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THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
THURSDAY DECEMBER 26, 1933
Society- -:- Clubs -:- Personals
PHONE 137 MRS. T. L. GWYN, Editor PHONE 137
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I'Elt 1'AKTY I
On Ei.day evening Miss Bu'ne Way
entertained a small group of friends t
with a suj.per party a-, .h hon " ' '
her nan-nts. Mr. and Mi-. .lark U'av. the
AT COUNTRY CLUB
';.;. stvejal tree, aglow with lights
. r.t. entrance to the club house
Wayn ---villi- Country Club and
toivi r.ng tret- in the lounge,
The .liviiiff -and-dining room's were i-parklmg with ornaments and lights,
de-orated in Oiri-tmas greens, and the ; th? Cnr.stmas stafon was ushered in
red and gueti ;.: noted in a!! the by the first s.xia! affair of the week,
appointnu-f.U. among the married set or. Saturday
. Fo!l-,.- I;.-, ,1-mng of , upper the evening, -.Un-r. a Christmas party waa
yue.-ts wr 1. 10 the Seven Club vher;? I 8ln'
th-v di.Kced. Tr.o,e muklnjr up the 1 he group ot 1 rami, -a ve the party
r; . iiinm Miss as a eo-opciativo aflair with a draw-:
Eii,-.'i I,u..,- Killian. Mr. John M. ! iW of name-, for gifts and partners
Our-.-.. Mr E. L. Withers, Jr., Mr. j f'"' :'-' evening, i ollovv.ng the .listr.i
!.,,, ii... w, r,' i,,.v.t Mr Sam ' buuon of the gift-s by an honest-to-
R'j--h;,eli, -Jr., a.i-- Mi. Sr.m String-
Jr
Mi.--the
Mary Lou Morrow, .-tudeiit
We.itf'f.i Carolina Teacher?
week with ht-i
:;a!u-ka.
Jamiiy
godness Santa C!au.- from his
00,'ts to his beard, ,,everal progression.--
of contract were enjoyed.
Those making up the party were:
Mt. and Mis. James M. Long. Mr. and
rl!,.. .nlinir the n.vt two -Mr. .TIVi'. -J. Hyatt
Lake Ju- 1 revost, anu .nr. l.. m. iuch
eson, Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Davis, Mr.
i and Mrs. V. A. Bradlev, Mr. and Mrs.
J. I'. Dicus, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Col-
kitt, Dr. and Mrs. R. Stuart Roberson,
Mrs. Nana Shankle, ar.d Mr. Wallace
Black-.u-ll.
SKYKN ( LI B TO CIVK CHRIST
MAS EVE DANCE
I ),. Chnstma.- r.ve a dance for the
jour.ger college set will be given uy
the Seven Club. Music will bo furn
ished by the popular or.hcstra of
Ashevilie, the Buccaneers. The ball
ru m. w ill hf elaborately decorated in
( 'I. i :.- tm ;i- greens.
paients, Mr. and Mrs. John Al. Queen,
auring the coming fortnight.
m
Mrs. Rufus Siler, Miss Emily Siler
and Miss Hilda -Way were among
those motoring to Ashevilie on Sat
urday. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Bowles left on
Saturday for Irwinton, Ga., where
they will spend the Christmas season
with '.he latter's parents.
Mr. Otis Massie. student at Dukei
. . . . ...... - i a i nrvn i I'idor ti- n - v r .
ii.VJAN S CLUB t.NJUl3 CHKIST-1. "j. r, i ii -1 Z W fh
..... ..r-..-,..,. tending Duke University, has arrived
i.li . , .... . - - .
I in town ana win De trie gue.st of her
l ne legular ueeemoer meeting ol
tne Woman s Club was held on Thurs
day afternoon in the dining room of
the new Sunday School annex of the
Baptist church. In the absence of
Mrs. S. P. Gay, president, Mrs. H. W.
liiueom, vice president, presided. The
rtom was attractively arranged in
Christmas greens, with a lighted tree,
under wmch the members placed their
gifts for the annual community tree
for the under privileged children of
the community.
During the period given over to
At dfjrtetmas
business, Mrs, Tom Lee. Jr.. chair-1 University. a rivet! this week and
mm of the- Christmas activities, gave I will be with his parents. Mr. and Mrs
1Km.1 J .TU fl MM
Wishing Ymi Joy On
Christmas Dav
C:alJ
I fata!
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r. ol tr.e hig
afji'May 1"
a. where
the gUl---
A :ik '. V i -h j .--en! mu'W .
Th.tf iih-' Uii 'jilt- I
M.i.v :,ru to Mti,
Lady lnlr Beauty
:e:n ('
an outline of the items ;;nd urged
that, a large attendance mark the c-x-erci.-e
held on Christmas afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. I at four o'clock at the court house for
the annual tree.
Mrs. R. N". Barber read a letter
from the state garden cha.'man urging
that all club women conserve the ever
greens at this season. Mrs. James
W. Killian, chairman of civics, an
nounced the plans for her committee.
