MARCH 28, 1946
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
PAGE FIVE (First Section? 1
Weds in Tucapau
Marriage
Announced
Weds in Clayton
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I To Club
Mrs. E. Burnette
Given Shower By
Joint Hostesses
Mrs. B. R. Hundley and Mrs.
James Medford were joint hos
tesses on Tuesday evening of a
miscellaneous shower honoring
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MRS. CLARENCE 11ARTFOHO
HLACKWELL, whose marriage to
Mr. Blackwell, of Tucapau, S. C, is
the former Miss Reba Lucindcr Sut
ton, daughter of Mrs. Bert Hensley
and the lates James Sutton of
Dillsboro. Mr. Blackwell holds a
position with the Startcx Mills, of
Tucapau, and the couple will make
their home in Tucapau. The wed
ding was solemnized on March 14
in the parsonage of Tucapau.
Civic League To
Hold Special Meeting
On Wednesday, April 3rd
The Waynrsville Civic League
will hold a special meeting next
Wednesday evening at the home
of the president, Mrs. Rufus I..
Allen. All members are urged to
he present at the meeting.
Inulueed by
who was in
am for the
her talk. Mi's Cornelia
miaii of music, pre
Kreile'iik Marx, who
Amrnran compositions
O Dry Those Tears."
)i'l Hiree; "Memory.
Can: anil "Lullaby,"
N! WHO SUFFER
RY MISERY OF
FLASHES
liini'linnal "middle-age
iilinr In women causes
jet Jmm lint flushes, ner-
irrn .1 iMlily - - try 1am
Pmkli.iin's Vegetable
to ri-lirvr Mich symptoms.
Cuiivi.iinid is one of the
i nu'dirmi'.s for this pur-
fa siaiicl .stomachic tonicl
by Cyril Scott. She was acconi
paned by Mrs. Nixon.
During the business session it
was decided to offer two prizes
this year in the annual reading
contest to be held for the girls of
the high school on April 25. An
nouncement was made that Mrs.
M. G. Stanley had been appointed
by the high school to aid the club
chairman of education in the con
test. Mrs. Frank Ferguson, chairman
of the Tuberculosis Christmas
Seals reported that the total
amount of the sales had reached
$010.35. She also told of work
being done with the money with
the health department.
A social hour followed adjourn
ment with Mrs. Grover Davis, Mrs.
C. F. Kirkpatrick and Mrs. Frank
Ferguson as hostesses.
Yankee military occupants of
Japan have taught the Nips to keep
fish in irrigated rice paddies, rais
ing two crops where one once grew.
tan
Qnd suddenly its' 7enniiic
;verY 9M's favorite! Wear it buttoned up ... or sud-
I0" y pusl1 Ke beeves elbow high open the necVr-and
JOU've struct x. , .. -tl
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'' "de in BIG only . . . for that casual lookl
0U " 've 'he $oth touch of this glowing fabric. Lu-
?he TOGGERY
Mrs. Eldon Burnette who, before
her recent marriag was Miss
Blanche Cody. The affair was given
at the Hundley residence on Welch
street.
The bridal motif was used in the
appointments and arrangements of
white flowers added a decorative
note to the rooms. Mrs. Burnette
was the recipient of many lovely
and useful gifts.
The guest list included: Miss
Freida Tcague, Miss Ruth Furness,
Mrs. Virginia Patterson, Miss
Rufina Bright, Miss ICdna Bright,
Miss Eleanor Rush. Miss Elaine
Rush, Miss Lois Morgan, Miss
Betty Joyce Morgan, Mis Lucy
Ashe, Miss Jane Ferguson, Miss
Geraldine Parris, Miss Norman
Cabe, Miss Emily Pressley, Mrs.
Lura Kerley, Miss Willie Mae Cope
and Miss Susie David.
Haywood Chapter
UDC To Meet With
Mrs. Jimmie Boyd
The Haywood Chapter of the
United Daughters of the Confed
eracy will hold their regular April
meeting on Friday afternoon, the
ftth, with the president, Mrs. Jim
mie Boyd.
Mrs. C. F. Kirkpatrick will have
the paper for the afternoon and
her subject will be on the North
Carolina Officers in the Confeder
ate Army.
Members are asked to assemble
at 3:30 o'clock the hour of meet
ing from now on through the clos
ing month of the current year.
Mr. and Mrs. Sprinkles
Give Party for Daughter
On Sunday afternoon, Mr. and
Mrs. Fisher Sprinkles of East
Waynesville, were hosts of a party
in honor of their one-year-old
daughter, Sandra. A feature of the
affair was the cutting of the birth
day cake.
