,;
I Charles, Jimmie and Mary of
, Kingsport, Tenn.. have returned
, to their home after a visit with
j Dr. Brown's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
, Charlie Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Hermann Braucr
and T. J. Bristol were visitors in
Atlanta, Ga., Friday.
j Miss Phyllis Wilhide of Ashe
ville has returned from a visit
with friends 'and relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. O'Dell Roper and
son, O'Dell, Jr., of Swanraamoa
' spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and
j Mrs. Jess Colleit.
Misses June Lunsford and Sue
Hall spent Thanksgiving holidays
. with Miss Judy Davis in Murphy.
, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. McKeldry
spent Thanksgiving holidays with
' their daughter, Mrs. Lee Barnard ,
' and family in Franklin. iMr. Mc
Keldry returned home Sunday, and
Mrs. McKeldry remained for a i
longer visit.
I Miss Catherine Hudson of Wo
' man's College, Greensboro and I.
j B. Hudson Jr., of Duke Univer
, sity, Durham spent Thanksgiving
. holidays with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. I. B. Hudson.
Boone, spent Thanksgiving with
J her mother Mrs. Alice Barnard,
j Cecil Mashborn of Oxford is
' spending a few days with his moth
er, Mrs. Mary Willie Rayburn.
I Mr. and Mrs. Grady Pullium and
r! son, Robert, of Ephrate, Wash.,
are visiting Mrs. Pullium's mother,
Mrs. May Taylor.
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and favors were given each child
After games and stunts were en
joyed, refreshments of ice cream,
cake and coca cola were served.
Invited guests were: Mary Jo
Battle, Mary Hope Day, Patty
Brown, Byron Chandler Ned Dar
dent, Catherine and Butch Sur
savage, Butch Hoblitzel, Chueky
Van Gorder. Skippy Almond,
Jimmy Watkins, Barbara Ann
Watry, Ann Fraley, Jackie Mc
Lane Preaches
ANDREWS?The Rev. E. O.
Lane who has recently moved In
Andrews from Seattle, Wash.,
preached at Free Methodist Church
Sunday in the ab3eooe of the pas
tor, the Rev. R. L. Wood, who was
away on business.
Mr. Lane, a retired minister,
is still active in church work.
Craney and Randy Jenkins of
Birmingham, Ala.
WELCOME
TO OUR
Christmas
Club!
tr JOIN NOW? ?
and next Christmas will
be merry
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open now?for all to join.
It's the proved way to ac
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gifts and other purposes a
little at a time. Ask any
Christmas Club member
about how this wonderful
plan can make NEXT
\ Christmas the best
u you've ever had!
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