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THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
44 Home Club
Members Receive
Reading Awards
Mi's M.i,
county II i u
Agpnt, I.. r- i.i.
of 44 iiiciiilici -s
tion ciiilr. ;
V Iio Il'illM'il
at the AcliU'M'
Margaret Smith,
i i' Demonstration
nuiicod the names
nl home (ienuinstra
imliiiiit the county
ii.iiliiiK certificates
.in nl Uay program
Miss Jane E. KluttaJs
Bride Of Lester Bui;gij Jr.
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. k ,.h,l Mr-. Caul Hyatt,
ml l '!uh. Mrs. Mattie K.
M: U'. I). Ketner. and
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Cove Cluh: Mis. Kd. Nicli-
The wedding of Miss Jane Klia
beth KlutU, dauahter of Mrs. .lames
Edward Kluttz of Wy iiesx ille and
the late Mr. Klut.z. and Hubert
Lester Burgin. Jr.. son of Mr and
Mrs. Kohert Lester Hui'Kin. also ol
Wavnesville. was solenim.ed on
Sunday
at The First Mellioiiist
a dress 1ch? afvenlv blue
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lilllll wiin on -Liie-Jrnl;mer iitrcie
c,ii,.j kStiUL 'ItSfl n-o full
wore
sa
line, fitted boWcV'ind long full
skirt. She can-red a cascade bou
quet of pink ctaysan-ttemums and
better-time rusts tjedftinvith wine
afien.ooii at lour o'clock """" ' ,u"u" . "u,v
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Mrs. Robert Lester Burgin, Jr.
If aid
nil Mis. C. I.. While
ih.irt While.
Ciuli Mrs (; (;.
lis.s Klizahcth C.los-
i n I A! : I-1 .ink Williams.
i iv do i 1 . i i ' Mr- l.eri Morgan.
Mi c Pal i o'.e .Mrs ('. F. Brown.
.1) Misi ..S i,-s IVnland. Mrs. K(l
v tn t.. i' U s ,loce llaynes, Mrs.
! ivnl. Kn, he Mis. Kale Med
io!, i. A. . ,1 u Harris. Mrs. J. L.
toid. !i- Ceorse Prescott.
I ho vis Mis Hugh RoW
AI'. ioiiiiiii Kliineliart and
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Ah- F.dtfur 15'irnelle.
uli Mrs Glen Boyd.
Cluh: .Mrs. T. G
Shernll Jiniison,
Co.h and Mrs. G. B.
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The Kev. 1. G. KUit.lt. uasior of
the First Baptist Church, of which
the bride and fii'oom are members,
officiated, using the double ring
ceremony.
The altar of Hie church was dec
orated wilh flour baskets ol while
chrysanthemums, w hile gladoli. and
wood ward ia tern ayainst a back
ground of palms. Seven-branched
candelabra holdiu;; lighted cathe
dral candles were also used and
the vows were spoken before an
arch entwined with ivy and flanked
fiy vases of white i lii'isaiil heniums.
Single candles were placed in each
window.
Miss Hetie Hannah, organist, and
Chillies Is!e and Aaron Hyatt,
soloists, presented a program of
wedding inii-ir Prior to the cere
mony Miss Hannah played "Idi
Uebe IK-h". Ii Ci. --Clair cle
Lune". b l)t'bus-. mid --I.iehe-1
stiaum ". h 1. :-.!. Mr l-li", ;ing 1
i "At navMiiiiLi". by Cmlntiin and .Mr.
Hyatt sang "Because", by d llarde-i
lot. The tradii lopa! wedding
I marches wore used and during the
' ceremon Mi-- Har.n.ih plaed "(.
I'ruiuise Me". h Delioion. Mr
lsle sang "The land's l'racr" as
a beiu dii l i.m.
The bride who ;i given in mar
riage by lit'r uncle. Homer West.
'wore a down ol while Chanlilh
lace over sal in lined bodice, mar
quisette oke oi.iiii.ed villi em
broidered lace. and. lit ted sleev es
ending in points over the hands.
The full circular skirt extended
, into a cathedral li nn and she wore
a finger-tip veil ol (Trench illusion
; attached to a coronet el lin seed
pearls. She carried i heart --imped
bouquet ol lubciose- centered with
a white orchid and showered with
white satin streaimis and tube
l roses.
I Miss Mary Jean West, cousin of
the bride, was maid of honor and
Culbieth.
Bethel Cluh.
re II. Mrs. Horaei
Singleton and M
Mrs. e'h.ndes Ter-
Peek Ml-s. Welch
I . I hu l ls Soldi lie.
! Bridesmaids ' wer .'Miss Norma
I Jane Burgin, -sisler of the groom,
i Miss Alice Ftnchec cousin of the
, bride, Miss Barbara Ann Boyd, and
i Miss Edith Summerrow. They
w ore dresses identical to that of
: lit maid of honor and carried cas
j cade bouquets in contrasting colors.
: Their coronets matctied the stream
ers of their bouqnets. -
Edwin Burgin. brother of the
groom, served as best man and
! ushers were Bill Burgin and
; Charles Hurst Burgin, cousins of
,11c groom. Hugh Watts of Taylors-
ille, and Richard Bradley.
