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Ly. OCTOBER 9. 1941 . THE WAYNESV1LLE MOUNTAINEER Page 5 Rogers Recent tt-asHonoreu ' . .r entertained f1 skower on TZTiu f Mrs. vlwr ". f her sister. before e"" . the summer. former of "d beautiful gift.. m. phu J! i ft Rogers, mother Kroom, Miss Edna M John Moody. Mrs E. t.w. Allen. Mrs. P1- ..win Mrs. Mamie L Denton Browning, Mrs. L Mrs. Dave Wiggins, Mrs. Henry f . t-i, Mphaffev. Miss &, Mrs. Oze Horton, . . j..to Mica T.niv ial na ---- n Inei aioouy, j . -Mm. Clyde Put ts. C M. I'CU8 Mra- Susie L'Lucy Taylor Mrs r. L Miss Nell Allen, Miss Lllen, Mrs. Boone ..-it- r;ca Pnnnw MillR. hJrjiui ---- .nuts To Be H,uwvw . . ed By Woman's n,ia Afternoon Mill J 4"v- Woman's Club, sponsoring l.i i a. A fi-1 f the local irww vx uui are entertaining this af tVia fipmitn and their W V"v Mrs. E. C. Wagenfeld, with raal party. The affair will i it the FFA chapter house high school grounds. Mrs. n Brown, chairman of the ,t nmmift.fie in the club. 1st as hostess, assisted by Emily Siler, who has been cing at the home of her Mr. and Mrs. Ruius biler, day for Chapel Hill where attend the State Welfare this week. Following her re she will go to Lumberton urae ner worn in we kod- iiinty welfare department. Mrs. Hugh Massie Gives Dinner For Sunday School Group Last Night Mrs. Hugh Massie, newly elect ee president ol the Wesley Fel lowship group, of the First Metho dist church, was hostess of a din ner In the dining room of the church last night honoring the members of the organization. The tables were centered with bowles of flowers in pastel shades ana smau oid-lashioned nosegays were given as favors to each Around fifty were invited to the ainner. Mr. and Mrs. J. Dale Stentt, the latter teacher of the in charge of the entertainment of tne evening. Bethel Senior Class Gives Party for Juniors The senior class of the Rothoi high school were hosts on Friday nignt oi a party honoring the mem bers of the iuninr clans nn.w. and music featured the program. witn an interesting story told by J. 1. unappen. Faculty members nrespnr fo rtm affair were Mrs. Tyson Cathey, Mrs. j. ts. soesbee, J. T. Chap- pen ana w . r wnitesides. Miss Marie Plott and Mrs. Louise Lupton left last Thursdav for a two weeks' visit in Hnllv- wpod. Fla., with the latter's sister, Mrs. Margaret Francis Patton. '. , : Mr. and Mrs. Toy Glenn and the latter's father, j. F. Cabe, returned Sunday from Carolina Beach, where they had spent the past week as the guests of Mr and Mrs. Dave Cabe. Marcus Rose and a party of friends attended the Duke-Tennes see game in Durham on last Satur day. - Robert Plott, student at Mars Hill College, spent the week-end here with his parentsMr. and Mrs G. C. Plott in Will Find At Rays iIOE$ FOR YOUR CHILD that lit m. 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Miss Frances Rose, who is con- Security Administration in Mur phy, spent the week-end in town with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James K. Kose. Miss Roberta Norris, student at Western Carolina Teachers Col lege, spent the week-end in town with her mother, Mrs. T. C, Norris, at the Maples. She had as her guest a classmate from the college. Mr. and Mrs. George Jones left iuring the week for Pasadena, Texas- where they will visit the former's brother and sister-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Jule Jones. En route they will stop in Tuscaloosa, Ala., where they will visit their Ron, Mark Jones, who is a student at the University of Alabama. . Mr. and Mrs. Fred Berry, of Gal ion', Ohio, arrived yesterday to ipend a few days here with the latter's sisters; Mrs. Hugh A. Love, Mrs. J. L. Stringfield and Miss Caroline Alstcatter. They are en route to St. Cloud, Fla., where they spend their winters. Mr. and Mrs, Wayne Battle and voung son, Wayne Battle, Jr.. were the guests of Mr; and Mrs G. C. Plott over Sunday. Miss Billie Rotha had as her guest over the week-end Benjamin barter, of Knoxville. Sergeant Ram Morris, of Camp Cr.ft, S. C, spent the week-end in town with Mr. and Mrs. Thad Howell. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Withers had as their guest the first part of the week Mrs. Roy Corbitt. of Seattle,. Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Stovall had as their guests over the week end the latter's sister, Miss 'Janie Tucker, of Marion, and Harold Tucker, of Hickory. