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niE MOUNTAINEER. WAYNESVILLE, N. C.
SOCIETY PAGE
Society
News
Mrs. HUda Way Gwyn, Editor j - - - Phone 137
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VOUXC, PARKER (JAY, JR., EN
TERTAINS ON UIRTHDAY
On Monday afternoon Master Park
tr (lay, Jr., irave a party at the home
of his parent.-,, Dr. and Mrs. b. 1.
Gay, in observance of his fifth birth
day. He was assisted by his mother
and his cousin, .Miss Mary Elizabeth
Crawford, in receiving his truest;.
A motif of green and white marked
all the party arrangements. Attrac
tive dolls were given the girls, while
the boys were presented balls and
balloons. After the games an ice
course wa-; served.
The guest list included, Nancy
Jones, Miriam Ierihour, of Charlotte,
Alida Lee lioyd, Betty Steine, of
Charlotte. Peggy Mclnnes, Geraldyn
('(.Ikitt, liip-t nia,i Hernian, Jean
Rotha, Vivian and DaiV Watkjns,
Charles and liill Padgett, of Knox-
iV.v, T-m my Ray. Jackie Coin, Tom
my Crjf:. and Hobbie Hardin.
MRS. R. L. ALLEN GIVES SUPPER
I PARTY ON WEDNESDAY
On Wednesday evening Mrs, R. L.
Allen entertained with a buffet sup
per in compliment ty Baroness von
Below, of Washington, and her son,
Mr. E. Turnbull, of Washington and
New York, and Mr. and Mrs. James
bavey, of Greenwich, Conn., who
have come to this section to reside.
For the occasion the house was. at
tractively arranged in a color motiff
ot pink and white, with the dining
room lighted,' with .' g-eerl. tapers.
Among those enjoying the gracious
hospitality were, besides those men
tioned, Mrs. Lane of Troy, N. Y., Mrs
Margie Blaylock, of Waynesville and
Hickory, Father Howard V. Lane, and
Mr, and Mrs. J. W. Seaver.
Betrothal Announced
METHODIST CiRCLE NUMBER
ONE TO HOLD PICNIC
Members of Circle Number One of
tne W'.me:;'. Auxiliary of the Meth
odist chinch, will hold an all day
ir cting u,:i. a mcnic lunencon, on
Tuesuay. Au-a-: the 27th, at the
home of Mi.-. '. A. Hyatt on the
Fail-view Ro.td. All members who
have v,)u m- f.r the circle quilt are
a.-ked 1i ;.:: 'in in a it is planned
to pu: mum I'igvther on that day.
Thn-e in ( liarji nf the stuily course
ai.-i plan i-i.tiipli-ie the study book
t h a : . ! a y .
The Personality
Beauty Shop
I- I in iciliii iim die I,alei Tlilim
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PERSONALITY WAVF
This custom-made method
"treats the hair while heini;
waved" and assures a
remarkable and durable
Permanent Wave for dry
and brittle may and white
hair.
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Mr. ( ram. nmi
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MRS. R. L. PREVOST HOSTESS
TO CONTRACT CLUB
On Monday afternoon Mrs. R. L.
Provost was hostess to the members
of the Monday Afternoon Contract
Club at her home on the Bai-
sam Road. The living room were
arranged in quantities of summer
Mowers of many varieties.
The member enjoying the spirited
games were: Mrs. Ben Colkitt, Mrs.
James W. Killian, Mrs. Eugene Alley,
Jr., Mrs. Jerry Colkitt, Mrs. C. C.
White, and Miss Nancy Killian. Spe
cial '.'Vests of the afternoon were:
-u..-. v. niieiu. r IVevo-t :.nd Mr-. M. H.
Bowles.
LUNCHEON TENDERED JUDGES
OF FLOWER SHOW
On Wedne-day, following the judg
ing of the flowers at the Flower
Show, annually sponsored by the
Community ( lub. the committee gave
a luncheon at the Wayside Lodge, in
compliment to the judges. The lunch
i n table was placed on the porch
ami centered by an attractive arrange
ment of summer flowers in 'shades of
anil iv.-e. I
1 lei-e attending -were: .Mrs. tai't'olll
Lea. cnairman ot .the - garden com-iii;'-'.ee.
and the following ..members:
Mis:s Caroline Ai.-keacA-r, 1 MV.
Wi,f..rd, Ray, Mrs. Ben Colkitt, Mrs.
M. (1. Stanley, and Miss Diana Black,
and the judges, Mrs. T. A. Frazier, of
C ia. kesuale, Mi-.., .and Mr. and Mrs.
