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PERSONALS Idas Jmb Elliott and Eddie Joe, and a friend, Morgan Robertson of St. Louis, Mich, student* at Green ville College, Greenville, HI. are spending the spring holiday* her* -with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Elliott and family. H. G. McBrayer of Anderson, S. C. spent Monday night with Mr. and Mrs. Dale Lee and Mrs. Ann Ward. Murphy teachers who will attend the NCEA meeting In Asheville Frl day and Saturday are, Albert Wal lace, Walter Puett, C. K. Olson, Mrs. Constance West, Mrs. Ruby Hill, Mrs. Dollie Smart and Supt. H. Bueck. Mr. Bueck is a member of the Rules Committee and the superintednednt's Policy Commit tee. .Howard O. Hall, DC I, stationed in U. 8. Saratoga in New fork, spent the week end here with his family, Mrs. Hall, daughters, Be linda and Sharon. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Davidson accompanied him as far &a Marion on his re turn. Mrs. Vincent Stiles and chil dren, Roger and Sheila Faye, Mrs. Alfred Green and Hilda White | spent Saturday night in Atlanta. They attended the all night singing | at the Municipal Auditorium. Sun day they visited Mr. and Mrs. Vin cent Elster, formerly of Murphy, in Winder, Ga. Catholic's Announce Palm Sun. Service The congregation of St. William's Catholic Parish will celebrate Palm Sunday at their chapel Sun day, March 25. The Rev. Jack Morrison of Cin cinnati, Ohio, will be the guest speaker. The weekly 8 a. m. ser vices will (>egin with the tradition al palm Sunday procession. Each on* attending will receive a palm to carry and hold during the read ing of the gospel of the p>rd'Si passion. Three readers will alter-' nate the dialogue of this gospel se- 1 lection. Time of the Holy Week services will be announced at 1116 Mass Sunday. Everyone is welcome to visit. * . ' Broadus - Hensley LT. AND MRS. WILLIAM EDWIN HENSLEY I She is the former Miss Eva Louise Broadus of Santa Rosa, Texas. ' , ^ ' Miss Broadus Is Bride Of Hensley The marriage of Miss Eva Louise Broadus, daughter of Mrs. Louise Broadus and the late James Jack son Broadus of South Park Road, Santa Rosa, Texas and 2/Lt. Wil liam Hensley of Murphy, son of Edwin Hensley of Oak Ridge, Tenn. and Mrs. John Stillman of Knoxville, Tenn. took place at 3 p. m. March 4, 1956 in the base chapel, Harlingen Air Force Base. The double ring ceremony was performed by Chaplain Clyde C. Wilton. ? ? The bride wore a ballerina length pale pink taffeta dress with white accessories. She carried a bouquet of white and pink carnations. Miss Edith Broadus of Santft Rosa, Texas, sister of the bride served as maid of honor. She wore a blue ballerina length taffeta dress with pink accessories and a corsage of pink carnations. Lt. Z. T. Fortescue of the base, 1 served as best man. Mrs. Hensley is a graduate of Edinburg High School. Lt Hensley a graduate of Mur phy High School is a grandson of Mrs. Vesta Nelson Hensley of Murphy with whom he Jias made his home. He is also a grandson of Mrs. Leila Dickey of Murphy. Lt. Hensley entered the Air Force in May 1954, completed bas ic training at Harlingen Air Force Base, Texas, then entered Avia tion Cadet program in Dec. 1954, completed training March 2, 1956 and was commissioned 2/Lt with the rating of Aircraft Observor. He will be stationed at James Con nolly Air Force Base Waco, Texas for four months receiving advanc ed training In Radar Intercept. Following the ceremony, the couple left on a wedding trip for a tour of Southern states and West ern North Carolina. For traveling, the bride wore an Avocado green linen box suit, with white accessories and her bridal coinage. Mr. and Mrs. Hensley will reside at Waco Texas. At pres ent they are visiting Mrs. Vesta Hensley. PICTURED ABOVE. IS THE. NEW. THERM ADUKE WATERLESS FOOD WARMER I N TRACY'S KITCHEN ALL FOODS ARE PREPARED BY STELLA, WHO RAS BEEN THE COOK FOR THIS RESTAURANT FOR 25 YEARS. Jehovah's Witnesses Set Lord's Meal Local Jehovah'* witnesses will celebrate the Lord's Evening; Meal Monday Mfrch 26, at 7:30 p. m. with a memorial supper at the Kingdom Hall above Mauney Drug ?tore. Congregation Supervisor Henry Lyons explained that the Memor ial Supper is observed each year by Jehovah's witnesses in keep ing with Christ's commandments. "To Jehovah's witnesses," said Mr. Lyons, "partaking of the Memorial Supper symbolizes will ingness to follow faithfully Christ's course of action on earth." Mr. Lyons will deliver a dis course in which he will explain the significance of the Memorial. The speaker will emphasize the respon sibilities assumed by those par taking and will outline the require ments placed upon the partaking ones. The public is invited to hear this address. The service wiH be conducted by a song and prayer. In this service Murphy