miHSDAY. JUNE 11, 1936
THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER
SOCIETY
Clubs
PHONE 137
Personals
MRS. T. L. GWYN, Editor
npinE 4ND GROOM HONORED
V1TH DINNER ON MONDAY
On Monday evening Mrs. D. V.
ji rtprtainea wim a unmer
S of her daughter and son, Mr.
,4 Mr Tavior r erguson, wnuse mar-
took place in Canton on June
Mrs- Ferguson is tne lormer
Tth.
Ruby Brendle.
0-!v intimate friends of the couple
were pre-5
sent, with the following out
.u,wn guests: Miss Pat Crocker and
Program
OF THE NEW
Park Theatre
Thursday
t:iin'n" Wlmm'y ana loin Aeone, in
"TIMOTHY'S yuKsr-
Friday
My Kuartliont and Jan Klpura, In
"GIVE I S THIS -NIGHT"
Saturday
Hill Bovd and Jlmmlc Ellison. In
"BAR 20 RIDES AGAIN"
Monday and Tuesday
Ijnrl (iaynor anil Hobort Taylor, In
"SMALL TOWN uIKL
Wednesday
All Mr Cast. In
fEVERY SATURDAY NIGHT'
Night Shows 7:15 and 9:15
ADMISSION 10c & 25c
MRS. M. H. BOWLES AND MISS
ROSALYN RAY GIVE Ll'NCHEON
I .0n Tuesday Mrs. M. H. Bowles and
Miss Rosalyn Ray entertained with Jl
luncheon to honor Mrs. M. J Payne
ot Jacksonville. Fla., popular guest
of her sister, Mrs. Carroll Bell.
A color motif of blue and pink pre
vailed in the appointments and flow-
ers. The guests assembled at eleven
o clock and enjoyed several progres
sions of contract, and at one o'clock
a luncheon was served.
When the scores were totaled, Mrs.
S. P. Gay was the winner of the top"
score, and Mrs. Nancy Keener won
the low. Both were presented prizes.
nuu i up nonor guest was given an at
tractive remembrance of the occa
sion.
The guest list included M rs. Tom
Lee Jr., Mrs. Nancy Keener, Mrs.
Hugh Massie, Miss Diana Black, Mrs
tucnard a. Barber, Jr., Mrs. V. L.
Hardin, Jr., Mrs. Grayden Ferguson
Mrs. R. H. Stretcher, Mrs. S. P. Gay,
Mrs. Frank Bell. Mrs. rnrnMl TU11
and Miss Helen Ray joined the group
iot luncneon.
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DAUGHTER OF FOJiMER WAY
NES VILLE RESIDENT MARRIES
The following account will be of
interest to friends and relatives here.
The bride's mother is the former Mis
Josie Hyatt, daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Hyatt, prominent
residents of this section,
"A wedding of outstanding social
interest throughout the Carolinas and
Virginia was solemnized Sunday morn
ing at 10 o'clock, April the 19th, when
Miss Elizabeth Banner Burwell and
Raymond Auburn Manship, Jr., were
united in marriage by Rev. James A.
Jones, pastor of the Presbyterian
cnurch 01 Henderson.
"Miss Burwell, the only daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Millis Micajah Bur
well, is a young lady of many charms.
naving a host ot friends throughout
tne state. tne received her education
at Ahoskie High School and Louis-
burg College,
"Mr. ManshiD is the son of Mr nmt
Mrs. R. A. Manship, of Laurinburg,
and a direct dependant of Sir Isaac
Newton, the English inventor. Mr.
Manship is prominently connected in
the two Carolinas, and is now con
nected with Rose's 5 and 10c Stor
at North Wilkesboro, N. C."
PHONE 137
WEDDING IN Sl .MTER, S. C. TO-!
NIGHT OF KEEN INTEREST I
A marriage of keen interest to
wide circle of friends of both the'
bride and groom, will take place at'
8:30 this evening in Sumter, S. C.,!
when Miss Mary Kathryn Stubbs be-j
i-uiue me nnae or .Mr. lKoy Siler
i'avis, at tne home
mother. M:s. Olive H
MARRIAGE OF INTEREST TAKES
PLACE IN WEAVERVILLE
The wedding of Miss Ruth Brown,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grover C.
Brown, of Weaverville, to Mr. Ernest
Cyril McCracken, prominent Waynes
ville citizen, took place in Weaverville
Tuesdav ftfterrwjnn ot rt'.l.'t- ..n tha
of the brides; lawn of the Brown home.
