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PLACE IN PASADENA, TEXAS
A marriage of interest to friends
anil relatives in thin section was that
of Miss Iva Amanda Clarke, of Pas- of Tarpin
jidena, Texas, and Milton Lanier A1-! George,
ford, of New Orleans, which took
place at the home of the Rev. and
Mrs. Mark Richards, of Pasadena on
Wednesday, June the first, at nine
o'clock in the morning, with only the
family and intimate friends attending.
The Rev. Richards, who is pastor
of the First Iiaptist church of Pas
adena, proiuiuced the marriage vows,
which were made before an impro
vised altar of ferns and roses. Prior
to the ceremony Mrs. Richards, vio
linist, rendered a program of pre nup
tial music, which Included "Land
berry Air," an old Irish melody,
"Liebestraum," by Listz, "Wiegen
lied," bv Brahms, and "Oh Love That
Will Not Le Me (Jo," by Peace.
The bride wore a becoming gown of
white ('hantilly lace with blue acces
sories, and her flowers were a bouquet
of sweetheart roses and cape jasmine.
She was attended by her sister, Miss
Vera Clarke as maid of honor.
Mrs. Alford is the daughter. of Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Clarke, who formerly
resided at their home on the Dell
wood road. She was graduated from
the Waynesville High School in the
class of l!t"5, and since moving to
Texas with her family, has continued
lier education in the Pasadena schools.
The groom is the son of Mrs. Bessie
Alford and the late I). P. Alford, of
New Orleans. He was educated in
the city schools of New Orleans, and
later attended the Franklington
school. He was a member of the
air corps at Harksdale Field and af
terwards spent two years in Central
America. He now holds a position
with the Houston division of the
Champion Paper and Fibre Company.
Following the ceremony the young
couple left for the Rio Grand Valley
on a wedding trip, and upon their re
turn will reside in the Bishop Apart
ments in Pasadena.
Miss Adoia Rayne left during the
week for New York City, where she
attended the commencement at the
Finch Junior College, where her niece,
Miss Josephine Holtzclaw, of Rich
mond, Vu., and Waynesville, is a
student. From New York Mrs. Rayne
and Miss Holtzclaw will go to Rich
mond where hey will visit the parents
or the latter, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Holtzclaw.
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Miss Mary Poteat, who has been
! student at Brevard College, is home
for the summer vacations.
IV.. and Mrs. C. N. Sisk are spend
ing Ihis week in Durham, where they
sire attending the commencement ex
ercises of Duke University. Their
(laughter, Miss Helen Sisk, is a mem
ber of the graduating class.
WEDIMNG PLANS OF GREEK
COliPLK ANNOUNCED
Plans have been completed for the
marriage of Miss Cecelia Demetriou,
Springs, Fla., and Chres
which will take place on
'Sunday afternoon, June the 12th, at
5 o'clock in the First Methodist
i church, in a public ceremony, with ali
! friends invited to attend.
! The impressive ceremony of the
Green Orthodox church will be used,
with the Rev. M. G. Merkouris, pas
tor of the Greek Orthodox church, St.
George, of Greenville, S. C, offi-
iating. I
Miss Demetriou will have as her!
matron ot honor, Mrs. 1 nomas V.
M inos, of Canton. Attending as
bridesmaids will be Miss Virginia
Chakales, Miss Iphigenia Karamelas,
Miss Chrisanthe Peterson, all of
Asheville, and Miss Lula Cardullias,
of Tarpon Springs.
The little Miss Lula Mouskouris and
Miss Dorothy Kalogerakie, of Ashe
ville, and Miss Helen Nichols, of
Waynesville, will be flower girls.
Kalezis and Jimmie Spiridis, of Tar
pon Springs, will serve as ring
bearers.
Chris Mouskouris, of Asheville, will
be best man, and John Mouskouris,
George Peterson, George Karambels,
and Ben Blankenship, of Asheville,
will act as ushers.
On Sunday afternoon the bride
was honored with a party in Asheville
given by Mrs. T, D. Manos, of Can
ton and Mrs. I. Arakas, of Riltmore.
