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THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY U
Page 4
. SOCIETY PAGE
Local
Society
News
Items
Mrs. Hilda Way Gwyn, Editor -
Phone 137
Y T WAVNF.SVILLK P T
H A i'LKNLIL M FETING
Th-- meeUr.tf '.be F.a: V
'.!-.. -h
L.'i.i M : -.
-rm . i ' lb:
tr,.- iuir.'i
,i ;,..f.,v..
iren will
itii-n.
which- U
he grade
f friends
will be
i:ii, an i t
i.r- f
day':, h
ach iiiee
lart.'et r,
- pre.-ent
M.h Mi?-
li.iay
dug to
imber
wa- w.'
:v tile
tcr.-on
P
JUNIOR. ' LA S TO GIVE PLAY
HIGH SidlOOL AUDITORIUM
The ".iurlor .Class the W. T. H.
. i, pi -enhng "In tiie Light of the
.'do ..." Kr;.-i:iy .. afte.-n-wn and Satur-,!a:-.
r.:L-:.U tV:,.-l and lti. This play
1 t-r.-ve. ';: ;eia! .interest.
H. ill. away and hi-r brother.
ar-.-- ,ett w:tn a big ram
. They .de-bie V, 1 1 V to
mi
ake
boarders, btn are uilsuc
-in-1 o; tiK-ir iris
i- write
results.
.1!! WITH
- -.f the
are the
su-pect.
'tz- bank
tuutjom
hi::.-
c .-. ire
e from
availa-
tudt-r
he: r
eve
The
-i:nn
i.nee
The s
Satur
en. Fii
i -
the
h-Ql
die;; l"c for the high
-iren T and. for adults 2
ofh pe: f rmaru.es - will be given at
W T H. S. auditorium. Lester
fat will give some ccme iy skits
';r-r;;he ae-s. :,In; the -cast1 are
i' .' Sibr, Dou-'las Mo-re, Drama
' a I j
V T l ) a Bu
': f:-ra!d P. i-h'--!.' Fr-i Daris,
. Wr-:?ht Hunter H ?n: v. Joan
Th" nlav
B-sey'Lar
be-rir .-ire
Quir.'.ar.. ... .
M
C.N Ff IT PARTY SPONSOPFD
RY WOMAN'S CLUB
. ' Kien " dnte.'reit centers in the benes
' fit : bri-ig-.- pVify .to be given tonight
at the Ho.c. Lei -a me ov ttie A oman s
Club. Th.-sc ;n charge are expecting
; 4 round eighty pt'.rjior:.- o be present.
The foll.w:r,g tir'ms in town, have
donated p-'ize-: .Massie's Debarment
Store, bath pawder, Martin's Electric
Shop, flash light; Clyde H. Rav, deck'
of car-is; (:;vde H. Rav. Jr.. candles:
American Fruit tano. basket . of
: frair: (. r.. Rav s .Sons, t:e: ay
nesvilie Candy , Company, box of
candy; P.ay'.v Food Store, cigarettes;
Mood.y's. Gr-:ery .. Sto.ie, smoking to
l'.acco; Ve-ider Bakery, pie.; . Er.kraft
Cm sh";). nut ouwr: I. ::,eroKee Auto
: C ompany, nve gallons .f gasr Aiken
G:ft ho.n. . asn trav: W avnesville
Book 'Company,-'pottery.: avresville
, Pharmacy, deck of cards; Jce Mor
mmo. oasKet of fruit: G. C. Ffcrgu-son.
cigarettes: Last Wavr.esvi.re Filling
Station. 5 gallons of gas; Mrs! W- C.
Alien at AN oman s Exchange. lrx . of
home made candv- and Alexander.
Drug .store., a box of )ath powder.
BENEFIT SUPPER FOR PRESBY
TERIAN CHURCH
On Saturday evening beginning at
5 o tlo.k a benefit sur-per w-iii oe
served at the . V N. C. Cafe bv
the members of the Auxiliary of the
Presbyterian church- A chicken and
ovster piate with aehcious side dishes
will be offered.
In,
Fashion Now
m.g:
Tn'-.
w: le
e r.
uh
1 ntd
W-i:
: u : e
crei-e
f -t:ff
;cb it wa- w-.-rr..
r
Y.Ue
ulsh
colore 1 . hition.
ii'fs liU'I wide
ar. 1 a llowir.L'
,n Chi tfot;
gr-
PERSONNEL OF HEALTH DE
APAKTMENT HONORF.I" WITH
! 'INNER
' Sa'UH '.av t-vwrfnjt M r-. Jean
I'.hdr and -M Harte Oliver enter-
mellll'er.- til tl
' wliic'n function
ill and Jackpot
Health
iri Hav
wj.h a
c.-ntra.t.