Stubbs. An altar, built aeainst a natural
ri. ; y",r ciuuus. .-v" au-ar, ouiu against a natural
The bride will be civen in mnrrimrw hni-ku-rnnn.1
by her brother, and Mr. Davis will on either side by lattice work en
have as his best man, his father, MrJ twined with English ivy and pink
1'avus. roses. Tall baskets of lilies stood at
following the ceremony an informal either side of the opening of the altar
reception will be held, after which the The Rev. P. L. Elliott, head of the
couple will leave by motor for Charles- English department of Western Car
ton. From there they will gQ by boat olina Teachers' college at Cullowhce
to New York, where they will visit and close friend of the couple, per
relatives. They then plan to visit formed the ceremony.
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D. A. R. OFFICERS INSTALLED T
LAST MEETING
The last meeting of the Dorcas
Bell Love Chapter of the Daughters
of the American Revohit
the summer adjournment was held on'
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Kate1
Morris as hostess. Mrs. J. .'Harden!
Howell, presided over the first parti
of the meeting, with Mrs. J. F. Abel,!
newly elected regent, in charge of
the latter session.
A letter of regret was read from
Mrs. T. A. Berg; of Brevard, (lis-1
trict chairman, who could not attend
the meeting, stating her disappoint-1
mint, that neither she, Mrs. Gallo-'
way, nor Mrs. J. S. Silversteen could
fee present, but that they would visit
the chapter in the fall. I
Mrs. Howell introduced Sarah'
Welch, winner of the Ruth Bryan
Owen citizenship medal, and Emily
Siler, winner of the citizenship medal
offered hv the chanter I
The following were invited to be-'
come members of the chapter: Mrs.1
Virginia Rotha Kimberly, Miss Hester
Ann Withers, Miss Ellen lxiuise Kil-,
lian, Miss Ixiuise StringfioM, and Miss
Henrietta Love.
An impressive flag dav eeremonv
was conducted by Mrs. E. B. Camp,1
who gave a paper in which a history,
of the flag and its usage was prseent'-l
ed. Mr.s. R. P. Walker read a poem,)
"The Flag." Two solos were render-i
ed bv Miss Ellen Louise Killism
companiod by Miss Grace Crocker,
"In the Garden." ami "Whoit I Am
Too Old to Dream."
Mrs.' Howell, who has so ably
served the chapter, as regent for the
past three years, made a brief speech.
the chapter gave her a rising vote
of thanks for her splendid work. This
was- .followed by the installation of
officers by Mrs. R. P. Walker, the
chaplain, a follows: Regent, Mrs.
J. F. Abel; vice regent, Mrs. James
M, Long; chaplain, Mrs. R L. I'-e-vost;
recording secretary, Mrs. James
Killian; registrar, Mrs. R. N. Rarber,
and librarian, .Mrs. W. F. Swift. I
Mrs. Abel made a brief talk in ac
ceptance of the office of regent, and
presented Mrs. Howell, retiring re-1
gent with ex-regenfs pin. Mrs. Abel:
appointed the chairmen for the en-j
suing year. .
During the social hour Mrs. Morrv'
was assisted in serving by her sisters,.'
Mrs. l.rady Kogers, Mrs. Robert I
Coin, and Mrs. G. C. Plott.
.1 J ft ' 1 i . i ...
ur-u AiKen piayea tne violin. They
played Drdla's "Souvenir" before the
ceremony. The wedding party came
to the altar, to the music of the wed
ding march from Lohengrin, from the
porch and side lawn.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, was very lovely in a gown
of pink nuAisst-lirve do sois., made
along youthful lines, with a panel of
ruffles down the back that fell in a
short train, and with a bertha of ruf
fles. She wore a wide nink hat and
pink sandals. Her only ornament was;
a pearl neckljue that lun uriv-n
to her grandmother on the nn rent a I
side by her grandfather on the oc
casion of their golden wedding. The
bride carried an arm bouquet of pink
roses and swansonia.
Miss Fiances Brown, sister of the
bride, was maid of honor and oniy
attendant and was gowned in pale blue
organdie made with puffed sleeves and
skirt with its fullness failing from
the knees. She wore a picture hat
of leghorn trimmed with blue (lowers.
Her bouipjct was of mixed garden
flowers. The bridegroom had for his
best man, Mr. John A. Koairan. Jr.
An informal recent ion whs liel.l uf
ter the ceremony with only the ;(.' wed
ding guests attending.- An ice courst
with the ices in the form af bridal
slippers, was served while the bride
cut the cake, from a table In-au t ifully
decorated with pink roses and pink
candles. Mrs, .-Robert Brown and
Misses Margaret ami Lillian Garrison
assisted in serving.
