MRS. KENNETH CLAYTON WRIGHT. JR
THE FORMER MISS ALVARETA CAROLYN FRANDSEN
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Sharp Chapel on the Univer
sity of Tulsa Campus was (he
selling for nuptial vows re
pealed Saturday night by Miss
Alvareta Carolyn Frandsen of
Tulsa. Oklahoma and Kenneth
Clayton Wright. Jr., a native
of Murphy. His mother Is the
former Carmen King. His
father was principal of Murphy
High School 1937-44.
Joyce Boring
Wins Grange
Sewing Contest
Joyce Boring wins Pomona
Grange sewing contest. The
'(tress was made of a blue and
white drip dry cotton with a
full skirt gathered on a bias
midriff. The short jacket is
"made of solid blue to match
the blue checks. The Pomona
Grange is made up of Peach
tree, Martins Creek, Ranger
and Robbinsvtlle. Joyce Lives
at Rt. 1, Tur tie town, Tenn.
and attended school at
Hiwassee Dam.
Democrat Club
Holds Meeting
The Young Democrat Club
of RobblnsvUle held en Im
portant meeting Saturday night
in the Joyce Kilmer Res
taurant for the purpose of
electing new officers.
The new officers elected end
Installed were tPresldeni Rosi
Smith; vice-president. Mrs.
Fenle (Bill) Hyde; and sec
retary - treasurer Ralph
Worley.
Short talks were made by
Modeal Walsh sad Ross Smith
The Y. D. C. project now la to
raise $400 for the Vance
Acock Dinner is be held In
Ashevllle sometime In
October. Fifteen members
Murphy Smashes
Andrews To A
7 to 4 Score Win
Murphy baseball team
samshed out seven hits for
seven runs beating the An
drews team by a score of 7
to 4.
Right from the * tart It was a
cloee contest with each team
em run each in both
second and third Inning.
In dm sixth liming Murphy let
go with aU Weir power and
owes In 4 big runs.
Jtm Carrtnger for Murphy
showed die Andrews players
what a baaabaU player can do
by patting three hits at four
times at bat. Lynn Klrkland
Mt a solo ho mar for Murphy
In dm sixth bmtng and Tarry
The bride was homecoming
queen and a member of Delta
Delta Sorority and Mortar
Board at SMU. Mr. Wrighfs
fraternity Is Alpha Tau Omega
He was also graduated from
St. Mark's School of Texas.
For the ceremony per
formed by the Rev. J ack Hart
of Tulsa the bride wore a
formal-lenght gown of silk
organza over taffeta accented
wicn Lhandily lace motifs on
the molded bodice and bouf
fant skirt which extended to
chapel - lenght train. A lace
headdress held her veil and
an' orchid centered her tra
ditional bouquet.
Honor attendants to the
couple were Mrs. Donald G.
Ray, Kansas City, and Mr.
Wright, the bridegroom's
father. Also In the wedding
party were Miss Beverly Wil
son, St. Louis; William A.
Hoover Murphy, Larry Wil
son, Robblnsvllle and Messrs
Mid Mmes. D, J, Frandsen,
Jr.; Mark A. Mason and
Richard Lane. Mr. Frandsen
is the bride's brother.
The home of the bride's
parents was the setting for
the reception.
Roy Fostar. Jr. hat bean
homo for tbn post nak with
Ms porana. Mr. and Mra.
Roy Foaar. Ha la atadonad
In San Dalco. Calif,
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Mr. and Mra. Bob Jewett v
and family were the Wadfaaa
day night dinner guaata of
Mr. and Mra. Billy Magnate.
An**ews Red Cross
Has Completed
Class Instructions
Androwa ? The currant
daaa of Gray Ladlea of An
drews chapter of Rad Cross
haa compleod daaa In
structions and la now aervlng a
probationary period at Dta
trlct Memorial Hospital.
Senior Gray Ladlea are
Mrs. Wayne Battle. Mra.
Lillian Hlggs. Mrs. Carlyle
Matheson, Mrs. Howard
White ho use, Mrs. Harold
Yoiaig, Miss Trilby Glenn.
