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Lodge To
Confer
MasterDegrei
ANDREWS - Andrews Lodge
No. ? Af t AM hu u
emergent communication for
the purpose of conferring the
Master Mason degree on Sat
urday, Feb. X, at 7:30 p.m.
A regular meeting of the
Lodge will be held Monday,
Feb. 3, at 7:30 p.m. A color
film of the 1963 World Ser
ies will be shown. All mem
bers and visiting Masons are
invited to attend.
-A
Mrs. (Catherine Brallier of
Franklin, Ky., is visiting her
mother, Mrs. D. W. Swan.
-A
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Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Martin
Miss Ki I bourn Js Wed
Zo flack K. Martin
ANDREWS - Miss Lillian
May Kilbourn, daughter of
Mrs. Harbld Eldridge of Win
sted. Conn., and Jack R. Mar
tin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd
Martin of Andrews were mar
ried December 7 at the First
Church in Wins ted with Rev.
Granville Greenwold officiat
ing.
For her wedding the bride
wore a formal gown of chan
tilly lace featuring a bouffant
tiered skirt with a full chapel
train. Her veil was fastened
to a crown of seed pearls
and crystals and she carried
a bouquet of white roses.
A reception was neia, 101
lowlng the ceremony, at the
Riverton firehouse with 100
guests attending.
On their wedding trip Mrs.
Martin traveled in a white
wool suit with red and white
accessories.
They are now residing at
38 Rock Street.Winsted, Conn.
The bridegroom is employ
ed with the Square and Marra
Construction Company. Heat
tended Andrews High School
and the bride attended the Gil
bert School.
The Rev. and Mrs. Paul
Mayfield and children, Ed
die, Tommy, and Mary, of
Sylva, visited friends during
the weekend.
-A
Ranger Speaker At
Garden Club Meeting
ANDREWS - Helton Car
mlchael, Assistant Ranger of
the Tusqulttee District of U. S.
Forest Service, talked to Val
ley River Garden Club mem
bers and guests on Thursday
afternoon at Sumy Corner,
home of Mrs. John Whis en
hunt. It was the Club's first
meeting of the year.
Mr. Carmlchael told of
the Tree Improvement Pro
gram, using a chart to il
lustrate processes involved
in the seeding nursery and ex
plained the long range pro
Certificate Honors
Memory Of ^
Joseph A Rogers
ANDREWS - A certificate
signed by President John F.
Kennedy shortly before his
death last November, was re
ceived last week by Mrs.
Bertha Rogers of Andrews.
The certificate was award
ed to honor the memory of
Mrs. Rogers' husband, the late
Joseph A. Rogers, for bis
military service during WWL
The certificate was signed
by President Kennedy on Nov.
14, 1963, just eight days be
fore he was killed in Dallas.
Mr. Rogers spent eleven
months overseas during World
War I, serving with the famed
30th 'Old Hickory Division.
He died September 8, 1932.
The certificate read:
"The United States of
America honors the memory
of Joseph A. Rogers. This
certificate is awarded by a
grateful nation in recognition
of devoted and selfless con
secration to the service of
our country in the Armed
Forces of the United States.
Signed, John F. Kennedy,
President of the U. S., Nov.
14, 1963
Other members of Mr. Rog
ers' family include two daugh
ters, Mrs. Norma Best and
Mrs. Stella Tatham of And
rews, and three sons, Paul
Rogers and Harold Rogers
of Raleigh, and Boyd Rogers
of Andrews.
Mr. and Mrs. William Pitt Waker, III
Miss DeVore Js Wed
Zo Pitt Walker, ///
ANDREWS - Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. DeVore of Roswell, Ga.
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Nancy Diane De
Vore to Pvt. William Pitt
Walker in, son of Mr. and
Mrs. William Pin Walker of
Andrews.
The wedding was solemn
ized at the home of the bride
in Roswell on December 26
at 8 o'clock p.m. The Rev.
Edward Wood performed the
double ring ceremony.
The bride attended Young
Harris College, Young Har
ris, Ga., and is now employ
ed by Southern Bell Tele -
phone and Telegraps Company
in Atlanta.
Pvt. Walker also attended
Young Harris College for two
years. He volunteered for the
U. S. Army in early Septem
ber and on completing his
training January 34 at Fort
Knox, Ky., will be stationed
in Germany.