Mrs. Grover C. Davis, chairman of
American citizenship stated that a
copy of Whistler's famous painting of
his mother would be presented to the
high school in January. A motion
was made to a.-k the mayor to prohib
it the use of lireworks on the streets.
Mrs. Richard N". Barber, Jr., took
ehurire ( f the program. She gave a
brief sketch of the live, of Franz
Schubert and Ei anz Lf.-tz, following
wh'i h h gae a violin ,-o;o, Ave
Man. i. a ron-tianu n bv Mr-. Evanuer
Li t- :..
Mr-. It. N. I: !.,,; fcuve a 1,1.,,-t ,n-
. . t.iiii tulk "ii t he "Iny Land."
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tin :er the
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"Draw Nigh,
Jim Ma-sie
idays.
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Mr. Ray
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L;. I. I'. !i:mniei, wa.- the guest
i.: M :. and Mr-. .lames Y. Reed f tjr
;i n.upi- i.f days during the week.
Si:. -.- Mary and .Miss Ora h'erguson,
ii-i are attending the Western Caro-
Mia l eaehers t ollege, art- .--pending
tt their home. at the vara! mn. season with .thejr family
en i- Creek.
Prof. James True.sdale, instructor
of Greek, at Duke University, will
spetd Christmas with his parents, Dr,
and Mrs. R. S. Truesdale.
Miss May Crawford, who is the
physical director of the girls in the
Sumter high school, arrived on Thurs
day anci will spend the Christmas va
cation with her family.
Mr. Tom Hill and daughter, Mis3
Pat-v Hill, of New York City, will
spend the Christmas holidays as the
euejjts of the former's mother, Mrs.
Charles' R. Thomas. En route they
stopped in Durham where they visited
Tommy iiil! who is a patient in the
Duke Hospital.
m Truesdah . of A-heboro.
i t ho Yuletide .eason as the
:;- parent-. Dr. and Mi's, R.
a'".
-.or Ar.n Witht r-, wh. iv-v.-
. -'lag.' i I'.Mi - - Caro;;ec
Mr. (iaither Sanford.. in
. ..r Tuesday night, has
tie-. Kn i uite Mis.-- Wii hers
days as the guo-1 f
: v. .' i- Mi'i ri? ''i M:u lull.
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Be More
Careful Than
Ever About
Your
Foods
Coffee
uri j -ww
wnite House 07 g
Maxwell House" C S
1 :,v
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Yukon's Best Flour, 24 lbs. . . .119
Raisins, seedless or seeded. 3 lbs, 25c
Swans Down Cake Flour . .29c
4,
M,
Wiliiura .Medfbrd. wii) spei.d a
i.f day.- (iuring Christmas week
gue-t of hi.-, 'parents, Mr. and
Medio
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of
leadyKo-W
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ear
Our Fall Numbers Of Coats And
Dresses Now Beim? Sold
At Sharply
educed rnces
1
Fur-Trimmed Coats
Reduced . ::. .
Sport Coats
Recced
50
25
Per
Cent
Per
Cent
I Dresses at Bargain Prices
Bargains-Bargains
This is the time and place for you to
buy Ready-To-Wear . Buy for your
self fciid buy for Christmas gifts.
E. ElAYS SONS
Mi.-v I!il!e Franklin, who ts a
student at the Western Carolina
Teacher.- College,, arrived in town on
1'iiday and will be with her family
during- -he holidays.
Mi. and Mis. V. (1. Dyers were
among those motoring to Ashevilie on
Saturday.
.Miss Lillian Wyatt, who is attend
ing Western Carolina Teachers Col
lege, is spending the Yuletide season
with her family at Hazelwocd.
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.Mis Eailene Stall, who is a stu
dent at the Western Carolina Teach
ers College, is spending the Christmas
vacation with her family h4re.
.."..
M'r. and Mis. Will Chambers have
a.- their guests for the Christmas
holidays the latter's sisters. Miss
Mary Frances Stark eft teacher in
the Bessemer citv si.hool. Mis Marian
Staikev. teacher from Lockhart. S. C.I
Mrs. W'e.ssie Hit t, and daughter. Car
nlyn, of McCormick, S. C,, ar.d Mr.
W. II. Sanders, of Columbia, S. C,
one of the new members of the State
Highway Commission, of South Car
olina. ;
M r. Joe .Lack Atkins, who 1 at
tending Jirevard ('ollege this year, is
honie for the Christmas vactions,
which he will .spend with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. James Atkins.
Mr. James Harden Howell, Jr., sen
ior at the University of North Caro
lina, has, arived from Chapel Hill and
wilt spend the holiday season with his
parents, Major and Mrs. J. Harden
Howe!'. .
Mrs. Charles R. Thomas was an
Ashevilie visitor during the week,
Mr. 'Carl RaU'liff, student at the
Western Carolina Teachers College,
will spend Christmas with his family.
.- .' .'.
