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Lnal rails will be
fcffice on Friday at-
Saturday mornings
fcect'ding the show.
jrmation may be ob-
clnldren will be
:sda afternoon,
Engagement Of
I Miss Burgin Is
Announced
I Mr. and Mrs. Otis Owen Burgin,
of the Dell wood Road, Waynesville,
! have announced the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Ruth Carolyn
' Burgin, to Henry Grady Clayton,
jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs. H. G.
Clayton, ot Waynesville. The wed
ding will take place in the eauy
l fall.
i Miss Burgin is a graduate of
! Waynesville Township High School
'and attended Western Carolina
I Teachers College at Cullowhee.
Mr. Clayton was also educated in
! the Waynesville Township High
i School and Western Carolina
! Teachers College and at present
! is connected with Boyd Furniture
Company.
Methodist Society
To Meet Tuesday
i
The Woman's Society of Chris
j tian Service of the Methodist
; church will meet Tuesday after
! noon, August 12, at 3:30 o'clock at
1 the church.
Mrs. James A. Gwyn and Mrs.
Cameron Lewis spent last week
end in Sweetwater, Tenn., as the
guests of their sister, Mrs. Wesley
Dickey.
four groups, with
tinners in each. The
lie for children from
year old; the see-
to ttto cars; the
to three jears: I he
fourth from three to four years.
Mrs. Harold Hansen, president
of the Woman's Club, has been
named chairman for the show and
parade. She has named Mrs. Logan
White, Mrs. H. A. Holder and Dr.
Mary Michal of the Heelth Depart-
ment to work with her. Mrs. Han
' sen expressed the hope that a large
l number of children would be en
I tered to make this feature of the
program as interesting as possible.
Engagement Announced
iV"? W? jiNv 1 - M ;
MISS CAROLINE BURGIN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Otis Burgin, whose engagement to Henry Clayton, Jr., was
announced this week by her parents.
i
Lt. and Mrs. Paul llelmiek were! BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
guests last week of the former's i Mr ald Mrs Bill Godwin of
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Helmick. 1 charlestoni s. C.. announce the
birth of a son, Kenneth Lee, on
Lieutenant Helmick, who has been
stationed in Washington state, has
been transferred to Pocatello,
Idaho.
July 28 at Navy hospital. Mrs.
Godwin is the former Miss Juanita
Moore of Hazelwood.
IE ARE I40BE Of THE BIG
elk-fi-
uoson davniniffS
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rsl Quality. Merchandise At Big Bargains
Children's $3.48
SANDALS - - - - - $3,
Ladies' Spring and Summer
HATS . . - . $JL
Were Priced at $5.95
One Group Ladies'
BLOUSES ------ $2,
Priced to $4.95 Pastel and White
nier, 45-Gauge
ION HOSE - - - S3,
i Regular $4.95
WW HATS " $1
dies' Summer
in nnnn 3 - tii
mu uautl - - - - ail
Priced to $7.95
M.48 Pull-Over
RTS tfl
In Stripes and Solids
$5.95 Dress
ati 11- i
fer Cent Cotton Sizes 29 to 40
V Cannon 77c
"on Towels 2lor$a
Size 22 by 40
140 Regular 69c
ntir iv of ai
w i v u m wrw
Ladies' $1.29 Rayon
SLIPS - - - - $2,
Children's Wear
Values to $2.98
Play Suits Sun Suits Swim Suits
Shirts Pants Overalls
Boys' Work Or School
SHIRTS - - - -
5C
Ladies' $10.95, 3-Piece
PLAY SUITS - - $3.88
Skirt Blouse Shorts
For Bigger Savings Always Visit
U ttlMHAV VAA w j
'Home ol Better Values'
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Miss Coleman Is
Engaged To
Wm. G. Dover
Mr. and Mrs. Ben G. Coleman of
Canton, N. C. have announced the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Wanda Lee Coleman, to William G.
Dover, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
C. Casabella of Waynesville.
Miss Coleman is a graduate of
Canton High School and Cecil's
Business College. She now holds a
position in the main office of The
Champion Paper and Fibre Com
pany. Mr. Dover is a graduate of
Waynesville High School and at
tended Kurman University before
entering the naval air corps in
which he served for three and one
half years. He is owner and oper
ator of Dover Dry Cleaning Service
in Waynesville.
The wedding will take place in
the late fall.
Miss Gwyn Feted
With Dessert
Bridge Wednesday
Mrs. Ben Colkitt and her daugh
ter, Mrs. Paul W. McKlroy, Jr.
were hostesses of a dessert bridge
and surprise kitchen shower as a
courtesy to Miss Patsy Gwyn, Wed
nesday afternoon, at the home of
Mrs. Colkitt.
