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Young People
Go To Purdue
For Convocation
Mrs. Ferguson
Is Hostess At
Bridge Luncheon
Mrs. Stdvall
Entertains For
Florida Guests
Mrs. Felix Stovall entertained
with s bridge . luncheon at Furry's
Lodge Friday ajfernpon as a court
esy to her guests, Airs. W. C. Kling-
ensinilh, Mrs. J. J,, Parrish. and
Five Haywood County young peo- j Mrs. 'Gray den. Ferguson was hos
ple left yesterday to attend the J tess at a bridge luncheon Satur
filth quadrennial National Convo- day afternoon in her home on
cation of Metheodist Youth to be j Cherry Street honoring Mrs. W. C.
held at Purdue university, Laray- Mingensnutn, Mrs. J. J. . rarrisn,- j. ; ' .?..
ette, Indiana this week. They, are and Mrs: Needham Bryan of Titus- j iu 3 ,-u..Um
Mary Jane Rogers of Waynesville, ; ville, Fla., who are guests of Mrs, j : 'a' "
Barbara Moore and Jerry Alexand-,: Felix Stovall. jMixed arrangements of garden
ei- of Canton. Shirley Welch of; The home was arranged with 1 flower!' were used fn decorating
Clyde, and Sylvia Newell of Crab-mixed summer flowers and four and f 'f, th : gameSt were
tree. The group was accompanied tables were assembled for the " tWV: . 0 " A ,
bv Mrs. J. E. Yountz. who will serve games. Following the progressions had high score, and Mrs. J. W.
as adult counselor for the convoca- !.prfws were awarded to the hold i Repd' Jr- who ,had ?ecom n,gh' ;'
tio... , ers 0f high and low scores and ! Those p aying weje Mrs. Kling-
' High school and college students the honor guests were presented j ".' ' "? dr"M'' Dtd"
'a fflt: Aii,; Hawaii ! aif.c . ! MrS- Grayden Ferguson, Mrs, Hal-
Puerto Rico, and Cuba will 'repre-v The guests included Mrs. Kling
sfcnt their local church youth fel-; ensmith, Mrs, Parrish, Mrs. Bryan,
lowship at the meeting. Mrs. Stovall, Mrs. , Jack Messer,
. The convocation t ti e m e is Mrs'. "R. L Coin, Mrs. Hugh Mas-
sie, Mrs. Charles Ray, Mrs. J. F.
Hodges of South Hill. Va., Mrs.
Whitener Prevost, Mrs! Milliard At
kins, Mrs. R. Stuart Roberson), Mrs.
James Mann, Mrs. Woodson Jones
'Christian Living in Our Ttime."
1st W. N. Carolina
Showing. 'Today
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lett Ward, Mrs. Hugh Massie, Mrs.
Jack Messer, Mrs, Whitener Pre
vost, Mrs. W. L. Hardin, Jr., Mrs.
J. W. Reed, Jr., Mrs. R L. Coin,
Mrs Ben Colkitt; Mrs. James Mann,
Mrs, Raymond Lane, Mrs.-Hilliard
Atkins, Mrs. Charles Ray, Mrs. R.
S. Roberson, Mrs. David Hyatt.
Social Events
Are Planned For
Bette Hannah '
A number of social events have
been planned to honor Miss Bette
Hannah,. daughter of Mrs, William
T, Hannah, who will make her de
but at the annual Debutante Ball,
sponsored by the Terpsichorean
CJub of Raleigh, September 7.
Mr and Mrs. Robert Clark will
entertain in their home on Walnut
Street Wednesday afternoon fpom
4.30 until 5:30 o'clock and in the
evening from 6 until 8 o'clock.
Miss Hannah will be guest of
honor at a buffet supper Friday
evening, with Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Ketner and Mr. and Mrs. John
Hiops as hosts in the Ketner home.
Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Lorle C. MacCabe will entertain
with a formal dinner at The Lodge.
Miss Hannah will also be honor
ed next Monday evening at a buffet
supper to be given by Mr. and Mrs.
Hallett Ward and their son, Hallett
Mrs. C. C. White, Mrs, Roy Camp- j uoggel1
bell. Miss Eula Patterson, and Miss
Irma Patterson.
Mrs. C. C. White, and Mrs.. Joe ; Ward, Jr. in their home at Lake
Clyde Club Has
Meeting With
Mrs. Cathey
The South Clyde Home Demon
stration Club met on Thursday at
the home of Mrs. E. G. Cathey
with Mrs. C. E. Chambers as co
hostess. Mrs. P. C. Mann presided.