Those present were: Pauline and
Phylis Underwood, Joe David and
Barbara Fisk, Ralph, Jr., and Joe
David Ford. Donnie and Michael
Lealherwood, Joe Wayne Sutton.
Georgie Ledford and Jimmie
Duckett.
Also attending the afafir were
Mrs. George Sisk, Mrs. James
Everette Underwood, Irving Leath
erwood, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sutton,
and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ford.
Methodist Circles
Will Meet Tuesday
The circles of the Woman's So
ciety of Christian Service of the
First Methodist church will meet
on Tuesday, April 2nd, as follows:
Circle number one with Mrs.
E. B. McClure at 3:00 o'clock in
the afternoon.
Circle number two with Mrs.
Paul W. Townsend at 3:00 o'clock
in the afternoon.
Circle number three with Mrs.
Jack Way at 3:00 o'clock in the aft
ernoon. Circle number four with Mrs
J. C. Crouser at 7:30 o'clock
in the evening.
Circle number five with Mrs.
Herbert Brarcn at 7:30 in the
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Smith, of
Hazelwood. spent Sunday visiting
friends in Hendersonville.
Mrs. Keith Cooper of Greens
boro, is spending some time in
Hazelwood with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. A. Greer. She was
joined last week by her husband
who spent a few days here.
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MRS. ELDON BURNETTE, who
before her marriage on March 3,
at the home of the Rev. Howard
Hall, pastor of the Bethel Baptist
church. The bridegroom, a dis
charged veteran is employed al the
Ainerii 111 Enka Corporation. The
couple are making their home for
the present at Canton, Route 2.
Mrs. Thad Chalin
Will Be Hostess
Of April UDC Meet
The llawood Chapter of the
United Daughters of the Confed
eracy will bold (heir regular
monthly iiiecliiu; on Friday, the
Tilli, with Mrs. Thad Chalin at her
home in the I'aimcu section, with
Mrs. Jiiiiiuie lio.wl, president, pie
siding. Mrs. W. A lhalt will have the
paper of the alternoon. Her sub
ject will lie "Outstanding North
Carolina OH'uers of the Confeder
ate Army 111 the War Between the
Stales."
All members hie urged to at
tend the meeting'.
Library Notes
MARGARET JOHNSTON
County Librarian
Gardening
"In my garden 1 spend my days.
In my library I spend my nights.
My interests are divided between
my geraniums anil my books."
Alexander Smith.
Among the books of special in
terest that may be borrowed from
the Haywood County Library on
the subject of Food are: "Vegeta
ble Gardening in Color," Foley:
"Food Garden." Blair; "Home Veg
etable Gardening," Nissley; "How
lo Grow Vegetables and Berries."
Kriiiin; "Fruits for the Home Gar
den." Hedriek; "Southern Vegeta
ble Crops." Ware.
Among the bonks which those
who love flowers will find interest
and informal ion now on the shelves
of the county library (when they
are mi are:
"Annual Flowers." ,1 e n k i u s;
"Perennials Preferred," Wilson:
"Enjoy Your House Plants." Jen
kins; "House .and Garden's Book of
Gardening, "Wrighl; "How lo Know
Spring Flowers." Cut belt; "Book of
Garden Flowers," McKcnny; "Wild
Flowers," House.
Home Clubs To
Study The Care
Of Machines
The Haywood County Home
Demonstration clubs will studv
"Care of Sewing Machine" during
the month of April. The schedule
of meetings for the first two weeks
of the month has been announced
as follows by the home agents.
Miss Mary Margaret Smith and
Miss Helen Smith:
Beaverdam club at 2:00 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon, April 2nd. willi
Mrs. Mark Swaim; Allen's Creek
club with Mrs. C. L. Allen on
Wednesday. April 3rd, at 2:00
o'clock; Dell wood club with Mrs.
Lee Evans on Thursday afternoon.
April 4Ui, at 2:00 o'clock; Jonathan
club witn Mrs. tail Messer on
Friday afternoon, April 5th, at 2:00
o'clock.
Morning Star club with Mrs. Ed
Harkins, on Monday, April 8lh. at
2:00 o'clock; Maple Grove club
with Mrs. Joe Liner on Tuesday,
April 9th, at 2:00 o'clock; Fines
Creek club with Mrs. F. L. SalTord
at 10:30 Thursday morning, April
Uth; Iron-Duff club with Mrs. I.
