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J Local Affairs lotte ?u a week end guest of M t. and Mil. Alvin Cannon. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Greer of Bristol, Vs. were week end guests of Mrs. Baxter Linney. Mrs Dean Andmn is ? patient at the Johnson City Eye Hospital. iWimmi City, Tenn., where she is iwwpmttnf from eye surgery. Mrs. Jack Mock is a patient at Blowing Rock Hospital, where she la ill with pneu monia. Mr. and Mr*. Charles Jenk ins of North Wllkesboro spent the week in the home of Major and Mrs. J. H. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Wyckoff left this week for their home in Orlando, Fla. after spending the summer in Blowing Rock. Mia* Linda Kay Cline of Win ston-Salem was a week end guest in the home of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cline. Miss Wilhelmina Shull of Gastonia was a week end guest of her sister, Mrs. B. G. Leake in Valle Crvcis. Mr. and Mrs. H. Neal Blair Jr. of Greensboro spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. Neal Blair on the Deerfield Road. Mrs. Baxter Linney will leave Thursday to spend a week with her sister, Mrs. W. C. Black and Mr. Black in Staunton, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Barnes of Hillsboro were week end guests of Dr. and Mrs. William Matheson. Mr. Don Ragan underwent surgery at Watauga Hospital Monday. His condition is satis factory. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Godfrey of High Point left Sunday after spending a few days with Rev. and Mrs. Boyce Brooks. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Meigs of Albemarle were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Hargrave. Rev. L. Doyle Masters of Smyrna, Tennessee, Is spending this week in the home of Rev. and Mrs. Richard Crowder. Judge and Mrs. William Med ford of Waynesville visited Thursday and Friday with Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Winkler.* <uh *. Mr, John Boone of DtaUm, Conn, and New York City apefct Tuesday night with his mother, Mrs. J. A. Boone. David Dougherty, a student at the University of North Car olina, at Chapel Hill, spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Barnard Dougherty. Miss Elizabeth Greer, a stu dent at Kings College in Char lotte, visited over the week end with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Greer. Miss Carolyn Hargrave, a sophomore at Meredith College, Raleigh, spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Hargrave. Mr. and Mrs. Harley C. Hart litie left Tuesday for their home in Miami, Fla. after spend ing the summer on Route 1, Blowing Rock. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Cook of Detroit, Michigan are spending 1 a week with Mr. Cook's father, Mr. T. F. Cook and Mrs. George Crawford of Elk Park. Mrs. Robert Cody, Mrs. Ed Hall and Mrs. B, W. S tailings 1 spent Thursday in Charlotte ' where they judged the Char- ' lotte Council Fall Flower Show. ' Jack Martin Thomas, a stu- 1 dent at the University of North 1 Carolina at Raleigh, was a week end guest of his parents, Major ' and Mrs. John H. Thomas. Hie J. H. CounciUs will re turn home Wednesday after 1 visiting in Sylva since Friday with Mrs. David Hall Sr., who 1 nas nen in several ween. Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Krida of Chattanooga, Tenn. were week and viiitort with Mn. Krida'f parents, Mr. and Mrs. R C, Rivers. Rev. and Mr*. W. E. Pope at Perkinsrille were dinner gue*t* Wednesday in the home of Mr. and Mr*. Joe L. Coffey Sr. at Deep Gap. Mr*. C. C. Rafan and Sgt. and Mr*. Ruaeell Greene of Ft. Lee, Va. visited recently with Mr. aad Mr*. R. V. Hayes In North Wilkeaboro. Mr. and Mr*. Carle P. John son of Norfolk, Va. are spend ing the weak with Mr*. John son's paranta, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Cook. Mr. and Mk*. Sam DMr and son, Rob. of SalMbanr. war* guest* |g fee torn of Mr. and Mr*. W. R. Winkler Friday and Saturday. Week end guests in the home of Mr. and Mr*. J. V. Caudill were Dr. and Mrs. R Paul Caudill of Memphis, Tenn., Mr. Voa Caudill of Norfolk, Va , Mra. Kenneth day and child ren of Raleigh, and Mr. and Mr* J. V. OMdiauJr. of Way neaVffle. 