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Thurs. Night Bridge Club 1
Meets With Mrs. Rector <
Mrs. Clyde Rector was hostess
to the Thursday Night Bridge t
club last week. 1
Following the counting of scores 1
Mrs. Rudy Hardy held high and <
Mrs. Dan Bryson Hooper, second J
high. Others playing were Miss I
Nancy Allison, Mrs. Wade Wilson,
Mrs. Ned Morris, Mrs. W. B. 1
Dillard, Mrs. James Barnwell, and ^
Miss Lou Elsie Parker. <
Mrs. Rector served a delicious :
sweet course.
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Mrs. Parker of Speedwell
Honored With
Birthday Dinner
Mrs. Brady Parker was honored
with a surprise birthday din- ,
ner last Sunday given by Mr. and
Mrs. Fred W. Tudor.
The guests included besides the
hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tudor of
Seattle, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. William
Grady, Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Harty, Mr. Brady Parker, Mr.
Grady Parker, and Miss Stella
Coggins. (
Dr. Patsy McGuire
Speaker At Carrie :
Rhodes Circle Meet
The regular Carrie Rhodes circle
meeting was held with Mrs. <
Rose Hair Monday evening with
the vice-president, Mrs. O. E.
Brookhyser, presiding. Mrs. Paul
Kirk led the devotional on "Our
Christian Brothers Overseas". Dr !
Patsy McGuire, program chairman,
gave a very interesting talk
on ,4Christian Advance In Japan."
She read a story taken from The
World Outlook on "A Story of a
City That Could Not Die." "Nor
can we let jthe story of it die,"
brought out Dr. McGuire.
At the conclusion of the program
Mrs. Hair served refresh
ments to tne ten memoers present.
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Mrs. Corbin, Mrs.
Crawford Entertain Circle
Mrs. John Corbin was hostess tc
he meeting of the Gaynelle Muray
circle meeting Monday evening
at her home. Mrs. Edith
Crawford was joint hostess. Miss
flattie Hilda Sutton, chairman,
presided.
Twenty-one members and two
visitors, Mrs. C. M. Warren and
Mrs. Elizabeth Davis, were present.
Miss Violet Mann was enrolled
as a new member.
The Annie Armstrong offering
was taken at this time. It was
^oted that each member wouk
pay one dollar toward the purchase
of an electric coffee urn foi
the church kitchen.
An inspirational program op
"Am I My Brother's Keeper?"
was given by Mrs. Warren with
other members taking parts.
The hostesses served a sweet
course during the social hour.
Miss Swanson, Mrs. Bell
Hostesses To Guild Meet
Miss Dair Swanson and Mrs.
Olin Bell were joint hostesses to
the meeting of the Wesleyan Service
Guild at Miss Swanson's apartment
Monday evening. There
were 14 members present.
Mrs. Brank Proffitt gave the
devotional and Miss Nancy Allison
had charge of the program using
as her topic "Japan."
Gilts to be given to the Hospital
Auxiliary and left at Massie
Furniture Store for the Bazaar
to be sponsored by the Hospital
Auxiliary on March 25, were
brought. A nominating committee
for nominating officers for
the Guild for the new year was
appointed as follows: Mrs. Olin
Bell, Mrs. Alva Ginn, and Miss
Lticille Wilson.
The hostesses served a salad
course.
The April meeting will be held
with Mrs. Gudger Fortner.
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To Be Held March 25
In Club House tP
Final plans for the Bazaar and j
Food Sale to be sponsored by the
Hospital Auxiliary and held in
the Club house on Saturday, Mar. ^
25. were made at the last regular *
meeting, Feb. 23, of the Auxiliary.!*
The new Plymouth car will be j
disposed of at this time. Following ^
the benefit dinner to be served {
at the club house, games will be ^
enjoyed in the evening. The "
Bazaar will begin around 10 a.m.
Mrs. Harry Ferguson is president t
oi the Hospital Auxiliary.
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Miss Bryson Initiated
Into Eastern Star _<
A special meeting of Oce chap- t
4er, No. 139, Order of the Eastern 1
Star, was called last Friday eve- i
ning for the purpose of conferring c
the degree of the Order to Miss i
Doris Glenda Bryson. ?
Following the initiation a social e
hour was enjoyed at which time c
Mrs. Alice Stanford and Mrs. Elsie
Elders served a salad course.
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Junior Woman's Club
Elects New Officers i
At a call meeting of the Jun- t
ior Woman's club held at the 1
home of Mrs. Tommy Davis Monday
evening, the following of- ?
ficers were elected, their term to ]
begin April 1: Mrs. Alton Bryson, <
president; Mrs. Martin Cunning- ]
ham. vice-Dresident: Mrs. Heler <
Hooper, secretary; and Mrs. Gladys
Clark, treasurer. ^
Miss Dotsy Bryson is the re- ^
tiring president.
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Glenville H.D. Club
Holds Meeting
Mrs. Christine Reynolds . was
hostess to the Glenville Home ,
pemonstration club on Monday
Feb. 27. There were 14 members ,
and one new member, Mrs. Fay
Fowler, present.
