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TUESDAY
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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BEAUTIES AT THE FLOWER SHOW
The Crabtree and Hyder Moun
tain Home Demonstration clubs
held a joint meeting at the Crab-
tree school house on Friday after
noon, with Mrs, Way Messer, presi
dent, presiding.
The monthly demonstration was
given by Miss Mary Margaret
Smith, county home agent, who
showed the club members how to
prepare potatoes creole, and dis
cussed at length the vegetables
containing Vitamin C foods, which
should be included in eviry gar
den this spring.
Project leaders who gave reports
and told of the activities of their
groups were: Foods, Mrs. Way Mes
ser; Food Preservation, Mrs. Gay
Branshaw; Family Life, Mrs. W. V.
Davis; Gardens, Mrs. Weaver Ha
ney; Poultry, Mrs. Ed Walker.
During the social hour fruits and
candies were served.
Mrs. White
Hostess Of
Maggie Club
Mrs. C. L. White was hostess of
t lie Maggie Home Demonstration
club at her home on Thursday af
ternoon, with Mrs. Herbert Plott.
president, presiding.
Project leaders giving reports of
their work included. Foods, Mrs.
Herbert Plott; Gardens, Mrs. Cor
dcll Bradley: Poultry. Mrs. Jack
Campbell; Clothing. Mrs. Herbert
Dav,.' Plott: Familv Life, 'and I bussed the planning of gardens.
Crafts. Mrs. C. L. White; Food
Preservation. Mrs. Ralph Campbell
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ADMIRING A BOUQUET of Talisman Roses at the International Flower
Show, in New York, is pretty Jo-Anne Whitney, who graces the flowers
with an added aura of beauty. Bloom and flower experts from distant
parts of the world are attending the show, said to be the finest in many
years and certainly since the end of the war. 'international)
State Officials To Install Local
Eastern Star Officers On Thursday
ty home agent gave a demonstra
tion on ways of preparing Vitamin
C foods, during which time she
and prepared potatoes Creole.
During the social hour the host-
Miss Mary Margaret Smith, coun-1 ess served pecan pie and coffee.
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Announcement lias been made of
the installation of officers of the
Waynesville Chapter, Number 165,
Order of Eastern Star, who will
serve for the year 1947-48, which
will be conducted in the lodge room
in the First National Bank build
ing at 7:30 o'clock Thursday of this
week.
The chapter will have as the
installing officers. Mrs. Neil Porter,
Associate Grand Matron, Mrs. Anna
P. Shipman. district Deputy Grand
Matron, Alvis Tingle. District Dep
uty Grand Patron of the Gland
Chapter of North Carolina.
The officers to be installed will
include. Mrs. Marion Livingstone,
Worthy Matron; Robert Livingston,
Worthy Patron: Mrs. Kate Farmer,
Associate Matron; Robert M. Fie,
Associate Patron; Mrs. Olive B.
Green, secretary; Mrs. Maude S.
Jones, treasurer.
Mrs LVcIyn Sutton, conductress
Bethel Home
Club Has Meet
On Wednesday
Mrs.' Ray Dietz and Mrs. Will
Trull were joint hostesses of the
March meeting of the Bethel
Home Demonstration club which
was held on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Bert Cagle, past president,
presided in the absence of Mrs.
Charlie Terrell, president.
Project leaders giving reports
included: Family Life, Mrs. Claude
Church: Food Preservation, Mrs.
Ray Dietz; Gardens, Mrs. Welch
Singleton; Poultry, Mrs. C. E.
Mainous; Clothing, Mrs. W. P.
Whitesides; Foods, Mrs. Kayden
West; Home Management, Mrs.
Bert Cagle.
Miss Mary Margaert Smith spoke
on "Grow Your Vitamin C Foods,"
and discussed the importance of in
cluding these in the spring gar
dens. She also demonstrated prep
aration of certain Vitamin C. foods.
Mrs. Will Trull reported on two
books she had read since the last!
meeting, "Blue Ridge Breezes," by
Roland and "The Yearling," by
Rawlings.
