PERSONALS
KM. W. T. Q mo at OMumbto,
8. a, is the (UMt of Mr. and
Mm J. HU Butler at Hlawaaaee
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Mrs. Bula Gray Hurt of Wash
ington. D. C., la visiting* her aia.
ter-in-law, ICra. J. B. Gray and
family. *
Mr*. X H. Wilson and children,
Jay, Missy and Lucy have re
turned from a two week visit
with the former'a parents, Dr.
and lira. W. 'L? Logan In Gaines
ville, Ga.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ed Reynolds of
Cornelia, Ga., vl4ted Dr. and
Mrs. J. N. HU1 and family, Sun
day.
Dr. and Mrs. Robert R. King
returned last week from a visit
with relatives at Boone.
* Mrs. H. S. Whiteheart and Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Whiteheart and
Bons, Donnie and John of Winston.
Salem, visited Mr. and Mrs. J.
B. Mulkey and Mr. and Mrs. W.
*. Craig ud WIbMob la* VNk.
Mr. ud Mrs. Donald Whltsheart
and children bare returned ham*
bat Kn. H. 8. Whltsheart n
malned (or ? laofw vMt with her
sister, Hn. Mulkey.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Olbbs and
children, Bdd, Jimmy and Elis
abeth returned Tuesday from a
Halt with Mr. Olbbs' slstar, Mrs
J. L. Rose and Mr. Rom In New
York Ctty.
Mrs. William J. Canata and
sons, BUI and Dennis who have
?pent the past three weeks with
Mrs. Canata's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. Chandler, returned
Sunday to their home In Chatta
nooga. Mr. Canata came up Sun
day and acompanied them home, i
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Leonard |
.of Wilmington visited Mrs. J. B. '
Gray and Elizabeth Gray Sun
day.
Benny Dockery a 1956 graduate
of Murphy High School is now
employed at the First National
Bank In Atlanta, Ga. Benny Is
"Mrs^rMleich?na?T
Announces the opening of her dan
cing school starting Friday, Sept. 7,
, at the American Legion hut on Main
Street In Andrews. Classes will begin
at 2:45 p.m. for the ? year old and
under group, at 3:50 for the 8 year
old group, and at 5 p.m. for the 12
year old group.
Also any boys who are interested
in ball room and tap dancing contact
Mrs. Eric Reichman at 2C6-W, An.
drew*.
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Mr. and Mr*, thnnu Akin and|
two mm, John ud Jerry, at
Brtdfcport, Ate., "pent teat ?Mk
with Mrs. Htrmia'i mother, Mr*.
R. L Akin.
Mr. and mm! Jamas V. Ker
rlsan and ion, Difttey, of Boston,
Mais., have hate vUltinj Mr. and
Mra. BenaJdn and Mrs. Kerri
aan'a parents of Tomotla, Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert 8tUas.
Mr. Richman Martin, Mrs. Mor
ris Moore, and Mrs. Elisabeth
Hiufticttended the funeral servic
es for Oral J. Mutton in Ashe
vllle Monday.
Mr. Joe Abernathy of Murphy,
Route 3 was the week end guest
bf Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pullium of
Andrews.
Mrs. Lee Pullium and Mrs. Mar
tha Palmer were dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Abernathy.
- Dr. and Mrs. Harry Hadley
Schyde and daughters, Carol and
Donnie, visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Abernathy in Murphy last week.
Mrs. Schyde is the former Eva
Abernathy, daughter of Joe Aber
nathy. They stopped on the return
from Daytona Beach, Fla., where
Dr. Schyde, who is director of Mu
sic Education of the New Haven,
Connecticut public schools pre
sented a concert.
Andrews Personals
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Cover had
as their house guests for the!
week end their niece Mrs. Vaughn
Connelly and Diane and Richard
Connelley who have been spend
ing the summer months at their
home in Alexandria, Va., and let
Monday for Miami Beach when
they will spend the winter.
Miss Patricia Thomasson, the
daughter of J. H. Thomasson, left
last week for New -York where
she will Join Miss Betty Heaton
and go by boat to Brennerhaven,
Germany where they will be sta
tioned with the U. 8. Service Club.
Mrs. John Barker had as her
guests last week the Rev. and
Mrs. Boyd and their Mo children
Sandra and HtrUa of Niofeols,
Ga. On the return trip they were
accompanied Ifiit Uni Bar*
ker who willlea<hln the Nichols
aehooi year* J ^
Mrs. Verna Tarkingtan had as
her house fliesfe Bart #eek her
brother-inJaw and Pr, and
H. Baflfcy and their
daughter, Sylvia Ruth, and Mr.
and Mra. W. Xte Su? all o t
Elizabeth Clty.While here the
visitors, Mri. Tarjctogton and Mr
Miss Wiggins
Commissioned In
Nursing Corps
Nola Jane Juanlta Wiggins, or
iginally from Robbinsville. was re
cently commissioned in the Nurse
Corp., 3275 USAF Hospital, Parkd
Air Force Base, in California.
and Mrs. James Fere bee attended
the drama at Cherokee on Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. Paul Boring and daughter,
Sara Alice of Canton, Ga., and
Miss Jana Poston of Blue Ridge,
Ga., left Saturday after spending
last week there as guests of Mrs.
