TO TAU IIUDBt COURSE
Private Wayne F. Loudarmilk,
?an a( Mr. nod Mrs. Loudermfik,
Muiphy, has been selected to att
end Leaders'* Course the moat adv
anced training program of the Antl
aircraft Artillery HepU.<ement Tr
aining CMMr.it Fort bliss. Pv\
Louderaulk was chosen for the
leadersni > clsss from a group of
mors than 400 soldiers.
The purpose of the Course is to
train potential leaders early hi
their military careen and develop
them to lead troops as oon- com
missioned officers.
MOOSE IN KOREA
Marine SSgt Paul B. Moore, an
of Mrs. Alma Moore of RFD 4,
HayesvMe, baa arrived in Korea.
Mrs. Chandler U
HoateM To B. W. C.
Mr*. A. B. Chandler. Sr. mi
hoatem and Mia* EMxabeth KM Pat
rick oo-faaete?? to the B. W. C. of
the First S*|iHk Church of And
rew* Thursday at the home of the
The program was "What la the
Advance Program Doing To Us?",!
with Mrs. Geiusha PuHMim in cfaar
j He has been eloigned to ? unit of
First Marine Division replac
ing a combat veteran for rotation
to the United States.
Prior to leaving for Korea. Mo
ore attended a special advanced
oombat training course at Camp
Pendleton, Calif.
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Phone >28
Mrs. Voyles' Rites
Held In Tenn.
Mrs. RuCnle Voyles, 65, died in
iter home in the Shoal Creek sec
tion of Cherokee County Wednes
day, Sept. 2, et 11:30 p. m. after
? long tttoeas.
Funeral services were held at
10 a. m. Saturday in Bethlehem
BapUst Church at Isabels, Tenn.
The Rev. Noah Stiles officiated
and burial was in the church cem
etery.
A native of Polk County, Tenn.,
she was the daughter of the 1ate
Sherman E. and Lydia Benfleld
Graham and had lived in Cherokee
County for 25 years.
Surviving are the husband, E. M.
Voyles; four daughters, Mrs. Cora
ge. The devotional was given by
Mrs. Pullium and Miss Ada Mae
Puett, with Misses Doris Raster
and "Lucille Leming sang several
hymns illustrating various steps of
advance.
Others on,the program were
Mrs. Chandler, Mrs. Ruth Starr
PuHhim, Mrs. Mabel Ray burn, Mrs
Amos Harris, Mrs. Glenn McGuire
and Mrs. Carl West.
The following officers were elec
ed for the coming year: Mrs. Ruth
Starr Pullium, chairman; Mrs.
Mabel Ray burn, vice chairman;
Miss -Bertha McGuire, secretary;
Miss Marvie Bradley, treasurer;
Mrs. Eva Wood, with Miss Eliza
beth Kilpa trick as her assistant,
and Miss Meredith W-bitaker, with
Mrs. L. B. Womack as assistant,
were elected program leaders.
Refreshments were served to the
24 persons present.
LOVINGOOD
Bill N. Lofliwood, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Wade H. Lovlngood of
Route S, Murphy, la bow at the
V. S. Naval Receiving SUtlon,
Norfolk, Virginia, awaiting fur
ther aaalgment to a Naval unit la
the Atlaatic area.
The Norfolk Naval Receiving
Station, commanded by Captain
John Harlee, U. S. N? processes
approximately 8,000 men a mon
th on their way to and from Nav
al Activities all over the world.
Padgett, Mrs. Pauline Grant, Mrs.
Neva Cheatham, and Mrs. Irene
Cheatham of Gastonia; one son,
Sam of Ellijay, Ga. and 23 grand
children.
Also four sisters, Mrs. Rose
Jones, Mrs. Sara Jones, Mrs. Bird
ie Hembree, and Mrs. Eliza Voyles,
and three brothers, George, Fred
and John Graham of Cherokee
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RETURNS TO COLLEGE
Early next week UlM Ifary Fra
nces Axley, the daughter of Mr.
end Mrs. Porter Axley, will go to
Ulan, Ga . where she will be ?'
senior at Wesleyan college this
year. She is majoring in art eduoat- 1
ion in the School of Fine Arts.
County.
I vie Funeral Home was in charge
RIVER HILL
LAST WEEK
Mr ud Mrs Earl Bain ol Rock
Hill, S. C? visited Mr Bain's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs J. P. Bain over
Che week end.
Mr nod Mrs. William Payne and 1
family visited Mr Payne's nephews i
eater and Wilford Lee at Benton,
Tenn. Sunday.
George W? Payne .
after a visit with has
Vestia Hamby in Rome, Ge.
Payne is now visiting his <
Mrs. Millie WflUamaost in Uber<|
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Craft visit
Mrs. Crafts parents, Mr. and
Clyde Williamson Sunday.
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