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THE WAYNTSVILLE MOUNT A1NXEH
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN mm-
CLUBS
Office Phone 700 MRS. BEN SLOAN. Editor Home Phone 46iJ
Betty lean Hyatt
Winners In Home Demonstration Club Dress Revue Here Wednesday
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Tht-se ladit'S won piits in Hit- anminl dress revile lii'ie Wudiiesday, as .several hundred gathered at the First Methodist thureh. Hack row, left '.to riht: Mrs. iviark Swain,
Beavenliini Club; Mi . Carl RaiiflilTe, Waynesville Miu'innkors; Mrs. N. C. Ilellamey, Jr., Canton Honiemakers; Mrs. Mark JU''" Canton Honiemakers; Mrs. T. Hugh
Rogers. Clyde; Mi Paul IIa.iII. MiKiimiKm: Mrs. Henry darner. Ilethel; Mrs. K. Cr. Cat hey, South Clyde; Mrs. Annie Uramlett, Center Pigeon. Second row; Mrs. Herbert
Plott. Maggie: Mi- Wayne Fiaiiklin, Lakeside; Mrs. Herbert Cody, Heaverdani; Mrs. Charles Heck, Saunook; Mrs. C. C, Willis, lieaverdam; Mrs. Henry daddy, Francis
Cove: Mr- II J. TI..hihmiii. I -;i k -1 i . ; Mrs. (lem-.'e VVi i(.'hl, lleaverdam. First row, seated: Mrs. George Edgerton, .Canton Hoineniakers; Mrs. Hugh 'Keener, McKimmoni
Mrs. V. S. MeF.lrath. We'i Canti-n. Mis. Oii.s Cle. Clyde; Mrs. Harry Lee Liner. Jr., Lakeside; Mrs. George Culbreth, Heaverdani; Mrs. V, C. Mann, South Clyde.
(Photo by Ingram's Studio).
Isabel Ferguson Engaged
To William Hargadine, Jr.
The R. L. Loes
At Dinner
Announcement lias been mnde uf
the enjaaeineni ni Mi- Isabel Fej
Kuson. daufcbter ot the lale Mr. and
""J !!" ,lt Will Entertain
ti a., ii inc. hi 1 1 1 i.i mi 1 1 ill ; .mi in .
Jr., son oi ViUijiuiHi i adir.'v and
tlie late Mrs. Mary 1 hai T ifarea
(line of Fellon, Welawaie. 'I'lie
wedding is planned for May 5.
The bride-eleet wa i.m I nat 'J
from Agnes Seolt Cole'Je and n!.
'.ained a Masti r's deyi re lium I lie
University of Chieai'o.
She has also done crs'diiato work
at the American l.'nnei-ily and N
now chief of the sulmtiniinMii)
wage branch of.tlu- Wa:v and Hour
and Public Contract Dp. i ioi,s of
the United Stales Department of
Labor.
Mr. Hargadine. a praduate of the
University of Pennsylvania, is reu-
HDC Schedule
Is Announced
For April
The schedule of meetings for
Haywood County Home Demons-
E. Ann Parkmcm
To Celebrate
Birthday Todiy
Elizabeth Ann P. iIihihp will en
tertain with a piiit" In iter linnie
(ration Clubs for the remainder of ion South Main, Street His evening
ional director for the Wage and
Hour and Public Cmiliai is Divi
sions in the stales ()f Pennsylvania
Delaware, and Maryland-
Mrs. Jess Crouscr
Is Installed As
; Auxiliary Head
the month has been announced., as
follows;
Friday, tith Jonathan Creek
Mrs. Hoy Plott 2:00.
Monday, 9th Clothing Leaders'
Training School Home Demons
tration Kitchen 2:00.
Monday. 9th -Canton Honiemak
ers 7:30. '
Tuesday. 10th South Clyde
Mrs. V. N. Allen wi(h Mrs. Van
Deaver, co-hostess) 2:00.
Tuesday. 10th Lakeside Home
Demonstration Kitchen (with Mrs.
Howell Crawford and Mrs. Fisher
Sprinkle as hostesses) 7:30.
Wednesday Joint Francis Cove
Aliens Creek Clubs Home Dem
onstration Kitchen (with Mrs.
Homer West, Mrs. Frank Chris
topher and Mrs. Hiram McCracken
as hostessesi 2:00.
Thursday, 12th Fines Creek
Mrs. Fred Plott entertained with I uvm
a surprise party for her son. John-1 Krida i3thIron DufrHome
ny Plott, on t hi occasion of his i n
Monday. 16th Rogers Cove
Mr. and Mrs. It. L. Lee will en
tertain with a family dinner this
' evening in honor of Mr- and Mrs.
Thomas E. Lee of Newark, New
Jersey, whose marriage took place
t last month in Wichita, Kansas.
j Attending in addition to the hon
or guests will be Capt. and Mrs.