The affair was a miscellaneous show
er, and the bride was the recipient
of many lovely gifts.
Contract Dispute
Miss Thomasine Stringfield, who
is a student at the Woman's College
of the University of North Carolina,
has arrived from Greensboro, and
will spend the summer vacations with
her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Tom
Stringfield.
Mr
itives am
ind Monrovill
Arthur Francis is visiting rel-
friends in Atlantic City,
N.J.
Miss Helen Summers has gone to
Johnson City, Tenn., whre she will
visit friends and relatives.
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George and David Stentz, students
at Brevard College, have arrived to
spend the summer vacations with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Dale
Stentz.
Mrs. Archie Sales has arrived from
New Bern and will spend the sum
mer with her parents. Mr. ami J.
I Sen telle Moody, at the Moody Farm
I on Soco Gap road.
Miss Elizabeth Francis, student at
the Women's College, University of
North Caroling, returned home on
Friday for the summer vacations.
Mrs. White Mease
from a visit to hoi
town, S. C.
Miss Carmen Plott has cone to
has returned i Ghapel Hill, where she will visit Miss
parents in George-1 Jean an(" !"iss Harriett Morrison.
I Miss Plott will also attend Duke corn-
Miss Marguerite Murphy, who has, Mr.
been attendinf Brevard College, is erty,
home for the summer vacations. town.
and Mrs. Fork Nalley, of Lib
S. Cm spent the week-end in
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DANCE GIVEN ON FRIDAY NIGHT
AT LEGION HOME
An outstanding social affair of the
i week among the high school students
was the formal dance given on Fri
' day evening at the Legion home by
I Miss Vera Hosafiook, Miss Emelyn
i Haynes and Joe Ramsey. They were i
assisted in receiving the guests by
Mrs. Charles Burgin and Mrs. C. B.
Hosaflook. The assembly room was
arranged in quantities of garden
flowers in blue and pink shades.
Those invited to the dance were:
Miss Carolyn Haynes, Miss Betty
Burgin, Miss Betty Plott, Miss Helen 1
Plott, Miss Betty Sue Cathey, Miss
Elizabeth Ann Glavich, Miss Stacy ;
W ilburn, Miss Edna Dawkins, of j
Asheville, Miss Helen Summers, Miss!
Jane and Miss Mary Stentz, Missj
Haseltine Swift, Miss Caroline Curtis,1
Miss Ethel Caldwell, Miss Jerry i
Brown, Miss Sarah Jane Walker, Miss
Marguerite Murhy, Miss Catherine
Jones, Miss Elizabeth Ferguson, Miss
Dot Phillips, Miss Mary Ruth Phil
lips, Miss Jessie Proffitt.
Miss Francos Rose, Miss Anna
Catherine Coin, Miss Roberta Morris,!
Miss Corinne Alley, Miss Lucille)
Medford, Miss Jane White, Mr. audi
RECENT BRIDE HONORED WITH
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER
Mrs. George A. Blown, Jr., en
tertained with a delightful affair on
Friday evening at her home on Brook
mont Drive in compliment to her
sister-in-law, Mrs. John Allen, Pr., of
Canton, who was before her recent
, marriage, Miss Jane crown.
1 The house was arranged in bowls of
I mixed garden flowers in a variety
I of shades. The guests enjoyed many
I unique games during the evening,
which closed with a shower of lovely
gifts for the honor guest,
i Among those present for the af
fair were: Mrs. Grayden Ferguson,
Miss Irma Patterson, Mrs. Charles
1 Woodward, Mrs. J. W. Summers, Mrs.
Joe Tate, Mrs. Caroline Hyatt, Miss
Margaret Ashton, Mrs. J. Q. Allison,
Miss Mary Lou Morrow, Mrs.
Edith Alley, Miss Mable Clark, Mrs.
Mamie Leatherwood Seay, Mrs.
Claude Rogers, and Mrs. Clay Clark.
mencement, while in that vicinity.
Mrs. F. K. Rodgers, of Charleston,
I o, u., is me guest oi iur. ana iurs.
Gilbert Reeves.
