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Kiac* Corp. Hold*
Employee Picnic
Honae warming
- Alvtn Russell.
51 Andrews High
, who recently
Us aawty built
betas ta Vallaytown. was hon
ored aa Friday awning wtO
a aatplaa houaa?arming.
Hostesses. Mra. Cadi
Mtehhai 11 aad Mra. Mary
WBly Gantry, aotoiwd gueats
a MB* through tha homa.
at pack and
1 S> appro xl
' thirty guests attending.
Bridal Shower
ANDREWS - Mrs. Arthur
Waddas aad Mra. Larson Bz
aall aatartalnad on Wednesday
danaO at 3:00 p.m. at tha
heme at Mrs. Bzzell. honoring
Mra. Join Rasas with a mit
caflanaoua bridal shower. Mrs.
Raaaa was tha former Mra.
Clara Sherrlll.
Tha homa waa decorated
wlO floral arrangements by
Mrs. A. B. Chandler.Sr. Mra.
Martin Pallium presided at
On dhrtng tabia which featared
a yellow tad green color
of
pedtr
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2ND LT. KENT L. LAUGHTER, son of Mrs. Lucy Laughter of Andrews, was i
(June 28) the winner of the singles and doubles competition In the H A S Battalion i
Burney at Camp Lejeune.
He is presently representing his Battalion in the Base Tourney. The winner will com
pete in the Quad Command Tourney, which is composed of the winning teams from the 2nd
Marine Division. Force Troops, Base and Marine Air Facilities Teams.
Colonel Anthony Capueo (right) presented trophies for the Battalion Tennis tourney. Win
ner of singles, 2nd Lt. Kent L. Laughter is shown at left.
Monday, July 1, 2/Lu Laughter teamed with Captain McLaughlin, winning the Marine Corp
Base Douhlea tennis Burney. They are now competing in the Quad-Command Tourney.
Events In
Andrews
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Sher
rlll and family of Stanley and
Mr. and Mrs. Troy Crisp of
Charlotte are visiting Mrs.
Florence Sherrill and other
relatives.
-A
Mrs. G. E. Lail had as her
guests this past week Mr. and
Mrs. W. G. Lail, Kenny and
Judy, New Ellington, S. C.,
and Mr. and Mrs. Vincent
Love and son, Eddie of East
Banks, West Virginia.
?A?
Mrs. Odle Penland return
ed from Ashevllle on Sunday
after spending several weeks
with relatives. Her daughter,
Mrs. Lorene Bradley and
daughter, Kathy, accompanied
her to Andrews enroute to At
lanta.
-A -
Mrs. C. Howard Allison and
children. Chip, Pam, and
Paulette, of Belmont are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Woods and sons. Mrs. Allison
and Mrs. Wood are sisters.
?A -
Mr. and Mrs. Fred McCon
nell had as their guests this
past week Mrs. George Robin,
son, Mrs. Herman Wiley,
daughters, Carol andPatricla,
Mrs. Nancy Todd, all of Gas
tonla, and their daughter, Mrs.
Doris Greenwood of Atlanta.
-A
Tommy Pullium spent the
week-end with Richard Pul
lium In AshevtUe. On Sunday
they attended the 3001apGrand
National Races at the New
Ashevllle Speedway.
-A
Mrs. Ann Derosa from the
University of Tennessee, was
house guest of Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Noel during the week
end.
-A?
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cabs,
sons, J ames, Chucky, and
Jerry of Beckley, West Va*
returned home on Thursday
after spending several days
with Mrs. R. L. Cabe. Other
guests of Mrs. Cabe are
Tommy and Suzy Cabe of
BlalrsvlUe, Ga.
-A?
On Monday, Rev. Homer
Wilson began a three week
revival at Yoing Harris, Ga.
Services are beginning at
7:30 p.m. each evening in tent
near school, with special
music nightly. Rev. G. D.
Hayes of Niata, Tenn., will be
present to assist Rev.Wilson.
-A
John Gernert and friends.
Frank Casey, Lake City, Fla.,
and Blay Bryan, Kingston, N.
C? all councelors at Camp
Rockmont. Blalpk Mountain,
spent the week-end with John's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. J.
Gernert.
-A ?
Rev. Warren Otter, As
sociate Minister of the First
Methodist Church of Mishawa
ka. Ind? was guest speaker of
First Methodist Church for
the evening service Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Otter present
ed special music on Sunday
morning, a duet, "Love Di
vine" during morning worship
service.
-A
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Tlp
pett of Augusta. Ga., return
ed home on Stnday afternoon
after visiting with parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lambert.
-A
Durlng the month of July,
worship services of the First
Methodist Church will be
broadcast over radio station.
WKRK, Murphy. All members,
are asked to pass this infor
mation to shut-ins so they
may Join in worship.
