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Mrs. Ben Sloan, Editor - - Phone 137-
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MRS WAY WILL KNTKRTAIN
i A. R. NKXT WKKK
.Mrs. .J. Howell Way will be host
ess to the members of the Daughters
of thH American Revolution at tht
regular meeting next Wednesday af
ternoon. November N at ,i:'iO o'ehn-k.
at the home of Mrs. T. Lenoir (Jwyn.
Mrs. . li. Matthew.- will have the
paper for th- afternoon on lieiijamin
I'"r;uik!in and Uibert Morris. The
magazine will be- reviewed ly .Mr-,
k L. I'revo.-t.
NINTH ANN LAI.
MKL'TlNt;
DISTRICT
JIKl.D UK RE
RUTH RAY'S
BEAUTY SHOP
I'hone 1 LI
Any Permament
W ave Won't Do . . . .
V e have the most modern ma
chine (hat can ho hough t and
no o lie ring anv ol the follow,
ing waves lor
$5.00
Kugoiie spiral Wave.
Kiigeiu' ( nmbiiiation ave.
Kugene Reverse Spiral (Cro.
(ingno)e) Wave
Wo carry Helena Ruhiiis(eins
( osmetics
Faille, of course
Above all, a
III E II. V II Oft
1 IE 9: IT
illll
I wis
I H I'll
Then you hnoic it's
smart and in perfect
tawte. This one of
silk faille haw flatter
ing eapeletB and a
cunning spic - and -span
vesteo. Try it
on and note the
magic fit and fine-detailing
... they're
NELLY DON fea
tures always. And It's
just one of our excit
ing Nelly Dons at
1095
C. E. RAY'S SONS
I!v Hilda av Gwyn)
A I a rue attendance and a program
featurvil I iy reports and addresses of
unusual interest marked the ninth
annual meeting of the First District
of North Carolina Federation of
Women'o Clubs whieh was held Mon
day in the auditorium of the First
I.aptist ehureh- The meeting was
opened with a proce-sional lead by the
pages. Miss Kdvvina MeDowell. Mrs.
Carol Hell and Mrs. S. I'. Cay. which
was composed of the state officers,
state chairmen. club presidents,
speakers ami district officers. Miss
(rare Crocker played March D. Ma
jor by Rehikoff as the jrroup entered-
A morn; the prominent club women
of tli,. state present were: Mr-. K. H.
Latham of Winston-Salem. State
Federation president- Mrs. Howard
f A-
KtliPl idu'i
president
and Mim
Abbeville
president
men. Mis. K. N
pre.-iden; presided
with Mis. T. Leu
l etai'V a I'd M h. R.
heville, second vice
Mrs. K. I. MeKee. of Sylva
Margaret Lovell Ciilt-ou. of
both past state federation
ami .-everal -tate chair-
district
meeting
as sec
ol Rob-
liarbi-r.
over tb,,
,ir (.Iwyii
Tunic Suit-Dress
K. Tavlor.
ninsvil b , as vice president. !
i - Lath 'in in her address touched
upon the vital re ipon -ibi it ie s of the
club w iiifii in 'he present era. She;
outline i 'be d'lini'e pruM, in- with;
which tl'" n. ..(,! i.i,. (.iit'ionieil today i
and -UKre-lod ct-rlain un a u re- tli.at 1
the women iiiiylit lake to remedy con I
dition-. Shr .-poke of the problem in,
the future of leisure time and it - u c.
Slii' tated th it the -tate I'edei atioi: j
approvi d retaining the IVh emend-1
liieiit Action was taken laier l.y the i
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fclfpi
OFFK LRS )F I'. T. A. COUNCIL
HONOKKD
Mr.-. Jack Me.-ser ami Mrs. D. D.
Alley entertained the officers of the
newly organized I'arent-Teacher
Council for Haywood county, at a
beautiful luncheon on last Saturday,
at the Hotel LcFaine.
A Hallowe'en motif was carried
out one large table being decorated
with a centei piece of bronze chrys
anthemums in a black and gold bowl
with, c indie.- in the same colors.
The favor- were miniature Hallowe'en
de-igns tilled with nuts and candy.
Place cards were for the following:
Mrs. C. S. Free!. Canton, retiring
District President who was a sne-
leid guest. Mrs. Paul Hyatt. Bethel.
Mis. M. Beall. Canton, Mrs. Cary
Wells, Canton. Mrs. ..Carlyle Haynes,
Clyde, Mr. Jack Messer. County" Su
perintendent of Schools Mr. Si. H.
slllg
d' th
di.-tric: in exjir
and ciidiii'-einem
am! op)ii-itioii i,, it
Latham also epre
in tiring pre
meeting Moiidav
olea -li 1 1
that Hi,.
