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1947
THE WATNVHUE MOUNT AI
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ess Of
Meeting
, hail was hostess
f 'norcas Bell
hr" nmzhters of
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n at v.-
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flcrnoon
Mint
?F Wavnosville.
.-Mlinll H'W ivo'
opened
An- .i. flu hv
-.dance ' - -
...nl rtis-
!ve.r bonk outlining
.u. coiiuns year,
s report was given
-gwift and Mrs. Lon
Lurer's report.
fHoell. senior presi
t a.ked the men
YL, in increasing the
1 , local chapter.
her in
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Hi mac
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paRf at me
month.
Marshall repuncu
, .i... ciianlpr had
led and seni iu "
Hirs .Imimy duju,
I. .on fimri
. .s .ii'danizaiion i
Constance
Hawkins, a
Lryville College.
Hiishni'M. disinci
di-
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Foi-t on saimo. -i'
1 11 o dock allQ iuiu.ii
hmi'd for I UU- 1,111
lintpfl Mrs. .1. M. Long,
Barber, and Mrs. J
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L-vc on committees for
iMrs J. H Howell was
fcting point was brought
fc. diaries h. wuinian
lien she told the mem-
ihp first rituals were
ithc chapter by the late
iLove Stringficld Wul
n lirst regent of the
fr and a former state
r
S Barber, chairman of
il Soreness
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HARMON 4
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Cl'T RATE DRUG
SAVE
WITH A
SAVINGS
ACCOUNT
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Recent Bride
MRS. WILLIAM M. FISH,
Ramey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ramey, of Lake Juna
luska. She and Mr. Fish, son of Mrs. Roy Moseman, were
married on August 16 in Clayton, Ga. Both Mr. -and Mrs. Fish
are graduates of the Waynesville high school. They are mak
ing their home here.
geneological records, had the pro
gram for the afternoon and she
spoke on the importance of pre
serving local and stale history and
at the same time urged the mem
bers to help her find any old rec
ords of importance. She also spoke
interestingly of the first settle
ments of North Carolina.
During the social hour the host
esses served an ice course assisted
by Miss Hahn.
Special guests for the afternoon
included Mrs. Nina Howell Darck,
of New York, who is a member of
the chapter; Mrs. J. W, Ray, Mrs.
Roy Campbell, Mrs. James R.
Thomas, Jr., Mrs. David Simpson,
of Mt. Dora, Florida, and Mrs.
Penny, of Lake Junaluska.
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who is the former Miss Betty
Miss Anderson Is
Honored, Shower
By Miss Walker
Miss Dorothy Walker of Clyde
honored Miss Sibyl Anderson, bride
elect of Alvin Meibohm, with a
miscellaneous shower at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nath
an Walker, on Tuesday evening.
The house was decorated with
arrangements of summer flowers
and a color scheme of green and
white was carried out in the re
freshments. The bride-elect was presented a
corsage of orchid gladiolus by the
hostess, and each guest received a
miniature corsage made of tiny
pom-pom dahlias and asters. Gifts
were presented to Miss Anderson
by the guests.
Those attending were the bride
elect and hpr mother, Mrs. Judson
M. Anderson, of Fairyiew, formerly
of Clyde; Mrs. Harry Winglow, Bilt
more and MrS C.W.:-Jm!tt of
Waynesville, auots of the ' bride
elect; Mrs. C. A. Mooney. Mrs.
Mattie Leatherwood, Mrs. Bill Har
ris, Mrs. Howard Shook, Mrs. C. It.
Frances, Mrs. Grover Haynes, and
Mrs. Mack Miller of Clyde.
not trust to mem-
cancelled check is
customers become
Member Federal Reserve System
Miss Fletcher
Tr. Mir, A Tr
i.o ucu j. w
Ralph V. Bailey
Miss Betty Lou Fletcher, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Fletcher
of Canton, was married to Ralph V.
Bailey, son of Mrs. J. H. Parker and
the late G. D. Bailey of Henderson-villt-
in a double ring ceremony on
Friday evening, September 5. in
the North Canton Baptist church.
The Rev. C. D. Sawyer, pastor of
the church, officiated.
