Folk School Folks
SWUNG FESTIVAL
The Spring Festival held Friday
night May 7. at the Folk School,
drew an attendance of about ISO
HENN
THEATRE
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Sat. May 15
Wild BUI Elliott
^Bitter Creek"
LATE SHOW
Sat. May 15
Bowery Boys
"Bowery"
Blitzkrieg"
Sun.-Mon., May 16-17
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PLCS
"Pecos Bill"
Roy Rocers & Triner in a
olor, 30 minute Walt Dim
Cartoon
Toes., May 18
Mickey Spillane's shocking
? Story
% The Jury"
With Biff Elliott as Mike
Hammer
Wed.-Thnrs., May 19-24
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THEATRE
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and netted 9137 toward the pur
chase of a new record player. The
help of all who made the party a
success to greatly appreciated.
The Interest in the auction was
very high. Host of the items were
donated by members of the Brass
town community, and the follow
ing business firms in Murphy and
Peachtree also contributed: Mur
phy Ice Cream Parlor, Abernethy
Store, Clayton Sales, Henn Theatre
See the LAST COLOR BOY
RODGERS WESTERN Ever Made
Dkktr, Theatre, Sat, May IS
Margaret's Beauty Parlor and
Wayne's Feed Store.
Besides the traditional folk gam
es. a gypsy fortune teller and chil
dren's grab bag added much to
evening's entertainment.
VISITOR FROM INDIA
K. Viswanathan of Travancore
Cochin, India, was a Folk School
visitor for several days. He and
Mr. Bill Grove of Pennsylvania
spending three weeks visiting
points of interest In the South. In-.
eluding the TV A. Mr. Vlswana
than's specitl interests are in com
munity development and cooper
atives, and when he returns to
India this fall plans to work in
"nail communities developing
home crafts, agriculture, and ed
ucation.
LAST WEEK
The annual Board meeting for
Ute school was held this past week
end. May 1-2. Out-of-town mem
bers of the Board Included Miss
Louise Pitman, chairman of the
craft director of the School, from
Asheville; and J. Edward Davis of
Washington, D. C. Former students
sponsored a supper Saturday night
for the Board and staff members;
Mrs. Sue Recce was chairman for
the party, which was attended by
REGAL CLUB TOMORROW
The Regal Club will meet Fri
day at ? p. m at the home af Mrs.
Marjorie Wltherspoou, with Mrs.
Witherspoon. Mrs. W. H. McKeev
er and Mrs. Bessie Deweese ?? hos
tesses
abqut sixty community people. Mr.
Davis prepared en exhibition of
Indian crafts from the United
State t and Alaska 'as a main fea
ture in the evening program. He
also showed colored slides of Ind
ian crafts and craftsmen, and Miss
Pitman showed a movie of ,n early
Craftsmen's Fair, which la held
each July in Ashevllle and presents
the work of mountain craftsmen.
Otto and Marguerite Wood,
whose accomplished playing of the
violin and piano enliven the folk
games at the school, will be with
us until the end ?f June. This sum
mer they are planning to return to
England for two months to partici
pate in the Barford School, which
sponsors short courses in American
and English County Dancing.
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DICKEY THEATRE
Murphy, N. C.
1
Thurs.-Fri., May 13-14 |
| "Martin Luther"jj
Sat.. May IS
Roy Rogers
1 "Trail Of Robin
| Hood"
in tiUeolor
Sunday
BEGIN'OTNb M-G-M REVIVALf
' -? WEEK
| (See schedule on this page)
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B. C. Cooper Is
Good Year Agent
B. C. Cooper, owner at Coop
er Sinclair Station In Andrews,
has been appointed the Good Year
agent for Andrews, it was announc
ed.
Mr. Cooper, a native of Andrews,
ha, been In the service station bust
ness for over five years.
Mrs. Spenser Is
Visitor At School
Mrs. Nora Cobb Spencer was a
recent visitor at Martin's Creek
School, where abe taught for a
First Baptist Church
To Have Baby Dsy
Sunday U Baby Day at tive rirst
Church hede.
At 10:30 a. m. the entire Sunday
School will gather tor a brief ser
vice dedicating children and
At the evening worship hour the
Rev. J. Alton Morris will preach
on "Experimental Religion".
number of years.
She read a number of stories to
the pupils and teachers. Her In
fluence has been felt by many boys
and girls In the community.
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OUT OF SCHOOL SPECIAL
In recognition of ? long nine months of school and in celebrat
ion of the BIG MGM REVIVAL WEEK at the DICKEY THEATRE
we Invite the first 150 children and high school students to be
our guests, absolutely free to seP Jimmy Stewart as CARBINE
WILLIAMS Tuesday. May 18 at 6:30 p. m. Free popcorn given
away .too. to those who get there first.
It's all free so don't miss out.
Because of graduation Tuesday night, all graduating seniors
are invited to be our special guests at the Dickey Theatre Wed
nesday night to see Robert Taylor in WESTWARD THE WOMEN
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THEATRE
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DKKEY THEATRE
Sao. ONLY-Hay 16
Kathryn Giayson-Ava Gardner J
Howard Keel-Joe E. Brown 1
"Show Boat" i
In technicolor
Mon. ONI.Y-May 17
Gene Kelly-Leslie Caron
'An American In
Paris"
In technicolor
Tue. ONLY-Majr 18
James Stewart
Wine
Williams"
Wed. ONLT-May 19
Robert Taylor-Deaise Darcel
"Westward The
Women"
Thurs. ONLY-May 2*
Stewart Grander-Wendell Corey
Cyd Charisse
"The WOd North"
In Anaeo Color
Frl. ONLY-May 21
Betty Hutton-Howaid Keel
"Annie Get Your I
Gun"
Sat. ONLY-May 22
Clark Gable-Richard Montalban
"Across The Wide
Missouri"
drive-in theatre
Westers. N. C? Show PUoe
Tues.-Wed., May 18-19
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