Littta' Clement, ot Asheville.
mm
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.Mi Blanche Joy Hyatt. wlios lielliiiitlial to Mr. Calvin Mon
lliixcy. .If., ill 'rrvai'l.ana. Ark., lias been iiiiikhiiiii'iI. The mar-,
uc i- rlieiliile(l to take plaee early in September
Cut courtesy Citizen-Times
MISS JEAN HODGES HAS BIRTH
DAY PARTY
Li Hie Miss Jean Hodges, younr
laughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
Hodge-, 'of Tasewell, Teni:.. entertain
ed with a birthday party on Saturday
afternoon at the home of her grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs. James R.
i SQUARE DANCE GIVEN AT
B.ELI.EMEADE
...'On.. .Monday the Waynesville
Chamber of Ciimmerce, under
the management of Dr. S. P. Gay,
ihairm;.n vt entertainment, and Mr.
I C M. Jticus, manager of Bellemeade
l rlaygt.iunds, gave a square dance at
i Bellemeade. Around fifty :ouples
were in attendance,:
1 The guests were received by Dr.
1 and'- Mrs. S. P. Hay and Mr. and Mrs.
I C.. Dicus. Music was furnished by
I the Cherokee Indian Band. A special
feature of the evening was an exhi-
bit'ej. set given by the Soco Gap dah-
?er , led by Mr. Sam Queen.
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Keep off the Grass
O.K. with me
ILL GO YOU
ONE BETTER
AND WEAR
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P. E. Perfect-Eze Shoe
Everything The Name Implies
Come in and let our expert fitter show
you the comfort in these shoes.
Store
'A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE"
Massie
Dept
I nomas.
After playing numerous games the
guests ' we're invited into the dining
room which was decorated in green
and white. The table was covered
with a lace cloth and centered by a
:arge bii thdav cake, with three can
dies. Each place was marked bv a
small birthday cake for the guests.
Those present were: Mary Osborne,
Dolores Ilollvfield. Mary Anne
Massie, Betty Hannah, June Paris,
Niinev Jones. John Dicus. Mark
Dicus, Charles Badgett,, Bill Badgett,
I'.ohbv Hardin. Waiter Tal;He-Tio,
Thomas Buell. James Buell and John
Hodges.
MRS. SEAVER GIVES LUNCHEON
ON FRIDAY
One of. the most delightful affairs
of the week vas the. party given
by Mrs. J. . Seaver. on I-ridav morn
ing, in compliment to Mrs. Odin Buell,
of Buellton, Calif., and Mrs. John F.
Hodges, ot lasewell, Tenn., both
guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James R. Thomas.
For the occasion the living rooms
woie decorated in a motif of rose and
blue with rose? and asters being com
bined in lovely effects. In the dining
room ye'low and red were attractively
combined.
When the card-i were put away.
M'i.-s Su ah Tu.-ker was the avinr.er of
he (" -core, and M;s. Hendry, hos
tess a', ihj iunham H,u-i'. was the
winner ot the low-. Both h
Were als.: presented with
irch Were a; ti;'lt;s i t
ih-- Iccnl shops.
e 'gwe'sts hieluded, in ad'l-ltiih to
ir:i::ii,uc,: Mrs.. Hugh Massie,
' W R i M ( U u I
(iravile:; Feiguson. .Mrs. John
h. iil'.i, el. ' Mrs. C. N. Sisk. Mrs.
McLvn.-. Mr-:. R. h. -Stretcher,
g'-'i-st-. M,--. Wile '-:rn. ; a- i
El S-trttc'-.e-. X Raieich. Mr.s.
Mrs. R. L. Alien, Mrs,'
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I'ia Pennv. of
ining the
l:y a:i::'ointei!
were: Mrs,
P., Campbell.
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vn:e, a.
MISS HYATT TO WED MR. HER-
VEY OF ARKANSAS
Mr. anil Mrs. Henry Macl-ayden
of Biltmore Forest, have recently an
nounced the engagement of their
niece. Miss Blanche Joy Hvatt, to
Mr. Calvin .Monroe Hervey, Jr., of
lexai kana, Aik. I he marriage is
scheduled to take place early in Sep
tember and v:m he a late afternoon
event at Central Methodist church in
Asheville.
Miss Hyatt was born and spent her
early childhood days in Waynesville,
where she has a wide family -connec
tion. She is the granddaughter of
the late Mr. and Mrs. James Robert
Hyatt, and the dauirhjler of Mr.
Jamie -"Hyatt, of Knoxville, Tenn., and
the late Mrs. Pauline Jones Hyatt.
