OF INTEREST TO WOMEN
Office Phone 700 MRS. BEN SLOAN, Editor Home Phone 462-J
CLUBS
Miss Henrietta Love Weds
German Count In Berlin
. Miss Henrietta Love, daughter
of Mrs. Hugh Love and the late
Mr. Love of Waynesville, was mar
ried to Count Clemens Von West
phalen last Friday In Berlin,. Ger
many. The couple met during the fifteen
months Miss Love spent in Nuren
burg as a court reporter for the
war crimes trials in 1947-48." She
returned to Germany about three
weeks ago, making a business trip
for a legal firm of San Francisco,
California, and plans for the wed
ding were completed at that time.
The bride was educated at St.
Mary's School in Raleigh and at
Columbia Institute in Columbia,
Tennessee. She held a position
for several years with the North
Carolina Industrial Commission
nd wac later court reporter for
Wake county. She resigned from
the latter position to go to Nuren
burg.
For the past year she has lived
in San Francisco and has done
free lance reporting.,. . v .
Count Von Westphalen is a des
cendant of German noblemen who
Lecturer
County Council
Of HD Clubs
Will-Hold Meeting
An important meeting of the
County Council of Home Demon
stration Clubs will be held on Tues
day afternoon, March 21. according
to an announcement by Miss Mary j
Cornwell, home agent I
mu- Affw ...ill u 1 ... 1 J -i n
i lie iiicreiing win ue iitriu
o'clock In the court room in Way
nesville. '
Mrs. Paul Hyatt, president of
the council, Is requesting each of
ficer of every club to attend.
were Christianized by , Charle
magne. v
The bride is en route to her
home here and is expected to ar
rive within a few days. The Count
will join her here in' September
and the couple will make their
home in New York as Mr. and Mrs.
Westphalen. i
a dab u day
keeps doubts away . . .
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MRS. CORINNE GR1MSLEY,
family relations specialist of the
N.' S. State College Agricultural
Extension Service, will ' open a
series of lectures in' Haywood
County next week. Her first talk
is scheduled for Francis Cove
where she will address' a Com
munity Development . Program
audience at 7:30 p.m. Monday.-
C. E. RAY'S SONS
Family Life
Leaders To Have
Training School-
A training school for Family
Life Leaders of the homo demon
strnlion clubs of the county will
be held Wednesday, March 22, at
2 p. m. In the Court Room, in Way
nesville. Mrs. Corrine Grimsley. Family
Life Specialist, will conduct the
school. ; . .. -
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Piney Grove
Circle To Meet
Circle No. 2 of the Woman's
Society of Christian Service of the
Piney Grove Methodist Church
will meet Wednesday, March 22,
at 7:30 P. M. at the home of Mrs.
Martin Rogers.
All members are requested to be
present and visitors, are welcome. I
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Baptist T. E. L; Class
To Meet Friday Night
The T E. L. Sunday School class
of the First Baptist church will
meet Friday, March 17, at the home
of Mrs. Frank Leatherwood on
Richland Street at 7:30.
Mrs. Betty Cabe Will be co-hostess.
'
Mrs. Matt Davis '
Is Hostess For
Home Club
Mrs. Matt Davis wag hostess for
the March meeting of the Upper
Crabtree Home Demonstration
Club which was . held Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Willie Smith, president.
was in charge or the meeting and
the following project leaders were
named: foods and nutrition, Mrs.
Lucille Sutton; home gardens, Mrs.
H. W. Ross, Miss Katheryn Brad
shaw, and Mrs. George Best; poul
try, Mrs. Jack Rogers; foor pre
servation, Mrs. Way Messer, and
Mrs. Monroe Noland; house furn
ishing, Mrs. Matt Davis; . home
management, Mrs. Albert .Fergu
son and Mrs. Rex Mesier; family
life, Mrs. Wilie Smith and Mrs.
Roy Clark; home beautlfication,
Mrs. Troy McCracken and Mrs. R.
F. Rogers; clothing, Mrs. Jim Best;
arts and crafts, Mrs. Frank Med-
ford and Mrs. Cassius Rogers; and
music, Mrs. Casslu? Rogers.
The program Included a work
shoo directed by Miss Mary Corn'
well,' agent, on conversion' of oil
lamps Into electric lamps.
New members attending the
meeting were Mrs. Roy Clark, Miss
Katheryn Bradshaw. and Mrs. H
W; Ross. Mrs. Belle McElroy was a
guest. ... v, ,' : . ;'
G. As Met At
Ratcliffe Cove
Mrs. Algie Batcllffe
' (Mountaineer Correspondent)
Dance Dress
tti silk chiffon frock.
ly VERA WINSTON
GERANIUM red silk chiffon !
the pleasing plot of this dainty
dress, ideal for a happy evening of
dining and dancing. The detail in
eludes a low round necklina and
band caffs of fins pin-tucking, a
fin accent. Pin tucking moulds
ths hiplina which Is released into
thi fontly flaring skirt Ths chif
fon is worn over a slip of match-ingtaffsta.
