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OAK Elects New Officers MURPHY--Archibald a Murptey Chapter of QARmet Tuesday evening. Feb. 21 with Mrs. H_A. Mattox with Mrs. John Bay less as co hostess. The Regent. Mrs. Jerry Davidson presided over the business session and heard committee chairmen reports. Mrs. Robert Easley reported on the Harshaw Chapel restoration. Mrs. H.A. Mattox presented the slate of officers for the coming yer as follows: Regent-Mrs. Robert Easley; vice-regent. Mrs. John Bayless; Secretary-Mrs. R. M. White; treasurer-Mrs. James Hilton; Registrar,Mrs. Ben Warner, Jr.; Chaplain Mrs. Jerry Davidson; His torian-Mrs. Lonzo Shields, and Librarian-Mrs John Davidson. Miss Clara McCotnbs was welcomed as a new member. Prize winners in the His tory contest were special guests and presented the pro gram; they were Eddie Hughes, Steve Sykes, Ter esa Crain, Linda Pope, Ka ren Watson, Kathy Carter, Charlotte Ledford and Lisa Warner. Other guests in cluded Mrs. Dan Lamb, Mrs. Charles Hughes. Mrs. Reba Watson. ? Mrs. Ed Reynolds, Mrs. H.E. Bishop and John Welch. The hostess served ref reshments to the 22 mem bers and guests present. Child rens Group To Meet Monday The Cherokee County Asso ciation for Retarded Children will hold its March meeting Monday night at the Power Board Building. It is scheduled to begin at 7:30 The Esther Sunday-School Class of the First Baptist Church met at the home of Mrs. Louise DeHart on Moo day night. February 27 at 7:30 pun. Mrs. James B. Hall, pres ident, presided. Mrs. Ruth Cheney opened the meeting with prayer. Minutes of the January meeting were read and Treasurer's report was given by the secretary. A love offering was taken. There was some discussion of our sick members in the church and it was decided that cards should be sent to the ones who are ill and members of their family. Plans were made for visitation of new people who have moved into our area and four members were appointed to carry out this visitation. Mrs. Gladys Hint on gave an inspiring devotional and closed the meeting with prayer. The hostess served refreshments to : Mrs. James B. Hall, Mrs.. Ruby Stiles, Mrs. Frances Jones, Mrs. Margaret Bruce, Mrs. Ruth Cheney and Mrs. Gladys Hinton. MURPHY--Circle number three of the First Methodist Church met on Tuesday after noon, February 21st in the , Men's Bible classroom of the church with Miss AdellaMer oney as hostess. Mrs. W. P. Odom, chairman, presided over the business. Mrs. Howard Martin read a letter from Billy Graham ab out his Christmas visit to Viet Nam. Mrs. Will Taylor gave the program on "Self Study of Membership". The meeting closed with prayer. During the social hour the hostess served refreshments to Mrs. R.A. Martin, Mrs. Dora Akin, Mrs. W.E. Howell, Mrs. W.P. Odom, Mrs. Howard Martin and Mrs. W.H. Taylor. You'll Savor The Flavor Of r Every Dish You Order Here Thursday Night is Old Fashioned Family Dinner Night ' SPARE RIBS & SOUR KRAUT - WITH ALL THE TRIMMINGS CAFETERIA RESTAURANT 85t CHILDREN 1/2 PRICE Friday Night is 7 C ^ PANCAKE & SAUSAGE NIGHT / JY SUNDAY - SPECIAL DINNERS Turkey and Dressing O'DELL'S CAFETERIA I RESTAURANT! Andrews Highway Murphy. N. C. Open Sun, thru Fridoy ? 6 o.m. Until 10 p.m. Woman s 3?age m Tta palmm aoarrr swroa hum m?-mm 4-H News The Tomotla 4-H Club met on Thursday night, Feburary 23, at 7 o'clock with thirteen 4-H members and three adults present. Mr. John Jordan was guest. Plans were made during the business session to make curtains for the front of the building and hang them at the next meeting. Plans were also made for members of the did* with the help of the leaders, to take part in Heart Sunday and go from door-to-door taking con tributions for the Heart Fund drive. After the business session was over, Jordan spoke on the need for an education to suit the needs of each individual. Refreshments were served to those present and games were played. The Tomotla 4-H'ers had collected $73.22 for the Heart Fund. Peachtree News A delightful surprise birth day party was held on February 7, the eve of Mrs. Bird Hall's birthday, in her home by the ladies of the WMS of Peachtree Baptist Church. "Involvement in Ev angelism" was studied. After business and opening of gifts, Mrs. Junes Foust, hostess for the month ser ved refreshments to the 17 present. -p. Mrs. W.C. Messer is home from Piedmont hospital in Atlanta, after a week there. -P A group of 55 people held a Youth Planning meeting at Peachtree Baptist Church du ruing the afternoon of Feb ruary 12. Plans were made for Youth night March 18. The youth are working on the music every Sunday afternoon so we hope that every Baptist Church in the association will have youth present. -M Mr. and Mrs. J.R- Hall of Marble attended the WNC Sports award banquet in Ashe ville recently. -M W end ell Lovingood of Mar ble is a patient at District Memorial hospiul, Andrews. -M Mr. and Mrs. T.O. Morris of Waynesvtlle announce the en gagement of their daughter, Madge Joy Morris, to David Henry Patton, son of Mrs. Lucille D. Crawford of AsbevUle and the late William Henry Patton. Miss Morris is the grand daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R.T. Stiles of Rl 2, Murphy. She is a graduate of Mars Hill College and is presently employed by Southern Bell Telephone Co. Her fiance is a senior at North Carolina State at Raleigh. The wedding is planned for June 3. Mr. and Mrs. Dsve Bruce and David spent die weekend In Knoxvlllc visiting Mrs. Bruce's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. L.D. Foley. -M Mr. and Mrs. Creed Bates