THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1937
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
Society
Clubs
PHONE 137
Personals
MRS. T. L. GWYN. Editor
HAYWOOD CHAPTER U. D. C
ml Milav rv,intliliT TYlimtincr flip
Haywood Chapter of the United
ii t?ii1nit oftomrmn -witli tVla
president, Mrs. W. L. McCracken.
Yu'etide decorations gave a decora
tive note to the living rooms. A large
number of members were present.
The usual ritualistic service open
ing the meeting were followed by a
business session. Plans were dis
cussed for the observance of Lee-
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Jackson uay, on uie iu, wan ay
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prop
iato pYrrices at the hie'h sehool
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w W T. fpp.rn.'kpn nnrl thp his
torian, Mi's. Frank Ferguson, will be
in charge of arrangements.
Mre. C. F. Kirkpatrick stated that
the cross' for Mr. Fred Howell had
arrived and the one for Mr. Tom Lee,
Jr., would be here in time for the
program of the 19th, when they are
to be presented.
It was decided to mark the graves
of all the veterans of the War Be
tween the States in Green Hill ceme
tery. Mrs. Kirkpatrick reported that
$14.00 had been realized by the an
nual sale of Confederate flaps.
Mrs. John M. Queen, chairman, re
ported that luncheon was served the
...,,irt house, in December- when thpv
made their semi-annual pilgrimage
for their checks, ana mat each one
was given or sent a Lnnstmas pack
.,ro fivim the phantpr.
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It was reported that the Christmas
checks to the uid isoidiers Home in
Raleigh and the Old Ladieg Home in
Fa vetteville. had heen sent . It was
decided to meet all the obligations
of the chapter and state, according to
the' calendar issued by the state pres
ident. Mrs. James Harden Howell, regis
tra, reported that the papers of Mis.
Amelia Hoke had been pent off, and
that Mrs. J. W. Seaver had been elect
ed to membership,
Mrs. John M. Queen had the paper
of the afternoon, her subject being,
"Maryland's Position and Status
During the War Between the States,"
Mrs. James R. Boyd, Jr., reviewed the
IT. D. C. publication, "The Southern
Magazine."
Mrs. F. A. Anderson, of Johneon
City, Tenn,, the former Miss Annie
Shelton, of Waynesville, who is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Chas. E. Ray,
was a visitor. . The hostess was as
sisted in serving by her daughters,
Mrs. Thomas Murray, Miss Elizabeth
McCracken 'and Mis MiWroH !Mp-
Craeken.
PHONE 137
THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF JUNE
MARRIAGE MADE
Keen interest is attached to the
announcement of the marriage of Miss
Mary Maxwell Snyder, of Salisbury
,o Mr. Arnold Albert Markley, Jr., of
Staunton, Va. The wedding t,ok
place on Thursday the twenty-fifth,
of last June, in Spartanburg. S. C
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. i Temple A. Snyder, of Sal
isbury, and since she wa a small
child has been spending much time
here with her grandparents, Mr. C. A.
Black and the late Mrs. Black. She
has made many friends among the
younger set. She received her edu
tion in the schools of Salisbury, and
at the Mary Baldwin echovol, of
Staunton. Va., where she met Mr.
Markley.
The Broom is a rhpmist anrl nrvn-
nected with a manufacturing plant in
Staunton, where the
now at home to their friends.
.
WOMEN OF METHODIST CHURCH
UlVli UlAAtK 1 AKil
The adult classes of thp Rnnrlnv
school of the First Methodist . hnn-h
have staged- a membership drive con
test during the past few weeks. The
class gaining the largest number of
new member,? was. to be entertained
by the losing group.
As a result of the efforts of the
two classes, the men came out as
winners anil the women of the church
entertained with a dinner on Thurs
day night, in the banquet hall of the
church. A general drawing had pre
viously been made of the names of the
men by the women, with each woman
escorting the man whose name she
had drawn, which eeneral mix nn
started the evening off in a gay
manner.
J. Dale Stcntz was mister of eero.
monies, with Mrs. Stentz ic ompaiiist
ior tne assembly singing.
i he chief talk of the ivev'nn- woe
made bv the Rev. M. O. TnttV ,,f
Sylva. Others making brief talks,
most of which were in a humoious
vein, were: Dr. R. S. Tiuesdaio. the
Rev. W. A. Rollins, Mr. Hugh .-loan,
Mrs. j. Ai. Kel.lett.-and Mrs. Stentz.'
