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THE MOUNTAINEER, WAYNESV1LLE, N. C.
. May . I
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Local
COMMUNITY CLUB HOLDS MAY later time as it would have to be de
MEETING OX MONDAY I termined by the weather. There are
The regular May meeting of the expected to be several entries in the
-Community Club was held on -Monday, contest,
afternoon in the club rooms on Main The revival of the Girl Scout move-
street, with the President, Mrs. M. ment, which was sponsored at one
G. Stamey, presiding1. In the absence' time by the club, with Mrs. W. 1).
of Mrs. J. M. Long Mrs. Ben C'olkitt Smith as the leader, was d'cussed.
acted as secretary. i Mrs. J. L. String-field stated that Mrs.
IDuring the period devoted to busi- Joe Liner would be the leader in the
ness, various reports were presented. j revived group reorganization.
The chairman of education, gave a( The paper of the afternoon was
heport of the dressmaking contest given by Mrs. Will Hyutt, the subject
held for the pupils of the Waynesville being "What the Great Smoky Moun-
Townshin High School. She stated tain.-, Nationa Park will mean to
that nine prizes were given, with two
of cash and the others of dress ma
terials, which had been generously
donated by the merchants
town.
Western North Carolina." In a very
interesting manner Mrs. Hyatt out
lined the manv advantages which will
of the' be given this section due to its prox
imity to the park. fehe spoKe at
Regret was expressed over the fact length of the responsibilities resting
that on account of illness in the fam-j with the citizenship of this section,
ilv. the nresident. Mrs. M. C, Stamev.l in making the most of the opportu-
ttho had nlannpd to attend tVio State1 nitv for development. She told of
WEDDING OF INTEREST TAKES MRS. O'MALLEY HONORED ON
PLACE IN WASHINGTON EVE OF DEPARTURE
The following account from the, On Tuesday evening Miss Ua
Washine-ton Post of Anril 2f.th will, Greene and Miss Eva Leatherwood
in Elizabeth City was unable to go.
It was announced by the garden de
partment that there would be only
one flower show this year, that to be
September with the park delegation
from North Carolina. She urged that
the town cooperate with every effort in
the beautificition program, which is
be of interest to friends and relatives
in this section. The brid" is the
granddaughter of the late Judge G.
S. Ferguson ana niece of Mrs. E. J.
Robeson.
"Miss Sally Norwood Ferguson,
daughter of Judge Garland S. Fergu
son, member of the Federal Trade
Commission and Mrs. Ferguson, of
Washington, but formerly of Greens
boro, N. C, last night became the
bride of Mr. William Boylan Snow,
Jr., son of Mr. and Mis. William
Boylan Snow, of Raleigh, and Char
lotte. I
The ceremony took place at 8
o'clock at the home of the bride's
parents on Eighteenth street when
the Rev. Frederick Brown Harris of-j
ficiated in the presence of the fam
entertained at the home of the form
er with a card party honoring Mrs.
J. J. O'Malley, who leaves Friday
for her home in Chicago, after spend
ing sometime in town with relatives
The hostesses were assisted by Mrs
J. L. Green in receiving the guests.
For the affair a color combination of
white and yellow, which was noted
both in party accesories and the flow
er arrangements, was used with
pleasing results.
The honor guest was presented
with a beautifully fitted overnight bag
by the hostesses and many other gifts
from the guests. Following the
games the hostesses served a salad
Mr. Wrd Kirkpatrick and a party
of fin nils were among those motor-
Mrs. W. C. Russ spent the first parti
.Mis. R v
of the week in Hendersonville as thel spent the Da'-- tr' Jr.
euest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.! cuts m.. - . V,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wilson had
as their guests during the week Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Messer and small
daughter, of Clyde. Miss Elizabeth
Wilson also had as her guests a group
'-f her friends from Clyde.
course. Those enjoying the party
were: Mrs. Blanche Medford, Mrs.
E. C. Moody, Mrs. Tim Smith, Mrs. C.
F. McRorie, Mrs. R. V. Erk, Mrs. C.
W. Barnes, Mrs. F. Robinson, Mrs.
Ralph Ensley, Mrs. Jim Jones, Mrs.
Mildred MeClure, Mrs. W. A. Bradley,
Mrs. L. -X. Davis, Mrs. Bill Lampkin,
Mrs. M. E, Davis, and Mrs. Law
rence McElroy.
Hon. Bob Squires, of Lenoir, spent
street, the former'- P'd
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Mr. and Mri
their guest at
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Federation Convention held this week her trip to Washington, IK L. last amj frjems rrom official and res-) to .heviHe the nrt of the week, several davs in town during the week.
f tVioi now underway in the town. She
spring show the garden improvement! sPke of the importance of better
contest would be sponsored by the' nousing iacinues in mis secuon.
club, with. a large pink dogwood tree! During the social hour tea and ac
to be given the winner. The date for' cessories were served by the follow
the opening of the gardens for public! in hostesses of the afternoon: Mrs.
inspection would be announced at a Frank Bell, Mrs. Jack Way, and Mrs,
James L. Stringfield.
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FROZEN STRAWBERRIES
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Make Mother Happy
With a Pair of
Gordon Hose
No more serviceable gift could be found than
Gordon's new creation in hosiery
Kne-Flex.
