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Thursday Afternoon, Mircb. l , THE WAYNESVILLE MQUNTAESLTB PAGE TWO OF INTEREST TO WOMEN 'activities' CLUBS Office Phone 700 - MRS. BEN SLOAN. Editor - Home Phone 462-J ml Shower Honors Mrs. Ray Parton, iRecent Bride i'. Mrs. Frank Tucker and her sis ter Miss Ruth Shelton were host esses at a miscellaneous shower at Airs Tucker's home last Friday, honoring their sister, Mrs. Ray Parton. Mrs. Parton, the former Miss Frances Shelton, was married early In February. The guest list Included Mr. and Jtrs Parton, Mrs. Jule Boyd, Mrs. Way Fisher, Mrs. Kent Ketner, Mrs. George Knine, Mrs. John Wil liams, Mr. and Mrs. M. II. Gaddisi Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jones, Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Coleman. Mr. and Mrs. Will Corzine, Mrs. Lee How ell, Mrs. James Morgan, Mrs, Mar jorie Morgan, Mrs. Robert Lowe, Mrs. Coleman Parton. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Parton, Mr. and Airs. Gordon Cagle, Mr. and Mrs. Char lie Carver, Mrs. II. M. Caldwell, Mrs. Roy Plott, Mr. and Mrs. Max, Gene Allison, Mrs. Fred Allison, j Also, Mrs. Rodger Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. Grady Howell, Mrs, F. R Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Grov er Moody, Mrs. Jack Bradley. Mrs, Fannie Garrett, Mrs. Marvin Lcalh rrword, Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Par ton, fir, and Mrs. Troy Parton, Mr. j and Mrs. Henry Allison, Miss Bet ty Jean Carver, Miss Ruby Cald well, Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Caldwell. Mr. rnd Mrs. Norman Cagle, Mr. mid Mrs. James Kuykendall, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Shelton, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Howell, Mr. and Mrs. Grady Wilson, Mrs. Calvin Hose, Mrs. Zeb Cagle, Mrs. D, J. Boyd, j Also Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ralner. ! Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shelton. Mr. and Mrs. Walter MehalTey, M Roy Wllscn, Mr. and Mrs. William Mes ser, Miss Mary Sue Sparks, Mrs. Bell Smith, Mr. and Mrs. William! Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown,' Mr. and Mrs. Roe Parton, Miss Kathleen Moody, Darrell Cagle,' Kenneth Tucker, Wayne Owen, Jr., Mrs. Tommy Caldwell, Mrs. Bessie Tucker, Mrs. Amos Moody, Krnest Rose, David Ross Howell, Thomas Tuckir, Mrs. Earl Messer, Ralph Mess;r, Davis Roe Tucker, John nie Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carver, Mrs. Lowell Moody, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moody, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Messer. Ruth Swan G. A. Has Study Course . The Ruth Swan Girls' Auxiliary of the First Baptist church met last Monday night at the home of Mrs. M. T. Bridges. Mrs. J. Ji Siler conducted a study course on tlie book, "Whispers Out of the Dust." - Those present were: Mrs. Joe Cathey, leader of the group, ard the Misses Sara Brown, Jj.inne Bradley, Aileen Campbell. Betty Ann Howell, Sue Campbell, Jcs at Alexander, Donna o.I qieen, lands June Messer, June Davis, Barbira Teague and Marguerite Leatherwood. . Mrs. Frank Brown, who has been ill at her home, is improving. Business And Professional WomenEnjoy Second Anniversary Party A H.v.cr J x I v tit WV.'V..-. i ". ' TV A1 ?"'-: V Ml An ivtning of fun marked the observance of the second anniversary of the Business and Professional Woman's Club here Tuesday night. Many of the members dressed as two-year-olds, and games appropriate to that age were played. Here they are shown, in the hap py birthday mood, as they gathered around the birthday cake, and punch bowl for refreshments. Mrs. Edith P. Alley is president. i Staff Photo). " ; ' . ' ' :' 1. i Education Aims Endorsed By Saunook P.T.A. Two proposals relating to edu cation were endorsed by the Sau nook PTA at its meeting February 23. The group voted to approve a proposal for a five-member Board of Education for Haywood County. The two new members would be ap pointed by legislative action, .and I would be in addition to the present ' three elected members, j The group also endorsed a letter to be sent to the legislators of Hay wood County urging them to sup- port an adequate appropriation of funds to insur i progressive opera tion of North Carolina scho . A nominating committee .vas ap pointed as follows: Mrs. Guy ! Queen. Mrs. Herschel Stephens and Everett Clark. A committee was also appointed to study ways of improving