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Grahl, of Beaumont, Texas, were the guests of the former's brother and sister- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Grahl, and other relatives here during the week. ... Mr. and Mrs. W. Curtis Russ had as ' their guests over the week end, Miss Myrtle Bennett, M's Edith Roper, Mrs. Howard Bennett and Mrs. . Martha Surrels, all of Hendersonville. Miss Bennett is a sister of Mrs. Russ. : ' Mrs. Jasper P. Morgan and young daughter, Catherine Way Morgan, of Durham, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. R, Mor gan, parents of the former's hus band, Dr. Morgan. From here they returned to Durham, but will shortly leave for Washington, D. C, to join Dr. Morgan, who is a lieutenant in the Naval Reserve, and is now located in the capital. Mrs. O. T. Alexander, who is now making her home in Charlotte, is spending a week or so here with friends. She was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Abel for sev eral days and is now visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hardin. I Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Grahl, of Dalton, . Ga., formerly of Waynes-1 ville, arrived during the week to spend a fortnight here with rela tives. - Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Hyatt -and children, J. D., Aaron and Kathryn, and Carroll Bell visited Mr. Hyatt's sister in Webster on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Calhoun, of California, are visiting Mrs. Nettie Calhoun in Hazelwood, the former's mother. Mr. and Mrs, Marshall Mull, Miss Juanita Goodman, Miss Lucy May Carroll, and Ben Underwood made up a party spending the week-end with Wilborn, Hobert, Maurice and Harry Lee Goodman in Gastonia. Joe-E. Tindell, of Spring City, Tenn., visited , his sister, Mrs. Nancy Keener, during the past week. Mr. Tindell was en route to Durham to the Duke-Tennessee game. Mr. and Mrs. George Niles, of Griffin, Ga., arrived last night and will spend a few days here as the guests of .the latter's sisters, . Mrs. C. F. Kirkpatrick and Misa Robena Miller. Col. and Mrs. W. I. Lee, of Gat linburg, spent a few days in town during the week. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Burrell an nounce the birth of a son at their home in Hazelwood, Sept. 30th. '... Mr. and Mrs. Louis Green an nounce the birth of a sob, Sept. 23rd. Mrs. Green is the former Miss Marion Allen. The Haselwood Boosters Club will meet in the Town Hall Thurs day night, October 9th at 7 o'clock. '. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Setser and small son, of Lenoir, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Newton Brendle and other relatives here this week. Mrs. J. W. Winchester and gi-ahd-daughter, Hilda Ruth Bowen, left Sunday for Florida for an extended visit. ., - . . V Miss Dorothy Williams left Fri day for Washington, D. C. where she will be the guest of relatives and friends for a fortnight. Mr. and Mrs, T. L. Bramlett had as their guests over the week-end, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Fowler and two children, Bobbie and Donna Marie, of Chapel Hill. Mrs. Fowler is the former Miss Almerie Bramlett, daughter of Mr. Bramlett. . Mr. and Mrs, Roy Campbell left Saturday for a visit to the latter's sister, Mrs. Odin Beull, in Buell ton, Calif. En route they will stop in Denver, Salt Lake City and other places. They will also stop for a brief visit with Mr. Campbell's sister in Newport, Oregon. From there they will travel down the Pacific coast to San Francisco and Los Angeles and then to Buellton. Mrs. David Stentz left Saturday for Savannah to join Lt. Stentz, U. S. Air Corps, who is now stationed there on duty. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Way and young daughter, Marguerite Way and son, Charles Burr Way, attend ed the Duke-Tennessee game play ed on Duke's field, Saturday after. noon, . Miss Stacy... Wilburn, who is a senior at the University of North Carolina, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. und Mrs. H. C Wilburn. Mrs. Iris Watson and Herbert Womble, of Kinston, have been the recent guests of Mr. and Mrs, Lewis Burress, of Cruso. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Blackwell spent the week-end with relatives in Tryon. They were accompa nied by Miss Josephine Plott an Hurley Brown who were their guests. . Mr. and Mrs, Harold Milner and children, Dorothy, Patsy and Jack, of Hazelwood, and Miss Nancy Fisher, of Canton, spent Sunday at the University of South Carolina in Columbia with Bill and Jim Mil ner, who are students there. . . Kenneth Moore, of Fort Jackson, spent the week-end here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs,' Jess More. Mr. and Mrs. John Blalock and Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Jones spent the week-end in Raleigh at Peace College with Miss Kathryn