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Jx* Baraett. a member c( the
I. rul'.y at Wer era Csrotiaa College,
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Moore
Dixie Palmer
Palmer spent last
Coivard and ion.
Teas., are visiting
NV and Mrs. Neil
of ChattangoiK)
week-end with ber
Hughes.
R. D. Chandler
last week in
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Street and Number . , Stree. and Number
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t>.a.e i in lull) County State Un ftiliv ' County
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?peat U? ???*-?<?
Un. T. E. Hunt o/ Powd* Sprmg,
?V ??? ?*? **? c*rnn?CT
,peni several days ** w**k to
Birmingham. Ala.
Mr B G Brumby of Man?ta,
G. b the gue* of Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Brumby this week
M. s. He; man Edwurds and daugh
ter, and Mrs. John Carringer spen.
last Wednesday in Bryson City.
Miss Ida Brumby, student at
Ltw> College. Gainesville. Ga.
! arrived home Tuesday for the
i Christmas Holiday
Mrs- Daisy Penland ol Cantors
I was the week-end guest of Mr. and
Mrs. T. A. Case.
Hairy M?tU>x. a udent at the
University ct Georgia. Athens. Ga^
U speniing the Christmas holidays
with h is parents. Mr. and Mrs
H A. Mattox
Mrs. Francis Bourne Jr. wlH re
turn Thursday from a visit to her
Mfttr, Miss Topps Anderson of Den
ver. Co She wlH be accompanied
h-me ^y "*r sister to sped the
Ch-istmas holidays.
James DeArmand of Washington.
D C was the week-end guest ?
Mr. and Mrs. Wal'er Miuney
Mrs. C. F. Tuttle of Cobbs Creek.
Va. is visiting her son and
in law. Mr. and Mrs. William Tu -
lie and family.
Mr and Mrs Roy Stiles and
,?n??hte-. Debbie of Izmir. Turkey.
h*ve arrived to spend Christmas]
with Mrs Stiles mother. Mrs. Evelyn i
Sneed and other relatives
J. Franklin Sml'h of the Univer
r'ty of Tennessee and All Sharlat
Madaris of Shiraz. Iran, and the
University of Tennessee spent the
rock-end with Mrs. J. Franklin
Smith and daughters.
Hubert Sneed student at Kings
College. Bristol Tenn , arrived home
Tuesdav ?o spend Christmas holi
days with his mother. Mrs. Evelyn
Sneed.
Mr. and Mrs Winrford Patterson
of Monte Vista. Colo, have arrived
to spend Christmas with Mrs. Patt
erson's mother. Mrs. Fred Radford
and Mr. Patterson's paren:s. Mr
and Mrs. Bob Patterson.
Mr. and M". William A. Wishon
will leave Thrusday for Santa
Barbara. Calif. fcr several weeks.
Dr Howard Hanson,, member of
the faculty of Young Harris College.
Young Harris. Ga. will arrived
Fridpy to spend, Christmas holiday
v/iffl her parents , Rev. and Mrs.
A!?* Hanson. *
Miss Helen Haiwkins of Syia
spent' the week-end with her sis.er,
Mrs. Charles Hughes, Mr. Hughes
and children.
Mr.' and Mrs.Hugh Howard and
Mrs. Jessie Zlrbes left Wednesday
for a stay of several weeks i?
Venice. Fla.
Mrs. Wargle Witnei??won left last
Friday tor Uttie Rock, Art to wend
Christmas with her daughter and
?r>n-ta-l?w. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Madde .
Kja. Jean Greene <* Wayens
ville spen the week end with her
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p.*** Mr . ?d ifn. W?M?
Thomas R. Fullers
Honored With
Buffet Supper
ANDRWTS Mr ad Mrs U. B.
Buroh entertained ?HU ? buffel
?upper Wedii? evenlac ?t their
home te hoaor Mr anil Htt Thomas
R Fuller wt? left Friday tor their
new home la Charlotte Approxfefe
atelv ? meats attended.
M- Fuller assumed his M? dftttes
Mpodav Dae 14 as Malrfatt for the
New York IMe Insuraace Company
st the eeneral office la CheHottM.
The FuSer* have two chldten.