1 O'r 1 am. c. M. Oiudtll of Crew. Va.. who b W years old. Ml Thursday and brake her hip. wtote vMUng her ?on, Mr Jake Oawta and Mrs CaudUl. She fc a patient at Watauga Hoeptait. Mm Wen Uoderdowo (pent the week end with her lister. Mr*. WHUam O. Lasater and Mr. Laaater in Erwin and visited the State -Fair la Raleigh Monday night. Mrs. E. Ford King, Jr.. wm in Johnson City. Teas., Sunday to attend the Sigma Kappa Sorority Mother - Daughter Taa with tar daughter, Carolyn, who is > stu dent at Tennessee State Catiege. Mr. and Mrs. John Farthing and children, Brenda, Sandra and Stevie, of Augusta, Ga., spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Zeb Farthing and Fred. Mrs. Fern Culbreth of Spin dale was a week end guest of Rev. and Mrs. Boyce Brooks. While here she attended the Appalachian-Lenoir Rhyne foot ball game. Sunday visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cline were Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Os borne, Ginger and David, and Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Os borne of Mouth -of-Wilson, Va. Mrs. Don Shull left Sunday for a week's visit with her daughters, Mrs. Ray Moody, Mrs. Bill Moody, Mrs. James Church and their families in Washington, D. C. Mrs. E. M. Funderburk and children, Lisa and Joy, left Sunday for their home in La Grange, Ga. after spending two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cline and Larry. &(r. and Mrs. Raymond Day spent last week in Savannah, Ua. visiting tneir aaugmer, Mrt. Kermit Keller, Mr. Keller and new granddaughter, Reg lnla Ann. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph S. Greene and son, Mickey, returned Thursday after a two week's visit with their son, Mr. Ever ett R Greene and Mrs. Greene in Lawton, Okla. Mrs. E. S. Quails was in Char lotte Sunday and Monday of last week where she attended the Cosmetologist Convention which was held at the Charlotte Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Howell and Linda and Mr. James Col Una of Durham were week end guests of Mrs. Howell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shoemaker in Zionville. Mrs. Roberta Yarbrough, who is enroute to her home in Dub lin, Ga. after spending a week's vacation in New York City, is a guest of Mrs. Lucy Watson this week. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Winkler attended the annual meeting of the North Carolina National Park and Forest Development Commission held in Fontana over the week end. Miss Musa Miles of Nashville, Tennessee left Tuesday after ?pending ? week with her bro ther, Dr. George Miles, Mrs. Miles and Margaret on Fac utly St. Mr. and Mrs. Guy W. Spencer ?f LaGrande, Oregon arrived last Tuesday to spend a month with their son, Dr. W. G. Spencer, Mrs. Spencer and children on Highland Park Ex tension. Dr. J. Ella Hardin, Mrs. Ad die Clawson and Mrs. C. C. Ragan attended the home-com ing at Stony Fork Baptist Church Sunday and also visited In the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bister Greene. Week end guests in the home jf Mr. and Mrs. Ed Quails in eluded Mr. and Mr*. Fred Pan Iher tod Mrs. Charles Peeler, Paula and Chuckle of Shelby and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wehunt and son, Lloyd, Jr. of Valdese. Visiting at Bethel with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Winkler during the week end were Mr. and Mrs. Rom L. Maltha of North Wilikes boro, Mrs. Marie Dean, Peters hurt, Via., and Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Row, Lake Plait, Fla. Mrs. Daisy Fisher left Mon day for her home In Green Cove Springs, Fla. after spend ing the rammer at her home on Route S, Boone. Enroute she will visit with Mrs. R. C. Icen hour in Granite Falls Mrs. Lee Reynolds, Mrs. Martha Watkiaa, Mrs. Ed Hall and Mrs. B. W. Mailings spent Tuesday in Winston - Salem when they judged the Standard Flower Show at the Dixle-Claa sic Fair. Mrs. C. C. Ragan and Mrs. Lloaal Watson visited Saturday In Lenoir with Mrs. Ragan's brother, Mr. J. N. Clawson, who is a patient at Caldwell Mem orial Hospital, racuperatiag . Mr. BUI Brooks of Raleigh ?pent the week end with hit pereoU, Rev. and UN. Boyee Brook*. Sunday visiters includ ed Mr. snd Mrs. Frampton Janes of Albemarle. Recent visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Williams were Mr and Mrs. Bill J. Wtt liams of Concord, Mrs. Nail PreMher of AUendMe. S. C.. Mrs Attoo Oorsey of High Point and Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hafamao of ljeaok-. Mr. and Mrs. Nell Goodnight and children, Cathy, Jack, Sara, snd Bill, of Charlotte spent the week end with Mr. Good night's mother, Mrs. J. L. Good night. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berry of Drexel visited with Mrs. Goodnight Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fox of Hickory spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Cook. Mr. Fox, who has recently re turned home after being s pati ent at Baptist Hospital in Win ston-Salem for six weeks is slowly improving. Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Payne spent Friday and Saturday in Robersonville where they at tended the wedding of Miss June Matthews and Mr. Robert Cochran. EnroUte home they spent Saturday night with Mrs. Rex Kelly in Sanford. Mrs. B. W. S tailings spent the week end in Knoxville, Tenn. visiting her son, Andy, who is a student at the Univer sity of Tennessee. While there she attended the Georgia Tech University of Tennessee foot ball game Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Sligh, Mrs. J. M. Blaylock and Mrs. Ruth Wingard of Greenwood, S. C. were week end visitors with Mr. Sligh'g sister, Mrs. H. Neal Blair and Mr. Blair and with Mr. and Mrs. Latta John son. Sunday visitors in the home of Mrs. B. G. Leake of Valle Crucis were Miss Nancy Taylor of Durham, Mr. Gilbert Taylor of Raleigh. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor and Mri. Howard Mur ray of Valle Crucis, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Leake, Wade and Ann of Briatol, Tenn., Mid ?l len Black and Miss Kiriah Black of Gastonia. Other recent visitors were Mrs. William Hor ton of Washington, D. C. and Mrs. Odes Wilson of Zionville. Home Life Dept. Holds Meeting The Home Life Department of the Worhtwhile Womens Club met October 10 at the Episcopal Church Parish house with Mrs. James H. Godwin, Mrs. W. F. Smith, Mrs. L. L. Bingham and Dr. Ella Hardin hostesses. Mrs. Moose was guest of the club as well as helped with the hostesses. A covered dish supper was served at 0:90 o'clock and was enjoyed by the 14 members and two visitors present. Mrs. Godwin, chairman, pre sided and the club collect was given in unison. Mrs. Homer Brown, secretary, read the min utes of the last meeting. Mrs. Dempsey Wilcox asked if the club wanted the dahlias dug and stored as usual. The club voted to have Mrs. Wilcox have the work done and the club would pay the expense. Mrs. W. L. High, one of the members, gave a most interest ing program on hand crafts and had many and varied beautiful and useful articles she had made to rfiow the members what they could do with their leisure time and be helpful at the same time. Many articles of a personal nature as well as household articles had been made that were most attractive for the person or home. Hob bies can be used either for pleasure and relaxation or to supply the home with useful and decorative articles thus sav ing their money for other things or for an added vacation. The members enjoyed exam ine the articles and added to the social hour following the meeting. The club enjoyed the beautiful and convenient Par ish House and thanks the Epis copal church for its use. Arte Group Has Meeting The Fine Art* Department of the Worthwhile Woman's Club will meet Thunday, Oc tober 17, at ? p. m. In the adult assembly room Of the Boone Methodist Church. The program will be a study on "(till life" by Mrs. Hoaer Brown. u 1 1 iXIIipt1 on-Francig Vows Are Said MRS. DAVID LEE FRANCIS The sanctuary of the Unaka | Avenue Baptist Church wai the | setting at 1 p. m. Saturday for the marriage of Juella Arlene Hampton and David Lee Fran cis. The Rev. Chester R. Park er officiated at the double-ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Darius S. Hamp ton, Route 4, Boone, North Car olina. The bridegroom of 1018 Harding Avenue, Johnson City, is the son of the late Mr. And Mrs. Crockett Lee Francis, Route 4, Jonesboro, Tennessee. Vows were exchanged before a background of two branched candelabra with yellow candles illuminating the wedding scene. On each aide white standards held arrangements of yellow chrysanthemums, gladioli and bronze pompons. The focal point was a white arch bearing yellow carnations and centered with wedding bells. A program of wedding mu sic was presented by Lorraine Boyer, Johnson City, organist, and Don Williamson of Greene ville, Tennessee, soloist. Given in marriage by her fa ther, the bride wore a gown of tulle over taffeta with a portrait neckline and accents of sequins. Her finger-tip veil of French illusion was attached ta a crown of pearls and se quins, The bride carried a white Bible topped with a clust er of white carnations. Mrs. J. B. Jones of Boone, sister of the bride, was matron of honor. Her dress was mint green dacron over green or ganza with a dropped neckline and v-back with matching ac cessories. She carried a colonial bouquet of yellow carnations with bronze pompons with satin streamers. Bert Francis of Fort Benning, Georgia, served hit brother as beat nun. Ushers were Wayne and Denver Hampton, brothers of the bride; J. B. Jones, broth er-in-law of the bride; Harold Romer and Dave Boyd. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Hampton wore a royal blue flannel suit with black acces sories. The bridegroom's sis ter was attired in a printed silk dress with matching accessor ies. Their corsages were carna tions. A reception in the church Fellowship Hall followed the ceremony, with Anna Bess Don ald, sister of the bridegroom; Thelma Homer, Mrs. Eldridge Price, Sylvia Wallace and Joyce Hampton serving. Carol Curtis, niece of the bridegroom, pre sided at the bride's book. The bride is a graduate of Appalachian High School and Steed College of Technology, and is employed by Memorial Hospital. The groom is a grad uate of Jonesboro High School and a veteran of the U. S. Navy. He is employed by Harris Man ufacturing Company. After the weddnig trip, the couple will be at home at 1016 Harding Avenue, Johnson City. Twins Are Honored At Dinner Party ?Mrs. Mae Brown of Rout* 1, Boone and her twin brother. Mr. M. C. Lawrence of Trade, Temi., were honored by their children, Sunday, October 13, with a birth day dinner at the home of Mir. Lawrence. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Wright Lawrence end Lyn, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lawrence and children, Mk\ and Mrs. Cecil Lawrence and children, Mrs. Evelyn Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Oliver and R. D? Mr. and Mrs. Helton Wilson, Sandra and Wayne and Mr. Barl Law rence, ail of Trade, Term., Mr. kod Mrs. Jim Profitt of Mountain City, Tenn., Mrs. J. S. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Comett and Mike of Ztanville, Mr. and Mm.. Everette Cole and children and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown and shildrea of Boone, Mr. and Mrs. lohn LookabiU and children, Mr. ?ad Mrs Jimmy Love and chll fewi of Shelby, Mr. CUnt Thomas if Sutherland and Mr and Mrs. SwtOOrnett of Reeae. Mm. Bill Sums of Reno, Nevada, w as the Miy ch9d not present. Have been intending to tell you for the put two weeks that Martha and Bob Leak have moved to their new home to the Myers Park section o i Charlotte Martha and their eons, Bobby and Council!, bad haen here six week* while Bob found the houae, and all are mighty well pleaaed with it. Bob ia with a mortgage loan company to Charlotte and Bob by it attending nuriery school to the Episcopal church near their home. I'm (till waiting for a cake recipe Martha pro mised me. It sounded good and easy and I know you would like to have it, also. Recently Mr. W. C. Greene of Lax on brought us two pale blue eggs. The amazing thing about them ia that the hens laid the eggs this color. I know yeu are doubting this, but it's a fact. Mr. Greene says the chicken originated in Europe. The eggs have created a lot of interest and we are glad to have the curios around. Jane, it was ever so good to have you and Art home for a visit Saturday and half the day Sunday. Entirely too short a visit, but better than nothing. Come again soon as possible. Will be glad when you are near er. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Dimmette, owners of Panorama Estates Just off the Parkway atop high mountains near Boone and Blowing Rock, called Sunday and invited your daddy and me to come see their beautiful view. We went about 4 p. m. and surely there is no such view anywhere in this section of the country. No truer words were ever written, Rachel, than those you used to describe the beauty of Panorama in the ads you did for Mr. Dimmette this summer. A wonderful part of the visit Included a tour of the house the Dimmettes are building to a wooded area of their develop ment, which already has street lights and paved roads. It is go ing to be an almost perfect house. The view from any win dow is extraordinary, and the floor plan is something I have dreamed about for years. Can't wait to see the furniture to place and a fire burning in the fire place on a day like yester day. The Dimmettes give ui some paniiee which we are thorough ly enjoying. Must be some min erals in that soil that we don't have down here. Can't ever re member having pansiea bloom ing past the middle of July. And, you should have seen their dahlias! Every possible color and fresh as summer time. It was a good visit and we won't wait long to go back. One could not sing the blues of the world from up there . . . just. look down on both. Tomorrow I plan to cook some salsify Mrs. Dim Appalachian Garden Club