the school's lanch room rating. Serv ing on this committee are Mrs. Lester Eavenson, Mrs. James Gar rett and Mrs. Guy Queen. A special program in honor of Founders Day was presented by the children of the school. Lebo Mathis is convalescing at .the home of his son, Wayne Mathis. February Bride y- f MRS. JAMES CAROL BLRGESS Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Nelson of Waynesvllle, formerly of Maggie, announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Dorothy Mae Nel son, to Mr. James Carol Burgess. Mr. Burgess is the son of Mr. Grady Burgess of Waynesville. ' The couple were married on Feb ruary 25, in Greenville, S. C. Miss Evelyn Lee Nelson, sister of the PTAMeethigH? Varied ProgrcJ More than a undred attended lh l. the Crabtree-Iron Dul Washlnetnn-.. t);.. , u a Vouo.ll .! .... . 0 thd morttitirr 1 ' row was in charge of uji Founders Dav n,, 'ae The recentlv gave a numbu- under iC ship of Mrs. Philiin Cha J Mrs. Albert FerguT isoland, Mrs. Kr ,t i- ." I Jewel Dee Fergu on. sit& Darwin 1WV....1 H ro lowing (I,, Progr members of th,. hm i.n.i. lieu -Noiaiid, Smedjl uuy tune ana oilier refresh-J Mrs. Monroe Wobb of fl Cove is a pat:, m j an y nospuai. bride, accompaniul them to (1 vine. Mr. and Mrs. Burgess til with his Kraiutnawin Waynesville. He is employed J rooa More B.&P.W.Club Celebrates Second Birthday A "Kid's Party" motif highlight ed tlie second-anniversary meeting of the Business and Professional Women's Club of Waynesville on Tuesday night The theme was car lied out not only in decorations, program, and refreshments, but in the costumes of the guests. Mrs. M. G. Stanley received a prize for be ing the most typical two-year old, and Miss Frances Hose look the honors as most comical. The program included an am ateur radio show, which was re corded and played back late- in the evening. News bulletins were dis tributed during the social hour. In charge of the program was the Radio and News Service Commit tee, composed of Mrs. lien Phillips, Mrs. Joe Stanelli, .and Miss Mary Cornwell. After the party, Mrs. Doyle Alley, president, held a brief busi ness session. ReyMcConnell To Speak At 1 Saunook P.T.A. "Growing Toward Maturity" will be the subject of a talk by the Rev. Charles McConnell on Monday night, March 5. before members of the Saunook PTA. Rev. McConnell is pastor 'f the Cullowhee Baptist Church and is president of the Cullowhee PTA. The public is invited to attend this meeting. March Home Demonstration Meetings Are Announced Young Women Between 18 and 34 Years THEWAC ....WAf; offer You a Great Future! ADVANCEMENT! EXCELLENT ; TRAINING! FREE MEDICAL CARE! GOOD PAY I SECURITYI TRAVEL! Join the WOMEN'S ARMY CORPS . .or -.'' WOMEN'S AIR FORCE , Nowl ... become a part of the team of men and women who I have a vital role in the Nation's Defense. Share the feeling " of really doing your part for Freedom! The need is now! ' See your nearest WAC-WAF recruiter and learn about the i interesting and profitable career opportunities awahingyou! U.S. ARMY AND U.S. AIR FORCE RECRUITING STATION POST OFFICE BUILDING ' Asheville, N. C- U.D.C. Will Meet With Mrs. Boyd Friday, March 2 The Haywood Chapter, U. D. C. will meet with Mrs. James H. Boyd, Hazel Street, with Mrs. W. h. Me Cracken associate hostess, on Fri day, March 2, at 3:30 o'clock. Mrs. Sam Queen, president, will preside, and Mrs. J. II. Howell, Sr., will have charge of the program. Col J. II. Howell will discuss some of the historical spots in Hay wood County. Burnetta Siding Guests Of Cecil HD Club The Cecil Club met at tne Bur' nette Siding Church in the Cecil Community with Mrs. Thomas Er wln and Mrs. J. II. Reece as host esses. Mrs. .1. E. Burnette. Presi dent, was in charge of the meet ins. The meeting was opened with the Club's Collect repeated in uni son and the group enjoyed special music by a trio composed of Mrs. Thomas Erwin, Mrs. J. E. Burnette and Mrs. J. H. Heece, with Mrs. James Reeves at the niano, Mrs. Burnette Rave a report on the County Council meeting and ap pointed Mrs. James Reeves, Chair man, Mrs. J. H. Reece and Mrs. Rhonie Allison as a committee to make definite plans for an Achieve ment Day theme. Leaders' reports were heard from. Mrs. George Allen on Poul try; Mrs. James Reeves on Gar dens; and Mrs. J. E. Burnette on Foods and Nutrition. The Home Agent demonstrated lighting and lamp conversion, as well as discussing Family Finances. Club members had prepared a nice exhibit of