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Mr. and Mrs. A1 Boyles of Le
noir were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. W. W. Chester on Sunday.
Mr. a ad Mrs. R. E. Kelley spent
the week end in Aahevilte and Gat
linburg, Tennessee.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Murray of
Greensboro were Sunday visitors
with relatives in Boone.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Rice made a
business trip to Spruce Pine Mon
day.
Mrs. C. D. Coffey, Jr. of North
Wilkesboro visited Wednesday
with Mrs. M. P. Critcher.
Mrs. 1. L. Goodnight underwent
surgery at Watauga Hospital Sat
urday morning.
Mr .and Mrs. J. L. Duffield of
Bristol, Tenntssee visited Sunday
with Miss Bunny Isaacs.
Mrs. Lunda Nobles is visiting
with relatives and friends in John
son City and Kingsport, Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Bentley re
turned Friday after vacationing in
Miami, Florida for a week.
Mrs. Ala McGuire returned home
today after visiting since Monday
with her daughter, Mrs. Cecil Eby
and Dr. Eby in Lexington, Va.
Miss Patricia Dowling of Win
ston-Salem spent the week end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.
0. Dowling.
Mr. and Mrs. David Wingate of
New York City were the guests of
Mrs. Kenneth Liilney over the
week end.
Dr. Jack Billings of Virginia
Beach, Va., spent the past week
end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ward Billings, of Vilas.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Dixon and
Mr. and Mrs. David Blanton and
Steve visited Mr. and Mrs. W. M.
Dixon Sunday.
Jack Van Noppen of the Univer
sity of North Carolina spent the
week end with his parents, Dr.
and Mrs. J. J. Van Noppen.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Camp of
Ahoskie, N. C. visited Dr. and
Mrs. J. R. Melton over the week
end.
Mr. ?nd Mrs. R. S. Bushnell
have returned to DeLand, Florida
after spending the summer at their
home in Highland Park.
Mrs. James B. Mast spent sev
eral days with Mr. and Mrs. Colon
Nifong and family in Winston
Salem last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Garland of
Trade ,Tenn? Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Jones, and Mrs. Frank Wilson of
Boone visited Mr. and Mrs. J. Bart
Ragan Sunday.
Bob Agle, Jr. spent last week
end visiting with Miss Jo Herring
in Greenville, N. C. and with his
?unt, Mrs. E. H. Agle in Greens
boro.
Mr. and Mrs W. R. Graham,
Miaa Betsy Graham, Mrs. Lillian
Hopkins and Mrs. M. P. Critcher
visited with friends in Independ
ence, Virginia Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Latham of
Wadesboro, former residents of
Boone, and Mrs. Virginia Jones
spent the week end with friends
In this area.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Grainger
and daughter Sherry of Greens
boro spent the week end with Mr.
Granger's mother, Mrs. Robert R.
King.
Rev. and Mrs. J. K. Parker, Jr.,
Marcia Parker and Carolyn Mast
ers spent the week end in Wash
ington, D. C? where they visited
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Gebhart.
Mrs. Tom Moody and Mrs. Lucy
Carroll returned Sunday night
from a 10-d?y tour of Mew York
City, Washington, D. C. and the
New England states.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mast of Kan
napolis attended the funeral of
Mr Mast's uncle, Mr. Earl Schell
?t Bethel Church on Beaver Dams
Saturday.
Mrs. Ralph Tugman was called
to Miami, Florida last Wednesday
because of the critical illness of
her father, Mr. W. B. Glenn, who
|s a patient at Merey Hospital.
Mrs. Charles G. Hodges and Mn
Stewart Barnes returned Saturday
from Winston-Salem where they
attended the Dixie Claaaic Pair
last WOQk.
Mrs. C. B. Craig, Jr. and daugh
ters, Cindy and Sally, of Cincin
nati, Ohio are visiting ten days
with Mrs. Craig's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. H O. Dewllng. while Mr.
Craig attends the furniture market
in Lenoir.
Vffairs
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Lanning,
Misses Dinah Lansing and Yvonne
Bodenheimer of Durham, ipect
the week-end in Boone visiting re
latives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Church mov
ed from their home.at 1900 East
King Street Wednesday to the
house they bought recently on
Wilkesboro road.