Wis. Jra oCambert Wilt
W.J St.,. JJi9Jon Salt
ANDREWS - Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lambert announce the
engagement of their daughter, Sandra Lambert, to Steve
HMon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hlgdon.
The bride-elect is a graduate of Andrews High School
mi Is presently employed at Berkshire International Corp
Tbe bridegroom-elect Is also a graduate of Andrews High
School and Is employed with Hlgdon Construction Company.
A fall wertfMng la planned.
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Andrews Catholic Church1
To Open For Inspection I
ANDRBWS-Opan Hoese will
to told at Holy Rodsomar
Catholic Church In lakm,
Friday, joly 26. bemoan 7>M
and 9:30 p.m. Tto nawly con
?Bacad church aad rectory
vaa bsdlt by Brolhar Rsbart
tod Oiofeai Alfred, with Che
aaalatanoe of hired hands from
(to commaiiry. Several mem
bra of (to Andrews com
mend cy also done end time and
mtiarlals a> help the Clan
mary Home Mtsatoner Bro
thers in ttolr work. The
completed hull ding will now be
open for Inspection.
Tto use of tto building will
ba espial nod. Inside tto church
fee rial Br will sea the altar,
fee baptismal font, fee oonfes
explanation of tha different
things In It vUl ba rondwrtsd
by the layman'* organize Hon.
tha ConfraartSty of Ckrlat
lan Ooctrla*. Arthur Murray
la tha president. A sals tint Mr.
Murray will ha Mr. andMrs.
Joaaph BKhourl, Mr*. Harold
Jones, Mr*. Lawsoo Weal,
Ml as Martha Parks. Mrs.
Mwray, Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Joaaph. Mrs. Cadi
"Has JoaanT "
James, Miss joaan Full wood
Mrs. Valll# May Bowman.
Miss Kay Bowman. Mr. md
Mrs. William Wlshon. and
Mrs. Mas Dallsy.
Refreshments wUl bs I
afar da visit si d
ANDREWS - Mia* Melb Jones became the bride
Morrow on Saturday, June 23 at the borne of the Rev. and
Mra. John Wade of BlalravUle, Ga., with the Rev. Wade
officiating.
Mra. Morrow la the daughter of Mr. and Mra. BUI J one a
of Andrew* and la a 1962 graduate of Andrew* High School.
He has been employed a Berkshire Knitting Mill.
Mr. Morrow la the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Morrow of
Hlwassee Dam and la a graduate of HI was see Dam High School
He la employed by Ruth Construction Company.
The cotgile are presently residing at Jacksboro, Teen.
Hawk* Entertained
ANDREWS - Dr. and Mrs.
P. E. Blalock entertained
the Little League Hawk Team
and their manager, Kenneth
Trantham. with awelner roaai
on Tuesday evening at the end
ot the last official game of the
season. The event was held at
the Blalock picnic areas.
Guests Included Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Jonea, Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Town son, Mrs.
Reld West, and L.B. Womack.
Mr. and Mr*. L. R. Hoff
nan. Aahaville, and Ml is W.
C. Penland of Canton, ware
week-end guests of Mrs. B.
K. Slagle.
-A?
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Brown
had as their guests this past
week Mrs. Milton Smith, Deb
bie and Rickey, of Saluda. S.
C? Mr. and Mrs. Marshall
Dei rebel ry, Ches^ieaks. Va?
Mrs. Wad* Derreberry, eons.
Johnny and Jerry, ?'so at
Chesapeake, West Vi.. Mrs.
Derreberry also visited her
mother, Mrs. Fred Chrtsto
pher of Murphy.
ricnic supper
ANDREWS - The Wesleyan
Service Guild of First Metho
dist Church met on Tuesday
evening at the FellowshlpHall
at 6:30 p.m. A picnic simper
preceded the program.
Mrs. Harold Walsh present
ed the program "Just God and
Sky and Green." which was
closed with prayer by Miss Ver
Moore.
Eleven members were pre
sent.
-A
Clrcle U of WSCS of the
First Methodist Church met
on Tuesday evening at die
home of Mrs. Joe Morrow et
7:30 p.m.
Mrs. Ray Hogsed and Mrs.
Jack Ledford presented the
program with group discus
sion following.
Nine members were pre
sent.
SUBAN MARGARET BRAUER. age 7 tmrthe, dss0Mre(l
sndy pi
and Mrs. Tommy Brauer. recently participated to As Billy
Bowleg's Pirate Festival Days, held annually In Fort Walton
Beach. Fla.
During Billy Bowlegs Days, a treasure of 300 silver dollars
was hidden In the beaches. Treasure maps were obtained and
clues published In the Play Ground Daily News. Finders are
keepers, treasure hunts for children, carnival throughout, pa
rade, with new and old BUly Bowleg, and King and Queen,
Susan is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hermann K.
Brauer of Andrews.
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