THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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MRS. T. L. GWYN, Editor
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WEDDING OF COUPLE AT BETH
EL OF INTEREST IN COUNTY
The marriage of Miss Jincy Owen
to Mr. Ernest Messer was rt.-ently
announced. The ceremony was per
formed on Saturday, January 11, by
the Rev. V. A. Holcombe, pastor of
the First Baptist church at States
vi!le. The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mr.s. T. l Owen, of Canton. She
attend'-d Mars Hi'l College and grad
uated from the North Carolina Col
lege for Women in lit.'l-l. She was at
W. C. T C. during 1931-35, and is at
present teaching in the Bethel school.
Mr. Men.ser, son of Mr. and Mrs.
V. W. Messer, of this countv, is
coaching and teaching in Bethel High
rchool. Ho was graduated from Car.
son Newman College, Jefferson City,
Tennessee, in Vi'.h.
The couple will make their home
at Bethel f r the next few months.
ATTENDED WEDDING IN ASHE
VILLE AT NOON .SUNDAY
Anion;; thos-e from Waynesville at
tending the marriage on Sunday at
noon at the Haywood Street Metho
dist church in Asheville, of Miss Edna
Mae Lively to IMr. Frank Rhinehart,
were Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Shelton,
the former the uncle of the groom,
Mrs Charles E. Ray, an aunt, and
Mr. Charles E. Ray, Jr.
Mr. Rhinehart is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. I. K. Rhinehart, of Ashe
ville, who formerly resided in Way
nesville. JWis. Rhinehart was before
her marriag 'Miss Daisy Shelton,
daughter of Uie late Mr. and Mrs.
S. J. Shelton. A wide circle of friends
aind jrelativcs in Haywood county
will be interested in the announce
ment of the marriage.
Dr. and Mr.s. Robert H. Stretcher,
who have been the guests of various
friends during .the past two weeks,
while their house has been repaired,
following the damage done by lire,
returned this week to their home.
HAYWOOD CHAPTER MET WITH
MRS. F. E. ALLEY, JR., FRIDAY
On Friday afternoon Mrs. F. E.
Alley, Jr., was at home to the mem
bers of the Haywood Chapter of the
United Daughters of the Confederacy,
on the occasion of the regular Febru
ary meeting, the vice presiilent, Mrs.
No bit Garrett, president, presided.
During the business session notes
of appreciation were read from the
Old Soldiers' Home in Raleigh, and
the home for Confederate women at
Fayetteville, thanking the chapter
for the checks sent at Christmas.
Plans were made to send quilt i
scraps to the home at Fayetteville.
As a committee to draw resolutions
on the death of the late Mrs. Hassie '
Brown Killian, beloved and honorary
member of the chapter, Mrs. Will
Hyatt, Miss Margaret Stringfield. and
Mrs. John M. Queen were appointed.
Mrs. Noble Garrett had the paper
of the afternoon, "The Work of Our
State Organization." She reviewed
the accomplishments of the chapters
of the state, and outlined in detail
the financial obligations and other
goals set for the Haywood Chapter
for the coming year.
During the social hour Mrs. Alley
was assisted by Miss Robena Miller
in serving.
MRS. R. L. PREVOST ENTERTAINS
CONTRACT CLL'B THIS WEEK
On Monday afternoon iMre. R. L.
Prevost entertained the members of
the Monday Afternoon Contract Club
at her home on the Balsam Road.
iSieral spirited progressions were
enjoyed.
Members present were: Mrs. L. M.
Richeson, Mr.s. James M. Long, Mrs.
Jerry Colkitt, Mrs. F. E. Alley, Jr.,
and Mr.s. C. C. White. Special guests
of the afternoon were: (Mrs. George
Anderson, Mrs. Hugh I.Mafssie, and
Mrs. Robert H. Stretcher, with Mrs.
W. B. Evans, guest of her daughter,
Mrs. 1 4. M. Richeson, Joining the
group for tea.
