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TOE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN activity
CLUBS
Office Phone 700 MRS. BEN SLOAN. Editor Home Phone 462-J
Mrs. Newell Is
Speaker For
FH A Banquet
'Mrs'.'- C. O. Newell was the
speaker at the annual Mother
Daughter Banquet held by mem
bers of the Future Homemakers of
America Club of the Waynesville
High School at the East Waynes
ville Elementary School, Thurs
day rtight. She was introduced by
Margaret Noland. chairman of the
program committee.
Mouriene Carver, president of
the club, served as toast mistress
and Bettv Farmer was in charge
of the devotional.
The program included vocal
solos by Mary Evelyn Plemmons
and Man Jane Rogers and a toast
to the Mothers was given by Bar
bara, Chase. Mrs, Phillip Chase re
sponded to the toast.
Special guests, wru were intro
duced by Mrs. John Nesbitt. facul
ty advisor for the group, included
Miss Louise Swann, assistant state
supervisor of Vocational Home
Kconomics; Mrs. Woodson Jones,
superintendent of the Haywood
County Schools; Mrs. Joe Cline.
Miss Marguerite Way. Mrs. Edna
Noland. and Mrs. Pearl Brummitt,
all home economics teachers in
Haywood County; and Miss Jean
Childers. assistant home demons
tration agent for Haywood County.
Mrs. Nesbitt was presented a
corsage of red roses the club
flower by the chapter mothers
uho arc Mrs. J C Seay. Mrs. Fred
Farmer, and Mrs. W. E. Carter.
Banquet committee chairmen, in
addition to Mary Evelyn Plem
mons .were Neil Scruggs, invita
tion, and Joyce Carter, decoration.
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This year is the telephone"s seventy-fifth and busiest birthday.
What began as a line between two rooms in a Boston attic in
1876 has developed, in one lifetime, into a Long Distance network
that covers the Nation and extends to most of the world's
telephones. This great system has grown in answer to the needs
of a people. And it's a good thing it has. In these threatening
times, the Long Distance lines that bind this country together are
more vital than ever. For today they are helping to speed produc
tion and guard the Nation's security jobs that call for nothing
less than the best telephone service in the world. Southern Bell
Telephone and Telegraph Company.
Woman's Society
Meets Tuesday
The Woman's Society of Chri:
tian Service of the First Metho
dist Church w ill meet Tuesday
afternoon at 3:30 o'clock.
Election of officers will be held 1
during the business hour and ,he
aT-THen11 ,H p,m'nu'f by Mri j
The Prayer Group will meet at
3 o'clock preceding the meeting.
U.D.C. Chapter
Meets At Home
Of Mrs. Green
The April meeting of the Hay i
wood Chapter Ihited Daughter ;
of the Confederacy as held Fri- i
.-. fii.Vnn.,,. in th h, ,,r ir i
Mr f!n...n uiih Mr r f Kh-k. !
Patrick and Miss
Rubin. i Miller as
associate hostesses.
Queen. Sr. presided.
.Mrs. Glenn Tweed
was in charge of the
presented a paper
Baird Vance.
Puling the biisir.es
were completed for
muting of the L I) I
Mu. rtwtrivi i
to be held!
at the First Presbyterian Church
here. Friday, April 13.
Mrs. W. F. Swift announced that
the annual 'declamation contest for
boys in file Waynesville High
School will be held May 10 and
Mrs X..W. Garrett. Sr. announced
plans for the. annual sale of Con
federate Flak's on May 5.
Mrs. K. A. Anderson of John
ston City, Tenn . former member
of the chapter, was a guest at the
meeting and a special welcome was
given Mis. Hoy Martin, member,
who is here from Warren-Robins.
Ga., for a visit.
The residence was decorated
with arrangements of japonica,
jonquils, and hyacinths and an
ice course was served, during the
social hour.
Free Methodist
Class Meets
With Miss Bishop
The Sunshine Class of the Free
Methodist Church composed of
oung people between the ages of
lti and 2(1. met Fridav night in the
h,ome of the, teacher. Miss Charlotte
Bishop.