'.r ranged
r were :
.uo! Mrs.
: Mr
Almond,
f Hi-:
bv.
vly
r
lb--
was at
irir.g lb:
.vi r-
and Mrs.
W. V. .V -an-iIi'-'
G.
Mr. and Mr,
K
:. f Ki'v.-o:,
rge Tabor, '..f
H .ri -Id Han.
,ili Citv. Ml-- Elizabeth
Miss- Lillian. Fowler. Mrs.
! alt, Dr. ail.j Mrs.
'I'vler. Mr. Linw-Hid Hinton.
Peii Sloan.
BENEFIT 'SUITER. TO III
Kitchen,1
Carn'in'-
N. B.
and Mr.
GIVEN
P,Y P T. A.
Oh Thur-lav initht. Feb. Hth. there
w '-11- b-- a iiene.tit suDlier held at the';
Ha : U'aynesvilb school .by "the P. T.
. Serving v. iil begin - at ' o'clock
:;!;- ontbuii. as long as desire:!, A
' ; i.' vr- i.f r.stivations have already
-r 'rade The pvceed- of tlie affair
" i applied on books to be pur-1
cb'i-ed for tin- -chtol library. All
pa-tr .rs and friends of the ,-chool are
U 'm I to attend.
NEW ARRIVALS
Mr.
1 Mi-, Rufus Queeii announce
die birth of
Fcoiuasy
ft h- ' iiiai i
I. .nii'kiri.
iu'hter. Dona J-.e. on,
!:;. Mrs. Quet-n priori
wa- .Miss :Mie l.av i
Mr. W- R.
Me If
A't.-.ke
r and -o
ha.ye... :
thev ha
.. Me.-i:'
ulie San
ea-tm -?':
a fall.
is spent
tg the '
to town.
lusrhter.
e t urned j
ve spent
.':ii. was:
.itur.um j
for' in- I
( .1.1
W. R
-.-vera.
Mrs. M. H. Reeves, who has. been
visiting relative s- uth Carolina,
is tne guest now ,-t. h.vr. sister. Mrs.
L. C Hji't.-r. at r.er nome-in. I anton.
In the near tuturc M:s. Reeves expect.-
to return to Wavnesville
....
Mr. a-:e jar,gum. ".of the State
Highway, and Public Works Commiss
ion. spent several days in town dur
ing the week on business.
Vr C A B acr. a Mi Lou e
Black have returned after, a busme
trip to Florida.
...'.
Miss li, he Kotha returner! on
Sunday night from Monk's Corner
SC.,. where she has beeii with her
sisttr. Mrs. William Kimberlv.
-.-
Mr. F. E. Frve returned during
the week from rorest Citv where he
has been snending sometime -with his
daughter Mr
.:-. - r.
Armand Sand. in.
Mr n 1 M-. C F K rkpa r k
Mr a- 1 Mr C M D e ar" M
F ave G:bo; .-were-: the guests of
fi sends in Ashevillp on Satudav.
Mr. Hugh. Abet.'. who is now Io-:ate.d
reif Br-on C e f t n.-erd
in .town.' . ,: :'
Mrs. Ruth BiaviOCK. wr.o ha been
been spending several weeks in Hick
ory, has joined her sister, Mrs. John
Orr , of . Morristown, Tenn. and they
have gone to Florida for a vLsit f
several weeks.
.Mr., Frank Therrell has returned
to Atlanta after spendin? a fev davs
'an wo a e pje , of
Mrs. , N
a v. a r n
h B I
fr.en ;s w--r
Paze and a party of
Saturday. .
. -
M J " P H m pen
lays- in Raieig.i th:- week -iness.
several
n bus-
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY
HOLDS MEETING
i
The Wayr.esvllle Ur.it No. 47 of
tr.tr American ' Legion Auxiliary met
th home of Mr.-. E. B. Camp on
M -r. iay afterr. r.. After the usual
:-r.:r.g cermcor.y a business sessuon
: -.1 -wed. The treasurer a:i : sc-vcra!
o mm-iitee cha.r:r.er. gave rer-orts jf
: :-., i r Work.