Popular Visitor Weds
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BACK FROM
MARKET
Through a!i the ice and snow we have bronchi thousands of
dollars vvxth of new spring "merchandise for your ap
proval. We will be delighted .'to have you come
in and see all these new' goods.
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lose IiiairiauH in Mr. I(ibiai Ste.
nil SiHinlay. Fchiuarv the 1st.
New Jigger Coats inr.
IJeautiful Plaids C!
it 5.95
Gad About Coats
With Finger Tip
Coats . . . . .
at 9.95
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The loveliest Print Silk Dresses
with navy and pastel back ground.
At Prices You Can Afford To Pay.
S3.95 $4.95
S5.95 S7.95
New Eighty Square Prints, Desert
Cloth and Wash Silks
We are really very springy here
and if you will come in, we
believe you will agree
That Spring Has
Come To This .
Store
AMERICAN LEGION Al'XILI ARY
HULDS MEETINC MONDAY
On Mondav afte
Legion - Auxiliary met th hn
of the-president. Mrs. K. R. Cumn
with Mrs. Marion Hvatt nnd her
mother, 'Mrs. C. A, Iiarr, as associate
hostesries.
After the usual opening ceremony,
various matters were taken up. Mrs.
George Plott, hospital chairman, re
ported that she had sent postal card
to each of the nntienr. nwiimn.i tn
the auxiliary at Oteen, and she read
a note ot thanks lrom the Ward
Daddy. :
A motion mulo t
the men a valentine with the customa
ry package o" cigarettes fur February.
Various communications f mm t-,,i
officials were read.
During the social hour the hostesses
served a .salad course with the vnL
Online motif. The president announ
ced that Mrs. Ida V. Brown and Miss
Ila Jean IJrown would be the host
esses for the next meetinir.
THEN. Y. I. CLt I If AS DELIGHT-.
1 I L MEETING
On Friday pveninc 'Mi A'vin' Vn.
land was the hostess of the regular
fortnightly,- meetinir of the M V 1.
Club, at the home of her sister, Mrs.
rs. u. tamp. Sewing and knitting
were enjoyed during the evening.
Those Dresen t. for th
were: Miss W'ilda Fincher, Miss Mar- !
garet tiurgin, Miss Mildred McCrack
en, Miss Frances Iiurgin, Miss Jo
sephine Plott, Miss Lillian Burgin,
-viisR .iartna Ictracken, and Mies
Lucv Jones. Misa Nolanrl wo iml.i.
ed by hei; sister, Mrs. Camp, in serv
ing.
WOMAN'S CLI H TO HOLD FEB
RUARY MEETING
The February meeting of the Wo
man's Club will lie held on Thursday
afternoon, February the 20th, at 3
o'clock at the home of Mrs. John N.
Shoolbred, with Mrs. Richard N.
Barber, Jr., as associate hostess. Mrs.
S. P. Gay, president, will preside.
special guests ot the afternoon "Will
be Mrs. -II. T. Hunter and Mrs. Charles
Gullcy, of Cullowhee, and Mrs. Grovef
C. Wilkes, of Sylva.
A short memorial service Will be
held in honor of the late 'Mrs. I). M.
Killian, honorary president of the or
ganization.. A musical program will be present
ed by Mrs. Richard N". Barber, Jr.
.Mrs. William Hannah will review "We
Are On Our Wav:" hv Pwi.L.nt
Roosevelt.
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BENEFIT I'ARTY TO BE GIVEN
AT W A Y E'SVI LLE COl'NTRY
CLUB !
Tonirht the f'ommnn'.tv rinh will"'
give a benetit party at the Waynes-!
vine i ountry t lup. Attractive prizes
will be offered. Those wishing to i
make reservntions are nsknsi n ,ciil
Mr.s. James M. Long at the club.
'Miss Victoria Bell, field so nervisnv
ofthe western district for the ttate
welfare department, was the guest
the first of the week of her brother
ami sister, Mr, and Mrs. Carroll Bell.
