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PHILIP OUNMf |U0Y0 C DOU6LAS HENRY KOSWl
Thursday-Friday January 2, 3
Henn Theatre
TRIFFIDS!
...your blood froozos .
is you seo thorn Jj
?raiting to devour ijj
tho human race!
THE DAY OF THE TRIFFIDS
A YEAR IN THB MAKIN8I
FROM THE NIGHTMARE
NOVEL THAT MADE THE
WORLD SHUDDER !
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Howard KEEL ? Nicole MAUREY- Janette SCOTT -Kieron MOORE
Aa M.UEO MT1STS ftataM
Saturday, January 4
Henn Theatre
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Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Brown
ing are spending New Years
with their son and daughter
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Billy
Browning and children of Col
umbia, S. C.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Bell
amy and daughter, Julie of
Greer, S. C., spent Christmas
with her mother, Mrs. Ruth
Cheney, and granctaother,
Mrs. Bessie Deweese.
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Mrs. Winnona Hughes spent
Christmas with her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
John Cannon and son of Knox
ville, Tenn.
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Mrs. Gibb Roddy and daugh
ter, Melinda of Dayton, Tenn.,
spent Christmas weekend with
Mrs. Roddy's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Peyton Ivie. Mrs.
Roddy returned to her home
Sunday and Melinda remained
for a longer visit with her
grandparents.
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SFC and Mrs. Bub L. Brown
and children, Debbie and
Larry left Saturday for Hick
ory, after spending Christmas
with Mrs. Brown s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Cloe Moore.
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Misses Linda Schuyler and
Lynn Smith are visiting their
friends in Ashevillethis week.
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Mr. and Mrs. James E.
Green of Durham spent
Christmas with Mrs. Green's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Weaver.
Miss Lauria Hardin Is I
spending the holidays with
her friends in Waynes ville
this week.
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Miss Billy Moore of Atlanta
spent Christmas with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. R.A.Mar
tin and grandfather, Mr. W. E.
Moore.
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Carl Zimmerman spent the
Christmas holidays with his
daughter, Miss Kathleen Zim
merman of Charlotte.
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Sat., Jan. 4
Henn Theatre
Henn Theatre
Thursday and Friday.
January 2 and 3, Richard
Bbtm and Jean Simmon* la
1KB ROBE.
HMfey - January 4*
Doufaia Paaoire - THE DAYS
OF THE TR1FFICS plua THE
GUN FIGHT AT DOOGE CITY.
Lata Show Saturday night,
J anuary 4. beginning at 10?45
pan. - PLAY IT COOL.
Sunday, Monday, TUasday,
and Wa<fc?eaday, January 5, 6,
7, and I - Jade Lammon in
UNDER THE YUM YUM
TREE.
Murphy 64
Drive-In
Prlday - Saturday, and
Sunday, January 3. 4, and
S - Debbie Reynolds and Mich
ael Rannle in MARY. MARY.
The wonderful, wonderful story ot Mary. Mary.
V n> who said. .."Let's not start something
* in a cab we can't finish
on 44th Street."
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Friday, Saturday, Sunday
January 3, 4, and 5
Murphy 64 Drive-In
JACK LEMMON
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CAROL LYNLEY
IMOGENE COCA
CO-STARRING
? DEAN JONES ? EDIE ADAMS
?PAUL LYNDEROBERT LANSING
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Henn Theatre
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday- January 5, 6, 7,8
Admission Children 25C-? Adults 75C
Ivie Funeral Home
Mtrphy-Aadrews-Haytsvillt
GEORGE ROGERS I
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MURPHY - George Whit - !
comb Rogers, 84, died early i
Sunday morning, Dec. 22, in 1
his home in the Grape Creek 1
section after an extended
illness.
A native of Cherokee
County, Mr. Rogers, was a
son of the late Hugh and Laura
Gallinger Rogers.
Surviving are the widow,
Mrs. Leila Chambers Rog
ers; seven daughters, Mrs.
Lou Belle Graves and Mrs.
Ann Mingus, both of Murphy,
Mrs. Lois Finch of Athens,
Ga., Mrs. Gemay Simpson of
Westminister, S. C., Mrs.
Dixie Bruce of Sweetwater,
Tenn.. Mrs. Nancy Finkle
stein of Metlchen, N. J., Mrs.
Eunice Novak of Grlimell,
Kans.; sons, Hugh, Varner,
Marvin, and Howell oT Mur
phy, and Sheridan and John of
Portland, Ore.: one sister,
Mrs. Lou Justice of Silver
Springs, Tenn.; 36 grand -
children and 11 great-grand
children.
Services were held at 3
p.m. Tuesday in Grape Creek
Baptist Church.
The Rev. Howard Killlan
officiated and burial was in
the church cemetery.
Pallbearers were Rufus,
and jack Carter, Fred Mc
Donald. Marvin Hall, Ed Buck
ner, and Fred Clark.
Me Funeral Home was in
charge.
MRS. RACHEL PANTER
RCBBINSV1LLE - Mrs.
I Rachel Carolina Panter, 72,
I died Friday, Dec. 27. at 8i26
I p.m. in the home of a da ugh -
litter, Miss Irene Patter of
I Robblnsville, after a long
I Illness.
