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. I - . l . . . Louise Russell Is Married To E. F. Waterbury Mr. and Mrs. J. Turner Eussell of East street have announced the marriage of their daughter, Miss Louise Russell, of Raleigh and Waynesville, to Private Elwood F, Waterbury, of Fort Bragg, and Herkimer, N. Y-, which took place in an impressive ceremony on Au gust 15th, at 10 o'clock at the West Raleigh Pres' yterian church in Raleigh. I The church was decorated withj icrns arm siiuw-un-uie-iiiuuui.aiii, interpersed with crystal candela bra bearing lighted tapers. The Rev. John H. Grey, Jr., pastor of the church, pronounced the vows, using the ring ceremony. A program of wedding music was presented prior to the taking of the vows, by Miss Nancy White, of Raleigh. She rendered "Be cause" by d' Hardelot; ''Inter mezzo" by Pievo.st, and ''Romavie Sans Paroles" by Bounet. The wedding march from Lohengrin was played for the processional and Mendelssohn's march for the recessional. The bride and bridegroom en tered the church together. The bride wore a blue crepe ensemble with navy and white accessories. Her bouquet was of red roscbude and stephanotis. The bride' is a graduate of the Waynesville district high school, where she was an outstanding stu dent in the class of 1937. She now holds a clerical position in the slate office of the Unemployment Compensation Commission in Ral eigh. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs- Florella Waterbury and the late Frank Waterbury, of Herki mer, N. y. He is a graduate of Go'-To -College. This Week the high school of his city and was employed by the H. P. Snyder The following young people of Manufacturing Company of Herki-, Hazelwood will be leaving during mcr, N. Y., before volunteering for .the next few days to enter various service in the U. S. army. He is ( colleges; Miss Catherine Davis stationed at Fort Bragg. land Miss Meta Dicus will go to After the wedding the young Lees-McRea; Miss Jane Grace, to couple left for a short trip to the Woman s College of the Urn- Carolina and Wrightsville Beach, Former Local Girl Weds z - " ' MRS. ELWOOD F. WATERBURY, the former Miss Louise Bus sell, daughter of Mr- and Mrs. J. Turner Russell, of Waynesville, whose marriage to Pvt. Elwood F. Waterbury took place on August 15th, at the-West Raleigh Presbyterian church. Hazelwood Students Mrs. Waterbury will continue her residence in Raleigh for the pres ent. " Annual Reuben Moody Family Reunion To Be Held September 13th The annual Reuben Moody fam ily reunion will be held on Sep tember 13, the second Sunday of the month at the home of Mrs. Martha Plott at Plott, All mem bers of the family and the connec tions and friends are invited to be present. AH those attending are asked to bring picnic lunches. versify of North Carolina; Miss Katheryn Bialock and Miss Dor othy Richeson to Peace Junior Col lege. ' " Miss Dorothy Milner to Viginia Tntermont; Jack Richeson and Rich ard Bradley to Davidson College; Charles Leatherwbod to Furman University; Bill Milner to Uni versity of South Carolina; Miss Jeanette Burgin, Lester Burgin and J. D. Hyatt to Mars Hill Col lege., ,.:';' Mr. and Mrs. James Crisp and son, James Crisp, Jr., of Brevard, spent Sunday here as the guests of Mrs. F. A. Burgin. AS SEN IN PARENT'S MAGAZINE UKt "" REASONABLE PRICES! "OH BOY, SHOES JUST LIKE DAD'S" boys say of mannish Poll-Parrot styles. "And, like Mothers, too" ex claim girlS. Poll-Parrots is a choice in which grown-ups heartily agree. They know that Poll-Parrots, with 10-way built-in fitare kind to growing feet. They flex freely...' they're made of choicest, mellowest, supple leathers over America's widest range of lasts. They're made to last longer, look and fit better, require less repair. All Shoes Fitted By Experts With Aid Of X-Ray I ASSIE'J nrnADTMCNT CTHD17 tJ Zeb and Jack Alley Give Supper Party For Troop 3, Boy Scouts Zeb and Jack Alley were hosts of a supper party on Monday evening for the Waynesville troop No. 3 of the Boy Scouts, of which both are members. The troop is sponsored by the American Legion Post. ' The affair was given at the American Legion home. The table was centered with a large cake bearing the insignia of the Scouts, Seventeen members of the troop were present and Chres George of the Haywood district, was a spe cial guest. ... Miss Hester Anne Withers Returns After Taking Special Course At Yale . Miss Hester Anne Withers re turned last week after spending the summer in the North. While away she took a special course in lighting and directing at Yale University. Miss Withers also visited friends in New York City and her cousin, Mrs. Julius Sea man in Great Neck, L. I. ..