Fraternity Picks "Dream Girl"
ll
mufti f m
Marsha Hunt '
In a nation-wide poll of 76 chapters of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity,
stunning Marsha Hunt, Hollywood starlet, was chosen by the colleg
ians to symbolize the "dream girl" celebrated in their fraternity song.
Permanents
Mode Paree
?5.00 Value .
$3.50
We Wish All Our Patrons A
Happy and Prosperous New
Year.
The Personality
Beauty Shop
Rut h Craig, Mgr. Phone 306
MISS LOIS HAYNES OF CLYDE
BRIDE OF. SHERLEY MOONEY
Announcement hamrboen made of thP
marriage of Miss I.ois Hvnn"
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. f. II.
Haynes, of Clyde and Canton, to Mr
Sherlev Moonev. also nf CvAe ; m
Canton, which took place on' Christ
mas morning. Rev. R. G. Mace pro
nounced the vows, before an improi
Vised altar of evergreens and calla
lilies. Only the members of the two
.families and a few close friends wit
nessed the ceremony.
Mrs. Walter Cathey, sister of the
groom, rendered the nuptial music.
The only attendant was the . sister of
the bride. Miss Linda Ha
maid of honor. The groom had as his
best man, Mr. Howard Shook.
The bride is a member of the young
er set of CIvde. Rho ? ef
at the .Hyde High School and Mars
Hill College. Since her graduation
she has held a position as bookkeeper
at the Haywood County bank of Can
ton. Mr, Moonev is the n nf u-
Mrs. C. A. Moonev. of Clvde. He
attended the Clyde High School and
Brevard College. He holds a posi
tion with the Champion Paper and
Fibre Company.
The counlp left immpcKnteli. f;,n.
ing the ceremony for a 'wedding trip
i to norma. J hev returned this . l-
and will be at home to their friends
in the Robinson apartments in Canton
ifr. Wallace Marley left on Sunday
for Davidson, whivi
I Davukon College.
MISS MARY WILLIE KO'I'HA (JIVES
WATCH PARTY THURSDAY
. One. .of the atlairs honoring tile
: 'college group Wfore their return to
shoo), was the Inforiv.al dance ..and
watch party given on Thursday even
ing' by. Miss Mary Willie Rotlia, stu
dent of the Noith Carolina Univer
sity for Women, at the home -of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Rotlu,.
I-Miss Ro.ha was assisted in cceiving
the guests by her sister, Mr Virginia
Rotha Kimberly.
For the ckcasion the house was
festive with its Yuletide Jecoration,
with -a gaily lighted tree in the living
room. Dancing featured the evening.
The guest list included, Miss Kmily
Silei', Miss Haseltine Swift. Miss
Martha Way. Miss Nan Hardin. Miss
Jane White, Miss Thomasine String
field, Miss Drama I.ampkin. Miss
Coriine Wagenfeld, Miss Nina James,
of Greenville. .DV Mary Morrow
Beatty, Mr. Ernest Withers, Jr., Mr.
Mack Davis, Mr. Wallace Marley, Mr.
Otis Massie, Mr. Snip Hensoii. of" j
Canton, Mr. Frank .Massie. Mr. Hem v
Tut tie. ' '
Mr. David Stentz. Mr, Gerald K ith- 1
btne, Mr. Frederick ' M-arsh. Mr. .Inhn '
Collins, of Ashevilic, Mr. Fred Davis,
Mr. 'Charley Balient ine, ;jn( Mi!
George Stentz.
MRS. RUFUS L. ALLEN GIVES
PARTY
Mrs. Rufus I.. Allen was at honie to
a large group .of friends on New
Year's Kve. The residence was ar
ranged in the cofoit'ul fhristnias dec
orations. A delightful musical program was
tendered, after which the guests en
joyed several spirited progressions of
contract.
Among those present were: Dr. and
Mrs. Robert II. Stretcher, Mr. and
Mrs. R. L, Provost, Mr. and Mrs. L.
