North Carolina Newspapers

I j CLUBS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN ACTIVIT1ES ] Office Phone GL 6-5301 - Eleanor B. Sloan, Editor - Home Phone GL 6-4952 ?? | ^ ^^ ^ Garden Club Entertains New Clubs At Tea The Mountain View Gardei Club entertained members of th< two new garden clubs, The Prim rose and The Sky land, at a tea Friday afternoon in the home ol litis. David Hyatt on Walnul Street. Mrs. W. C. Norris greeted the guests and the receiving line was composed of Mrs. J. E. Fender, president of the hostess group; Miss Lou Elva Eller, president of the Richland Garden Club; Mrs. Wayne DieU, president of the Sky lanu Ciub, and Mrs. R. L. McKit trick, president of the Primrose CiUD. Mrs. J. H Way and Miss Louise Bauard, members of the Richland Club, presided at tne punch bowl and Mrs. Boyd Owen assisted in tne dining room. The home was decorated throughout with flower arrange ments by the hostesses and the tea tame was centered with a bowl of roses, salvia, and daisies. Guests, in addition to those as sjting, were tne following members oi tne bayiand Ciuo: Mis. Tnomas I buuigiiexd, Mrs. David Lnder woou, Mrs. Joe Liner, Mrs. huDert D. is vans, Mrs. nert Vvanigren. Mis. Andrew azerenyi, Mrs. Curt Kaufman, Mrs. Micnaei Eizzuto, Mis. r. E. Worthingion, Mrs. A. J. Dooiey, Mrs. R. W. Turner, and Mrs. C. W. Minett, Guests from the Primrose Club included Mrs. Ted Meyer, Mrs. Wilson Nance, Mrs. Ray Moore, Mrs. J. L. Edwards, Mrs. N. W. Garrett, Jr., Mrs. H. L. Liner, Jr., Mrs. Edna McKay Price, Mrs. Her bert Bingietary, Mrs. Joe titanelli, Mi s. Kenneth Turner, and Mrs. Gladys Wright. The new clubs were organized recently under the sponsorship of the Mountain View Ciub. * # * Methodist Circles To Meet Tuesday Circles of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church will meet Tues day, August 4, as follows: Circle 1 will meet in the home of Mrs. Dee Clark at 3:30 p.m. ' Circle 2 will meet at the home of Mrs. Hugh Massie on the Pigeon Road at 3:30 p.m. Circle 3 will meet in the home of Mrs. Roy Parkman with Mrs. S. H. Bushnell as co-hostess at 3:30 p.m. Circle 4 will meet in the home Of the Misses Bessie and Daisy Bold with Mrs. Joe Webster as co hostess at 7:30 p.m. Circle 5, 6 and 7 will have a joint picnic meeting at the church at 7 p. m. ? ? ? Mr. and Mrsi Charles Way have as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Phil lip Fullerton of St. Petersburg. Fla. PREPARE YOUR CHILD FOR SCHOOL Inquire Today About Enrollment In The LAKE JUNALUSKA Kindergarten Operated By Mrs. Russell Fultz Mrs. Fred Harron DIAL GL 6-5596 or GL 6-5527 After 1 P. M. Numerous Activities Will Re Offered Including Painting. Dramatization, Singing Games. Stogy Hour and Projects. IDEAL AND SAFE LOCATION f rM.ai* i ii. 1 cup brown Karo syrup la cup bultcr Va cup .-u0ur ?i cbfcS 1 cup pecans Cream butler, add sugar ana maru, men eggs?joIks and Minted ocattn cogewici. aud uui meals. bakc in uiicouklu pastry sucii aonu tu minutes. i eiupci alui e ouO ucgrecs. A LONG WAV CP describes Ihc 300-lool monoblli ol Chimney liw?. au eletutoi nun rises Uuuutu Hit iyiii? roc* ?