The club decided on the beautification
and care of the cemetery ,
for their project this year. They '
also decided to buy equipment
for the school lunch room. !
An aluminum tray was exhibit- '
ed by Mrs. F. I. Watson which
she made in the classes on tray !
making held in Sylva recently.
Following the business sessio:
games were enjoyed, with Mrs
Bessie Lee Pressley winning th
prize in the contest.
A salad course was served fc
the hostess.
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Episcopal Ladies' Auxiliary
Elects New Officers
Mrs. W. H. Green presided ov- ,
er the business session at the reg- ,
ular meeting of the Ladies AuxilL
ary to St. John's Episcopal Mission
on last Tuesday evening. At
this time officers as follows were
elected to serve this year, their
term beginning June 1: Mrs. Ralph
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jaynelle Murray Circle
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ror Beatrice Cagle
On Sunday afternoon at 4 p.m
he Gaynelle Murray circle of th<
Jvlva Baptist church held a Menorial
Service in honor of Mis:
Beatrice Cagle, the -first membei
)f the circle to pass away. The
Sunday School class of which she
vas a member also took part ir
his service. Mrs. E. P. Stillwel
jlayed organ music softly during
he entire service. Miss Hattie
lilda Sutton, chairman of the
.-ircle in charge of the memoria
service, was assisted by Miss Docic
Barrett. Mrs. Roger Dillard anc
tfrs. W. T. Brown opened the
service by singing a duet, "The
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Zogdill quoted softly the lovely
>oem "Crossing the Bar." Misj
Darrett was in charge of the Menorial
basket of beautiful pin!
jladioli. The eighteen members o
he circle present individually
jlaced a flower in the basket a.?
ihe repeated a personal experience,
Bible verse, or any remarl
ihe wanted to make about Bearice.
Mrs. J. R. Jones sang "The
-.ord's Prayer", and Miss Suttor
ead a memorial written in honoi
)f Miss Cagle. Mrs. C. M. War en
closed the service with prayei
ifter which the flowers were taken
to the cemetery and placec
>n Beatrice's grave.
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PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tudor of Seat:le,
Washington are guests ol
:heir parents, Mr. and Mrs. Free
W. Tudor of Cullowhee.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Thompson
and daughter, Glenda Jo, o
Lumberport, West Virginia lef
Sunday after a week's visit witl
Mrs. Roy Buchanan of Green:
Sreek.
Mr. and Mrs. John Parris o
Gevotion are guests this week o
Mrs. J. A. Parris.
Miss Jean Henson of Aihevill
or* nvamiuht Of he
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Bister, Mrs. Roy Reed, and Mi
Reed last Friday. Mr. and Mrs
Reed accompanied her to Ashe
ville on Saturday for a brief visil
Mrs. J. R. Ryan of Oak Ridg<
Tenn. arrived Tuesday to spen
a week with Mrs. C. Z. Candje
and Miss Margaret Candler.
Mr. Broadus McDaniel of King
Mountain returned Wednesday t
his home after spending a fe\
days here with Rev. and Mrs
Bruce Roberts. While here Re^i
and Mrs. Roberts and guest visit
ed Rev. and Mrs. A. E. Belk L
Waynesville.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Stallcup an
Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Varner an
son, James, of Whittier left yes
terday (Wednesday) for a week1
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Edwi
McDowell $1 Auburndale, Fla
and Miss Wilda Varner in Eag]
Lake, Fla. Miss Varner is a daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Varner; Mri
McDowell is a daughter of Mi
S. Morgan, president; Mrs. F. I
Smith, vice-president; Mrs. W. I
Dillard, secretary; Mrs. Estc
Madison, treasurer; Mrs. W. I
riroon riavntinnal chairman, an
Mrs. Dexter Hooper, chairman c
the U.T.O.
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Clubs have:
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their programs.
ojects as they learned bettc
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Attraction ^ ^
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a good late afternoon into evening n
job. The blouse is of flesh pink
georgette and has horizontal tuck* p
ing below a very simple round
neck that barely eovers the shoul"
ders. The navy taffeta skirt is 11
f pleated all around, and the belt, of
i crushed navy taffeta, is leather c
lined. e
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t Mrs. H. G. Brady and children,
1 Patty and Jeanne, of Columbia. p
s S. C. were week-end guests of
Mrs. J. W. Keener. Mrs. Brady's 5
f sister, Mrs. James Myers, and tier
j two children, Jimmy and Joe, of r
Bryson City accompanied them to
Columbia to spend this week. u
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Mr. and Mrs. Carol Bryson of
Rutherfordton visited Mr. and C
Mrs. T. C. Bryson, Jr. over the e
week-end.
Mrs. D. D. Hooper is a patient i.?
at Erlanger hospital, Chattanooga,
5? Tenn. Dr. Hooper, Dexter Hoop-| r
d er, and Mrs. H. M. Hooper visited
r her over the week-end. They d
were accompanied by Mrs. Ram- t
s sey Buchanan and grand-daugh?
ter who spent the week-end with a
v Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goodard.
