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Afternoon, November 23, 1930 THE WAYNE SYILLE MOUNTAINEER PAGE ss Howell Party On irthday Howell, son of Mr. and How11, celebrated his ihday anniversary, Mon soon, wit" a party given jfidergarten room of Mrs. ftThost was assisted by and his grandmother, i Rurein. I scheme of yellow and t crried out in decora- refreshments ana xne r Drrscuicu . , Ulinnnt at favors. f invited were Jenifer Menda Kanus, Barbara L jeannie Walker, Terry Cathey Norrls, John Siler, ISchell, Micnai luman, Vorshara. Ronny Worsham, I Grieg. Jimmy . -Wood- I van Woodard, Patty and liliams, Warren and Peggy f Lce Bell. Gary Eller, L,n, Michal Kent. Cathey irprrv Mason, am rergu L Milner, Jimmy Clayton jianiel, John Balentine, and fry and Jimmy viueen. Stanmyre bstess For Club J. Stanmyre was nosiess LiinfE of the Waynesville Sub, Monday night, in her Branner Avenue. da Jean Brown, who was !e o( the program, gave a Music of the British Isles Vcial emphasis on folk lards, and ballards of ire- kland, Scotland, and Wales. conclusion ot ner iaiK, iwn introduced the follow bers to illustrate her sub- "Loch Lomond" and "Be lt All Those Endearing Charms," sung by Mrs. L. in and Miss Merrill Green fcs Nancy Killian as accom- solos, "The Last Rose of " and "Early One Morn- big by Mrs. James Kilpat- Ith Mrs. Stanmyre as ac- Jist. Hugh Love gave a short of the life of the English pr, John Field, and played iurne No. 5 in B-Flat Major, John Kirkpatrick sang to Me Only With Thine and "Eileen Aroon," and xompanled by Mrs. Kilpat fig the business hour, with Jobert Turner presiding, the tied to change to regular fcdate to. the third Tuesday month. y; 1 al guests for the meeting Mrs. Kilpatrick, Mrs. Guy Mrs. Durand Tichenor, and Smmy Williams. Jiostess was assisted in serv- Peggy Gill and Sara Cobb. and Mrs, Oliver Shelton eturned to their home after weeks visit to Miami and Florida cities. They were Miss Betty Nell Setzer iX.V- V -x .--." ,..,! t Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Betty Nell Set rer, daughter of Mrs. Olis Allison of Dellwood and the late Lee R. Setzer, to Robert Lee Ferguson, son of Mrs. Murray Ferguson and the late Mr. Ferguson, also of Dellwood. The bride-elect is a member of the senior class of the Waynesville High School and the bridegroom-elect is serving with the U, S. Navy, stationed at Charleston, S. C. Plans for the wedding are not complete, Beta Sigma Phi Honors New Members At Tea New members of the Beta Sig ma Phi Sorority were honored at a tea given by the sorority Sunday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Har ry Lce Liner, Jr. The new members are Mrs. Cecil Blanton, Miss Jewel Pass more, Miss Jean Childers, Mrs. R. C. Ellis, Mrs. Lewis Green, Mrs. Rufus Panncll, and Mrs. John Nes- bitt. Miss Nancy Killian greeted the guests and Miss Edna Summerrow, president of the sorority, presid ed at the tea table, which was decorated with an arrangement of yellow chrysanthemums. Mrs, Liner received with the honor guests and others assisting were Mrs. Herbert Gibson and Mrs. Bill Dover. Miss Bernice Harrell and Miss Edith Summerrow were in charge of Arrangements - fr tfifi aTfalr'.' Miss Burgin Is Honored By Mrs. Collins Miss Peggy Sue Burgin, whose marriage to William Griffin will take place Friday afternoon, was banied on the trip by their honored at a party given Tuesday Mrs. Morrow Is Hostess For Home D. Club id" daughter-in-law," Mr. "and ugh Shelton of Atlanta, and (tier's mother, Mrs. Louis purg, of New York. Mrs. bavis, who was also in the remained in Miami for the Bette Hannah, who is study the Cincinnati Conservatory lisic, will arrive tonieht to jThanksgiving with her moth