>i mi muuii lain id an oostrvaiiuu lounge al lite base oi me ciimiiny, ana a lamp ill Vices uie visitor U> cluuu Co lis lop. Baptist Circles Announce August Meetings August meetings of circles of the j Woman s Missionary Society of the nrsi baplisl Church will be helU .ins wees as follows: The Fannie E. S. Heck Circle will meet lor a picnic supper at the home of Mrs. M. T. bridges at 6.4o p.m. The Henrietta Hall Shuck and the Ann Hasseltine Judson Cir cles will hold a joint meeting in the form of a picnic Supper at the home of Mrs. W. It. burgin at 6:30 p.m. The Lottie Moon Circle will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs. 11. L. McKiltrick on Hospital Street. The Annie Armstrong Circle will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Howell Crawtord. The Eliza Vales Circle will meet with Mrs. Frank Kirkpatrick, Tuesday at 8 p.m. + ? * Mountain View Club Will Meet Thursday The Mountain View Garden Club will hold a regular luncheon meet ing in the home of Mrs. A. R Riegg Thursday, August 6, at 12.30 p. m. Hostesses with Mrs. Ricgg will be Mrs. Bill Cohb and Mrs. H. O Champion. Mrs. Irving Lratlirrwnod will have the program on "Church Ar rangements." 1 a ? Picnic To Honor J: ormer Haywood institute Teachers Elans are being made lor a pic nic 10 be tiCMi ai nic notne 01 iur. anu Mrs. Li. u. Eiou, bunuay, nug u? a, lo Honor lae 1>IV. ana Ms. can Campbell ul Lnriiungnuin, .Alabama, lonner teachers ul Me liaywoou institute. a lie nev. and Mrs. Campbell, who are auenaing a conference at iuugecresi, win uc in the county oniy Hie one day and a group ot mtir lormer pupils are planning me picnic so Uiai they, may have an opportunity to see many old triends. The Rev, Mr. Campbell is pas tor of a Baptist Church in uir mingiiam, Alabama. tns first churcti was Hie Lie 11 wood Bapitsi Mrs. Campbell is tne loinicr Miss Cilia Vvasiungion. All former pupils and othel mends of the couple are invib (I to bring a lunch and attend the picnic. * + ? Mrs. Robert McDowell and daughter, Delihy, oi Columbus vJhio are Mailing at the home ol Mr. and Mrs. Warren Eilei on Du Country Club Drive. Mr. and Mrs tiller, who are spenidihe, a tew days in Fort I.audetdale. arc ex pected to return this week. ? * * Mrs. E. 11. tsnlhour of Charlotti and her daughteit Mrs. Edwit Thomas and little daughter. NoM of Spattanburge S. are visitin; Mrs. 1 sen hour's slsteis, Mrs. R. L Coin and Mrs. Kate Morris. Children's Choir Takes Part In Festival Concert A popular feature of the 1953 Junaluska Institute of Church Music has been the Children's Choir composed of forty boys and gins trom the Lake Junaluska and Canton vicinity and from Lancast er, S. C. The Children's Choir, under the direction of nationally known Kuth Krehbiel Jacobs, and with Mrs. Thomas Rice as choir inother, had an important sustain- ! nig part in the brilliant Festival ! Concert, a colorful and dramatic teature of the Junaluska Music institute, ^presented Saturday even ing under the direction of Dr. John Milton Kelly of San Francisco. Representing the Lane Juna iu.ua aica, were the loliowing tuiKircn: Nancy and Peggy Haugti ?iaii, iiastom Canton, jr., Jonii v oiuon, uutothy Correll, Marina uuncan, Vvebo Garrison, Given ncdting. Danny Gray, Jim Hender son, tveiyn and Frederick Johner, ijonii Mccieaiy, Same McLarty, | aloiii iviunson, Allan and snarl ? i^uaiiuaii, ai 'and Ruddy Ross, (kiaruia Russell, Kathryn nnn Wil son, carol Wnson, Jack Woile and jean nay Ogilvie. Mt inkers irom Central Metho dist ciiuitn at canton: Jackie ai nson, juumie naiiy, cieweiiyn cooper, uickie Hyatt, Amelia hou niton, tviary caioi and weicn War .tii, Woouy Westmoreland, Julia Ann Vv iiaon and ceqnna /.amery. 