Boring's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
R. A. Dewar.
Rev. and Mrs Earl Ogg and
children, Peggy and Danny of
Monroe, La., spent Thursday night
here as guests of Mrs. Norma
Lunsford, enroute to Knoxville
where they will spend a vacation
with the Rev. Ogg's parents. The
}ggs' were ? former residents of
Andrews at which time he served
as pastor of the First Baptist
Church for several years.
Miss Pat Derre berry, student
nurse at Watts school of nursing
at Durham will leave this week
after spending a two weeks va
cation here with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Arnold Derrebrry.
Mrs. R. J. Hollar has returned
to Hickory after a visit here with
Mrs. Clara Sherrill.
Mrs. Max Ijmnlng and young
daughter at Denton are spending
a vacation hen with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Gray.
Mrs. R. V. Tankersley and
daughter, Beverly have returned
after * visit with relatives in
Bristol, Virginia, and in Mississip
pi
M)r. an^ itrs. WlUam*
have returned . from Greensboro
where Mr. William* attended the
.State Fireman's Convention.
WMUUt'f Society
Cirel? Twt
' Circle No. S U the Woman's So
ciety at Christian Service of tfcs
Pint Methodist Church mot Toe#
day night, August 31, In the home
of Mrs. W. D. Townson.
Mrs. W. F. Elliott. chairman,
presided. Mrs. F. L. As bury op
ened the meeting wfb prayer
and Mrs. R. C. Mattox, secretary,
read the minutes and presented
the program on "11m Holy Spir
it." . ..i
Members present were Mrs.
Roy Wells, Mrs. Bessie Dickson,
Mrs.* H. G, Elkins, ?*re Nettie
Axley, Mrs. Jessie Zirbes, Mrs.
W. E. Howell, Mrs. Elliott, Mrs.
Asbury and Mrs. Mattox.
Mrs. Townson was assisted by
her granddaughter, Miss Grace
Townson, in serving refresh
ments.
Doable Christening
Service To Be Held
Born to Mrs. Joe Fulmer, the
former Virginia Franklin, and
Mrs. Donald Ellis, the former
Clara Taylor, former residents of
Murphy, who now reside at Web
ster, Monday, August 17, a 9
pound boy each.
The fathers, the Rev(. LJoyd
Donald Ellis and Joe R. Fulmer,
are planning a double christening
lervice for their sons in the near
future, to be held at the Webster
Methodist Church.
NORTH "CAROLINIA
CHEROKEE COUNTY
The undersigned, having quail
fied as administratrix of the es
tate of R. V. Tankersly, deceased,
late of Cherokee Countay, North
Carolina, this is to notify all per
sons having claims against said
estate to present them to the un
dersigned at. her home at And
rews, N. C., on or before August
9, 1957, or this notice will be plead
ed in bar of their recovery. All
persons Indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment
to the undersigned at the above
address.
This 3rd day of August, 1966.
Mrs. Nora Tankersly,
Administratrix, Andrews, N. C.
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EmmaJean Shields Weds
Grayson M. Bradley
Miss Emma Jean Shields be
:ame the bride of Grayson Merrill
Bradley on Sunday, August 19 at
1:30 p.m. at her home in Tomotla.
rhe Rev. Jack Palmer performed
the double ring ceremony.
Wedd<s; music was furnished by
Miss Doris Oats, cousin of the
bridegroom, vocalist and Miss Ma
ry Farmer of Murphy and Ashe
dlle, pianist.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
ind Mrs. J. B. Shields of Tomotla.
Ifr. Bradley fir the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Roscoe Bradley of Gerton,
C.
The bride was given In marriage
by her father.' She ware a waltz
length gown of nylon lace over
satin. The 'fitted bodice had a
round neck|ine. Long sleeves end
ed in lily points over the hands.
Her shoulder length veil of illu
sion fell from a small hat of satin
trimmed with lace and pearls. She
carried a white Bible topped by a
white orchid. ,
An informal reception was held
by the parents of the bride follow*
ing the ceremony.
For traveling, the bride wore a
dress at rose glace cotton, white
accessories and the orchid from
her Bible.
Mrs. Bradley is a graduate o <
Murphy High School mad Appa
lachian State Teachers College,
Boone. She has accepted a position
as a teacher in Eugene Rankin
School, Asheville.
Mr. Bradley la a graduate of Ed
aeyviUe High ScteoL He Mtwi
four years in the United Statea
Navy and is now a student at
Asheville Biltmore College.
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