Blalock, who is a Student -there. Grover Robinson, of Fort Jack son spent the week-end here with Mrs. Robinson. . : .. Mr. and Mrs.. John Wright and family had as their guests over the week-end iHr. and Mrs. Law rence Wright and sons, Jess and Seleran and Mr. and Mrs. Adkins Wright and children, Billy Ann and Betty Jean, all of Gastonia. Mrs. J. E. Clark, of Lake Juna- luska, spent the week-end here with her daughter, Mrs. R. M. Scates. Robert McKay, of Hazelwood, visited in Newport News last week. '' Robert Cope, Jr., of Fort jack- son, spent the week-end in Hazel- wood with his family, ' Mr. and Mrs. Lon Wyatt had as their guests over the week-end, their daughter, Miss Lillian Wyatt, and a friend, Miss Christine Brant ley, both of Raleigh. Mrs. Nathan Phillips has as her guests this week her daughter and her children, Mrs. Fred Marcus, of Chicago, Illinois. j Mrs. Bill Sutton and son, Farrell, snent a few davs last week in Charlotte and Mount Holly, with friends. Officers Of W.N.C. Teachers Group 1 s HUGH BEAM, superintendent of Marion schools, is president of the Western District Teachers As sociation, which meets Friday and Saturday in Asheville. ! I 1 - St i -: House Ccmmittee To Investigate N. Y. A. The House appropriation commit tee subcommittee decided Tuesday charges of "irregularities or ques tionable practices" in the Na tional Youth Administration. . Kansas City Has Second Bad Storm In 6 Weeks Kansas City had its second bad storm in six days this week. Three were killed and 125 injured. The tor nado damaged hundreds of homes. 30 Traffic Deaths In Sept. In 50 Counties Thirty were killed in traffic ac cidents in the 50 western counties of North Carolina during Septem tember, a report showed this week. FRED W. GREENE, is secre- j tary-treasurer of the North Caro lina Education Association, of Ra leigh. He will have a part on the (teachers' program this week-end. On Gas, Oil, Coal A special House committee has ' been named to inquire into the sup ply of coal, oil and gasoline on , the Atlantic coast. Hazelwood P. T. A. To Meet Monday Evening The Hazelwood P. T. A. will hold their regular monthly meet in the auditorium of the school on Mon day evening, Oct. 13bh, at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs. Ellen Louise Queen, pro gram chairman, has announced that the i speaker of the evening will be Dr. C. N. Sisk. His subject will be "Nutrition," L. C, Davis, president of the as sociation, requests that all fathers who have children in Hazelwood school be- present. 161st Rattle of Kings Mountain Observed Observance of the 161st anniver sary of the battle of Kings Mount tain was made Tuesday in the his toric town near the South Carolina line. Bethel News Miss Collie Garner spent the week-end with Mrs. H. H, Garner, Grady Gibson is building a new home and plans to be in it before cold weather. Mrs. C. A. Warren, who has been spending the summer with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. A Sisk, has returned to her home in Tampa. The weekly prayer meeting and officers and teachers meeting will be held at the Bethel Baptist church Friday at 7 o'clock; Rev. A. E. Peek, pastor of the church, is urging that all members be present. Bill Mehaffey is in charge of the services. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Buchanan, of Danville, Va., were the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Raynolds. The grade mothers of the Bethel school held a meeting on Monday afternoon in the auditorium. Mrs. Virginia Terrell was chairman of the speakers who held a discus sion to enlarge the P. T. A. 80 Enjoy Annual Rotary Picnic Approximately 80 enjoyed the an nual Rotary picnic Friday night at the barbecue pit of the Piedmont Hotel, No formal program was hel J, and the members of the club, their wives and guests spent the even ing chatting around the large bon fire. -'..", . ;...' R. B. Davenport was chairman of the committee, in charge. Aaron Prevost is president of the club. Mississippi leads in percentage of motor vehicles registered from 1938 through 1939 with an increase of 13.4 per cent. READ THE ADS IT PAY8 NOTARY PU B L I C Ser vices AT THE Mountaineer .B IN Wit-. STYLENBWaSL AMERICA'S MEN DEMAND PETERS SHOEa TOP RANKING rAVUKii with Men Who Know Footwear Quality, STYLE AND. COMFORT Butineti man, college men, office men, all men , . . all are dntwering the call o style coupled with comfort and quoliry in their foot wear. And wisely are they choosing Peters Shoes ... the shoes that give more style . . . more fit ting ease . . , more dollar for dollar value. 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