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WMU Executive
Meeting To Be
With Mrs. Jones
There will be an Executive
Meeting of the Woman's Missionary
Union of the Tuckaseigee Baptist
Association, Saturday, February
18, at 2:30 p.m. Mrs. John R.
Jones, Asso. Superintendent, will
rharffp nf this meeting and
each member of this committee is
urged to attend.
The meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. C. M. Warren instead
of at the Baptist Church as
was first announced.
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Thursday Night Bridge
Meets With Mrs. Tweed
Mrs. E. E. Tweed entertained
members of the Thursday night
Bridge club at her home last week.
Seven members and one visitor,
Mrs. H. C. Johnson, of Athens,
made up two tables for the evening's
play. Mrs. Johnson was
dinner of high score and Mrs. W.
L. Jones, low. Mrs. Johnson and
Mrs. CVrus Nicholson won the
slam prize. Others playing were:
Misses Lucile and Hicks Wilson,
Mrs. W. T. Wise, Mrs. Woody
Hampton, and Mrs. John Wilson.
Mrs. Chester Given Shower
A stork shower, honoring Mrs.
Lawrence Chester, was given recently
by Mrs. Andy Queen at
the home of Mrs. Charles Allen.
Appropriate games were played
and refreshments enjoyed while
the honoree opened the lovely
gifts given her.
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Birthday Dinner Honors
Father And Daughter
Mrs. Andy Queen entertained at
a birthday dinner on Sunday,
February 5, honoring her husband
and daughter, Mary Frances.
A number of friends and relatives
were invited to the Queen
home to enjoy the day with the
honorees. Mr. Queen and Mary
Frances received many lovely gifts.
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Cullowhee PTA To Hear
Pres. Paul Reid Tonight
Cullowhee?The Parent-Teachers
Association for the Cullowhee
Training school will have its February
meeting on Thursday evening
at 7:30 o'clock in the audiovisual
rooiVi of the school, according
to an announcement by Mrs.
W. A. Ashbrook.
Mr. Paul Reid, president of
WCTC, will address the assembly.
His ffubieet will bf* Education For
World Citizenship.
The Rev. Charles McConnell of
the Cullowhee Baptist church will
give the devotional. Mrs. Margaret
Jones of the music faculty
has planned special music for the
occasion.
Hosesses for the evening are
Mrs. Ed Crawford, Mrs. Nuntan
Turner, Mrs. Tyson Cathey, Miss
Louise Hunt, Miss Edyth Walker
Miss Hough, and Mrs. Maxie Freeman.
Mrs. Haines Reagan is president
of the organization.
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Home-Makers Sunday
School Class Met
The Home-Makers Sunday
School Class met Tuesday evening
at 7 o'clock with Mrs. Herbert
Harris. The meeting was called
by the president, Mrs. Don Fish- f
er. Mrs. B. S. Hensley opened the
meeting with prayer. During the 1
business it was decided to give (
$10.00 to the Annie Armstrong of- 1
fering. The year books were dis- j
tributed to the 16 members present.
Mrs. Roy Reed gave a very 1
interesting outline on the book of
Matthew. *
Mrs. Harris served a sweet
course to her guests. ]
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Junior Woman's Club
Entertains For Mother 1
Club At Dinner ,
Members of the Junior Woman's
club entertained for the members
of the Halcyon club, their mother
club, at a dinner party in the Pel- *
lowship hall at the Presbyterian
church last Wednesday evening. C
The Valentine motif was used in J
the table decorations and enter- f
lainmeni mrougnoui me evening, i
which included dramatization of s
favorite love songs, sessions of
gossip, and a song fest. Mrs.
Alton Bryson was in charge of
the entertainment. Mrs. Roger
Oillard is president of the Halcyon
club. Miss' Dorothy Tallent is
president of the Junior Woman's
club.
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Baptist Circles Will
Meet Jointly To Study
Mission Work
The Ruby Daniel Circle of the
Gaynelle Murray Circle from the
Baptist church will hold a joint
meeting next Thursday night at
the home of Mrs. George Painter.
The discussion is to start promptly
at 7:00 o'clock. All members of
each circle are urged to attend.
The book "The Little Prophet
From Cane Creek" by Harold E.
Dye, will be taught by several
members of the Ruby Daniel Cir- "
cle.
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lome Economics Group
Has Meeting At
Junaluska Terrace
The Smoky Mountain Home Economics
Association held their
monthly meeting at Junaluska
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l errace nuitn in Aiiarews muuuay
evening.
Those going from Jackson county
were Mrs. D. M. Ramsey, Mrs.
W. B. Harrill, Mrs. Porter Scroggs
and Miss Mary Johnston.
Miss Pansy Deal is president of
the association.
Jj? % $ *
Miss Ulmer Guest Speaker
At Twentieth Century Club
Mrs. Dan Moore was hostess for
the monthly meeting of the Twentieth
Century club at her home on
last Thursday afternoon. In the
absence of the president, Mrs.
Harry Hastings presided during
the business hour. At this time
the club voted $10 from its treasury
for the polio fund. Mrs. D. D.
