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THS TtATNTSVILLE HIOUNTAINSSl
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loring Tips
i Demonstrated
Club Meeting .
Lustration
on Tailoring
. . Marv Corn-
'en -V at fhe Septem-
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lK",e , ik T akpside Home
W0,?,:.h held Tuesday
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M,r4'"Lmo nf Mrs,
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uavne Franklin presmea
' mess hour and plans
lb.e for a workshop to be
Monday n.s " - ; -r Miss
named as dele-
Ppany the exhibit to
P . .J.... rPDorting were
were s1"-" -
Hardy
reports
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Well, Mrs. Carswen,
ffiit, and Mrs, James D
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Pritchard Smith and Mrs
t Baientine were, welcomed
members.
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).Stovall Is
sident Of V
y-Ho Club :
Stovall as nam'
dent of the Tally-Ho Club
Waynesville Township High
.h first meeting of the
m.j-ocHav afternoon. The
L 1. 1 dramatics club com'
ni members 01 Uie J""'"'
, f tVio svhnnl
i ir p flSSt'ft ui
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officers eieciea are v,oiuij
uircoresidenl; Jtteien uai-
l,.rlarv: Aieen ."i'ai
and Patsy Jszen,. msun
Quadruple Amputee Weds
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Mrs. Brown Goes
To W.C.T.C.
Mrs. Frank G. Brown, who has
been supervisor of the Waynesville
District and Haywood County
Schools, has accepted a position as
supervising teacher in the training
school at Western Carolina Teach
ers College. She left Monday to as
sume her new duties but will con
tinue to reside in Waynesville.
Mrs. Brown holds an A. B. de
gree from Teachers Colleg in
Greenville, N. C. and a Master's i
degree from Columbia University,
(lew York. She has also done grad
uate work at the University of Cali
fornia and National University at
Mexico City.
She taught in the Training
School of Western Carolina Teach
ers College before coming to Way
nesville and served as assistant
dean of women for the summer
school.
D.A.R. Chapter
Will Meet With
Miss Stringfield
The initial fall meeting of the
Dorcas Bell Love Chapter, DauRh-
ters of the American Revolution
will be held Friday afternoon at
3:30 o'clock in the home of Miss
Martha Stringfield on Walnut
Street. Mrs. H. C. Marshall will
be associate hostess.
The program will be presented
by Miss Ida Penny and the maga
zine will be reviewed by. Mrs. R.
N. Barber.
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Mrs. James R. Boyd will pre
side, .j
MRS. VAUGHN IN HOSPITAL
Mrs. Fred Vaughn has entered
St. Joseph's Hospital, Ashevllle
for treatment.
ilrs. Allison
Is Hostess For
Jonathan Club
Dollwood Club
Has Meeting
The Dcllwood Home Demonstra
tion Club met Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Hugh Allison was hostess in the home of Mrs. Lee Evans
for the September meeting of the with Mrs. W. D. Ketner presiding.
Jonathan Creek Home Demonstra- Loaders reports were given by
tion Club last Fridav afternoon. Mrs. Frank Henry. Mrs. Taylor Fer-
Mrs. Wav Fisher presid.-d and the ' guson, Mrs. h. fc. Mccrary,
devotional was conducted by Mrs. I Ketner and Mrs. Lee Evans.
Woman's Club
Will Hold First
Fall Meeting
Plans were discussed for the
Irene Hudson.
club's participation in the State
Fair Exhibits.
The demonstration on Tailoring
Tips was given by Miss Mary Corn-
well.
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Miss Mildred Medford, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Medford,
has enrolled in the sophomore class
at Woman's College in Greensboro.
Miss Medford attended Brenau
College last year,
A demonstration on Tailoring
Tips was given by Miss Mary Corn
well, home agent.
Sorority Will
Meet Tonight
The Beta Sigma Phi sorority will
hold its first regular fall meeting
tonight at 7:30 o'clock In the Ladies
Parlor of the First Methodist
Church.
- The first fall meeting of the
Waynesville Woman's Club will be
held Thursday afternoon, Septem
ber 20. In the dining room Of the
Mrs. j Methodist Church. The meeting
win open at a:au o ciocs.
The Public Welfare Department,
of which Mrs. Noble Garrett Is
chairman, will be in charge of the
program and Miss Louise Ballard
will preside.
