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Demonstration of Basket
Weaving Given At
Club Meeting
Mrs. E. M. Vaught was hostess
on Monday to the Balsam-Willets
Home Demonstration club. During
the business meeting the new Year
Books were distributed.
The program discussion was on
"Our National Government."
Visitors included Mrs. George
Evans, and Mrs. Jeanne Bradley.
Mrs. Bradley delighted the club
by demonstrating basket weaving
with white split oak.
The hostess used the Valeatine
motif in decorations, favors, and
the delicious refreshments she
served.
Dr. Daisy McGuire Entertains
Woman's Bible Class
Dr. Daisy McGuire entertained
the Woman's Bible class of the Sylva
Methodist church at a 6 o'clock
dinner at her home Wednesday,
Feb. 15.
Members of the class are: Mrs.
Anne Candler, teacher; Mrs. Bird
Parker, Mrs. John Ashe, Mrs. Ed
Heed, Mrs. Rosa Nichols, Miss
Maggie Moore, Mrs. Ida Keener, I
Mrs. Madge Wilson, Mrs. A. D.
Daniels, antt Mrs. D. W. Smith.
Special guests for the dinner
were Rev. ana Mrs. w. Q. Grigg,
Drs. Harold and Patsy McGuire,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wilson, and
Dr. W. P. McGuire.
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JMonthly Meeting Of
Qualla PTA Held
The Qualla Parent-Teacher Association
met Wednesday afternoon
in Miss J. Cathey's room
with Mrs. Helen Cathey, presi*
dent, presiding. The minutes of
the last meeting were read by the
secretary and a reoort was given
by the treasurer. Mrs. Ruby Worley
was nominated as a delegate
to attend the P.T.A. convention
in Charlotte during April. Plans
were also made to attend the
county-wide study course to be
held March 1 in Cullowhee.
Mrs. Cathey was elected to
serve another term as president,
after which the meeting was turn*
ed over to Mrs. John Ferguson,
program chairman, who had a very
interesting program on Founder's
Day. After taking the silver offering,
the meeting was adjourned
to meet March 15 at the school.
The members then went into the
schqol lunch room where refreshments
were served by the hostesses
for the month.
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Halcyon Club
Has Valentine Party
The Sylva Halcyon Club held its
annual Sweetheart party on Valentine
night in the Fellowship hall
of the Presbyterian church. An
attractive Valentine motif was
used throughout the hall and the
dinner. Mrs. Roger Dillard, president,
was in charge.
After dinner Miss Nancy Allison,
Mrs. Wade Wilson, Mrs. Ed
Baldridge, Miss flattie miaa auiton,
Miss Edith Garrett, and Mrs.
Ned Morris gave imitations of love
songs.
Other Valentine games were enjoyed,
with Mrs. Dennis Barkle:
and Mrs. Ned Morris winning th(
prizes.
A movie, "The Old Curiosity
Shop", was shown by Brank Proffit.
Members of the club had their
husbands and other friends as
guests. Guests present were
Grayson Cope, Claude Campbell,
Boyd Sossamon, Ed Baldridge,
Dennis Barkley, Alliney Bryson,
Alden Bryson, Wade Wilson, Brank
Proffit, Roger Dillard, Hoyt Robinson,
George Lee, Charles McMahan,
Edwin Allison, Ed Clay,
Ned Morris, Elmer Neill, and
: Charles Pettit.
Sweetheart songs were jsun^ in
unison at the close of the party.
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W.M.S. Of Scotts Creek
Holds Business Meeting
The Woman's Missionary Society
of the Scotts Creek Baptist
church met with Mrs. Wess Harris
last Thursday evening for their
monthly meeting. Mrs. Everett
Harris had charge of the lengthy
business session during which time
the following business items were
disposed of: Each member will
bring a dish to be used in the new
church dining room when it is
completed. Plans for the meeting
| places for the "Week of Prayer"
which will be observed the last
week in February were made. Tht
following calendar for this year'?
work was made:
March?Mrs. Hayes Beasley,
hostess, Mrs. Perry Parris, leader.
April ? Mrs. George Snyder,
hostess, and Mrs. Ollie Banks,
leader.
May ? Mrs. Olin Ensley, hostess,
and Mrs. Eva Harris, leader
June ? Mrs. Bessie Harris,!
hostess, and Mrs. M. Cooke, leader.
July ? Mrs. Maude Cooke,
hostess,, and Mrs. Rufus Deitz,
leader.
August ? Mrs. Cling Ensley,
hostess, and Mrs. Thad Bryson,
leader.
September ? Mrs. D. G. Bryson,
hostess, and Mrs. Olin Ensley,
leader.
October ? Mrs. Rufus Deitz,
hostess, anl Mrs. D. G. Bryson,
leader.
November ? Mrs. Eva Harris,
hostess, and Mrs. Wess Harris,
leader.
December ? Mrs. Jesse Jones,
hostess, and Mrs. George Snyder,
leader.
Refreshments were served by
the hostess following the business.
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Savannah-Webster
Observes Founder's
Day At Joint Meeting
The Savannah and Webster
Parent-Teacher Association met
jointly at the Savannah school on
February 16 in observance of
Founder's Day.
Mrs. Roy Beck, Savannah PTA
president, opened the meeting
with words of welcome. Following
the regular business, the meeting
was turned over to the Founder's
Day chairman, Mrs. Roger
uuiara.
The group was honored by remarks
from Mrs. Melvin Taylor
district PTA president, of Brysoi
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COMING EVENTS I
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THURSDAY, FEB. 23?