The bride's going away costume was
a navy blue sheer drcs with match
ing taffeta coat and blue a cessorics.
She wore a shoulder '-bouquet detached
from her bridal .'bouquet.
The young couple are wry "popular,
both in-their home towns and among
their school mates at Western Caro
lina Teachers' college at Cullowheo,
where they received their U. S. de
gree. Mr. McCracken is principal ,of
Central Elementary, school here.
After a short wedding trip,' Mr.
and-Mrs. '.McCracken will be at home
at 42 Ix)Ve. Iane, here.
TO ATE END CHIRCH MEETING
AT LAKE KANl'GA TOMORROW
The following member6 of the Wo-'
man's Auxiliary of Grace Episcopal!
church will attend the 14th annual!
meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary of
the Diinese of Western North Caro-I
urn. wnicn will te held tomorow and
Saturday at Lake Kanuga: Mrs. D.
D. Perry. Mrs. H. C Marshiill Mr
E. B. Camp. Mrs. C. F. Kirkin'itrwk
and Mrs. J. F. Abel. I
ENJOY PARTY AT BR VDI.EY S,
CAMP LAKE LOGAN
The following ma,de Up a party!
spending the week-end at Bradley'sj
camp at Lake Logan: Mrs. Woody!
Jonos. Miss Obera RatclirT. Miss Hazel1
Miller, .Miss Hattie Swayngim, Mrs.
Mary Miller, Miss Nettie Grasty, Miss
Pearl Miller. Miss Sara Underwood,;
Miss Clara Trull, and Mr. Carl Jones,1
Mr. Charles Painter, Mr. Jack Ed-1
w ards, Mr. Wody Jones, Mr. Truman I
Grasty, Mr. Conuard McClure, and
Mr. Glenn Painter.
Miss Shelby Semmes, of Chicago,
arrived on Wednesday and will sin-nd
two weeks as the guest of Mrs. Maria
Mitchell at Hillcrest.
Mrs. Jessie Massie McCracken, of
Rock Hill, S. C, spent a couple of
days this week as the guest of her
mother. Mrs. T. N. Massie.
Mrs. Bill Col,. nd Miss Oleta Mc
Clure returned Sunday from a week's
visit U) friends in Lexington and
inston-Salem.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Allen announce
the birth of a daughter on May the
23rd.
Mrs. Fred Marley had a biT guests
on Tuesday Mrs. H. C. Marley and
her daughter, Mis Margaret Marley,
of Old Fort.
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PHONE 306
YOUNG HOSTESS OBSERVES
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY
Little Miss Dolores Phillips, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Llovd Phillies
celebrated her fourth biitlulay on1
Monday afternoon at the home .of
grandfather, Mr. G. VV. Burnett ofi
Bethel. At noon lunch was served
pi:nic style on. the lawn.
The youthful host,ess was the re
cipient of many gifts. .Those pres
ent were; Eula and Johnnie Burnett,
Joan, Herohel and Bruce Singleton,
Burr, Harry and Hazel Burnett, Patsy
Anne Phillips, Miss Lora Burnett, Miss
Donnie Burnett, Mr. Norman Single,
ton, .Mrs.'- Lloyd J'hillips, and Mr.
Bryan Burnett.
.
Miss Mary Penland McCracken,
daughter of Mr.' and. Mrs. M. Theodore
McCracken, student at. Mars Hill col
lege, has received the distinction nf
making the "First Honor; Roll" for
tne semester enuing May Z'.nh. Miss
McCracken entered the college after
Christmas this year, and has made a
splendid record in a few months
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Mr. James Murrav who has been
residing here for the past year, has
returned from a visit to his relatives
in -New xork City.
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Friends will be glad to learn that
Mrs CI. D firpin whn hna hafin ennnl.
! ing some time in the North, has re
turned to town. Mrs. tireen is a
guest at the home of Mrs. Margaret
Moody.
"
Miss Virginia Stowe, of Gaffney,
S. C, has returned to her home after
spenaing a iortnignt ag the guest of
Mr. ana Mrs. l.. a. uuiuand.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Braren, of
Ormond, Fla.. have arrived and will
spend the summer in the Garrett
apartment on Pigeon street.
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Little Miss Therpsa Allev is cnend
ing this week as the guest of her
mother. Mrs. tred Corn, at her home
in Asheville,
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Mrs. Bryant Smith, of Canton, is
snpnHincr ceverni week- qo ihi frnpct
of her mother, Mrs. Jere Davis.