Mrs Kluttz, mother of the bride,
wore an afternoon dress of mauve
crepe with rhinestone trim and a
corsage of gardenias. Her acces
sories were black.
Mrs. Burgin, mother of the
groom, wore an afternoon dress of
blue crepe with matching hat and
black accessories. Her corsage was
aNo of gardenias.
Immediately after the ceremony
a reception was given by the bride's
mother at her home on Hazel i
Street. '
Guests were greeted at Ihe en-'
trance by Mrs. Ben Sloan and were '.
introduced to the receiving line,
which was composfecj of the mother
of the bride, the pahents of the j
groom, and members of the bridal !
party. :
Mrs. William CoUb received in
the hall and Mis. Charles E. Frazier !
presided in the gift room. Miss j
Edna Summerrow was in charge
of the guest register.
Mrs J P. Dicus received in the
dining room and Mrs. Edwirt Finch
er. aunt of the bride, presided at
the punch bowl. Assisted in serv
ing were Mrs. Charlie Woodard.
Mrs Harry Lee Liner, Jr., Mrs.
William Dover, Mrs. Douglas
Moore, Miss Elizabeth McCracken.
Miss Lorraine Martel, Miss Elaine
Francis. Miss Alice Marie Burgin,
Miss Carolyn BischofT, and Miss
Catherine Hyatt.
Others assisting were Mrs. G. C.
Plott. Mrs. Homer Plott, Miss Marie
Plott, Mrs. Carl Boutwell, Mrs.
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MHS. BUHGIN is the former Miss Jane Elizabeth Kluttz, daughter
of Mrs. James Edward Kluttz, and the late Mr. Kluttz. Her wed
ding took place on Sunday afternoon at the First Methodist Church.
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Wedding Breakfast
Honors Couple
Mr. and Mis. Robert Lester Bur
gin. Sr., were hosts of a wedding
breakfast at their home Sunday
morning in honor of Miss Jane
Kluttz and their son. Lester Bur
gin. Jr.. whose marriage took place
later in the afternoon.
Vases of white chrysanthemums
were used throughout the resi
dence in decoration and the bridal
motif wfs noted in all appoint
ments. The dining table was cen
tered with an arrangement of
white chrysanthemums, white car
nations and tuberoses, on either
side of which were white candles
in crystal holders. Smaller tables
were centered with yellow flowers
forming wedding rings.
The guests, including members
of the two families, and out-of-town
guests were Miss Kluttz. Mr.
Burgin. Mrs. James E. Kluttz,
mother of the bride: Miss Norma
Jane Burgin, sister ol the groom;
Erwin Burgin, brother of the
groom: Mrs I". A. Burgin of Ashe
ville. gi andnint her of the groom;
Mrs A. W. McLaughlin, grand
mother of the groom: Miss Bar
bara Ann llnvd: Mrs. C. E. Jackson,
Mrs. F.dith Fineannon. Miss Flora
St vers. Miss Laura Scot I. and Hugh
Watts, all of Winston-Salem; and
Mrs. .1. .1. Elder of Albermarle.
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8 Knives
8 Forks
8 Soup Spoort
8 Salad Forks
Tablespoons
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Sugar Shell
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Lucy Ellen Plott
Of Canton
Is Engaged
Announcement has been made of
the engagement of Miss Lucy El
leu Ptntt. daughter of James H.
Plott and Ihe late Mrs. Flora Kins
land Plott of Canton to Paul A.
Swolford of Asheville and Cow
pens, S. C.
The wedding wll take place on
November 28.
C. F. Rhinehart. Jr., Mrs. Hursl
Hurgin. Miss Carmen Plott. and
Mrs. Harry YVhisenhunt.
the University of North Carolina
Out-of-town guests at the wed
ding were Mrs F. A. Burgin, Misses
Lillian and Margaret Burgin, Mr,
and Mrs McLean Rogers, and Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Spears, all of Ashe
ville; Mr. and Mis. James A. Crisp,
and Ray Burgin and daughter,
Judy, of Brevard; Mrs. C. I. Jack
son. Mrs Edith Fincannan, Miss
Flora Styers. Miss Laura Scott,
and Hugh Walts, all of Winston
Salem: and Mrs. J. J. Elder of
Albemarle.
The bride's table was covered
wilh a Maderia cloth and centered
with a crystal bowl of white chry
santhemums, white carnations, and
lube roses, flanked by lighted
white tapers in crystal holders. A
three-tiered wedding cake topped
wun a miniature Dude ajid groomJ
was placed at one end of the table.
Later the couple left for a ved
ding trip to points in Florida and
upon their return will be at home
on Cherry Street.
For traveling the bride wor a
suit of wine vool with grey top
coat and grey accessories and the
orchid dctachi.d from her wedding
bouquet.