N. Davis, Dr. and Mi's. R. Stuart
Roberson, Mrs. Lily Raymond, of New
Y'ork, Miss Jewel Hipps and Mr.
Paul Davis, Miss Patsy Hill., of New
York and Waynesville. Miss Rulx'tia
Miller, Mr. Hillie Prevost, Mrs.. U. M.
Dicus, Mr. and Mrs. Whitener I're.
vost, Mrs. J. Wilford Ray, and Mr.
Roy Parkham.
MR. AM) MRS. GALLOWAY AV
NOUNCE MARRIAGE OF
DAUGHTER
THE BIGGEST LAUNDRY
BOOSTERS IN TOWN
You guessed it the doctors. They have the
right idea. "Don't over-exert yourself, they urge
women. "AND KEEY YOUR HEALTH." Which
is just the same as saying, "DON'T DO THE
FAMILY WASHING!" And that is why you
should go straight to the "phone and call 205.
P.S We not only help you keep your health, but
we save you money, and protect your clothes.
Waynesville Laundry, Inc.
PHONE '203. '..vl
PBE2B3E3n
Mr, and Mrs; George Galloway, oj
Waynosvi lie, announce t he man'ia
of their iaughter. Miss Irene 'Gal
loway,' to. Mr. Robert H. Hail, of Can
ton, which took place; cm December
the LTch, in (ireeriville, S. '(-. The
bride ami ;(.. in were ateiiled by a
fow. clrrse fiietids. who rii.otored with
the in to .Greenville.
For her marriage . Mrs. Ha.H worc
a smart blue and gray ensen-i.ie. with
harmonizing accessories, and her bou
quet was of yellow roses. "
:.Tho bride has, been assistant tech
nician in the Havwood (Vmntv It,.snL
tal for the past two years. . She is a
I graduate of the Waynesville Town-
snip ..lligh : School, a member of the
class of I'm. Following her gradua
tion she went to Charlotte, where she
received training for her work.
Mr. Hall was born in DnHin i.
land, and received hjs education in the
Royal Academical Institution of that
country. He came to the United
States in 1929, and has held a position
with the Champion Paper and Fibre
Company for the pat few years.
After a few weeks Mr. and Mrs.
Hall will be at home to their friends
in Canton. .
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NOLAND-PLESS
V Coming as a s Jrprise . to 'their
friends in this section is the an
nouncement of the marriage of Miss
Bonnie Noland, youngest daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Noland, of Canton,
to Mr, Herbert PI ess, Fon of Mr. and
Mrs. D, H. Pless. of Cruso. The mar
riage took place On Thursday morn
ing December the 24th, in Greenville,
S. c. -. ;
For her wedding the Kridp v.-.- o a
becoming ensemble of navy blue with
, grey accessories. Mrs. Pies? grad
uate from the Bethel High School with
high honor., and has since been em
ployed by the Enka Corpoi 'at ion for
the past several months. .
The groom is also a graduate of
the Bethel Hi-h School and is r.ow
employed by the Government.
MR. W. Li H VRDIN LEAVES FOR
WASHINGTON, I). C.
Mr. W. L. Hardin left on Sunday
for Washington. D. C., where he will
resume nis duties as secretary to
Congressman Zebulon Weaver. Mrs.
Hardin will join Mr. Hardin in the
near future.
W ED DING TAKES PLACE IN
CLAYTON. G A.
Annoiinceiiieiit was made last week
of 'he marriage of Mist?' Mariella
Woody, daughter of M r. and Mrs. A.
i N. Woody, of. Madison county, and
, Mr. Paul Ferguson, son of Mr. and
j Mrs. G rover Ferguson, of Clyde. . The
j ceremony was solemnized last August
j oth, in Clayton, Ga. The ' marriage
was not (lis loseJ until now, liecause
J tl-.e bride wished to.continUe her stud- j
lev at Carson-Newman College at. ,
i'.Jefferson City. Tenn.
Mr. I' rgiiM.n was educated at.
Western Carolina Teachers College,
at ( ullowhee. He is now asociateil
with his father in business and the
young couple will live with , the
groom's, parents t innnrarily:
..
Mr. , Paul. Davis., who spent, the. hoi
idays with, his parents, M". and. .Mrs.