During the recreation period
Mrs. Welch Singleton distributed
crepe paper and other materials
and conducted a contest on making
Easter hats. Mrs. Will Trull and
Mrs. C. F. Christopher tied in the
contest.
During the social hour the host
esses served pound cake, coffee and
mints.
Mrs. W. T. Crawford had as her
guests during the week, Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Foltz, of Milwaukee,
Wis. Mrs. Foltz is the former Miss
Helen Inez Crawford, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Hillary Crawford, of
San Francisco, Calif., and grand
daughter of Mrs. W. T. Crawford.
She and her husband were en route
to Washington, D. C, where the
latter will take a special course
given to the U. S. Naval Reserves.
Mr. Foltz served as Lt. (jg) in the
U. S. Navy during World War II.
Miss Ann Osborne, who has com
pleted her work at the University
of North Carolina, and will receive
her diploma at commencement in
June, has arrived to join her family
here.
Bride Of Last Month
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J. Colvin Brown, Jr.
Gives Stag Dinner
J. Colvin Brown, Jr., was host
of a dinner party at his home on
Pigeon Street on Saturday even
ing. Those enjoying his hospitality
were: Edmund Hannah, Bobby
Breece, Henry Foy arid his house
guest, Claude Shannon, of Dan
ville, Va.
Attended Dance In
Asheville Friday Night
The following made up a, party
attending The Western North
Carolina Dance in Asheville on
Friday evening: Miss Ann Osborne,
Miss Betty Jo Blanton, of Chapel
Hill, Miss Jane McCracken, Claude
Shannon, Bobby Breece and J. Col
vin Brown, Jr.
Cooperative factories handled
84 percent of Danish hogs.
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MRS. HAL C. JONES, who before her marriage on February the
7th to Mr. Jones in Burlington, was Miss Lois McClure, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McClure of Waynesville. The couple are making
their home at 4 1 2 1 a West Harden Street, Graham.
Take the style of his chocs to put him at
your feet. A lad goes for the flattery of msn
copyinj details on Friendly ' Sadd!e-Boy:."
73 Us, '-ft.asiLcUy,
Mrs. Louise Liner. Associate con
ductress; Mrs. Emma Bramlett,
Chaplain: .Mrs. Mela Dicus, Mar
shal; Mrs. lla Campbell, organist;
Vlrs. Calcie McClure. Adah; Mrs.
Mary Lou Garrett, Ruth; Mrs. Nel
ie Clark. Esther: Mrs liubv Mc-
Elroy. Martha; Mrs. Anna B. Sprin
kle. Electa. Mrs. Miy.iorie Qrown.L
Warden anil Iwtrcll McElroy, sentinel.
i ne associate oiucers lor Die year
will be, Mrs. Kulh Green, organist;
Mrs. Willie Francis. Chaplain: Mrs.
Grace Queen. .Marshall: Mrs. Ethel
Bradley. Warden; Miss Merrill
Green. Adah: .Mrs. Dolly Ferguson,
Ruth; Mrs. Grace Curtis, Esther;
Mrs. Ann Nobeck, Martha; Mrs.
Louise Leatherwood. Electa; Mrs.
nie Howell, Associate Conduc
tress; and Ben Sutton, sentinel.
A social hour will follow the close
of the meeting.
Mrs. Denver Gurgle, of Durham
will arrive this week to visit her
mother. Mrs, Carl Medford at her
' home at Lake Junaluska. Mrs.
Gurgle is attending the state
Teachers meeting in Asheville and
will represent her group at the
meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Spears spent
the week end in Marble, as guests
of the latter's parents.
Miss Martha McCracken, who is
now residing in Sylvania, where
she holds a position, spent the
week-end with her mother, Mrs. W.
L. McCracken and her sister, Miss
Elizabeth McCracken.
Lt. Comdr. Lucile Plott, who
spent the past nineteen days witii
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
Plott, left Monday for her post at
a Naval Hospital in Seattle.
A Variety of. Styles and Colors Brown and White,
Black and White. And the popular Reversed com
bination, Brown with White Saddle.
