THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
THURSDAY, Jl'LV 23, 1933
Mrs. G. C. Brig-gs had her guests
luring the pa.st week Mr. and Mrs.
Brentun Madaml, of Cincinnati, Mr.
Waiter Sullivan and Mr. Marx
Isaacs, of New Orleans, Mr. and
Mrs. Burt Hultz, of Albemarle, X. C,
Mrs. J. G. Ray and Mrs. C. C. Dor-ley.
of Mt. Dora, Kla., and Miss Sarah
Sowerby, of Quebec.
Mrs. R. D. Gilmer, of Asheviile, is
risking her nephew and niece, Mr.
and Mrs. James Atkins, a: Branner
Crest.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Stovall have
had as their guests during the week,
Rev. and Mrs. P. W. Tucker and Miss
Janie Tucker, of Marion.
Mr. and Mrs. James Micheals. of
Durham, who have been the guests
of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Rufus H. Blackwell, returned to their
home on Monday. They were accom
panied by Mrs. Harry Frehn, who
will return to' Waynesville and again
he the guest of her parents before
going to her home in Kansas Cf:v.
Miss Jane Fisher, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Fisher, of Canton,
was the guest for several days this
week of Miss Lois Massie, young
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Massie.
Dr. and Mrs. S. P. Gay have as
their guests this week, their niece,
MK; Mary Elizabeth Crawford, of
Newport, Tenn., and t Mr. Bobbie
Simmons, of Rome.. Ga.
Mrs. Alton Kit kpat rick, of Shelby,
the former Miss Mary Mock, is spend
ing a fortnight with her mother and
sister, Mrs. James M. Mock and Miss
Martha Mock.
Dr. John W. Shackford and daugh
ters, Miss Llla Shackford, Miss
Klizabeth Shackford, and Miss Mar
garet Shackford, who have been the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. James A'tkins,
at Branner Crest, have returned to
their home in Rock Hill, S. C. Mrs.
Shackford, who also came with them,
is remaining over for a longer visit
with the Atkias.
Rev. and Mrs. Paul Hardin, Jr., had
a.s their guests over the week-end
the latter' parents, Mr. ami Mrs. L".
W. Reel, of Spartaaburg. Mr. Reel
returned home on Monday, but Mrs.
Keel is remaining over the for a
week's visit.
Mr. Lauriston Hardin and small
soti, Bobbie, are spending this week
t.n liendersonville, with the former's
parents.
Mr, ana Mrs. Jerry' Colkitt and
two young daughters left on Friday
for a visit to relatives and friends
fb various points in New Jersey.
Miss Babbie Way had as her guest
during the week a school mate, Miss
Virginia Fraley. of High Point.
Mr. Mid Mis, Rufu.s- Siler spent
'.everal day during the past week
in Churlo'ite,
Mrs. J. B. Tugman, the former Miss
Hazel Ferguson and her young daugh
ter, Miss Betty Jane, of St. Peters
burg, Fla., have arrived and will
.spend 'the remainder of the season
with her narents. Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
(Ferguson,
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Mrs. Fred Davis has as her guests
'this week her niece. Mrs. Talmudge
'Morris and small .son, of Baltimore.
Rev, and Mrs. McKcndrv Long and
'two chililrpn si ml nmlhi.v Ti-j P V
Fung, of StatesviUe, returned to 'their
home after spending two weeks in the
H'igeon Valley. Mrs. Long is the wife
"f the late Judge B, F, Long.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Withers
and Mis. Hester Ann Withers at
tended the marriage of Miss Marion
Calhoun and Mr. John G. Murray,
which took place in Asheviile on Sat
urday afternoon.
Mrs. Idi L. White, of St. Petesburg,
Fla., is stopping at the Herren House
for the summer.
Mi. and Mrs. George Coble have
as their guests this week, their son,
Mr. Walter Coble, of Wintergarden.
Fla., their son and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Coble and small son. of
Bennettsville, S. (.'.
Rpv ami Mrs V. I.. Hutchins. of
Concord, are spending sometime in (
'this section. Rev. Hutchins is a
(former pastor of the Methodist church
here.
Mrs. T. S. Legare, of Johns Island,
S. C, is .spending several weeks with
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Russell.
Mrs. James Atkins, of Washington,
D. C. and Lake Junaluska, arrived on
Friday and will spend the remainder
of the sunmmer season at her home
at Lake Junaluska.
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Mrs. Ralph Prevost, Miss Helen
Ray, Miss Josephine Davis, and Miss
Margaret Haas were among those
motoring to Asheviile on Monday.
Miss Nancy Killian had as her
guests during the week, Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Q. Heller, of New York
City.
MISS JEWEL HIPPS HONORED
WITH SUPPER PARTY
On Friday evening MiSd Babbie
Way entertained with a supper party
in compliment to Miss Jewel Hipps on
the occasion of the birthday anniver
sary of the honor guest. The table
was covered witn a lace ciotn anu
Many New Books
In Library Here
Following is a complete list of the
new books that have been aH.ld
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Mr. and Mrs. Leon Killian, Miss
Ellen. Louise Killian ami Mr. Leon
Kiliian, Jr.; spent Friday' and Sat
urday in Chattanooga.