Mis3 Mary Willie Iiotha, who is at
tending the North Carolina University
for Women, has arrived from Greens
boro and will spend the Christmas sea
son with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Rotha.
. .
Mr. Leon Killian.'-Jr., .who is at
tending McCallie's this year, has ar
rived from Chattanooga, and is the
guest of his narents, Mr. and Mrs.
L. M. Killian.
'.-,
- Dr. and Mrs. N. F. Lancaster are
leaving this week for Richmond, Va.,
where they will spend several days
a the guests of the latter's parents,
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The following party left by motor'
Saturday for a. week's visit to va-kye welcome you as Our CUSto-
rious points in rignua
Mr-. -Ka", Ija'nn will -nenl ('h:,;.-t-ina.-
w ith her :-ter in Detroit,' aitil h -fore
; etui tint .. to WaynesvjHi will
visit hor'brotht'r in Columbus, Ohiei.
Mr. and .Mrs. E. L. Withers will have
as their guests on Christmas Day,
Mr?. S. C. Satterthwaite, Mr. S. C.
Satterthwaite, Jr., and Miss Caroline
Lucas, of Atlanta.
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Mr. Den Atkins, who is attending
Rutherford College, has arrived to
spend the holiday season as the guest
of his parents, Mr, and Mrs. .James
Atkins, Jr.
Mr. Dewey Patton, who Ls a student
at Duke University, arrived during
the week and w-rli spend the Christ
mas season with his family here.
Mrs. R. N. Barber and Mrs. Richard
N. llitrber, Jr., spent Friday in Ashe-,
viile.
,
Mr.-. Joe Howell, who was called
several weeks ago to Candor, N. C,
on account of the illness of her father.
ret in ned home on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton lurkpatrick,
of Shelby, will spend the Christmas
holiday with the latter's mother, Mrs.
Jamcs M. Mock.
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Mr. Poi-ter Greenwood, who is a
student at Duke University, is home
for the Christmas holidays to be the
guest of his family.
Miss Anne Albright, dean of Wom
en at the Western Carolina Teachers
College, has arrived to spend the
Christmas vacation with her mother,
Mr-. AL E. Albright,
Mr. and Mrs.. James Coman, who
have been visiting relatives in Way-nesvillc-
and Lake Junaluska, have
returned to their home in Winston
Salem,
"
Dr. W. N. Sisk, who is serving his
internment at the Cincinnati General
Hospital, arrived oil Saturday to spend
several days as the guest of his par
ens, wr. and Sirs. ( . IS. iisK.
Mr. Howard Hyatt, student at Mc
Callie's, has arrived and is the guest
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
J. Hyatt, on the Balsam Road.
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Miss Mary Barber, who is teaching
in Burlington this winter, has arrived
and will spend the Christmas season
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. N.
Barber.
1$
'HRISTMAS CANDIES
... 10e
KinjA Mixed, per lb. .
Ormgi Slices, per lb.
10c
Gum Drops, 2 lbs. . . . . . . . .25c
Chocolate Drops, 2 lbs. . ...25c
Coconut BonBons, 2 lbs. , 35c
Crescent Creams, 2 lbs. ... 35c
Brock's Stick Candy
2 Pound Box 25c
Meador's Pure Sugar Stick
2 Pound Box . . ... . . . . 29c
& (AT
Tangerines, per doz. ..17c and 22c
Oranges, per doz, . 17 to 3QC
ChniPP -Mixed Nuts, per lb 25c
WIIUIC English Walnuts, ner lb -,. nn
w ' wiiu A-tvv r,
1 1 1 t"C nS' per ,D' 20c and 23c S
, rw ',C ft
Mrs. S. T,
Neal, Mrs. Syda Ray, Miss Elizabeth
Ray, and Miss Margaret tiyati.
Mrs. Nana Shankle. of Commerce,
Ga.i who is spending the winter as
guest at Birch wood Hall, leaves this
week for a fortnight's visit to her
sister in Greenville, S. C.
.-
Mr. William Ray, who is a student
at the State University, has ar
rived and will be spend the holiday
season with his mother, Mrs. Charles
E. Ray.
mers and wish you a joy
ous Yuletide.
Jo Ann Beauty Shop
PHONE 63
Quality Fruit Cake, 5 lbs. . ... $219 I
U. S.No.2 Oranges, per ba
icr
. .$1.45 f
OUR MARKET WILL PLEASE YOI?
I Fresh Fish
Speckled Trout, per lb. 20c
C ; i .
opanisn ftiackera!, Ib 18c g
King Mackeral, per lb. 25c J
Pan Trout, per lb. . . .18c
OvtfPfQ standards, per pt . . . 28c
ujfoici elects, per pt. . . . . . 33c
Special For
Lovers oi C
Good Lamb
- -
TURKEYS
on
Foot
25c ner lb.
lilue Kibbon Lamb
from the National
Live Stock Show in
Chicago. ;
tin
C. E. EAY'S SONS
THE FOOD) STORE