WILL TAKE COTTAGE r
WRIGHTSVH.LF. BEaC
Mrs. Jack Messer aiM chiW, .
Jackie Sue, and ChaiW, Mi"ff
Stovall, and daughter, Saliu ur.i ''"
van auiins ana cniliirtn,
Dan, Jr., and Elizabeth Ann
gone to W nghtsville Bt
they have taken a cottage.
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MISSIONARY FROM
GUEST OF MR. AND
MORGAN
Miss Helen McCullough,
ton, Texas, was the guest i
week of Mr. and Mrs. J. (;.
Miss McCullough is home .
lough from missionary wo.;;
after ten years of active M
Diiss McCullough va
to her home from Rich
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Miss Carolyn Haynes, who has been
Frances Farmer
Sued for $75,000 In a breach of
contract case In New York court,
screen and stage actress Frances
Farmer is pictured entering court
to oppose the suit tiled by an
actor's agent, Sheppard Traube.
Miss Farmer denies she owes the
sum.
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PAKTY GIVKN FOR MKMIiKUS OF
It A It Y CLUIt
On Wednesday, June 1st, Mrs. Clif
ton Terrell, chairman of the Baby
Club of the Bethel M. K. Church,
Have a party for the members of the
club. Mrs. Terrell was assisted by
Mrs. T. G. Ilighfill, who was joint
hostess for the occasion.
The following members were pres
ent: Mrs. Anderson Innian and babies,
Wanda and Wade, Mrs. H. O. Kelley
and baby, Douglas Neal, Audrey and
I'hill Sherrill, Betty Joe, Peggy Anne
and Jean Bramon, Janette Hightill,
Louise Terrell, Mrs. Clifton Terrell
and babies, Bilhe and Clifton, Jr.,
Joe Jack Wells, Davey Jean Gossett,
Joy Osborne and Mrs. Welch Single
ton. The baby boys were opened during
the afternoon and the pennies counted,
these amounting to over $U.00, which
will go to aid the foreign relief babies.
After several games, which were
enjoyed by everyone, delightful re
freshments were., served by Mrs.
Highfill and Mrs. Terrell. The party
was at the home of Mrs. Hightid.
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CAUL G. liNDEKWOOD ENTER
TAINS Carl G. Underwood was host on last
Thursday at his home to the members
of the Alpha Chi Beta fraternity of
State College, who were attending the
Vocational Agriculture conference at
Lake Junaluska.
His guests included, J. Y. Lassiter,
of Clayton, J. E. Foil, of Rockwell,
C. J. Henkel, of Stanley, C. J. Thomas,
of Troy, Robert S. Simms, of Harris
burg, and Curtis Roach, J. E. Griffin,
and J. L. Carpenter, of Raleigh.
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Mrs. W.A. Hyatt left on Saturday
morning for Newport News, Va.,
where she will visit her sons, Don
Hyatt and Lochlan Hyatt, who hold
vositions with the Newport News
Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company.
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f Mr. and Mrs. John M: Queen left
j on Sunday for Chapel Hill and Dur
I ham. They will attend commence.
ment at Duke University from which
their daughter, Miss Katheryn Queen
is graduating, and at the University
of North Carolina, from which insti
tution their son, James Queen is
graduating from the law school.
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Mr. Mack Davis, who is attending
the Southern Dental College, ofAt
lanta, has arrived to spend the '.sum
mer vacations with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Grover C. Davis.
Miss Louise Rotha, who has been
teaching in the city schools of Salis
bury, has arrived to spend the sum
mer vacations with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Rotha.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Forbes and
family, of Lewisburg, Penn., are vis
iting relatives in the county. Mrs.
Forbes was the former Miss Frances
Garner.
Mrs. Ray Burgin, George and David I
I Stentz, Bill Ballentme, George
kins, Bill Phillips, Ben Colkitt, Jack
Richeson, Joe Davis, Joe Way, Win.
McCracken, Ralph Chambers, Harry
Phillips, Glenn Boineau, Glen Wyatt,
Howard Collins, Victor Nobeck, Jack
Smith, Bobby Plott, Thud Chaf'm.
