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T TO WOME OF ACTIVITY CLUBS Office Phone 700 - MRS. BEN SLOAN, Editor Home Phone 462-J INTERES - I ,. Mrs,,MaUiety To Present Recitals .M. .11 rs. W, L. Matney will present nher piano pupils in recitals this 1. week. The first event will be at the East Waynesville School, Tuesday night, at 7:30. o'clock and will in clude students of the school. Hazelwood students will be pre sented in a recital in the Hael twirod auditorium on Thursday night at 7:30 p.m. ."..'- The public is invited to attend bqtn, events, W.S.C.S. To Have Supper Meeting The annual supper meeting of the Woman's Society of Christion Ser vice of the First Methodist Church will be held in the dining room at the dhurch Tuesday night at 6:30 o'clock. Members of all circles are ex pected to attend and bring a cover ed dish. ,, Miss Louise Troy oi Durham was tte guest of Miss Sally Stavall last week and attended a houye party given by Jeff Reece on Pigeon. i.-rT-fCHB!l- FOR OTOTTB- If w f wash frocks to flatter Mother AS i I Dresses of every sizein I summer's most deliilhtful i fabrics . . . Bold patterns JNu, splash-and-dark designs. lifA canasta lancy. heel ny lions: $r 35. First quality It gauge, 15 denier First quality Regular Heel First quality Seamless Shirred front . Lace, trimmed i i j i ' uvm$, , Jewel neckline . -fr 'TOMf . m)) Sheer Cool Batiste blouses; $1.99-$2.99 Lavishly trimmed with eyelet and embroidery . . . white . and' pastels nylon half-slips Individually sized ; 99 to perfection' " White and 'pastels . . . S-M-L. 4-gore cotton half - slips. $1,39 5-inch eyelet edging . . . SM-I. durable, quality , batiste gowns . F.igura-flalterinft. style of deli cate batiste. Comes, in your I favorite pink, "white, blue or qq $t QQ. yellow shade. At this low price H Wv. 4). JWv. you'll; want several for yourself iGa, 44 ; and for gills, A: timely scoop of, exceptionally smart summer hand hags $ .99 and Sg.99 In .blue, blck, natural and wheat straw 123- Main. Street. 5 p g i Senior Play Set For Friday Night The Seniors of Waynesville High School will present their play, "Ramshackle Inn," a three act mys tery, Friday night, at eignt o'clock. Those in the cast are; Jimmy Galloway, Joan . Morris, Elaine Francis, Velma Stamey, George Garrett, Coretta Henson, James MeJunkin, Frances Hoyle, Mildred Medford, John Tprrell, Don Whis enhunt. Bob Owen, Vivian Wat kins, Peryl Davis, and Douny Leatherwood. Miss Alma Jackson is director of the play. . Deliwood Club Meets With Mrs. Allison nylon 99c nylon 69c Strand Theatre Budg The Deliwood Home Demonstra tion Club met Thursday-afternoon Dt the homo of Mrs. Hugh Allison with Mrs. Sam Potts, president, presiding. ;i ' , The devotional was given by Miss Fannie Campbell and roll call was answered with salad combinations. Mrs. Lee Evans and Mrs. S. E. McCrary reported on the window exhibit prepared fpr.Belks Store window for. Home, Demonstration Week and Mrs". W. D. Ketner gave the highlights of the district Feder ation meeting held in Sylva. Project leaders' reports included discussions of gardens and straw berry cultivation by Mrs. Lee Evans, foods and nutrition by Mrs. Frank Hpnrv hnucp fnrnishifiPS by Mrs. Amos Moody, home heauti ficatton by Mrs.' W. D. Ketner, family, life by Mrs. Ben Fugate, and arts and crafts by .Mrs. T, V. Wells. Miss Mary Cornwell gave a demonstration showing the, pre paration and nutrition of "Three Meals That Measure Up." During the business hour plans were made for. the eluh's partieli pation in the county wide dress re view to be,ljel4 Max, 16. Refreshments were served by the hostess during the social hour. MissLoQpqrd Vice-Presicjent 01 CblleWiM Jeahnette Leopard, daughter of Mr. and Mr. Frant Leopard of Waynesville, !reO:tlyJwaj installerl as vice-president for,(eredith .Col lege in the N. , C. State, College- Wesley Foundation. The ceremonies took, place in a special service, with State College, Chancellor J. W. Harrelson as prin cipal speaker.; i Jeannettet whcUs completing, her freshman year, is majoring in home economics and hag-been active, in I the Wesley, FoupcUlign since enter ing college. The Foundation' is the combined Methodist, Student. FeJlowship of Meredith and State College, It's af filiated Avlth. Raleigh's. Fairmont Methudist Church. , ' '-."