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JMcKimmon Club
Names Officers
And Leaders
Officer, project leaders, and
sMnimittees were named at a meet
ing of the McKimmon Home Deln
itiatiun Club held Monday with
Mis Muody Hvatt and Mrs. Henry
Holeo as hostesses in the home of
I lie former.
i, Mis. II. L. Morgan was elected
pi trident, Mrs. W. J. Muse, vice
incident; Mrs. L. J. C it nnon. sec
ond Vire-preideht; and Mrs. Logan
yhite, secretary-treasurer.
Pi oject leaders are foods and
nutrition, Mrs. Malcolm Crisp. Mrs.
TTT J. Cannon: gardens. Mis. Al-j
(jert Sprinkle. Mrs. W. L. Amnions: ;
poultry. Mrs. W. M. Coman. Mrs
V. J. Muse; dairying, Mrs. Willie
Snidthers. Mrs. L. L. Smathers: !
food preservation, Mrs. -W. M i
Kilkpatrick. Mrs. D. S. Pleminons. j
I ou -r furnishings. Mrs. Mark Au
txnv, Mrs. Ralph Crawford; Home
Management. Mrs. Paul Hyatt. Mrs. j
I.. A. Coman; family life. Mr. J I
II Kil kpatrick, Mrs. J C. Lime: j
1 1. nine beautincation.. Mrs. W. C'!
j Moody, Miss Carrie Holtu-taw
Mattie Goodson
Is Married To
Sgt Kuykendall
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Goodson of
Can'.on have announced the mar
riage of their daughter. Miss Mattie
Goodson. to Sgt, Clifford Kuyken
dall. son of Mr. and Mrs. George
Kuykendall. also of Canton.
The wedding took place in 'ML
Zion Baptist Church on December
31 with the Rev. Thomas Erwin of
ficiating. The double ring ceremony
was used.
The altar was decorated ith
vases of white gladioli against a
background of evergreens.
Miss Grace Erwin, pianist, pre
sented the wedding music which
included "Always" by Berlin and
he traditional marches.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a rust wool suit
ith navy accessories and an or
chid corsage.
Miss Velma Singleton was maid
of honor and ware a navy suit with
navy and white accessories ami a
((Usage of pink carnations.
Bridesmaids were Miss Joan
Bumgarntr and Miss Majettia
1 'rtti ' A A
Leaders Named
For Clyde Club
Officers arid project leaders for
Miss Bryson Is
I Bride Of
j Sammy Wiggins
Mrs. Burnette
Is President
Of Cecil Club '
of' Mrs. J. Edgar Burnette was elec-
Glenn Brown
Is Speaker At
B and PW Club
Glenn Brown. Jr., attorney, was
Thompson
I Donald liurress served as best
man.
j folding, Mrs. Harold Hansen, Mrs
!hd ll.ii kins; arts and crafts. Mrs
I I'H llirklm inH Mr. IV IT M...
! The bride is a graduate of Bethel
"' , . ' High School. Sgt Kuykendall at-
commiuees are: communis u.m,.(i Bethel High School and is
-nue. Mrs. W L. Amnions. Mrs I nnw Motioned at Hampstead. New
W S Edwards. Mrs Albert Spriti- i Y..i k where the couple will reside
hi. h alt h. Mrs Henry Bolt n. Mr
Mr. and Mrs. Hayes Brysoi
the Clde Home Demonstration Hazelwcx.d have announced the ' ted president of the Cecil Home
Club were named at a meeting neia i marriage i incir. udusinn, mm , "' ..
this week in the home of Mrs. Levi , Mary Nell Bryson. to Sammy Lee meeting of the group Wednesday
Morgan i Wiggins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dave ; eftemoon in the home of Mrs
'' '. ..... Wiijgirs cf Wavnesville. j Thomas Erwin. Mrs. Coy Pressley
The oflicers include ThP teremonv was performed by was elected vice-president and Mrs.
Cole, prside.it; - Mrs Roland wn-, g Brock in the Hazel- Howard Medford was named sec
crwood. vice president; and Mn.- rhlir,h - januarv-. rtrv.trsir.r
Ralph M,!k-r, secretary-treasurer. ; .. a f , . leader, WCre n,nH.d as
Project leaders are: foods nd j.fr)en(,s present, i follows; foods and nutrition, Mrs. Women's Clubs.
iiuiiiiHMi, ..us. v. -. "- ; , ne Drioe wore a navy atiernoon j. t. uurneue; garoens. .Mrs:
Mrs. T. E. Reed, and Mrs. Joe I dreM w jtn nj,Vy and white acces-, James Reeves: poultry. Mrs. George
Hardin arts and crafts.': Mr,. Otis MrjM ,nd a corsage of white car- Allen: dairying. Mrs. J. H. Hew:
Cole, Mrs. Levi Morgan, Mrs. T. nati( j food preservation. Mrs. J. H. Recce.
