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Mrs. Doyle
Mrs. Garlad
Riasaall and Mr. tod Mrs.
Bugana Newman of Kaoxvllle.
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Mrs. Ruby Ruasail ?aa hon
ored by aesaral smployeee of
Oaeuby's as Thursday. Us
*u bar birthday. She
HSd gifts and cabas
Individuals wars ser
Marvtn Pulllm l
to Ma work at Bnka on Thurs
day after spending saveral
days with hla family.
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Mr. and Mrs. Houston Lad
ford, Sandra and Gregg spent
Mother's Day with mothers,
Mrs. B.W. Lawrence and Mrs.
C. M. Ledford of Marietta.
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A service In commemorat
ion of John Wesley's Alder
gate Bsperiance wlU be held
Sunday evening at 7:30 p.m.
at the First MethodtstChurch.
A cordial welcome Is extend
ed to aU.
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James K. Sever, who has
been a pedant at Margaret
Pardee hospital at Hendsr
sonville due to Injuries re
ceived In a car accident, was
allowed ?> spend Simday with
his family at home. He re
ceived broken bones and al
though he Is sdll In a cast,
and will remain hospttallzec
for some time, be Is Improv
ing dally.
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Mr. and Mrs. Buck Darden
of Hogansvllle, Ga? spent the
weekend with relatives and
friends.
Mr. awl Mr*. A. J. Pal
lium and son. Bddte of Syiva,
?ad Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Gams, of RofafatnsvUle vara
of per?
Pulllum.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bail of
Brass van wereStaday guasta
of Mrs. Lucy Laugh tar.
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Mr. and Mrs. Samrala Rus
sell and family sere recant
visitors of Mrs. Russell's
lather. Mr. Walter Cochran
of BrysonClty, who is a patient
In Sealn Cointy Hospital.
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Mrs. Las Nichols, who fall
at her boms on Thursday
afltrooon. received a hip In
Jury. She Is a patient at Pied
mont Hospital In Adnata. Her
many frienda are aiahlng for
her a speedy recovery and
are looking forward v her
coming home.
Mrs. J. W. Patterson had
as Mother's Day guasta Mra.
M. J. Barrett and Mra. Lorene
Womack of Savannah. Ga., Mr.
and Mrs. Housvn Morgan, and
Mrs. Betty Jean Stevens of
Charlotte, Mr. and Mrs. Will
Hamtpon and son, Mike, of
Culberson, Mr. and Mrs.
Blaine Patterson, Debbie, and
Allen of Topvn.
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Mrs. Joe Sursavage. Butch
and Jim will attend the
christening of Arthur P. Hol
man Ul at the Leaksvllle
Presbyterian Church on Sun
day, May 19. The baby's father
and grandfather, and great -
grandfathers are all members
of the church. Two other Hol
man grandsons will be christ
ened at the same service. They
are Pete Lopushlnsky of Cor
v sills, Oregon, and Jay
Hopkins of Leaksvllle.
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Rev, and Mrs. Francis Pos
tell spent last week in Gas
tonla visiting reladves and
Friends.
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Mrs. Alberta Conleybonor
sd her daughter, Mrs. Carl
toper with a brltbday dinner
in Sunday. Those attending
vere Rev. and Mrs. Francis
3osteU, Mr. and Mrs. BUI
ioott, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
laxter, Mr. and Mrs. Jay
tew art, Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Vebster, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
r. Conley, Mr. and Mrs. Doug
lonley, Karen Roper, Sandra
'ostell, and Mrs. Ola Roper.
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Circle II Meets
ANDREWS - Circle II of
the WSCS of the First Metho
dist Church met on Tuesday
evening at 7:30 p.m. at the
Fellowship Hall.
Following a short business
meeting, conducted by Mrs.
Ray Hogsed, president, a pro
gram about religious paintings
was given by Mrs. Hermann
Brauer. Mrs. Brauer discus
sed the slmUaridea and dif
ferences in Leonardo de
Vinci's "The Last Sigjper"
and Salvador Dall's "The
Sacrament of Last Sqpper."