Members of Gray Lady
Youth trous are June Adams.
**ary Jo Battle, Sandra Led
ford, Judy McFaDs, Nancy
Martin. Shelby Jean Poaeell,
Brends Stover, Louise Trant
hem. Barbry Watry, DeEtta
Watson, Doris White, Lola
Ann Whlta, Linda Woolen,
Stella Mae Woo ten.
A capping ceremony for this
class and the one previous to
It will be announced at a later
date.
District Memorial
Hospital Dismissals
District Memorial Hospital
Reports. Patient Census, June
18, 1962.
Robblnsville, Mst. Ronnie
Green, Miss Barbara Green,
Mrs. Frank Rodgers.
Andrews: Mrs.JepBradley,
Miss Opal Woolen, Mrs.
Howard Jones, Mrs. Arthur
White.
Nantahala: Mrs. Joe Coch
ran, Vincent Jones.
Murphy: Mrs. Jake Kephart
Jesse Reece, Tom Campbell,
Hayesvllle, James Martin.
Dismissals June lt-181962
Andrews: Wesley Palmer,
Frank Adams, Rev. T. C.
Christmas, Mst. Steve Nichols
Miss Elaine Curtlss, Mrs.
Venoy White, Nenia Hall,
Judy Ann
Painter, Ruth Barnard.
Robblnsville: Fred Hyde,
Mrs. Mar. Adams, D. L. Orr,
Mrs. Lamra Burke, Mrs. John
Chllders, Mrs. Bobble Arro
wood, Charlie, Jones, Mrs.
Dewey Eller, Rena Phillips,
Arnold Buchanan, Mrs. Blaine
Carver, W. M. Davis, Wayon
Odom , Lyle McKeldrey, Jutt
Colvard, Stanley Clark.
Hayesvllle: Homer Auberry
William Cowart, Miss Mary
Martin, Mrs. Robert Darrow
Mrs. Kenneth Jones, Sylva;
Mrs. Irene Roper, Copperhlll
Tenn.; Mrs. Delia Clark, Se
brlng, Fla.; Mrs. J. L, Mc
Mahan, Murphy: Mrs. Lloyd
Rose, Hlawassee Dam; Nora
Jean Shields and Mrs. Jessie
Owenby, Nantahala.
Andrews Girl Wins
4-H Dress Revue
by Thelma M. Wheelei
Cherokee County Home Ageni
Prances Pendergrass of th?
Andrews Senior 4-H Clul
emerged as Cherokee County'!
4-H dress revue winner wltl
Brenda Stalcup of Murph
senior running closely as run
ner-up.
In the Junior division Glend
Little of Ranger 4-H Clubwa
winner with Patsy Anderson c
the Martin's Creek 4-H Clu
as alternate.
Each girl received enoug
material for a dress from th
following sponsors: Th
Graham County
Personals
David Johnson is home foi
the summer from College. He
Is now employed at Fontaiu
Village.
Mrs. Clarlne Lynn anc
children, Jimmy and Treat ol
Raleigh, N. C? are spending
the week with Mrs. Lynn's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roj
Phillips.
Mrs. Robert Russell ol
Ashevllle and Mrs. Mat
Adams of Sallna, Kansas were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs,
Cordell Russell lest week
Some people are lucky ant
Dewey Sharpe was one of then:
Wedensday, when he hooked i
21 Inch catfish out of San
teedah Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Phillips
and Mrs. Clarlne Lynn ant
children were the Saturday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fran 1
Carrlnger in Andrews.
Mr. end Mr*. Zane Wilaoi
Maryland, were the week-enc
guests of Mr. Wilson's mothei
Mr*. Carrie Wllaon.
Bible School la In aessloi
at Mew Hope Baptlat Churc)
this week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Max WUsoi
of Ashevllle were the week
end guests of Mr. Wilson'i
mother Mrs. Carrie Wilson
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Bd Ingram Has sold hit
drug s*>re to Martin Deloglei
of MaryvUla, Tan. The drug
a aire will not change Its name
Robbtnsvllle will soon hava
a new postoffice as the Uddln)
has ben done. High bidden
were; Mr. and Mrs. And;
phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Jamei
Philips, and Mr. and Mrs
William Phillips, all of Rob
btnsvllle.