The marriage vows were spoken
in a candlelight ceremony against
a background of white gladiolus,
evergreens snd branched candela
bra, entwined with ivy.
Miss Patricia Campbell, soprano
soloist, sang "Because," and Miss
Mary Louise Cannon, contralto,
and Walter Cowart, tenor, sang
"The Sweetest Story Ever Told,"
accompanied by Mrs. Gudger Duck
ett at the piano. Just before the
vows were spoken, the Rev. O. K.
Burnett read Elizabeth Barrett
Browning's poem, ' how Do I i.ove
Thee" and "This Is Love " "Al
ways" was softly played by Miss
Cannon dui ing the ceremony and
the traditional wedding marches
were used for the processional and
recessional.
The bncic entered on the arm of
her father, who gave her in mar
riage. She wore a street -length
dress in beige eieoe aim Drown ac
cessories, and a strand of pearls,
a gift of the bridegroom. She car
ried a prayer book topped with a
spray of orchids and tuberoses.
Mrs. S. C. Dills of Norfolk. V a ,
sister of the bride, was matron of
honor and the only attendant. She
wore a street-length dress of forest
green crepe with brown accessories
and carried an old-fashioned nose
gay of deep yellow roses tied with
satin ribbon.
Dewitt Biggerstaff served as Mr
rs
Bailey's best man, and the ushers
were Leroy Dill and Alfred lludg
ins. Clyde M.S.C. Has
Sept. Meeting
With Mrs. Medf ord
The September meeting of the
Woman's Missionary society of the
Clyde Baptist church was held on
Tuesday evening. Sept. 9 in the
home of Mrs. . Roy Medfoi d at the
Medford Farm.
Mrs. T. H. Parris, president, pre
sided. Mrs. Kate Medford had
charge of the program. Hostesses
for the meeting were Mrs. Medford.
Mrs. J. Sam Hardin, Mrs. Jack
Medford and Mrs. Ruth Haynes.
'
Birthday Party
Will Honor
Mrs. Massie
Mrs. T. N. Massie will be hon
ored today on the occasion of her
seventy-fifth birthday anniversary
when her daughte, Mrs. Roy Park
man, will entertain at a luncheon
at her home on South Main Street.
A color scheme of green and
pink will be noted in the floral
decorations and party appoint
ments. The luncheon table will be
covered with a lace cloth and cent
ered with a low bowl of white flow
ers while the places will be marked
with miniature baskets of mints.
Guests will include Mrs. Harry
Rotha, Mrs. J. K. Boone, Mrs. B. F.
Smathers, Mrs. W. T. Shelton, Mrs.
H. C. Lindsley, Mrs. R. H. Black
well, Mrs. J. Howell Way, Sr., and
the following daughters of Mrs.
Massie: Mrs. Bonner Ray, Mrs.
Carleton Weatherby, and Mrs. C.
J. Reece.
Engagement Of
Miss Eula Glance
Is Announced
Mrs. W. A. Fender, of Marion
has announced the engagement and
approaching marriage of her
daughter, Miss Eula Dee Glance,
to James Westbrook Ackerly, son
of Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Ackerly, of
Hampton. Virginia.
The marriage will be solemnized
next month in Chicago. Illinois.
Miss Glance is a graduate of the
Crabtree High School and attend
ed the College of Hampton Roads.
She has been employed by the
Newport News Shipbuilding and
Dry Dock Company as a timek-eper
and international business machine
operator for four years.
Mr. Ackerly is a graduate of the
Eastville High School, Eastern
Shore Virginia and also the ap
prentice school of the Newport
News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock
Company. He is at present a stu
dent at the Industrial Training In
stitute in Chicago.
O.E.S. To Have
Meeting Thursday
The regular meeting of the Way
nesville chapter No. 165, Order of
the Eastern Star will be held on
Thursday evening, September 18,
in the Masonic Hall over the First
National Bank building.
Degrees of the order will be con
ferred on several candidates. All
members of the order are cordially
invited.
About one-third ounce of dry
rubber is obtained from each tap
ping of a rubber tree.