Rev K B. Shelton, who is the
Executive Secretary of the Holston
Conference, attended the Pastor'.s
Conference held last week at Lake
Junaluska, Rev. Shelton is a former
resident of Haywood county, and has
a wide family connection in this sec
tion. Mr and Mm, James W. Killian
had as their guest last week the
latter's brother, Mr. J. J. Trubv, of
Stark, Fla, Mr. Truby had been on
a visit to friends in Pittsburgh, Pa.
and Washington. D. C, 'and was en
route to his home in Florida.
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Mr. J. L. Williams, of Woodstown,
N- J., is spendTng several days in
the county visiting relatives. Mr.
Williams is a former resident of thi.s
section, having moved to New Jersey I
some fifteen years ago.
Miss Cornelia P. Cobb, field repre
sentative of the "State Magazine,"
spent Saturday in Wavnesville.
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Mr. C. B Ferguson, of Bridgeton,
New Jersey, us spending several days
in the county visiting relatives. Mr.
Ferguson is a former resident of
Haywood county.
Mrs. Blanche Medford
week-end in Asheviile as
-f Miss Hettie Doughty.
spent the
the guest
Mrs. Hubert Wells had as her
.mests last , week "Miss Mildred and
Miss Marjorie Duckett, of Florence,
Alahaoia.
'Miss Ro'iina Miller has .as her
lgue.st this week her cousin, Mrs. Reg
inald Arnold, of Bristol Tenn., the
former Mi-s Hetty Hyatt.
.Mrs. -Thomas l. Seawell, of Win
der, Ga., is spending several days in
town as a guest at the Hotel LeFaine.
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LEAGUE UNION TO MEET AT
HARMONY GROVE CHURCH
The League. Union Of Haywood
county will hold the meeting this
month at the Harmony Grove church
on Monday, July the .'list, at 8 o'clock.
AH memibeiv are urged to be present,
as special business is to be brought
before the group.
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Messrs. Ralph Prevost and Aaron
Prevost Tef.t on Saturday for New
York City, where they went to attend
the New York Furniture Exposition.
Mrs. 0. F. Kirkpatriek and Mrs.
Albert New atltended the Auxiliary
Day of the Episcopal Diocese, which
was held on Saturday at the Lake
Kanuga. Mrs. Kirkpatriek is the
president of the local group of Grace
church.
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Mrs. John K. Boone, Mrs. C. L.
Dixon and son, Mr. Lyon Dixon, of
Durham, who are visiting here, and
Air. ami Mrs. Mark Boone, Jr., .spent
the week-end in Andrews with Mr.
and Mrs, Mark Boone.
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Mr, Frank Miller, memiber of the
State Highway Commission, is spend
ing several days in Raleigh this
week attending a meeting of the com
mission. 'Miss. Iris Chafin was the guest of
Mrs. Troy Moody at her home in Enka
on Monday.
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Mrs. Floyd Bullock, of Falmouth,
Va., is visiting her parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Henderson Jones and other rel
atives. En route to Waynesville Mrs.
Bullock stopped over for a visit to
friends in Winston-Salem.
Rev. J. H. Barnhart, former pas
tor of the Methodist church of Way
nesville, is spending two weeks here
as a guest at the Hotel LeFaine.
Mrs. George Mebane, of Asheviile,
spent the week-end in town with hei
mother, Mrs. Margaret Moody.
Mrs. James w. Keed was among
those irom Waynesville who attended
the marriage of Miss McCorkle and
Mr. Martin, which took place on Sat
urday afternoon in the First Presby
terian church in Asheviile.
Mrs. Charles Badgett and two small
sons, of Knoxville, Ienn., are the
guests of the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W, T. Denton
in white flowers flanked by silver
holders with white candles.
The guest list included: Miss Cath
erine Badgett, of Richwood, West Va.,
Miss Virginia Fraley, of High Point,
Miss Jewel Hipps, Miss Mary Iris
Ferreli, of Winsto-nSalem, Mr. Dick
Boyles, f Greensboro, Mr. Sam
Stringrield, Mr. Charles Russell, Mr.
Paul Davis, and Mr. Joe Sherrill.
LACHLAN HYATT HONORED AT
MEETING AT LAKE
Lachlan Hyatt was, elected district
director of the Young People's organ
izations of the Methodist church of
the Western Conference, which com
posed of all the counties west of Ashe
viile, including Transylvania, at the
meeting of the various groups held
last week at Lake Junaluska. He was
also elected as an alternate at the
general church conference which will
be held in Nashville, Xenn. in De
cember. ; ' i I
Miss Edith Tyner Baucom. who is
attending the summer school at Mars
Hill College, spent the week-end in
town with her parents, Rev and Mrs
H. W. Baucom.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sloan and young
daughter, Linda, of Sylva, spent the
week-end in town with Mr. and Mrs
S. H. Bushnell.
Mr. ami Mi?. Delos Crarv and
three children, Thomas, Nancy and
Virginia, ot liingnamton, ;s. ., are
the guests of Mrs. S. A. Jones. Mr.