? Mrs. T. C. Bryson, Jr. is ref'
ported to be doing nicely at her \
' home following a recent operation s
n in the Franklin hospital.
j? Methodist Ladies to Study c
. Women of the Scripture; ?
s The Woman's Society of Chris- '
n tian Service of the Sylva Metho- \
dist church will have a Spiritual m
g Life study on Women of the Scrip- 1
m ture next Monday evening at 7:39 1
5 o'clock in the Allison building, j
r> Mrs. Dan Tompkins will conduct (
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d front of the Professional Drug
)f Store Saturday, March 11, beginning
at 9 o'clock.
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Jualla 4-H Club
Lctivities Are Varied
The Qualla 4-H club has 74
rembers studying to apply prac,ces
relating to better agriculture
omemaking and to develop bet?r
citizenship in the Qualla commnity.
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In the club there are 27 girls
-ho have chosen sewing as their
roject for the year, 42 have taken
ooking; 1 frozen foods; 3 room
nprovements; 9 canning; 20 garening:
and 1 health.
There are seven boys taking
IMODITAI MCUfC
IIUUI llftL I1LVVU
Joseph Allison, Sylva, is imroving
following treatment.
Ervin Buchanan, Whittier, is
*ceiving treatment.
Baby Claude Bentley, Glenville,
i receiving treatment for bums
reived in an accident.
Baby Stephen Barker, Alarka,
receiving treatment.
Baby Beatrice Cunningham,
ylva, is in for treatment.
Mrs. Martha Crum, Cullowhee,
> recovering from a fractured hip.
Odetha DeHart (col.), Bryson
ity, is receiving treatment.
Mrs. Mary Deitz, Dillsboro, is
1 for treatment.
Miss Ethel Ensley, Cullowhee,
? receiving treatment.
Mrs. Fannie Franklin, Sylva. is
sceiving treatment.
Mrs. Lula Gloyne, nurse at hosital,
is receiving treatment.
Dillard Hooper, Waynesville, is
i for treatment.
Mrs. Josie Henderson, Bryson
!ity, is recovering from an opration.
Luther Hager, Whittier, is reover
ing from an operation.
E. R. Hayes, Whittier, is imroving
following treatment.
Mrs. Mary Loggins, Sylva, has
een admitted for treatment.
Mrs. Virginia Lowe, Cowarts, is
eceiving treatment.
Mrs. Cordelia Morrow, Balsam,
t in for treatment.
Miss Madeline Morris, Bryson
!ity, is recovering from an opration.
Baby Robert Lee Messer, Sylva,
5 in for treatment.
Baby Guy Queen, Cowarts, is
eceiving treatment.
Charles Terrell, Canton, was
lischarged yesterday following
reatment.
Mrs. John L. Waldroop, Tuckseigee,
is in for treatment.
BIRTH
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Morgan,
Vebster, announce the birth of a
on on March 7.
Two new home demonstration
lubs, were organized in Nash
bounty last month. They are
ocated at Strickland and Cockell's
Cross Roads.
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CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our appreciation
to our many friends
and neighbors who showed their
sympathy during the long illness
and since the death of our fath
Also for the nice flowers.
The J. N. Arrington family
tobacco; 4 poultry, 7 pigs; 5 field
crops; 3 beef calves; and 2 dairy
calves. The club has 10 members
taking Better Methods for this
year.
The officers of the club are:
president, Charles Cathey; vice- ,
president, Lois Bradley; secretary,
Carol Ruth Kinsland; reporter,
Vivadean Ferguson; pledge leader,
Shirley Revis; and Joyce Kinsland
and Jimmy Worley, song
leaders.
Lois Bradley is also assistant
secretary of the county council.
Outstanding Awards Won
In the past few years some of
our members have succeeded in
winning trips to Raleigh. In 1948
.Lois Louise Edwards was county
wiryier in Better Methods Elec- ^
trie contest and was awarded a
trip to Raleigh. Harold Stillwell
won the same contest. Miss Edwards,
won first placte in the
Dress Review in 1949. She was
also awarded a sterling silver pin
for winning first place in Room
Improvement in 1949.
Mrs. Buchanan One Of
Group Directing
Huckleberry Workshop
Mrs. Lillian Buchanan of Cullowhee
has been selected as representative
from Jackson County to
serve on the Advisory Committee
of the Huckleberry Mountain
Workshop-Camp, Inc., according
to an announcement by Evelyn G.
Haynes, executive director.
Serving on this committee with
Mrs. Buchanan are both Senators
Clyde Hoey and Frank P. Graham,
as well as Congressman Herbert
C. Bonner, Graham A. Barden,
F. Ertel Carlyle, Thurmond
Chatham, Harold D. Conley, Chas.
B. Dean, R. L. Doughton, Carl T.
Durham, Hamilton C. Jones, John
H. Kerr, and Monroe M. Redden.
Huckleberry, which has been in
existence for over ten years and is
the only school and art colony
Cntiik fan/itiitifl all
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institution for the creative
arts.
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