PAGE THREE (First Section?
18, 1946
THE WAYNES VELLE MOUNTAINEER
Uial and Club News
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sssh Party Wednesday
Muted colors seem to lead the
fashion parade this season for suits
and frocks. The vivid flashes of
color are reserved for aiiessora:
or by the use of costume jewelry.
Grays, beiges, soft shades of tan
and frozen ice can be used as a
perfect background fur any num
ber of costume changes by merely
using different hats, blouses, shoes,
gloves or scarfs.
close of the business; session. Fol
lowing adjournment a social hour
will be observed.
J. M. Palmer is spending this
week in Raleigh, where lie is visit
ing his daughter and attending; the
North Carolina State Fair.
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make haste
..SLOWLY
Imm.iiM knows that ."haste " makes
That's why he'll never hurry a pres
V, t he knows the urgency of his job.
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Uiv uu can rely on US tor aepenaauie
. . . dispensed as quickly as ao
pjcv m11 allow.
llpmhihle Prescription Service
Miss Dorothv liicheson and Miss
lictly Gene Alley were joint hos
tesses or Wednesday evening of a
bridge party honoring Miss Caro-
a Curtis, bride-elect whose mar
riaue to Porter Frady will take
place next Saturday afternoon. The
affair was given at The Lodge.
Fall flowers in a variety of shades
were used to decorate the lounge.
When the scores were totaled
Mrs. Zel) Curtis, mother of the
bride-elect, was found to hold the
tup score and Miss Catherine Jones
was the winner of the low score
prize. Miss Curtis was presented
a piece of silver in her chosen
pattern.
Those making up the three tables
in play in addition to the honor
guest and the hostesses were: Mrs.
L. M. Kichcson. Mrs. Robert Mil
lar. Mrs. William Hannah, Mrs.
Paul McKlroy, Mrs. L. M Killian,
.Jr., Miss Hetty Rurgin, Miss Eliza
beth Ferguson, and Miss Catherine
Jones.
Hipps-McCall Wedding Announced
Hev. Walter
at Hazel wood
7:30.
B. West will preach
Sunday evening at
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STATE OF CONDITION OF THE ,
HAYWOOD COUNTY BANK
Close Of Business September 30, 1946
RESOURCES
,!l)u,' From Banks $ 507,079.29
'- G ven, mrnt Bonds (Direct and Fully Guaranteed) ..- 2,009,765.62
r.sof States and Political Subdivisions - - 184,730.25
k Builds and Securities - - - 115,725.00
Houses (Canton and Clyde) . 20,150.00
.a:Hl Fixtures - - - 501L80
or Aels 53,093.25
;r.s 444,531.04
$3,400,086.25
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LIABILITIES
Ci: Stock - $ ou,uuu.uu
plu, 50,000.00
fcit-i Pn,fl(s - 17,408.25
Msaml CertifioH.ri.r.r. -
Liabilities 11,253.97
POSITS ;.. 3,259,941.89
$3,400,086.25
pts ,!urcd Up to $5,000.00 By Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Haywood county bank
TWO CONVENIENT OFFICES
North Carolina
Clyde
v 'c..v
Charles I? MiC'all,
HJ1, Siiund Class and Mrs. McCall whose mar
riage took place in York, S ('.. on Sept. 17. Mrs. McCall was the former
Miss Hetty June llipps. ilaimlitcr of Mis. .lohn V. Abernatliy, of das-
tonia, and the laic
11. llipps, of Haywood county.
Betty J. Hipps
Is Married To
C.B.McCall, BM, 2-c
Mrs. John W. Abernatliy of C.as
tonia has announced the marriaiu'
i of her rlaiiKhter. Miss Hetty Jane
Hipps. to Charlie H Mi Call. H M .
second class, V. S. Navy, of
Waynesvillc.
The marriage took place on
Sept. 17. at the Parsonage of the
First Baptist Chinch in York. S C.
with the paster the liov. James 11.
Brown pronouneint,' the vows.
For her marriage the bride wore
a navy blue dress with a winter
white coat and hat, with her shoes
and bag of cherry coke.
She is a graduate of the C.as
tonia High school and is a former
resident of Haywood counts', the
daughter of the late H. 11. Hipps.
While her husband completes Ins
period of service with the nay
she will make her home with her
stepfather and mother. Mr. and
Mrs. John W. Abernatliy in (ias-
tonia.
The bridegroom is t he son of
Mr. and Mrs. Centre V. McCall,
of Waynesvillc. He entered the
service in May. 1 !)42 and has to
his credit 'M) months of si-a duty.
He is currently servile; aboard the
U. S. S. Dayton, now in Boston
harbor. At the time he entered the
service he was employed at a ser
vice station at Lake Junaluska.
Curtis-Frady
Wedding Plans
Are Announced
Miss Carolyn Curtis, bride-elect
of next week, whose marriage to
l'orter Frady will take place on
Saturday afternoon at T:00 o'clock
at the First Methodist church, has
announced her plans.
Hev. I,. (5. Flliott, pastor of the
First Baptist church, will pro
nounce the vows. A musical pro
gram will he rendered by Mrs
V. I.. Matney, church organist,
and Charles Isley, vocalist.
Miss Curtis will have as lier
matron of honor, Mrs. Bruce Pope,
of Charlotte. Serving as brides
maids will be Miss Joanne Morris,
niece of the bridegroom-elect, and
Miss Elizabeth Ferguson of Waynes
villc and Canton.