We have her size. . .and a color for every
costume.
MASSIE'S
Department Store
"A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE"
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ident society. Tthe drawing room
where the ceremony was performed
was effectively decorated with Ma
donna lilies intermingled with palms
and Parlenese ferns and the bulfet
table in the dining room had a cen
terpiece of lilies of the valley and
Bride's roses flanked on either side
with tall white tapers in handsome
candelabra.
The bride who was escorted to the
improvised altar and given in mar
riage by her father, wore a gown ol 1
heavy satin., made on princess lines'
with a high necked bodice and long
close-fitting sleeves, Her circular
ivory tulle veil fell frt.ni a cap of two
bands of satin to the end of a long
square train and she carried a bou
quet of Madonna lilies from which a
shower of lilies of the valley eascdel.
Miss Lilie Howard Pollard was the
maid of honor. The bridesmaids were
Miwi Sarah .- Blanchard, of Hertford,'
X. C, Miss Mabel Uzzell, and Miss
Fiances Leak, of Gieensboro, and
Miss Elizabeth Mcl'hail, of Rocking
ham and Washington. They wort
vht-er s'lk et drese in pav.el h;ides
am! carried arm ..bouquets of spring'
flowers in pastel shades. I
; iMr. John K. Snow, of Chapel Jlil),
brother of the bridegroom, was the
best man anl the ushers were Mr. I
Manor k .Cowper, of Ruleigh, Mr.'
'icorge Dewey Thompson, ol Colds-!
oro, Mr. liouert Zeaiv, of Greens :
boro, and Mr Wayne Albright, of
Chapel Hill. j
A reception followed the ceremony,
after which 'the -:ouple left for a wed
di.ig trip. The bride wore for trv
eling a smart blue tweed suit with a!
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, 11..VV uiue nat ana accessories, nicy
' v. i'l l.iake their home after Jr.lv 1st I
ut the C ordova Apartments in Wah
mtO'i. Among the . out-of-town
"lie ts were Miss Isabel Ferguson, of
Winston .Salem and Waynesville."
IOt L Won E TT1 P S')CIL
M RVKE UM hhlAC F
Mrs. ,i. Dale Stentz, head of the
hm vorkers, wd the following case
wnikers in the Uva.l relief . oltict':
Mis.- .!:ii v K. (Juinlan Miss Kdwina
c'Hiwell, atid .Mrs. Jce Lin r, at
te'ideu the . two ' 'day sess ion of the
:'t:itc Social Seivicc ciinierenc'.' which
vas hi d in Vinstoii-Salem on Mon-
dav' and Tuesday of this week.
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AVXILIAUV MKKTlXt; TO l!K AT
M '.THOl'IST C lll liCH
1 he r gu'ar monthly meeting of the
AiiiKi:y cif the Methodist 'church
w ;.' l:e nel.i in the nai'lor of the
thu-.-ii o-i Tu":(lay afternoon, May. 14,.
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l.KASF. WAYSIDF. LO'.HIL
.Mis. K. H. ftlackwell has leased the
.ivsicl.' Lud'-'e to Air. a.H Mi s. John
t arr f'ul Mi.-s M;;rv . ( an-, ot M.
I'eteri b'.;i-g. The fan's, ;ho have
for sc"-eral years, opera ted the ''llol
lainler" in St. 1 et- is: ui'. have had
11 W'de experience in the .hotel' busi-1
ness a'.il will no douot 1 ting a. num-be"-
.f people ! y this section. .. .
The Carrs are planning, to arrive
1 he loth of this inoii'h.. In the mean
time1 Mrs. iihu-.kwell -.'. eiMiipli'ting the
many iirprovemet-!
on the Inige. :
ts sV
ic i ..inking
LIEN FAMII Y HOLF REUNION
ON SUNDAY
1 ne All n fanulv held their annual
rem. ion on unda..- at the home of
Mr. Jrn Kellv on llall Top. This if
the 2(th vear , '.nat the family has
gathered for a reunion, the occasion
being the birthnay anniversary of the
late rrv Allen. Arounc1 one hun
dred and riXty lerson1- were present,
nuny of them from the neighboring
counnes.
Mr. J. C. Allen, extended a wel
come to tthe guests and blessing was
given by Mr. . 1). Smith. A boun
teous picnic lunch was spread on long
tables under the trees on the lawn.
MRS. McELROY OBSERVES BIRTH
DAY ANNIVERSARY
On Monday evening Mrs. Lawrence
McElroy assembled a group of friends
at her home on Main street for a de
lightful affair in observance of her
birthday anniversary. Pink and green
was the motif used as a decorative
effect. Following an evening of cards
the hostess served, an ice course.
Those present were: Miss Ila
Greene, Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Queen,
Miss Eva Iieathewood, Miss Louise
Moody, Mrs. Mildred MeClure, Mrs.
Blanche Medford, Mr. George Keller,
Mr. Joe Helmick, and Mr. Ted Land
graf, of Atlanta.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
Mrs. Z. Paris, owner of Lula Belle
Cottage at Lake Junaluska announ
ces that the place is now open for
both room and boarders. ltp
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