PERSONALS
Mr*. Sue H. VesUl of Aaheboio.
who U visiting her daughter and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weav
er. came oyer from Knoxvtile
Tena. where she attended the
opera "Carmen" In which her aon
in-'- " "vlp D Crowter, Jr., sang
the leading tenor role of Don Joae.
M . 1' C. Gentry ha* returned
from an extended visit with her
sons-in-law and daughters. Mr. and
Mrs. "I. L. Dills and family and
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thomas and fam
ily of Newport News. Va., Mr and
Mrs. I. L. Young of Chicago, and
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. HUlis of Wake
field. Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allen Alex
ander spent the week end in Sneed
ville. Tenn. with Mrs. Alexander's
uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Coy
Seal. I
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Harding were
veek end guests of relatives in
AnSeville.
Miss Peggy Savage spent the
week end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. Savage.
Miss Jane Sneed of Chattanooga
is spending this week here with
her parents, Mr and Mrs. Neil
Sneed.
Mrs. Kyle D. Crowther. Jr., and
?on. Eddie of Knoxvill^ spent the
week end here with Mrs. Crowth
er's brother-nn-law and sister Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Weaver and fam
ily.
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iviiss wnna Msyiitiu reiurnea
last week from a six months' visit
with her nephew. Dr. Ben Mayfield
and Mrs..Mayfield in Vienna, Aus
tria. While there she visited 10 dif
ferent foreign countries. Dr. and
Mrs. Mayfield have been transfer
red to (Portugal.
Mrs. W. L. Logan of Gainesville
Ga. is visiting her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wil
son, Jr. and family.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Townson at
tended the North Carolina Funer
al Directors' Association at the
Battery Hotel in Asheville May 4-6.
Mrs. D. L. Wells and sons, Leon
and David of Wallace came Satur
day to visit her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. D. Townson. Mrs. Wells
left Monday by plane for Houston,
Texas and the children are here
with their grandparents.
Mrs. W. A. Hoover and daughter,
Becky, spent the week end with
the former's mother, Mrs. E. C.
Sullivan in Cherryville.
Mrs. C. W. Savage had as week
end guests, her sister, Mrs. J. A.
McKay, of Shelbyville. Tenn., and
her niece, Mrs. B. B. Ronicamp,
Mr. Ronicamp and children. Judy
and Joyce of Chattanooga.
Mrs. George G. Dunn and chil
dren. Kathy and Bobby and Mrs.
Roy V. Lovingood will leave by
train from A9heville for Ports
mouth. N. H. Mr*. Dunn's husband
will meet them in Boston. Lt. Dunn
is assistant supply officer at the
Portsmouth Naval Base
LAST WEEK
Mrs. Asmond Maxwell Mrs. J.
H. Hampton and Miss Adella Mer
l oney attended the District meeting
of the Womans Society of Christian
Service at Cherokee last Saturday.
, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Case were in
Atlanta Saturday,
i Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Lee of Dal
! ton. Ga., former owner and pub
l Usher of the Cherokee Scout, visit
ed the H. Buecks and other friends
' in Murphy Sunday.
1 Mrs. P. F. Woodyard and baby,
I Michael, and Mrs. A.' P. Woodyard
of Covington. Ky. will arrive here
Thursday (today) to spend the
week end with the former's mother
Mrs. Willard Cooper.
Mrs. C. W. savage attended the
Aheville Citizen-Times corres
pondents' meeting In Ashevllle
1 last Saturday.
Jack Barnett has returned to
| Western Carolina College, Cul
lowhee and Mrs. Grace Mynatt and
j children have returned to Knox
j v!lle after attending the funeral
| of their father. L. E. Barnett.
Mrs. Wayne' H. Gentry and chil
dren Patricia Ann and Wayne Jr.
returned to their home in Wythe
ville, Va., Sunday after a visit with
Mrs. Gentry's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
H. G. Elkins.
Mrs. Mattie A. Taylor and son
Frank spent the week end in Top
. ton with their daughter and sister,
I Mrs. Mary Nelson and family.
Frank returned Sunday and Mrs.
Taylor stayed for a week's visit.
I Johnny W. Teague of Gastonla
! is under the care of Dr. Taylor of
' Charlotte. He is the grandson of
I Mr. and Mrs. John Painter of And
rews.
Pfc. Carl Painter and Mrs. Pain
ter of Andrews spent Wednesday
night at the home of his sister,
Mrs. Alexander of Gastonla. He Is
stationed at Fort Eustls, Va.
Mrs. Harry Ferguson and son,
Tommy were week end guests of
Mrs. T. S. Evans and family.
Carl Vines of Wauchula, Fla? Is
spending a few days In town on
' business.
?Dir. William R Gossetfof Mur
phy was in Charlotte recently at
tending the Southeastern Educa
tional Congress of Optometry.