Mrs. Cratis Williams, Mrs. Ed
ward Harrill and Mrs. Howard
Decker, members of the League of
Women Voters, attended a recent
State workshop in Hendersonvllle.
Sgt. and Mrs. J. J. Grant and
son, Jerry, of Fort Lee, Va., were
recent visitors at the home of Mrs.
Grant's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Col
lis Parlier.
Mrs. A. P. Van Dusen of Dela
ware, Ohio will arirve Thursday
for a visit with her brother, Mr.
Charles L. Lewis and Mrs. Lewis
of Sherwood.
Miss Helen Underdown spent
Friday night and Saturday in
Charlotte viiiting the North Caro
lina Trade Fair, and Saturday
night and Sunday in High Point
with relatives.
Mrs. Bob Congleton and daugh
ters, Robin, Betty Ann and Carole,
are spending the week with Hr.
Congleton at the home of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Congle
ton in Barbourville, Kentucky.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John
K. Brown last week were Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Smith, Dr. and Mrs.
Clyde Smith of Piney Flats, Ten
nessee and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Tilley of North Wilkesboro.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McLeod and
children, Lynn and Bill, of Reids
ville spent the week end with
Mrs. McLeod's mother, Mrs. R. H.
Hardin and Mr. and Mrs. Grady
Farthing.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Hagaman
and Jane of Norfolk, Virginia
visited with relatives at Cove
Creek and Beaver Dams over the
week end. They attended the fun
eral of Mr. Earl Schell at Bethel
Church Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Combs of
Jacksonville, Florida were called
here last week on account of the
serious illness of Mr. Combs'
mother, Mrs. John Combs of Vilas,
who is a patient at Cannon Mem
orial Hospital in Banner Elk.
Mrs. Jessie McGuire, Mr. John
F. Greer and Mrs. Ala McGuire
spent the week end in Albermarle,
where they attended the wedding
of Mr. Greer's granddaughter,
Miss Phyllis Ann ftrcer and Mr.
James Nolan, Jr. on Saturday.'
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hendrix and
Mary Alice of Knoxville, Tennes
see visited Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Hendrix and with Jack's
grandmother, Mrs. Alice Hardin,
who is critically ill at Watauga
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Horton, Mrs.
Maggie Henson, Mr. John Horton
and Mr. Lonnie Henson were in
Riva, Maryland Wednesday (or the
funeral of Mr. Jack Horton, a bro
ther of Mr. Don Horton and Mn
Maggie Henson, who died Monday,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Payne
and Major and Mrs. John H. Tho
mas spent last week end in Marion,
Alabama with their sons, John
Payne and Jack Martin Thomas,
who are attending Marion Military
Institute.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy McConnell,
Bain and Lisa, and Mr*. Bain
Doughton of Winston-Salem were
week end visitors with Mrs. J. C.
McConnell. Mrs. Doughton and
Lisa will be with Mrs. McConnell
through the week.
Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Harmon had
as guests over the week end Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Jones, Mr. and
Mrs. Foy Jones of Charlotte, Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Jones, Sarah Lou,
Gary, Randy and Edwin, and Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Reid and Larry of
Valdcse.
Mrs. Robert Leak and Bobby of
' Raleigh are visiting this week with
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jamev Councill and Mrs. B. J.
Council). Mr. Leak, who is assist
ing with the Trade Fair Jn Char
lotte, . spent the week end with
them.
Mrs. Fred Krider has returned
to her home in Winston-Salem af
ter visiting two months with her
daughters and mm, Mrs. Don Wal
ter! of Jefferson, Mn Tatuai
Brown Of Todd, Mrs. Forrest
Greene of Boone, Mr. Bill Krider
of Todd and their families.
Jeff Suipmers of StatesviRe Is
visiting ten day* with bis uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
Chester. ?
Mr. and Mr*. George Murray of
Waco. N. C. and Mr. and Mrt 0
C. Dixon and daughter*, Peggy and
Naacy, of Shelby viaitod Sunday
with Mr. and Mm. Lionel Watson.
Among thoae attending the tioV
Imgaworth Brown wedding in Win
stoa-Salem Saturday were Mr*.
Graydon Eggers, Mr. and Mr*. Her
man Eggers, lfr*. George Judy,
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. HoUhouaer and
Mr, and Mrs. J. E. HoUhouaer,
Jr. The Holshousers were th*re
(or the week end.