I.. N, Davis, h.'u returned to Raleiirh.
t0 resume his woik at State College;'
Park Theatre
P r off ram
FOR COMING WEEK ;
THURSDAY . ' . j
Oliver llanly anl Sum l-iunl in j
"OUR RELATIONS" j
FRIDAY
Maile in South .s.-a Islands;
"ISLE OF FURY"
SATURDAY
(TIm lien w--ieiiiMar) liolx'it .VlU-n
in
"THE UNKNOWN RANGER"
Sunday ; . .:.:
(Return l".ngattrniit ) Will Rocer in ,
"AMHASSADOR RILL"
MONDAY and TUESDAY
(Ji anif Musiial and I'ikiIIciII I'M tire
"PIGSKIN PARADE"
;"'''.'' ; WEDNESDAY
May lioliwin anil ISoliliy Kre-ii in
'RAINBOW ON THE RIVER'
I ADMISSION 10c and 23c
MRS. ED RHINEHART HONORED
ViTH OFFICE IN ASHEVILI.E
Mrs. Ed Rhinehart, the former Miss
Daisy Shelton, of Waynesville, was
recently installed as the new presi
dent of the Woman's Auxiliary of the
Thomas Patton Camp Number 5,
United Spanish War Veterans, at a
banquet held in Asheville on Friday
night. Mrs. Rhinehart is the sister
of Mrs. Charles E. Ray. Mrs. E. J.
Hyatt and Mr. W. T. Shelton, and
frequently visits her family here.
D. A. R. TO HOI.a.NEXT MEETING
1IH MRS. J. W. SEAVER
The reirular Janua
the Doivas Bell Love Chapter, Daugh- '
ters of the American Revolution, will I
of neia on the 13th, with Mrs. J. W.
Seaver, a.s hevtss. Mrs F .1 Hvn i
will have the naper of the afternoon,
the subject being "Trails and Roads
of the Early Days of North Carolina "
Mrs. James R. Bovd. .Tr.. will roviuiv
the magazine.
MR KITTY SOl'TH RETl'RNS TO
WAYNESVILLE
Mns. Kittie South, of Johnston, S.
( . who spent sometime; here with
her cousin. Mrs. J. M. Kellett, last
dimmer, has returned to town and will
be associated with Mrs. Hazel Fer
guson Tugman, in the Modiste Shop
Mns. South has had extensive expe
rience in this line 0f work.
! MRS. KATHLEEN FRYBl'RGER
MARRIES IN FLORIDA
I Friends here will be interested in
; the announcement of the marriage of
' Mrs. Kathleen O'Brien Fryburger, to
Mr. Albert Sumner Bacon, III, of
j Savannah. Ga., which took place in
Titusville; Fla., on December the 22nd.
, Mrs. Fryburger, with her mother,
Mrs. O'Brien, resided here for nearly
i tw0 years and made many friends
during her stay here. She was born
and reared in Providence, Rhode Is
land, and is a graduate of Smith Col
lege. Mr. Bacon belongs to one of the
iSouth's oldest and most distinguished
families. He is at present field man
ager of the Universal Credit Corpor
ation, with headquarters in Orlando,
Fla., where the couple will reside.
MISS IKLLE MARSH HONORED
WITH DANCE IN SYLVA
Miss Dolle Marsh, daughter of Mr
and Mrs. B. S. Marsh, was the honor
guest of a dance given in Sylva on last
Monday night, when Mrs. Jesse Dil
lard and her daughter, Miss Maggie
Dillard, entertained the younger set
of Sylva at the Community Club
house. Miss Marsh and her mother
also attended the New Year's dance
given in Sylva.
Mrs. Caroline Hyatt and Miss Mar
garet Ahton were among those who.
spent Friday in Asheville.
KEEP DRY
KEEP WELL
Don 7 Let Your Feet
Get Wet
Be Careful Especially with School
Children
Galoshes
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WOMEN
and
Children
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BALL-BAN!
Galoshes, Overshoes, and Boots Are
Your Protection
Boots
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Women
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Leather
Boots
For
Women
$2.95
and
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Men's' Work Shoes from
$1.69 to 5.00
Peter's Work
Shoes $1.95 up
Heavy Qvershoes for
Men $1.00 up
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