The residence was decorated
with bowls of pink and white flow
ers while the table at which the
honor guest was seated was ar
ranged in the bridal motif. Bridal
, tallies were also used,
j When the scores were totaled
! Mrs. Hal Lawrence was found lo
hold top score, Mrs. Henry Tuttle.
the second high ,and Mrs, Hallett
Ward, the low score. Miss Gwyn
was presented a blanket.
The guests included Miss Gwyn,
Mrs. T. Lenoir Gwyn, Miss Nancy
Killian. Mrs. W. K. Swill. Mrs.
Henry Tuttle, Mrs. Charles K. Hay.
Jr., Mrs. Hallett Ward, Mrs. J. H.
Howell, Jr., Mrs. Hugh Massie.
Mrs. Kobert Stretcher, Mrs. Hal
Lawrence, of Baltimore, Miss Mar
guerite Way, Mrs. Kred Phillips,
Mrs William Kay. Mrs. Robert
Goldsworthy, Miss Betty Bradley,
Mrs. Hugh Palmer, Miss Charlene
Rot ha. Miss Mary Lou Elwood, and
Miss Betsy Siler.
Visitors Are
Honored At
Party Wednesday
Mrs. Howard Hyatt and Miss
Iiosalyn Ray were hostesses of a
luncheon Wednesday al the Trail
side Inn on the Soco Gap Road,
given in honor of Mrs. J. K. Wid
mer, of Dayton, Ohio and Mrs. Har
old Tingen, of Fuguay Springs, who
are visiting in town.
Guests were seated at a long
table which was attractively ar
ranged with mixed summer flow
ers. The guests of honor were
presented gifts by the hostesses.
Those present were Mrs. Wid
mcr, Mrs. Tingen, Mrs. Lachland
Hyatt, Mrs. David Hyatt, Mrs. Felix
Stovall, Mrs. Charles Ketner. Mrs.
Leon Killian, Jr.. Mrs. Sam Bush
nell, Jr.. Mrs. William Prevost and
Mrs. John Northcutt.
Beaverdam Club
Has Meeting
On Tuesday
The Beaverdam Home Demons
tration Club met on Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Roy Rob
inson, with Mrs. Wiley Donaldson,
presiding.
Miss Mary Margaret Smith eave
the demonstration on "Clean, Com
fortable Beds".
Reports were given bv nroiect
leaders as follows; garden. Mrs. T.
G. Murray; poultry, Mrs. Tom
Hipps; housefurnishings, Mrs. Roy
noDinson; nome management. Mrs.
Joyce Owen; clothing and crafts.
Mrs. Tom Hipps; and health. Mrs.
Sherrill Jimison.
Two book reports were also eiv-
en. Mrs. Murray reported on "Near
by," and Mrs. Roy Robinson gave
a report ot "One Foot in Heaven,"
by Spence.
During the social hour ttrn tinct.
ess served delightful refreshments.
Miss Gwyn And
Mr. Woltz Are
Honored At Party
Mr. and Mrs. William Medford
were hosts of a dinner
Pisgah Inn Saturday evening hon
oring Miss Patsy Gwyn and Jack
woltz, of Mount Airy, whose mar
riage will take place in September.
The guests were seated at one
long table which was centered with
a bowl of wild flowers flanked with
lighted candles in rustic candel
abra. The guests included Miss Gwyn.
Mr. Woltz and his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. H. O. Woltz. of Mmi nt Airv
Mr. and Mrs. T. Lenoir Gwyn. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles E. Ray, and Mr.
James A. Gwyn.
Mr. Leland Garnette, of West
Palm Beach, Fla., arrived this week
to join Mrs. Garnette for a visit at
the homo of her father, Charlie
Moody on Jonathan Creek. Mrs.
Garnette is the former Miss Mattie
Moody.
Heads Morning
'Star Club
Mrs. W. C. Moody, president of
I he Morning Star Home Demon
stration club, which was organized
in 19H8 with an enrollment of 40
members.
In speaking of the club Mrs.
Moody says "Home demonstration
work has meant much lo the wom
en of our community. It has
helped with house furnishings
(especially in making slipcover!,
home management, food prepara
tion and planning menus for bal
anced meals. We have learned
the latest methods of conserving
food (canning, freezing, drying,
storing and brining).
The family life work has helped
us understand our families bet
ter. Home demonstration work
has been of inestimable value lo
those of us who were trying to
beautify our homes and grounds.
The clothing project work has
helped us to look for and find bet
ter values in clothing. We have
learned to mend and make our
clothing. Our meetings together
bring us closer to our community
and its needs and problems."
Baptist Woman's
Society To Meet
Tuesday P. M.