! '; leif. Reece Is Host Of. " Hou$e,Party Jeff Iteece was host of -a house party at the summer camp of his. parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Reece, from Friday until Sunday lasti week. Mr. and Mrs. Reece accom panied the group. The-guests included Lane Pre- vost, Laura. Woody, Elizabeth Wat kins, Julia Ann Stovall, Linda Sloan, Edith Moore of Sylva, Louise Troy of' Durham, Jimmy Swift, George Dewey Stovall, Carl Mu,n- dy, Dale Ratcliffe and Stanford Massie. -; . Mr, and Mrs. Carl Mundy, Sr. assisted in entertaining on Friday night and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sloan Joined the group, on Saturday night. , . . . Fashion, Show Will, Feature- Bridge Luncheon Is Given For Mrs. Bowman Mrs. James L. Elwood and her daughter, Misjs Mary Lu Ehvoodj were hostesses of a bridge lunch eon on Saturday at their home in East Waynesville as a courtesy to Mrs. Elizabeth Bow man, whose marriage to Jack Richeson will take, place in June, i , The residence was 'decorated with arrangements of dogwood, crab apple blossoms, and lilac and the dining table was centered with a silver vase of white lilac, Small tables at which the guests were served had centerpieces of lilies-of-the.-vftlley. and white candytuft. The honoree was presented a gift of crystal in her pattern and' score prizes went to Mrs. Whitener Pre vostj who held high, and Mrs. John Stevens who held low. Those invited were Mrs. Bowman and her mother, Mrs. H. D. Lutz, Mrs. L M. Richeson, Mrs. Boyd Owen, Mrs. Howard Hyatt, Mrs. Phil Medford, Mrs. Ted Myer, Mrs. John Stevens, Mrs, James Harden Howell. Jr., Mrs. M. H. Bowles, Mrs. Whitener Prevost, Mrs. David Hyatt, Mrs, Richard Barber, Jr., Mrs. L. K. Barber, Mrs. Thomas Stringfleld, Mrs. Paul McElroy, Jr, Miss Bradley IsHqnored At Dessert Bridge Miss Betty Jane Bradley, bride elect of Joe Cline, was feted at a dessert brjdge given Thursday evening with Mrs. . Paul McElroy, i Jr.. ;nd Mrs. John Schell host ess in, Jus home, of Mrs. Schell., -. A- pink an4. white, color' schvine was used and, the tables at which the. guests, were sealed for dessert were centered., with arrangements cj Pjink ca wilts an4 pink, and white dogwpod. i FiollowlPg. th. games the high score prixe, was. awarded to, Mits Bradley-, the, second high prize to Mrs. Joe. Massie, and the low score pj-ije. to,. Mrs.- Elizabeth Bowman. The honoree. was presented pieces of' china, in her chosen pattern. Mrs. W A, Bradley, mother of the hrjd.e-lect, joined the group during the serving hour. Those playing were Miss Bradley, Mrs. Howard: Hyatt, Mrs, Charles P-Ke.iner, Miss Alice Fincher, Mrs. Thomas L7. Campbell, Jr., Mrs. Leon KillianJ Jr.; Mrs. Boyd Owen, Mrs,, Phil Medford, Mrs. Wayne Corpening, Mrs. Harry Whiscu hunt, Mrst Harry McCracken, Mrs. Joe Massie, Mrs, Herbert Single- tary, Mrs. William Cobb, Miss Mary Mrs. John - Schell.' Mrs. Aaron Pre-1 WElwaxfc Mrs. Elizabeth Bow. vost, Mrs. J. L, Kilpatrlck, Miss Marguerite Way, Miss Betty Brad ley, Miss Bebe Medford, Miss Louise MacFadyen, Miss Amelia MacFadyen, and Mrs. John T. Bailey of Canton. ' Tally-HoClub Has Hay ride And Wiener Roast The Tally - Ho Club . of the Waynesville High School had its last social event of. the school year irt the form oi a hayride and wiener roast last Friday night. ; Cltih members,' with one Invited guest each, rode, to' the Pink Beds tor, the event, ' . ' v . Accompanying the group were Miss Alma Jackson, faculty, ad visor for the club, Emil Gouch and Marshall Teague, members, of the school faculty, and Mrs. Ned H. Moody. Plans were in charge of the fol lowing committee chairmen: trans portation, Nancy Leatherwood; food, Aileen Williams; chaperons, Carolyn Sayer. ' ; - man, Mrs Ted. Meyers, Mrs, Bill Alexander Mrs. Johnny Edwards, and Mrs. James H. Howell, Jr. ;'i .;-. : Junalwska. P-T To Name Officers May 11 ' : ' ' V . -'' ,.;'' Members of the Lake Junaluska Parent - Teachers Association on Thursday night will elect their of ficers for the ney year. 