Hugh Rogers. Mrs. John Stamey. Both Mr and Mrs. Wiggins are arts and srafts. Mrs. Coy PressVy.
Mrs. John Rhinehart. Mrs. B. B. . graduates of the Waynesville Town-! Mrs. Rhonie Allison. Mrs. Ken
Lattimer. and Mrs. J. B. Martin; jnip nigh School and Blanton's Browning: home beautificatinn.
poultry. Mrs. Grady Rogers. Mrs, , Business . College.. -Asheville. Mr. ; Mrs James Reeves. Mrs. Aloroto
B. B, Laltimcr. Mrs. Carlton Cor- vwg:ns is employed at Dayton Warren, family life. Mrs. A M
line,; dairying. Mrs. John Rhine-; Rubber Company and Mrs. Wiggins Frazier: house furnishings. Mrs
hart: food preservation. Mrs. C. L.- $ employed at the Vnagusta Manu- Thomas Erwin, Mrs. Howard Mod
Darnell. -Mrs. J. B. Martin. Mrs. . facuiring Company. ;! ford; home management. Mrs.
Stanley Livingston. Mrs. Carlton They are residing on Haywood Thomas Erwin. Mrs. Howard Med-
Stn et in Way nesville following a ford; and clothing, Mrs. Carl Green
Honor Roll For
Cecil School
Is Announced ;
"A" and "B" Honor "Rolls for
laiuld Hansen, Mrs. B. M. Stamey;
education, Mrs. L. J. Cannon. Mis
1.1 (' Lime. Mis. C. F Owen; cili
win'iii. Mrs I) F. Morgan, Mrs.
;.A B. Owenby, Mrs. W. M, Kirk
I Patrick: recreation. Mrs. Paul Hy-
ait. Mrs. Malcolm Crisp. Mrs
ttalpli Crawford; loan fund. Mrs. 1.
M White. Mrs W. J Muse Mrs
Mrs. Grimsley
Will Speak At
Junaluska P.T. A.
Mrs Corrinne Grimsley will
speak at the regular meeting of the
organ; markets Mrs Moody ! Lake Junaluska .Parent-Teacher
Corzine. Mrs. Bill Hannah. Mrs.
Louis Smith. Mrs. T. Hugh Rogers.
Mrs. John Stamey, and Mrs. R. C.
Allen: house furnishings, Mrs. Bill
Morgan. Mrs. T. Hugh Rogers, Mrs.
T. 11. Rogers, Mrs. Claude Jolly,
Mrs. Grady Rogers. Mrs. C. Hush
Rogers. Mrs Charles 1'cnland, and
Mrs. Robert L. Williams
Home manautmnt. Mrs. J
Martin. Mis. Robert L. Willi
Mrs. Charles Penland; family life.
Mrs Roland Leatherwood, Mrs.
Jim Wjnfrey," Mrs. Claude Jolly,
and Mrs ''. Hugh Rogers.;
short wedding trip.
Garden Club
Will Sell
ams ! Dogwood Trees
ill L M
Hvatt, Mrs. J. H, Kit kpalrick. Mrs
W. M ( oman; music. Mrs. W S
ldw.inU, Mrs. W. C. Moody, Mrs
I. J Cannon; and 4-H Leader. Mrs
L. L. Smathers.
Joint Hostesses
IGive Party At
IW'hiteOak
(Mrs. Robert Davis. Mrs George
Carpenter, and Mrs. Melvin Messer
.were joint hostesses of a party giv
tn in the home of Mrs Davis at
.White OalcSatodayAevening at a
Jioiiirch.v orHfrs.Mack Bryson.
! She guests in addition lo Mrs.
I Bryson were Mrs. Henry F. league,
I Mrs George Ledford, Miss Hoslyn
Messer. Mrs. George Boring. Mis.
Pauline Carrico, Mrs. Carlylo Dav-
Association tomorrow night at B
o'cloc k
A business session of the P.T. A
will be held at 7 o'clock.
The public is invited to attend
the program.
Mrs. Grimsley
To Speak At
White Oak
Mrs. Corrinne Grimsley, family
iclatious specialist, will be the
guest speaker at a meeting of the
White Oak Community Developr
ment program Saturday flight afi
7:30 p. m.
The meeting will be held in the
Community House and Joe Davis,
chairman, will preside.
Another feature of the program
Mrs. James Messer. Mrs. James will be the showim of a film
Gaylon, Mrs. Carl Bryson, and Mrs. The women are asked to b ing
liowe Ledford. sandwiches.
