Afternoon, February 25, 1351
TIIE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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Junaluska Club
Meets At
Longs Chapel
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The Junaluska H. D. Club met in
the basement of Long's Chapel on
Friday, Feb. 23rd, with Mrs. Grov-
er Leatherwood and Mrs. L. G
Dotson as hostesses. In the absence
of the president, the vice president.
Miss EUabeth Glosser, was in
charge of the meeting. Mrs. Cephas
Clark, secretary, reported on Coun
ty Council meeting, and during tile
business discussion, a committee.
composed of Mrs. Will Medford,
chairman, Mrs. Clark Messer and
Mrs. Grover Leatherwood was ap
pointed to work out plans for the
Achievement Day exhibit.
The club voted to place a memor
ial book in the Haywood County
Lihrarv in memorv nf Mrs Front
Williams, former dub president. I
Leaders' reports were heard on
Foods & Nutrition, Mrs, Carl Med
ford; Gardens, Mrs. Cephas Clark,
Mrs. Clark Messer and Miss Eliza
beth Glosser; Poultry, Mrs. Glenn
Terrill; Food Preservation, Mrs.
Carroll McCracken; Family Life,
Mrs. Clark Messer; Home Beautifi
cation, Mrs. Grover Leatherwood;
Arts & Crafts, Mrs. Will Medford,
who exhibited a beautiful hand
made bedspread from fertilizer
bags with French i knot designs
made from tufting threads. She al
so showed her latest piece of work,
a hooked rug used as a welcome
mat for the front door.
Book reports were given by Miss
Elizabeth Glosser and Mrs. Grover
Leatherwood.
The club will meet with Mis. A.
J. McCracken in March.
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The engagement ui Miss Jean Ann Bradley has just been announced.
Canton Club
Elects New
President The East Canton H.D. Club met
at the home of Mrs. Clyde Miller
Thursday, Feb. 22nd, with Mrs.
Miller, vice president, presiding.
Devotional was given by Mrs. T. E.
Shook, Jr. Roll call was answered
with a "thrift hint."
During the business session Mrs.
W. S. McElrath reported that the
club raised $38 for the Polio Fund.
She awarded hand-made gifts to
Mrs. Victoria Hipps and Mrs.
Cromer Crisp for their outstanding
work in this project.
The resignation of Mrs. Howell
Pless, President, was accepted, and
Mrs. Earl Poe was selected to fill
this vacancy.
Following the report on the
County Council meeting the club
chose their theme for Achievement
Day.
Leaders' reports were heard 'rom
Mrs. Theodore Clark on Gardens;
Mrs. Paul Gibson, Home Beautifi
cation; Mrs. William McClure,
Poultry; and Mrs. James L. Hyde
on Arts & Crafts.
Book reports were given by Mrs.
Theodore Clark and Mrs. W. S.
McElrath.
The' club will meet with Mrs. J.
E. Corzine in March.
Richland WMU To Meet
On Thursday Night
The W. M. U. of the Richland
Baptist Church will meet at the
Church Thursday night, March 1st
at 7:30 o'clock.
Mrs. Carl Cutshaw, president ,
will be in charge of the meeting
and a program of interest will be
presented. All member are urged
to attend.
ROOFING THAT
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"For Better Building"
Visit
Haywood
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"Iieie There's A Material Difference"
,eX2 At The Depot
Roxie Presnell
Weds R. Beck In
Home Ceremony
Miss Roxie Irene Presnell.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hobart
Presnell of Crabtree', was married
to Raymond Beck, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Beck of Alloway, N. J. at
4:30 p.m. February 21. at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh L. Walker
of Crabtree.
The Rev. Marshall Raby, pastor
of the Crabtree Baptist Church of
ficiated. The vows were spoken be
fore an arch of evergreen and
whitn aladiolus. with baskets of
white gladiolus on each side of the
arch. A program of wedding mu
sic was prosented by Miss Sylvia
Newell.
The bride wore a grey suit with
green accessories and curried a
.bouquet of pink tarnations and
white gladiolus with pink satin
streamers.
Little Carol Ann Green of Sal
em, N. J., served as ring bearer
She wore pink and carried the ring
on a white satin pillow.
Miss Mazic Beck of Alloway. N.
J., sister of the bridegroom, was
maid of honor. She wore grey with
black accessories and a corsage of
pink carnations. Clifford Presnell
of Crabtree served as best nan
Following the ceremony a re
ception was held at the home of
Mrs. Walker. Assisting at the re
ception were Mrs. Joe Boone, Mrs.
