THURSDAY, JULY 27. 1933
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS
PHONE 137
Mis, Elizabeth Wilburn has relum
ed to her home from Fairview Cottage
Asheville, where she spent the past
four months convalescing from an ill
ness. Her many friends will be de
lighted to know that she continues to
improve.
Miss Mary Barber returned to her
Tuesday after a three weeks'
,.iait in Raleieh, Wilmington, and !
Rockingham. Miss Barber was ac
companied home by Mrs. David Sin
clair, of Wilmington, who will be her
guest at her home here.
Mrs. E. H. Hedrick; of Gaffney. S.
C.i who has been visiting her sister.
Mrs. H. C- Wilburn, and Mr. Wilburn,
for several weeks, returned to her
home Saturday accompanied by Misses
Stacy and Grace Wilburn.
Mr. and Mrs- Frank Spencer left
Saturday for Raleigh where they will
make their home. Mrs. Spencer is
the former Miss Elizabeth Baucom,
attractive young daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. H. W. Baucom.
Mr. and Mrs. Norton Persons of
Philadelphia spent last week here as
guests of the former's grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Q. McCracken. Mr.
Person., is in the engineering depart
ment of the R. C. A. Victor Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Siler and
daughters. Emily and Betsy, motored
to Asheville Wednesday. They were
accompanied by Mrs. E. C. Jones, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. J.
K. Boone. Mrs. Jones returned to
her home in Louden Tennessee.
Mrs. R. Q. McCracken and Miss
Nancy Isenhour spent last week-end
in Elizabethton, Tennessee as guests
of the former's daughter. Mrsi Walter
Dungan, and Mr. Dungan. They
were accompanied home Tuesday by
Mrs. Dungan and children. Miss Mary
Alice and Pat Dungan. who will spend
the remainder of the summer with tho
McCrackens.
Miss, Lucile Kuykendall, of Betsy
Lane, Kentucky, who has been the
guests of her brother, Mr. J. H. Kuy
kendall, and Mrs. Kuykedall for the
past week, left Sunday for Murphy
where she will visit friends before
returning home-
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Mr. Noycs Long, of Old Hickory,
Tennessee, arrived Friday to join Mrs.
Long at the home of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs- W. L. Hardin. Mr. 'and
Mrs. Long will return to their home
in lennessee Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Harmon 'and
infant daughter, Holly, and Mr. Har
mon's mother, Mrs. G. L. Harmon, of
Savannah, Georgia, arrived last Sat
urday for a visit to Mrs. George Har
monV cousin, Mrs. Francis Massie
and Mr. Massie. Mrs, Harmon will be
plesantly remembered here as the
former Miss Holly Smith.
BIRTH AXXOVXCEMEXT
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Stovall an
nounce the birth of a son, George
Dewey, Jr., on Saturday, July 22, at
the Haywood County Hospital. Mrs;
Stovall is the former Miss Julia
Tucker.
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"A girl doesn't need to be athletic tai
have a working knowledge of bats and
skates."
VISITORS AT HOTEL LcFAIXE
Among the recent arrivals at the
Hotel LeFaine- are: Mr. and Mrs. U.
I.u'7 nf Cleveland. Ohio: Mr. H. L
Jones and Dr. D- V. Jones, of Char
lotte; Mr. A. S. Clay and Mrs. S. S.
William, nf Rnlenrh: Mr. II. W. Fair-
weather, of Swampscott. Mass.; Mrs.
M,'.ry C.. Warner and daughter and
grandson, of Chicago, 111.
HOTEL WAYXESVILLE REPORTS
ADDITIONAL GUESTS
Among the recent arrivals at the
H jU'l W lynesville who will spend
some ;inu here are: Miss Ida M
Saunders, Miss Carrie 11. McKoan,
Miss Virginia M. Tuite." Miss Susie
Tuite, Miss Lavenia A. Tuite. and
Miss Mary T. Betts of Cincinnati,
Ohio; Mrs. Francis Godard. of Pa
latka. Florida; Miss Virginia Athon.
of Bradenton- Florida; Mrs. L. L.
Br-rgfeld. and son. George, F. Berg
feld, of St. Louis, Mo.; Mr. and Mrs.