The bride will be given in mar-
l l iage by her father, eh Walton
! Curl is. I
liobcrl Millar will serve as best
1 man to Mr. Frady and ushers will
be Ccorge Sw caringcr, uncle of the
bride-elect. Tommy Curtis, brother
of the bride, Dick Bradley, Lester
Burgin, Jr., and Billy Dover.
Following the ceremony at the
church the parents of the bride
will entertain with a reception at
Blankenship
Rodgers Vows
Are Solemnized
Miss Kathaleen Blankenship.
daughter of Mrs. Z. D. Blankenship
and the late Mr. Blankenship be
came the bride of William Aiken
Rodgers, son of Mr. and Mrs. T
Gilbert Reeves on Monday morn
ing, October 14th, at 10.30 o'clock.
The vows were spoken at the par
sonage of the First Methodist
church with the Rev. Paul Town
send, pastor, officiating.
The bride wore a light blue wool
suit with black accessories and her
corsage was of white roses She
received her education in the Bry
son City high school and the
Waynesvillc Township high school
She holds a position with Massie's
Department Store.
The mother of the bride and the
mother of the bridegroom both
wore navy blue tailored suits with
corsages ot talisman roses.
The bridegroom is a veteran of
World War H, having served in
the V. S. Navy. He entered the
service in December, 1 942 , and took
his boot training at Hainbridge and
from there was transferred to Rich
mond, Va., where he attended a
Diesel school. He served for three
years in the Pacific theater and
was discharged in February of this
year with the rating of MOM, first
class.
Following the marriage the
couple left for a wedding trip after
which they will be at home at 1114
Richland street.
Japs Told To Avoid
Worship Of General
TOKYO The newspaper Jiji has
admonished its readers against sub
stituting (Jen. Douglas Mat-Arthur
for l-'.mperor Hirobito as an object
of reverence.
The liberal newspaper declared
in an editorial that General Mac
Arthur must be regarded as a rep
resentative and a symbol of democ
racy , not as a god.
.liji's editorial took cognizance
of the increasing adoration of
General MacArthur by Japan's mil
lions. "The Life of General Mac
Arthur'' is the leading best .seller,
sales topping 800.000 copies.
BREVARD MAYOR HERE
Verne Clement, layor of Bre
vard, and one of the two Democra
tic nominees for the State senate
from this district, was a Waynes
villc visitor on Tuesday. Mr. Clem
ent and William Medford are the
two Democratic nominees for the
two posts. They have no opposition.
LF.AVE FOR DATTONA
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Gren
nell left Wednesday for Daytona
Beach, after spending the summer
at Lake Junaluska where they
operate the Photo Shop.
Thirty-one counties in North Car
olina have less than two hospital
beds per 1 ,000 population.
War Waste In Timber
During the German occupation.
:i.000,000 of Greece's HUMID ai re,
of timber were hacked away to
make winter quarters for Germans
on the Russian front.
Rev. M. L. Moose To
Preach Sunday At Lower
Fines Creek Church
Rev. M. L. Moose, newly ap
pointed pastor of the Fines Creek
Charge will fill appointments at
Lower Fines Creek on Sunday.
Oct. 20. Preaching will be at 11:00
o'clock.
Rev. Moose plans to move his
family to the parsonage at an early
date.
the home of Mr .and Mrs. (). lioy
Martin on Tate street.
Miss Curtis has been the recip
ient of a number of courtesies since
the annuonccment of her engagement.
Five Dead In Frankfort:
In Black Market Clash
FRANKFORT ON THE MAIN.
Germany Five persons died, one
of a heart attack, during a noon
gun battle today between police
and black marketeers in the crowd
ed market only a mile from (Jen.
Joseph T, McNarney's headquar
ters. Two policemen, a bystander and
one black marketeer were shot and
killed in the fray. Another by
stander dropopd dead of a heart
attack and a third policeman was
wounded. The black marketeer shot
and killed himself when police
closed in on him.
The dead gunman, believed by
police to be a Pole, was found ta
be carrying three pistols, half a doz
en sets of identity papers, twenty
six rings, five watches and other
pieces of jewelry. A companion,
who was captured, said the pair
had come from the British zone to
trade jewelry for clothing.
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WAYNES VILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
MATINEE: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 2:15 P. M. . . .
Saturday 2:00 and 3:30; Sunday 2 and 4 I M.
NIGHT SHOW: 7:00 and 9:00 daily; Sunday 9:00 only.
Owl Show 10:30 Saturday.
ADMISSION: Children Under 12 Years, 12c; Adults, AH
Seats, 35c TAX: On Children's Pass, 2c; Adult Pass, 6c.
THURSDAY -FRIDAY OCTOBER 17-18
"THE BIG SLEEP"
Starring
HUMPHREY HOCART and LAURKN HACALL
News of the Day
II
II
SATURDAY OCTOBER 19
FRONTIER GUN LAW
Starring
CHARLES STARRETT
Serial . . . Hop Harridan No. 11
LATE SHOW
DON'T GAMBLE WITH
STRANGERS"
Starring
KANE RICHMOND and BERNADENE HAYES
SUNDAY OCTOBER 20
HOME SWEET
HOMICIDE'
Starring
GLENN BARRY and RANDOLPH SCOTT
Short
MONDAY-TUESDAY OCTOBER 21-22
"LOVER COME BACK"
Starring
GEORGE BRENT and LUCILLE BALL
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for hours to bring relief while
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to bring relief during the
night. Often by morning
most misery of the cold
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