Fabric Shop, Fayloa's Cloth
Shop, Lena's and the Cherokee
County Home Demonstration
Council,
After careful examination
each girl participating had a
brief conference with the
judges and received her score
sheet for future reference In
Improving her techniques.
The experience gnines in
making and modelling the
dress Is excellent experience
and each participant was a
winner In this respect.
Frances will represent
Cherokee County at district
demonstration day a Clyde A.
Erwln high school on June
27.
We are grateful to Mrs.
John Smart, Jr. and Miss
Frieda Dean Morgan for
serving as judges for this
occasion.
We also wish to express out
thanks to the Murphy Library
Board and to Mr. Babb of the
Cherokee Scout.
Mrs. Randolph Shields and
Mrs. T. E. Anderson assisted
with refreshments at the con
clusion of the dress revue.
Diane Morrow
Becomes Bride Of
Jack McDonald
On Friday June 15, Diane
Morrow, daughter, of Mr. and
Mrs. Poley Morrow Route 4,
Murphy became the bride of
Mr. Jack McDonald of Mur
phy.
The wedding took place in
McCaysville, Ga. with Roy
Chapman performing the
ceremony.
Those attending the wedding
were Betty McDonald, Oliva
Morrow, mother of the bride.
Christian and Blanche Mor
row, sisters of the bride.
The coi^le will make their
home In Dalton, Ga.
Downlngs Creak
Mrs. Alice Carttr Is spend
ing a few weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Stroud
and family.
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Mr. and Ms. Bill Mo atelier
?id sons Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy
Matheson, Mr. md Mrs.
Arthur spent Sinday at the
Indian Re nervation.
Mr. and Mrs. BdgarShalton
?id sons of Atlanta spent the
Week-end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nel
son and chilthwn visited Ms
parents, Mr. wd Mrs. G. N.
Nelson over the week end.
Cfay Countf P*rsonatW*ntion
Mrs.Nnl R.Kitchus? Fhiii 3258 ir 2511 ? Niyisvilli.il.C.
VIM Hug the family of
Roacoa Mosa during ths week
end vara Mr. and Mr*. WUiard
MoClura and See van. Mr Hury
Moaa of CbambUe Ga. and
Mr. WUbart Moaa of Dora
villa. Ga.
Mr. Herman Bama la In
Veterans Hospital, Otaan. N.
C. where ha had an operation
for appendicitis.
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The Meadow Grows Bible
School Commencement will be
Friday night at 7:30 p.m.
everyone la Invited B> attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Can up
of Charlotte visited Ms slater
?id family, Mr. and MRS. Arvll
Monkus Saturday.
Mr. Charlie Cloer visited
Ms wife and son-in-law and
daughter in East Point, Ga.
Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. David Bram
falette and baby of McAdenvllle
visited Ms grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Brambles and
Ms Aunt Sophronla Brambles
during the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Gllne Man
have returned home Mter
spending some time with her
mother at Bryson City.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rogers
and baby of Atlanta spent the
week-end with his parents
Rev. and Mrs. Ada Rogers.
Mrs. Myrtle Lowe and
Patricia visited Mr. and Mrs.
Troy Lowe and famllySwday.
Mr. Fred Martin has re
turned home after spending
two years in the U. S. Army.
Mr. Jack Cloer, who Is em
ployed In Atlanta visited his
wife, Janice and son durng
the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Hall of
Atlanta visited Mr. and Mrs.
Horace McClure Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Guffey
and children and Mrs. Mamie
Hall of Canton visited Mrs.
Belle and Alma Swain Sunday.
Mrs. Viola Myers who
underwent surgery several
weeks ago at Hall Co.hospital
went back Friday for treat
ment.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Mc
Clure and Mr. and Mrs. Cloud
White enjoyed a cook out at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Howard McClure Saturday
night.
Mrs. Audrey Rhinehard of
New Port Tenn. spent last
week with her sister, Mrs.