Arrangements have been made
for the Richland Garden Club of
honie1Wavn,'svill, t0 Join Rarden clubs
Ix aulilication, Mrs. Robert L. Wil- "'"ug""i 'ne state m tne sale of
Hams. Mrs. James Newman. Mrs ee ourin? uogwoou
Standing committees for the
year include: community service.
Mrs. Coy Pressley: health. Mrs
James Reeves. Mrs. Ken Browning:
education, Mrs. Alonzo Warren,
citizenship, Mrs. Howard Medford:
recreation, Mrs. Thomas Krwin:
loan fund, Mrs, Rhonie Allison:
music, Mrs. James Reeves; and 4-11
Club, Mrs Carl Green.
Rummage And
Food Sale To Be
Jim Winfrey. Mrs. T. Hugh Rogers. n!,K- ,n.u- o to K-bruary 3. TT ij C,-..-.-
Mrs. Stanley Livingston, Mrs. project w as adopted by gard- liGIQ OOtUraay
Italoh Miliar Mrs .1 It Martin
Mrs. C. L. Darnell: house furnish- !he (l,'sv,.0,.,d..has 1,,p, ail as
en clubs in view of the fact that
A Food and Rummage Sale will
ings. Mrs. Rov Medford; clothing, 'm' ,flow'r of the State of be held Saturday by the Business
Mrs. Tom Rogers Mrs. Ralph Mil- No"h Carolina. The public Is and IWess.ona Women S C 1..1, for
Medfllrd. MrrChaHes ' an(l ,,ant. em for additional vmt will be staged at Garrett
oeauiy. ri ices range irom iu cents ruriuiure v-oiiipany,
Mrs. J. R. McCracken and :frs.
ler. Mrs
Mrs. Roy
IVnl.'inrt tro tl I 1 1 n .... . ...
Mrs. C.' Hugh Rogers. Mrs. Stan- ,0 5100 ait'0l't"n8 to size,
ley Livingston. Mrs. Bill Morgan.1 Onkrs may be 9'ven to Mrs. W.
Mrs. Hugh Rogers. Mrs. Pat Cole; 1 K Sui" I'l'a'rman of the conserve,
arts and crafts, Mrs. Carlton Cor- artinent of the garden club,
zine, Mrs. J. B. Martin, Mrs. Otis Mls 1lfus Siler, president of the
Cole. Mrs. W. V. llavnes. Mrs. J. (lub- or anv oUl(''' niember. In
S. Hardin. Mrs. Louis Smith Mrs t striiftions on planting the trees
Ralph Miller, Mrs. R. L. Hennes-' milv "1m) b' "''taiiH'd from the
see. Mrs. Stanley Livingston, Mrs. R;,1(ltn
C. L Darnell, Mrs. T. E. Reed, and i
Mrs. Grady Rogers. Mrs. II. G. Allen has returned
Committees for the year Include from piiieller Collece in Mk,..
service. Mrs. C. K-' In imer where she attended a eon
Mrs. Stanley Livings- i,.,-,. ,.,. ,,aiP.,ri, .,t u-..,.. c.
ton ffre. Charles Penland; health, ; cieties of the Methodist Church
Tnr Orady Roers Mrs. John
Stamey; education. Mrs. Joyce
Haynes. Mrs, Pat Cole; citizenship, i Mrs. I. j. Ballard and her
Mrs. T. II. Rogers, Mrs, Roland , daughters.. Misses Ray and Louise
Leatherwood; recreation, Mrs. Boy Ballard, are visiting relatives in
Medford. Mrs. Levi Morgan; loan I Augusta. Georgia this week.
fund, Mrs. R. L. Williams, Mrs !
Stanley Livingston, .Mrs. Pat Cole; John Rhinehart; 4-H Club Mrs J
music, Mrs. James Newman, Mrs. i B. Martin and Mrs. Claude Jolly
Lawrence Leatherwood
charge of arrangements.
are in
the guest speaker at a regular Cecil School were announced this
meeting of the Waynesville Busi- eek Students in the A" group
,h-s and Professional Women's! have a perfect attendance record
Club, at The Lodge Tuesday night. s well as a high scholastic stand
Mr. Brown subject was "Legis-1 , The "B group does not me
latlon Pertaining To Wamen" aid perfect attendance but maintains
he di-cusstd the national and sU.e , the scholastic rating,
i.egistioji. adopted by the Fecer.i.j The list follows. .
