Mrs. Jas. Ferebee
Hostess To W.M.S.
The regular meeting of the
Woman's Missionary Society of St.
Andrewi Lutheran Church in An
drews was held on Wednesday eve
ning La the parsonage. Mrs. James
Ferebee served as hostess to the
group. Mrs. William Hall led the
program entitled, "Olve us this
Da/ Our Dolly Bread."
The meeting was opened with
the singing of a hymn, after which
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Beta Club Holds
State Convention
Members of the Andrews Chap
ter of the National Beta Club an
ticipate a gala occasion as the
state convection convenes hi Aahe
vitle on Friday and continues
through Saturday.
Andrews members attending are
Marks Hudson, Jerry Recce, Eliz
abeth Waldroup, Doris Standridge,
Margaret Marr, Sarah Clark, Mar
jorle Hicks, Janice King, Anne
the acripture was read by Miss
Ruth Hal man. A poster showing
the significance of the acripture
verses was used in connection
with their reading. Miss Hallman
led the group in prayer. Mrs. Hall
introduced the topic which was de
signed to help each one appreci
ate the soil and all Its products as
God-given blessings which one
should use as a good steward.
Mrs. Glenn Love, Miss Fannie
Buckner, Mrs. John Grieshamer,
Mrs. Sam Cover. Mrs. Jack Raxter.
and Miss Martha Jane Rogers as
sisted Miss Hallman in presenting
the program. The meeting was
closed with a hymn and a prayer.
Following the business session
refreshments were served, to the
following: Mrs, Sam Cover, Mrs
J. B. Barton, Miss Ruth Hallman.
Mrs. Jimmy Ferebee, Mrs. Verna
Tarkington, Mrs. William Hall.
Mrs. Glenn Love, Miss Fannie
Buckner, Mrs. John Grieshamer,
Mrs. W. E. Rogers, Mrs. Jack Rax
ter, Miss Martha Jane Rogers,
Mrs. Buck Holland, Mrs. Ralph
Hogsed. Mrs. Homer Long and
Mrs. McKinley Giibby.
Here's Your Career Opportunity!
ettoose
O. S. ARMY OR U. S. AIR FORCE
Good pay, the finest of training, and the chance for unlimited
advancement?all are offered to young men by the Army and
Air Force. And, these same benefits and opportunities ate
open to America's young women in the Women's Army Corps
and the Women's Air Force. For a future as bright as the
future of your country choose Army or Air Force, WAC or
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are serving their country while serving themselves.
For full details contact your
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COURTHOUSE
MURPHY, N. C.
The Farmers Of Tomorrow
i
[ The woifld today is in great need of boys f
and girls who will make farming their life I
i work. Si
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This bank is proud of the young people in [
this area who are growing up to be the good
farmers of tomorrow. If we can ever help j
you solve any bf your financial or other L
problems please feel free to come in to see |
us. We want to help you.
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SERVING SOUTHWESTERN NORTH CAROLINA
Murphy-Andrews-Robbinsville-Hayesville
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Stiles Reports
Robert Q Stiles, airman appren
tice. UBN. ton of Mr end Mro.
Clifford J. Stiles of Oak Park, re
cently reported for duty with Air
Transportation Squadron 3, Mof
tett Field. Calif.
Stiles was a student at Western
Carolina Teachers College before
entering the Navy In December,
1950 He received hit recruit train
ing at the U. S. Naval Training
Center, San Diego, Calif.
will be the annual banquet, fol
Sristol, Elizabeth Bell, Shirley
Carver, Witma Jean West, with
their sponsor, Mrs Aline E. Bristol.
The convention gets under way
at four o'clock Friday afternoon
with a get-acquainted party at the
George Vanderbllt Hotel, conven
tion headquarters. The highlight
-t the evening will be a talent
show at the city auditorium put on
by various clubs throughout the
state.
Sponsors will attend a breakfast
at the George Vanderbilt on
Saturday and hold a business ses
sion. High School principals will
meet with state officials at a
luncheon. At two o'clock the con
vention will come together in a
general session at the city auditor
ium to elect state officers.
The climax of the convention
lowed by a formal ball in the city
auditorium.
Approximately 2,000 Beta Club
members are expected to attend
the convention.
Betty Love Weds
Charles Parker
Mia* Betty Sue Love, daughter
of the late Mr. and Mr* W B.
Love of Andrews and Charles
Parker, eon of Mrs. Fred Parker
and the late Mr. Parker, were
quietly married at WaLhalle, S. C,
Thursday, April 12, by Probate
Judge R. C. Carter II.
Accompanying the couple to Wal
halla were Mrs. Fred Parker,
mother of the groom, James Har
old Parker, brother of the groom,
and Miss Joyce Derre berry
Both Mr. and Mrs. Parker at
tended Andrews Schools.
They are residing at the home
of the groom's mother at the pres
ent.
Mrs* Harry Wolfe
Has Birthday
Mt. and Mrs. Bob Shaver en
tertained a few friends on Friday
evening honoring Mrs. Harry
Wolfe on her birthday.
Those present were Mr and Mrs i
R. G. Ohlinger, S. J. Gernert, Miss
Florence Good. Miss Lilie Meyers,
Mr. and Mrs Gordon Butler, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Sursavage, Mr.
and Mrs. Shaver and Mr. and Mrs.
Wolfe.
Mrs. Law son Crawford has re
turned from Swannanoa where she
visited her daughter. Mrs. J. B.
Hamilton and family.
Vic Vet jays
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REAL ESTATE
for sale
Farms, houses, lots, businesses
business property, tourist courts
Dafes, grocery stores, warehouses
racant land, camp sites, hotels and
ill kinds of real property.
Let us know what you want. Wr
nay have It or can get It for you
D. M. REESE
Real Estate Broker
Fred V. Johnson John C. O'DeD
salesmen
PHONE 214 MURPHY. N. C.
Ranger School
Is Progressing
The steel required on the Ran
ger School building has arrived
and work la being pushed, accord
ing to Lloyd W. Hendrix super
intendent.
FIRE NEAR COUNTY
The Murphy Fixe
ra called to the County I
East Murphy at 6:30 p. a.
day. A grass tire threatened to
sweep over to the building. It <
quickly put out with chemicals.
Mrs. Ruth Carringer spent the
| week-end with her daughter. Mrs.
? Vernon Rose, Jr., at Candler.
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Friday and Saturday Only
Utility Glass Jars-Reg. 19c
Week-end Specials 10c
Cups-(Seconds). . from let" 5c
Plates-(Seconds) ea.g(j
We have a compete line of Aluminum
wares?
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