The Appalachian Garden Club held their October meet ing at the horn* of Mrs. Max Dixon. The district garden club meeting, which is to be held at the First Methodist Church in Conover, October 16, was an nounced. Mrs. Latta Johnson discussed the terms used in flower ararnglng and also gave a demonstration of different line arrangements. The hostess served refresh ments to the seven members present. Jeweled bodices over crepe garments make for evening glamor. The professional extras of SANITONE service add up to THE BIG DIFFERENCE in Trailway drycleaning Leading Clothiers \ Recommend it Wrth SANITONC DrycJaanlng you ghrt your kind of car* that's rtc ommtndtd for tham by people who know fina clothes best. Such famous clothiars as Sorbin, Handmachar and Botany 500 recommand professions! SANITONE Dryc leaning for kaaping garments new looking. WE FSATUM IT I Trailway Cleaners, Inc. E. King. Street Z Bmmc, N. C. 364-8416 mette gave us. It is real strange looking . . . like something from outer apace, and the dic tionary says it is a plant of the aster family, which from the flavor of Hs edible root is called oyster plant and vegetable oys ter. We appifeciate the gift and are looking forward to trying this new food. Former congressman Hugh Alexander of Washington, D. C. came by for a brief visit Thursday morning. He is look ing well. Also enjoyed a visit with Ruby Cooke Michael of North Wiikesboro. I hadn't seen her for years . . . and I appreciated her kind words about this letter. 1 got this salad recipe out of the Columbia Misaourlan. First serve ? thin hot soup and top it off with some fruit and cook ies for a very satisfying meal. Salmon Macaroni Salad S ounces elbow macaroni 2 tablespoons lemon juice or vinegar 2 tablespoons salad oil 2 teaspoons grated onion or 2 tablespoons chopped chives X 1-pound can salmon, drained and flaked 2 pounds fresh peas, shelled and cooked 1 cup sour cream 3/4 teaspoon salt Freshly ground black pepper 1 pimento, minced 1 tablespoon chopped fresh dill, or % teaspoon dry dill weed Cook macaroni according to directions on package. Drain and rinse well in cold water. Toas lightly with lemon juice, salad oil, and grated onion or chives and pile into serving bowl. Make a well in center and fill with flaked salmon. Surround the salmon with a ring of cooked peas. Garnish with wedge of lemon and chill until ready to serve. Toss at table and serve with a salad dressing made by com bining sour cream, salt, pep per, pimento, and dill. Love, Mom Oct. 14, 1963. mufi riTd Newcomers Glib Entertains Wives The Faculty Newcomers Club of Appalachian State Teachers College recently entertained the wives of the new faculty mem bers with a tea and tour of the college campus. The group met in the Fine Arts Building Auditorium and were welcomed by the club president, Mrs. Howard Ryan. Mayor Wade E. Brown of Boone gave ? report on the his tory of Boone. Or. James Stone, director of summer sessions and extension, gave a brief history of the college and plans for fu ture expansion. Following the informative re marks by Stone and Brown, the group was taken on a tour of the campus and points of inter est in Boone. The tour was planned by Mrs. O. K. Webb, Jr., end conducted by Mrs. Jim Lacy, Mrs. W. L. High, Mrs. Paul Patterson, Mrs. Paul Sanders, Mrs A. M. Dent on, Jr., Mrs. Frank Steckel, Mrs. Ben Bos worth, Mrs. Charles Scruggs, Mrs. 0. K. Webb, Jr., ?nd Mrs. J. E. Johnson. After the tour the group was entertained with a tea in the Bast Hall parlor. Faculty newcomers include: Mrs. Clawson Wells, Mrs. Rob ert Pee, Miss Cynthia Stiles, Mrs. Ada Crisp, Mrs. Starr Stacy, Mrs. Donald Askins, Mrs. Milton Blue, Mrs. H. L. Bowman, Mrs. Roger elites, Mrs. James Cole. Mrs. Walter Connolly, Mrs. Ray Graham, Mrs. B. C Pate, Mrs. LeRoy Pike. Mrs. R. E Reiman, rs. T. L. Tedford, Mrs. Thurston Walls, Mrs Elmer White. Mrs. E. G. Wodocek, Mrs. William Imper atore and Mrs. Jihn Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Mast, who are moving from Washing on, D. C., to Kansas City, Mo., visited last week with his sister, Mirs. Clarence Watson. Other guests in the Watson home over the week end were Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Collins of Scottsville, Va. Crepe is being used exten I sively for daytime wear as well I as for evening. It drapes beau | tifully and looks well in tunic styles. Members "Everybody L ikes Boone, N. C. " And Most Everybody Likes the MOVIES I APPALACHIANS 1 THEATRE 1 Telephone AM 4 8606 SHOWS: donday thru Saturday at 2 - 4 - 7 - 9 ? Sunday at 3 ? 8:00