During the business hour officers
for the next six months were elect
ed as follows: Thelma Carver, pres
ident; Roy Lee I'ressley, vice
president; and Hillip llurgess. sec-,
retary-treasii ror.
A wiener roast and games feat
ured the social hour.
Those present were Thelma Car
ver. Nellie Ruth Pressley, Willie
Jean Trammell. Ann Cogdill, Mary
Etta Ray, Billie Burgess Roy Lee
Pressley, Clarence Moore. Miss
Bishop and Miss Ruth Gruber.
Special guests were Lee l'.ay.
Harry and Jerry Ray, and Mrs. Jess
Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lamb
and daughters. Miss Polly and
Jane Lamb, of Wynewood, Pa.,
spent the week-end here as guests
of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Kilpat
rick. Mr. and Mrs. Curt E. Kaufman
and small daughter have returned
from a visit in Florida.
Helping the
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75 YEARS OF SERVICE TO THE NATION
UDC To Hold
Meeting Here
i Brownie Troop
i Will Attend
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Circus Matinee
Members of the Hazelwood
Brownie Troop No. 2 with their j Mrs- Sal L. Queen, Sr., is pres.
leaders. Mrs. Harry Bourne and dtnt-wl11 be the hostess chapter.
Mrs, Sam Lane, are making plans !
to attend the King Brothers Circus
in Asheville next Saturday after
noon. The circus is being shown
under the auspicies of the Ashe
ville Shrine Club.
Bourne is making arrange-
mcnis tor wie trip ana xickcis lor
"e circus are being given to the
t-'i''s by Mr. Hourno,
The girls have been asked
to
meet at .the iiazciwood M'liool
Mrs Sam ' Promptly ai vi. o chick nooo uivnai
' urriay.
of Asheville Members of the troop are Nancy
proaraln and I l'hillipsii Nancy Rector, Judy Ket-
on Zebulon i nt'r, Judy Whitener, Delphi Wil
' liams Carolyn Davis, Nancy Pre
s hour plans ivost. Susan Prevost, Glenda Lee
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Hoooer. Amelia Gibson. Tobv Craw
frd. Betty Swanger, Polly Jordon."
Wilma Jo McCall and Milly Frank-
lin.
Center Pigeon
Club Meet With
Mrs. Way Mease
The Good Neighbors Club of
Center Pigeon met Thursday r.ight
tin the home of Mrs. Way Mease
with Mrs, Jim Queen as co-hostess.
I Mrs B. N. Pierce gave the devo
tional. ; During the business session, wiili
j Mrs W, C. Murray presiding, re
i poiis were given on the meeting
I of the County Council and the
Spring Dress Revue.
I "Project leaders reported as fol-
lows: poultry. Mrs. R. G. Chason;
food preservation. Mrs. Gay Cham
bers; house furnishings, Mrs.
Hatnes Henson; clothing, Mrs. Jim
Queen; home management, Mrs.
John Shipman: and arts and crafts,
Mrs Cecil Murray.
The demonstration on Salads was
given by Miss Mary Cornwell,
home agent.
During the social hour Mrs. Mur
ray conducted an auction of hand-
made articles proceeds from ( Inn for the visiting officers. Over
which went into the club treasury.! night visitors will be guests of Mrs.
; Queen at Queen's farm on the
Presbyterian
Women To Hold
Monthly Meeting
The Women of the Wavnesullo
Presbyterian Church will h
;;;,dthf,i
church Tuesday night at 7:30
o'clock.
Mrs. L. M- Richeson. president,
will preside and all women of the
church congregation are inv!,ed to
attend.
ATTENDING OFFICER COURSE
First Lt. James R. Carpenter of
Waynesville is attending the
Squadron Officer course at Max-
well Air Force Base, Alabama,
Lieutenant Carpenter is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. J, N. Carpenter.
Nation
for 75 years
To htlp speed your Long Distance call, please
give the operator the out-of-town telephone number.