Tommy Hill, Mack Davis, Joe Martin,
Garrett Reeves, John Reeves, Jack
Coley, Ray Ferguson, Oscar Barker, I
Marcus Rose, "Butch" Queen, Charles I
Rallentine, Joe Cathey, Herbert Mc-1
(Mure, Joe Calhoun, George Swear-1
irigen, Muster Brown, John Norris,
Milliard' Norris, and Henry Tuttle.
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YOUTHFUL HOST' GIVES BINGO
PARTY
On Wednesday evening Jack Worth
ington, son of Mr. and Mrs. V. E.
Worthington, entertained a group of
his young friends with a bingo party.
He was assisted by his parents in re-1
ceiving his guests.
Among those enjoying the affair
were: Corinne Alloy,' Margaret
Teague; Mary Payne and Nettie
Payne, of Canton, Betty Francis,
Carroll Louise Bell, Jeanette Burgin,
Elizabeth Bradley, Eugenia Martin,
Doris Colkitt, Eloise Martin, Betty
Anne Matney, Virginia Matney, Freda
Mae Teague, Gladys Walker, Mary
Ellen Boone, Bebe Medford.
Bobbie Lee. Haywood Plott, Billy
Poole, Frederick Vaughn. Bobbie
Rreece, Zeb Curtis, Phil Medford.
Jack Alley, Zeb Alley, Glenn Poole,
Billy Hannah, and Bobbie Colkitt.
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MANAGEMENT OF PIEDMONT
HOTEL HOLDS OPEN MOUSE
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hyatt observed
open house on Friday -afternoon from
four to seven, at the Piedmont Hotel
on the occasion of the opening of this
popular resort for the coming sum
mer season.
They were assisted in receiving by
Bob Woodward, of Columbia and
Waynesville, who will be connected
with the hotel this season, Mrs.
Floyd Rippeto, and Miss Cleo Vcn
able. For the afternoon the lobby was
decorated in quantities of American
Pillar roses, and bowles of mixed
garden flowers. In the dining room
where1 punch and cakes were frvl,
red roses were used with effective
results.
The hotel was thrown open to (he
guests, who roamed from the well
equipped kitchens, to the ballroom,
and inspected the grounds with the
tennis courts and swimming pool.
Around one hundred and fifty
friends called during the afternoon.
.Mrs. T. Troy W'yche and young
daughters, Martha Mae and Jane re
turned on Saturday from a visit to
relatives in VVinston-SalemJ Reids
ville, and Greensboro.
Miss Virginia Osborne, of Otto,
N. C, arrived on Saturday and is vis
iting her aunt, Mrs. Claude Haynes.
Miss Osborne in en route home from
the Dorland Bell School for Girls, of
Hot Springs, where she has been a
student for the past year,
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Miss Maude White, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. R. White, returned home
on Wednesday from Brevard College,
from which she graduated the first
of June.
Miss Frances Robeson left Saturday
for Newport News, Va., where she
will spend several days with her
brother and fcisteivin-lawv Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Robeson.
Mr. and Mrs. E.'J. Robeson have
as their guest this week, their son,
Garland F. Robeson, of Greensboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Herren, of
Fletcher, and Miss Ruby Collins, of
Canton, were the guests over the
week-end of Miss Mildred McCrack
en, at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. L. McCracken.
teaching school in Andrews, has
Daw ! apeiiu liic suiiiinei iui
l momer, airs, waucie Haynes, at
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her her
home on Love Lane.
Mr. and Mrs, C. L, Dickson, of
Durham, who have been the guests
of relatives in town for the past i relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Jones form
week left on Sunday for their home. I erly resided in Clyde.
'""Hl.-ttho.
she attended the Southern Bapti;
Convention. She addressed the voar'
people of the First Baptist church lasr
night, taking as her subject, "o!
ditions in China."
Mrs. Frank Smatheis and ior.
George Smathers, left chu in the week
for a visit to New York City, why
they will visit the former's dauirhter
Miss Virginia Smathers.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar C. Junes ant
son, Worley Jones, of Fort Worth,
Texas, spent several days in th
county this week visiting friends and
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