Wednesday evening the Women
of the Presbyterian Church of An
(trews met it the home of Mrs.
Tom Hey.
"You Cannot Break the Com
mand menu" waa the subject used
toy Mrs. Joseph Sursavage as a de
votional in keeping with the
Mble study tor April which is the
book of James.
The program topic "The Warp
ot The Pattern" was Introduced
by a poem. "The Weaver", read by
Mrs. Jennie Beschke. Others on
the program were Miss Frances
MoPherson, 'Mrs. Ernest Jenkins.
Mrs. John C. Neville, Mrs. Ben Ray.
Mrs. John Pullium, Mrs. Tom Hay
Miss Polly Hicks, Mrs. Charles
Delaney and Mrs. L. B. Nichols.
The program closed with prayer
by Mrs. Neville.
During the social hour the hos
tess served refreshments to Mrs.
John Slagle, Mrs. Sursavage, Mrs.
Resohke, Miss McPherson, Mrs
Jenkins, Mrs. Neville. Mrs. Ray.
Mrs. Pullium, Mrs. L B. Nichols
Mrs. R. G. Ohlinger. Miss Florence
Good and Miss Lilhe Meyers were
guests.
Carringer Finishes
His Basic Training
Randolph AFB, Texas. Pvt.
Ralph L. Carringer, son of Mr
and Mrs. Charles W. Carringer,
Hayes villa. North Carolina has
completed his basic military train
ing here, along with some 600 more
airmen, and is now learning his lob
in Randolph's B-29 combat crew
training school. Pvt. Carringer re
ceived the same basic military
training that is taught Randolph's
ismous aviation cadets in their
! pre-flight schooling.
| The group of airmen, of which
Pvt. Carringer was a member, will
be taught to be mechanics, clerks,
medics, air oolieemeo. cooks, dri
vers and many other jobs vital in
keeping the huge B-29's flying and
the 11-man aircrews moving to the
Strategic Air Command.
Many members of this "recruit"
group will qualify for technical
training schools soon, and all will
be given an opportunity to compete
for aviation cadet and officer
candidate schoola if they have the
proper background. Meantime,
they will be helping to get the
SPRING USED CAR SALE
1946 Chevrolet fcur door sedan
1946 Bueck 2 Door
1949 Bueck convertible
1941 Oldsmobile four door sedan
1939 Oldsmobile four door sedan
1941 Che;v Coupe
1939 Pcntiac Coupe
1949 Willys Convertible
1947 Jeep
1949 Willys Pickup truck
1948 Willys pickup, 4 wheel drive
1948 Jeep
1939 Ford pickup
1941 Ford pickup
1940 Chevrolet V+ ton pickup
1940 Dodge pickup
1946 Chevrolet 1 Yiton truck' ?
1941 Chevrolet truck with dump bed
We have got to move these cars to make
room for trade in on the new Buicks.
You can save money on these cars and
trucks.
FRANKLIN MOTOR CO.
Phone 274 Murphy, N. C.
MURPHY FOOD STORE
Low Prices
10 lbs.
Potatoes 39
J. F.G. Coffee 81
Large Carnation 2 for .29
S lbs.
Sugar 48
4 lb. Carton
Pure Lard 89
10 lb. Bag ; V.
White Lily Flour .98
Cigarettes carton $1.55
Pure Ground Beef... lb. .65
Armour Dexter Bacon lb. 55
Fresh Dressed Fryers lb. .59
Fancy Bananas lb. .15
Fancy Tomatoes lb. 29
NewPotatoes 41bs. 25
Fresh Cabbage lb. .06
Pinto Beans. 41bs. 50
WhiteBeans 41bs. 50
Noah Bembree Prop. TeL150
Sick In Andrews
Dolores Ann MoChire, small
' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert
McClure of near Andrews, who
I has been in the Victoria Hospital.
, Ashevllle, four weeks, returned
I home last week sod Is doing well
Dean West, who suffered a bro
ken law recently and has been in
in Ashevllle Hospital, has re
turned home and is much im
proved
Mrs J. L. Luther who was a
rarient at Rodda-Van Gorder Hos
pital several days has returned to
her home Improved.
Mrs. James McPhetridge of
Knoxville, formerly of Andrews,
who was injured In a car acci
dent six weeks ago, has recovered
sufficiently to leave the hospital.
Mrs. Minnie Fisher returned to
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
John Christy, Wednesday after
spending some time at Rodda-Van
Gorder Hospital. She is much im
proved at this writing.'
Skippy Almond who has been ill
at his home for several days is
much improved.
Spencer Smith, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Smith, underwent a
m'nor operation at Rodda-Van Gor
acr Hospital Tuesday.
Mrs. Luther Nicholson is ill at
her home here.
Mrs. Cleve Almond has been ill I
at her home the past few days. I
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cooper who i
have been ill at their home here
are both much improved.
Mrs Bob Neighbors of Knox
ville, formerly of Murphy, who un
derwent an operation at Rodda
Van Gorder Hospital last Friday
is doing well.
Mrs. Will Coffey of Marble has
returned to her home after spend
ing several days at Rodda-Van Gor
der Hospital suffering with pneu
monia.
Linda Lunsford. who has been
ill at her home several days was
able to return to school this week.
Miss Sailie Buchanan is a pa
tient at Rodda-Van Gorder Hos
pital.
Mrs. Claiborne Everett who has
been quite ill at her home is some
what improved.
Micheal Wheeler, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Luther Wheeler, has returned
; to his borne from Rodda-Van Gor
der Hospital and Is doing well.
Milton Mashburn
Going To Boone
| Mr. and Mrs. Milton (Mashburn of
i Andrews area now living in Bris
[tol, Tcnn., where Mr. Mashburn
I has a position wiith T. V. A. on the
Holston Dam near Bristol. Upon j
completion of Holston Dam, Mr.
I Mashburn will be transferred to
Boone, Tenn.
Mr. Mashburn is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jess Mashburn of An
drews. Mrs. Mashburn is the
1 daughter of the late Bob Hall.
Jack Mosteller who recently en
listed in the navy is taking his boot
training in San Diego. Cal.
Mrs. Gerald Walker of Savannah.
, Ga.. and Bruce Everette of St.
I Petersburg, Fla., are the guests of
! Mr. and Mrs. Claiborne Everette.
big job done expanding the Air
Force to meet current international
threats.
Although Randolph has been
famous in aviation history as the
training center for the Air Arm's
pilots, its basic pilot training pro
gram is drawing to a close to make
way for the B-29 combat crew
training.
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MURPHY, N. C.
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? Wide Range of Springe
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? Hypoid Rear Aides
. Single-Unit Rear Axle Housings
New Twin-Action Rear Brakes
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New Dual-Shoe Parking Brake
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New Torque-Action Brakes
Foot-Operated Parking Brake
(madah wid, 3-*paad traamkdam)
Steering Column Gearshift
(modal* *Mi 3-tpaad trxuuomdao)
4-Spwd Synchro-Mesh
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New Ventipanes in Cebe
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