A. M. Elmer, of Jacksonville, Fla.
TOURXAMEXT REACHES HALF
WAY MARK
On Tuesday. evening the fourth of
the series of bridge parties in the
Hotel Waynrsville Contract Tourna
ment was' held. These parties are
attracting a number of the summer
visitors in addition to the local play
ers. The tournament will continue for
four more weeks and a't the closing
party grand prizes will be awarded.
This week thirteen tables were in
phy. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Colkitt
were winners of the high score. Mrs.
ColkittV prize was a set of Evening
in Paris powder and perfume from
Smith's Drug Store and Mr. Colkitt
was given a prize from the Haywood
Garage.
No party will be held tomorrow
night on account of the recital at the
Methodist church.
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ADGER HOUSE REPORTS SUM
MER ARRIVALS
Summer vsitors who are guests t
the Adger House are as follows:
Miss Lucile Maxwell, of Miami. Fla.;
Mr. Jack Smith, of Knoxville. Tenn.;
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Howell, of St
Petersburg, Fla.; Mrs. P. G. Dusen
bury and daughter. Miss Jane Dusen
bury, and Mrs. A- J. Antenen, of
Miami. Fla.; Mrs. Clara Plummer, of
Miami; Mrs. D. A. Sapp and daugh
ters. Misses Virginia and Mary Sapp.
and Mrs. D. N. McKinnon. of Bruns
wick. Ga.; Mrs. Annie McLellon. Mrs,
O. F. Comklin. of West Pealm Beach
Fla.; Mr. and Mrs. V E. Blackmar. of
New Orleans, La.
MRS. DELL HOXORS GUESTS AT
I.UXCHEOX
A pretty affair of Tuesday was the
bridge luncheon given at Belle Meade
Tea Room by Mrs. Carol Bell in com
pliment to her mother, Mrs. Y H.
Lvle. of Live Oak. Florida, and her
aunt. Mrs. James Lyle. of Miami.
The tea room where the tables were
arranged for play were bright with
summer f.owers, The guests assenv
bled in tho morning and afte,. the
games a delightful luncheon was
served. The honorees were presented
cuest prizes while the high score
prize was won by Miss Nancy Killian
and the consolation by Mrs. Rufus
Siler.
Those playing bridge were: Mrs.
James L.yle, Mrs. T. Ixmoir Gwyn.
Mr.-. L. M. Rieheson. Mrs- Rufus
Siler. Mrs. Cleveland. Kirkpajtrick,
Miss Nancy Killian. Mrs. Ben Colkitt,
and Mrs. Ernest Withers. Joining
tlie group for luncheon were: Mrs.
W. H. l.yle, Mrs. Joseph Johnson.
Mrs. Arthur Meade, and Miss Mary
Stringlield.
PAR TIES REPORTED AT BELLE
MEADE TEA ROOM
Belle Meade Playground, which has
been the center of social activity this
summer, continues." to -be a favorite
place of entertainment. Many have
found the Tea Room attractive and
pleasant for bridge and dinner par
ties nn,i dancing.
Among the panics the past week
was one on Monday evening when Mr.
and Mrs. Wiley Mar,- of Canton enter
tained a party of six at dinner and
bridge.
Mrs. Carol Bell entertained three
table at luncheon and bridge on Tues
day. Miss Josephine HoltzcUw enter
tained Miss Alva Williams, of Beau
mont. Texas, an'd Miss Jane Smathers,
of Asheville, on Wednesday.
Wednesday afternoon several tab
les of bridge were in play at the
weekly . party-
The square dance contests which
have been hel-j for the past two weeks
on Tuesday evening have furnished
entertainment to a large audience.
This week the Soeo Cap dancers were
declared; winners and the Enk i nm
.sil'ians received first place in the
opinion of the judges.
JOiXT HOSTESS HAVE TEA IX
CAXTOX
Misses Eleanor Garrison and Jessie
Stanley entertained charmingly at a
tea on last Wednesday afternoon at
the Garrison home in Canton us a
courtesy to Mrs- John R. Murphy and
Mrs. W. Phalti Lawrence, recent
brides, and Mrs. Alfred Anderson, of
Arkansas, sister and house guest of
Miss Garrison.