,IL-trict mei'ting
-he h;n I attende
it wa i. 1 he one t
it- approval j
i amendment j
repeal. Mrs. j
ed 'her great j
nt ami stated
i
lur
Into
collar
the I',;
and it
the -last :
f the
then
have
VI
mil that
all and that
every club in
t h,- ,li -! rict present
Mr-. Howard Ft heridge, sta e chair
man of distiict- outlined in a con
crete in a li Ho r 'the definite objectives
of Work a- planned by the various
stale -chairmen to be undertaken by
the club women during the year, giv
ing many new phases of Work brought
about by the present -ocial and eco
nomical upheave!. Mrs. K. I,, .McKeC.
stale chairman of citizenship, out
lined ' the projects planned in her de-pi-'i'tmenfl.
Mr-. Cliarhi; (lirlllw,
state cliaii'imtn of music, gave two
delight fill vocal selections accompan
ied by W. H. Potter of the faculty of
the N I'. Teachers , Training col
leg,.. She also told of the plans of
the-' music department of the -tate for'
' he eii-uing year.
The talks and reports were inler--persed
by nui-ic and vocal selections
sponsored liy members ol the Junior
Woman'.- (.'tubs of Murphy. .Andrews.
Sylva. Cullowliee, ami Canton. Ad
ding much pleasure to the program
were two violin solo- by Mi's. Richard
Neely Burlier, Jr. accompanied hv
Mr-. I'.ober II. Stretcher.
the' luncheon hour
Mrs. Stanley lilac
of Indian Welfare,
historv of th Cli
wa- the talk by
k -late chairman
who gave a brief
rokee tlihe Af
tor which she introdiii
Lilly," a native Cherok
told of her life at the ;
Cherokee Re.-ervat ion.
Crawford introduced Mrs.
Campbell. granddaughter t
Thonui'. who bef rU'tided the
okee-.
1 'Checka.
gill, wlio
liool on the
Mi,
W:T,
R. II.
Col'.
Cher-
Mis
Irasst, ,f the
I.o
u n
ide
iil-e I 1
school
as of (
- poki
o!
't man
and explained some
immunity life that
are. being woiked out-in that section,
Report- were given by the follow
ing chairmen of committees, courte-
Ilunter, Cullowliee;
N. IL Wild. Canton ;
ice Mrs. H. llueck.
etiildei an mvita
M urphy Senior ailii
Clubs which was aC-
T.
i.iti
on
( , rover
The invo,
Wade John
ing. Mrs.
dent, of the
nesville extended
half, of the four
Coiiinuiiiity Club
Colkitf is (ire
of which Mi
lder.
("li
n was given by Mrs
in opening t lie meet
( . I iov is. nresi.
Club of Way
welcoiii.. in lie
- c'lib-
ill of which Mrs
lent, the Civic Lc
W.ILLutlier is
own club and t h,
which
Woman
a
h
Svl
Clvde
president,
a respond,"
Mr-
.the
Tien
ague.
pres-W-Mrs,
John
ah
in
Well.-wlu-'-i
a I r.a :
ciexei
w'nicl, .M i
I.cwi-
dueed.'
t alive
t ratio'li-meni-
s
make .
wing th,. report of the. dis
residetl! in .which- she told of
u-k since her confiriuat ion at
neeting those as-pinliled
ci:.-,i to '.he Masonic Temple
uinbeon from" attract ivelv
I. table-; : was -erved. : The
. was given by . Lev.. II.
'Mrs.- L. I!, ilaye- gave a
at to "Our State" 'olli.eer-' to
Latlim resp.ondi'd.
-. A. : Smith was, then inlnr
fMc Smith was a f ejlresen-.
,f the'food a.nd drug adminis
i'f the . agricultural , ijeparl
ent. out .-.by -the gover-nnient to
a. survey ..'of sentiment ; re-
stes. .Mrs. II
resolution-. M
and time and
ol Murphy, w
tiou from the
.1 unior Women
cepted.
The presidents,
clubs guv,, t he
plishnieiits of th,
drews -Woman's
Women's Club-,
Clubs. Clyde W,
w lu-e Com muni I y
Woman's Club,
Club of Robbin-ville.
tiny ( lull of Sylva.
Community Club ami
i f 'aynesvil!e:
The meeting was
reading of , the niiilut,
ta ry with an in vit a
district president. Mr
to all club women to
her at her borne on
compliment to t he state
M rs. Ia rber was a
ci-iving' t he guest :- by n
local club,, and her
Richard N'.-elv Itarl
Mary A -hwoi th P.a;
cei-viuu.'. !iiu; tieing
Bowles. Township Superintendent of
Schfxils. Mrs- Jack Messer and Mrs.
I) I). Alley. Mrs. Safford of Fines
Creek and Mrs. Hipp of Rock Hill
were unable to attend. Much inter
est is being centered around the new
County Council and it is expected and
hoped that by the end of the year
there will be an active Parent-Teacher
Association in each school in Hay
wood County.
:
MR. AND MRS. BOWLKS ENTER.