Mrs. Burgin is a graduate of
Richard J.' Reynolds High School
and attended Woman's College of
the Uinversity of North Carolina
at Greensboro For the past three
years she has been a member of
the staff of The Waynesville Moun
taineer. Mr. Burgin is a graduate of
Waynesville Township High School
and Mars Hill College. He served
with the United States Marine
Corps during World War II and is
now employed by the Pure Oil Dis
tributors, Waynesville. '
Ambassador And
Official Party
Entertained
Dr.Jeronimo Remorino, Argen
tine ambassador to the United
States, and members of his official
party, who made a visit to this
section last Thursday, were hon
ored at a reception given at The
Lodge Thursday afternoon by
members of the Waynesville Lions
Club.
The honor guests included Dr
Remorino and Carlos Quiros, Ar
gentine Counsellor; Rudolpho Bar
bagelata. 2nd Argentine Counsel
lor; Lopez Lecube. secretary to
the ambassador; Mr. and Mrs. Bar
talini, friends of the ambassador;
and U. S. Senator Hugh Mitchell
of Statesville, international coun
sellor for the Lions Club.
Members of the local Lions Club
who received with the honor guests
were Paul Davis. Howard Hyatt,
Dick Bradley, Bill Chambers, Dr.
Boyd Owen, and the Rev. L. G.
Elliott,
The rooms used for entertaining
were decorated with fall flowers
and candles in the Argentine col
ors of blue and white.
Assisting in sieving were Mrs.
Boyd Owen, Mrs. J. H. Howell. Jr..
Mrs. Wayne Corpening, Mrs. How
ard Hyatt, Mrs. Herbert Buchanan,
Miss Betty Bradley, and Mrs. Paul
Davis.
Around 150 guests, including
members of the Lions Club and
their wives, the town officials, and
representatives of the civic clubs,
called during the designated hour.
Club Meetings
Are Announced
Home Demonstration Clubs of
the county will meet during the
next week as follows:
Tuesday, Nov. 16, Cecil club at
11:00 oclock with Mrs. Alonzo
Warren. Waynesville Homemak-
ers Club at 7:30 o'clock with Mrs.
Earl Messer.
Wednesday. Nov. 17, Dellwood
club at 11:00 o'clock with Mrs.
Grady Moody.
Thursday, Nov. 18, Maggie club
at 10:30 o'clock in thp Home nm.
onstration Kitchen.
luesday, Nov. 23, Clyde club at
10:30 o clock with Mrs. Otis Cole.
Louise Collins
Has Party On
13th Birthday
Miss Louise Collins was hostess
of a party at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Col
lins, in Clyde on Wednesday eve
ning in celebration of her thir
teenth birthday anniversary.
Games and contests featured the
entertainment and a pize was
awarded to Max Snyder.
Following the games refreshr
ments were served. A color scheme
of pink and white was observed
in the appointments.
Guests included Janet Francis,
Elaine Sanford, Joretta Medford,
Sue Stamey. Louise and Mona
Robinson, Phillis Mease, Myrtle
Jackson, Frank Thompson, and
Max Snyder.
Friendship Class
Meets With
Mrs. Lowe
The regular meeting of the
Friendship Class of the First Bap
tist Church was held Friday eve
ning at the home of Mrs. Kenneth
P. Lowe with Mrs. Robert Shook
as associate hostess.
Mrs. Milas Ferguson presided
during the business session and the
devotional program was presented
by Mrs. Charlie Woodard.
Plans were discussed for class
activities for the coming year and
refreshments were served by the
hostesses.
Members present in addition to
those mentioned were Miss Marna
Phillips, Mrs. J. C. Galusha, Mrs.
F. E. Frye, Mrs. J. C. Wilson, Mrs.
Joe Edwards, Miss Dorothy Cal
houn, Mrs. Joe Cathey, Mrs. Ru
dolph Carswell, Mrs. Johnny Ed
wards, Miss Kate Phillips, Mrs.
Herbert Singletary, Mrs. James
Stanelli, Mrs. Howell Crawford,
and Mrs. J, T. Rivers. Mrs. John
T. Schell was a special- guest.
Rummage Sale
To Be Held
Fri. And Sat.
A Rummage Sale wHl be held on
Friday and Saturday of this. week
in the building next door to the
Western Union, formerly occupied
by The Coffee Shop.
Articles of all kinds, including
clothing and household items, will
oe oncrea lor sale.
The event is being sponsored hv
he Woman's Society of Christian
Service of the First Methodist
Church.
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Home Club Meets P r
With Mrs. Head ' H
The Francis Cove Hmr 1Vm
tration Club held a lunch,.,
ing on Wednesday at h , ""
Mrs. M. G. Head ,0""' 01
Mrs. W. K. Boone, vice-,,, ,.. , ,
presided during the bus!,,,;: ':,"1
Sh-tmrSnteat-
Leader reports were
,0ll0' foods " humeim,,,,
ment, Mrs. Henry Franci. a
dens, Mrs. C. H. Chai,ii,P ,
try. Mrs. W. K. Boone: ho,,,, ,
tification. Mrs. M. Ci H,.,,,
crafts. Miss Margaret M, n,"'
A covered dish lunrhr,,,, ,
served at noon.
'
Miss Elizabeth Ray la,
from a visit to friends j ilani,, '
Mr. and Mrs. Lachlan Hv hu aM
children of Spartanburg , ,,,
Mrs. W. A. Hyatt.
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