Mr. and Mr*. John Houck and
Greta were the week end guests of
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Dayvault and
Betty in Statesville. Mr. Houck and
Mr. Dayvault went on a fishing
trip to Cherry Grove Beaeh on
Saturday, and the Houcks and
Dayvaults joined Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Auten in Charlotte on Sun
day for a visit to the Trade Fair.
Marty and Joey Champion have
returned to their home in St.
Simons Island, Georgia after
spending six weeks with their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Brendall, while their mother, Mrs.
Martin Champion, was recuperat
ing from a serious illness. Mrs.
Champion is the former Miss Sal
lie Brendall.
The Rev. and Mrs. Preston
Hughes, Jr. and children, Preston
III, Bill, Helen Hood, Marion and
Paul, spent the week end in Win
ston-Salem .with Mr. and Mrs. Ru
fus Smith. Other guests of the
Smiths were Mr. and Mrs. David
Nelson of Raleigh and Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Gates of Roxboro. Mrs.
Hughes, Mrs. Nelson and Mrs.
Gates are sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Schroyer
of Middletown, Indiana and Mr.
and Mrs. Stuart Frushour of Log
ansport, Indiana left today after
visiting the past week with Dr.
and Mrs. Lee Reynolds. They visit
ed with Bob Reynolds in Raleigh
over the week end and visited Miss
Marjorie Reynolds in Charlotte
Tuesday. Mrs. Sadie McKee, who
has been with the Reynolds' for six
weeks, is returning to Middletown
with the Schoyers.
Miss Greer Is
Wed To Mr. Nolan
Albemarle ? Central Methodist
Church was the scene of the Sat
urday wedding of Miss Phyllis Ann
Greer and James Onslow Nolan Jr.
of Kannapolis.
The 8 p. m. ceremony, perform
ed by Rev. Cecil L Heckard, was
followed by reception at Helder
man Cottage.
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William Earl Greer was given in
marriage by her father.
She wore a gown of ivory peau
de sole and Aler con lace designed
with a square train and carried
roses and stephanotis centered
with an orchid. A crown of beaded
lace held her bouffant veil of silk
illusion.
Miss Jane Greer wis her sitter's
maid of hon<jr.
Attendants were Hiss Faye Dark
of Chapel Hill, Miss Lou Gallagh
er, Miss Mary Rhyne, and Mrs.
William White Jr. all of Charles
ton, S. C. .
The son of Dr. and Mrs. James
Onslow Nolan chose his father as
best man.
Ushers were Capt. Joseph Mor
ris, Pensacola, Fla.; Dr. Freder
ick Glass, Lake Worth, FU.; Ed
ward Nolan, Shelby; Luther Hart
fell III, Concord, and Fisher Beas
ley and William Whitley, Kanna
paiia.
Mrs. Nolan it a graduate of the
University of North Carolina'
School of Nursing. Prior to her
marriage she was employed by the
Bradford Clinic in Charlotte.
Her husband attended the Unl
versity of North Carolina where
he was a member of Kappa Sima
Fraternity. He is a saks represen
tative for Richmond Jewelers' Sup
ply Co. Inc.
After a trip to Nassau, the
couple will live at 630 South
Spring St. In Concord.
Miss Reece, Mr.
Brown Married
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Reece of.
Zionville announce the marriaga
of their daughter, Mary Kathleen,
to Jack Lm Brown of Boone, son
of Mrs. Jim Brown and the lite
Mr. Brown.
The ceremony took place on Oc
tober >, at the home of the Rev.
R. C. Rggars.
A reception was held for the
coaple at the home of Mrs Ever
ett Cole, sister of the groom, with
cloae friends and relatives ittend
ing.
Out-of-town guests Included Mr.
and Mrs. Johnny I Axon, Hickory,
Misses Mafy and Joocia Brown, of
Htckory
Hoi lings h orth-Brown Vows Exchanged
MRS. VICTOR E. BROWN
Miss Nancy Dime Hollingsworth
became the bride of Victor E.
Brown at 4 o'clock Saturday after
noon, October 14, in Davit Chapel
on the campus of Wake Forest Col
lege. The bride's father, Dr. Leon
H. Hollngsworth, Wake Forfest
chaplain, officiated, assisted by Dr.
