Mrs. Jean DeArmand and
children, Mark and Jane,
Jacksonville, FU.. have ar
rived to spend Christmas with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Mauney.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Powell
I and children. George Parker
and Susaiw o( Char lone arriv
ed Friday to spend Christmas
holidays with Mrs. Powell's
mother, Mrs. Hattle Akin.
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Manager
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Best holiday, wishes and sincere thanks to you all !
DICKEY CHEVROLET-OLDS CO., INC.
Murphy, North Carolina
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We
fe take this opportunity to extend warmest
wishes to our many friends. Hope you are
heading for the happiest holiday season ever!
PEACHTREE FARM & HOME SUPPLY
?^yVlatj the Holy Family guide your path to a
spiritually inspiring Christmas. And may all the days
to come reflect the peace and joy of this blessed Holiday.
WALTER COLEMAN APPLIANCES
Murphy, North Carolina
Mrs. Tom Mauoey will
spend Christmas with her sla
ters In Hayeivllle.
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Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Wilson.
Jr.. and children of Carthage,
N. C-, spent Christmas with
his parens, Mr. and Mrs. V.
L. Wilson, Sr.
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Mr. and Mrs. Nick AM of
Black Mountain will spend
Christmas with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. James Parker.
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Mrs. Hubert Williams and
son, Hughie, of Tallassee.
Fla., have arrived to spend
Christmas with her mother,
Mrs. R. S. Parker and other
relatives.
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Mrs. Claude Fowler and
son, Harry, will spend Christ
mas with her daughter, Miss
Virginia Fowler of Enka.
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Mr. and Mrs. Peyton G,
Ivie and children, Susann and
prier will spend the weekend
in Atlanta with Mrs. Ivie's
mother, Mrs. Lona Grler. On
Sunday they will have their
Christmas dinner with Mr.
and Mrs. Gibb Roddy and
daughter, Melinda, of Dayton,
Tenn., will join them for
dinner.
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Mr. and Mrs. Garland
Haney, Jr. and son, Mark,
of Winston-Salem arrived on
Saturday to spend Christmas
holidays with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Garland Haney,
Sr., and Dr. and Mrs. W. A.
Hoover.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Young,
Lane Young and Bo Dreher of
Atlanta, will spend Christ
mas here at their home.
Three Groups
Win Ribbons
The Home Economic De
partment of Murphy High
School won a blue ribbon for
their exhibit during National
Education Week, November
10-16. The prize winning ex
hibit, which featured clothes
made by the Home Ec. girls,
was displayed in the window
of Candler's Department
Store. Four of the six arti
cles of clothing displayed were
made by ninth-grade girls.
Judy Quinn, Naomi Sprung,
and Brenda Nix had blouses
in the window. Complimenting
the skill of the girls were a
shift made by Carolyn Mc
Gaha, a skirt made by Nada
Stiles, and a suede suit by
Carla Beth Stiles.
Second place, a red ribbon
was awarded to Miss Travis'
art class for their display of
charcoal sketches In Ivie
Furniture Store. Students
whose art work was In the
exhibit were Jimmy Sherrlll,
a figure study and landscape;
Wanda Mlngus and Adlnah
Brown, figure studies; Dan
Lovlngood, Danny Sneed, Lor
etta Brlckey, Dean Haigler,
scapes.
Mrs. Benson's class won
third place for their exhibit
on high school drop-outs which
was displayed in the window of
Lena's Department Store,
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new books
Added To
MHS Library
Several new memorial
books have been added to the
Murphy High School library
this year. These books vary
and can be considered as read
ing material for all level of
students.
