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THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER
PAGE FIVE
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ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clayton an-
inounce the birth of a son. James
jBurgin, on Saturday, September 11,
at the uaywooa county nospuai
Mrs Clayton is the former Mis;
Kuth Carolyn Burgin.
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Among the students lit Ninth
Carolina State College in lialeigli
this ear are Bill Uicheson, Ray
Wliisenhunt , Jack Alley, Don
Swavnuyni, Itolf Kaulnian. Dan
Watkius, and Jaek Noland.
; Hay Rogers
freshman class
lege.
has entered
at Mars Hill
the
Col-
filjiated at
i).,vt(in. and
I00' . .. ,sniher
ami i- - "
of the Theta Xi Fraternity He
served with General Mark Clark's
Fifth Army Headquarters during
World War II.
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Miss Dotson Is
Bride Of
Rufus Allen Hyatt
The marriage of v, Hilda
Tyree Dotson, daughter , Mr and
Mrs Leonard Dotson of Lake Juna-
luska, and Rufus Alb n Hyatt, son j
of Mr. and Mrs Rufus B Hyatt
of Waynesville, was solemnized at
Long's Chapel Methodist church
at Lake Junaluska i.n Sunday after
noon. September 12, at 4 o'clock j
The Rev. Paul Durkwall, pastor, ;
officiated using the double ring
ceremony.
The altar was banked with ever-j
greens, centered with a white satin
wedding bell. Floor candelabra
holding white tapers and floor stan- i
dards of white gladioli were also1
used and the pews were marked I
with white satin bows. 1
Prior to the ceremony a program ,
of wedding music was presented by ;
Miss Peggy McCracken, organist,
and Lowery Ferguson, Jr., soloist, j
Miss MeCraeken played "Ava Ma
ria," "Liebestrauni," and "Ah, j
Sweet Mystery of Life," and Mr.
Ferguson sang, "Because," and
"The Sweetest Story Kver Told "
The traditional wedding marches
were used and during the taking
of the vows Miss MeCraeken play
ed "To A Wild Rose." Mr. Fergu
son sang "The Lord's Prayer" as
a benediction.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore a suit
of winter white gabardine with
navy blue aecesosries. She carried
a white prayer book topped with
an orchid and showered with satin
ribbons and gypsophila. Her only
ornament was a lavaliere, which
her mother had worn at her wed
ding. Mrs. Alna Hyatt, cousin of the
bride, was matron of honor and
wore a suit of forest green gabar
dine with matching accessories. She
carried a colonial boquet of yellow
roses.
Alna Hyatt, brother of the bride
groom, was best man, and the ush
ers were: Howard Dotson, brother
of the bride, Lowe Allen and Lucius
Allen, brothers-in-law of the bride
groom. The bride is a graduate of 1 lie
Waynesville Township high school
and attended High Point college.
The bridegroom is also a graduate
of the local high school and holds
a position with the Unagusta Man
ufacturing company.
The couple left immediately fol
lowing the ceremony for a wedding
trip, after which they will reside
on Hyatt's Creek.
SAL1TS SALVES
Personal Mention
"Good grief! You've worn oui uie
seat alredy!"
MoM
HH-JO-i
Ives You this Combination of Money-Saving Features
U (oorcelain-lined Constant-Lovel IWelw vaiv
'Wlotor" Tub
Burner
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M HURRY!
Sure-FIa Oil Tank (6 gallons)
"Tell-Tale" Visible Oil Gauge)
Automatic Draft Regulator
Porcelain-Enamel Humidifier
Nat an Mod.l DRH-37-1
gers Electric Co.
El Main Street
Mrs. Owen Is
Hostess For
Maggie Club
Mrs. C. F. Owen, Sr., was hostess
for the September meeting of the
MjiRgie Home Demonstration Club
held last Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Jack Campbell, vice presi
dent, presided and the demonstra
tion on Sewing was given by Miss
Mary Margaret Smith.
Project leaders reported as fol
lows: foods, Mrs. Hobart White,
garden, Mrs. James Grant; poultry,
Mrs. Jack Campbell, home beaut i
fication and crafts, Mrs. C. L.
White; home management. Mrs. C.
F. Owen, Sr.; clothing, Mrs. Pless
Boyd: and dairy. Mrs. Ralph Camp
bell. During the social hour the host
ess served cake and punch.
Tess Massie
Has Sixth
Birthday Party
Mrs Harold Massie was hostesses
nf a children's parly on Friday
afternoon, in honor of her daugh
ter. T.'ss Massie. on the occasion
of her sixth birthday anniversary.
Paper streamers in pastel colors
were used in decoration of the
lawn where games were piayeu.
Following the serving of refresh
ments the guests were entertained
with a movie.
Mrs. Massie was assisted by Mrs.