Leaders reports were given on
gardens by. Mrs. Wiley Snyder;
home beautification by Mrs. Hugh
Rhinehart; poultry, Mrs. Sam Jack
son; food preservation by Mrs.
Sam Jackson; dairying by Mrs.
Henry Osborne; Flower Show by
Mrs. Curtis Rogers.
The demonstration on Using
Sewing Machine Attachments was
given by Mrs. E. G. Cathey and
Mrs. C, E. Chambers, clothing lead
ers. '
JOE LINER, JR. IN HOSPITAL
Joe Liner, Jr. underwent an op
eration at the Haywood County
Hospital this morning and is re
ported in good condition,
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j Miss Una Plott left this morning
I for Randleman, N. C. to resume
her position with the schools of
that city.
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Garden Club
Has Meeting
The Richland Garden Club held
its August meeting Thursday after
noon In the home of Mrs. Howard
Bryson with Miss, Nancy. Killian,
Mrs. M. G, Sta'mey,' and Mrs. Rich
ard Barber, Jr. as joint hostesses.
Mrs. T. Lenoir Gwyn presided!
Mrs. Barber ave a report of re
cent Flower Show, fiponsored by the
club, and her report was followed
by a discussion of plans for im
provements for next year's show.
Luncheon was served prior to the
meeting.
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Mrs. Richard Barber, Jr. left
Sunday for Griffin, Georgia to visit
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
Norman. Mr. Norman is a patient
in the Griffin Hospital.
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Mint Reed Is visiting relatives in
Selma, Alabama. '
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Mrs. Roy C. Tuttle and son,
Michael, have returned from a
week's visit to the former's son-in-law
and daughter, Mr, and Mrs.
Robert Riley, at their home in At
lanta. The Rileys accompanied
them home for the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Euge'ne Medford
have returned to their home in Ar-
ington, Virginia after a visit to
he fornicj
Mr. and Mrs. D. L: Rigby, Jr. of
Clearwater, Florida have returned
to their home after spending two
weeks with the letter's ' mother,
Mrs. H, C. Ferguson. " ' .
Mrs. Gene Yarorough and son,
Mike, have joined Mr,, Varborough
at Clemson, S. C. where the latter
is a student at Clemson' College.
Junaluska. , . j
: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bourne and j
son, Harry Bourne, Jr. will be
hosts at a dinner in their home in
Hazelwood Tuesday evening, Sep
tember 4.
Miss Hannah and her mother will
leave Wednesday, September 5, for
ttaieigh where they will attend a
number of functions to be held in
connection with the ball.
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Mr. and Mrs. Weaver H. Mc
Cracken, Jr., and young son, have
returned to their home in Warland,
WyO., after a two week visit with
the former's mother, Mrs. Weaver
H. McCracken of Lake Junaluska.
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Mrs, A. W. Lynch and daughter,
Miss Ruth Lynch, land son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Leon
B. Lowman, of Mooresville are
visiting Mrs. Lynch's mother, Mrs.
E. P. Martin.
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Mr. and Mrs. Luther Bailey and
son of Asheville have arrived to
spend the winter at 116 Pigeon
Street. Mr. Bailey, who has been
working on his Master's Degree at
Western Carolina Teachers College
during the summer, Is a member of
the Bethel School faculty.
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Miss Stephanie Moore leaves to
morrow for Warrenton where she
is a member of the faculty of the
city schools. She has spent the sum
mer at her home at Lake Juna
luska. . . -
Tea ls Given
At Church For
Sunyner Visitors
A tea was given at the First Pres
byterian Church Sunday afternoon
In honor of visitors who have at
tended the church during the sum
mer. Hostesses for the affair were
members of the Women of the
Church.
' The tea was held in the dining
room which was decorated through
out with arrangements of mixed
flowers. The tea table was covered
wiUi a lace cloth and had a center
piece of red roses and clematis.
The receiving line was composed
of the Rev. Malcolm Williamson,
pastor of the church, and Mrs. Wil
liamson, members of the church
Sessioti and their wives, members
of the board of deacons and their
wives, the president of the Women
of the Church, and the president of
the Men of the Church.
Mrs. J. W. Killian received at the
entrance to the dining room and
presiding at the tea table were Mrs.
R. L. Prevost, Mrs. L. M. Richesop,
and Miss Nancy Killian. George
Williamson was in charge of the
register. '
A musical program was present
ed for the entertainment of the
guests by Mrg. James L. Kilpat
rick, vocalist, and Sol Cohen,
violinist. Miss Florrie Patrick,
church organist, served as accom
panist.'" Mrs. E. A. McElroy was chair
man of arrangements for the tea
and Mrs. James L. Elwood was in
charge of the decorations.
Aronnd two hundred guests call
ed during the designated hours.