C rary will spend three weeks here
with his family, after which he will re
turn to his home in Binghamton, while
Mrs. Crarv and the children will
spend the remainder of the sumimer
here.
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M.r and Mrs, Robert Woodward,
of Columbia, S. C, spent the week
end in town with the former's fath
er, Mr. II. W Woodward, at the
Adger House. ,
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Mr. Matt Walker, af Enoree, S. C
is visiting relatives m the county.
Mr. Walker formerly resided here
and has a wide connection of family
and Jriends in this section.
Miss Josephine Daniel, consultant
nurse of the State Board of Health,
spent several days during the week
in conference with Dr. C. N. Sisk and
Mrs.; Jean Dillion, supervisor of
nurses in the health unit.
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Holmes and
children, of Spartanburg, S. C, are
visiting Mrs. Claude Haynes and oth
er relatives in the county. Mrs
Holmes is the former Miss Mary Os
borne, and is a niece of Mrs. Haynes.
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Mr. and Mrs. John N. Shoolbred
had as their guests over the week-end
their daughter and erranddaucrhter,
Mrs. Robert E. Wood, and Miss Mary
Wood, of Elizabethton, Tenn. Mrs.
Wood returned to her home on Mon
day, but Miss Mary Wood will re
main in Waynesville for the remain
der of the sumimer. Mrs. Shoolbred
accompanied her daughter home for
a week s visit.
Dr. and Mrs. A. M. Steelly, of
Williamsburg, Ky., spent the week
end in town with Rev. and Mrs. H.
W. Baucom. They came to visit their
sons, Mr. Herman and Mr, Kenneth
Steelly. who are the operators of the
Smoky Mountaias Industries.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McLeod, of
Asheviile, spent the week-end in town
as the guests of relatives,
Rev. and Mrs. L. B. Haves, of
Charlotte, who formerly resided in
Waynesville, are guests at Lake Juna
luska. Rev. Mr. Hayes was the pre
siding elder in this conference prior
to Rev. Rollins, and he is now pastor
of the Hawthorne Lane church in
Charlotte.
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Mr. and Mrs. Mark Killian. Jr.. of
Asheviile, spent the week-end as the
guests of Mrs. D. M. Killian.
JUfetMEfe If
I BILIOUSNESS
These
rental shelf, until the loaning fees
nave paiu ior meir purchase, after
which time they will be placed on the
nee list:
"The Old Maid," by Zoe Atkin
"house of Earth," by Pearl Buck'
"From This Dark Stairway," by m!
l. foernarc; "L-iauaius the God, bv
Domert Graves; "Point Counter
Point," by A. Huxley; Of Time and
the River," by Thomas Wolfe; ' King
dom Coming," by R. H. Bradford
"Now in November," by Josephine
Johnson; "R. E. Lee," by D. S. Free
man; "Moon and Sixpense," by W. S
Maughn; 'Of Human Bondage," by
W. S. Maughn; "Young Renny," bv
Mazo Deha Roche; "The Man Who
Had Everything," by Louis Brom
field; "Beauty," by Edith Baldwin;
"Goodbye, Mr. Chips," by James Hil
ton. "Personal History," by Vincent
Sheehan; "Walls of Gold,"' by Kath
leen Norris; "Mother," by Kathleen
Norris; "While Rome Burns," by Al
exander Woolcott; "Time Out of
Mind," by Rachel Field; "Laughing
nater, oy c. m. cower; "Prologue to
Love," by Martha Ostenso: "Undpr
Northern Stars," by W. M. Raine;
"Beyond Control," by Rex Beach;
"Front Porch," by Rex Kauffman;
"Greek Coffin Mystery," bv EHery
Queen; "Head Tide," by J.' C. Lin
"Morning in Gascony," by J. W. Hud
son; "Second-Hand Wife," by K.
Norris; "Head Tide," by J. C.' Lin
coln; "Come and Get It," by Edna
rerber.
'One More Spring," bv Robert
Nathan; "Look Homeward Angel," by
i. wone; -me r lying Carpet," by
Richard Haliburton; "Yellow Claw."
by Sax Bohner; "A Few Foolish Ones,'
oy u. .. Carroll; "Meet General
Grant," by W, E. Woodward; "Green
Light," by Lloyd Douglas; "My Own
Story." bv Marie Dressier! "II ea vpn s
My Destination,' by T. Wilder;
Lost Horizon," bv James Hilton:
"Tarzan Triumphant,"', by E. R.
Burroughs; "Art of Happiness," bv J
C. Powys; "The Purple Ball," bv F.
L. Packard; "A Man's Own Country,"
by K. N. Burt; "Old Wine and New,"
by Warwick Deeping.
"A Man Four-Square," by W. M
Raine; " Francis, the First," bv
Frances Hackett; "Beautiful Joe," by
Marshall Saunders; "Self-Made Wo
man," by F. Baldwin; 'Panorama of
Modern Literature," "Roll River," by
Jame.s Boyd; "One Drop of Blood,'"
by A. Austin; "Swing ' Your Mt.
Gal, by R. Cushman; "Don't Ever
Leave Me," by K. Brush; "Why Not
Try God," by Mary Pickford.
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