Refreshments were served
to members following the pro
gram.
Snyder Ordained
ANDREWS - Bruce Snyder
was ordained and Installed as
a deacon of the Andrews Pres
byterian Church foUowlng the
Sunday morning service. Also
Installed was Edwin Bristol.
Other officers are Elders L.
B. Nichols, Charles Del alley,
end John Slagle, end deacons,
Joseph Sursavage, Harold
Young, Herbert Sbeldy, and
Lee Nichols.
Cherokee Scout h Clay Cotnty
Progress, Thu., May 16, 1963
Navy Fighter Squadron
Fo Train On West Coast
MURPHY - Chief Yoetnan
Jim Spring, USNR of Murphy
will be among the WEEKEND
WARRIORS in Fighter Squad
ron 673 based at (he Naval
Air Station ATLANTA
mis summer at naval Air
Station ALAMEDA Just a
cross the bay from San Fran
cisco. Chief Sprung has bean
advised that Ms Squadron will
perform this period of active
duty for training from July 20
0 August 4. This annual sum
mer break la always some
thing id look forward 0 ?
and this year "liberty" la
Frisco will be doubly so.
Fighter Squadron 673 - or
VP 673 as It is generally re
ferred b - consists of Fury's.
Since these are single seat
Jet planes, only the pilots fly
In them. However, a limited
number of enlisted men In tha
Squadron get "Olte orders"
each month, and while on
training duty, for which they
receive "1110 pay" In addi
tion 0 their regular pay.
These 010 orders may be
used on tee-place Jen. trans
port planes, or other atr
craft available at dm time 0
The Naval Air
WEEKEND WARRIORS pro
17 0 26 years of ?a wlifaout
prior military service, ad 0
veterans of my mUltari
vice. Only o*e weekend
month et Navel Air St
ATLANTA nets yon four Ml
days pay ? pins dwsnmmer
cruise. This year lCs Frisco
? last jmr It was Ad
with liberty ?
Just ahom my place yon v
0 fly 0 ? 00 years age
New Mess ? and eo It goes.
?rss'srs'a
mi ha ready 0 Qy utfli VP
- 673 0 0a Wast Caest In
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HEY, MOM, LOOK AT MB - Tonya Onto* Adams. Is t
10 - month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Loon Adams of
Andrews. Shown hero. Tonys poses libs a
Rotary Club's
Purebread P'j
Cbain Started
B
ANDREWS - A purebred
chain, sponsored by the
tary Club, began Ibis week
For Future Farmers of Ameri
ca members. Joe Morrow,
geacbar, purchased 8-pure
bred Yorkshire guilts from
Franklin on Tuesday and dis
tributed diem S> eight boys.
Sach boy In turn will glee
me sow from first liner s>
mother boy, thus Increas
ing the chain.
This project will be a great
>elp e> FFA members, notonly
n a financial way but it will
?upply them with good hogs
or their community. Those
wcelvlng bogs were: George
ind Otis PosteU, Mitchell
Jwenby, Neal Woody, Larry
illen. Billy and Doyle Payne,
ind Colbert Luther,
Win Certificute*
ANDREWS - Thirteen ptqp
11s of Mrs. J. G. Carrier went
to Ashevtlle, Friday, May 10,
to play In the National Piano
Playing Audition, which are
sponsored by the National
Guild of Piano Teachers.
Mrs. P. T. Bauman of New
port, Tetm., was the Judge.
The following pupils won
their certificates In the Natio
nal Fraternity of Student
Musicians and their Fret
pins: Reuben Battle, Phillip
Brauer, Jonie Bristol, Law
rence Carrlnger, Billy Christ
mas, Connie Sue Garrett,
Marl am B1 Khourl, Theresa
El Khourl, George B1 Khourl.
Andy Jones, Jimmy Jones,
Boyd Rogers, Jr? Susan Ulm.
Mrs. E. G. Battle, Mrs.
Edwin Bristol, Mrs. Frank
Carrlnger, Mrs. Joe B1
Khourl, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Jones, Mrs. T. C. Christmas,
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Rogers,
Sr., Mrs. Wendell Ulm, Mrs.