fs. William T. Hannah, I (Charles Quinlan has moved Retreat to remain until next ;when she will go to Fayette V spend the winter with her iter, Miss Mary Quinlan. CHES OF GAS use Pressure on Heart w digestion causes food to rt in your stomach. Pockets form (inches of it!) and this esses upward, crowds against heart. Then you are in misery, "idreds here in Waynesville ted that way until they got fA-VIN.. This new medicine ten before meals; thus it works pour food and your food di- evening with Mrs. Hobert Collins as hostess. Fall flowers were used in deco rating and refreshments were serv ed. The honor guest was present ed a gift of crystal in her chosen pattern. Those invited were Miss Burgin Mrs. W. H. Burgin, Mrs. W. H. Griffin. Mrs. Bill Boyd, Jr., Miss Helen Jewel Robinson, Miss Mary Sue Crocker, Mrs. Henry Clayton, Jr.. Mrs. Authur Paul Evans, Mrs. Oliver Yount, Jr., Mrs. Bonnie Pless, Mrs. O. L. Noland, Miss Judy Goodin, Mrs. Bill Porter, Mrs. Stanley Henry, Mrs. G. C. Palm er. Jr.. Mrs. Emmett Green, Mrs. D. T. Worsham, Miss Ida Pressley, Mrs. Hardy Noland, Mrs. John Morrow, Mrs. Kyle Campbell, Miss Mary Chase Hall, and Miss Martha May Noland. Mrs. R. Stuart Roberson and children. Acnes Jane and LeRoy Roberson, are spending this week in Ahoskie visiting relatives. Bob Colkitt, student at the Uni versity of North Carolina, will ar rive tonight to spend lnamcsgiving with his parents, Ur and Mrs. Ben C0IK1U. Mrs. Lillian Morrow was hostess for a meeting of the RatclilTe Cove Home Demonstration Club, Mon day afternoon. Mrs. Will Ratcliffc presided, f, d Mrs. Way Ratcliffc conducted the devotional. During the business hour read ing certificates were awarded and reports were heard on Achieve ment Day. Miss Mary Cornwell gave the demonstration on "Planning For Christmas." Mrs. C. C. Francis and Mrs. Jessie James, who have been ab sent from recent club meetings on account of illness, were welcomed. Miss Peggy Camp was a special guest. i Mr. and Mrs. Lowell T. John son and children of Hickory and Mr. and Mrs. John W. Johnson and children of Avon Park, Florida, have returned to their homes after attending funeral services for Mrs. Brown McNeil, at Bethel. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Massie arc leaving Friday for Durham where they will visit their daughter, Miss Mary Ann Massie, at Duke Uni versity and attend the Duke-Carolina football game. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Bowles and daughter, Florence Ann, are leav ing today for Macon, Georgia where they will spend Thanksgiving With Mrs. R. L. Hartley, motner oi wirs. Bowles. Mrs. Ratcliffe Is Named Club President Mrs. Carl Ratcliffe was elected president of the Waynesville Home makers Club at the November meet ing held Tuesday night In the home of Mrs. Lloyd Kirkpatrick. She will succeed Mrs. Jimmy Williams. Elected to serve with Mrs. Rat cliffe were Mrs. John Cuddeback. vice-president; Mrs. H. O. Cham pion, secretary; and Mrs. Howell Bryson, treasurer. Mrs. Howell Bryson was in charge of the program and gave demonstration on Christmas Suggestions. Plans were made for the club s annual Christmas party to be held in the home of Mrs, Marion Bridg es with Mrs. Carl Ratcliffe, Mis. Jimmy Williams, and Mrs. H. O. Champion as associate hostesses. Husbands of the members will be special guests. ".. The Palmers Entertain For Miss Burgin ' Mr. and Mrs. G, C. Palmer were hosts of a canasta party last Fri day evening in their home at Crabtree, in compliment - .10 Miss Peggy Sue Burgin, bridelect of this week. Fall flowers were us;d in deco rating and the bridal motif was observed. Following the games Enos Boyd was awarded the hiph score prize and Miss Jean Childers received the low score prle. A gift of crys tal was presented to the guest of honor. The guests included Miss Burgin, Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Paul Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clayton, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Collins, Mr. and Mrs, William Porter, Miss Helen Jewel Robinson, Miss Mary Frances Kirkpatrick, Miss Norma Jane Burgin, Mlss Jean Childers, and Enos Boyd. Scene From Festival's Opening Event I. I. i i . . 