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Robert Stretcher has entered
Fishhurne Military Academy at
Waynesboro, Va. He was accomp
anied to school bv his parents, Dr.
and Mrs. Robert Stretcher, who re
turned home last night. Robert
completed his sophomore year at
Waynesville High School last year.
Nineteen year old quadruple amputee of the Korean war Pvt. Hu
bert E. Reeves smiles happily as he admires the ring on the finger
of his wife, Beverly Jean Hall The Couple married in Joliet, 111.
Reeves was flown 'from the Valley Forge General Hospital, Phoenix-,
vllle, Pa. (International). .- '-- '
MANY
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ANY
THANK
Howard Liner, son of Mr
Mrs. Jerry Liner, has entered
C. State College, Raleigh.
Mrs. J. E. Yountz returned Tues
day from Lexington where she
visited her father, R. J. Lookabill.
t Mrs.Rickman
Is Hostess For
Francis Cove HDC
HERE AT BATS
We Go to a Lot of
Trouble to Keep In Hand
EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT
IN GOOD SHOES -
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The above scene showk one
of our fellows "checking stock"
to keep sizes in.
And this space represents
a $1.00 bill. Bring this
ad in and it will be
credited, this week only
on your purchase of
any type of men's shoes
pES FOR ALL THE FAMILY
Mrs; R. C. Rickman was hostess
for the September meeting of the
Francis Cove Home Demonstration
Club Wednesday afternoon.. -
Mrs. Henry Francis presided and
Mrs. R. H. Boone conducted a de
votional on Friendship.
The demonstration on Tailoring
Tips was given by Miss Mary Corn
well. Mrs. Francis 'was elected dele
gate to accompany the club's ex
hibit to the State Fair in Raleigh
and plans were made for the mem
bers to bring their individual en
tries to the October meeting at the
home of Mrs. Bill Hollingsworth.
Mrs. Joe Boone, home manage
ment and education leader, gave
a report emphasizing the value of
the Nickel for Know How program.
Mrs. Francis, house furnishings
leader, discussed the care of elec
tric irons and Mrs. Troy Wyche
displayed her newest craft idea.
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Miss Howell c
Graduates From
Nursing School
Miss Marian Ellis Howell,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. V.
Howell of Waynesville, was grad
uated from' Mercy Hospital School
of Nursing in Charlotte, August 23.
The Rt. Rev. Monslgnor John P.
Manley, V. F., pastor of St. Pat
rick's Church, Charlotte, presided
at the graduation exercises and
Dr. Allen B. Choate presented
diplomas to the 31 graduates. Dr.
Claude B. Squires made the pre
sentation of class pins.
Miss Howell entered the Mercy
Schobl of Nursing' in September,
1948 and was outstanding in school
activities during her student years.
She served on the Student Coun-
cil, was a member of the Glee
Club and had a leading part in 'Hits
and Bits," a minstrel given by the
school in 1949 and 1950. She was
affiliated in psychiatry at Seton
Institution. Baltimore. Md., for
six months during laou.
Miss Howell now has a position
with Dr. Vann M. Matthews, Char
lotte.
Music Club Will
Hold First Meeting
The Waynesville Music Club will
hold its first fall meeting Tuesday
night at 8 o'clock.
The meeting will be held with
Mrs. E. J. Stanmyre.
Legion Auxiliary
To Meet Monday
The American Legion Auxiliary
will meet Monday night, September
17, in the home of Mrs. Fred Camp
bell.
All members are requested to at
tend.
DALE MEDFORD IN
ATLANTA HOSPITAL
Dale Medford, who was serious-
lv injured In an automobile accl
dent some months ago, has been
taken to Emory Hospital, Atlanta,
for treatment. Dale left Wednesday
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs,
James Medford, and expects to be
be in Atlanta about ten days,
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J J. Truby has returned to his
home in Stark, Florida, after
tnpnHino the summer with his
brother-in-law and sister,' Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Killian.
Linton Palmer, son of Mrs. Jar-
vis L. Palmer, leaves im weer. iu-
Raleigh where he will enter N
State College.
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Miss Lillian Knox , Medford,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs C. G.
Medford. of Lake Junaluska Is at
tending Brevard College.- -
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OurTwdTK 15th At 7:30 P.M.
No Tuxedos Allowed No Reserved Seats.
SSKAY GA
303 Main Street
Opposite 1st Nat'l Bank
Waynesville, N. C.