--.- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Y. Bridges, of Charlotte, arrived on Monday to spend a week here with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Bridges. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur liuir, of Elmer, N- J., were the recent guests of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Buff, at their home at Waynesville, route 2, They came at this time so mr, duu I could see his family before enter ing the service at Fort Dix, W. I J. Mr. Buff was a member of the graduating class of 1938 from the Wavnesville district schools. Mrs. Buff, the former Miss Wilma Me- haffev,. is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Paul Mehaffey, of Elmer, n. j. ; . Mrs. Hugh Torrenee Brown, who resides near Little Rock, Ark-, spent the past week here with her sister, Dr. I. B. Funk. Mrs. Brown is spending the summer at her old home in Asheville. V - Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Morris, of Sylva, spent the week-end here with Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Shelton- . Thurman Williams, vice presi dent of the First Citizens Bank of Fayetteville, left yesterday after spending several days here during the week with his mother, Mrs. J. L. Williams. Mrs. Charles Lee and young son, of Wew uneans, wno- nave been spending sometime here with relatives, returned during the week to their home- '. " Helig and John Harney, young daughter and son of Mrs. Thomas Wood, of Edenton, who have been visiting their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. James A. Gwyn, left the first of the week for their home. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Burgin and young daughter, Judith Ann, of Newport News, Va., are spending several days here as the guests of the former's mother, Mrs. France A. Burgin. DAR Chapter To Hold Initial Meeting On 11th The Dorcas Bell Love Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will hold their initial meeting of the year, 1942-43 at the home of Mrs. R. N. Barber on Friday afternoon, the 11th of Sep tember. Mrs. S. H. Bushnell, regent, will preside. Mrs. W, F- Swift will have charge of the program. All members are urged to be present as the activities for the coming year will be presented. Mrs. E. J. Hyatt Hostess Of UDC Meet Tomorrow Mrs. Ernest -J. Hyatt will '. be hostess of the Haywood Chapter of the Daughters of the Confed eracy at her home for the Sep tember meeting which is held the first Friday of the month. The meeting will inaugurate the fall and winter activities. Mrs. L- E. Perry will be in charge of the program and the subject under discussion will be "Colleges of the South Since 1860." Mrs. Grover C. Davis, president of the chapter, will preside. Clarence Hendrix,.of Hopeville, Va., spent the week-end here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hendrix. He was accompanied home by his daughter-in-law, Mrs. Edith Hendrix and two children, who plan to spend several months in Hopewell. Mr- and Mrs. M. H. Bcwies have had as their guests recently, the latter's mother, Mrs. R. L. Hart ley, of Irwintort, Ga., and aunt, Mrs. Bess Hartley, of Atlanta, Miss Mary Lee Alley 'has re turned from a ten days visit with her mother, Mrs- Margaret Hall Alley, in Brevard. Louisa Thackston Is Married To Edmund McLaurin Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Louisa Douglas Thackston and Mr. Ed mund McLaurin. of Wilmington, which was solemnized at the Cen-j tral Methodist church