1 V t m J - , - ' v: V- V Jr ; - - iS t x., v h " ; v : -1 u ''.'.-,s Bill Burgin wheels Miss Jlmmlo Watts through the arch of tobacco leaves at last night's Barnwarm ing Dance at the Wavnesville Armory. The dance opened the five-day Fourth annual Haywood To bacco Harvest Festival. Mr. Burgin represented the Waynesville Junior Chamber of Commerce, and Miss Walts, the WavncsvlUo chanter of the National Secretaries' Association. Fifty-five firms were rep resented iii the Wheelbarrow Promenade.. The two organizations sponsored the dance. (I'lioln ny ingrains riuci, I FASTER and better, with less ind bloating, and you get the $t good nut nt vnni mpalff SRTA-VIN contains Ten Great . Plus vitamin B and Iron. fore. it not nnlv relieves Bas: o enriches the blood with iron istrengthens the nerves with Jin B. Miserable people soon I different all over. So don't J suffering! Get CERTA-VIN w Drug Store. - Silhouetting Slim Slips Tn relieve cough ing spasms, muscular soreness, rub throat, chest and g a f f hark At bedtime with time-tested GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR ALL AGES iew' Masters' Films Projectors Books Games tationery Desk Sets Pen Sets Pencils Bibles Religious Books Christmas Cards and Wrappings. (The largest selection in Western North Carolina) THE BOOK STORE Shop at Home Help Your Town Grow M. H. Bowles , Reviews Book At PTA Meeting M. H. Bowles, superintendent of schools of the Waynesville district, was the guest speaker for a meet ing of the Central Elementary Parent-Teacher Association, Tuesday night, in the school auditorium. Mr. Bowles reviewed the book, "Beside the Hearthstone," by Dr. Herbert Lapsley, giving the auth or's views on the responsibility of the home In training the child for future life. The devotional was given by James Parker, student of Mrs. Dulin's third grade. Joe Jack Atkins presided during the business hour and the group voted to use P.T.A. fundi for books urgently needed in the school 11 brary. Mrs. Garrett's fourth siadc won the award for the largest percen tage of parents present. 1 Bethel Presbyterian Church The Rev. Paul Patterson Thrower, Minister Morning Worship 10:00 a.m. Sermon by tho pastor. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. L. M. West, Supt. Women of the Church 1st Fri day of month 2 p.m. Beginning the first Sunday of December our church will have its morning worship service each Sunday at 10 a.m., with Sunday school at 11:00 a.m. each Sunday. Hazclwood Presbyterian Church The Rev. Paul PaUrrson Thrower, Minister SUNDAY Sunday School -10:00 a.m. I.. C. Davis, Supt. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Subject: "The Troubled Heart . WEDNESDAY Mid-Week Bible Hour 7:30 p.m. SATURDAY Youth NlKlit 7-9 p.m. Fellow ship meet ing wilh a period for Humes, The Bible hour Wednesday eve- nine will be eivcn over to the Wo men of the Church for their con elusive study ot the Epistle of He brews (.chapters 1 1 -1 2 -1 3 1 whic h will be led by Mrs. Thrower. Beginning December 1 our church will have morning worship each Sunday .morning hi 11:13 With the change the Sunday school classes will be a few minutes long er, and al the same lime we will enable the 'Bethel church