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ill: " 0 '! : I ! CLUBS ' 1 . . . . Office Phone 700 MES. BEN SLOAN. Editor Home Phone 462-J , ... V ' ; ' ' ' ' ' - ' i : : . i I Ruth Jeanne Mehaffey Is "Bride Of Cpl. James H. Green Miss Ruth Jeanne Mehaffey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alney Mehaffey of Waynesville, Route 2, became the ride of Corporal James Harold Green of Fines Creek, Friday evening, September 7;' at 7 o'clock. Cpl. Green is the 1 ion of Mr. dnd Mrs. Marvin Green of Fines Creek. ' The ceremony was performed in the Peach Tree Church at Maggie with the Rev. Charles O. Mehaffey, uncle of the bride and pastor. of the Mayfair Methodist Church at Kinfisport, Tehn,, officiating. The vows were spoken before an arch covered with clematis and the ihanccl was decorated with white gladioli, fern, and eight-branched candelabra. . ' i A program of wedding music was presented by Mrs. Geminn, organ ist and Jimmy Keen of Kingsport, Tenn.. vocalist. ... The bride, who was given in mar riage by her cousin, Eugene Mehaf lev, of Kingsport, wore a gown of white '.marquisette fashioned with rose-point lace yoke. Her finger tip veil of nylon illusion fell from a coronet of seed pearls and she earned a white prayer book cov ered with white orchids and tube roses, and showered with white satin streamers. . . ,' Miss Helen Mehaffey was her sisters maid of honor. She wore a gown of aaua marquisette designed with fitted bodice and full skirt, her matching headdress was trim med with white forget-me-nots. Mary Sue Mehaffey of Maggie, cousin of the bride, was flower girl. ' Lee Finger of Route 2, Waynes ville served as best man and ush ers were cousins of the bride. Following the ceremony an in formal reception was held at the home of Mrs. John C. Finger, aunt of the bride. Assisting were Miss Frances Finger, Mrs, Paul Young, RELIABLE JEWELERS from RELIABLE JEWELERS V I f ' A v l' I PK ! :. ' .' ' 1 WEUESIEY 1 At,io lew OkII i I 'ytdding Ring 1 00.00 1 4uUU Mi 1 ITS Ui TO PAY Regular Meeting Is Held By Crabtree Club The September meeting of the rv.ihtrpo Home Demonstra- Vft"-' : tion Club was held Monday after noon in the home oi Mrs. Hex ivies scr with Mrs Messer, vice-presi dent, presiding. Mis C. M Rogers gave the de votional and Miss Mary Cornwell gave the demonstration. Leaders reports were given on Food Conservation by. Mrs. C. M. Rogers, and Home Beautification bv Mrs. R. F. Rogers and Mrs. Ray Best. ' Mrs. Robert Trammell and Mrs. Hugh Rogers were welcomed as new members. and Mrs Ralph Sease of Waynes ville. The bride's table was covered with a white hand-crocheted cloth and held a three tiered wedding cake, topped with a bride and groom and flanked with white candles. After the reception the couple left for a wedding trip to Florida. For traveling the bride wore a suit of dark red gabardine with black accessories and the white orchid detached from her prayer book. Upon their return the bride will reside in Hazelwood and Cpl. Green will go to Mather Air Field, Sacramento, Calif., where he is sta tioned. Mrs. Green is a graduate of the Waynesville High School and Blan ton's Business College, Asheville. She holds a position at Dayton Rub ber Company. Cpl. Green was graduated from Fines Creek High School before entering the service. Cameron 200 V mho IUU 10 J Wtdding Ring 1J 50 Alts 100 to 247J .2 Keepsake Di'amoncf Riiigs have been the tra ditional twedding i sym bol through six decades veryiKeepsakecenter diamondfis a genuine' jrare gem,'? guaranteed perfect by Keepsake and this store. Choose from ourl large ,'selectionlof. lovely Keepsake Engagement andiweddine j Rings ' OUR AWARD'WINNINO i ' lituiitijomcTipK; TUS RELIABLE WAY ' J OF INTEREST TO Corporal And " f Jl f taxi . , x" h - -s t t "i , i i - . - VI " -, J. " Cpl. and Mrs, James Harold Green were maijried Friday evening in the Peach Tree Church at Maggie. Mrs. Green is the former Miss Ruth Jeanne Mehaffey, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Alney Mehaffey of Route 2 Waynesville. Mrs. Elsie Pelling arrived last week by plane from St. Petersburg, Florida for a visit to Mr. and Mrs. George Boring at their home on White Oak. This is Mrs. Pelling's first visit