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San Fraaciioo s Chinatown haii t Kimtfwl txipu-auuii of H.80C i Does 9 Big outdoor Jobs faster and easier... DajA mm ? n ? rfrnrf in ? LuLai nffrV V QWWWWWIWI IVUUp RADFORD SAW SERVICE VE 7-2419 MURPHY. N. C. [ Pamela Stiles Celebrates 4th Birthday Mrs. Boyce Stiles honored her daughter. Pamela on her fourth! birthday with a party at their home. Monday. March a at 3:Ml p.m. Games were played and a spe cial birthday record was played for Pamela. After the gifts were opened, refreshments were serv ed to Vicia Hall, Myra Abies. Thomas and Karen r raves. San dra Dockery, Fran Abies. Victor Stiles and the honor ee Favors were horns and Easter baskets. Mrs. Sneed Gives Program At Meeting The regular monthly meeting of the Women of the Presbyter ian church met at the church on Monday. March 28 at 7:30 p.m. The meeting opened with pray er by Mrs. Edward Brumby. Continuation of the Book of Gen esis was given by the program leader, Mrs. Evelyn Sneed. The nomination committee made the following report for of ficers of the new year; Mrs. Hoi-; land McSwain. vice-president; Mrs. Ann Phillips, treasurer; Mrs. J. B. Gray, chairman on Stew ardship; Mrs. Ruth Wilson, chair man of church extension and Mrs. 1 C. H. Townson, chairman on an-! nuity and relief. The meeting closed with prayer by Mrs. Sneed. Seventeen members were pres-l lent. Paris has more night clubs than 1 ' New York City. Special -Friday Night ONE FULL PIZZA PIE $4 00 Or All The ONLY FISH YOU WANT 1 FAMILY RESTAURANT Andrews Rd. Murphy, N. C. ?PRICED THE LEAST HOLDS THE MOST... IN A FULL-SIZE WAGON I You'd never know it by looking, but this i? America'* lowest-price4* full-tue wagon! Its 97 cubic feet of loadspace is the biggest in its field. Extrm-wide rear gates open eatily, with one hand, to make loading a cinch. And this Ford Ranch Wagon is built for people. You get a foam-padded front seat, plus leg, hip and head room to spare. And it's built for savings, too. It thrives on low-cost regular gas. A Full-Flow oil filter lets you go 4,000 milss without an oil change. The aluminized muffler normally lasts fvtes as long as conventional types. And its Diamond Lustre Finish never needs waxing. nm tmum. FORD RANCH WAGON ITS NATIONAL NEW CAR DEALER WEEK .BUY MOW I J fm wo? ?T>?IIH- wn.ni* n.?n ? r T?MW - MC-W America's station wagon specialists Invit* you to sm all 7 wondsn in FORD'S Wagon Wonderland REECE MOTOR CO. BURCH MOTORS Aadrwwt, N. C. Murphy. N. C Area Men In Service FORT BRAGG. N.C. <AHTNC> ?Array Sergeant First Class Doyle L. Clay. *. son of Mrs. Etta H. Clay. Route J, Murphy. N.C., participated with other personnel from the 82d Airborne Division in Exercise Puerto Pine in Puerto Rico. The exercise ended March 31. During the lS-day exercise, which included the largest peace time airlift ever attempted, par ticipating troops of the Strategic Army Corps iSTRAO were air transported from their home sta tions throughout the U.S. to al staging area in Puetto Rico and then returned. Clay, regularly assigned as a supply sergeant in Company E of the division's 325th Lifantry at Fort Bragg. N.C., enter.-d the Army in 1943. He attended Murphy High School. His wife, Mae. lives in Fayelteville, N.C. CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C. 1 FHT-j NC> ? Participating in a joint Navy-Marine Corps amphibious , exercise, March 22-April 5, is Ma rine Pvt. James H. Baugh, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Baugh of Mur phy, N.C. Marines deployed on the oper ation. called LANTPHIBEX 1-60, are members of the 2nd Marine Division from Camp Lejeune. N. C. ft is the largest amphibious training maneuver scheduled for East Coast Navy-Marine Coops un its this year. During the exercise, the com bat readiness of the striking arm of the Atlantic Fleet and the com bat effectiveness pf the Marine Corps' latest developments i n equipment and landing techniques will be tested. KEESLER AFB, Miss.