The Woman's Missionary So
ciety of the First Baptist church
will meet Tuesday nighl. August
12, at 8 o'clock in the Welch Me
morial building. The Martha
Franks circle will present an inter
esting good neighbor program on
"South Americans."
Programs will be printed on out
lined maps of South America as follows:
Opening hymn "Hark! The
Voice of Jesus Calling."
Devotional "God's Invitation to
All the Ends of the Earth," from
Isaiah 45, Mrs. R. H. West.
Prayer That we may be diligent
in giving God's invitation lo all
the ends of the earth Mrs. Alhcrl
Brantletl.
Hymn "We've a Story lo Tell
to the Nations."
"Meet the South Americans"
Mrs. Ben Phillips.
"South Americans and Their Re
ligion" Mrs. Frank Kirkpnlrick.
"Baptists in South America"
Mrs. Jack Edwards.
"They Are Evangelistic" Mrs.
L. E. Green.
You are cordially invited to at
tend this meeting as a visitor or a
new member.
New Lines
For Fashion
Youthful data dress.
By VERA WINSTON
SHOWN IS a psgtty date dress,
designed for a young: figure, and
showing graphically how the fash
ion. silhouette is changing. Instead
of a broad shoulder line and a slim
skirt hem the triangle is now in
verted, with narrow shoulders and
full hem. The fabric is dark brown
moire taffeta, the details include
a cuffed, square neckline, a fitted
bodice, and a moulded, draped hip
yoke from which a fully flared
skirt billows and swirls. Joe set
in belt ties in front
Mrs. Tuttle To
Give Luncheon
For Miss Gwyn
Miss Patsy Gwyn, bride-elect,
will be honored today at a bridge
luncheon given by Mrs. Henry Tut
tle, at her home on Haywood
Street
Mrs. Tuttle will be assisted in
receiving her guests by her mother,
Mrs. C. C. White
A bridal motif will be observed
in the party appointments with
white gladiolus and roses being
used in decoration. At the conclu
sion of the games a prize will be
presented to the holder of the
high score at each table and the
bride will be presented a gift of
silver.
The invited guests are Miss
Gwyn. Mrs. T. Lenoir Gwyn, Mrs.
Fred Phillips. Mrs. James Kilpat
rirk, Mrs. Charles Ketner. Miss
Margaret Willet, Mrs. Harold Tin
gen. Mrs Thomas Strmgfield, Jr.,
Miss Frances Hay. Miss Rosalyn
Ray, Mrs. Milliard Atkins. Mrs.
Charles K. Kay, Jr.. Miss Helen
Hay, Mrs. 1.. K. Barber, Mrs. Paul
McKlroy. Jr.. Mrs. Jack Brown,
Miss Marguerite Way. Mrs Jack
Way, Jr . Miss Tillie Hotha. Mrs.
J. H Howell. Jr.. Mrs. Hugh Mas
sif, Mrs Thomas Campbell, and
Mrs. David llvall
Mrs. Eddie Minehen of New
York is I he guest of u.r fa,hnr
and Mrs. J. . Krancis.
Mr.
Mrs. Campbell
Haa Bridge Party
For Miss Gwyn
Mrs. Roy Campbell was hostess
of a bridge party yesterday after
noon at her home in Thomas Park
honoring Miss Patsy Gwyn, whose
wedding to John Woltz will be an
event of September.
A color note of pink and green
was observed in the floral decora
tions and party appointments. Brid
al tallies were used and each guest
was presented with a miniature
corsage. Mrs. Campbell was assist
ed by her mother, Mrs. James R.
Thomas, Sr., and her niece, Miss
Jean Hodges.
After several progressions of
contract the holders of high and
low scores received prizes and the
honor guest was presented some
silver in her pattern.
Those playing were Miss Gwyn,
Mrs. T. Lenoir Gwyn, Mrs. J. H.
Way, Jr., Mrs. Thomas Campbell,
Mrs. Howard Clapp, Miss Nancy
Killian, Mrs. W. F. Swift, Mrs. J.
W. Ray, Miss Martha Strlngfleld,
Mrs. Harold Massie, Mrs. Whitener
Prevost, and Mrs. James R. Thom
as. Jr. Miss Rosemary Herman
joined the group during the tea
hour.
Mrs. Jane Whitehead Kerr, of
Amherst, Virginia is spending this
week in town as the guest of Mrs.
William Ira Lee.
'Slack's,
Vt.''-
Women's Distinctive Summer
Apparel
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PRICE
Suits
Dresses
Blouses
Skirts
Jackets
Play Clothes
MEN'S SHOP-
Down Stairs
MEN'S SUMMER WEAR
GREATLY REDUCED
SUITS SHIRTS
PANTS SPORT COATS
SWIM TRUNKS
'Foremost in Fashions"