Telephone lines are busy with national defense, '
District
Friday
A meeting of the First District
of the North Carolina Division,
United Daughters of the Confed
eracy will be held at the First
Presbyterian Church here, Friday,
April 13, beginning at 10:30
o'clock. , r
.n.ipier, oi which
-rs. "mry y. Ve, aisinci ai
rector ,of Asheville, Is in charge of
the program which will open with
the processional and call to order.
The invocation will be given by
the Rev. J E. Yountz of Waynes
ville. The pledge of allegiance to
the American flag and the salute
to confederate flag will be led by
Mrs. Walter Jones, of Sylva. The
Salute to North Carolina flag and
singing of "Old North State' will
be led by Margaret Davis Haves
Chapter. Hcndersonville.
Mrs. W, A. Hyatt of Haywood
Chapter, Waynesville, will make
the address of welcome and
response will be given by Mrs J.
V. Erskine of Asheville.
Mrs. Preston Thomas of Ashe-
ville will present the division pres-
:'' s- Henry u, Mevens who
will then address the meeting.
Miss Pauline Slaughter of Can
ton, vice district director, will in
troduce the state officers.
Mrs. W. F. Swift of Waynesville
will introduce the pages, Bettv
Barber and Mary White.
The minutes of the last district
meeting will be read by Mrs Glenn
Tweed, secretary, of Asheville.
Committees will be appointed.
Reports will be made by chap
ters in the District, which will in
clude Asheville and Fanny Patton
Chapters. Asheville, and chapters
from Cantton, Hendersonville, Syl
va and Waynesville.
There will be a fifteen-minute
panel discussion, led by State Pres
ident, Mrs. Henry L. Stevens.
Mi s. J. o. Hendrix, Canton, will
conduct a Memorial Service.
Luncheon will follow. During the
luncheon reports of committees
will be given.
UDC mambers planning to at
tend the luncheon have been asked
to make reservations through
their chapter president or with
Mrs. Queen.
Friday evening members of the
hostess chapter will entertain with
a buffet supper at Mount Vallev
Dellwood Road.
V.F.W. Auxiliary
Officers Attend
District Meeting
Mrs. Roy Campbell, district
president of the Auxiliary of Vet
erans of Foreign Wars, and Miss
Frances Rose, district secretary,
attended a district meeting of the
organization held at the Y,F.W.
Home in Brevard Sunday.
Mrs. Campbell presided and the
guest speakers included Mrs. Mary
Alice Moody, state president, and
Mrs. Albert Varner. a national of-
ficer.
A district meetting of the V.F.W
Post was held at the same time.
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MISS DORIS H.IZABETII BROWN, daughter of Mr and Mrs
Glenn D, Brown of Clyde, is engaged to Alvin McKinnlsh of Can
ton, son of Mr. and Mrs, M. B. McKinnish, also of Canton, A July
wedding is planned.
Doris Elizabeth Brown
Will Wed Alvin McKinnish
Mrs. Roy Plott
Is Hostess For
Jonathan Club
Mrs. Roy Plott was hostess for
the April meeting of the Jonathan
Creek Home Demonstration Club
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Way Fisher presided and
the devotional was given by Mrs.
J. L. Palmer.
Leaders reports were given bv
Mrs. Glenn A. Boyd on foods and
nutrition; Mrs. J. L. Palmer on
gardens, Mis. G. V. Howell on
clothing, and Miss Bell McCrackon
on arts and crafts.
Book reports were 'given by Mrs.
Way Fisher and Mrs. Irene Hudson.
The demonstration for the after
noon on "Salads" was given mv
Miss Mary Cornwell.
The Burnettes
Are Hosts
At Dinner
Mr- and Mrs. Clayton Burnctte,
were hosts of a dinner Sunday at
their home in the Morning Star
Community in honor of Mrs. Wayne
Burnette, who was celebrating ;
birthday, and Ray Burnette, sta
ttoned at Leesville, La., who is
spending a two-day leave with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Burn
ette.
The guests included Mr. and
Mrs. Eldon Burnette, Tiehe Smath
ers, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Burnette
and Jeanette Burnette, and Rose
Ann Duckett.