Debutante
I , s s ' $ ihi .1- I. u! ..( on
x i.i,
r ? " js I fill i V v s
1 inu-.ii aiin..'Y 1-M'' MUlill. Kiii",;iU'r ..i .w . ;:n.i ..:'.. M)l . ,
I Willis Smith, il ltulMj;l). u ln was i ".vmv.V. I ..i i Iki-hpI. ..i . ..-i
1 Ball given in Kalci".l Fnd.iy vwtutv- l.y IV. .. - l.ir m- J,',',;,,!,,,',',
i Club. Miss .Smith was I'lmseii ti li -i.l iin i m -; 1 1 . n 1 1 r i. mm V(
i with Joseph Uiuuiil t'hcsluiv, Jr.. i h, nun. mi . tin- l. ill. Mn
lis a gi. mdd. lU.i'.liU'i' of the lale Mr. ami Mi - W . !'( d
Waynesville.
Joint Hostesses
Honor Canton
Brides-Elect
Misses Miriam and .liinuil'' Well,
entertained with a dessert limine
on Thursday cvcniiiu at I heir home
in ('anion, lionoriiH! Miss M.ii jiii i-1
Buitiis. bride-elect ol Melville Ful
ler. Jr., id Madison. irima, and
Miss Martha Medford. hnde-eleet
of Waller Page Dixon, of Aine: ieas. i
Georgia. I
Fall Mowers were an am i d on
each ol the tallies and throughout
the living rooms and the gucM., oi j
honor were presented shoulder
corsages.
Alter several interest ing pro
gressions Miss liurrus was found
to hold the high score and Miss
Medford the low score Miss liiinus
was also presented an honor gill
in her crystal and Miss Medford a
gift in her chosen silver Miss
Adams, a new resident ol Canton,
and Mrs. MevilW Fuller. N re
ceived guests gills
Those playing included Mis.
Medford, Miss liurrus, Mis. Thom
as Goodman, Mrs. Carlton Coiine.
Mrs. Mo'Tis Mitchell, Mrs, Alc
Sluimolis. Jr. Mrs. Henry T. Mich
atd. Mrs. F.ulala Landing. Mrs
Howard Hemphill. Mrs Melville
Fuller, of Madison, Virginia.
Joining this group for dessei I
were Mrs. S. IS. liurrus. Mrs. C, I!
Medford. Mrs. Alton Phillips, and
Miss Belly Adams.
i i
Miss Owenby Is
Bride Of
Carol Haynic
Mr. and Airs A I! (Km
Canton have announced lb
riage of their d.iughlei, Mi
t ha Lou is,. ( )wenhy. lot ',u o
dn o!
, Dm
(.lad
sin I !a me, son ol Al i
Gladson Hav me ol ( 'an
lid Mi
ton.
The marriage tool-: place
Ion, Georgia, on Si pli inhe
The lirido wore a while
lend h dress 1 1 i mined in 1 1
I Cl.iy
I Heel
II I. ii
with red and w hile ,i c . m u -. I b r
corsage was ol red io i -.. and while
rosebuds.
The bride is a i:i adualc ol I he
1!M7 class of ( '.niton he-h . I I
and is now enrolled al l;l.ini.in
Business college.
The bridegroom -erwd nui ears
with the I'inled State. na.
is a graduate of the l!IUi cl.-i
Canton high school lie now h
Old
.Ids
a position with Hie Champion P
'ap-
er and Fibre company.
The couple loll on n hncl Inn
;to points in Tennessee. For travel
ing, the bride wore a beige g.'ih.u
J dine suit. They plan to reside al
the home of the bride s parents.
Y.W.A. At Clyde
Meets Sept. 10th
With Miss Brown
The Estelle Councilman Y.W.A.
of the Clyde Raptist church met
Thursday evening. Sept. 10. at the
home of Miss Doris Brown in
Clyde.
Miss Betty Joyce Morgan, presi
dent, presided, and the program
was given by Miss Nancy Medford
Plans were made to gather good
used clothing to mail to Hungary
for the needy.
The Y.W.A. mailed 88 pounds of
clothing to Hungary last Christmas,
recevied a wonderful letter of ap
preciation. They hope to exceed
that amount this y ear.