Mrs. W. C. Garrison greeted the
guests at the door and directed them
to the receiving linc which was form
ed in the living room by the hostesses
and honorees, amid. a pretty setting of
mixed garden (lowers.
Mosdimes II. G. Starkey and W- J.
Dnmtoft graciously directed the
guests to the dining room. Here Mrs
V. R. ('rule an, Mrs. ('. A. Stone
poured tea at a beautifully ap)oinitd
table which was covered with '.i, lace
cloth and, centered with air old fash
ioned bouquet.
Mrs. Alvin Ward and Mrs. Francis
Massie '.assisted in serving.
Among the "guests, present- were
the .following- f rom vnesville: M rs.
Ricliai.) Barber. Jr:. Mrs. S. V. Gay,
Mrs. Francis Massie. .Mrs. Alvin
Ward, aiid Mis Mililred Crawford.
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MISS, "ma RTBA WAV ."is . 'PARTY .
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Miss Mar I'M W-iy- -r:tM"t ain"d.- a
!.:a:!.':i;'r of li'l' frii nils at :.i !ii;r'y ki;.
:.y !'i t Ffj'lity-.eyeiiinjf at' ,- hortie
;f be:' ;!Ui;t, M : T. Le'ho'i r ( i wy ii.
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fa:, i.'.'-i ""f j'ai ilcir ti':(M ' . ';;r
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i. ..-ro - ;i':: -'eiiti.-'d at .eh.-- Ti;;; wia
; '." I'ri-f's wvre.:-' ti.-V-' I -.: !.;.' lihieli,
Ala, y Snyder,' Hi Hie'. R'jllia , '"Evelyn
' ;:d. .("orrinv '.Wagenfeid, uti,) K-.i'fr:
!!!!(),) Godwin,, liob'iy SImui, tih'd Bill
Sw-ifr.-'' . ; - ,;.
At, the conclusion of the. games the
hostess assisted by Mrs. Gwyn, served
:n ice course.
The guests present were: , MiSs
Margaret . Shackford; : of ( 'harlot te.
house guest of the. hostessV'Mi'ss Mary
Wood- Miss Jane White.' Miss Evelyn
Bond, of Orlando, Fla-, Miss Hazel
tine Swift, Miss . Polly Bkiek, Miss
Mary Snyder, Miss Billic Rotha, Miss
Corrine Wagenfeld, Miss Hilda Way,
Hill Swift. H-ow'ard Wyatt, Bobby
Sloan-. Otis Massie. . T. Sauers. of
Florid.i, and Robert flood Godwin. .
HOTEL GORDOX HAS SUMMER
GUESTS
Among the recent arrivals who are
spending some time at the Hotel Gor
don are, the following: Lt- Gen.
Baron anj Baroness Hans Von Below,
of Washington, D. C. ; Mrs. Frank
Mandel. of St. Petersburg, Fla.; Mr.
and Mrs. O. Falk. of St. Petersburg;
Mrs. O. E. Shankle, of Commerce,
Ga.; Miss Lillia Thompson, of Green,
ville, S. C; Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mes
servv and Mrs. A. E- Messervy, of
Charleston. S.C.; Mr. G. L. Pruden,
of Clayton. N. C; Mrs. J. B. Ches
mett of Savannah. Ga ; Miss Beryl
Hilt and Mr. and Mrs. John J.
Flower, of Dothan. Ala.; Mrs. Charles
Handelman. Misses Tillie and Ger
trude Handelman. and Maurice Ifand
elman, of New Orleans. La.; Mrs.
Louis Spach and Miss Helen Mayer,
of W. Palm Beach; Mr. and Mrs.
Osborne Chambers, of Atlanta, Ga.;
Mrs. B. W. Moseley. Miss Frances
Moseley. of Greenville. N. C; Mr.
and Mrs. George Lindsey, Sarasota.
Flu.; Mr. ana Mrs. Lew B. Brown,
of St. Petersburg; Mr, and Mrs. Wil
liam Doheriy, Miss Ann Dohcrty. of
St- Petersburg. Fla4; Mr, and Mrs
J. H. Thompson, of Savannah, Ga.;
Dr. and Mrs. Hammett. and Miss
Elizabeth Donnell, of Camden, N. J.;
Miss Lucile Bowers, of Athens. Ga.;
Miss Elizabeth Kemnton. of Chicago
111.; Mrs. E- S. Stegall. Miss Ger
trude Stcgall. Mr. Donald Stegall. of
J'.'.ckson, Tenn ; Mr. Richmond I' low-
ei s of Pothan, Ala.