Mayme Galloway. Mrs. Harrison
Green of Salem, N. J., and Mrs.
Hugh L. Walker, all sisters of the
bride.
Mrs. Priesncll. mother of the
bride wore black, with black and
white accessories and a corsage of
pink carnations.
The bridegroom's mother wore a
suit of grey, with black acces
sories and a corsage of pink carna
tions. Mr. and Mrs. Beck will reside at
Alloway, N. J.
.
Jean Ann Bradley
Engaged To
Carey T.Wells
; Barbara Ann Boyd
To Be Married To
Erwin Burgin
Announcement of an engage
ment was tlie occasion for a buffet
supper given by Mrs. Ralph Pre
vosi on Friday night. The couple
honored were Miss Barbara Ann
Boyd and Mr. Erwin Burgin, whose
wedding will take place next
month. Miss Boyd is the daughter
ut Mr. and Mrs. Giddy Boyd. Mr.
Buigin's parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Lester' Burgin.
During tnt evening Mrs. Pre
vosi. a cousin of the bride-elect,
presented her with her crystal
service. .
A game of Canasta followed.
with Mr. Waller Taliaferro receiv
ing the prize for high score, and
Mr, : Henry Clayton the consola
tion.
The guest list included Mrs.
Boyd, "Mr. and Mis. Henry Clay
ton, Dr. and Mrs. Phil Medford.
Mrs. James Tutweiler. Miss Betty
Brown. Mr. Carroll Cabe, Mr. John
Whitman, Miss Norma Burgin, Miss
Lane Prevost. Mr. Jimmy Swift,
Mrs. Lester Burgin, Jr., Mr. Wal
ter Taliaferro, and Mr. Billy Bur
gin. Junaluska PTA
Hears Pending
School Laws
Junaluska PTA met Tuesday.
Feb. 20, with a record crowd. The
Rev. George Mehaffey of Dcllwood
Baptist church, conducted the de
votional. He stressed cooperation
on the part of teachers, home and
church in building citizens for the
future with the leadership of God.
Lawrence Leatheiwood, chair
man of the Haywood County Legis
lative committee, spoke on legis
lative matters, pointing out that
parents and teachers would be alert
to the happenings In Raleigh. He
pointed out also that copies of
pending bills were available with
the names of the law makers at
tached. It was mutually agreed
that informed citizens, especially
parents, were more effective voN
ers. It was further agreed that
politics had no place in matters
concerning the welfare of the
school children of North Carolina.
Members agreed that personali
ties and personal feeling should be
left out. and the betterment of
future educational systems should .
be the first consideration. Parents
were urged to let officials know
that they were expected to follow
such course of non-partisan and
non-personal interest, putting the
Declamation Contest '..' Hs"V scheduled for Tuesday,
n , , T ... r,. , Feb. 27, has been postponed until
Postponed Until Sixth ;Tll,M,.1Vi March 6
The DAR Declamation Contest! Tj,e place and hour remain the
same 9:45 a. m. in the audifoir-
ium of the Waynesville High
School.
DON'T MISS THIS ONE! . . .
lust Look At The Bargains We Have For You!
Belle -Hudson's Wednesday Morning
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bradley of
Waynesville announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Joan Ann
to Dr. Carey T. Wells, Jr., son nf
Dr. and Mrs. C. T. Wells of Canton.
Miss Bradley is a graduate of
Waynesville High School and is a
senior at Brenau College. Gaines
ville, Ga. She is president of the
student body, a .member of Phi Mu
social sorority, and has been elect
ed to "Who's Who Among Ameri
can Colleges and Universities"
Dr. Wells is a grariuale of the schools' welfare first through more
democratic forms of leadership.
I
Farewell Party
Given In
Center Pigeon
A farewell party was given for
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lollis. Mrs.
Edna Mease and Billie Mease, of
Center Pigeon, who are leaving for
San Frr.nciseo, Calif., to reside.
The party was given at the homa
of Mrs. Clifton Terrill. with Mrs.
E. B. Rickman, Mrs. Geneva Sing
leton and Mrs. Telia Beaverage as
co-hostesses. A gift was presented
to each.
Eastern Star Group
Will Meet March 1
The regular monthly meeting of
the Waynesville Chapter No. 165,
OES, will be held in the meeting
room in the First National Bank
Building at 7:30 on Thursday even
ing. March 1.