hand-made articles. Special guests were ladies of the Burnette Siding Community, who were Welcomed as guests and in vited to participate in the Cecil Home Demonstration Club. Announcement was made that the March meeting will be held att Little East Fork Laurel Grove Bap tist Church with Mrs. James Reeves, Mrs. Howard Medford and Mrs. Coy Pressley as hostesses. Nurses Hear Talk On Disaster Care A talk on "Nursing Care In Atom Bomb Disaster" was part of the program of the monthly meet ing of the Haywood County Nurses' Club on Monday night. Miss Judy Gooden was- the speaker. Also on the program was a movie, "House of Mercy". The meeting was held at the Nurses' home, with Mrs. Ernest Edwards and Mrs. Warren Whit man as hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Shelton of Atlanta, Ga., spent' last .weekend with the formers' parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Shelton. .'.- Miss Geraldine Hoglen is ill at the Haywood County Hospital. Miss Mary Cornwell, Home Dem onstration agent, has announced the schedules for the month for Haywood's clubs as follows. March 1. Thursday - Dell wood Mis M 11 Caldwell -2:00. March 1, Thursday Good Neigh bors of Center Pigeon Mrs. B. N. Pierce with Mrs. L. N. Coghurn as co-hostess 7:00. March 2, Friday Jonathan Creek-Mrs. J, L. Palmer--2:00. March 5, Monday Morning Star Mrs. Zeb Muse 2:01). March 0, Tuesday Beaverdam Mrs. George Culbreth with Mrs. Tom Ilipps, co-hostess 2:00. March 7, Wednesday Aliens Creek Mrs. Arthur Dills at home of Miss Annabelle Mull 1:30. March 8, Thursday Fines Creek cMrs. Cauley Rogers 10:30. j "'"March 9, Friday Ironduff Mrs. J. R. Caldwell 2:00. March 12. Monday Upper Ctab tree Mrs. .1. M. Davis 2:00. March 12, Monday Canton Homemakers Mrs. Woodrow Wil liams 7:30. March 13, Tuesday South Clyde Mrs. J. C. Allen 2:00. March 13. Tuesday Lakeside Mis. Rudolph Carswell 7:30. Mrs. Hal Thompson co-hostess. March 14, Wednesday Francis 1 Cove Mrs. Troy Wyche 2:00. March 15. Thursday Maggie Mrs. Bertll Wahlgren 1:30. March 16. Friday Crabtrec Hyder Mt. to be announced. March 19, Monday Rogers Cove Mrs. Gudger Hipps 2:00, March 19, Monday Ratcliffe Cove Mrs. D. Reeves Noland with Mrs. Graham Rogers, co-hostess 7:30. March 20, Tuesday County Council Meeting Home Demons tration Kitchen 2:00. March 20, Tuesday Waynesville Homemakers-rMrs. Ben Phillips 7:30. March 21. Wednesday Bethel Mrs. Hugh Terrell, with Mrs. Earl Moore, co-hostess 2:00. March 22, Thursday West Can tonMrs. J. E. Corzine 2:00. March 23, Friday Junaluska Mrs. A. J. McCracken 2:00. March 26, Monday McKimmon Mrs. Ralph Crawford, (with Mrs. D. E. Morgan and Miss Willie Smathers, co-hostessesi 2:00. March 26, Monday Cornwell Club (Saunook) Mrs. Charles Beck 7:30. March 27, Tuesday Clyde Mrs. George F. Rogers, with Mrs. Grady Rogers and Mrs. C. Hugh Rogers, co-hostesses 10:30. March 28, Wednesday Cecil Little East Fork Laurel Grove Bap. tist Church with Mrs. James Reeves, Mrs. Howard Medford, and Mrs. Coy Pressley as hostesses 1:30. M 'ffi- $16.95) fit According to legend, Cheju, an island off the Korean coast (755 square miles) was created 2,500 years ago when a volcano blew its tOP. -v." .''..' '-A, ' ...... CRABTREE IVMU TO MEET The W.M.U. of Crabtree Baptist church will meet Saturday, March j. at 1U o clock to begin a week of prayer and programs at the church. Everybody is cordially in vited to attend. ' ' CIRCLE MEETING CHANGED Circle No. 6 of the First Melho dist church will meet on Monday night. March 5 instead of Ti as previously scheduled. Thp rirclo I is to meet with Mrs. Woodrow Campbell. . Coleman Trull of Cruso broke a leg Wednesday while dehorning cattle. After treatment in Waynes ville he was taken to an Asheville hospital. Gently arched hipline. Sheen gabardine with tiny shawl Gently arched hopline suit, collar; cuffed sleeves. Curved outlook slim Mlliouelte in fine all-wool uoisted. W beige, toast, grey. Hipline pocket interest suit in light grey flannel. Oversize bone button, accents. The love of your Spring wardrobe . . . any one of our fresh-as-the season r ' r: suits. Slim silhouetted . . . gently detailed . . . wondrously facric-ed in nnbardines, flannels, rayons and worsteds. Flatteringly toned in this Spring's most popular shades. Junior and misses' sizes. At pleasingly low prices. -..' '"'' . '"..-.''-.''"'"'. . .''-. .... . MASSUTS DEPT. STORE "Better Brands Mean Better BiW' i
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