Carleton Wcathcrby and Mrs. Roy
Parkman.
The guests included Babs Bush
nell, Susan Prevosl, Klizabeth Ann
Parkman. Jean Weathei by. Cecelia
Braren. Marty Watkins. Carolyn
Davis, Trudie Massie and Eddy
Weatlierby.
Rhodes Reunion
To Be Held At
Lake Logan
The Rhodes Family Reunion will
he held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. tiai -field Massie at Lake Logan
on Sunday. September L'd.
All members of the family and
friends are invited to bring a pic
nic lunch and attend the reunion.
LKAVK FOR WOMAN'S Ol.l.KGF.
Among I he Waynesville gil ls who
are leaving this week lor Woman's
College of Hie University of Ninth
Carolina are Miss Betsy Siler. Miss
Marguerite Way, and Miss Jane
Wyche. who will enter the senior
class; Miss Virginia Francis, Miss
F.lsie Jane Green, Miss Nancy Kirk
patrick. and Miss Betty Tultle. who
will enter the sophomore class;
and Miss Kugenia Boone and Miss
F.lsie Cilnvish, who will be among
the first :year students at the college.
Mr. and Mrs E D Chpndlri of
Asheville were week-end guest - of
Mr and Mrs. M O Galloway nurl
Mr and Mrs. Dwight Williams at
Giaceland Lodge on Hyatt Creek.
Miss Rosemary Herman h ft yes
terday fin Chapel Hill wheie she
will enter the graduate school of
the University of North Carolina
V
lluph T. Caldwell, son of Mi and
Mrs E. H Caldwell, hit la-1 wick
to enter Wake Forest College at
Wake Forest
v.
Pink Francis, son of Mr. and Mrs
Henry Francis, has entered ti e
freshman class at Wake Forest Col
lege. Miss Jackie Sue Messer left yes
terday for Atlanta where she will
enter the sophomore class at Agnes
Scott College.
.
Mrs I). S. Vaniliver lias returned
In her home in Anderson aller .i
visit to. her sister. Mrs. M. II
Reeves
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Choate and
children left last week tor Hum
bolt, Tenn.. where they will reside
Mrs Joe l iner and
have returned from
trip through Canada
' li it lids and re 1 at i r
I Ottawa and Quebec
son.
an
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in
Joe. .Ii .
intended
M-lted
I'm wilti.
Mi'vs Jean Crouscr left last week,
lor Chapel Hill wheie she euleied
the sophomore el.tss at the I nivei s
' il of North Carolina
!
Mis. Calvin Hum, III. u. d .nui i'liec
children, who have sp nl Ih" mi ii
j nier here with the lui inei' aunt.
I Mrs. Adora Ha no. lit I l.i-'i week
lor their home in Nashville
-
IMi- Don Hyatt. Jr and I'll
Dick Grey, both of Camp Jackson
S. C. arc visiting the former's
grandmother. Mrs W. A Hyatt
Mrs. Howard Hyatt is spending
this week in Washington. 1) ('.. as
the guest of her brother-in-law and
sister. Mr and Mrs. Fdwaril Dovle.
She was accompanied to Washing
ton by her mother. Mrs. Hei hei I
Gibson. Sr . of S Iv a
Miss Jean llv.itt lias returned to
Peace Junior College in Raleigh
alter spending the summer vaca
tion with her parents. Mr. and Mrs
Harry lhall.
Mr. and Mrs Lachlan Hyatt and
sons. Larhlan. Jr . and Billv, left
Utit week for Spai tanburg, S C,
where they will re .ide in the fu
. tine Mr. H.a". who ha been en
t;aKed in the heal ma and plumb
ing bii ines . hi'ie I t nUy accept
ed a pn 1 1 ion a . In- it n,g and plumb- ;
iug 1 -upei i oi loi a housing projoct j
1 in Spai laiiliiu v ,
CSt: MOUNTAIN!. i. It WANT ADS
Dissolve a lump of salt in the
kitchen sink every once In a while.
Keeps it sanitary.
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FOR SALE
1946 Chevrolet pick-up track.
Stake body. Clean.
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Phon 626 Depot St.
TWO ENLIST IN SERVICE
Among the 14 Western Carolina
men who have enlisted in the army
ni- air forces recently, included
Roy Lee Cabe and William
Mills, Jr.. both of Hazelwood.
H.
anks for a grand reception ... We want to ex
!33 our appreciation for the many beautiful
Jvers . . . the kind words and the large attend-
: at our formal opening.
Woy a Delicious Meal In a Friend
ly Atmosphere at
Chari
Charlie and Claude Woodard, Owners
o q
With the opening of classes at
the University of North Carolina
this week, the following .students
will leave this week for Chapel
Hill: 11. C. Turner. Bill Hannah.
Wingate Hannah, and Cyril Min-ette.
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