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Mr. and Mrs. John E. Whitener announce the marriage of their daughter, lve Jean Whitener to William M. Gates of Murphy. The groom Is a 1964 graduate of Murphy High School and the bride is presently a senior there. After her, gratkiation, the couple plan to reside In Atlanta where the groom is now employed. -M Mr. and Mrs. FrankieDock ery and children Darrell and Lesia have returned home after spending a week with Mrs. Dockery s family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor and family of Clermont, Fla. -M Miss Jane Whitley, student at University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tenn., spent the week-end here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Duke r Whitley. -M Mr. C. W. Barrett was call ed Friday to Denver, Colo, due to the death of his mother, Mrs. Charles W. Barrett Sr. -M Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bates returned home Thursday from a visit with Mrs. Bates' sister Mrs. Garrison Maneval and Mr. Maneval of Morristown, Tenn. 1 BUDGET 1^1 PRICED! Now Get OZITE TOWN'N' TERRACE Ozite Made With VECTRA Olifin Fibre So Durable Its Used Outdoors So Attractive Its Used Indoors. COLORFAST -Won't Rot Or Mildew RESIST Staining & Spotting TAKES Rugged Wear Use It Anywhere: Patio, Porch, Terrace, Balcony, Bathroom, Kitchen, Family Room Or? Use Your Imagination CARPETING COMPLETELY INSTALLED WALL TO WALL FREE HOME SERVICE) WE WILL BRING SAMPLES TO YOUR HOME, OFFICE OR PLACE OF BUSINESS. Fm Estimates At No Obligation. OUT OF TOWN CALL COLLECT 837-2044 WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. YOU WILL NOT BEAT OUR PRICES REGARDLESS WHERE YOU BUY Palmer & Cook Discount Store Highway 64 East - Murphy, N. G Phone 837-2044 SheHPonian 's?&aqe ?um. PAUtU NdtTT IMTM PMMHMW tJ Born to Mr. and Mrs. Gall C. McDonald of Hardwtck, Georgia. a daughter Debra Gail on January 24th. Mrs. McDonald U the former Bet ty Dale Lowe of Hayes ville. A daughter, to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sneed, Ru 3 Murphy, January 31, at Providence Hospital. Mrs. Sneed is the former Miss Lois Ann Mash burn. JUDY MORROW toned Student Of The Month Miss Judy Morrow, 1967 Hiwassee Dam High School graduate, was chosen January Student of the Month at Mc Kenzie College - in Chattanooga. Her selection for this honor was based on an all A average for the fall quarter's work. While at Hiwassee Dam, Judy was salutatorian, vice president of the Beta Club, president of the Library Club in 1967 and a four-year mem ber of the Library Aide Corps, Junior class secretary, and was pictured in the 1967 Eagle yearbook as "Most Courteous" senior. She enrolled at McKenzie last June and resides at Frances Willard in Chat tanooga. Judy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.E;; Morrow of Murphy. -M R.W. Easley, Merle Davis and Reuben Moore, 5 'tended a Lions meeting held in Ra leigh over the week-end. -M Mr. and Mrs. J.D.Burch spent the week-end with Mrs. Burch'sTiother, Mrs. Minnie Colson and other relatives in Middlesboro, Ky. -M Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hens ley of Oakrldge, Term., spent the week-end with his mother, Mrs. Vesta Hens ley and sis ter, Mrs. Dot Hensley. -M Among the out-of-town re latives and friends attending the funeral of Miss Frances Dixon on Monday , Jan 30 were: Mr. and Mrs. Roy T. Camp bell of Newport, Tern.; Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Estes and Mrs. Evelyn Richards, of Atlanta, Ga.j Mrs. Buel Adams of Fort Lauderdale, Fla.i Mr. and Mrs. Fan Mayfield, Atlanta; Miss Virginia Liles, Ashe ville; C.D. Ketner, Mr. and Mrs. W.D. Ketner, Mr. Car son Baldwin, Waynes villej Mrs. Giles Cover, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Ermls