American Legion Auxiliary will
? * n rr\ in 4ho T
J I ICC I CI It I .U\J ?J.AAA, Hi ?>>V ??>- e>-'
Home. Mrs. R. L. Glenn, president.
Ruby Daniel circle and Gaynelle
Murray circle will have joint
meeting at the home of Mrs. Geo.
Painter at 7:00 p.m.
Hospital Auxiliary will meet at
3:00 p.m. at the hospitctl Mrs
Harry Ferguson, president. '
Pack meeting of the Cub Scouts 1
in the Allison building at 7:00 p. I
m. Tommy Cannon, Lyndon Stone, j
leaders. I
Naval Volunteer Reserve will .
meet in the Legion Home at 7:00
p.m. Lt. Cdr. G. B. King, USNR, <
commander. (
Girl Scouts will meet in the (
Scout room of the Presbyterian f
church at 7:00 p.m. Mrs. E. C. ^
Jones and Miss Eugenia Johnson, /
leaders. >
Cullowhee Home Demonstration j
club will meet with Mrs. F. W. H
Tudor at 2:00 p.m. Mrs. Gerald i
Eller, president. ^
FRIDAY, FEB. 24? ! {
Fisher Creek Home Demonstra- j
tion club will n)eet at 2:00 p.rr ^
with Mrs. T. Cole Ridley, presi- /
dent. ?
Women of the Presbyterian '
church will meet at the church a1 (
7:30 p.m. Mrs. Vernon McHan, i
president. ^
American Legion will meet ir j
the Legion Home at 7:30 p.m. Dick i
UTilonn AnmrnanHar ;
TV ilOWiiy ? ,
Cancer Detection Center from J
9 to 10:30 a.m. at the C. J. Harris \
hospital. Dr. R. W. Kirchberg, di- f
rector. 0
MONDAY, FEB. 27? 6
Fire Department will meet ir J
Fire Hall at 6:45 p.m. W. B. Cope }
chief. }
Glenville Home Demonstration J
club will meet at 2:00 p.m. with \
Mrs. Christine Refolds. Mrs i
Ruby Moody, president. 0
Boy Scouts will meet in the Al- i
lison building at 7:00 p.m. Dennis )
Barkley, Scout master. 2
Woodmen of the World will meet j
in the Hall at 7:30 pjp. D. L. Rob- \
inson, C. C. \
Brownies of Cullowhee will meet 9
at the Methodist church at 3:30 i
p.m. Mrs. R. T. Houts, leader. A
Girl Scouts of Cullowhee will /
meet at the Methodist church at J
3:30 pjn. Mrs. Gerald EUer, lead- ;
er. (
Business and Professional Worn- {
en's club will meet at 6:30 pjn. in {
the American Legion Home. Mrs. 4
Lillian Madison, president. ^
TUESDAY, FEB. 28? ;
Cashiers Home Demonstration ,
club will meet at 2:30 p.m. with ^
Mrs. Howard Zachary. Mrs. Ra> \
Barnes, president. {
Rotary club will meet in the \
Allison building at 6:30 p.m. W. J. ^
Fisher, president. ^
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1?
Beta Parent-Teacher Associa- ,
tion will meet in the school Lunch
Room at 1:30 p.m. Mrs. Joe Clyde *
Fisher, president. (
Halcyon Woman's club will mee: (
at 7:30 p.m. with Mrs. Alline> (
Bryson in Webster. Mrs. Roger ,
Dillard, president.
THURSDAY, MARCH 2?
United Daughters of the Con- 1
federacy will meet at 3:30 p. rr i 1
with Mrs. John Wilson. Mrs. Dave
Daniels, Sr., leader. Miss Bertha
City. She chose one of the PTA (
objectives. "To bring into closer |
relation the home and the school
that parents and teachers may cooperate
intelligently in the training
nf the child", as her tODic.
Candles were lighted in honor
: of all past presidents of the two j
Associations, each president be- !
ing presented a lovely corsage of
daffadils.
This being the 53rd birthday o
111<: Piironl-'I'em he! ot ;
the school auditorium was arrang- 1
ed for the occasion with the guests !
seated around a beautifully dec-'
orated table.
M. B. Madison entertained the i
group with selections on the steel J
guitar. He was assisted by several
pupils of the Webster school.
The 12th grade of Webster schoo"
and 3rd grade of Savannah won
parties by having the most paents
present.
Refreshments were served, after
which the meeting was adjourned
YT-VA HERALD AND RURALITE
4AUW To Meet With American Association of Univer- y
w 1U -VitLL vviia sjty Wc?nen will be held on Mon. i
Mrs. Jennings In Cherokee day evening, February 27, at 7:30 B
The next regular meeting of the p.m. at the home of Mrs. Joe Jen- g
. nings. The program will be on
Cunningham, president. the theme UNESCO and Scientific ^
Dillsboro Masonic Lodge No. Research. Miss Mary Oliver will j?
159 will meet in the Masonic Hal' ^e *n charge. Co-hostesses for the fc
n Dillsboro at 7:30 p.m. R. L meeting will be Mrs. Gertrude A
jlenn, secretary. Jennings and Miss Grace Poynter. p(
Men of the Presbyterian church ***** in
aoLI meet at the church at 7:00 p Surry County farmers are con- y<
m. Alliney Bryson, president. ducting a survey to determine the ti
Woman's Missionary Society of possibility of supplying milk to *
Buff Creek Baptist church will cheese manufacturing plant in M
meet at 2:00 p.m. Mrs. Iva Henson, Elkin, if such a plant were estab- di
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president. i4B"v?
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