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Miss Anne Albright, dean of wom
en of the Western Carolina Teachers
College, spent Tuesday in town as
the guest of her sister, Mrs. D. M.
Beatty.
Massie s Dept. Store
"A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE"
announcing
AN EXCLUSIVE
SHOP FOR LADIES
featuring ,';'''.::
EXCLUSIVE STYLES AND MATERIALS
in v.' ;:,
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Coats
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All Moderately Priced Shipments Arriving Daily
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Fashion Skoppe
In The Lobby Of The Personality Beauty Shop
Mrs. Jack Messer, owner Josephine Davis, manager
COMMUNITY CLUB HAS FEBRU
ARY MEETING
The February meeting of the Com
munity Club was held on Wednesday
afternoon in the club rooms on Main
street, with a large number of mem
bers present. Mrs. M. G. Stamey,
president, presided.
The club was fortunate in having
as the guest speaker, Dr. W. R.
Wunsch, of the Black Mountain Col
lege, who addressed the group on
"Education," with his remarks cen
tering around the problems of educa
tion of today, as applied to the teach
ing of the art of living. He spoke
i-of how a person spent leisure time as
! the greatest test of character.
! He told of the establishment of the
Black Mountain College, which is more
! or less a pioneer in new methods of
i teaching. He stressed the point of
; the ideals of living in a community
i and the personal responsibility taught
each pupil, regarding the group.
Reality is the student and not the
course of study was brought out, and
the fact that many non-essentials in
life often direct the essentials. Teach
ing must not be confined to the class
room, but applied to living to vitalize
its meaning, was his theory. The
speaker was intorduced by Mrs. M. G.
Stamey.
Mrs. Ben Colkitt, chairman of fi
nance, announced that a benefit party
would be given at the Waynesville
Country Club, on the evening of Feb
ruary the 13th, and urged that all
members make up a table.
The president stated that several
donations had been made to the --i
being raised by the clubs of the t
to defray the expense of opera
for two underprivileged childrtr..
Members were asked to wr.: .
senators regarding the applicatkn . '
WPA funds toward finanir.i: . ..
nursery schools. Mrs. Ernest Ht va
donated a new grate to the s: .
the club rooms.
Several communications were
from various state officials o:
federation, which were followt,. i, .
discussions.
At the close of the meeting the :
tesses, Mrs. Ernest J. Hyatt, y '
Harry Rotha, and Mrs. L. X. .
served coffee, sandwiches, and car.- -
Mr. Joe Sloan, Mr. Billie Pivvu.-.
and Mr. James Rose spent Sunduv
Greenville, S. C, where they -,.r-the
guests of friends.
Mr. Ben Colkitt is spending sc-ver.i!
days in High Point this week or- v.i
iness. Mrs. W. H. Luther returns! ,n
Sunday from Savannah, Ga., whe"?
she was called on account of
death of a cousin.
Miss Margaret Burgin had a? her
guest over the week-end Miss Lena
Allison, of Brevard.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Curtis Russ had
as their guests on Thursday Mrs. Fos.
ter Bennett, Miss Myrtle Bennett, and
Mrs. Roy Tillotson and two children.
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Gloriously New
Distinctly 1936
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Smartly Becoming
Fetchingly Sweet
0 Sophisticated but
Subdued
Marvelous Values
at
Moderate Prices
THUS---
You .have described the new spring clothes beins,
received daily by our Ready-To-Wear Department.
Make your selections now. Let us lay them awav
while you pay as convenient.
Nelly Don-
Nelly Don rides high again this spring. As al
ways, the bery best in cottons. Smart Nelda Crepes.
Gorgeous colors. Expert detailing. Attractive
prices.;
Suits and Goats-
Suits are modish. Sport patterns and sport
coats are in demand. Fresh from New York's smart
est tailors, we have the very latest. Let us show
you some finger-tip sport coats at $5.93. Just Re
ceived. '
BELIEVE IT OR NOT
You can buy at home the very smartest in Ready-To-Wear.
Fifth Avenue merchandise is found at
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