MRS. CARROLL BELL HONORS
SIFTER WITH AFFAIR AT ( LI B
'One. of the largest affairs of th
week was the party given on Satur
day afternoon at the Waynesville
Country Club, by Mrs. Carroll Bell as
a compliment . to her sister, Mrs M.
J. I Vie, of Jacksonville, Fla. Con
tract was enjoyed 'at fifteen tables.
For the occasion 1 be -lounge of the
club was gay Willi a variety of mixed
bouquets.
When the ('uri'. were l,o,,.,l
George Hischoff was found to hold
the top score, .Mrs. Josephine Coinun
feiguson belli the low, and Mrs.
Maria Mitchell cut the consolation.
During, the-lea hour the following
joined the card group: Mrs.-George
Semmes, of Jacksonville, Fla., Mrs
Will Hyatt, Mrs. V. G. Francis, Mrs
Frank Worthington, and Mrs. Wil
liam Clark, of Tarpon -Springs, Fla.
Those making up the tabby wen
Mrs. Jack Way. Mrs. C. F Klrk
patrick, Mrs. Rufus Siler, Mrs. Ben
Colkitt, Miss Robina Miller, Mrs. E
L. Withers, Mrs. N. M. Melford, Mrs
Maria Mitchell, Mrs. J. N. Shoolb -ed
Mrs. R. L. Allen. Mrs James '.
Reed, Mrs. R. L. i'revost, Mrs. Phil
lips, Miss Betsy Lane Quinlan, Mrs.
Harry Hall, Mrs. Dan Watkins, M-s
J. VV. Seaver, Mrs. J. W.Ray, Mrs.
i.. c. wnite, Mrs Jerry Colkitt, Mrs.
1'i iA i-erry, Miss f liana Black.
Mrs. .Virginia Kimberly-, Mrs, Jose
phine ( omari f erguson, Mrs. Ralph
i revosi, Mrs. JH'Hrayda Liner, Mrs.
Franciv Massie, Mrs. R. H. Stretcher.
Mrs. M. 11. Kowles, Mrs. S. P. Gav
Mrs. Tom Lee, Jf, Mrs, Lauri.ston
Hardin, Jr., Mrs. N. F. Lam aster,
Mrs. w. Koy f rancis, Mrs. R. L. Coin
Miss Martha Mock, Mrs. J. C. Reece
Mrs. Oeorge BischofT, Mrs. M. G.
fctamey, Mrs. Chas. Ferguson, Mrs
Felix Stovall, Mrs. Richard N. Barber,
Jr., Mrs. Whitner Prevost, Mrs. Alvin
Ward, Mrs. Nancy Keener, Mrs. Gray-
oen r erguson, Mrs. Hugh Massie,
Mrs. William Hannah, Mrs. Tom
Taliaferro, Mrs. James Atkins. Mrs.
Ruth Williams Rr.tha Mrs- Kimr
Mrs. Bess Lee Page, and from Canton,
Mr?! Holland Bell, Mrs. Clarence Wig
gington, and Miss Victoria Bell.
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Mrs. Mark Galloway and Miss Maryl
Davis have returned from Leaksville.
J. u., where they visited their broth
ers, Mr. Moody and Mr. Harry Davis.
They were accompanied by their cous
in, Miss Helen Davis.
Miss Carolyn Haynes has gone to
AnoXVUIe I enn.- Whom eh -alill af
tend the cummer school f tha Ttni.
versity of Tennessee.
Every Day
Farmer's Day
: at
C. E. Ray's Sons
While Friday is lein: celebrated in Haywood
County as Farmer's Day, fvpryday is Farmer's Day at
('. E. Kay's Sons.
Prices' fan be found to suit yourself for we carry
all prices.
Values you will find are exceptional. Selling only
for cash and buying on the market, t.he sanre way, we
are in position to give you values that will win by com
parison. Our assortment is large. You can take your choice
fniii a large variety. Also you can buy here nirly
anything the family ordinarily needs. Time and trou
ble, as well as money will be saved shopping here.
... .Styles will be found the latest. Huying your
ready-to-wear here, your family can travel anywhere
with t.he assurance that they are up to the minute.
Our shoe stock is the largest and most varied in
this section. We take special pains in fitting them,
and believe that we can give you foot comfort.
We value the Farmer as ii customer and give him
every consideration. We buy from him in turn.
Last year we bought from local farmers over $12,
000 in produce and meats. Haywood County comes
first with us everytime.
May 1936 Be A Bigger, Better Year
For You
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