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Saturday Only
"CASTLE ON THE HUDSON"
> Garfield, Ann Sheridan
Na. t ? Cotar Cartoon
"SLAVE GIRL"
Yuvonne DaCarta, George
Tuaaday - Wedneaday
"THE OUTBID EES"
Joel MoCrea. Technicolor
Coorteoy PaaK John Dickey
Mr. and Mr*. Hennu Waat (pant
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Murphy, N. C. Contact Mrm. O.
W. Rldrel, 27? Lenland Ave.,
Lucy Page Is On
"Carolinian" Staff
ANDREWS?Miss Lucy Page,
who is a Junior at Woman's Col
lege. U N. C.. Greensboro, has
recently been cfaoaen for Woman's
College paper Staff "The Caro
lina."
She has also written a story,
"Patricia's Mother", which will be
reviewed and criticised at the
Woman's College arts forum
Miss Page, who la a Junior at
Wosnan'a College, la a graduate of
Andrew* High School. She has a
sister, Miss Julia Page, who also
attended Andrews High School and
is a sopbmore at Woman's College.
Two Andrews
Girls In Show
AMDRiEJWS ? Misses Catherine
Hudson and Carolyn Smith had
parts in the Woman's College, U.
N. C? annual Junior show. Miss
Hudson appeared throughout the
entire program with the ukelele
chorus. Miss Smith was a member
of the woman's sufferage group
who presented act five of the play.
The theme of the play was
"Women are here to Stay" which
climaxed the traditions of the
roaring twenties.
Carolyn Smith
On TV Program
ANDREWS?The 4-H Club of
Woman's College, University of
North Carolina, Greensboro, will
present a television program,
Thursday, March 8th, over WMYF
on the Piedmont news program.
Approximately 20 club members
will be viewed on the program
representing various phases of 4-H
Club work. A panel discussion
will be held throughout the pro
gram with the illustration. The
discussion will be led by Miss
Elizabeth Parker of Polk County,
vice-president of the club; Miss
Nina Singleton, Iredell County,
radio chairman; and Miss Carolyn
Durham Smith, Cherokee County,
president of the club.
Battles Honor
Mrs. G. C. Plott
ANDREWS ? Mr. and Mrs
Wayne Battle entertained on
Sunday with a family dinner
honoring Mrs. Battle's mother,
Mrs. G. C. Plott of Waynesville on
her birthday.
Those present were Mrs. Charles
Rhinehart, Mrs. G. C. Plott and
Club Is Guest .
Of Mrs. Caldwell
The Peadstree Hone Demonstra
tion dub met at the home of Mia.
Brown Caldwell on Thunday,
March' 1, at 2 o'clock.
Mrs. Clarence Hendrlx. presi
dent, presided. Mrs. Andrew Bar
ton save the devotional.
Following the business session
the following ladles gave talks:
Mrs. Andrew Barton, "Home Poul
try"; and Mrs. Clarence Hendrlx,
"Grafting Apple Trees".
Miss Edna Bishop gave a demon
stration and showed slides on
?Clothing".
Refreshments were serveo to the
following present: Mrs. Aude Sud
deth, Miss Mae Suddeth, Mrs.
Clarence Hendrix, Mrs. Guy Sud
deth. Mrs. Noah Herribree, Miss
Elsie Suddeth. Miss Nancy Luns
ford, Mrs. Paul Suddeth, Mrs. Vada
Witt, Mrs. Nellie Vee McDonald,
Mrs. Andrew Barton Mrs. J. W.
Smith Mrs. Opal Crisp, Mrs. Jim
Herabree, Miss Edna Bishop and
Mrs. Addle Bynes.
VIOLET
Wilma (Graham Is recovering
from her recent operation. t
(Miss Margie Murphy has been
spending several days with her
grandmother and has returned to
her home.
Mrs. Hampton, of Tellico Plains.
Tenn., is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Lee Murphy.
Beecher Marrow, who is employ
ed at Oak Ridge, spent the week
end with his parents.
Mrs. Virginia Pat'.on and mother
were guests of Mrs. Gay Murphy
Sunday afternoon.
Dule Beaver made a business
trip to 'Murphy Monday.
Earnest Rice spent Sunday after
noon in the Violet section.
Mrs. Mary Beaver had an ap
pointment in Murphy Monday.
Mrs. Fred Whitener of Bearpaw
visited her daughter, Mrs. John
Beaver, last week.
Several houses have recently
been wired and it is expected that
electricity will be in Violet short
ly.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Haimmon
tree, of Greenback Tenn., is visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Lee Murphy,
parents of Mrs. Hammontree.
The Rev. and Mrs. W. T. Smith
were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Graham Sunday.
Tester Taylor lias returned from
Marietta, Ga.. where he has been
employed with the school.
RANGER
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Wingete were
Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and
Sirs. Landis Shields.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Latshaw and
children of Murphy spent Sunday
vrith Mr. and Mrs. George Fox.
Willie Walker spent Tuesday
afternoon with Claude Sneed. I
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Evans, Mrs I
Dow Evans. Mrs. L. A. Palmer and
Mrs. Bessie Kilpatrick spent Satur
day in Chattanooga.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Johnson
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Martin and son.
Mrs. R. F. Merritt and Mrs.