to have a worship service each Sunday at 10 a.m. Sunday School 10 00 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Young People's service fi:30 p. m. Evangelistic service 7:30 p. m. Mid-week Prayer Meeting1 Wednesday night 7:30. Church bus operates for these various weekly services. If you de sire to attend and have no means of transportation, a telephone call at the above number will be re sponded to gladly. In everything give thanks! When bread In fullness is thy daily store When near thy dwelling comes no plague nor blight. When boding ill's forecast no com ing night, When to thy riches each day mill et h mole. Say not, "My,,hand hath gotten me this wealth" Remember who it Is that gives thee power. The cunning hand and brain, the glow of health Receive them humbly as God's free-well dower. To boasting give no place! Thine own Is all of Brace, In everything give thanks! First Baptist Church WAYNESVILLE The Rev. Broudus E. Wall. Pastor SUNDAY - !):4.V-Sunday School, classes for all ages. Frank Kirkpatrick is gen eral superintendent. 11:00 - Morning Worship. Ser nion by the pastor "Mud Houses' Special music by the choir. (MR .Training Union. 7:30 - Stewardship Night, pre sented by the auxiliaries of the Woman's Missionary Union of this church; directed by Mrs. J. B. Sll er, Stewardship Chairman; Mrs. R I,. McKittrick, Mrs. Z. h. Mas sey, YoiiiiK People's Director; and llii' auxiliary counselors. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 7:30 Each evening the pastor I will conduct a course of study in nrenar.ilioii for the every member canvass. He will use Dr. Duke Mc Call's book, "God's Hurry," as guide for this study. TUESDAY 2:00 The Lottie Moon Circle will hold a mission study class In the Intermediate assembly room Mrs. J. H. Morgan will present the bonk, "Exploring Africa" by H C, ixoerner. Black nylon satin and Itce. By VERA WINSTON A radical change In clothes silhouette usually demands an overhauling of the lingerie de partment And this season la no exception what with ths sheath-slim dresses demand ing equally svelte lines right through to the foundation gar ment. Black nylon satin Is used for an elegant slip that smartly hews to the new lines. Two godets of black nylon lace, to match the bodice, are placed In front from the knee to the hem to allow for plenty of ease in motion. The skirt Is gored ail around with a set-in bias sec tion at the waist fer better fit. Mrs. Harry Schumaker of In- man, S. C, win arrive loaay 10 spend Thanksgiving with her moth er, Mrs. T. N. Massie, Sr. Hazclwood Methodist Church The Rev. M. B. Lee, Pastor Sunday School -10 a.m. Mornlnc Worship 11 a.m. The message of the morning will be "Which Way Are You Facing?" Youth Fellowship 6:15 p.m. Evening Worship 7 p.m. Fel lowship in Song followed by medi tation on "What Are Your Wages?" Mid-Week Service Wednesday, 7 p.m. Prayer service. Dr. and Mrs. Phil Medford and small son, Houck McRea, have re turned from a visit to Mrs. Med ford'n narcnts. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Houck, in their home at Cameron S. C. Mr. and Mrs. HuKh Sloan left today for Petersburg, Virginia, where they will be guests of the tormer's son and daughter-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. William Sloan. Use Want Ads for quick results. LAFF-A-DAY L-.EL,..:p..- , p "jnl tort m use rr.7ints ivMAir.. i. oi.d t,Ts t.-fhvo. "And guess what. Fred . . . our horn sounds like an accordion now." r- The beautiful, eautiful The Most Beautiful Watch In The Handsome Citation "Cheshire," with distinctive styling and extra smart link bracelet. He'll prize this wonderful gift. Qinfflffl) 3ED . 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