Debbie tnd Sheree Mr. Fuller ku
been sol ve here in Lion's Chub
work, havine "?*Urned as pres'dent
recently due to their moving to
fharicte and headed the recent
Fund Drive of the Andrews Chap
ter of the American Red Cross.
Christmas motif was used thr
oughout the house in decorations and .
refreshments.
Mrs. W.Tuttle
Hostess To
Evening Circle
KvmV Ctanle of the Pi*n<ivt?r
inn Chii'rrh he 4d therfr ChH?*mas
r-?ptv *t the homo nf Mr?. WiHiam
T?**le Mondav aiefct.
The hnr?? w?s decorated In keen
in" with the Yule ?e?*?n In the
mnri ? colorful Christmas
tree ?ro><nd which the <4ftg wen*
"'-red The rt'niiw? hM, covered
n l?re eWh. ?u 'Entered
w-iM, n KinM Cl? in and diver *>ed.
The meA'ine ?'-ss calHI to order
h" Mn .Teen WMte. chuirrrvan.
Mrs. WirreJIa Smith, who was in
'???'"n of f?e e>?w e an In
ter?t'no s*<*rv of the <i'e of ".Toseoh"
n<>rin? the social hour igfts were
fvWhfJnojv1
Aw<rt'n<? *??* Ti>tt)e in serving
???? mv, T.miise Srhirvler
Refreshments ?w served to the
Mr*. H. A. P"*ter. Mrs.
p B Wnnrd. Mr* KKfln Owen.
*?-? FrinHin Smith. MV?. Elmer
v:i??oi-c. **-t t>*vd pt?rk Mrs
YMn? m<*. R"ti W*?ite.
M-rxj Kvelvn Sneed. .Mrs. Louis
Mr* Ann Phtlllm. Miss
U'?iv?h? S<?"?vier?. ?nd Miss Pit*0
D*>1*ner. end quests, Mrs. C. F.
Tuttle and M*s Rnv Stiles.
B and PW Club
- >? r'
Holds Annual
Christmas Party
Murpy Business and Professional
Women's Club held its annual Christ
mas dinner and party Monday
lipht at the New Regal Hotel.
Chris mas decorations were used.
Fr Hewing dinner a musical prog
Mm was g4ven by Martha Hembree,
Frank ie Cornwell and Ralph Martin,
"coompained by Jimmy Hembree.
Also Jimmy Hembree played
several selection during Hie party.
Mrs. Max Blakemore was mist
ress cf c?-emonies.
Assisting In the fames and award,
ing prizes wen? Mrs. Fraacie John
son and Mrs. W. A. Hoover. Those
who won prizes were: Mrs. Madae
GuHedgc. Mrs. Berths Bates. Mrs.
'Vtnda 'Brandon and Mrs. Juaalta
Weaver after vhitfc Santa CUus
presented gttt o guests.
ANDREWS
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Racer Baugh of
Whi e Hlaiat, New York, have ar
rived to spend the holiday* with
?ier par-eats. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
L. Butler.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hyde speat
Friday in AsheviHe for a visit with
Miss EHen Hyde a patient at Me
nu rial MMn Hospital.
Mrs. Clay Rogers and Mr. and
Mr-. Joe Gian <f Sylva were guests
or Mra. Clara Sherli] Sunday
Missfitie Nichols has returned to
Asheville afer minding the week
end with her parvnta. Mr and Mrs.
Nick Nichols.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Raid have re
turned to their home la Hampton.
Va. after a visit with her grand
father. D. C. Carpenter, who h*s
been a patient in the Olatrfck Me
n *ial Hosptai. '
Henry Postell Is vtsRng his daught
rr, Mrs. Keily toMM, had laanUy
in Zolfo Springs Fin.
Mrs. Elmo MoaMlar axi Miss
Kay Farmer spe?t Saturday la
Asheville.
Mrs Mmrt ft. ftmrtw Md
young son left fuMar Jar km home
with*her mother, lira. Garland
Wflhlde.
Mrs. F. Donald Phillips Jr.
Miss Phyllis Wilhide
Weds F.Donald Phillips
ANDREWS The marriage of Miss
Laura Phyllis, Wilhide. daughter of
Mrs. Charles Garland Wilhide and
the late Mr. Wilhide, and F. Donald
PhHKps. Jr. son of Judge and Mrs.
