OEAJt SALLY: My flue* I*
scheduled to serve as best
man ia a wedding and
recaption, but am not a mem -
ber o( the wedding party It
self. The maid-ef -honor it
an uaMMTled sister of the
bride, aad now my fiance has
told me that "good taste"
decrees that he must act as
the escort of this girl at the
reception and that he must,
of coarse, take her home after
the recaption. 1 think he's
trying to throw a curve ball
pasi me. What do you say?
DEAR DORIS: Hit that curve
ball right back at hitnl Your
fiance Is engaged id YOU. not
the bride's sister, and his
first obligation Is to YOU.
no matter whose wedding It
happens to be.
DEAR SALLY: To be per
fectly blunt. I'm a liar. I
told a real cute doll of 20
that I was 22, snd I'm really
27. 1 had an Idea that she'd
be more interested In me
if I were closer to her own
age. and that she might think
27 was too old. Since then
we've been getting along fam -
ously. but now that I'm be
ginning to introduce her to
some of tpy friends --former
high school and college class
mates -- she's certain one
of these days to find out about
the five years I hacked off my
afte. What should 1 do? ANA
NIAS.
DEAR ANANIAS: Confess
your fib Immediately to the
girl, and tell her why you
did it. Slace you've been get
ting along so "famously" with
her, ss you say. she'll more
than likely laught at you for
your foolishness and make you
promise "no more fibbing."
DEAR SALLY: My son is
marrying a girl whose name
is Helen Van Dyke, I'm having
some monogramming done for
her on linens, but don't know
whether t h e monograms
should be "V" or "D." No
body in the department or
stadonery stores seems to
know either. I want to be
sure to do this in proper and
tasteful fashion. Should! make
these monograms "V" or
"D." or possibly "Van D"?
MRS. R.T.
DEAR MRS, R.T^ It is usual
these days for the bride to
use her married initials, in
stead of her maiden initials,
as in former times -- unless
she has linens In a hope chair
done long before (he mat her
I room. If your mw daughter
In-law follows the modern
c us con. she would use, la her
case, the "V." rather than
the "D" -- although "Van D"
Is permissible -- and her
moaogram would be "HVT"
(or "HVanDT") with the "T"
the deciding (actor In any
arrangement of the mono
gram.
DEAR SALLY: My wife and
I are In a real predicament
now. We eloped and were mar
ried secretly last June, and
no one else knows about this.
Now our parents are making
plana for a big wadding. We'
both love our parents dearly
and we know how deeply hurt
they would be If they knew
we are already married. We
would like very much to have
a church wedding, but we're
wondering If It would be a
galnst the law for us to go ,
through with It, since we've
already had a secret civil
marriage. Please, will you
advise us? JJ3.
DEAR J. I could, of
course, say that since you
both so stoutly declare your
love for your parents and
your unwillingness to hurt
them, you should have thought
of this in the first place and
bided your time until they
could be present at your real
marriage -- but this is water
over the dam. You can now,
with perfect legality, go
through the church ceremony,
even though you're already
married.
DEAR SALLY: I'm a girl
of IS, and have a very good
girl friend whose allowance
Is about three times bigger
than mine. By the end of a
week I'm broke, and she al
ways insists on treating me
to a movie or to cokes or
hamburgers. 1 feel like a spon
ger, and am afraid If this keeps
on it could eventually end our
friendship ?? and since I like
her so much I do want to
keep being friends with her.
What should 1 do? ANG1E,
DEAR ANGIE: If I were
you, I'd stop the charity pro
gram. Tell your friend that
you appreciate her generosity,
but that you can no longer
accept it. There are plenty
of interesting things you can
do and places you can visit
that are free. Let your friend
know that she doesn't have to
buy your friendship.
Public
Records
LAND TRANSFERS
William and Frances Lea
ther-wood to Charles H. and
Martha Ann Raxter, property
in Murphy Township.
Elbert and Dossle Green
to Jerrell and Aretha Mae
Beavers, property in Notla
Township.
C. W. and Phoebe Dockery
to R. C. and Maude Radford,
property in BeaverdamTown
fhip.
David and Annabelle H.
Hughes to Harold M. and Elva
Payne, property in Hot House
Township.
Cora Dockery Minor to Jack
L. and Ollie M. Davis, pro
perty in Valley town Township.
Haitle Pinker ton to Billy
Plnkerton, property in Shoal
Creek Township.
James E. Morrow to A. E,
Morrow, property in Beaver -
dam Township.
J. L. and Anna E. Bread
sley to C. E. Hyde, property
In Valleytown Township.
Htwasaee Resort Village,
Inc., to Vera W. Pockman,
property in Shoal Creek Town
ship.
Ton and Vernle Wright to
John and Mary Ellen Garret
property In Notla Township.
Roy and Chloe Dockery to
Guy and Ross Dockery, pro
perty in Valleytown Township.
Clyde and Myrtle Reid to
W, E. and Mamie Speer, pro
perty In Shoal Creek Town
ship.
AMONG THE SICK
Patients idmitted to Pro
vidence Hospital: Mrs. Jessie
Passon. Murphy;- Jimmy Rty
Totherow, Rt. 1, Marble; Mrs.
Lucille Oliver, Route 2. Mur
phy: Mrs.Burley Deweese. Rt.
1, Marble; Mrs. Martha J.
Franklin. Andrews; Baby
Linda Hughes, Murphy; and
Mrs. Genell Sawyer, Rt. 3,
Murphy.
Patients admitted to Mur
phy General Hospital: Mrs.
Lula Hatchett, Rt. 2. Murphy:
Willard Suddereth, Rt.l, Mur
phy: W. R. ? Hughes, Rt, 1, .
Turtletown, Tenn.; Richard
Rawlings, Thomoda; Noah v
Johnson, Hayesville; and
Ralph Davis, Robbinsville.
Patients dismissed from
Providence Hospital: Mrs.
Haroe Gray, Murphy; Mrs.
Edith Mills, Rt. 3, Murphy:
Mrs. Judy Crisp, Rt. 2, Mur
phy; Mrs. Rosie Hayes, Mur
phy: Carm Ledford, Hayes
ville: Delight Dawn Talor, Rt.
2, Culberson: James Crisp.
Rt. 4, Murphy; Paul Whitener,
Rt. 3, Murphy: Ernest Moore.
Hayesville: Miss Ellavae Al
mond, Murphy; Mrs, Inez
Lance, Rt. 1, Blairsville, Ga.; -
Mrs. Betty Jones. Murphy,
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Carolina through 10a.m. Mon
day October 10; ?
Killed To Date 889
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