spent Sunday and Monday in Atlanta with their children, Mr. and Mrs. Cordon Bates and family and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Whitmire and daughter. -M Mr. and Mrs. Brance Thompson of Morris town, Tenn., spent several days last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Charlie Wood of Pleasant Valley. -M Mrs. Mar cell a Smith and daughter. Miss Carmolita Smith, spent the weekend in Randleman with Mrs. Smith's brother, Dr. and Mrs. Sher man Hampton. They were ac companied borne by Mrs. Smith's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Hampton who had spent several weeks with their son and family. Dr. and Mrs. Sh erman Hampton. -M Mrs. Walter Mauney has re turned borne after spending several weeks with ber son. Dr. and Mrs. Walter Mauney of Nashville, Tenn. -M Mrs. Rosa Ledford and Mrs. Elfreda Henson spent the weekend with relatives in At The Fantasticks Produced At YHC The Fanusticks is to be produced by the Delta Gamma Drama Scoiety in cooperation with the Department of Music, Thursday, Friday and Satur day at 8 p.m. in the CI egg Fine Arts Auditorium, Young Harris College Campus, Young Harris, Ga. The Fanusticks, with book and lyrics by Tom Jones and music by Harvey Schmidt, was written specifically for, and produced, off-Broadway. The Fanusticks opened May 3, I960 and has become since that time New York's longest running musical. The Fanusticks is a story about young love, parents, the world, and human nature--but most of all about young love. Utilizing a small cast and a plain wood platform with four poles, it attempts to create its own world by the use of music and words. its blend of satire and romanticism, bright comedy and serious verse, makes The Fanusticks one of the most rewarding and unusual shows from the world of musical theatre. The Young Harris College production of The Fanusticks is directed by Robert R. Pev itts with William Fox handling the musical direction. In the case are: Buddy Berry, As El Gallo; Sally O'Leary, the Girl; David Braddy, the Boy' Roger Bright, the Boy's Father; Gary Dye, the Girl's Father; Carolina Gillespie, the Mute; Phil Hutcheson, the Old Actor, and Cecil Wright as the Old Indian. Seats are available any night during the run of The Fanusticks. Individual admi ssions are $L00. Student groups rates are available at 75# each for student groups of ten or more, and 50# each for student groups of twenty five or more. Tickets will be on sale on the Young Harris College Campus from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. through Saturday and may be ordered by mail by sendiq; checks or money orders and an enclosed self-addressed envelope to Delta Gamma Dra ma Society, in care of Mr. ma Society, in care of Mr. Robert R. Pevitts, Bo* 235, Y oung Harris Ga. Lee College Enrolls Two A Hayesville girl and ? Marble boy are among the students enrolled for the winter semester at Lee Coll ege in Cleveland. Tenn. Patricia Ann Blankenship, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willi Joe Blankenship of Hayesville, is a liberal arts freshman. i James Danny Mundy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mundy of Marble, is a liberal arts sophomore. Lee College is a Church of God Institution. Hobart McKeever attended the UNC Alumni Wrestling Committee meeting held in Chapel Hill over the weekend. -M Mrs. Paul Schofield of St ates ville is visiting her mother, Mrs. Hattie Akin who is ill. SPOTLIGHT <0) is on. We Are Now In Our New, Modern, Spacious Building. We Would Like To Take This Opportunity To Thank Our Many Friends & Customers For Your Patronage Over The Past Years And Extend To You An Invitation To Visit Us In The New Store. Plenty Of Free Parking And Now Offering You A Much Larger Selection Of Groceries, Dairy Products, And Fresh Meats At Down To Earth Low Prices. In Just A Few Days We Will Be Announcing Our Grand Opening GIBSON'S FOODLINER Mrs.i John Cannon and son. Mar; of Chattanooga, Tarn., have returned home after spending a week with her mother, Mrs. Winona Hughes and grandmother, Mrs. Lassie Hughes. -M Miss Eugenia Davis, with the Metropolitan School of Na shville, Tem., returned to Nashville Sunday after spend ing the weekend here with Dr. and Mrs. B.W. Whitfield. -M Mr. and Mrs. Joe Little spent the weekend in Chatta nooga, Tenn. -M Mrs. Edwin Wonchester re turned home after spending the pest week in Atlanta, Ga. with her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Winchester. -M SP4 James L. Clones of Fl Benning, Ga., spent last weekend here with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Clonts. -M Miss Ressel Tn Finalist Class Miss Kathryn EUa?k?h Re ssel, senior M Murphy High School snd daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ressel, of Brasstown, has advanced to finalist standing in the 1966 67 National Merit Scholar ship Program. Miss Ressel shares this honor with about one-half of one per cent of the graduating secondary school seniors in the nation. As one of about 14,200 fin alists. Miss Ressel remains in the Merit Scholarship com petition. GETTING UP tfter U. won KldR69 or Bladdor Ir itatioru often occur una may make you icnec and nervous from too frequent iassages both day and night. Second irtly. you may lose sleep and suffer from ieadaches. Backache and fed old. Ured, lepreseed. la such Irritation. CYSTBX isually brings fast, relaxing comfort by urbing Irritating germs In strong, add irlne and by analgesic pain relief. Oet druggists Feel b nrtru at dnig^U. *el better fast. 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