Jeho vah's witnesses will be joining oth er congregations throughout the world. He explained that Witnes ses are engaged in Bible Educa tion work in 158 different coun tries and that all will observe the Memorial Supper after 6 p. m. on this day. Episcopal Holy Week Services Announced Holy Week services at Murphy and Andrews Episcopal churches were announced as follows: Murphy, Church of the Messiah, | Palm Sunday, holy communion 8 a. m., family Eucharist, blessing and distribution of palms, 11 a. ' mt Daily, Monday through Thurs- ; day, morning prayer, 7 :15, holy communion, 7:30 a. m., evening! prayer 5:30, additional services on Maundy Thursday, holy euch arist and sermon, 7:30 p. m. Good Friday, morning prayer and ante-communion, 7:30; preach ing of the passion, noon ? 3 p. m. ; evening prayer, 5:30 and stations of the cross, 7:30 p. m. Holy Saturday, or Easter Even, morning prayer and ante-commun ion, 7 :30; evening prayer and Eas ter vigil. 5:30 and administration1 of the sacrament of penance 5:45 p. m. St. Barnabas Church, Murphy. Miss Thompson Weds Ray Allen In Marietta Mr. and Mrs. John R. Thompson* announce the marriage of their daughter, Ida Jean Thompson to Ray A. Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy A Allen of Atlanta. The marriage took place Satur day, March 3 at 2 p. m., in the First Baptist Church of Marietta. Ga. The Rev. Griffin Henderson performed the ceremony. The bride is a graduate of And rews High School, class of 1949 Formerly employed by Southern Bell Telephone Company in Mur phy, she i^ now with Lockheed Air craft, Photographic Department, Marietta, Ga. The groom is a graduate of Tech High School In Atlanta. He served in World War II, Pacific Camp aign and is at present employed by Lockheed Aircraft Corporaton. Attending the ceremony were: Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Wadsworth, Miss Ruth Thompson, J. E. Coker, and John C. Thompson. Shortly after the wedding the couple left for a trip to Chattanooga. They will make their home in Marietta Georgia. ?first Doses Of Salk Administered The Cherokee County Health De partment announced that due to the shortage of Salk vaccine, which is state-wide in the health departments, only the first doses of vaccine are being given in order to secure as wide a degree of pro tection as possible. Palm Sunday, holy communion, blessing and distribution of palms 7 :30 p. m. Maundy Thursday, holy communion, 6 p. m. Good Friday, ante-communion, litany and medi tation, 6 p. m. Holy Saturday, evening prayer and Easter vigil 7:30 p. m. Chapel of the Holy Comforter, Andrews. Palm Sunday, holy com munion and distribution of palms, 9 a. m., church school 10 a. m. Tuesday in Holy Week, Holy Com munion, 10 a. m., evening prayer and meditation, 5:30 p. m.; Maun dy Thursday, holy communion, 10 a. m. and Good Friday, ante-com iMmion and meditation, 10 a. m. " ? Presby. Announce Holy Week Services | Events of Christ during the days of the last Week or his earthly ministry will be treated in Holy Week services at the Presbyterian Church, the Rev. Robert A. Potter has announced. Sunday, March 25, 7:30 p. m. When the King Comes. A chorus from Young Harris College willj sing "Holy Lord God" by Cain; the "Gloria from the Twelfth Mass' by Mozart, and "Agnus Dei" by Biz et. William Cox will conduct the chorus of 30 voices and Miss Ann Coles will be accompanist. On Monday night the sermon sub Ject will be The Way of a King, The High School Chorus, directed by Jack Shuler will sing. Tuesday night's subject will be The Active Christ. The interme diate chorus from the First Bap tist Church with Mrs. Doyle Burch conducting will sing. ? Wednesday night's subject will be Christ of the Silences. Music will be the Presbyterian Junior, choir, Mrs. R. H.' Foard conduct ing. Thursday night sermon will be The Garden and God's Will and an niversary Holy Communion by can die light. Music will be by the Presbyterian adult choir. Good Friday night" sermon sub ject will be The Otherness of Christ, with Mrs. Doyle Burch! singing. Gov. To Speak At Federation Meet Govonor Luther Hodges will be the principal speaker at the ann ual meeting of all Farmers Feder ation Stockholders to be held on March 24th In the Buncomb Coun ty Courthouse in Asheville beginn ing at 10 a. m., it has been annou nced by James , G. K. McClure Federation President. In addition to the Govener's ad dress the stockholders will hear reports from each of the Farmers Federation Department Managers *nd will vote on the county direct ors nominated at each of the reg ional meetings held in February and March. Band Attends Music Festival The Murphy School bond ad vanced a step on the ratine ?cale at the annual State Muaic Festival last Friday at Cullowhee. 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