Glenn Blackburn, pastor of Wake
Forest Baptist Church.
Mrs. Graydon Eggers of Boone,
organist, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hill
of Thomasville, Miss Nancy Breed
love of Roxboro, and Charles Yar
brough of Winston-Salem provided
music.
The bride is the daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. Leon M. Hollingsworth of
Winston-Salem. She was graduated
from Wake Forest College and
is now teaching at Northwest High
School in Forsyth county.
The bridegroom is the son of
?*rs. Victor E. Brown, Sr., of Wil
liamston, and the late Dr. Brown.
He is a senior at Wake Forest Col
lege and is a member of the Naval
Reserve.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a gown of silk
organza appliqued with hand clip
ped Chantilly lace. The bodice had
a scoop neckline and elbow-length
sleeves, and the full skirt extended
into a chapel train. Her illusion
veil was attached to a lace caplet
embroidered with seed pearls. She
carried a cascade of white roses
and stephanotia centered with a
white orchid.
Mrs. James E. Holshouser, Jr., of
Boone, twin sister of the bride,
was matron of honor. Bridesmaids
were Miss Linda Hollingsworth,
sister of the bride, and Mrs. Je
rome B. Taylor of Raleifih. Junior
bridesmaids were Hiss Kfthy
Walker, cusin of the bride, and
Miss Frankie Webb of Charlotte,
cousin of the bridegroom.
The attendants wore dresses of
apricot taffeta and matching head
pieces with flirtation veils. They
carried cascades of bronze pom
pons and yellow roees.
Honorary bridesmaids yen Miss
Clyde Templeton of Charlotte and
Miss Annie Faye Jones of Wil
liamston. Each of them carried a
single long-stemmed yellow rose.
Carlyle Brown, brother of the
bridegroom, was best man. Ushers
were Douglas Peele of Williams
ton, William McKay Johnston of
Lillington, Frank Colvard of West
Jefferson, Franklin F. Ramseur
III of Camp Lejeune, and Jesse
Pearson of Charlotte.
.The bride's parents entertained
at a reception in Wingate Hall af
ter the ceremony.
The couple will live at 2820
Glenn Avenue in Winston-Salem.
Miss Wood, Mr. Carriker Are Married
Miss Margaret Anne Wood of
2369 Fairway Drive at Winston
Salem became the bride of Ron
ald Charley Carriker at 4 p. m.
Sunday, Oct. 2, at Deerfield Metho
dist Church.
The Rev. L. R. Wood, grandfa
ther of the bride, performed the
ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wood of
Blowing Rock. She is a graduate
of Appalachian High School at
Boone and the school of X-ray
technology of the Bowman Gray
School of Medicine in Winston
Salem. She is presently employed
in the X-ray department of the
N. C. Baptist Hospital.
Mr. Carriker is the son of Mr
and Mrs. C. C. Carriker of 447
Brent Street at Winston-Salem He
is t graduate of R. J Reynolds
High School at Winston-Salem and
attended' the University of Miami
Honored On ;
80th Birthday
Mrs. WiH Baird of Valte Cruds
celebrated her 80th birthday Sun
day October IS. Those attending
wen:
Mr. and Mrs. Neno Goodlake of
Miamia Florida, Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Chandler and children of Lenoir,
Mrs. Ullie Ballard of Lenoir, Mrs.
Mary B. McDonald of Richmond,
Va., Mr. Baa McDonald, Kathy,
Bobby, and Tommy of Charlotte,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Baird of
Valle Cruet. Mr. and Mr. Hillary
Hobby of Valle Cruets, Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Baird, William Baird,
Nancy lookubill, Morris Watson,
Debley Baird, Mr. and Mrs. Char
les Vannoy, Richard, Terry and
DaVid, Mr. and Mn. Bynura Tay
lor, Mrs. Burl Winkler, Darts,
Dean and ?wyn, Mr. Joe Burkett,
Mr. Recce Burkett, Mrs. Margaret
Vannoy, Barbara, and Flake, all of
Boone.
U. S. to keep air base* in Brit
ain.
at Coral Gables, Fla.