Mr.- Ray:i;.::i Hy.,:t g:y.- a re
f thv ' er.et'.t -aorer he.'i at tr.e
W. V. N ' '. ('. Tine -ecrt-tary
v..- ."-t-uetei : vr.:e a r.--:e t'j Mr.
t;
re.a::v-.--f
the -a:
,k- i.'er.e:i':ty
,v;i - : t;i f rem
..t tltee
.i'Vll'-:
r tr.e tn.r.g- j e
A ir. -ti'in was I t-
tr.e with a 'K
the three pa
J to the Is.-a!
Aft-.
'.J -he
f the
a m i
various
inn wa-
pa v un
I'unr.:.
;' u:ii:r
-h,.
ial K"ur
:it the h ,--.fr-.-e of the af-
M ' -. Fred SaunJe.-s And
r.a MeGee. served a salad
Mi... R R. ramrV-H and
('. Greer, will be h".-te-ses at
h meeting.
Mr-
MI.
LOUISE MacFAYDEN GIV
EN LUNCHEON
-L.-. Guy Wither.-, tr.e lornier
!' -ruier M:-.- Emily Harrold, of Way-r.c-viile,
entertained un last Wednes
day with a luncheon at her home i
Wa.-iiingU.-n. D. C. in compliment to
Miss Louise MacFayden who i- spend
ing sometime in the capitol with her
.-i.-ter, Miss Amelia MacFayden.
The hostess chose for the decora
tive rate a combination of spring
flower.-. These were also used in the
:-r-;,ge whieil she nreseiVerl the
j guv'st of honor. The guest list in-
i clU'ko .-rth Carolinians or those
i -who have: visited at ditfertnt times in
W aynesvilie and were: Mrs- Joseph
! orris, Mrs, L. Hardin. Mis J
, Moroni". Fleming, Mis. Walter Pe--t
( i i M Iln U I
i Mi-..- Amelia MacFavden and Mrs.
! Samuel J ..'.... Venable. :
j .
I Mr. an, Mr.. Paul Hardin and
! Wiil- ren: left by niolor oiv Monday for
-South Carolina. They were the guests
'"' a no. -t . t;me of Mrs, Hardin's
";"ents, Mr. and Mrs. F.. W Reel.
in parianturg. . .Master Paul Har
din. .'!rd is visiting them while Rev.
and' Mrs. Hardin and daughter, Ret"
'vil' "fen-1 the .wedding of a .ousin
:i! Da.lington an.1 frm there will
-r. to -various places in Florida
lb.--'- will 'be out of town for two
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. James Knitrhf
un 1 voiinc daughter. Julia I.eeV who
fnimerly lived in Wavnesville and
'vho h ive been residing in Murnb
the ''oast Vea.'. have returned to
r-sv-tlle t hi week Mi- KrirV,t
i .c..nnM-t..iI with the State Highway
n I Pulilic Works Commission ,.
MONDW- AFTFRNOOV TON.
TR A f'J CT.FR HOLDS MEETING
; -'if -Uonday Afeir-o.-n : Contract
dub. ntct on Monday afternoon with
" ' , im;an as Hostess
Mr-
Tin
at 1 1
K
valentine -motif was used with
active result-. For serving Mrs.
..in used white linen; on: the tables
he. salads were placed enlarge
heart shaj-e-i plat. s.
embers of the. cl'lb preser.t for
crcnifs were: Mrs. Jane- M Li-ne.
. R I.. I'r- v st. Mr-. F.Uir-r.e
M:
Ailev, J:
Mrs.' Je:
M i K )
Colkitt. Friends of the
mertiVe-s of th club who. a-" Mrs.
I M R he - Mr Te C
Mrs. t . ( h'ite I
MR. AND MRS. PAUL RUCK
WELL HONORED WITH PARTY
p- , o -
fc.acrvwe.i enter-!
Mts. Rufu. H,
taiiieo witn a
-ttet sjrmer oaltv on!
son lCr -' "Pniem to ner
B'ackwi'i wh" we Mrii i aUi
b.ackAe.i, who were- married lat.
T- . -.-. - ----- I
ai. . 1 be : a.entme motif of red
and white lent itself, in many attrac
e e Te ' r "c (it ai or and
appointments.? Supper was served at
sma.i iau.es whicn were gav with re-f
ar... white. . .' . "
o Following the serving of supper
K-r.tract was enjoyed at- four tables.
Miss Helen .Ray made the top score
among the . girbs, with Mr$. Arthur
1 a ' g ve wvile Mr
Ernest . J. Hyatt made high among
he men witn Mr. Paul Blackwell
maxing tne low. Thev were present
ed w.m prizes as was also Mrs Paul
ICa.-K-.v':
j. The guest list included besides the
h n r tut M a" i Mr r hur
Hyatt Mr., and Mrs. Hugh Ma-ssie.