Lowin Lovingood and daughter
visited Mrs. C. M. Sneed and Mrs.
Fred Sneed Saturday.
Mrs. C B. Hedrick and son visit
ed Mrs. Hoyt Kilpatrick recently.
Mrs. Iduma Baitey of Marietta,
Ga.. spent the week-end with rela
t'ves.
The Rev. and Mrs. Calvin Thomp
son and son. James, were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Sneed
Thursday evening.
Mrs. N. O. Kilpatrick spent
Sunday visiting Miss Elizabeth
Kilpatrick and mother at Andrews.
TAX COLLECTOR
ANDREWS?Sam W. Jones, who
attended a commissioner's meeting
In Murphy Monday, states that
there will be a tax collector in An
drews at the City Ball each Wed
nesday until further notice.
Haywood Plott. Mrs. J. B
Luckadod and daughter, Paula, of
Waynesville; Mr. and Mrs. Roht
'plott and children. Orol Jean and
Robt. Jr., of Marietta, Ga. ,
NOVELIST TELLS HOW TO
HOLD HUSBAND
Famous novelist. Fannie Hurst,
sounds wgrnlftg to wives to be
ware of physical and mental lazi
ness. Read her story of the over
weight wife who was left behind
by a successful husband. Dont
miss "Outgrown Wives" in March
11th Issue of
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY
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The CIRCLE of prosperity.
benefits all of u>' most when we buy
and bank in our home community.
Preference in our dealings, wherever
possible, should be given to local mer
chants, farmers, and wage earners.
' Hen at this bank we believe it.is
every citizen's duty to aid in building
up the wealth and financial stability
of our own community.
CITIZENS BANK and TRUST ?0.
SERVING SOUTHWESTERN NORTH CAROLINA
Murphy-Andrews-Robbinsville-Hayeiville
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
HENN
Theatre
MURPHY, N. C.
DICKEY
Theatre
MURPHY, N. C.
HENN
Theatre
ANDREWS, N. C.
Saturday, March 10
Don (Red) Barry. In?
"Red Desert"
Added Cartoon and Serial
No 5
Saturday, March 10
Gene Autry, In?
"Beyond the
Purple Hills"
Added Cartoon and Serial
No. 13
LATE SHOW
Jack Carson, In?
"The Good
Humor Man"
Extra added Attractions
LATE SHOW
Dorothy Lamour - Dan
Duryea, In?
"Manhandled"
Extra added attractions
Saturday, March 10
Robert Preston - Robert
Sterling, In?
"The
Sundowners"
Added Cartoon and Serial
No. 2
In Technicolor
Sun. - Mon., March 11-12
John Derek - Diana Lynn
"The Ropes of
Sherwood
Forest"
Added News and Cartoon
In Technicolor
Sun. - Mon., March 11-12
Gordon MarKae - Rory
Calhoun In?
"Return of the
Frontiersman"
Added news and cartoon
In Technicolor
Sun. - .Hon.. March 11-12
Maureen O'Hara - John
Payne. In?
"Tripoli"
Added News and Cartoon
In Technicolor
Toe*. ? Wed., March 11-14
Humphrey Bofart, In?
Knock on any
Door"
Extra added attractions
Toes. - Wed., March 13-14
Lam and Abner, In?
"The Bashful
Bachelor"
Extra added attractions
Toes. - Wed., March 1J-14
Leo Goreey and the
Bowery Boya, In?
"Blues Busters"
Extra added attractions
Hum. - FrL, March 15-16
Ginjrer Rocen ? Ron*
Reacan, to?
"Storm
Warning"
Thar*. ? FrL, Much 18-1?
William Holden ? Mooa
"Streets of
Laredo"
Than. - Fit, Kfarak 15-18
Randolph Soott, In?
"The Nevadanw
In Clneoator
Dr. J. R. Bell
Dentist
Murphy, N. C.
Mnrpkr General I
til
1M-J
C. E. HYDE
GENERAL INSURANCE
Phone 145
Murphy, N. C.
AN OPEN LETTER TO OUR CUSTOMERS
THROUGHOUT OUR TRADING AREA:
March 5, 1951
We have been advised by Ford Motor Company that
our supply of new Ford cars and trucks will be curtailed
to approximately 70% of what we received last year.
There is always speculation on the part of the public
that when new cars are scarce that dealers will sell them
where-ever they can realize the most profit and with the
least effort, even though that may mean taking most of the
cars out of the dealer's trading area.
We are taking this means of telling our customers that
we expect to sell all our new Ford cars and trucks to the
people in our trading area, at the legitimate (and or) ceil
ing prices, trade for your used car at the legitimate (and
or) ceiling prices.
We invite you to come in and let us know what your
needs are and you will be given every courtesy and consid
eration. .
We will make our new car and truck supply go as far
toward taking care of our local customers' needs as pos
sible.
Give us an opportunity to prove to you that there is a
"Fort! in your Future".
REECE MOTOR COMPANY, INC.
By W. A. REECE, Pres.
NOTICE TO
TAXPAYERS
We will be at City Hall, Andrews, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14
and every Wednesday thereafter until further
notice, so you may be able to pay your taxes
E. L. SHIELDS,
Tax Collector
Cherokee County