and Ell ennee Ennis, Andrews; Mrs. Jane Orr, Cullowhee and Mr. and Mrs. Pinckney Orr, An drews. THERE ARE LOTS MORE PEOPLE WE NEED TO GET ACQUAINTED WITH THIS WEEKS GET ACQUAINTED SPECIAL ONE WEEK ONLY 2 PC SUITS & DRESSES Reg. 95$ SPECIAL 69* QUALITY WORK GUARANTEED FAST ONE DAY SERVICE AT THE PLANT WATCH FOR NEXT WEEKS GET ACQUAINTED SPECIALS Pickup A Delivery Service In Thh Area HAYESVILLE CLEANERS OWNED AND OPERATED BY CASTILE HOWARD Hoy?svill?, N.C. H Your Cbthos Art Not BECOMING To Yo? Tboy SliovM BE COMING 1o Us The Western Carolina University Concert Choir began a mid-winter tour <f North Caro lina and Georgia Wednesday. Members of the choir Include Robert Eugene Black of Rt. j 4. Murphy, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Black, and Kemeth Ray Cabe of DUlard, Ga., son ' of Mr. and Mrs. Neville Cabe of Rt. I. ' CHURCH NOTESl Baptist churches throughout the nation will be obsewtag Race Relations Day on Sun ^The primary purpose of this observance U to in church members to put forth an effort In bettering human relations in the com munities where they llve; In North Carolina, there are more than 3400 churches in the predominantly white Baptist State Convention. These two conventions report a membership of over 1,300,000. The conventions w0" together invarious ways, to 1969 they will climax a united effort in evangelism by co sponsoring a statewide con ference on evangelism in Greensboro. The Department of Inter racial Cooperation of these two conventions offers free materials and personnel to help churches with promotion of Race Relations Sunday and other prolects. That ?ddress is Box 9523, Raleigh, N.C. The Lydla Sunday School Class of the First Baptist Church met Monday even ing, Feb.5 in the home of Mrs. Jack Frauson with Mrs. James Hughes as co-hostess. The group visited Mrs. Mayes Behrman who Is sick and returned to the home of Mrs. Fruason and held their meeting. Mrs. Kenneth Graham, pre sident, presided over the busi ness. Mrs. Jot Fowler read a poem on "Thoughts for 1968". Cards were sent to members who have been un able to attend Sunday school. During the social nour the hostesses served refresh ments to the following: Mrs. Kenneth Graham, Mrs. Joe Fowler, Mrs. George Worley, Mrs. Harry Ingram, Mrs. Kenneth Godfrey, Mrs. Bobby Robinson, Mrs. Curtis Hew lett, Mrs. Bud Penland and Mrs. James Garland. The Laura Frances Snow Circle of The First Baptist Church met on Monday Ing, Feb. 5 with Mrs. J.L. Savage at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Savage, president, presided over die business. Mrs. Boyd David taught the Mission Study Bock on "Trumpets In Dixie ? The meeting closed with prayer. During the social hour the hostess served refreshments to the following members pre sent: Mesdames Cecile Mills, Roy Chandler, Roy Lovingood, Richard Hicks, Martin Doug las, Boyd Davis, Rob Minor and Miss Jewell Garrett. The March meeting will be held with Mrs. Martin Douglas. The Elizabeth Hale Circle of the First Baptist Church met Monday evening, Feb. 5 at 7:30 p.m. with Mrs. John Donley. Mrs. Everett English op ened the meeting with prayer and Mrs. James B. Hall, chairman, presided over the business. Mrs. A.L. Buchanan gave the program and closed the meeting with prayer. During the social hour the hostess served refreshments -M Those from Cherokee | County who itttndedtha train ing meeting for the County Chairmen at Home Demcn atratlon Club* of Western North Caroline held In Aahe TlUe, Tuesday, Jan SO went Mrs. Joy Prauaen, Mrs. C. L. Aiveraon, Mrs. R.D. r, Mrs. Carrie Prla- I to the following; Mrs. Don Gentry, Mrs. Loren Davis, : Mrs. Junes B. Hall, Mrs. ' Everett English, Mrs. A. L. Buchanan and one visitor, Mrs. Doyle Burch. Rev. Jack