Valleytown HD Club
Meets With Mr*. Ellis
ANDREWS - The Valleytown
Home Demonstration Club met
at the home of Mrs. Luke El
lis this week. Mrs. Ellis,
president, presided.
The collect was read in
unison followed by the de
votional given by Mrs. Mary
Carter.
A program on stain removal
was presented by Miss Thelma
Wheeler.
Mans were made for a food
sale combined with an apron
sale to be held In March.
Project leaders and club
committee chairmen were
named.
Twenty -two were present
Including three new members,
Mrs. Lloyd Bents, Mr*. H. R.
Ethridge, and Mrs. Jack Her
bert.
Cherokee Scout jTTIay'coimn'
Progreea, Thin., Jan. SO, 1964
gram for local areas.
Mrs. G. W. Cover, who in
troduced (he speaker, laid af
her visit to the foreets of
Germany and Austria, and a
comparison discussion fol
lowed. In closing Mr. Car
mi chad related the legend of
Standing Indian Mountain.
Mrs. A1 Brown, Sr., pre
sided in the absence of the
President, Mrs. Rowland Day.
Following reports from var
ious committees, plans were
announced for several mem
bers to plant bulbs on the
cemetery grounds on Satur
day.
Mrs. Lloyd Bentz, co ?
hostess, assisted Mrs. Whl
senhunt in serving refresh
ments to members and five
guests, Mrs. Louise White
house, Mrs. C. E. Holder,
Mrs. S. J. Gernert, Mrs. Lucy
Laughter and Mrs. Katherine
BraUlier.
Purser Accepts
Teaching Position
At Norwood, N. C.
ANDREWS - Jerry Pur
ser, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Alder Purser accepted ? posi
tion as agriculture teacher in
the Norwood High School, Nor
wood, N. C., Monday.
Mr. Purser recently grad
uated from State College and
completed his practice teach
ing this past week at Coats,
N. C.
He is married totheformer
Miss Jane Carver and they
have one son, Frankie, age 2.
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Mr. Whitaker
W.D. Whitaker Promoted
To Shrine Divan Post
ANDREWS - W. D. "Bill'
W hi taker, whose membership
in the Shrine dates back to
1921, has been elected to one
of die highest positions in the
Oasis Temple of the Shrine
in North Carolina, which takes
in all of the state from Char
lotte west, with some 8,000
members.
Mr. Whi taker was promot
ed to one of the 10 posts on
the Divan, the governing body
of the Potentate.
He formerly served in the
post of Ambassador.
His promotion to the Divan
came at the regular meeting
of the Shrine in the Oasis
Temple at Charlotte Jan. 18.
Mr. Whitaker has been a
Shriner by both approaches,
both the York Rite and the
Scottish Rite, since 1921, and
he is one of the top members
of the Divan in years of ser
vice.
Mr. Whitaker has long been
a civic leader in Andrews and
an active member of the Mas
onic Lodge here.
He is a charter member
and past president of die
Mrs. Cuver
Awarded 1
Certificate
ANDREWS - Mrs. G. W. f
Cover has received ? certl- '
flcate from the Carolin* Char
ter Tercentenary Commission
awarded in grateful recog- ?
nitlon of her assistance and
support in the program ob
serving the Tercentenary of
the Carolina Charter of 1663.
Mrs. Cover returned from
Raleigh this past week where
she was reappointed to the
North Carolina Confederate i
Centennial Commission.
Miss Brenda Stover, daugh- ?
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Stover, has been swarded the
Julia Baxter Cramer Scholar- <
ship for the second semester i
at Lee's - McRae College. '
This is an academic scholar
ship. Miss Stover was award
ed the Sullivan Scholarship
at the beginning of the fall
semester.
-A
Andrews Rotary Club, a past
president of the Smoky Moun
tain Shrine Club, Immediate
past commander of the 81st
Wildcat Division ofWWIfame,
past Master of the Masonic
Lodge, and a former Mayor
of Andrews.
He is presently vice presi
dent of the N. C. Crippled
Children's Association, s
Trustee of the Ashevllle Or
thopedic Hospital, senior vice
president and secretary of
Citizens Bank and Trust Co.,
is Included in Who's Who In
the Southeast and 'Lives Of
North Carolina', Is Chairman
of the town Planning Board,
and is a civic leader In all
endeavors of the town.
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