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Vzt 12 THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER 5ctETY Clyde Demonstration Club Holds Meeting With Mrs. T. H. Rogers Mrs. T, H. Rogers was hostess of the Clyde demonstration club at the regular March meeting which was fceld during the weeK. Miss Mary Margaret Smith, county agent, was the principal aneaker. She discussed lines, col ors and type of clothes suitable f,or different figures. She also talked on "Bedding and its care," giving much valuable information on this feature of household work. : The club leaders on home beautl fication, gardens, poultry, library and crafts gave interesting reports. A social hour followed. Announ cement was made of the Apr! meeting which will be held with Mrs. Cecil Spencer. . Mrs. Clifford Harrell Gives Daughter Birthday Party Mrs Clifford Harrell entertained with a party at her home on Welch atreet on Saturday afternoon in honor of the second birithday 01 her daughter, Judy. Pastel shades were used through out the appointments. Cakes and ices were served, with balloons and bunny baskets given as favors to the young guests. Those attending were nancy Underwood, Gail Underwood, San dra Sue Caldwell, Johnnie Edwards, Jimmie and Charles McElroy, David Hamilton Akeri, Gene Hud son, Billy Hudson, Carl Hudson, Bobby Moody and Douglas Moore. Billy Kerley Gives Party On 13th Birthday Monday March Bride - "v,-min&"4,K""" Billy Kerley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kerley, was host on Monday evening of a party at the home of his parents in celebration of his 13th birthday anniversary. Party On 13th Birthday Bobby Leatherwood entertained a number of his young friends on Monday evening at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sherrill Leatherwood in East Waynesville. The party was in celebration of his 13th birthday anniversary. Games featured the entertain ment. An ice course was served by Ida Jackson and Miss Rose Marie Leatherwood. The guest list included: Carroll' Grahl, Nelle Sue Garland, Peggy Sue Burgin, Dorothy Colledge, Mar garet Brendle, Doris Briggs, Edna j Amos, Billy Miller. Billy Davis, ,MKB n. Billy Kuykendall, Calvin Francis, ' of Welch; West va., wno oeiore and Doyle Alley. I ner marriuge on Marcn ora, i jviiss marione cmiiy tvnjr"s"" r ; v, 4Ut daughter of Mr. and Mrs. r.a x lay to tuc Kicaicab luuc uab " . we can wield. It is the srreatest wayngim. tjilprit- whirl, find hnn cri von n I ' There is democracy in this, i MrS. Geo. Taylor Honors t v Qtiiuiiia I Mother On 60th Birthday R. A. Gaddis and Asa Griffin were With Family Dinner among those who attended the Braddock vs. Burman boxing bout' -Mrs. Go. ''se Taylor it. -ci-talned in Asheville auditorium on Monday wth a family dinner at her home evening. on the Balsam road on Sunday in j observance of the 60th birthday an Mrs. A'incent Glance was taken niversary of her mother, Mrs. to Western North Carolina Sani- Grayson Hall. Mrs. Hall was the torium more than a week ago. She former Miss Elizabeth Milner. was accompanied there by Miss Spring flowers in shades of yel Mildred Rogers, Miss Ruth Wright low were used as a decorative note, and Harmon Rogers, who returned ' Out of town guests included Mr. the same day. i and Mrs. F. C. Hall and three chil- dren, of Asheville. S. V. Whitley, of Gastonia, came Pink and white were used in the home on March 12. party appointments. After games the guests assembled in the dining room where the cake with 13 can dles was lighted and cut Mrs. Kerley was assisted in serving by Mrs. Annie Moffett. The guest list included: Marga ret Brendle, Mary Jo Green, Betty Nichols, Anna Jo Miller, Carroll Grahl, Judy Wells, Wilsie Ann Haney, Betty Jo Noland, Marie Miller, Sue Garland, Audrey At kins, Anna Casis, Marie Strange, Harry Faris Kerley, Henry Mes ser, Limuel Miller, Rufus Harris, Joe Kerley, Bobby Leatherwood, Allen Davidson, Bill Dover, Earl Buckner, Billy Millar, and Author Amos. . ,- Mrs. Rufus Melton and baby left Sunday for Mobile, Ala., where they well join Mr. Melton, who is now employed by a paper mill there. Mrs. W. L. Hardin, Jr., Mrs. Jerry Colkitt, and Mrs. W. R. Hartley motored to Knoxville on Monday where they met