L. Williamson, on Friday afternoon
April 12th. at 2:00 o'clock; RatclilT
Cove club with Mrs. Woody Jones
on Monday afternoon, April 15th,
at 2:00 o'clock.
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Eastern Star To
Install Officers
Thursday, April 4
The Waynesville Chapter of the
Order of the Eastern Star will bold
their annual installation of officers
on next Thursday overling at 7:30
o'clock in the Masonic Hall over
Hie First National Bank. Following
the installation ceremony, the
Worthy Matron will iuml a lnii
meeting.
ST. JOHN'S HIGH SCHOOLERS
VISIT IS1I.I MOKE EST ATI'.
On Tuesday, March 2(i, the stu
dents of St. John's High School
spent the day al the Biltniore
House and Gardens, Bill more. The
students were accompanied by Rev.
Hugh P. Kennedy, Sister Cortlea
and Sister Alcuin.
Rev. and Mrs. M. R. Wililamson
attended a wedding of their
nephew in Columbia on Monday
night. They returned home Tues
day. Mrs. Claude Shipley left during
the week-end for an extended visit
lo friends and relatives in John
son City. She was accompanied b
her son, Joe Shipley, who returned
Sunday night,
Miss Louise Martin, student al
the Woman's College of Ihe Uni
versity of North Carolina, arrived
last night to spend the spring vaca
tions here with her mother, Mrs.
O. R. Martin.
Miss Jane Stentz, of Shelby, will
arrive tomorrow to spend the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. W. I'.
Swift and her sister-in-law, Mrs.
David Stentz. Miss Stent, former
ly resided in Waynesville and lias
many friends in this area.
Miss Martha Mae and Miss Jane
Wychc, daughters of Mrs. Troy
Wyche. who are attending the
Woman's College of the University
of North Carolina, arrived on
Wednesday to spend the spring
vacations here with their niol her.
Miss Martha Mae Wyche is .1 mem
her of the junior class and her
sisler a member of the freshman
class.
Miss Rosemary Herman, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Herman
arrived last night from Greensboro
and will spend the spring vaealions,
after which she will resume her
work at the Woman's College.
Our Suggestion Right Now Is To
KEEP 13? TOUCH WITH US
We know the uncertainty that maintains now is discouraging to builders,
and you may feel a hesitancy in continuing to call us about materials re
ceived. But we want you to keep in touch with us regularly with the
assurance that we are interested and want to assist you in every way
possible. Only by keeping in touch with us can wc uupply you with your
share as deliveries are received.
Builders Supply Co
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HARRY LEE LINER, JR., Mgr.
Phone 157
Water Street
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MRS. JAMES LF.WIS MORROW,
who before her marriage in Clay
ton, Ga., on Wednesday, February
1!7. was Miss F.unice Kliabelh
Hose, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Calvin Hose, of Waynesville. Route
1!. Mr. Morrow , a veteran of World
War II. served in the Ktiropcan
Hiealer for 111 months.
Mrs. .1. M. Queen
Honors Mother On
112nd Birthday
Mi s John M. Cviiccu v a . busies-,
of .1 luncheon on S.ilurd.v
al hi r home in observance ol I In'
.''.'lid birllid iy aniiiv ersjrv ol hoi
mother. Mrs. Man 0:1 1). Shook, of
Ashev ille.
I he luncheon table was cenli-i ol
Willi an arrangement of llovveis
ill lo Mrs. Shook from one of
her granddaughters who resides in
( '.'lifiirnia.
Mrs. Shook, who is the widow ol
the late Mr. Shook of West Ashe-
illf. spends several months each
car wilh her daughter and son
111 law here ami has made many
friends during her visils. She was
the recipient of many gills and
messages from her family and
friends on the occasion of her
b'nl Inlay anniversary.
Those united lo Ihe luncheon
were: Mrs. John K. Boone. Mrs.
Herbert West, Mrs. I!. II. Black
well. Mrs. Will Shollon. Mrs, T. N.
Massie. Mrs. Felix Alley. Mrs, .1
Howell Way, and two daughters of
Mrs Shook, Mrs. Roy Brown and
Mrs. Fred Brown, of Ashev ille.
Miss Ida Lou Gibson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Gibson,
who is a student at Montreal
Junior College, spent Ihe week-end
hiue w ith her parents. Miss Gibson
had as her guests, Miss Belly
. 1 1 k i 1 1 . , Miss Mozelle Atkins, and
Miss Florence Buokner, all of
Marion and classmates.
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