TAIN AT BRIDGE
Mr. and Mrs. M. IL Bowles w-ere
j ho-ts at a lovely party on last Thurs-
day evening when they entertained at
j biidge :it their home in the Kirkpart-
rick Apartments, honoring Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Sloan.
The rooms were beautifully ar
ranged with white chrysanthemums
and the bridal motif was noted in all
par y appoi: ' '
.-aiad course
eiusioa of sever
siotis af contra'
score prizes wi
R.dph Prevost a .
The guests of h :
lovelv embroidei
The guests pr,
Mrs. Ralph Pre
Richard Barber
Badgett, Jr Mi
Mis.- Wilda (
Barber. Miss
Aaror. Prevo-t A!
erby -Mr. Whi:
Cahrles Padgett
and Mr. and Mr-
lents. A delightful
served at the eon
interesting progres
and attractive high
,- awarded to Mrs.
i Mr. Jimmie Neal.
or were presented a
1 luncheon set.
-ent were: Mr. and
,-t, Mr. and Mrs.
Jr.. Mrs. Charles
- Mary Stringfield.
iwford Miss Mary
Lay Quinlan, Mr.
I -. Carleton Weath
ner Prevost, Dr.
Mr. Jimmie Neal.
Ben Sloan.
"From him wh" hath not shall be
taken that which ;i has. There yew
have the s.oary of the incum tax."
of ihe fallowing
ut st iuiding accoin
year's 'work: An-
Club, liryson City.
Canton -Women's
man's .'Club. Cullo
Li.fe Club, Murphy
(iraha'm County
Twentieth Cen
( nic Leaguili
Woman's Club
hv
with tba
the secre-
nn from tha
R. N: iiarber,
i tea given by
Love I. a ne in
otlicers.
tat
al'icial
garding. changing- ih.c law regulating
the claims- of advertisements, of food,
drugs and cosmetics The district
went, on record as approving the pro
nosed, change-.
A nother interesting feature -'during
.. Mie . I !
'revaibv,!
a-iits . w
live not
Hal her
room v.l
assisted m re
- irn'mbers of, the
daughters. M i s.
i- r- Jr. anil'. Miss
iier. with the rc-onipo-eil
,,d' the
hairnien. .
N iw e'eii mot if u'hii li .had
in the him be, hi .appoint
used, in a colerfu! decora
ihroughi'u; the spacious
sidence. ' - In " he. ' dining
pur.ch am! cake were
d
served from an alt i:;r.-tivcly arranged
table orange.' Il'ovvers .. and' briltiatlt
ted leave- were eoliibineil in pleas
ing
tTei'f
cvered with ;
an 1 featureij..
orange tlowers
yellow, taper- .
the '.-reception ,
1 :'' delegates
.remained' ovei
social 'affair'.
I lie , .'!: rai table w:is
a .-.handsome - lace cloth
by a crystal bowl of
and fernery. Lighted
added' a charm to rill
, rooms;. Most of the
attending the 'meeting
for this delightful
IT IS MORE FUN TO KNOW!
. .
IVE EXPERIMENTED A LOT WITH
THE VARIOUS BRANDS OF CIGA
RETTES. I FIND THAT CAMELS
ARE DEFINITELY MILDER. YOU
DONT TIRE OF THEIR FLAVOR
TH FY iwiaavc TiCTF r.flnn
Camel's CcsdktfTbzcccs
MMer Cretan nirleiKi..fici)cir'tlre ijcmrTaifc
RAY'S Harvest Specials RAY'S
Grocery and Meat Departments
Hallowe'en has passed. November is here. The Harvest ends. Winter
(cnies. Preparations must be made. De.sirin.n to help you economize, we
oiler I'or the week-end a number ol special values.
We recommend good food for' the inside sweaters and other woo
garments id!-the outside, See our sweater ad.
High Grade Coffee
FRESHLY (iROr.NI)
Pound - - 10c
REGULAR 15c
Oat Meal
2 for - - - - 25c
LARGE 150X
Pillsbury Pancake Flour
Package 10c
Maple Syrup
22 oz. Bottle - - 25c
Phillips Vegetable Soup
Wesson Oil
Pints - - - 21c
Quarts - - 38c
Pint with mixer 49c
Monarch Catsup
14 oz. Bottle 14c
15c VALl'E "
Sauers Vanila - 9c
Cooking Chocolate
one-pound - 19c
2 for
25 c
lar(;e can
Swiss Cream
3 large cans 1 6c
5 small cans 15c
Octagon Soap, Octagon Washing Powder 10 for 25
Count ry
OUR MARKET OFFERS
Vv- Oysters;
Spare Ribs ; 2ic
Best Grade' Breakfast
Bacon
Fresh" : .
Pork Brains p"
Pickled
Pig Feet
Each
18c
12 k
5c
Pork Liver r
9c
Medium standard pint
Extra selects pint
Fresh Small
trout pfr
lb.
Salt
Mackerel
Mixed ;..'.:.-
Sausage pcr
to ib.
Each
28 c
17
5c
9c
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