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rarty
Mrs Forest Crnse entertained
with a perty honoring bar dau|
tar, June, at her bom Saturday on
her 18th birthday.
The home <W attractively deco
wttb arrangements of garden
After playing of game* ai
the bonoree opened the
lovely gtfta the received.
Misses Barbara Battle, Bobble
Jean Bristol, Janet Long, Doris
Baxter, Lucile Lemlng, Jewell
Truett, De lores Flowers, Kay Bea
vers, Patsy Derre berry, Carolyn
Dupree, Wynona Dupree, Louise
Dupree, Bobble and Betty King of
Newport News, Va.. Dorcas Ann
Chapter Secretary
Jack Stewart of Andrews has
elected assistant secretary of
Chapter of Phi Delta Chi,
national professional pharmaceuti
cal fraternity, at the University of
Tenneaaee School of Pharmacy in
Memphis.
Miss Carolyn Smith returned
home Monday after three weeks at
Coastal Plains Camp, Washlngdon,
N. C., and the week-end with her
class mate Miss Susie Marshall of
Hfcglehard While at Englehard she
went to Manteo and saw "The Lost
Colony".
McGulre; Dean Truett, David Hog
sed, William Franklin, Jim Cathey
' end BUly Cruse.
Arthur Jordan
IsOnUSSSuisun
Arthur O. Jordan RMS la i
Ing a thirty-day leave with hla par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Jake A. Jor
dan of Murphy.
He has served three years in
the U. S. Navy, of which time 15
months were served over seas in
the Southwest Pacific. His first
tour of duty was off the coast of
the Aleutian Islands. The next trip
across, which was prior to the Ko
rean War. his ship, the USS Sui
sun, was stationed near Formosa.
Then his third time to cross the
Pacific, he was stationed near Ja
pan.
He attended radio school in San
Diego, where he received his
' boot" training also. After this he
was transferred to the USS Sulsun I
for active duty. At present his time I
aboard this ship is surpassed only |
ty one man.
Jordan is a graduate of Murphy
High School and attended Caro
lina Teachers College. Before en
tering service he was employed by
Parker Drug Company.
Jack E. Ritch
Made Sergeant
Ladd Air Force Base, Alaska?
Jack E. Ritch of Murphy North
Carolina, has been promoted by
the United States Air Force from
the rank Of Corporal to Sergeant.
He is now on duty with the
5001st Research & Development
Group as a clerk-typist at Ladd
Air Force Base, Alaska?America's
farthest north major military in
stallation. Sgt. Ritch has been in
the service since August, 1949 and
has been in Alaska since Novem
ber, 1950.
Sgt. Ritch's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Ritch live in Murphy.
Brothers Have
Same Birthdavs
Mr. and Mrs. John Jordan en
tertained with a party August 7,
honoring their sons, James Rich
ard, who was' five years old, and
Robert Allan, who was one. Both
birthdays fall on the same date.
Children's games were played.
Mrs. Roy Wilson assisted the hos
tess in serving refreshments.
Guests were: Billy Wagner,
Helen, Francis, and Patty Hamil
ton, Steve and John Bradley, Ron
nie Rhodes, Shirley Wilson, Vir
ginia and Patty Guffey, and bro
ther "Mike".
Special guests included Mrs. J.
H. McCall and Mrs. Virginia Cobb.
HENN
Theatre
ANDREWS, N. C.
Saturday. August 18
Vaughn Monroe-Ella Raines
"Singing duns"
Ad led Cartoon and Serial
No. 10
LATE SHOW
Penny Singleton-Arthur Lake
?In?
"Blondie Hits
The Jackpot"
Extra Added Attractions
Sun. Mon? Aug. 19-20
Anthony Dexter-Eleanor
Parker
?In?
"Valentino"
Technicolor
Added News And Cartoon
Tues. Wed., Ang. 21-22
Frank Lovejoy-Dorothy Hart
?In?