E&nonds, Dir ector of Area Crusades for ? the Associated division of the Southern Baptist Con vention, was in Murphy Feb. 1-2 training Crusade Comm ittee Charimen in preparation for the Western Carolina Cru sade for Christ which will be held in this area July 7-17. Rev. Edmonds, who is a graduate of Oklahoma Baptist University and holds a Mas ter Degree from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth, Texas, is also the Director of Crusades for 1968 in Phoenix, Arizona, Denver, Colorado, Syracuse, N.Y. Lexington,N.C. Vanda lia, 01., Fredrickesburg, Va., and Athens, Tenn. Licensed To Wed Ronald Fowler, 18, Ducktown, Tenn., and Patricia Dyer, 17, Postell , Tenn. Richard Holden, 24, Geneva Lake, Ohio and Margaret Ar nold, 30, Shelby, Ohio. Burney Leon Culpepper 18, Charlooe, N. C, and Carolyn Frances Neece, 18, Maridan, Miss. James Howard Queen, 18, Copperhill, Tenn., and Debbie Jean Newman, 18,Turtletown, Tenn. Samuel Lee Farmer, 21, and Ellen Ruth Lowery, 18, bothof Chattanooga, Tenn. William M. Gates, 22,and Iva Jean Whitener, 17, both of Murphy. Jerry Ray Brewer, 21, and Brenda Gail Caldwell, 18, both of Lenoir, City, Tenn. Herman Hardy, 19, and Glenda McDaniel 18, both of Chatt anooga, Tenn. Larry Maxwell, 21, Quincy, 111., and Barbara Burrell, 21, Hayesville, N. C. Joseph M. Nance, 18, Decatur, Ga., and Jacqueline T. Toney, 18, River dale, Ga. AMONG THE SICK Murphy; Mrs. Bead* Stiles, Murphy; Joseph L. Prrnky, Murphy; Anthony Crisp, Rx. 4, Murphy; David Slmonds, Hsyesvillej Mrs. Willi* Lou Shields, St. 1, Marbles Mr*. Laura Lac Taylor, Rt. 2, Mur phy, Lionel McHan, Rl 1. Murphy; fikmoie KlUlan, Rl X. Murphy; Mrs. SMrley Mao Hall, Rl 3, Murphy: Mrs. Georgia Voyles, Rt. 4, Murphy; Donald Manay, Hay esvllloi Jeffrey Laney, Rt. 4 Murphy and Alrln Kephart, Rl 3, Murphy. -M Mrs. Rick Roberta cf At lanta, Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Margaret Glfabs. -M Mrs. Clarence Butler of Sainesville, Ga., Is vlsltipg Iter daughter, Mrs. Hobart McKeever, Mr. McKeever, Sill, Price and Tina. -M Mrs. M.H. Fox who has been i patient in a Waynesvllle Hospital, baa returned and is it the home of her daughter, Mrs. Irene Elrod, Murphy, Rl 4. Mr. Mi Mrs. Richard W patrlcfc span! Sunday with Mrs. k. Hps unci's punu, Mr. and Mrs. Guy EUar at Patrick. -M Mr. and Mrs. Harty P. Cooper of A tlants sre spend ing several days here this week with their daughter, IMrs. H.A. Matttat and Mr. Madcx. 'I PAY CASH AND SAVE 50* ON ALL SNOW TIRES GRAVE8 TIRE COMPANY Andrews Id. Murphy, N.C. MID-WINTER HOUSE TRAILER SALE We Hov? Over 20 1968 Model MOBILE HOME On Display Five 3 Bedroom Models 2 Bedroom - 12 Foot Wide S318.00 Down - Less Than $58.00 Per Month. Includes Delivery Hookup - Taxes - Fees - Insurance - Etc. Ready To Move In Two Full Time Service Men To Serve You. COLONIAL MOBILE HOMES Hiawas^ee, Go. 896-4442 OR BILL CARVER Andrews, N.C.-321-5496 GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE NOWS YOUR TIME TO SAVE-SAVE-SAVE Everything Must Go-Including Fixtures All Merchandise - Fall - Winter - Spring - Summer We're Selling All Merchandise At Cost And Below Cost Short Sleeve Shirts -Perma Press Were 3.98 To Go At 2.19 Knit Shirts Size 1 ? 6x Short Sleeves 1.00 Perma Press Pants Values To 4.98 To Go At 2.50 Spring Dresses 30% To 50% Off 1 Rack Of Dresses 1/2 Price HERE'S WHAT A DOLLAR BILL WILL BUY SWEATERS GLOVES DIAPER SETS SHIRTS FOR 881 YOU CAN BUY CRAWLERS BOXER LONGIES BOOTEES Blue Jems Reg. Price 3 DO NOW 2 DO Diapers 1/3 OFF Price That Is PRICES SLASHED ON EVERYTHING REMEMBER THIS IS A GOING OUT OF BUSINES SALE. EVERYTHINGS GOTTA GO. THE CHIL S SHOP jfcj.fi ;,n, i.- . ; ? r ,k M - <N TWN. ST. ^ ? , B ITT tit HUMY ? SALE
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