in Florence, , S. C-, at 11 o'clock on Jsaturday morning, August 22. The Rev. J. F. TrammelPofficiated. Only mem bers of the immediate families were present for the ceremony. The bride wore a two-piece suit of sawdust crepe with brown ac cessories and her corsage was ot orchids. Mrs. McLaurin is the daughter of Ira S. Thackston, of Roanoke, Va., and the late Mrs. Eula Kelly Thackston, of Waynesville and Charlotte. She was born and rear ed in Wavnesville. bhe received I 7A r j MRS. EDMUND McLAURIN, of Wilmington, who was before her education in the Waynesville f arr.age on August22nd at Louisa Thackston, of Charlotte, district schools and the Woma! . s College of the University of North Carolina- For the past six years .Vis. Xc Laurin has made her home in Charlotte with her aunts, Miss Georgia and Mhs Estelle Kelly. Mr. McLaurin is the son of Mrs. Julia McLa.urin, of Wilmington, and is connected with the war de- f - - - partment U. S engineers in Wil- qj IcClure And MisS m After 'a brief wedding trip Mr. Hester Hall Marry and Mrs. McLaurin will be at home in Wilmintgon. daughter of. Ira S. Thackston and the late Mrs. Eula Kelly Thack ston, of Waynesville. Mrs. Mc Laurin spent her childhood and girlhood here and has many friends who will be interested in her re cent marriage. THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER . , UABm . J T .1 I August isriae Recpnf p .,77 wu.mm Ban, Supper Party Miss Evelyn Sii LUlian Burgin enw ' buffet pplr n?7i of the latter . ' J, at t Wednesday evenin recent brides, Mfe Hourlrino iL K Burgin, and Mrs. VLV mett lireen, Jr the , Patsy Burgin 6 f0rra The living an t Mrs. Robert Richardson, the former Miss Carolyn Haynes, and her son, Bobby, who have1 been visiting the latter's mother, Mrs. C. A. Haynes, at her home on Love Lane have returned to Stewart, Va. Miss Sally McCracken, of Thom asville Baptist Orphanage, who has been visiting relatives in the county, has returned to her work in Thomasville. Miss McCracken completed her 46th year with the Baptist Orphanage the first of this month. The marriage of Miss Hester Hall, of Cove Creek to Glenn Mc Clure, of Clyde, a well known farmer and cattle raiser, was an nounced this week. The couple were married in Clayton, Ga., on Monday, August 24. They will make their home at Cove Creek. J. Beck accompanied the couple. Miss Emelyn Haynes, daughter of Mrs. Claude Haynes, who re ceived her B. S- degree from West ern Carolina Teachers College in June, has gone to Lowell to teach in the city schools. in Dastel flnwo-o n- wri: was covered with a centered with an arraL? Pink and u4,;f a . dn; With u;hita t,..l... . . - V. TVlO Ctvinll ...LI guests were seated were ...w.. vU.seS containing flowers. Th k,... ... "w uuuui Kuesi with tive gift. The guest list included flw lowinc! ATrc V.,1 t . w ""i Lawrence Green, Jr., Miss Marv vis, Mrs. Grace Cam jnJ Burgin, Mrs. Crawford L Mrs. Walter Francis"-l ' rence Ureen, .Mrs. V H n iuiss Anne uee Knkpatrick, Winnie Kirknatrick bJ tana xvicivay. v,oi. ana firs, uuiian, Ita u1n hava Ivn.ir. v,, o1t;,Umg kl aays nere with the latter's Mrs. W. T. Crawford, haJ uuiiieu to men- home in Ci burg. Col. Lee is much mf after undergoing a serious vi lion several weeks ago whilf tient at Hines Hospital neat cago. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Terrell young son, r rank, Jr., of a ville, are visiting relatives this week. Miss Martha Way left Satuj for Mt. Airy where she nil sume her teaching in the schools. REECE Miss Margaret Burgin returned Friday from Newport News, Va-, where she has held a position this summer. , Mrs. Dewey Stovall had as her gnest during the week Miss Helen SO r- Look To the Coat You Buy Now For ':'. :.':-'. -:'' '''- ..:-."'""' Warmth and Beauty Long-Wear, Knowing the Shortage of Wool, We Bought A Large Slock of WloiA Casual Sport Coats In BROWN 1 i I Now At 14.95 to We Have Your Si LARGE SELECTION k Fur-Trimmed COATS 3950 to 7950 i ASSIE'S DEPT. STORE C. J. REECE, Owner "Haywood's Store For Fashions"? Myers, of Lenoir.
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