Ray Swalm who has been very
sick for the past two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Witch and
children and Miss Lila Ashe of
Atlanta spent the week-end with
Mrs. J. E. Ashe and Mary
Lou.
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Mr. and Mrs. Sam Adklns
spent several days last week
in Blowing Rock N. C. visit
ing relatives.
Mrs. Jennie Coleman Is
very sick at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Cllne McClure
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Berry
of Klngsport, Tenn. spent a
few days last week with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Murray.
The Myers Chapel home
demonstration club held their
monthly meeting at the home of
Mrs. Cllne McClure Thurs
day. Due to the absence of
Mrs. Rozler the nutrition
leader, Mrs. AlmaSwalmpre
sented the club demonstration.
At the close of the meeting
refreshments were served.
Mr. and Mrs. laent Adams
of Andrews spent the week-end
at Warne with Rev. and Mrs.
Jimmy Rogers.
Miss Joyce White of Young
Harris , Ga. spent the week
end with Mrs. Edith Ford.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Carter
and daughter Sibyl of Leaks -
vllle are visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Moore
at Warne.
Miss Dot Ford spent last
week In Marietta, Ga. with
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ford.
Carl Hogsed had returned
id duty with the U. S. Navy
after spending a thrlty day
leave with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Enoch Hogsed.
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Miss Sheila Wltnpey of
Murphy Is spending this week
with her aunt Mrs. Edwin
Barnard.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Ford during the week
end were Mr. RlnkMumpower.
and daughter , Debbie. Mr.
Charles Mum power and Miss
Jean Aiken of Swannanoa.
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Mr. and Mrs. Barney Cagle
of Symarna, Ga. spent the
week-end with her parents,
Phillip
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Phillips.
Mr. and Mra Frank Moore
Sr. and Mr. and Mra. Frank
Moore Jr. enjoyed a picnic
at Clayton. Ga. Sindry with
Mr. and Mrs. Bd Singleton
and family.
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Siatday visitors at the L.R.
Moo res were Mr. and Mra.
Ray Rogers of Grinasvllle,
Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moots
Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Cagle,
Mr. ?d Mrs. Leanard Smith,
Mr. nd Mrs. Baaa Hyatt, and
Mr. Ml Mrs. B. H. Phillips.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Bwreu
via!lad their chUiksn In At
lwta, Ga. last week. They are
Mr. Wayne Burrell, Ralph
Mrs. Betty Wlmpey'i child
ren visited her over the week
end. They ere Mr. end Mrs.
Claude Wlmpey, Mr. and Mrs.
Horace Wlmpey and Mr. and
Mrs. Arihur Jones. Jr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Jones will re
main for a week's vacation,
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Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ste
wart and family, of SaMord,
visited their aunt, Mrs. Prod
White and Mr. White, for afew
days last week.
Mr. and Mrs.Garth Thomp
son and son. spent the week
end in Cullowhee with her
mother, Mrs. Nan McGulre.
Their daughter, Becky, Is
spending several weeks there
with her grandmother.
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Mr. and Mrs. Garland Led
ford and family, and Miss Con
nie Limsford. are spending
a week's vacation In Florida.
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Mr. James Sellers, son of
the late Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Sellers, visited last week with
his aunts. Misses Esta and
Ua Penland. He Is employed
by the U. S. Government as a
supervisor for the Public
Health Service, and he and
his family have spent the past
two years In Indonesia, where
they will return on July 1
for another tour of duty.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hogsed
Mr. and Mrs. David Burch.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mason,
Patricia and Sandy Knight,
Misses Carolyn Davenport
and Marilyn Ledford, all of
Hayesvllle, and Mr. and Mrs.
Bobby Hogsed of Atlanta,
camped at Deep Gap over
the week-end.
Mrs. Ronald West and son,
of Albany, are spending this
week with her parents, Mrs.
Pansy Bradshaw, and Col. and
Mrs. Wayne West.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. White
and family of Beaumont, Texas
are visiting their mothers,
Mrs. Lou Brakens and Mrs.
Hazel White and other
relatives.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alex
ander and children, spent Fri
day In Chattanooga.