Mrs. W. L. Hardin, who accompanied them home. Mrs. Hardin has been spend ing sometime in Old Hickory, Tenn., with her daughter, Mrs. Noyes Long.' V: ' Mrs. Grace Jenkins, of High Point, was called to Hazelwood because of the illness of her daugh ter, Mrs. Waddell. Mrs. Waddell remains very ill in Norburn hos pital, Asheville. : m Charles Dunn left Monday for Seattle, Washington, where he will take a boat for Dutch "Harbor, Alaska. He will join his brother, Ralph Dunn, who has been in Alaska about three years. He is son of Mrs. C B. Atkinson, of Waynesville. -Mrs, Tyree Neyerhoffer and Edd Jenkins, of High Point, spent the week-end with L. C. Waddell and family. Smoky Robinson, of Hazelwood, left Monday morning' for New port News, Va. Sunday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs W. A. Whitner and other friends in Hazelwood. Mr. Whit ley was for several years connect ed with the Royle and Pilkington Company here. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ellis Mor gan have announced the arrival of a daughter, Sara Lou, at their Mrs. Bob Lewis spent a few days during the week in Spartanburg with her husband, who is now lo tated there. y..-V Mrs. Horace Frost, who mis spent the past winter with her sis ter, Mrs. John N. Shoolbred, has gone to Elizabethton, Tenn. Mrs. R. N. Barber Will Have Paper At UDC Meet Mrs. R. N. Barber will have the paper at the April meeting of the Haywood chapter of the United I Daughters of the Confederacy I which will be held tomorrow after noon at the home of Mrs. O. H. Shelton. Mrs. Barber will give in detail an account of Alabama's part in j the history of the. Confederacy. , Mrs. Noble Garrett, president, will preside. April DAR Meeting Will Be Held With Mrs. Prevost On Wednesday The regular April meeting of the Dorcas Bell Love chapter of the DAR will be held on Wednesday afternoon, the 9 th, with Mrs. R. L. Prevost as hostess'. Mrs. Jimmie Boyd will have the paper of the afternoon. Mrs. Harry Rotha vill review the magazine. ; Senior Class To Hold Annual Banquet Friday The senior class will entertain with their annual banquet .tomor row evening at 8 O'ciock in the Hazelwood cafeteria. Following 1 he serving of dinner the students and their sponsors will go to the FFA chapter house on the high school grounds vaiei an in formal dance will be held. . ' Mr. and Mrs. John Daccpnhart. of Gastonia. were week-end e-uests of Mrs. Daggenhart's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Hoyle, Jr. -'' Miss Daohne Rice, of Hender- sonville, spent the week-end with Miss Lillian Messer. Mr. and Mrs. William Chambers, Jr., left Saturday for a two weeks motor trip. While away they will visit points in Louisiana and Texas. ' Mrs, L. M. Richeson and Miss Dorothy Richeson spent Wednesday and Thursday of last week in Raleigh. Recent Bride T f " ' - ; - fi ' " $ 4 ' ' ', ' Photo by SherrilFs Studio MRS. JOHN JOSEPH KNURR. who before her marriage on March the 11th, was Miss Mary Freeman, of Wavnesville. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Freeman, of Cherokee. The marriage took place in Marksville, La. Glenn Noland, a sixth grade teacher in the Hazelwood school, who has been ill in Haywood Coun ty Hospital for the past two weeks, is better and expects to be remov ed to his home within a week. Mrs. Theo. McCracken left Sun day morning for Newport News, where she will visit her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Marcus McCracken. Mrs. Henry Wyman is leaving this week for Frankfort, 111. Mrs. Wyman has lived here for the past two years. Lt James Davis, of Fort Jack ion, spent the week-end with his family. ' . Miss Elizabeth Francis, who is a member of the senior class at the Women's College of the University North Carolina, is spending this week with her parents. Mrs. J. B, Siler and Miss Evelyn Siler spent several days in Knox ville during the past week as the guests of friends and relatives. McLain Rogers, of Newport me week with his parents, Mr. and ' k.r TTJ Tl ' una. nurrisun ivogers. . ;" Patrolman Hugh J. Sloan, Jr., who is located in Warsaw, spent a touple of days here with his father, Hugh J. Sloan. Miss Drama Lampkin leaves to morrow for Raleigh, where Bhe will visit relatives for several days. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Luther re turned from a stay of several months in Oviedo, Fla. Miss Lucy Jones returned home on Sunday from Greensboro, wham she attended the first session of the society of Christian Service of the Western North Carolina confer ence of the Methodist chnnk ; the uniting of the branches of Meth odism, bhe was a delegate from Long's Chapel, Lake Junaluska. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Barr had as their guests during the week-end, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Brown and son, Charles, of Olivia, Minn. who were eh route home from a fvn months stay in Florida. j tftp. AnIclirviA call Ul 1 ?AtL. nlnlfcaMUBlj& 1 Vn ah& fRll. SimI lor NEW booklM, cantainlu lit. Wroi Kumfort takiat fowoof Bashful Model V , One of her yvonger subjects makei , a bashful curtsy as she models ; new Lancashire-made cotton frocl . for Queen Elisabeth in Buckinghao i Palace, London. Duplicates of aucl dresses as this are being shipped tl New York aa Britiah industry ea ; ries on despite bombing raids. Fashions from lassies that spell E.A.S.T.E.R If rm 7 ; m 3' 3LJ mm .IT 4 i " f i 1 l nit' .yi. m I rev v J if A .a SUITS Step into the Easter Pa rade in one of these in dressmaker or the costume models. Perfect for all occasions. S795 To S2Q50 COATS Perfect for the Easter Parade. Two-button reefers, satin or braid bound. Stunn ing' in black, navy. Dress maker styles, too. Fine wool, twill, Shetland. To 53950 DRESSES In the well-known lines Georgiana Kay DunhiU Doris Dodson Ann Foster A complete range of sizes in spring's newest. $395 - 1, To $1495 Mass ie's Department Store C J. REECE, Owner Miss Mary Freeman John Joseph Knurr In Marksville, La. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Freeman, of Cherokee, have announced the marriage of their daughter. Miss Mary Freeman, of Waynesville, to John Joseph Knurr, of Cedar Rap ids, Iowa. The vowa were solemnized on March the 11th at the First Meth odist church in Marksville, La., with the pastor, the Rev. Walter C. Mason, officiating. For her wedding the bride chose a light bine tailored suit in a soft woolen material. Mrs. Knurr holds a secretarial position with the Pet Dairy Pro ducts Company. She is a graduate of the Bryson City high school, Brevard College, and the Knoxville Business College. The groom, who is serving a year's enlistment in the U. S. Army, is located at Claiborne, La. Prior to his volunteering his services he was connected in business in Ma nilli, Iowa. He was educated in the high schools of his home town and is a graduate of Coe College, of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Mrs. Knurr will remain in Way nesville until her husband serves out his year with the U. S. Army. ' '' ; James Leatherwood, student at Wake Forest, is spending this week with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. Frank Leatherwood. - THURSDAY, APRliJ -7 i Asheville Collet Alumnae To Give v or Educators I t 1 1 xuc aiumoae and t. Asbevifle College, (for ville Normal and Te lege) will be entertained on Friday the 4th at Lai on the college campus will be from 4 to 6 o'c! The affair is open j and delegates to the X lina Education Associl vention, which will hi Asheville this week, j There are a number J lege alumnae in Hay woe Methodist Womef Hold Meeting Tue Women's society of Service of the First church will hold the reg mg ar 3:30 on Tuesday in the church parlors. ( Curtis will have charge I gram and Mrs. J. Hard! president, will preside, j Miss Corinne Alley, the Women's College o versity of North Carolini mg the spring vacation? ier mother, Mrs. D. D - Miss Jane Grace, whJ dent at Women s College boro arrived Saturday the spring holidays wit ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. 5 dm MA And we celebrate by presenting a brilliant "Golden Anniversary Collecfion" of Red Cross Shoes If smartest, loveliest footwear h 50 years of fine shoe making, and the most amazing valves. m. Uioose yours, Ifus week. 0 ".. IWassie's E3ept. Sto ut,I,v'lli uwner. - j . , ttiuiuui Any Aaaiuonai w-j loi I. Rvwrora. K. nn "WHERE QUAL M REIGNS mm
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