The Girls Auxiliary of the Rat
cliffe Cove Baptist Church met
Tuesday night at the home of the
counselor, Mrs. Bob Caldwell!;
Five members were presented
and took part on the program. They
were Eleanor James, Retha Miller,
Betty Mashburn, Nancy Leopard,
and Barbara Ratcliffe. . .
Mr. and Mrs. William Heini and
children, Johnnie and Anne, Mrs.
Richard Carswell, and' Mrs. Heinz'
niece, Miss Frances Borhn, of
Hendersonville, have returned to
their homes after spending a two
weeks' vacation at points in Fla.
Mr. and Mrs, .Richard barber,
Jr. and daughters, Betty and Mary,
left today., for Griffin, Georgia
where they will spend the rest of
the week with Mrs. Barber's par
ents, Mr; and Mrs. W. W; Norman.
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Miss Jane 'Dudley: Francis of
High Point spent the week end with
her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Roy
Francis. Miss Francis holds a posi
tion with the Bennett Advertising
Agency in High Point
Patsy Allen On
Dean s List
" Miss Patsy Allen, daughter of L.
L. Allen of Canton, has been nam
ed on the Dean's List at Brcnau
College.
She Is a sophomore and a mem
ber, of the Phi Mu Sorority. Miss
Allen is majoring in music.
Elliotts Going To
Louisville Monday
Rev. and Mrs. L. G. Elliott leave
Monday for Louisville, where they
will attend the formal dedication
of the new chapel at the Southern
Baptist Seminary. . The chapel was
underwritten by alumni . of the
Seminary.
During Mr. Elliott's absence
from the pulpit of the First Baptist
church, the services will be con
ducted by the Rev. James Crisp,
Ipasiur oi me ouiioei rain, uai
church, Wilmington.
Mrs. Justice. Is
Hostess For .
Lakeside Club
Mrs. Homer Justice, Jr., : was
nostess for the Lakeside Home
Demonstration Club at the March
meeting held Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Hardy . Liner, president,
presided and the devotional was
given by Mrs. Sam Queen, jr.
The demonstration, on suggest
Ions for 'decorating the home, was
given by Miss Jean Childers, assist
ant home agent. "
Reports were given by project
leaders as follows: home gardens,
Mrs. J. S. Harrell; home beautifi
cation, Mrs. Homer Justice, Sr.;
clothing and arts and crafts, Mrs.
Hardy Liner.
Book reports were given by Mrs.
Edward Glavish and Mrs. J. a
Harrell.
Refreshments were served by
the hostess' during the social hour
following the meeting.
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Rogers Cove
Home Club Holds
March Meeting
The Rogers Cove Home Demon
stration club met Monday after
noon with Mrs. Horace Crawford
as hostess.
The president Mrs. David Riley
was in charge, and the devotional
was given by Mrs. F. O. Dryman.
Miss Mary Cornwell, home dem
onstration agent, discussed ways
of brightening the home for spring.
She gave suggestions for using
color to add cheerfulness to rooms
and talked on proper , furnishings
for various types of rooms.
' New project leaders elected were
Mrs. James Brown and Mrs. Reub
en Flemming, foods and nutrition;
Mrs. Earl Ramey, food preserva
tion; Mrs. Gudger Hlpps, clohting.
Mrs. Joseph Osborne reported
on home gardens, v Mrs. W. L.
Leatherwood on home poultry, Mrs.
A. L. Yarborough on home beauti
fication, and Mrs. F. O. Dryman
on arts and crafts.
Book reviews were given by Mrs.
Horace Crawford, Mrs. F. O. Dry
man, Mrs. A. L. Yarborough and
Mrs. James Osborne.
A social hour followed the meet
ing and refreshments were served
by the hostess, ., . t , - .
Speech Class
Of W.T.H.S. Will ;
Present Play
The Speech Class of the Waynes
ville High School has announced
plans for the presentation of a
three-act comedy, "American Pass
port," by Dana Thomas, at the
school auditorium on March 20.
Miss Alma Jackson of the school
faculty is directing the production.
The leading roles will be playsd
by Elaine Francis and Gene Yar
borough and other members of the
cast will include Johnny Patter
son, Ann Rector, Danny McClure,
and Nancy Stamey.
Mrs. Henry Krag has returned
from a visit to her family In Beau.
fort, S. C.
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Mrs. Joe Howell' "'
party last Friday' J
bration of hi3 1&
of the host w ., ". qi,
re later enterUhXl
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were
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Liner, Jr,
Bill
Calhoun, Johnnv r in
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Moore, Carroll Davis" !
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Mr. and Mrs, Billy Hyatt, who
have spent the winter here, left
this week for Crockett, Virginia
where Mr. Hyatt resumes his posi
tion as manager of the Wood Can
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