He served with the Army on
Okinawa and is presently employ
ed in the photographic depart
ment at Western Electric Co. He
recently returned from an assign
ment on Kwajalein Island and will
report for Army duty to Fort
Hood, Texas, on Oct. 29.
The couple entered the church
together, and the bride wore a
street-length sheath dress and
jacket of candlelight brocade with
cowl. Her circular veil of illusion
fell from a pillbox of matching
material trimmed with roses and
iilies-ofthe-valley. She carried a
white Bible and white orchid.
The bride's parents entertained
at a reception at their home after
the ceremony. '
Mr. and Mrs. Carrtker will make
their home at Winston-Salem for
the present.
Miss Wood, Mr. Carriker and
Members of their families were en
tertained prior to the ceremony at
a luncheon giVen by Dr. and Mrs.
John 0. Martin at their home On
Highland Avenue.
IV table was centered with n
arrangement of pink and white
carnations and flanked by silver
candelabra holding pink candles
There were fourteen guests.
Saturday and Sunday
October 20 and 21
Sanctuary
with
LEE RENNICK
and
YVES MONT AND
Home Lift Dept.
Has Meeting U
Tki Home Uf? DepirtBMt of
tfce Worthwhile WooMa'i Club of
Boooe mat with Mrt. Dempeey
Wilcox oa Ook Street Thursday
night at 7:30. Co-hoste? ?s were
Mrt. Cicero Greer and Mrt John
Wetherrd T . '
The meeting was called to arder
by Chairman Mrt. Dempiey WUcox
and the dub collect waa gives by
Mrt. Lona Quail*. Guetta Mrt. Al
fred Adams, Mrt. Humie Adams
aad Mrt. Jo Ragan were irftreduc
ed, along with the speaker, Mrt.
A. E. Hamby, Jr.
The club gardens were discuss
ad and it was reported that ton&
one had been engaged to dig the
bulbs and help store them for the
winter at Mrt. German Wilcox's
basement. Mrt. Harmon reported
that the thought a need at the
rest hornet wat recreation and
some little attentiona from outsid
ers for the guetta in the home. A
ride into the country for an hour
and an ice cream come would add
to their joy. Sunday afternoon she
said was especially long and dull
for them in that they could not
work and the afternoon's were so
very long to them for that reason.
It wat suggested that various clubs
could take a home and make it
their project to do something for
the guests in that home as often
as they could. It wat alto called
to the clubs attention that a citi
zen living in the neighborhood of
one of our gardent said he kqew
that garden had been photograph
ed this summer by at lertt twenty
five tourists and that they would
stand and admire the beauty often
when no one had a cament. The
citizen said he was willing to
pitch in and help keep the gar
dens another year for reasons
mentioned.
Lnisimas decorations were dis
cussed a* new business and it was
decided this department would
take charge of decorating windows
this year. Prizes for judges for
Christmas decorations were men
tioned but nothing daee about It
at this meeting.
Mable Brown, General Club
Chairman, called attention to the
next general club speaker, Mrs.
Ballentine, and urged all to be
present. She also asked for names
of all who could go to the district
meeting and said she hoped to
have three autos full for that trip.
The meeting was then turned
over to Mrs. Hamby who talked at
length on etiquette. She had the
subject well in hand and took up
such subjects as weddings, parties,
entertaining guests in the home,
table settings, flower arranging
and many special occasions. She
said the Fogue's book on etiquette
seemed to her to be one of the
best and made the information
the simplest of any she had found.
She said that etiquette in general
was simply good and kind consid
eration of those about us and do
ing everything in the nicest and
| Match tba floriour fall
color* with clothes
fraihlf Sanicoa* dry
cleaned. Whan all deep
down dirt i* removed,
color* fair) jr iparkle, and
the like- new it and feel
are reitored. Gat M for
foil foitivifiet now ?
Jj ?end' your fa mil j'$
clothes today and avoid
the rash.
Trail way'*
Cleaners
ncomum
Fkhf ft Delivery
AM Mtll ?. Iiim, W. ?.
molt *f nunocr, ^ that
any rutaa of etiquette might be
changed to suit the occasion es
pecially in our homei and enter
taining friend*.
The iae*twg waa a moat enjof
able one and many of the mem
ber* asked questions and entered
into diacuasion* which alwaya
makea for a better program.
