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manat ration Club met January
1957 lo the home of Mrs. Wesli
Baker.
tew Fred Martin presided a
President 5 members present.
Officers were elected as follows
Mrs. E. J. Greer, president
Mrs. Clyde Sneed, vice-president
Mrs. Lloyd Black, secretary-treas
urer; Mrs. Robert Whitener, re
porter.
Miss Thelma Wheeler, Horn*
Agent, gave a report on Social Se
curity.
The meeting adjourned at 3:3(
p.m.
Refreshments were served by
the hostesses, Mrs. Wesley Baker
and Mrs. Robert Whitener.
The February meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. Fred Martin.
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Exam days on Thursday and
Friday proved to be a very trying
event for both the students and the
s teachers of AHS. Everywhere you
? looked you could see the students
cramming and students with not
a worry of whether they would
1 fail or pass.
The third six weeks grading
iod ended last week and rport
cards were given to the students.
Both looks of delight and looks
of disappointment could be seen
on the faces of students.
STUDENTS AWARDED PINS
In Assembly Wednesday, some
of the high school students were
awarded pins by Mrs. S. J. Gern
ert of Andrews for the completion
of a course in home nursing spon
sored by the Red Cross.
Those who were awarded pins
were: June Adams, Mattie Angel, ,
Wanda Bryant, Shirley Davis,
Joyce Deaton, Hattie Derreberry,
Carolyn Evans, Lula Mae Franks,
Dorothy Ccrren, Shirley Green,
Mary Hardin, Janic Hogsed, Bet
ty Hulvey, Betty Lou Huskins, 1
Shirley Lunsford, Anita Luther, 1
Ruby Jean McClure, Willa Belle '
Palmer, Violet Phillips, Josephine
Whitaker and Kate Passmore.
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AHS welcomed a new student
Lavinia Walker, who enrolled in
the high school as a junior on
Monday. Lavinia has been a stu
dnt of the Robbinsville High
School.
Andrews Sweeps Pair
Andrews met Robbinsville on
the Andrews court Tuesday night,
winning both games.
Girl's Line-Up
Andrews, 83
Forwards, Anderson 23, C. West
25, Sursavage 28; Guards, Angel,
Moose, and V. Derreberry.
Robbinsville S3
Forwards, Crisp 5, K. Buchanan
26, Stratton 22; Guards, Crom,
Garland and Farley.
SUBS: Andrews, Evans, M.
West, Batron 5, M. Derreberry 2,
Almond, Dyer, Postell, Slagle, ,.|
and Nichols.
Robbinsvile: Jordan, K. Buch
annan, Holloway, Lail.
Boy's Line-Up
Andrews 60
Forwards, Pullium 9 and Laugh
ter 17; Center, Mintz 17; uards,
Derreberry 11 and Gernert 1,
Robbinsville 47; Forwards Poatell
ter 17; Center, Mintz 17; Guards
i McMonigle, Center Cook 22;
Guards, Colvin Gillespie 2.
Subs: Andrews, Crisp, Hollo
way 2, Tatbam 2, Martin 1, Nich
ols, Benham and Slagle.
Robbinsville: Webster, Williams,
Millsaps 4, Gergory 8, Grindstaff ]
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meet the tremendous buyer demand. The landslide swing to Mercury is solid
evidence that the new Big M is the most exciting car value of 1957. Never
before has so much bigness and luxury cost so little. Prices for America's most
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Governor Appoints,
E A. Mattox
To School Groups
H. A. Mattox, Murphy was named
to a 30-member North Carolina CS
tlzena Committee for Better School*
in an announcement by Qovemor
Hodges, January 13.
The purpose of this committee is
to arouse in each community the
intelligence and will to improve the
public schools.
' 'ine governor staled in his an- j
nouncement, that the work of the
Committee would have nothing to
do with the problems brought about
by the decisions of the United
States Supreme Court dealing with
segregation in the public schools.
Membership of this committee is
made up of laymen who have
shown a deep interest in public
education and in the welfare of our
children. They will be assisted by ?
a distinguished group of educators
representing all levels of education
in the state.
The first meet tng of the citizens
committee has been scheduled for
January 23 in Raleigh.
Ruunage Sale Be
HeMAt
Episcopal Ckirrh
The Woman's Auxiliary ot the
Episcopal Church are sponsoring a
rummage sals to be held Saturday,
January 19 from 10 a. m. until S p.
m. The sale will be held In the |
recreation room of the Episcopal
Church.
All kinds of clothing of good (
quality will be on sale, and the
public is cordially Invited to attend
and take advantage of the good
bargains.
HaywvlHp Afent,
Guest Speaker
At Koaaaheeta Clab
Mrs. Velma B. Moore of Hayes
ville, home demonstration agent for
Clay County will be the gueat speak
er Thursday night, January 17 at
the meeting of the Konnaheeta
club. The American Home depart*
ment of the club composed ot Mrs.
S. J. Gemert, chairman, Mrs.
James Harris, co-chairman, Mrs.
C. C. Harrill, Mrs. Charles Fraxier
and Mrs. L. O. Caldwell arranged
the program.
A covered dish dinner at 7 p. m.
will preceded the program.
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