Mr and Mrs. Lerov Hall, of Canton.
Mr an 1 Mrs. Ernest J. Hyatt. Mr
a.n'i Mrs. Gradv Rogers. Mi He'en
Ray and Mr.. Wallace Blackwell
...:
Mrs- Sheidon Leavrtt., D'oce-e
president of the Women's Auxiliary
of the Episcopal church, and Mr
Robert Gnobin. wife of tv-e -Bishop.
Yxnh of Ashevme. were special gues.tr
of the meeting of the Woman't Aux
o.ary of Grace church which wa.
heid at the Palmer House on Tues
day afternoon w:tn Mrs. Drayton U
Perry as hostes-s. . They were lunch
eon guests of Mrs C. F. KirkpatHck
at the . Hotel LeFaine prior to. the
meeting. - , . -..
.
Mr. F. G. R:nt)eto?. wri -s pw
located in Hit Springs, spent the
weeit-end at the Hote: LeFa-.no -with
his f amilv.
-.....
Mr. Fab Briggs. of Raleigh, snent
several davs during the week in town
of red !
Sarah Ann's
Cooking Class
Sugar ani .ream go well with
s:: aww-rries but certain. y not w'tn
maexorc i. Ar. : s if it is with salad
ani salad re.-jsing.-. Some of them
a j to gether ana ome di not. lo
r. j. use the same salad dteisijiff over
every salad Mix the salad dressinga
ait th.- .- lad. Broadly speaking.
salad dressings may re cvn.;dervu
under three heads: French ire-ss.ng,
a combination of oil, vinegar or :
on, and condiments; those stirred, into
a., emulsion called mavonnai.-e ; anJ
t e cooKe ! dte.ss:ngs ma'
without
; oil
Roquefo
Crush 1-4
rt Cheese Lres-ing
ib, Roquefort cneeSe
a howl. Add y taaieSDoe-.'i- of .-a
l y
'.-;i little, by .little until y 'U hae a
smo th evtli mixture, then a ale-i 1 tu-n.e.-p.ion
uf v:nega.'. Vou w.l. find the
dressing thick and creamy it just
bately pou:.-. Sca-.-n with 1-4 tea
spoon salt- 1-4 tea.-p - -r. pepper, and
1-2 tcasj.i-ir, paprika. Serve with
head lettuce.
French Dressing
Beat VI tablesooons of salad oil,
j tablesjioon- of vinega, 1 teaspoon
salt, 1-4 teaspoon pepper and a dash
of paprika. If you like it a bit
sharper, season it with more vinegar
and less oil. A good way to make
French dressing, one that will stand
without separating for some time, is
to make it in a cocktail shaker.
Place good sized lumps of ice in a
c' cktail .-haker with the oil. vinegar,
s..lt an:l pepper. Add one or two
'easpouiis of sugar as desired Shake
it vigorously.
Cooked Salad Di
mg
2 tablespoons vinegar
- ta:)lespoon.s sugar
1 well beaten egg
1 .an crushed pme-pple
1-1 t.'ii.-pooii salt.
Strain juice from 1 small can
flushed pineapple and combine with
any other fruit juice available, suf
ficient to make 1 1-2 cups liquid.
Combine the above named ingredients
and add -fruit juice. Cook over slow
tiie until mixture thickens, stirring
constantly. Remove from tire, beat
with egg beater until cool, then add
c.u-hed pineapple. Serve with fruit
saiad or a vegetable combination of
cabbage, carrot and celery
b Chiffonade Dressing "'.-'
To 1 teaspoon of salt, 1-4 teaspoon
pepper and a dash. b.f paprika, add
it: taole.spoons of salad oil and o
tablespoons vinegar. Beat for a few
secoiius. Tiu-n put pimentocs, 1 table
spoon of chopped pimentoes, 1 table
spoon of ctlopped parsley and
m.m ed hard-boiled egg. Beat until
blended. Serve with asparagus salad-
Russian Dressing
To d-4 cup of mayonnaise -add 1-2
of a hard boiled egg chopped fine, 1
tablespoon of chopped green pepper,
1 tab.esj)uon of ' chopped, chives. 1-3
cup of chili .-auce. Combine all in-'
giedients and serve on tomato or
egg aUoi-
Ta
ar
Sause
ves, 1 gherkin. 1
Cnu.p n
tar-it
of n
h
x-un of parsley. Add 1 cup
yor.nai.-e. Mix well and serve!
tied broiled fish-
: Vinaigrette Dressing
To 1. cup French dressing add 2
teaspoons chopped pickles, 2 teaspoons
chopped capers, teaspoon each chopped
pars.ey and. or. ion. 1 teaspoon pre-
pared mu.-tard. Serve with lettu.e
un -1 .r,,,-,, o.!.i
" : -
Mrs. Felix Stovall had as her guest
(r veral ..days during the past week
h- n-r.i:. ... V. .