II Mrs. Paotar was a native
I of Graham County, and mi a
I member of Peachtree Baptist
1 Church In dterokee County.
Surviving besides Miss
1 Panter are pro other daugh
ters, Mrs. Llnle Jonas of
bobbins ville and Mrs. Edna
jneed of Cincinnati, Ohio; two
sons, Julius of Robbinsville
ind Walter of Cincinnati; one
brother, Will Lemmons of
Robbinsville; nine grandchild
ren and four great-grand
children.
Services were held Sunday
at 1 p.m. in First Baptist
Church here.
The Rev. E. G. Altland and
the Rev. Oliver Orr offi
ciated and burial was in the
Lovingood Cemetery at Mur
phy, Route 1.
Pallbearers were Robert,
Richard, Billy and Marvin
Pamer, Richard Beasley, and
Lonnie Millsaps.
Ivie Funeral Home of Mur
phy was in charge.
MRS. BUCHANAN
FRANKLIN - Mrs. Hulda
Price Buchanan, 61, of the
Mashburn Branch section of
Macon County, died In a
Franklin hospital Monday
after a period of declining
health.
She was a liflong resi
dent of Macon County, a daugh
ter of the late Phillip and
Sarah Amnions Price. She
was a member of Mashburn
Baptist Church.
Services were held at U
a.m. Wednesday In Ellljay
Baptist Oiurch.
The Rev. Gene Southard and
the Rev. L. E. Angel officia
ted and burial was In the
church cemetery.
Mrs. Buchanan was a sister
of Mrs. Ed doer of Murphy.
Bryant Funeral Home was
In charge.
MRS. MART HILL
MURPHT - Mrs. Mary Hill,
?6, died Thursday, Dec. 36, in
an Oak Ri<lgep Two., hospital
after several years of declin
ing health and a serious ill
ness of one week.
Mm was a native of Chero
kee County, a daughter of the
late Rev. R. R. and Elisabeth
Peetell, and the widow of W.
F. HilL She had lived in the
Liberty community until 1957,
when she went to Oak Ridge.
Surviving are four daugh
ters, Mrs. Juanita Car ringer
of Oak Ridge, Mrs. Geneva
Ham by of Niagara Falls, N.
Y., and Mrs. Mary Burger
and Mrs. Glee Burger of Isa
bella, Tenru; two sons, Fred
C. of Seneca, S. C.. and H.
Guy Hill of Murphy, Ru 2;
a sister, Mrs. Partheoa Hall
of New Jersey! and several
grandchildren and great -
grandchildren.
Services were held at 3
p.m. Saturday in Liberty Bap
tist Church of which she was
a member.
The Rev. Cheatum of Duck
town, Tenn., and the Rev. Les
ter Cook, officiated and burial
was in the church bemetery.
Nephews were pallbearers.
Martin Funeral Home of
Oak Ridge, Tcm., was in
charge.
MRS. MCPHETWGE
N0RR1S FREEWAY, TENN.
-Mr*. Leon* Patterson Mc
Fbetrige, S3, of Norrla Free
?y, Twin., a native of Und
raws, died Thursday, Oac. 19,
at Baptist Hospital.
She was a membar of Bna
ver Dam Baptist Church and
a >aa char at Halls Junior High
School.
Survivors Include the hus
band, James McPhatrlge; one
daughter, Mrs. Sharon Co her
of Fountain City, Tatm.: the
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Patterson of Andrews; two
sisters, Mrs. Helen Reyburn
of Johnson City, Tenn^ and
Mrs. Bcfcvs Dunning an of Los
Alamo, N. M.; two brothers,
Donald Pataarsoo of Morris,
Tenn., and Howard Patterson
of Louisville. Ky.| and one
Services were held Sunday,
DM. 22, at ltOO p.m. at Bea
ver Dam Baptist Church with
dM Rev. A. W. Parker and (he
Rev. AederMn MoCelley of
ficiating. Burial was at High
land Memorial Cemetery at
Fountain City, Tana.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Adams
and children, Bryan and Ann
Spence of Savannah, Ga. , spent
Christinas with her mother,
Mrs. George Townson and
Sherry Spence.
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Mrs. A. E. Vestal of Ash
boro spent Christmas with her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Weaver.
Other guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Weaver were Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Taylor and children,
Ann and Tommy of Alber ?
marie. Mr. and Mrs. Tayloi
were accompanied home by
Mrs. Taylor s mother, Mrs.
K. V. Weaver, wbo will spenc
the winter with them.
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BIBLE
QUESTIONS
* ANSWERS
By Taa Led>etter
Andrews Church of Christ
QUESTION: Should we
observe Christmas aa a re
ligious holy day?
ANSWER: This holiday
cannot be fouod In the Bible,
but It is an invention from
the tradltiona of man.
Christ said that our wor
ship la vain if we teach for
doctrine the commands of
man. (Mt. 7:7-8)
We find from church his
tory that Christmas haa
been ovserved on at least
three different days, one
In Mav, January 6, and
December 36. It Is even
admitted to be part of pag
anism brought into
Christianity.
Radio programs on
WKRJCt Sunday 8iS0 a.m.
Chtrch services In And
rews! Sunday lOaOOi IljOO
and 7|00 p.m.i Wednesday,
7iOO pjn.
Lost
LOST - Howard Ray Gib
ton lost pochotbocli on Firo
Creefc ? Podwbook contain*
Important papers, tf found
pleaae return to Mr. GIbsa
or call S9-MM or 3W-3M4
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