, "I Was A
Communist For
TheF.B.l"
Extra Added Attractions
Than. Fit, Aug. 21-24
Dan Duryea-Gale
"A1 Jennings
OfOklahom;
Tnh> MHir
a
Little Brasstown
Prank Martin and family of
BlalravlUa, Ga.. and J. D. Clayton
and family of Lower Braaatown
were guests of A. R. Stalcup Sun-;
day.
Mrs. A. H. Stalcup bad as guests
at the weak-end her mother and
sister, Mrs. Andy Keaaler and
Dophne of Bcllview and Leon
House and family of Clarkdale, Ga.
DiUard Stiles and family visited
W. O. Almond Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holloway and
children of Tomotla spent the
week-end with Mrs. Hollo way's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vlrg.
Groves.
Miss Fay Groves Is visiting in
Ohio.
Mrs. Wade Wilson and children
of Pinelog spent the week-end
with her mother, Mrs. R. H. Wil
son.
Posted
Dewey Stiles of Clover, S. C?
spent the week-end with his bro
ther, M. C. Stiles, and family.
Mrs. Burkett Hamby and little
daughters, Sherry and Tommyi of
Ducktown, spent last week with
Mrs. Hamby's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. S. D. Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Green of
Letitia visited Mrs. Green's mo
ther, Mrs. Eliza Johnson, Friday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Cloyce Stiles and
little daughter, Shirley, of Gasto
nia, visited Mr. and Mrs. M. C.
Stiles Sunday.
Mrs. Eliza Johnson and Mrs. Ada
Stiles visited Mrs. Sophie Jones
Friday evening.
Mrs. Willard Truett and daugh
ter, Barbara, of Cleveland, Tenn.,
spent last week -with Mr. Truett's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Jones.
CAPON1ZING
The Vocational Department of
Andrews School held a caponizing
demonstration at the school for the
veterans Tuesday.
About forty veterans receiving
training under the G. I. program
were present for the demonstra
tion.
David T. Day
Visits Turkey
David T. Day. gunaar*a mate,
second class. USN. husband of Mrs.
Charlene Day of Marble, visited
Izmir, Turkey, recently when the
radar picket destroyer USS Vesole
enchored at the Asia Minor port
tor a five-day cML
The moat Important town in
Asia Minor, and a principal port
of the Turkish Republic, Izmir Is
one of the earliest homes of the '
Christian Church. Many churches
tn the United States now bear its |
ancient name of Smyrna. Tours of
the city enabled the crew of the
ship to see many Roman ruins that
dot Izmir.
The Vesole Is attached to the
Sixth Fleet In the Mediterranean.
Wm.V. Hogsed Is
On USS Eldorado
While world-wide interest cen
ters on peace talks in Kaesong,
Korea, William V. Hogsed, seaman,
USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. C.
Hogsed of Route 3, Murphy, Is!
serving aboard the amphibious
force flagship USS Eldorado, com
mand ship for Naval forces sup
porting the UN delegation in Ko
rea. ?
The Eldorado's crew had a ring
side seat watching war correspon
dents in action when the first pic
tures of the peace meeting were
dropped on the after deck of the
Eldorado and radio-photoed direct
from the ship to San Francisco.
During the peace talks, the elab
orate radio and radio-photo facili
ties aboard have beamed to the
world news stories and pictures of
the conference in progress.
AT RANDOLPH
Sgt. Venson Adams, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Adams of An
drews, is with the United States
Air Force at Randolplf, Air Force
Rase, Texas.
Sgt. Adams is expecting to be
transferred to Fort Bragg, where
he will be joined by his wife and
daughter, Angela.
Richard Deweese
Takes Course
Pvt. Richard L. Deweese. son of
Mr. and Mrs: Ralph Deweeae,
Bridgeport, Ala., formerly of Mur
phy, la now a student in the medi
cal technicians' course given at
Medical Field Service School,
Brooke Army Medical Center, Fort
Sam Houston, Texas.
Enlisted personnel and officers
from Armed Forces installations
throughout the world come to this
school for technical and profes
sional training in military medical
service.