tiro of Business and Professional! First Grade Miss Alma Cham-'
! bers, teacher "A pupils: Curtis
The speaker was introduced by Green, Linda Mann, Ramona Press-
Mrs. Lawrence Clark, chairman of j ley, Ethel Jean Salters, Helen War
the legislative committee of the ren. Susan Warren. 'B" pupils,
club, who '.was in charge of the pro. Carroll Morgan, Boffie Pace, Er
?ra:n. nest Sizemore, Eugene Steppe,
Mrs J. R McCracken. vice-presi.; Sarah Ashe, Marie Ashe, Vera Mae
dent, presided hi the absence of Inman, Betty Lindsey, Elizabeth
Mrs. Doyle Alley, president, and Reece, Gail Rogers, Catherine
arrangements were completed for, Searcy, Mu rial Sawyer.
he f cod and rummage sale to be
held by the dub for the benefit of
the polio fund. '
Spcial guests included Mrs. Lee
Teague. member of the Asheville
B. and P. W. Club, who has recent
ly moved to Waynesville. and Mrs.
Allen Nelson, also of Asheville.
.
community
Blown. Jr.,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Green of Cecil
spent last week in Knoxville, Ten
nessee where they visited the hit
ters brother, who is a patient in o .Mrs. liyrd's parents
a Knoxville hospital. Mrs. Robert II. Boone
Betty A. Howell,
Johnny Green
Are Honored
Miss Betty Ann Howell and John
ny Green were honored at a sur
prise birthday party given Satur
day evening by their mothers, Mrs.
Joe C Howell and Mrs, L. E.
Green, in the American Legion
Hall at Haelwood. Hetty Ann cele
hratffi her sixteenth birthday and
Johnny observed his eighteenth an
niversary. ,
Assisting with the party were
Miss Merrill Green. Miss Mary Joe
Green and Miss Patsy Green.
The entertainment was featured
by a scavenger hunt and prizes
were won by Linda Sue Messer.
Around one hundred guests at
tended. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Byrd and
daughter. Maciiula Anne, are guests
Mr. and
Second Grade Mrs. Hargrove,
teacher "A" pupil, Lillian Steven
son. "B" pupils, Vincent Inman,
Rhenae Parker. Charles Reece, Bill
Trull, Sandra Medford, Jean Trull.
Third Grade Mrs. Hargrove
"A" pupil, Dotiglas Green. "B"
pupils. Rowena Medford, Rosemary
Pace, Peggy Sue Warren, Margaret
Jane Warren, and Jerry Lcdbetter,
Fifth Grade Jesse James, teach
er "B" pupils, Jo Ann Green,
Elizabeth Messer, Dale Sawyer,
Velma Inman, Grover Calhoun,
and Ray Grooms.
Sixth Grade Mr. James "B"
pupils. Ray Warren, Gail Inman,
Alma Grooms, and Betty Trull.
Mrs. Sam L. Queen, Sr. left this
week for El Paso, Texas where she
will join her husband for a trip to
Southern Caloi'irnia. Mr. and Mrs.
Queen are being accompanied to i
California by their son-in-law and
daughter. Mr. and Mrs, C. E.
Brown, and Glenn Brown, Sr., all
of Clyde.
Mrs. Queen will return to her
office in the Welfare Department
on February 4.
Mrs. Fred C. Lincoln, who has
been here for an extended visit to
her daughter, Mrs, Joe Liner, and
Mr. Liner, is leaving tomorrow to
return to her. home -in Toronta,
Canada.
Mrs. McClur
Assume ry
In HomeCl)
the duties of preside,
nook Home Demoms..
a meeting Monday
horn of-Mrs. R0y
Officers, seiving
uure are Mrs. Chart
president, and Mrs, 'J
mens, secretary. treasjj
During the !. Y.neJ
lent lpariut... ,. S
as follows: foods J
Mrs r:..,. n . :W
qruuru; OyJ
Ilorchol Cln.
wv...v. oil-veils; pouta
Pettigrew; food pres
Herbert Singletarv iJ
, ". mm. jaints !
i-u mcciure; home
Mrs. Phillip ChasA. 7
Mrs. Bud Chase, Mri ij
in(:.. u. .'... "l
!"'", oouse turnip
Charles Beck. Mrs.' Ar
ciotning. Mrs. stn
Mrs. Leon Cross, yn J
and arts and crafts, i
ti nrrett.
Committee chairmen)
inctuue; community
Ed McClure; health, J
uarrett; education,
Queen; citizenship
Plemmons; recrealiun J
lleck; and music,
Chase.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank!
of Fort Monmouth, f,
visiting their parents
tion. Mrs, Bumgarnerii
ter of Mr. and Mrs- Ciaj
er and Mr. Bunigarner
of Mr. and Mrs. Henn a
of Dix Creek, Canton, J
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