-A/3C Glenn E. Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Wilson, Murphy, North Carolina, who is a member of the USAF Aerospace Force, gradual ed recently f tm the ACAW Oper ator Sa?e at Keesler Air Force Base. Airman Wilson has been as signed to Fort Fisher Air Force Station, North Carolini to take his place on the teim of America's expanding aerospace force of man ned aircrafi and missiles. At Keesler, one of 26 Air Train ing Command bases around our country, approximately 25.000 air men each year receive training in missile systems, radio and ra dar operation, and other types of specialized electronics training. First Grade Presents Play "The Adventures of Thumbel-j ina" will be presented by the first grades of Ihe Murphy Ele mentary School at the school audi torium Thursday at 1 p.m. The cast of characters are: Reader ? Ann Styles. "Thumbe lina" ? Maxine Measmer, Woman ?Gail Walker, "Flowers"? Susan Bates. Debbie Wagoner, Vicky Martin, Janet Graves, Jane Swan son. Becky Ramsey, Gail Poslell, Linda Pope. Debbie Crawford. Sharon Lockaby, Patsy Henson. Renee Elliott, Pansy Beavers. Debbie Payne, Charlene Carroll, | Kathv Gibson. Debbie Clayton. Mary Monteith. Pauline Gaddis. Sherry Voyles. Teresa Hall. "Father Toad" will be played by Terry Stiles. "His Son"? Eddie Hughes, "Water Lilies" ? Susan Barrett, Marsha Waters, Anne Stiles, Anne Alexander, Teresa Crain. Patricia Carroll. "Frogs"? Grover Smith. Bruce Coward. Brian Coward. Bill Howell, Terry Puett. Johnny Smith. Jimmy Pal mer. Ronald Coleman, Ernest McDonald. Kendall Hampton. Donald Cook. Paul Killian, Donal Cornwell. "Fish" ? Carlton Van Horn. Tommy Alexander, Chris Schuyler. Paul Thompson. Brad ley Rogers, Donnie Johnson, Danny O'Dell. Ken Howell, Tom my Gill. Ronald Westmoreland, and Tommy Brendle. CHARLES STEVENS Youth Night To Be Held ! At Marble Youth Night will be held at, Marble Springs Baptist Churciij April 9 at 7:30 p.m. Theme for the meeting will be "Youth Trains for Christ." Officers for the group are President, Winston Craig, First Baptist Church, Murphy; Vice President. Joyce Bradley, First Baptist Church, Andrews; Secre tary, Annette Brickey. Peachtree Memorial Baptist Church. Guest speaker for the meeting will be Charles Stevens from Mars Hill College, Mars Kill, N.C. Mr. Stevens is a sophomore who is studying for the ministry. He is from Augusta, Ga. Mr. Stevens was chosen to rep resent his college on the Baptist State Convention Program in Greensboro last session. Miss Sarah Cahe, who won the Better Speakers Tournament in the Western North Carolina As sociation. will also be on the program. Six special choirs will be teat ured. A fellowship hour will be held after the meeting FAST ACTION FROM WANT 6 UllMAMOM.fc M I . .. High Waters Battled In Midwest By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Rising waters and broken levees ept flood fighters moving Tues ay along the Mississippi and Mis ouri rivers. Danser was concentrated along the Mittouri in Missouri and in * 190-mile stretch at the Misassippi from the northern border of Mis- 1 souri to the St Louis area The Mississippi flowed into S.ouc acres of rich farm land after spill ing over a levee in two places south of Clarksville, Mo . about 70 ]' miles north of St. Louis. ; A break in a dike near Augusta, i, Mo . let the Missouri pour over 2.000 acres of fertile bottom land 1 A levee on the North River burst ? near the Mississippi River east of : Palmyra. Mo., and water rolled! across MM acres of land. 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