Henry- Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
' Dickey and daughter. Miss Mar
I'aref Dickey, of Swt etwater. -Trim.,
j and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lee of
i Waynesvilie.
Mrs. Fred Plott
; Gives Surprise
Party For Son
kHtfhth birthday. The party was giv-
; , n t. "", ' . e . T Mrs. W. P. LeathePwood2:00.
i miv ui .lit i Ki.:i v uiju CSLlimil,
Mrs. Jess Crouser, Jr., was in
stalled as president of thr Auxiliary 1 The appointments and refrcsh
of Veterans of Foreign W.us at the ! mcnts followed a Dutch theme, in
annual dinner ineetint: of the or-' keeping with a study of Holland be
panization Monday night, in tho:ing carried on by the grade. Mini
Towne House. .She mrtoocIs M rs. : at ore Dutch .shoes were used as
James ft- Thomas, Jr. j place cards and candies in the
Othey new Officers in -tal'.ed at ' shape of tulips were given as fav
the dinner were Mi s Fi ances Hose. ors. The birthday cake was also
senior vice-president: Mrs. Tom decorated with tulips and Dutch
Campbell, Sr.," junior vice-pre-d-! shoes-
dent; and Mrs. Sebe liiyson, treas
urer. Mrs. Roy Campbell, distric t presi
dent of the V. F. W. Auxiliary, con
ducted the installation service.
Announcement was made of the
district meeting to be held in Ilre
vard next week-
Mrs. Plott was assisted by her
niece. Mrs. Joe Lowman of Ashe
ville, and Miss Eunice Staeey,
grade teacher.
Guests in adidtion tn the second
grade students, were Garya Jo
Lowman of Asheville and Barbara
Rogers,
April First - Another
Earni
nns Pavmenl
-Paid and credited to our many savings ac
counts the sum of $17,.00.00 on April 1st, our
semi-annual earnings payments.
Now is the time to count yourself in for the
next, Octoher 1st. Open an account now, add to
it regularly. Savings are insured here to $10,
000.00, Deposits made by 10th. of month will
earji from the 1st. Call on us personally, or use
our save-by-mail plan. You'll like saving here!
HAYWOOD
HOME BUILDING & LOAN ASSN.
Phone 17
tVaynesville, N. C.
143 Main Street
Monday, 16th Ratcliffe Cove
Home Demonstration Kitchen (with
Mrs. Grace Camp, Miss Peggy
Camp and Mrs. Algie Ratcliffe as
hostesses) 7:30.
Tuesday, 17th Upper Crabtree
Mrs. Willie Smith 2:00.
Tuesday, 17th Waynesvilie
Honiemakers Mrs. J. Howard Bry-
son 7:30.
Wednesday, 18th Bethel Mrs
David Vance (with Mrs. Turner
Vance, and Mrs. Ellis Wells as co-
hostesses) 2:00.
Thursday, 19th Maggie Mrs.
W. P. Boyd 2:00.
Friday, 20th Crabtree-Hyder
Mt. Mrs. Glenn Palmer (with
Mrs. G. C. Palmer Jr. as co-hos-
tessi 2:00.
Monday, 23rd McKimmon
Mrs. J. V. Lime (with Mrs. Glenn
Williams) 2:00.
Monday, 23rd Saunook Mrs
Leon Cross 7:30.
Tuesday, 24th Clyde Mrs. Bill
Hannah (with Mr. Lewis Smith
and Mrs. T, E, Reed, co-hostesses)
1030.
Wednesday, 25th Cecil Mrs? J
E. Burnette 1:30.
Thursday, 26th West Canton
Mrs. meodore Clark 2:00.
Friday, 27th Junaluska Mrs
W. B. Noland 2:00.
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MRS. BARBER TO ATTEND
WASHINGTON MEETINGS
Mrs. R. N. Barber, Sr., will leave
Monaay lor Washington, D. C
where She will renresent tho rw.
cas Bell Love Chapter, Daughters
of the American Revolution at the
Continental Coneresn of the K
tional Society Of the D A R. unit
will also attend a meeting of the
National Society of Daughters of
the American Colonists
Mrs. Barber is regent at the Un-
aka chapter of the Daughters of
In. celebration 'U of her eleventh
birthday.
A buffet supper will be served
in the playroom which will be
decorated with pink and yellow
balloons. A two-tiered birthday
cake with lighted yellow candles
will center the table and ca'rry out
the pink and yellow motif,
Bingo and ping-pong will be
featured and prizes will be award
ed to the winners.
Elizabeth Ann will be assisted
by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Farkman, and Mr. and Mrs. Fran
cis Massie.
The guests will include Barbara
Shuler, Patience Ray, Jean Weath-
erby, Tcs iMassie, Susan Prevost,
Joan Prevst. Adora Lea Prevost,
Hetty Barber, Agnes Jane Rober-
son, Marty and Gray Watkins.