Davis, program chairman of the
month, had secured Miss Mary
Ulmer of the Cherokee Central
school faculty as guest speaker for
the afternoon. Miss Ulmer spoke
most interestingly on the Indian
Drama, "Unto These Hills", which
will begin showings at the open
air ampitheater at Cherokee next
year. This will be ^ very realistic
presentation of the1 early history
of the Cherokee Indian, given from
a stage, amid natural surroundings
true to the early life of the
Indian. Miss Ulmer was introduced
by Mrs. C. C. Buchanan,
who acted as chairman in the
absence of Mrs. Davis.
During the social hour Mrs.
Moore served a salad and dessert
:ourse with coffee.
Miss Anne Albright of Culloivhee
was a guest. About twenty
nembers were present for the oc:asion.
$ * * $ *
J. B. Parker To Head
Johns Creek P.T.A.
At a recent meeting of John's
?reek Parent-Teacher Association
r. B. Parker was elected president
or the coming year. Other oficers
elected included: Mrs. Howtrd
Wood, vice president; Mrs.
3aul Swayngim, treasurer; and
ifrs. Johnny Farley, secretary.
Committees appointed are: Prop-am?J.
B. Parker, Mrs. Carson
Sryson, Mrs. Eugene Nicholson;
lefreshment ? Mrs. Bernard
irown and Mrs. Callie Brown.
The following grade mothers
vrere named: 1st grade?Mesdames
Vay Henson, Huff Hooper, Mae
Nicholson- Verlin Massingale, Da'is
Hooper and Will Nicholson;
nd grade?Mesdames Wayne Lo
redahl, Clyde Nicholson, Howard
Vood, Johnnie Farley, and Nancy
>chular; 3rd and 4th grades ?
Jesdames Huff Queen, Furber
Nicholson, Alvin Moore and Da'is
Hooper; 5th and 6th grades ?
rtesdames Dorothy Shular, Ella
Stephens, Bernard Brown, Blaine
Nicholson, and George Stephens;
th grade ? Mesdames Howard
Vood and Mrs. Dombey Phillips.
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?and it brings relief almost
instantlyf
Put a good spoonful of Vicks
VapoRub In a bowl of boiling
water or vaporizer. Then ... let
your child breathe In the ,
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Into cold-congested upper bronchial
tubes and * mm
bring relief with \ #l^jCfS
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TLVA HERALD AND RUB
Locals ?
Sgt. and Mrs. Bill McClung and
daughters, Sherry and Toni Karen,
of Fort Smith, Ark., have been
visiting Mrs.. McClung*fi father,
M. V. Sims and family of Sylva.
Sgt. McClung is now on his way
to Japan. Mrs. McClung and children
will make their home here
until they can join Sgt. McClung
in Japan.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Pettit, Sr.,
and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shippey,
all of Asheville, were guests
Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Pet
tit, Jr. While here they attended
the ordaination and installation
service at the Presbyterian church
at which time Mr. Pettit, Jr., was
ordained and installed an elder in
the church.
Mr. and Mrs. William Porter,
who have been guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Ramsey Buchanan and Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Buchanan, left Tuesday
for Hendersonville to visit
Mrs. Porter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Buchanan, before returning
to their home in Washington,
D. C.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Stallcup left
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Sunday to return to their home ir
Gainesville, Ga., after a visit with
their daughter, Mrs. Ed W. Wilson
and Mr. Wilson.
Mrs. J. C. Allison returned Sunday
from Charlotte where sh<
spent the past week with Mr. anc
Mr? Hnu/arW Allicrtn
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Rowlson
and son Cocoa, Fla., are the
guests this week of Mrs. Rowlson'i
parents, Mr. and Mrs. David H
Brown, of Cullowhee.
Dr. D. D. Hooper and D. D
Hooper, Jr., spent the week-enc
in Chattanooga, Tenn. with Mrs
D. D. Hooper who is spending some
time with Dr. and Mrs. C. M
Hooper.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kirk and Mr
and Mrs Homer Davis returnee
Friday from Atlantic City when
they spent last week and attendee
the National Automobile Dealer
convention
Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Hardy had as
their guests last Thursday through
Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Elton Hard}
of Williamston.
Mrs. Tom Wilson spent a recenl
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friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Cagle and
- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cagle and
' daughter, Patsy, returned Sunday
from a ten-day visit with relatives
ui r iui iua.
5 Out of county people attending
s the funeral of Mr. Philip H. Green
at Green's Creek Tuesday were,
Mrs. Ernest Carrigan, Mrs. James
. Carrigan, Woodrow Green, and
1, Mrs. Glenn Mobley of Dallas, N.
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CARD OP THANKS
We wish to thank our many
friends for their loving sympathy,
and for every act of kindness
shown us during the sickness and
death of our husband and father.
Also for the beautiful floral of- f4
ferings.
The family of Lucious C. Sutton
ceased. They returned to Dallas
yesterday (Wednesday).
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Cagle, Mrs.
W. O. Perkins, Mrs. James Mason,
Mrs-^Hoger Monteith, and Mrs.
Lucile Painter attended funeral
services held for Mrs. Addie Martin
in Bryson City last Sunday.
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