Completion of this course quali
fies graduates for duty assignment
as technicians in military hospitals
and medical units.
Mrs. Thomas Hill of Orlando,
Fla., arrived Sunday for a visit
with her nieces. Misses Mabel and
Margaret Fisher. Mrs. Hill came to
Andrews from Greensboro where
she spent a week with friends.
Cpl. and Mrs. Hubert Arrowood
of Fort Benning, Ga., are visiting
Cpl. Arrowood's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. G. W. Arrowood.
IONOU HUSBAND
Mn. 3. L. Cathey honored her
husband, 3. L. Cathey on Sunday,
August 9, with a birthday dinner.
There were present for dinner
I twenty-five guests Including the
immediate family and close
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Spaulding
and children of Athot, Mass., who
are guests of Mrs. Spauldlng's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Abernathy,
spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Hall In Aahevllle and
friends In Canton.
Civil Aeronautics Board ends
"hidden subsidies" to lines.
GOUT SMUGGLING BOOM HIT
BY U. S. AGENTS
In a series of raids. Uncle Sam
cracks down on the greatest
smuggling boom in two decades.
Read how smuggling rings have
modernized operations and how
Customs Service works to keep
ahead of them. Don't miss "The
Great Gold Smuggling Boom" in
August 26 issue of
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY
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REVIVAL
Begins August 19
at
BELL VIEW SCHOOLHOUSE
Song services will start each evening at 7:30. Preaching 8
P. M. The Happy Four Quartette will be with us each evening
(They will also be at Carter's Chapel at 2:30 p. m. August 19).
Mrs. Donald Kinnersley
in charge of the music
The Rev. Fred Gilbert
The Rev. Donald Kinnersley
preaching
Come, let us worship the Lord together.
EVERYBODY WELCOME
KEEP YOUR
EYES ON
THE FUTURE
....THE PAST IS GONE
Now more than ever you will need a bank account to enable
you to meet any financial needs that may come up in the years
to come.
A Checking Account Will:
1. Do most of your bookkeeping.
2. Furnish your income tax figures.
3. Settle disputes over accounts you have paid.
4. Safeguard every payment yon make.
5. Place your money at your pen's disposal.
A Safe Deposit Box
I
In our vault is inexpensive and affords a safe place for your
Bonds, Notes, Insurance Policies and other valuable papers.
Open A Bank Account Todlay.
1
CITIZENS BANK and TRUST CO.
SERVING SOUTHWESTERN NORTH CAROLINA
Murphy-Andrews-Robbinsville-Hayesville
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
I
HENN
Theatre
MURPHY, N. C.
Saturday, August 18
Roy Rogers-Dale Evans
"Trigger Jr."
Added Cartoon And Serial
No. 5
LATE SHOW
Penny Edwards-Grant
Withers
"Million Dollar
Pursuit"
Extra Added Attractions
Son. Moil., Aug. 19-20
Red Skelton-Sally Forrest
?In?.
"Excuse My
Dust"
Technicolor
Added Newa And Cartoon
Toes. Wed., An*. 21-22
Tyrone Powers Susan
Hayward
"Rawhide"
Added Cartoon
FrL, An*. 23-24
Jeff Chandler-Evelyn Reyes
"Smuggler's
, Island"
DICKEY
Theatre
MURPHY, N. C.
Saturday, August 18
Randolph Scott-Verna
Millie, In?
"Man Of The
Forest"
Added Cartoon And Serial
No. 6
LATE SHOW
Constance Moore-Wllllam
Marshall, In?
"Stand Up And
Sing"
Sun. Mon. Tues. 19-20-21
Fredrick March-Martha
Scott, In?
"One Foot In
Heaven"
Wednesday, August 22
Audrey Long-Richard
Denning,
"Insurance
Investigator"
On Odr Stage In Person
Carl Story And
His Rambling
Mountaineers
r Th??fc ^rL,' Aug" 21-24'
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Phone 41
Murphy, N. C.
Betty Furness, TV star.
Westing house Summer Theater
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