WSCS Elects
Mrs. Rhinehart
Mrs. Gaston Rhinehart was elec
ted president of the Woman's So
ciety of Christian Service of the
Rockwood Methodist church at the
society's April meeting. Tho group
met at the home of Mrs- James
Harris.
Other newly-elected officers are:
Mrs. David Burch, vice president;
Mrs. Sam Robinson, recording sec
retary; Mrs. Jarrett Willhmson,
corresponding secretarv; Mrs.
Frank Cabe, treasurer.
Secretaries of the various de
partments Include Mrs. Mary Rus-
"11. Christian .Social - Relations;
Mrs. James Harris, Mission Edu
cation and Service; Mrs. W- M.
Williamson, Student Work; Mrs.
Sherrill Jimison, Youth Work; Mrs
George Wright, Children's Work
Mrs. Ray Robinson, Spiritual Life
Group; Mrs. John Whitted. Litera
ture and Publication; Mrs. T. G.
Murray, Status of Women; Mrs!
Nathan Wilson, local treasurer.
Mrs. Jarrett Williamson was in
charge of the program, and Mrs.
George Wright gave the devotional.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. George Cul
breth. - "
Joe Morrow, student at Carolina,
spent the week end at home.
Mrs. James Thomas, Jr., and lit
tle daughter, Sara, are visiting the
former's mother, Mrs. J. L. White,
in .Hillsboro, Ga. .
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Mr. and Mrs. Glenn D. Brown
of Clyde announce the engagement
of their daughter; Doris Elizabeth,
to Alvin McKinnish of Canton, son
of Mr. and Mrs. M. P. McKinnish.
also of Canton. The wedding is
planned for July,
The bride-elect was graduated
from the Clyde High School and
attended Mars Hill College and
Limestone College, Gaffney, S. C.
She is presently employed at the
Haywood County Bank in Canton.
Mr. McKinnish wag educated in
the Canton schools and Western
Carolina Teachers College, Cul
lowhee. He served with the U S
Army in the Pacific Theatre dur
ing World War II and is now oper
ating a market at the Clyde Food
Center. .
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Harden Howell
Celebrates
3rd Birthday
Mrs. James Harden Howell, Jr.,
was hostess of a party Saturday
afternoon in observance of the
third birthday of her son, James
Harden Howell, III.
She was assisted with the en
tertainment by Mrs. J. H. Howell,
Sr., Miss Nancy Killian, and little
Misses Carey Howell and Betty
Owen. -.
A color scheme of pink and blue
was carried out in the decorations
and refreshments and the guests
were presented balloons and party
hats as favors.
The guest list included Billy,
Jim, and Mary Owen, Jan and
Dickie Kimball, Jody Kilpatrick,
Lee Buchanan, Jo Prevost, Ernest
Boyd, Rosalie Prevost, Karen
Smathers, Carol Edwards, and
Mary Love and Sam Stringfield.
Revival To
Start Tonight
At E. Wville
The first of a series of revival
services will be held at the East
Waynesville church tonight at 7:30
o'clock. The services will be held
each evening this week, through
Saturday.
Pender Robertson will deliver
the messages.
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Mrs. F. A, Anderson of John
son City, Tenn., is here for a visit
to her sister, Mrs. Ernest Hyatt.
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meets With
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Thursday afteinoo,"
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tion bv Mr ie A "a I
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bv Mr. I.,..,. , '
crafts by M,s Fannj;"
Book report, were,!
Mrs. Wells M,s u "
Fn. ' Ht,lry.i
A committi..
". frank km,
pointed to prepared
district meet i, n
Miss Mary Cornwell h(
" , uie aemontrati0ll
ads.'
DAR Will Mee
With Mrs. Lutz
The April meetin? o
cas Bell Lov rh,,,,..
Of the American Kcvolmi,
neid Friday afternoon
O'clock in the home of
Lutz. Mrs. W. A HvaitV
sociate hostess.
Mr. and Airs. H. L B
Sr., of Nashevillc were
guests of their sun
in-law, Mr. and Mrs h'
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