James Mason, now serving with
the U. S. Navy, spent the Easter
MR. AND MRS. CAVENDER
Miss Standridge
Weds Cavender
Miss Doris Standridge. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Standridge of
Delray Beach, Fla., was married to
Allen R. Cavender. son of Mrs.
Mary Brown Myers of Honey
Brook. Pa., and the late Denny
Smith Cavender of New Castle,
Del., in the Central Baptist Church
Miami. Fla.. on May 1. Dr. Roy C.
Angel performed the ceremony.
Miss Standridge Ls the grand
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ta
tham. of Andrews and is a grad
uate of Andrews Hlph School.
I Mrs. Lake Mclntruff of Andrews
was matron of honor for her niece.
I Best man was Harold Bradley of
| Atlanta, Ga. ,
Following,'the wedding a recept
j ion was^held at the hcrme of the
| bride in Delray Beach. After a
short wedding trip the couple will
make their home at 350, N. E. 32nd
St., Miami Fla.
Andrews Personals
Mr. and'Mrs. C. S. Free! return
ed from Orlando Rla., Friday, af
ter spending the last four months
there with Mrs. Freel's sister, Sirs.
Ed Slagle.
Mr .and Mrs. E. D., Meador and
children, Elean, Danny pnd Vir
ginia' Ruth of Knoxville, spent
last week end with Mrs. Meador's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Chan
dler.
BAND PLATS SUNDAY
'The MttJiMJTStHHoI* Hand will
march to town Sunday and play a
program on the lawn of the li
rary.
holidays with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Mason of Topton. He
has returned to Norfolk, Va?
where he boarded the USS Cone. <
I Mrs. Hendrix'
Grade Has Exhibit
FAST WEEK
Mrs. Lloyd Hendrix' Fifth grade '
has a "North Carolina" display in
the school library this week. On
the bulletin boards are maps of the
'tate. the state flower and the state ,
bird.
Talks on North Carolina History
recreation, parks, industry and
agriculture were given by the fol
lowing pupils:
Danny Loftis, Hubert Hinton
Shirley Dockery, Brenda Hembree
Rebecca Hensley. Laura Ruth
Jones. Douglas Bowman. Larry
Stiles, Ora Belle Baker. Grady
Stiles, Juanita Ashe, Kenneth
Hawkins Kenneth Dockery. Carol
Payne, Mitchell Blrohfield. Sam
my Brendle. Junior Garrett, How
ard Johnson, Leroy Whitener,
Shirley Burrell, Betty Cornwell,
Wilma Cornwell. Martha Ann
Hughes. Edith Price. Ruth Rich. :
Patricia Thompson.
FRIENDSHIP DECORATION
The decoration service at Friend
ship Church, Suit, will be Sun
day. May 16. The program will in
clude special singing and talks by
several persons. The Rev. G. E.
Scruggs of Murphy will deliver the
MOUNTAIN LODGE
Located on a mountaintop 1Z
mil pi N. W. of Robblnsville, N. C?
at an elevation of Z889 feet
A beaotiful rustic, yet entirely
modern American Plan Mountain
"Lod*e with a breathtaking panor
amic view. Excellent meals In our
beautiful dininc room. In addition
to our Mfular cuests we welcome
individuals, families or club croups
for luncheons or dinners. A won
derful place to spend a week end.
New owners & managers. WRITE
SNOWBIRD
MOUNTAIN LODGE
Joyce Kilmer Road
Robbinsville N. C.
Season April 15-Nov. 1st
BIRTHS
PETB1E HOSPITAL
LAST WEEK
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Baine of Far
ner Tenn . a daughter. April 27.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Palmer,
Route 1 Muiphy, a son. April 27.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor,
message. Everyone is invited to at
tend. There will be no lunch serv
ed.
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Koute 1, Murphy, a son. April 27.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Shelton, of
Hayesville. a son, April 28.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Henderson,
Route 1 Warne, a daughter, April
30
' Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cornwell.
Route 3 Murphy, a son, April 30.
Mr. snd Mrs. Phil Sandidge of
Marble, a son, April 30.
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Palmer of
| Murphy, a son, May 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Buell Chapman, Rt.
3, BlairvUle, a son. May 3.
Nada Ruth Crisp
Has Birthday Party
Nada Ruth Crisp was honored
on her eighth birthday Sunday.
Mother's Day, with a party by her
grandmother. Mrs. R. A. Crisp.
Some 15 children attended and
games were played and refresh
ments served. The party ended
with all attending a movie. The
honoree received a number of
presents.
EDWARD H. BRUMBY
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
Subject To Democrat
Primary May 29
To the Voters of Cheookee County:
Ag I have stated before my business and all I own is in this county.
If I am elected as your Representative I shall attempt to get any bill favorable to
our citizens passed and look after the interests of Cherokee County to the best of
my ability.
Your vote and support will be rveatly appreciated.
Sincerely.
Edward H. Brumby
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