These books are as follows:
MADAME CASTE L*S LOD
GER, THE WORLD WE LIVE
IN, BLUEPRINT FOR TEEN
AGE LIVING, BERNARD
SHAW, SPACECRAFT AND
MISSILES, CAMBRIDGE HIS
TORY OF ENGLISH LITERA
TURE, SKILLFUL DRIVING,
WE SEVEN, FRONTIER LIV
ING, CIVIL WAR, MAN'S
PAST AND PROGRESS,
AMERICAN CIVIL WAR, ALL
ABOUT AMERICAN HOLI
DAYS, WHAT IS DEMO
CRACY, KNIGHTS OF THE
CRUSADES, AUTOMOTIVE
MECHANICS, WATCH FOR
TALL WHITE SAIL, LIFE OF
HENRY THOREAU, DANGER
OUS SPRING BAMBI, BUILD
ING BLOCKS OF UNIVERSE,
WHEELS, RISE AND FALL OF
ADOLF HITLER, MER -
CHANTS, PILGRIMS AND
HIGHWAYMEN, COVERED
WAGON, ON THE BEACH,
BOOK OF FISHES, THEO
DOSIA, SHAKESPEARESTEN
GREAT PLAYS, FROM THE
EARTH TO THE MOON, A
GUIDE TO FAMILIAR IN -
SECTS, BIOGRAPHY OF POE,
THE VALIANT YEARS, YOUR
WORLD IN NOTION, MY
SPIRITUAL DIARY.
GREETINGS
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Mrs. John Lester Mulkey. . .
. . .former Miss Davidson
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MURPHY - Miss Kathleen
Axley Davidson became the
bride of John Lester Mulkey,
Saturday, December 21, at
"7:30 p.m. in the First Metho
dist Church.
The Rev. Clark W. Benson
conducted the double-ring
ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Allen Dav
idson, the granddaughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Davidson
and the late Mr. and Mrs.
John W. Axley of Murphy.
The bridegroom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H.
Mulkey of Murphy.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride was attired
in a white satin peau de soie
and alencon lace gown, with
empire basque effect, long
sleeves pointed over the
hands, a sabrina neckline with
accents of alencon lace and
seed pearls, a full length
skirt flowing toward the back
in a hint of a chapel train.
The four tiered veil of im
ported illusion was attached
to a juliet cap of crystalized
orange blossoms, encrusted
with seed pearls and irride
scent sequins. The bride car
ried a bouquet of Happiness
Roses showered with stream
ers of stephanotis.
Miss Paula Dean Crook of
Troy, N. C., was maid of
honor. She was attired in an
emerald green velveteen
dress, fashioned with a fit
ted bodice and long sleeves
pointed over the hands. She
wore a matching circlet of
velveteen and illusion, and
carried a white fur muff band
ed with red velvet ribbon with
poinsettias.
Bridesmaids included Miss
Martha Sue Derreberry of
Andrews and Miss Bette Dru
cilla Bridges of Falls Church,
Va. Both wore identical em
erald green velveteen gowns
fashioned like those of the
honor attendant, and each car
ried white fur muffs.
Roger Mulkey of Canton, N.
C. was his brother's best man.
Usher -groomsmen were John
Haralson Duncan, Samuel
Walter Duncan, Edward Mc
Afee and John Allen David
son, Jr., brother of the bride,
all of Murphy.
Music was presented by
Mrs. Lelia Axley Van Gorder
of Andrews, organist. Mrs.
Charles West of Andrews was
soloist.
The bride's mother chose a
day-length gown of dubonnet
Chantilly lace over taffeta with
satin cummerbund, elbow
length gloves and matching
headdress of net and feathers,
and her corsage was of pink
roses.
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JOY
C/ur warmMt withes
for a happy holiday.
IMPERIAL
LAUNDRY
Murphy, H. C.
The bridegroom's mother
chose a day-length gown of
fern green wool crepe with
matching accessories and a
corsage of roses.
The reception following the
wedding was held at the his
toric home of the bride's ma
ternal grandparents, Mt. and
Mrs. John W. Axley and was
given by Mr. and Mrs. Ben
jamin E. Warner, cousins of
the bride. Assisting were Miss
Sandra Lepscier of Charlotte,
Miss Lynn Whitley and Miss
Sarah Easley of Murphy, Miss
Gngelle Vuchetich of Atlanta,
cousin of the bride and Miss
Irene Warner of Murphy, cou
sin of the bride.
Miss Sarah Easley kept the
bride's book.
For her wedding trip the
bride chose a gold wool en
semble with brown accesso
ries and a bronze corsage.