A bale of cotton
! enough powder to
' bullets.
linters makes
shoot 100.000
I O.! Tur ,l:i'.
1 il 1 1HMI1C V.i- .III.
VVV Kin"'
Fines Creek
Club lies All
Day Meeting
The l ine . ( '
II. inn
I li moo
-led dish
eelinc ill
lull h
llllK'lleiill
I he hoitii
,1 Mi
I-1 .on
IS
'I-
oil
Las! Tlun 'l.i
Ml-. M.iia
coimly agcnl
Hon. "Sewn
F l II i I' Ill e
ranged." Sin
member-. I he
ing ve.ii's mi
i .1:1 i Smith, the
r Mir (Irllllill ", -I
i 1 1 1 1 Helpful
( uii - ineiil !y Ar
il ;il, in nod v. iMi Hie
i am lor t he colil-
.
I
pi i
irk
During the - 1 1 1
porf-, u el e guru
session was held.
1 c. i
Fred Phillip, hit Aloud.
Shollnville, Teiin.. where h
have a msil ion w il li I he t . S
her company.
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Wo, . . . , S.
Phone 1-J
For EW
m mmm Wimm
The J. M. Longs
Are Hosts Of
Dinner Parties
,1, M l.oni wen
: ' ics la i week a I i
Hie Country C luh I
cc:iing they enlcr
hi t o! out -of-. OA r.
I nllel : iipptr. '1 In
lllgeo W II II Ull"d (;;o
and cui-ts wore scaico
ill were All and Mrs
. ol New Oilcans.
Roger V ilson of St
A. Mr. and Mi's. M. A
11. Lauderdale; Mrs.
iVlcis and Mrs. Ruth
ol Jaeksonx ilie; and .Mr.
Kulus Slier.
d;i e tiling the Longs
I a small (hlll.'.T
loll mieil llowers
,ii-o use. I throughout I he
mil m .li i-or.it ion ot t lie dm-
ile.
. were Mr. and Mrs. Paul
lid. M .old Mis. W.t.lel
inn h. an. I An John We.-. I .
Bapiist Circles
To Meet For Week
OI Prayer Program
it;i;Mf Missionary Society
I I in l il is! i Inn i h w III hold
.ir Week ol I'r.iver iiiitI-
Ihe chinch each atlcriioon
I hi Hugh I-1 iday . A 1 1 meet -
he in I he Welch Memorial
leiilas .illcrnoon Hie officers
ol the oiiety mel with Mrs. L. K.
Perr. president, in charge. The
pi lor Ihc week Is Stale Missions.
This .i 1 1 cr n urn Hie Madge Lewis
i n i lr will iiiei l Willi Hie Sunbeams,
Hie auxiliary of the society they
.. pop . or.
Wednesday Hie Marlha Franks
anil Loieiie H.inuiict! circles will
meet Willi Hie It. A 's.
The iiieeling on Thursday will he
the George Truell circle and will
have nieclini; with (hem I he Girl's
,ux 1 1 lary.
The final session will he on Fri
day with I he Lyshelh Cox circle
pi c'icnl I ng I he program.
Airplane And Iced Tea
Co-Operate On Fire
PENDER, Nehr. (UP I Kenny
'. Cai'lsten was enjoying a Sunday
spin m his airplane. Beneath him
w as I he Maurice Sampson family,
.picnicking in their vnrd. Carlsten
1
' noticed flames. The house was on
lire.
v for lie landed, ran and told the
- will Sampsons.
Kill)- They used iced tea to help CX
I inguish the llames.
M HEAT This Winter
Get a
jropic Sun
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TT FURNITURE CO.
Main Street
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Shady Grove
Society To
Have Supper
The Woman's Society of Chri
'ian Service of the Shady Grove
i Method' Church wiH sponsor a
supper Wednesday, September 17
1 it 7 o'clock.
A lree will offering will be tak
! -n and proceeds will go toward the
j aipport of a pastor in Europe.
I The public is cordially invited
; to attend tile supper.
I An invitation is also extended to
; the men to come early and enjoy
a game of volley ball before the
! U.pcr-
Some western red cedar trees
re 18 feet in diameter and 200
feet high.
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