Youmr. of Asbtvi'llo
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wigham. of
Asheville, were the week-end guests
of the latter s parents. Mr and Mrs
Will Ray- .,..'"..
Mrs. M. H. Bowles and Miaa
Caihe.-ine Ray, were Asheville visi
tors on Thursday
.'..
Mr. Aaron Prevost and Mr- Joseph
elch have returned from Tampa and
other points m Fion.ia.
.".....
Mr. Carol Bell left durilrir the
week with a party of friends for
Florida where they will enjoy sev
eral days fishing.
.
Mr, and Mrs. Gradv Rogers, the
latter the former Miss Dorothy Mc
cracken, w-ho have been making their
home in Biltmore. have returned to
aynesvilie and Mr. Rogers will be
located here. .
Kxpla:n! thf m.i-.ir.-. n-.- M
Treatment Win h .
amaj.ng r-hM SoH on ironUa 1
PRICttESS INFORMATION 3
STOMACH OR Ol 'ODES' M.
I LCEKS. POOR DIOES
TIOS, A(il) DYSPFPS1
NFSS. llEARTRI'RV frv H
STIPATION. BAD BRFMH
SLEEPLESSNESS OR HFn
ACHES. DUE TO EXCESS ACID.
Aik f or & frt copy of H Otortt-g Mejjavm. We 3
SMITH S CUT RATE DRUG STORE
aynesvilie, N. C
Mr. Willis King, of Elkmont, Tenn.,
who holds the same position for the
state of Tennessee that Mr. Wilburn
holds for North Carolina in the work
relative to collecting material and es
tablishing the Muesum for the Smoky
Mountains Park was in town the first
of the week.
Mrs. Fannie Cabe Parker left dur
ing the week for Tampa, Fla. where
she will spend the remainder of the
w liter with her sister Mrs George
Roberts.
The Place
Sunbeam Flour, per 24 lbs .
J YUKON WESTERN FLOUR
121 lbs. 1,10-49 lbs. $2,15 Bbl. SS rt
Yukon Best, per 24
Sugar, 25 lbs.
Lard, 8 lb. carton
RF AVQ Great Northern
B .DijAiiU' Michigan Pea ..
BEANS er
icnuvv if mis
Bushes Corn, No. 2
Lord Fairfax Beans, No. 2 1-2 can 10c 1
; il
g Sloats Tomatoes,
Sweet Potatoes, No, 2 can . . 3 for 22c
! Bushes Fork and
! 2 for
Broken Slices Pineapple, 2 1-2 can 19c
Santo
COFFEE
Per Lb.
19c
"the sesrPAfrr
OF THE MEAL "
mm
5
1 1. .
!,' OCTAGCn !
fToCTAGONil
f SCOURING 3
LClfANilRi
BUY FROM THIS OUTSTANDING SOAP FAMILY
CLEANLINESS WITH ECONOMY
YOUR BEST BUY
Quality Meats At Good Prices
Roast Beef, 1A Round Steak A (
Per Pound .... lUC Per Pound .... 1 UC -
a Roast Pork q Pork Chops , 1 Q I
B Per Pound .... lOC Per Pound .... .IOC I
Pork Brains in Sausage 1 A ,
B Per Pound .... lC Per Pound .... 1UC (
See Us For Western Meats
C E. RATS SON!
MR, AND MRS JAM? -IMPROVING
AT H
Mr. and Mrs. James V.
suffered injuries from u
accident several weeks
route to Selma, Ala . ;
teen confined to the Hi.-,
ty Hospital sin e, are rr.i
It will be necessary
them to remain som--:
the hospital.
Mrs. Harry Rotha ar i
R. -Thomas were am r
motored to Asheville fo:
to Buy Flou
r
89c
lbs.
.$1.19
$1 23
........ .,..$1.05
4 lbs. for 25c
per lb.lOc
. . . .o ius. lor zoc
can . , . . .3 for 25c-
No, 2 can .4 for 2k
Beans, No. 2 1-2 can
25c
Mary Mac
COFFEE
25c
Per Lb.
In The
Glass Jar
Vacuum
Pack
Per Lb.
31c
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