Ray s Shoe Dept,
Rector's Guild
Holds Kitchen
Shower Tonight
The Hector's Guild of Grace
Episcopal church will meet this
evening at 8:00 o'clock with Mrs.
E. J. Lilius at her home. Mrs. R.
R. Campbell, president of the
group, will preside.
In connection with the regular
meeting of the Guild a kitchen
shower for the benefit of the Parish
house will be held during the even
ing. All members arc urged to at
tend and make a contribution to
this cause.
Miss Edith Camp
Receives At Tea
Given In Raleigh
Miss Edith Camp, president of a
Meredith college campus organiza
tion, received guests at a tea for
the Raleigh senior high school
girls, which was given at the col
lege last week by the Silver Shield
Honorary Leadership Society.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Moss, Jr., for
merly of Talledcga. Ala., will ar
rive this week to visit the latter's
sisters, Mrs. Carl Medford, Mrs.
Will Medford. Mrs. Thomas Rog
ers and Mrs. James Wells. Mr. and
Mrs. Moss will go from here to
New York, where they will fly to
Buenos Ayres. where they will re
side in the future.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl McLean Head
had as their guests over the week
end, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Price.
Miss Louise Martin, student at
Woman's College of the University
of North Carolina, spent the week
end in town with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. O. R. Martin.
Charles Burr Way, student at
Duke University, who is spending
the Spring vacations with his fam
ily, has as his guest, a classmate.
Tommy Upchurch of Durham.
Miss Hallace Cole, who is a stu
dent at St. Mary's school, Sewanee,
Tenn., has arrived to spend the
Spring, vacations with her aunt, Dr.
Mary Michal.
State Tobacco
Averages $49.01
RALEIGH (AP North Caro
lina tobacco farmers received an
average $49.01 for every 100 pounds
of their tobacco and sold more
than one-billion pounds during the
1946-47 sales season.
W. P. Hedrick, tobacco market
ing specialist for the North Caro
lina Department of Agriculture, re
ported that the 49-dollar average
was $8.50 higher than the tobacco
brought the previous season.
The Border Belt averaged $51.81.
The Eastern Carolina Belt averag
ed $52.68, while the middle belt
averaged $47.20. The Old Belt aver
aged $44.16.
The Burley tobacco markets of
Asheville and Boone sold 11,902,988
pounds for an average of $41.26
a hundred pounds.-
The U. S. War Department's
Pentagon Building in Washington
provides three times as much
working space as the Empire State
Building in New York and 50 per
cent, greater space than Chicago's
Merchandise Mart.
Mrs. Leatherwood
To Be Feted With
Shower Tonight
Mrs. Marion T. Bridges and Mrs.
George Craig will be joint hostess
es tonight at a miscellaneous show
er honoring Mrs. Harriet Cham
bers Leatherwood, bride-elect.
The affair will be given at the
home of Mrs. Craig on Johnson
Hill and guests have been invited
to arrive at 8:00 o'clock.
Bill Miller Ray. student at the
University of Georgia, has arrived
to spend a week's vacation with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde II.
Ray.
Jimmy El wood, formerly of Way
nesville, who is attending the Uni
versity of North Carolina, is spend
ing the spring vacations with his
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J.
T. Bailey in Canton.
J. C. Brown To
Join Family Here
This Week For Visit
J. C. Brown, head of the Agri
culture Training for the U. S. Vet
erans Administration will arrive
tomorrow and spend this week in
town. Mr. Brown joins his family
here for an observance of his wife's
birthday and their wedding anni
versary. Mr. and Mrs. Ottaway
Burton, of Ashboro, the former a
daughter, Miss Ruby Frances
Brown, will also arrive for a visit
here.
Bobbie Breece, student at West
ern Carolina Teachers College, is
spending the spring vacations here
with his mother, Mrs. R. II. Breece,
and his aunt, Mis Mary Ray.
J. Colvin Brown, student at the
University had as his guest dur
ing the past week his roommate,
Claude Shannon, of Danville, Va.
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