Mrs. Laura Lyon has re
turned home after spending
last week with her sister In
Andrews.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy John
son and daughter, spentSunday
at Vogel Lake.
Mrs. Ina May Queen and son
of J acksonvllle, Fla. are visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Octavla
Henderson and other relatives
In Clay County.
Mr. Homer Auberry Is at
home after undergoing sur
gery at the Andrews Hospital.
Miss Sandy Zimmerman Is
spending two weeks In Augusts
Ga. with her cousin. Miss
Helen Kahn.
Mr. Fred Martin Is In the
Andrews Hospital where he
will undergo surgery on Tues
day.
Mrs. Sieve Zimmerman ol
Cullowhee spent the week-enc
R. L. McGlamery at Oak
Forest.
Mr. nd Mra.OacarBanakar
and family of Qualla spant the
week-end la their hometown
of Manning, S. C.
Mr a. Ztt filler visited Mr.
and Mr*, grwd Waldroup and
Winona at Qualla ooSimday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mr*. Bob Cunning
ham and Mra. Bob Mease spent
the week-end in South Caro
lina with Mr. and Mrs. Berts
Bristol and family. *
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hyatt
Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Pen
land and Mrs. Jo Bates visited
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Herbert at
Oak Forest Sunday, afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wood
ot ICnoxvllle, Tenn. spent the
week-end with the ZebPattons.
Mr. Jerry Owens visited his
daughter and family, Mrs,
Mable Panther at Blalrsvllle
Ga. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Cof
fey of Baltimore, Md. visited
relatives at Pine Log recently.
Mrs. Coffey Is the former
Miss Hettle Kernel.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Owens
and David of Pine Log visited
Mrs. Hatzle Ledford and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Panther at Blalresvllle, Gt.
last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Sellers
of Philadelphia, Penn. are
spending several days with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adam
Sellers at Downlngs Creek.
Mrs. Polly Ann Ledford of '
the Elf community was
patient at Hlawassee Hospital
last week. She is recovering
nicely now.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jewett
and family , Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Scroggs and phyllls
attended the Horse Show at
Clayton, Ga., Sunday.
Mrs. Vernon J. Kitchens of
Washington, D. C. came to
Ashevllle last week by plane
to visit her father Mr. W J.
Nix who Is a patient in an
Ashevllle hospital. She came
to Hayesville and spent a few
day with Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Kitchens at Lick Log.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Daven
port, Marvin Davenport and
Charles Woodard spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Davenport.
Miss Mary Bill Allison was
the Monday dinner guest of
Miss Carrie Swanson.
Mrs. Adam Sellers of the
Downlngs Creek community
has been confined to bed most
of the time for the past two
weeks, ill.
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Mrs. Ma trie Penland who has
been a patient at Hlawassee
Hospital for several days Is
slowly Improving at this time.
Mrs. John Henry Martin,
Jr. returned home Saturday
after a weeks visit at Fort
Bragg with her son and family
1 Mr. and Mrs. John Martin
Jr. Mr*. Martin left bar aon
and daughiar, Mike adjKlce
In Charlotte for a week at tha
Church of God can?. The
returned with bar Saturday.
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Mlsa Kama Wait attandad
June Weak actlvltlaa and
graduation axerdaea of Cadat
Howard Prince at the U. S,
Military Academy, WeatPolnt
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Mr. Junior Duckworth and
family of Charlotte are
vlaltlng his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Duckworth thla
Vtatttag Mr. i
Smarowkii
Mr foUowtae
families: Gsrof* ofColanbU.
S. C. Charles of PtnMr,
Arizona, Mr*. Bill Boat?g*r
aI Richmond, Va_ BUI of At
lanta, Paul of S. C. ad Prod,
Mr*. Albert HaU wd Mr*
Dm Hall aU of Ca
Miss Carrlo Swanson span,
a few day* laat week la Can
on and Ash*villa.
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Mr. and Mr*. Thomas Bill*
aid two sons, of Brevard
via Iced their aunts, Mrs. Glenn
Byer* and Misses Myrt and
Mart Bllla laat weak,
see
Mrs. Pat Warner and child
ren of Atlanta, (past th* week
end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Swansea.
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