to Western North Caro lina. Speaking Of It would take a whole page in The Mountaineer to list all of the baby items you will find in The Green Room At Ray's So we will just show you the photograph of a small corner and INVITE YOUR VISIT m "wwwww V jMuniii''""""1 : TJt We won't insist it's the biggest in Haywood County BUT WE BELIEVE THE BEST And we know its chock-full ' of lovely things for Children. A Peculiar Jhing About . THE GREEN ROOM It Has a Red Ceiling THE GREEN ROOM Specializing in Children's Wear. In Step With Haywood County i Mrs. Green V- H-. ' ' Y 7 m& Robert Massie will leave tomor row for Chapel Hill where he will enter the freshman class at; the University of North Carolina. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Massie, will drive down with him. Baby Things RAVS BABY OEPARTMEHT - i: irf,i"'tf'f J?JlS i 3 Morning Star Club Meets With Mrs. Smathers The Morning Star Home Dem onstration Club held Its September meeting Tuesday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Jack Smathers, Mrs. Lane Medford was co-hostess. Mrs. Tom King presided and the devotional was given by Mrs!. Loranzo Smathers. Plans were made for the club's exhibit at the State Fair and Mrs. Howard Cole, Mrs. Lane Medford, and Mrs. Loranzo Smathers were named as-candidates for delegates to accompany the exhibits to Ra leigh. Leaders reports were, heard on Gardens V Mrs. R. L. Rhinehart, Family Life by Mrs. A L'.. Maxwell, Home Beautification by Mrs. Lo ranzo Srrialhers, and Clothing by Mrs. R. H. Worley, Book reports were given by Mrs. Maxwell and Mrs. Worley. The group decided to hold an aluminum tray workshop at ' the home of Mrs. Worley the latter part of this month. During the social hour following the meeting, refreshments were served by the hostesses. . : Food Sale To Be Held Saturday A oastrv and food sale will he- held Saturday morning from 10:30 until 12:30 at Garrett's Furniture Store. The sale is being sponsored by the Woman's Society of Christ ian Service of the Crabtree Metho dist Church and Drooped s will ea to the church now under construc tion; Miss Margaret Reese, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Reese, has en tered Woman's College of the Unt versity of North Carolina at Greensboro. Pleasant Surprises Await You In THE GREEN ROOM In The Way of Lovely Dresses In All Age SiieS'Vl Good Material Smartly Styled Tops For School Wear Sizes 1 to 3 Sizes 3 to 6x Sizes 7 to 14 V And "don't forget RAY'S have PREEN - TEENS - 10 s to 14 Longer Fuller Junior Styling CHILDREN'S FALL COATS HERE Buy early on the LAY AWAY Plan RAY'S DEPTST0RE In The New WOMEN WTHS Classes Name Officers For Current Year Officers have been elected by the classes of the Waynesville High School for the 1951-52 term. Helen Garrett was named presi dent of the senior class with J. C. Deweese as vice president, Carolyn Sayer, secretary; and Ernest Inman, treasurer. . Junior class officers include Ger aldine Keenum, president; Aaron Gibson, vice-president; Sally Stov all, secretary; and Charles Alley, treasurer. Tom Coedill was elected presi dent of the sophomore class and elected to serve with him were Bobo Callahan, vice-president; Jim my Frady, secretary; and June Bryson, treasurer. Tom Nichols is president of the freshman class with Winnie Farm er, vice-president; Jack Kelly, sec retary; and Mary Rogers, treasurer. ;. . Homemakers Club Of Canton Has Meeting . The Canton Homemakers Club met Monday night at the home of Mrs. N. C. Bellemy with Mrs. E. E. Conley presiding. Mrs. Walter Cowart, Jr., led the devotional. Mrs. fcdwin Haynes, Commun ity Service chairman, gave a re port of a party held for veterans at Moore General Hospital. Mrs. J. B. Hurley reported on the success of the entries in the Richland Garden Club Flower Show. Project leaders reporting were Mrs. Grant Stewart and Mrs. Fred Doutt. " ; Miss Mary Cornwell, home agent, gave a demonstration on Tailoring Tips. 97c up $1.49 up $1.98 up 4 Green Room Brent Chapman, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Kermit Chapman of Char lotte, former residents of Waynes ville, has enrolled in the freshman class at Woman's College, Greensboro. 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