'Mrs. Lee Evans, president of the organiaztion for the past year, will preside over the session, which will open at 7:30 P.' M. at the Lake Junaluska School. , J. D. Hyatt left Saturday for New York City where he will spend coifAPbl lava Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Allison spent the week end with relutives In Raleigh. , ' BethCartwright Wins Ribbon In Baby Show, . Little Miss Beth Cartwright, two year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Halph Cartwrignr ot Asnevuie auu grand-daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. CUrk Medford of. Waynesville, was awarded first prize blue ribbon for beauty in the 2-3 year old class m the Baby Show held in the Ashe. ville City Auditoriuiu on May 3rd. Belh was alsa winner, of a pink ribbon a's Baby Duchess in the Court Pageant for her. age, class. Her-beauty, rating, - friendship points, and a ninety-nine per cent health rating gave her, the. title, of Baby Duchess. She was also given a gold seal health certificate. - . Presbyterian Women: TO; Meet. , Wednesday Night The regular meeting of the Women of the Presbyterian Church will be held Wednesday night, May 10, instead of Tuesday night as formerly scheduled This meeting will be held with the Men of . the Church at 7 p.m. with a covered dish supper. . The women will be. In charge, of the program, observing their an nual birthday party, ' All men and women of the church are, invited to attend, ...-; Presbyterian; Meeting Held In Franklin: The annual meeting, of the Wo men of the Church of the Asheville Presbytery was held in Franklin last Thursday. Attending the 'meeting from the Waynesville church Were Mrs. R. L. Prevost, Miss Ida.Jean Brown, Mrs. George Craig, Mrs. Malcolm Wil liamson, Mrs. I. J. Brown, Mrs. J. T. Russell, Mrs. Charles Fowler, Mrs. W. F. -Swift, and Mrs. Roy Robinson. Mrs. Howell Is Hostess For H.D.Club " , Mrs. R. W. Howell was hostess for the May meeting of the Jonath an Home Demonstration Club which was beld Friday afternoon. Mrs. Fred Allison, vice-president, presided. " " Miss Mary Cornwell, home dem onstration agent, gave a demonstra tion oa "The Meals That Measure Up," discussing food preparation and nutrition. Project leaders reporting ware Mrs. J. L. Palmer, gardens; Mrs. R. W. Howell, foods and nutrition; Mrs. F. R. Kennedy, poultry; Mrs. W. T. Rainer, and "house beautifica tjon. ' During the business hour reports were given by the nine delegates to the district Federation meeting held last month in Sylva. Mrs. Ralph Boyd was welcomed as a new member and a social hour was enjoyed. - - - ' MR, WOODY AT BANKER'S ' .MEETING Jonathan II. Woody, president of the First National Bank, is in Pine- hurst, this week to attend a meet Ing of the North Carolina Bankers Pay Honor' MissBradley AndJoeClini Mr- and Min i. ) were hust3 0, . : ttl The affaiar a, JWlmont Hotel Dnve. Supper - j , - outdotJ . A, Eift as prese bride-elect. The guest I!,, , Bradley, Mr: CIine ! ; Howard Hyatt, ' Charles D; ; Ketner!' jj, Paul Davis, Mr. .J l Campbell. Jr.. Miss r ".n. uiauiey, t. w.Hviinig, wr. and Mr "ici, mr. and Mrs n-,i a"u rs. Bojd Qv mrs. mil Medford. v, rnIJ II..... ' u iu Hji, Mr, anj ivunoau, mr. and Ma ber, Mr. and Mrs L Associauon. . , uwr. ana Mrs. Herbm Mr. Woody is third vice presl-Mr, and Mrs. P,. dent of the state organization. and Mr. and Mrs. j. w TAKING IT WITH YOU Down below or up above, money doesn't mpan Only here on ewth is it worth anything! The nicest! money can buy is a dinner, for your family. You excellent food, happy atmosphere, reasonable rati a new French Chef at The Waynesville Country CM ' Now Open Mother s Day-Msiy 14th Want ta really make her happy? Give Her a NELLY DON DRESS We have, just received a large shipment of Sheer Dresses H,D; Meeting A Fashion Show Vvill be the main feature of a. meeting of, the Hay wood County Federation of Home Demonstration Clubs-to be held at the First Methodist. Church here on May 16. - All dub member are invited to participate in the show in' any or all of. the following classes: L Cot- ton house dress, 2. Night wear, 3, Best dress (any material, may be usedr-accessorjes will be consider ed), 4. Tailored garments dress. suiti or; coat, 5. Evening dress. Garments shown must be made by the individuals who model them, according, to Miss Mary Cornwell, home, demonstration agent. The nnblic, is invited to attend, . - Clean Septic. Tank. If your septic tank, has. not- beM- lnspecte4 forf-fiy. years, better take a, look inside.. It nfty need. t 1 11 I I lA tiV f l 1 A fill A V WWW t V..1 iV,.j:. I t Mr-- - vv.i 7ir- i n 3 i ,....!.. . n V I W A':' , v! I ki..:rrlJi 'n n .Llill - ? V V' - ' ; fxpomion Band ' NO TE to all 1950 high school graduates, in Haywood: register now for one of the 20 GRAND GIFTS we are going to five to graduates on May 24. No obligation, just came to our store and register. RELIABLE, JEWELERS. 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