Hermann Brauer and Mrs. J.
G. Carrier accompanied the
young people to Ashevtlle.
Country Dancer*
Tour Subject
For Program
ANDREWS - "The Latin
American Tour of the Berea
College Cowtry Dancers"
will be the subject of the pro
gram presented before the
Konnaheeta Club on Monday,
May 20, 7:00 pun. at Nan ta
li ala Inn. Mr. and Mrs. Otto
Wood, of Brasstown, N. C?
who accompanied the students
as musicians, will show color
ed slides and play some of
the music Included In tha pro
gram pressntad recently in
nine Latin American coim tries
under the cultural exchange
program of Ibe State Dept.
This program should be of
Interest to all club members
aid s full attendance Is ex
pected.
WINS MUSIC DIPLOMA
ANDREWS - Reuben Battle,
eon of Mr. and Mrs. B. G.
Battle, woo Ms High School
Music Diploma in the National
Piano Playing Audition held
In Aaherllle, May 9th-llth.
Reuben la a pupil of Mrs. J.
G. Carrier.
Piano Recital
ANDREWS ? Mr*. J. G.
Carrier will present her piano
pigdls on Tuesday. May 21,
at 7:30 pun. at the First Bap
tist Chinch.
Hie public is Invited.
Attend Rally
ANDREWS - Joe Morrow,
Agriculture teacher and five
Pune-e Fanners of America
members, Lewson Passraore,
Allen Klrby, Howard Park
er, Otis Postell and Leon
Tafham attended die District
FFA rally held on Saturday
at T. C. Roberson High School
and Valley Springs Commm
MIIIh Sprlit*
Neat
By Dewy O. OTJnU
Mr. P. B. Anna ai
Siaiday School oa Sunday
The Rev. Chrtaaopber Gra
ves Wand a wry tow
bar* Sunday
Ma "
Mr. Save HaU of Murphy
vlaiad bare T~
Mtoa J una ODnll vlaiad
Mr. and Mr*. Wayne Abar
naihy and family aome few
days peat.
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Mra. P. B. Anna vlaiad
Mra. D. G. CTDell aoma tow
days pant.
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Many colore. Oily $2.98 and
V. Travel docks make Ideal
pit for graduatos. Mauney
gj?0- to Murphy.
50-Year Mason
MARBLE SPRINGS LODGE #439 of AF h AM
a Vetaran'* Certificate and Bmhlam to Victor Ra
SO years of oonHnuoua service la lbs Lodge.
The emblem end certificate was preset!tod by Past District
Deputy Grand Lecturer. Harve Mulkey of Andrews, N. C.
ke as Mass "
Mr. Raster has served his lodge as Masar for nine years
and for elgbaaen years he baa served as secretary.
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Ex-Catholic Priest
To Speak Here
JOHN ZANON
Affliated with Christ's Mission, Publishers
of Christian Heritage Magazine, Sea Cliff, N. Y.
Mr. Zanon Will Speak At The Following Area Baptist
Cbarches Beginning Saturday, May 18,
Through Friday, May 24.
SATURDAY, MAY Kth
Notla Baptist Church, Rt. 1, Culberson 8 p. m.
SUNDAY, MAY 19th
First Buptist Church, Murphy J1 a. m.
SUNDAY, MAY 19th
Truett Memorial Baptist Church, Hayesville 7.30 p. m.
MONDAY, MAY 20th
Little Brasstowu Baptist Church, Brasstown 8 p. m.
TUESDAY, MAY 21st
Old Shooting Creek Baptist Church, Hayesville 8 p. m.
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 22ri
First Baptist Church , Andrews 7.30 p. m.
THUBSDAY, MAY 23rd
Mount Pisgah Baptist Church, Warne? S p.m.
rUIDAY, MAY 24IA
McConnell Moaorial Baptist Church, Hiawassee, 6a._S p. m.
fmblU la Cordially hfitad T# Attead Tk?M Servkoa