The hostesses' sewed delicious
refreshments to the twenty-four
guests and members present.
Garden Club Meets
With Mrs. Harris
The Appalachian Garden Club
met with Mr*. Barton Harris for a
call meeting on October 11.
The purpoae of the meeting was
to further plana to decorate the
cabin of Mrs. Jack Norri* for an
open house in December. The
Christmas decoration* will carry
out an Early American theme.
The cabin will be open from 10
a. m. to 4 p. m. on Saturday, Dec
ember 2. Admission will be fifty
cent* per person. Refreshment*
will be *erved. Mr*. Norri*' cabin
ia located off the Linville High
way in a beautiful mountain let
ting.
Mrs. Jim Duncan and Hn. Jack
Nerria were appointed by the
president, Miss Cynthia Stiles, as
chairmen of the project. She also
appointed the following commit
tees:
Tree, Mrs. Jack Norris and Mr*.
Max Dixon.
Mantle, Mrs. Bill Fulmer and
Mr*. Bill Winkler.
Publicity, Mrs. John Corey and
Mrs. Braxton Harris.
Door, Miss Cynthia Stiles.
Child's bedroom, Mr*. Gene Wil
son.
Desk, Mrs. John Corey and Mrs.
Braxton Harris.
Refreshments, Mrs. J. C. Good
night and Mrs. Ronny Brooks.
Master bedroom, Mr*. Bob Dav
is.
Fine Arts Group
To Meet Today
The fine artf department of the
Worthwhile Club will meet Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
A. E. South on North Street.
Assistant hostesses will be Mrs.
W. G. Harttog and Mrs. M. E.
Muder.
Miss Hen 8 on One
Of Fair Queens
Lynda Catherine Henson, Dairy
Princess from Vilas, was one of:
the eighteen North Carolina beau
ty queens, tobacco queen contest
ants, and dairy princesses partici
pating in the opening of the Dixie
Classic Far last week. Miss Hen
son was escorted by ROTC cadet
Shockley D. Gardner of Wake For
est College.
TRADE AT HOME
Legion Ladies
Meet Friday
Tht American Legion Auxiliary,
Watauga Port Umit No HO. Ift
at the Legion Hut FrMiy evening,
October U. Mrs. J. W. Norris,
president, presided during the bu*
lness meeting, gl
Prayer was led by the chaplain,
Mrs Hettie Hodge*. The office
of the treasurer being vacant, Mrs
Lionel Ward was elected and In
stalled.
Mrs. Roy Rufty gave ? report
on the Fifth Area meeting at
Oteen Friday, October B.
Plans were made for a Veteran's
Day suoper to be held Novortber
11. All Gold Star mothers and
fathers are invited to attend this
meeting. Auxiliary members are
expected to come and bring a cov
ered dish.
Mrs. Wheeler Davis was wel
comed as a new member.
An interesting program on the
life of Stephen Foster was given
by Mrs. Homer Brown, and a num
ber of Negro spirituals written by
him were sung by the group.
The meeting adjourned with
a prayer, led by the chaplain.
Refreshments were enjoyed by
the Legionnaires snd Auxiliary
members during the social hour.
In Fashion Now
It's good news for many of the
weaker sex to hear that heels are
not as high this season as they
have been. There is great variety
in the type heels being shown on
shoes for every occasion.
Stacked heels for sports and
walking shoes are very popular ?
they vary in height from rather
low to medium high.
Heels for dress shoes are slim
mer than those for casual wear
but they are not the high spikes of
the past season. Some late day
pumps of soft leathers with buck
les have rather low, slim heels.
Toes may be squared, oval or
pointed but the pointed toe seems
to be losing out in popularity.
Satin or cloth shoes are favored
for evening wear.
PURCHASE REVEAL $8,900
Memphis ? After leaving the de
partment store, Mrs. Helen Kirch
near * checked her purchases and
was surprised to find 18,000 in Iter
sack instead of two tiny batteries
the had bought.
She returned the bundle of cash
to the store. The store officials
were apologetic and grateful to
get the department's receipts for
the day. The clerk had mistakenly
handed Mrs. Kirtchner the wrong
sack.
In all the excitement, Mr*.
Girschner forgot to get her batter
ies.
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