Mrs. Joe Liner, Worthy Matron,
urges every member to attend, as
).-,l1,,ti,,rt will taltp nlare. as well
uaA.v..i.K . ... k 1
s the annual election of oaicers. i uiutba m .u
Canton schools. He attended David
son College and was graduated
from Emory University School of
Dentistry with a D. I). S. Degree.
He is a member of Pi Kappa Phi
and Psi Omega fralernities and
is practicing dentistry in Canton.
The wedding is planned for sum
mer. Rocky Branch
WMS Holds Their
Monthly Meeting
The W. M. S. of Horky Branch
Baptist church held their regular
monthly business meeting last
Tuesday with Mrs. W. S. Weaver
presiding. The Society voted to
buy a half-ton of roal for two
needy families in the community.
The women met again on Fri
day night to study the hook, "Oh
Jerusalem." The Rev. Elmer
Greene led the study m'onp.
The next social, meeting, of the
group, will' be held on Tuesday,
March 6, at the home of Mrs. Jim
Ammons. The meeting was post
poned from Monday so that mem
bers could attend the evangelistic
rally at the First Baptist church on
that evening.
The Young Women's Sunday
School Class gave a surprise show
er for Betty Jean Jordan, adopted
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rube
Jordan, at her parents' home on
February 17. Those present were
Mrs. Kewlon Davis, Mrs. Abe Jor
dan. Mrs. Ennis Chambers, Mrs.
Bill Hembree, Mrs. W. C. Weaver,
Mrs. Leonard Bryson, Mrs. Charlie
Sawyer, Mrs. Melbourne Rogers,
Jr.. the Misses Fannie and Florence
Wyatt, Miss Peggy Davis, Miss Mil
dred Chambers and Miss Elizabeth
Mitchell.
U.D.C. Will Meet
With Mrs., Boyd
Friday, March 2
The Haywood. Chapter. U. I). C.
will meet with Mrs James R. Boyd,
Hazel Street, with Mrs. W. L. Mc
Cracken associate hostess, on Fri
day. March 2, at 3:30 o'clock.
Mrs. Sam Queen, president, will
preside, and Mrs. J. H. Howell, Sr.,
will have charge of the program.
Col J. H. Howell will discuss
some of the historical spots in Hay
wood County. i .
Mrs. R. N, Barber, Jr.. has been
called to Griffin, Ga., due to the
Mrs. R. L. Evans is president of
the PTA group, and Mrs. Willard
Moody is secretary,
SOC MARY JOYCE FRAUY 18
Mary Joyce Frady
And Boyce Brock
Married Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Frady, of
ll.velwood, announce the marriage
of their daughter, Mary Joyce to
Boyce Brock, son of Mrs. Jasper
brock and the late Mr. Brock also
of Hazelwood.
The wedding was performed
Friday night in the Hazelwood Bap-
t'St Church with the Rev. Jarvis
1 rock pronouncing the vows.
The bride was attired in a yellow
su t with brown accessories. She
wo.e a corsage of white carnations.
Her sister, Mrs, Jack Amnions, was
her ily attendant. Mrs. Ammons
wore a melon-colored suit with
black accessories and a corsage of
white carnations.
Hujh Messer served as best man.
M;-. Brock is employed at Dayton
Rubber Company and the bride is
a senior at the Waynesville High
School.
After a short honeymoon they
wil make their home in Hazelwood.
Sonoma O.E.S.
Honors Star
Points
Honoring the Star Points and
Friendshio Night, the Sonoma
Chapter No. 254, Order of the East,
em Star, met February 13, with
fifty members and visitors present.
Mrs. Clifton Terrill, Worthy Mat
ron, presided. Grand Esther, Mrs.
Hilda Halliburton, made a talk on
Esther. Special music was render
ed bv Mrs. Geneva Singleton, Mrs,
Edith Edwards, Mrs. Lucille Terrill
and Mrs. Annie Bramlette.
Flowers and gifts were present
ed to the Star Points, and gifts to
the Associate Star Points. Mrs.
Bramlette was presented a gift by
Mrs. TerrilJ as her first candidate.
of this year. Refreshments were
served bv Mrs. Geneva Singleton.
Mrs Welch Sineleton. Mr. and
Mrs. John Rigdon and Mrs. Weaver
Sheffield.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Balentine
had as their guests over the week
end, Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Balen
tine, and children, Linda and John
nie Lawrence, of Ware Shoals, S.
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