F. Donald Phillips of Rockingham
was solemnized at the First Method
ist Church, Nfcurphy, on Saturday,
December, 12 at 7:30 o' dock.
The Rev. E. F. Baker of Robb
insville. a former pastor of the
bride performed the double ring
ceremony. Mrs. Duke Wlhitely, |
organist and the Rev. R. Thomas i
flouts, pastor, presented a program
of nuptial music.
Floral arrangements of wWte
glatttoft aid tern, actfcnted wl(h
white cathedral tapers in floor
B'anrtfVds with native gr?*nery
completed the setting for the wedd
ing vows.
GJven in marriage by her unde,
Frank S. Wilhide of Andrews, the
bride wore a floor 'enrth gown of
white silk taffeta and Ohantilly lace
designed with fitted bodice in a
hi-rise waist line formed wt'h folds
of tAffeta. Chnntilly lace formed
(hie bodice and the long sleeves.
wMch ended in points over the
wrist. Tiny self covered buttons wer?
featured at the <wrist. The full gath
ered skirt of taffeta ended in a
court train. 1
The fingertip-'enth veil of silk
illusion was attadted to a tiara of
tinv seed pepHs. She carried a
white Bible showered with wtiitj
orchids and stephnnotis.
Attending- the bride as matron of
honor was her sister, Mlrs. Ewin R.
Boucher of Joplin, Mio.
She wore a wa'tz-lenh gown a'
parakeet blue net over taffeta with
witching bandeau and carried a
colonial nose??y of Dink carnations
with pin^ satin ribbons.
Bridecaekts were: Miss Octavia
Philips of Rockingham, sister of
-1 J
the bridegroom. Mrs. Jack Ledford
or Andrews, oousin of the bride,
and Mrs. John Cannon of Chattan
ooga. Tenn Their dresses of tur
pucise blue taffeta were styled sim
ilar to that of the honor attendant.
They carried colonial nosegays
with pink ribbon and matching ban
deau.
William L. Steele of Charlotte,
cousin of the bridgroom, was best
man. Ushers were WiHiam B. Mc
Kenzie. of Gainesville, Oa.Joe M.
MoLaurin of Rockineltam' and J. C.
Burroughs Jr.. of Winston Salem.
The mother of the bride chose a
dress of Dior blue Ohantilly lace
V-lth which she wore a matching
hat. Her corsage was a white cam
ellia. Mrs. Phillips chose a violet
taffeta dress with matching acc
essories.
Her flowers were also white
camellias.
After the ceremony a reception
was held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward H Brumby. The home
was decorated throughout with arr
angements of wMteflowers. The
bride's table was covered with an
'mported net cloth over satin. The
five tiered wedding cike was flank
ed by sliver candelabra holding
white tapers and decorated with
?v.*rlte and pink carnations and
*)?n S.
Assisting in receiving and serv
ing wero Mrs. Henry Franklin, Mrs.
fliles W Cover. Mrs. Ruth Forsyth,
Mirs. W. A. Hoover, Mrs. James
C.iNjs, Mrs. Herman Brauer and
Mrs. A. B. Chandler, Sr.
The bride is a graduate of And
rews Hi?b School and is bookkeeper
fcr Brumby Tex'ile Mills Inc. of
Murphy. The bridegroom attended
M?e University of North Carolina,
is a meiriVr of Kappa Sisma Fra
ternity and is bookkeeper for Hitch
cock Corp. Murphy.
Holiday Show Attended
By Many Murphy Citizens
About 250 people attended the
Holiday Show and open House sp
onsored by the Murphy Garden CHfb
Sunday afternoon at the Power
Board Building.
Mrs. Robert Basley aad Mrs. L.
L. Whtio vet* <twh ait-man ct
the event.
Mr. ?td Mir*. 'Richard A. Howell
<m the door prize.
The club wh divided Into var- 1
lorn NnniltM wtttrh were In
charge of decoraing different parts
of ttM building.
Thiae committees were: living
root*. Mrs. H. B. Bishop, cftairwian:
Jack Wilson, Mn TYaak Forsyth
and Mrs." B. W. WtlKfUld: dining
pwi.tlrt 6. A. Matox. chairman:
Mr*. Adbart McKeever, Mn. S. C.
play room. M t%. W. A. Beaver,
rhairnam. Mrs. Jfriy Davidson. Mrs.