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Miss Stephanie Moore had as
guests last week Miss Emily Orr,
Miss Geraldine Jackson, and Miss
Mary Wlden, all of Macon, Geor
gia.' ' ' -.. '
Richard Crowder, who was re
creational director at Lake Juna
luska. for . the summer, left Satur
day for his home in High Point.
.dnth?r' Mrsr Hv;Miss, Jean . Crouser left this
reiguson. - (. morning for Washington, N. C.
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SHOW STARTS AT 7:45
CHILDREN UNDER 12
ADMITTED FREE
100 AIR CONDITIONED
where she has accepted a position
as teacher of English and Spanish
in the city high school.
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The world's population Is in
cerasing faster than food produc
tion and about 75 per cent of the
people of the world are eating less
and wearing less than they did be
fore the war, according to U. S.
agricultural experts.
MOW & TUES., AUG. 27-28
KILL THE UMPIRE
Starring
WM. BENDIX UMA MERKLK
WED. & THURS., AUG. 29-30
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children and grown - ups!
Western coming sat. night.
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Episcopcilians
Will Have Supper'
And Program '
A supper and program, sponsor
ed by the women of Grace Episco
pal Church, will be held at the
rParish House, Wednesday, August
29, at 6:30 p.m.
The program will -ature Mrs.
Wv D. Whisnant, supervising matron-
of Thompson- Orphanage ' at
Charlotte. Slides of activities at
the orphanage will be shown.
All members Of the church in
District 1 have beeri invited to at
tend the event and all Interested
persons are welcome.
Mrs. Roy Campbell is in charge
of the supper and reservations
may be made with Mrs. Henry Lee
at Telephone 753. Tickets are $1.00.
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Letters to Editor
Lake Junaluska.
To the Mountaineer:.
As a summer resident and tax
payer bf Haywood County, I would
like to express my appreciation for
the excellent ; library services we
enjoyed here this summer -Not
only have the elders of our
family enjoyed the fine selection
of books available from the local
library, but our granddaughter,
age 7, who has just finished the
first grade in school, has- read 98
books this summer to entertain
and train her young mind.
Your library Is the best I have
seen for a city the size of Waynes
ville, Your library staff is most
friendly and helpful. Waynesville
and Haywood County are to be
congratulated on having a most
excellent public library and staff,
It. is evidence, of appreciation on
the part of her citizens of the fin
er things that make life richer and
better. . ,-. ' '
: , W. P. Gearing.
Mrs. Thomas ;
Will Address
Band PW Club
Mrs. Ruth Thomas, missionary to
China, who is temporarily making
her home here, wiM be the speak
er at a meeting of the Business and
Professional Women's "Club to be
held Tuesday night at 7 o'clock in
the Assembly Room of the -Waynesville
Presbyterian Church. Her
subject will be "Have We Failed
China?"
The program is in charge of the
International Relations Depart
ment of which Mrs. M. G. Stamey
is chairman.
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HDC Council
Will Meet At
Court House
A meeting of the Haywood Coun
ty Council of Home Demonstration
Clubs will be held in the Court
Room in Waynesville, Friday after
noon at 2 o'clock.
Mrs. Paul Hyatt, president, has
announced that the meeting is of
special importance and requests
all members to attend.
Some aninials can jo for as
much as" 100 "days without organic
food, but die in from five to" 10
days without water.
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West Canton
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The West Canton Bt.
8 trat.on Club held
nic meeting Thury
Hope, Huvi,,,,,,i::ur-:
the members wer n 1
hostess and Mrs. E ,
dent, was in charge
Followiny ii,
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recreation-We direct
well, home ngont. .
Junaluska C!
x xvio -meeting
The Lake ,Iunaiuskat,
onstration Club met fr
basement of LonaVeiJ
11,1(1, f. A 11..- . .
dent, in charep
Leaders reports wcrJ
and Mrs. Cephas Clark
servation by Mrs. Carro
en.
The tlomonsti- at inn .
Making was Riven by 4
gem. Fians were made I
pieuon of the club'
Achievement Day.
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Re-Opens Sept. 4th
Registration- .
Week of August 27th
Scholarship Exams For '.Worthy .Stud'J
August 30th 10 A. M.
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$12 Per Month For High School
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FOR SALE: Income property, Conveniently located. Th:
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FOR SALE: Choice lots. Near Country Club. Ranging
from $300 to $1800. Morgan and Dicus Development
FOR SALE: Modern, attractive 3 Bedroom house, 2 1)j
eieciric Kiicnen, dining room, den. lull basemcni.
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structlon. 3 acres in grounds. '
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porch, bath. $10,500, including furniture.
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