Mrs. Mulkey is a junior at
Western Carolina College,
where she is a member of
Delta Zeta Sorority. Upon her
return from her wedding trip
she will return to WCC to
continue her education.
The bridegroom attended
Western Carolina College and
is employed by the Southern
Railway Company, Asheville.
The rehearsal dinner party
was held in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. H. A. Mattox on
Friday night, December 20,
at 8 .-00 p.m.
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* Sudanis returning from
College to spend Christmas
holidays with theflf parents
?rei Susan and Betty Sprung,
Linda Schuyler, Tommy Rob
erts, Tammy Palmer, James
Parker, Jr., Johnny Adklns,
John Edward Bandy, Sharon
Brvson, . Gerald Thomas,
Bobby Cunningham, Russell
Craig, Margaret Aim Cole.
Billy M. Dicker, Dickie Deris,
Nancy Dockery, Linda Flncan
non, Carolyn Graves, Elisa
beth Glbbs, Betty Hawkins,
William Haney, Benny Kll
11 an, William McNabb, Teresa
Sanders, Joyce and Joanne
Sneed, Glenn Smith, Gay Lynn
Smith, Paul Smith, William
Starks, allof WCC.Cullowhee.
Also Joyce and Jerry Hen
son and Eddie King, Mars Hill:
J. N. Hill m. Emory School
of Medicine, Atlanta; John
Snow, Wake Forest; Bobby
Weaver, Clemson College;
Lorraine Martin, Lynn Whit
ley, University of N. C.; Wan
da Thompson, Sarah Easley
and Jimmy Gibbs, University
of Georgia; Charles Barrett,
King College, Bristol, Tenn.;
Louis Martin, Jack Coleman
and Steve Hembree, State.
Raleigh; John Rush.BobJones
University, Greenville, S. C.;
and Jimmy Kimsey, East Car
olina, Greenville, N. C.;Max
ine O'Dell and Anna Bruce,
Carson Newman, Jefferson
City, Tenn.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Town
son spent last Saturday in
Chattanooga, Tenn.
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Mr. Alexander Starks, stu
dent at WCC. Cullowhee will
spend this week visiting his
brother and aunts in Chicago.
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Mrs. F. C. Bourne, Jr.,
and children, Elizabeth and
'Clarke, will spend the week
end in Atlanta with Mrs.
Bourne's brother -in-law, and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
J. M. Hounsom.
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Mrs. Zelma Fain left Mon
day for Wallingford, Pa., to
spend Christmas holidays with
her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Owen.
Dr. Walter Ford Mauney of
Birmingham, Ala., arrived on
Tuesday to spend Ourlstnus
with hi* parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Waller Mauney.
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Mr. and Mrs. Demlj Helton
Md family of cumon. Tan.,
spent Christmas with bar par
ems. Mr. and Mrs. NoUod
Walls.
4-4 i, om/L KAeAAy CiduJrtmaA/l
Best wishes to you for a wonderful holiday.
Roece Motor Co.
Andrews, North Carolina
Greetlnqs .
fomilies -
gather together in joyous
celebration, we extend belt Yuletide wishes.
MEADOWS RADIO I TV
Tilery
Christy
IV e re ringing
out our very warmest
Yuletide greetings to
you and yours . . . with
a sincere "thank you."
Rogers Electric Service
Robert E. Rogers
Sptciai C, kriitmas Wit
tiiaa*
This is a special Christmas massage from Noah Lovlngood,
owner of Murphy Supply Company
We have been permitted to enjoy the blessings of another Christmas
Season. As we pause here at Murphy Supply Company to celebrate
Christmas, 1963 we have many blessings to be thankful for and we
count them one by one. For all of them we are very grateful.
To our many friends aid customers we are grateful for your
friendship, loyalty and pleasant business relations. All of them
have helped ease the pathway of life. To you we are thankful.
For the year 1964 we promise to strive harder to merit your
friendship. To you and yours, my family and I and the employee* of
Murphy Supply Company sincerely wish each and every one of you
health, happiness, and a very Merry Christmas.
, Noah Lovingood
MURPHY SUPPLY
COMPANY
Murphy, N. C.