T. A. Cmm. and Mr*. Holland Mc
Swain: den, Mr*. Mabie Masaey.
Mra. Marffca B. Drator Mia. Lett*
Salo Horowiti. MN.
and ImM. Mra. Edward
Mrs W, P.
Odom, Mrs. Joe Ray. Mrs. John
Smith and Mrs. Margaret Gibbs.
In fhe living room the committee
erected a fireplace which was used
r'fectlvely 'n decorating the livkvj
room scene.
In the (lining room, the main feat
ure was the dining table which wa<
decorated in gold and white. The
center arrangement was hlgtiHgh*ec
with three plnearn^es painted whit*
?ai sequined. Pine, boxwood am
other meenery painted white wen
used. GoVd theme was carried oul
in other appointments.
One of the most Interesting roorra
was the children's room, A mtl
teble was decorated for a Cbrtstmai
t*rty itsim' the Santa daus theme
In the den an informal refresh
meat table was the main feature
Red. gr?en and whHe colors ww
used. The teblf was carter ed witl
a ctever Chrttnras tre* made fron
ootht cahs 4nd round oardboan
covered wtffl preen payer.
The haH Mi decorated wtth vai
tew WIJ?gMH m d ?yw
These Included the tradhteaal Chriai
mas colors and ornaments.
^NGTTOSjffl,
rH-iirrs ;
CMm DMh. UmJm: BM 1
' Btraeat. IWwVt OB.: WUtam
PWa Murpfegr: Utlw Far^r St. 1 j
Mmr*iy: F>?4 rl'*
Rl J. ?s Julia Jtartart. *. I,
Marphv; Joe PUwoo. Murofay Joe i
Hvrafrlt. Rt 1. Haves-vile; Mrs
Oilr ?hw*is. Miwhy. ?><" .i
iPafitnta admitted H> Protest**
Itawital Mrs Ha) Bryvw MdtpJfcr '
BlHie Laney. AWon, Otto: ' James
8?ulre. Mnrpbv; Mr* Lena Sptvey .
M"rnhv Rt. 9.
Parents dismissed frww Pr><<es- 1
fnt BoonfUl ? Mn. J.' H. Pa?wfthr? ., 'i
W?^p*vtl|f?: Ben L.. Pn*, Murjitw
R?*?? Nanrv AM Whlteopr Rt S. 'I
MiiTvhv: Mr*, OlMoi McDonald . '|
?>, ,4i ami Kenneth' Sean
?on. Rt. 1, Mfcrphv I
BIRTHS
Hir,rjNs
Sn4 Roy <vnd ?*"*. Hi'jrins Jr. 1
?ni?iiwf the Wrth of ? daughter '
P?mrl-. Ronpe. 0 <y>. 9 i* Roehjin <
*">n. Oermapv. M*i. Wteptn* Is
the former Miss Tjivean Hinton
"raiw*wi^?ts are MH. r.lartvs P. 1
Wrtton and Mr. and Mh, p. W. '
^?""In* of Atbeos, fV Oreat grand
is v. ?. Palmer. 1
Their uddreiss i?: , IIS 5S31***7 J
Pn ? Ho. Tie*. SflWi Ste Bn.
'Apo 46 New York, New Yot*. ** >
ROBINAON ? . ; V
Mr Mr* tViW>y .lop R*Mn- ?
?">n of RraitP/ fMtnoiincp 1
*ho hir?h o? n rtov^tor. Rat*>?rn" 1
*nw. rwy-. 1 ?t PrwWoncp . Wo??
"'H M?*o p?>>ln?on Is thp former
Mtes Jeaji w??t~v>rolaBd.
REAVFR
*?1- pnH M?. Horv* Rpovor of ?'
**?<-ohv Roi>'? ' nono<|n<w> fhsi birth
Af i r*n riftvM Xf>?)tftr4 T^i. 7 1
T>wv>MonpP Mr^ j
i?! the former. *?<-*;-,W?iee Jteeef.
. .
.**- and Mr* Mehdn We?t;<>? J
Atvlrpn's Rmitf 1 . anno?Wvo .the,; .
^ -'Hi q son. Moluln M TV". <>.'