Becky Tutor, Tommy Massie, Ned
die Tucker, Sonny Prevost, and
Skipper Sloan.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Burgin, Sr.,
had as recent guests Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Robstock of Crystal Beach,
Ontario, Canada, Mrs, Alice Mar
tin of Batavia, N- Y.. and Mrs
Josephine Moffitt of Gary, Indiana.
Mrs. Worley
Is Hostess For
Home Club
Mrs. R. H. Worley was hostess
for the April meeting of the Morn
ing Star Home Demonstration Club
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Lane Medford presided and
the devotional was given by Mrs.
V. E- Wilson, Jr,
A commltte composed of Mrs.
L. L. Drye, Mrs. Howard Cole and
Mrs. A. L. Maxwell, was appointed
to plan a window exhibit in Canton
for National Home Demonstration
Week.
Leaders reports were given on
arts and crafts by Mrs- P. N. Hig
gins, food and nutrition by Mrs.
Gordon Sharp, gardens by Mrs.
Lewin Medford, house furnishings
by Mrs. V. E. Wilson, clothing' by
Mrs. R. H. Worley, and food con
servation by Mrs. Jack Smathers-
Pressure cookers belonging to
the members were checked and a
demonstration on Salads was given
by the home agent, Miss Mary
Cornwell.
13 IS HIS NUMBER
LOS ANGELES (AP) There's
nothing unlucky about number 13
for Master Mark Charles Murphy.
Born Feb. 13, he cut his 13th tooth
on the 13th day of his 13th month.
Furthermore, he's the 13th grand
child of a family that arrived here
on a Sept. 13 many years ago.
LAFF - A - DAY
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Miss Hyatt Is
Engaged To
F. R. Richardson
Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Hyatt of
Waynesvilie announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Bet
ty Jean Hyatt, to Frank Raymond
Richardson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Stewart Richardson, of
Lawreneeville, N. J.
A June wedding is planned.
The bride-elect was graduated
from Waynesvilie High School and
Peace Junior College, Raleigh,
where she was a member of Sigma
Phi Kappa Sorority. Following
graduation from the latter, she
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servea as secretary to ur. nuiiam
C. Pressley, president of the col
lege ,and is now employed as sec
retary to the Lakeside Apartment
Colony in St. Petersburg, Fla. She
will return home in May.
Mr Richardson, a member of
the senior class of North Carolina
State College, will receive a B.S.
degree in June.' He is a graduate
of Princeton High School, Prince
ton,. N. J., and attended Rutgers
University prior to serving with
the Medical Corps of the U. S.
Navy during World War II. He is
a member of the Leopold Wildlife
Society at State.
Training School
Planned For
HDC Leaders
A training school for clothing
leaders of HTaywoofl County Home
Demonstration Clubs will be held
Monday, April 9, at 2 p. m. in the
Home Demonstration Kitchen in
Waynesvilie. .
Miss Julia Mclver, clothing
specialist from State College, will
conduct the course,
Mr. and Ivlrs- A, J, Fahcher of
HazelwOod, will leave ' today for
Augusta, Georgia to attend the
Masters' Golf Tournament. From
there they will go to Savannah to
visit their son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. M- C. Crane, and
their granddaughter, Patsy. They
will also make a short visit to
Florida, stopping in Deland and
Sehring, before returning home
about April 17.
Beaverdam Home
Club Meets
With Mrs. Cody
The Beaverdam Home Demon
stration Club met Tuesday after
noon in the home of Mrs. Herbert
Cody with Mrs. Elmer Keener ns
co-hostess.
Mrs. Ernest Jones, president,
presiding at the business session,
during which reports of the county
council meeting were given by Mrs.
Paul Robinson and Mrs. C. C
Willis. Mrs. Paul Robinson, Mrs. David
Burch, Mrs. Sherrlll Jimison, Mrs.
Herbert Cody, and Mrs. C. C- Willis
were named as a committee to pre
pare and present a radio program
during National Home Demonstra
tion Week.
A committee was named to furn
ish cookies for the Spring Federa
tion Meeting as follows:- Mrs. Her
shell Hipps, Mrs. Mark Swaim,
Mrs. Lloyd Jones, and Mrs. David
Burch.
Leaders reporting were Mrs. Joe
Cogburn, Mrs. T. G. Murray, Mrs.
Swaim, Mrs. Hershell Hipps, Mrs.
Roy Robinson, Mrs. Tom Hipps,
Mrs. George Culbreth and Mrs.
Herbert Cody.
The demonstration on "Salads"
was given by Miss Mary Cornwell.
Mrs. Edgar H- Goold Is visiting
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs, Charles Williams, in Wilmington.
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Miss Hyatt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ll.tn v ,1 l u u;
ville is engaged to Frank Raymond Hichaut-on. ui, ut Mr
Robert Stewart Richardson of Lawrtiueuile,
Wedding will take place in June.
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