SUMMER VISITORS AT MAX
PATCH
Among the recent visitors at Max
Patch are the following: F- 1. Pra
ter. George L. Peters. Mr. and Mrs,
T. L. Evard, and Mr. and Mrs. F. L,
Baker, of Knoxville. Tenn.; Miss
Mari na Cecil. C. R St roup, and Miss
Nettie Lawson, of Hot Springs; Harry
E. Little. Miss Mary Easterly, Bogle
Easterly. Earl Smith, of Newport.
Tenn ; Misses Dorothy Bell and Allene
Peters. J. W. Bell. Mrs. .1. W. Bell
and Mr. and -Mrs. J. W. Lynn, of
Abingdon. Va.; Dr. and Mrs. L. S.
Nease- of Newport. Tenn.; Bill Ault
of London. Ky.; Miss Margaret 'Run
ion, .of Del Rio, Tenn.; Frank Watson,
Miss Polly Slansbery. Mrs. Lillie E.
Duncan, Judge .'. K. llrinnon W. A
Bragg. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parro't,
.Mrs- W. O. Minims. Theodore Parrott,
l'ais M. Parrott. Miss Nancy Lee
Parrott. 1. T. Bainnan George Ifciu
man and Miss Katherine Hauinan,
of Newport, Tenn.; Mr. and Mrs. F
('. Haiini.'in, of .Nashville. Teiln.; Miss
Ruth 1. Taylor, of Hot Spiings; Mrs,
Davis Kinibeiiy, of Hoi Springs; W.
J. Susong. of Mohawk. Tenn : E. T.
Kippctoo. of Rankin, Tenn ; and Miss
Pueri B. Robinson, of Knox School.
Cooperstown. N. Y.
MRS. GWVX IS D.A. R. HOSTESS
Mrs. T. L. Gwyn was hostess to a
postponed meeting of the Dorcas Bell
Love Chapter of the Daughters of the
American Revolution at her home on
Main street, Kist Wednesday afternoon.
As this was the' last --meeting of the
season, annual reports of ollicers and
chairman were read and it was de
cided to hold u benefit party to meet
the assessment for the dormitory at
Crossnore, Arrangements for same
were left, with a -committee.
The .marker for the George Wash
ington Memorial Tree was shown and
it will be )laced near the tree on the
Court House lawn at an early date.
The subject of the pape,- for the
afternoon was "Biography of Men
Who Have Loft an Impress on Our
History." and was written by Mrs.
('. H. McDowell- As she could not be
present it was read by Mrs. E- li.
Camp.
This piper was a comprehensive ac
count of the early history .of what
is now liulke County and was most
int( I'o-tiiig.
"Mrs, it. P. Walker gave a review of
the in :iv.a x.jno.
At the conclusion (f this program.
Mrs. '1'. J. Gwyn, retiring I'egeir.. in
her fi-icioii - lnanner tui'iu (I over the
historic 'travel Iielongipg to the chap
ti J- I ' Mrs. J, II. Ilowcll, newly elect
el Ktrint- who accept.d same With
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MR. AXD MRS. LOXG ARE PARTY
HOSTS
One of the loveliest events of the
summer season was the bridge-dinner
given on Wednesday evening by Mr.
and Mrs. J. M. Long at their home
in Hazelwood. honoring Mr. and Mrs-
Ralph Prevost and Dr. and Mrs. N. F.
Lancaster.
The home was charming with a pro
fusion of garden flowers. Dinner
was served at beautifully appointed
small tables which were centered
with bouquets of mixed flowers.
Bridge was played tit five tables dur
ing the evening and after the games
prizes were presented to the holders
of high and low scores- Mrs. Prevost
anj Mrs- Lancaster each were present
ed an attractive honor gift.
The guests present were: Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Prevost, Dr. and Mrs.