*?-r W"H is tb? former' Miss Bftty
?lean M^ntsn^orw.; f
HTOH15S '
***? ?tw? V?^ 1W*>V .T?ir*lr
n? ^fnn^Hv ? ? Afusfcinfv* ' thP'
WpIH t\9 o <^rvn R<iW>*n TV*f?
? 1 ,fVr?QttUil **irs
is the former Bobbie Lee
''??iieh.
fUMRT >;
Mr ???t Mi ?
??' of ??io|r*rtM?K;.?i?? ^nmvn?rv^b>>
vi^h of n son Prpoorv IV" '* at
TV^tH Hab r?#? ffnenit**' Mrs w<nnhv |
i? din former Miss Magnus Hester
CS'Srre'ft.
WEAVFR
Wf, nnH Mrs Aiwhnrn n?r*nre
Wmvw of Riairsvltte ">? annowwe
?Ho wh*i i\t a rtanphtor. ^1lnd<?
wip Mrs. Wooye*" the former
Miss Mae TV" a Wsi-Mtw.
?rnon*RD
<t- ?o<t . MK. . DonVd Wfwf.or^
of WovpcvPIp annoiinN> fKp hWh n' '
^ ry>??o Ppnpe. Dw. 11
*?t PrnvldPINV*
TfWFS
*?.?? nnA *Vvfn .TfvnfMf. of
W?4V V 4 rWK^?
!>pc. 10 at Protestant HaspiU<, Mr<.
Jones is the former Mtas Barbara
Brooks.
.Fifteen meeAete
ad -three vtiNin.
r,_ Sue ,9im ",?* Ve
Creek was reeent gueat -?f her
ifcfer, Mr* Pauline Pe?dergr*?B.
Mrs WH*mi Crtgga, who has
Dcen in Andrew* hospital, la im
proving. i
Mr and Mrs <*#. P%$e and
family o( Gastonl*. was the gw*ts
ff Mr. and Mrs. Wjtyi Ehpsd Sua
lay.
Rpv. John Waiklngattck from
Snow Bird, filled hie appointment
at Hyatt* Creek charc* lact Satur
Jay night. ? '
Mr*. Barley MoHan ' . ant) Mrs.
festal Heosley visited Mrs. MkrHans
mother, Mr*. WUrie, near Franklin
m> v*ee)t
Mr and Mr*. Wayne Edwards
Ud as guests last week Mf. and
Mrs. John. Zanon of Rutherfor.1t n
Mrs. Pearl Craig attd Mrs Vestal
Ftepriey visited with Mrs. Det
ieqjcins one dgy last weak. *' r
' Mr. and" Mr*. Ravrponfl Stanley
?ijd- family of EiHJejr, wwe
**Mird?y m*ht guests *f Mr- a"4
Mrs. Ernest Orlggs.
Mr. ahd Mr*. Tom T?Nnr of
Wutt>hv. Mrs Lee-'Celtias. atnd the
Rev^. 'SwaWord of Marble, were
(Heats of Monroe Garrett and
Iftmily laM Week. ,
Wn. Knhv N<U
RiwJms To Mooting
Ptatiuc- M?r*ln Cinsle <rf the. First
B<w>'l*t '? Chure^ held their annual
Christmas maetift* a*the home of
Mr* BuJy HtU. Tue?d9y evening.
Pec,- 'I. :.'v
HQrr Robert Brwre. rtiainnsn of
the clrHe f"ve program. "Prayer
la ly^issiotv)," ' ,
Diirini? hiwlness *e*.?fnn, the
rn"ffih?>r? (<nft(le<i tn f+ve ?n extra
HP V> Lottie Mom- Cfilistm*s
offering. ' ? / V V
the hostess served refreshments
to the following: Mrs. Ethel* Hamil
ton, Mrs. Elleii Craartord; M-s.
Davis, Me*. Robert Bruce.
Mta. Ocie Foster, Mr*. Ottilie
deCalongne. aa.1 Mr*. Dtlr Sheilds.
mSm
TM*HUlPuO(l %S
maJiy
nM. ?
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KM !
A'ir?gg
Manner Drag. Co.
? Mnrpiiy., N, C.
? " ' i
ffi
.JS
?ley of Dover
cirtto ot ft
Dec. i
Dickey of
Rogol Ckl
their annual
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