She was educated at Converse Col
lege, and the University of Arkan
sas, where she and her fiance were
co-students this past year. She was
a member of the Pi Beta Phi sorority.
I-or the past several years she has
made her home. 'with her aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Henrv MacFay
den, in Biltmore Forest.
. Mr. Hervey is a member of the
Sigma Alpha Epstlon chapter at the
University of Arkansas. The young
oupie will resnii in Texafka-na,
where the groom's father is a large
planter and Mr. Hervey, Jr. will as
sist his father in the management of
his plantations.
HAZEUYOOD P. T. A TO GIVE
BENEFIT BRIDGE PARTY
On I-riday night the Ilazelwood P.
T. A. will sponsor a benefit bridge
Hotel Gordon. Playing
.8 o clock. A number of
izes will be awarded the
ic gran 1 prize for the
1 e vain from the Spin
frr knitting a suit, and
tize. for the men will, be
f .s."..o.i. :
h-:r.g tuither infornia-
t-c:-. -i-. requested 'to ca'-i Mrs. E. C.
Wagenfeld, chaiinun, and the foliow-
:r,L- mm.-:ee members: Mrs. L. M
rticheson. Mrs. ; Colin Mclness. Mrs
Ihailes h. Lngiish. Miss Eva Leath-
trn-oo-i or Miss Ma'v Strina'rield.
MASTER DAN WATKIN'S GIVES
BIRTHDAY PARTY
O. Fr 1
GAIN IN QUALITY
CI nilD Roll Call
1LUUIV
Yukon's Western
1.10
Sugar
10 Pounds
25 Pounds
100 Pounds
...54c
LARD
8 lbs.
in
Snowdrift LARD 61b.
WALDORF TISSUE 3 for
ft
SCOTT TISSUE
2 for
15c
fanationmS";; ,
Libby's
No. 2 Can Bart let Ptas
Asparagus Tips, 1 lb
Tomato Juice, 3 for
No. 1 Can Peaches
--19c
-.23c
- - 13c
Soap and Powder Specials
4DQainUSH-FQURt2SQ CHECKS
JoOCTACQN SOAPvflj
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CASH fORXMAS
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OCTAGON SOAP
10 SPECIAL or oj
5 GIANT BARS ZlC
f
party, at the
will oefrm at
handsome pi
winners,
'.vomta w
(iaie Mil!
the jjr;.nd pt
a cash prize
. wi
OCTAGON POWDER 4forw
SPECIAL
OCTAGON T'jy
3 FOR 4(f
OCTAGON SOAP CHIPS
2!
PALMOUVE SOAP 3 for 14c
SUPER SUDS 2
FOB-
$I000 Cash, First Prize
Every Weekl
1000 Other Prizes
Every WM
3 for
14c
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SM MV--II C;F KITCH
K. SliuUFi:
a tut nieni
taujrht - by
e a kitchen
Mrs. Sam
affair waa
Massie in
no -a Master Dan
iiouii of his young
..m .i-e-eurate his
' A . I'inr cem-u.-grton
was noted
and pa rty a sees -
nl' to i., ;
h I"- la t
binatio:! of nink
in the ! .'.. t. :..
scries.
The jruest li;s: i:u!uded: Xancv
lore- Em U oda i t,ui tn Co'
k:tt. ivuin atkin, Jean Rotha and
cousm. Maiy June Weaver. Bittv and
Paul Hardin, BoL-b:e Hardin and Par
ker Gay.
' )n c.lrH-.-.ia v aj "f - ri".'--Hits
of. the adult clas-e-
M "ha t i u pi
shower in comaiiment to
Massie, a member. The
given at the home of Mr
the Rceers Cove.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonn I . Hodirev and
young son and uauirhter, wh- have
teen visitniff Mr. and Mrs. Jame R I
Thomas, left Sunday for their homel
in Tasewell, Tenn.
Hugh J. Sloan
Special Agent
NEW YORK LIFE
INSURANCE CO.
Wayn'esTiUe, N. C.
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THESE SOAP SPECIALS AT THE FOOD
70c Basket
Combination
Soap and Powder
57c
60c Bucket
Combination
Soap and Powder
48c
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CAN'S
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Can
Summerjhtii
for
winter days
with
BETTER
STEAKS
ROUND
SIRLOIN
T-BONE
MEATS
19(
per lb.
per lb
per lb.
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HAMBURGER per Hi- J
STEW BEEF per lh.
BEEF LIVER per Ib
OLEOMARGERINE per Ib
CHEESE perjbj
GINGER ALE jforj
t. Ray s Sons
Western Branded Beef