N. F. Lancaster, Mr. and Mrs. R. L.
Prevost. Dr. ;trl) Mrs- Robert
Stretcher. Dr. and Mrs. N. M. Med
ford, Mr. and Mrs- Lauriston Hardin.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Ray. Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Masise. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Colkitt. and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Colkitt.
Two registered Jersey bulls have
been placed on farms in Person coun.
ty to bring the six-yaar total to 42.
Indications are that several more will
be placed.
XOTICE OE SERVICE OF SUM.
MOXS BY PUBLICATIOX
NORTH CAROLINA,
HAYWOOD COUNTY.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.
MALCOM B. IN MAN
V.
MARY ALICE INMAN.
The defendant above named will
will take notice that Summons in tho
above entitled action was issued on
ath of July, V.m against, the defend
and by W. O. Hyors, Clerk of the
Superior Court of Haywood County,
which said action was commenced
against a ho defendant for the purpose
of obtaining a divorce from the de
fendant on Statutory grounds and tho
above defendant will take notice that
she is required to appear before -the
undersiirned at liL. ollieo in t)i I'.mH.
house in Waynesville on the f-th dav of
September, 1'. );!:!. and answer of de
mur U) the complaint .'tiled herein or
the relief demanded will be granted.
This the Mb dav of Julv. 1!:I3.
W. G. BY ICRS.
Clerk of the Superior Court.
No. 7'J July (-i:!-20-27.
XOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SA1JE
On Monday, August M, IP.'!;!, at
eleven o'clock, A. M,, at the court
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Take advantage of the One
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house door in the town of Wajraea
ville, Haywood County, North Caro
lina. I will sell at public outcry, to
the highest bidder for cash, the fol
lowing described, property:
Being in Clyde Township, Haywood
County, North Carolina, Adjoining
the lands of J. A. Collins, J. L. Mor
gan, and. BEGINNING at the center
of a bridge in the center line of State
Highway; thence with the ceirter
line of said State Highway, five calls
as follows: N. 71 40' W. 1488.5 feet
to a stake; thence N. 87" 5' W. 127.5
feet to a stake; thence S. 78 49' W.
286.5 feet; thence N. 84" 28' W. 157J
feet; thence N. 54 34' W. 198.0 feet
to a stake; thence N, 24' 00' E. 285.0
feet to a stone; thence N. 40 00' E.
525.0 feet to a stake B. O. gone);
thence 22 00' E. 0G8.25 feet to a
large W. O.; thence N. 88 00' W
247.5 feet to a stake in the
center of a small branch; thence
with the center line of said branch, N.
08 00' W. 165.0 feet to a stake in
the center of Pigeon River; thence
up the center line of said river, Nine
calls as follows: N. 87 00' E. 190.0
feet to a stake; thence N. 64 35' E.
225.00 feeet to a stake; thence S.73
10' E. 250.00 feet to a stake; thence
S. 29 20' E. 265.00 feet to a stake;
thence S. 08 25' W. 275.00 feet to a
stake; thence S. 40 00' W. 430.00 feet
to a stake; thence S. 13 45' E. 150.00
feet to a stake; thence N. 72 50' E.
015.12 foot to a stake; thence S. 37
12' IC. 1030.7 feet to a stake opposite
a small branch; thence up said branch,
two calls as follows: S. 41 00' W.
J 35.00 feet to a stake in the center
line of said branch; thence S. 24 30'
W. 270.00 feet to the BEGINNING,
containing fifty and ninety-eight one
hundredth acres, (50.98).
Second Tract: Adjoining the Above
named tract. BEGINNING on a
stake in the center of the State
Highway, and center of Tinyard
Branch, ami i-uns S. 73 1C. with said
State Highway, 36 poles, more or
less, to a stone in Pigeon River;
thence down the river as it mean
ders to the mouth of said lanyard
Branch; thence up the blanch, as it
meanders, to the BEGINNING corner,
containing (2) acres, more or
less.
Sale made pursuant to power of
sale conferred upon nu by virtue of
a deed of trust executed by J. Emory
Rush and wife, Annie Rush, dated
June 21, 1924, and recorded in Hook
10, page 219, Record of Deeds, of
Trust of Haywood County.
This the 12th day of Julv, 1933.
J. R. MORGAN,
Trustee.
No. 82 .July 20-27-Aug. 3-10.
Duckett, Prop.
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