1 rom the Lancaster Methodist ? Chuicn: Jutia nowers, Jaime Uea tou, Ann uooos, Nancy Kay Hunt- * et, t,ianie Morrison and Lleanor v muianis. v * * * t Marguerite Russ [ i'luys With Symphony lv Orcnestra At Camp 1 ftliss Marguerite Russ appeared s witn the '11 ansyivama Symphony ^ <Ji chestra in a concert given at the Uaiisylvania Music Camp Friday t . veiling under the direction of s James Christian Ptohl. The privilege of playing with a die orchestra is a distinct honor i .uid an muicaiion of the ability I , of the >oung musician, since only lour ciannuiists are lciuded in the ? oO-piece group. In addition to ^ .vUss i.uss, those playing clarinets j were Ignatius UehnUsa7*rirst Clari-', netist of the' Oaliimore Symphony, Miss Virginia TUlotson, instructor f at clarinet at Baylor University, c and Jim Hedley, a college junior. J Miss Buss, a rising junior and a v clarinetist in the Waynesville High e School concert baud, has attended liansylvania Music Camp for the C past tiuee summers and for the ; f past two summers has been -all member of the concert band of the t camp. C The concert band, which is di rected by Paul Bryan, director of e the Duke University Band, has al- ( so played under Dr. Thor Johnson t of die Cincinnati Symphony Or- I enestra. The group has given week- j iy concerts at tlie camp and has ] ; aiso given programs in neighbor ing towns during the current sea- r 1 son. 'I he Camp orchestra and band have made recordings to be broad- c 'fust over coast-to-coast radio net- ( works. i f I She will remain for the three . week Music Festival, which will t 1 feature some of the best known 2 ' music artists of the country. Miss Russ is the daughter of c ' Mr. and Mrs. W. Curtis Russ. 2 ? ? ? Commander and Mrs. Jasper E t Morgan and daughter.- Katherine j ' Way Morgan, have returned to i Bethesda, Maryland after a visit . with the former's parents, Mr. and | I' Mrs. J. K. Morgan. Commander <? ' Morgan is doing research at the i ' Medical Center in Bethesda. t i ii ii n n?in?r Miss Walker Is Married To Lt. H. C. Boyd Mr. and Mrs Grad) H. Walker of Clyde announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Bonnie Ann Walker, to Lieutenant Harold Cal vin Boyd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Calvin Boyd, of Shepherdsville, Ky. The wedding was solemnized at the Beaumont Methodist Church, Knoxviiie, Tennessee, Sunday evening. June 28. at 6 o'clock. The Rev. A. G. Hall officiated, using the double ring ceremony. lire unue uuie a unite suit whu maiviiiiig accessories and ear ned a oouvyuci cemeiea Wild a iiuipic orcnid. Mis. naipn O. Wallace, sister ol j he onuc, was lliauou ui nuilor i ?ud naipu kj. Wallace, iiaienuty ' riuiiKr ui uie inlut'faiooni, scivcu i is uest man. i iiuiiieiiiaieiy following the cere- ' uouy uie members ol me weuuing idi iy w?.ie iec*-1veo at me nuiuc >i mi. anu iuis. iv. U. Wanace ai- 1 er wnicii me coupie leu ior a . vending trip tniougn Uie amoky ? tiouniains. Mrs. jboyd is a graduate of ni ancoia Memorial university. Har- l> ogaie, ivnnessee wnere sue was u; ineiuoer oi z.eia iau ivappa sur-1 iiny. one aiso ancnocu mae Mur- in ay college ior women in jackson- E me, in., wnere sue received a .lasier of science Degree this cl pi nig. o) 1 he bridegroom is a graduate of a -1 ntoi n Memorial university | vnere no was a member oi uie el arsny OasKctoau and baocoail tarns and was also metuocr ol he Gamma Ldmbda Sigma Fra ernity. ne was graduaied Irom j< ne US.vF Ofticers Candidate I d ictiooi, San Antonio, Texas and M 'trsonel Liuicers Scnool at Scott M ur f orce Base, Illinois. He is now I ~ tationed uitii Uie Air force in ~ iennany. | Mrs. Boyd will visit relatives in he county until September when he wilt go to Morrison, Illinois rhere she has accepted a position is head of the Physical Education department at the Morrison Com nunHy High School. * ? ? Ur. and Mrs. Clark Buy Vlotor Court In Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hugh Clark, ormerly of Waynesville, have ro ently purchased the Lone Yucca ilotel and trailer park in Victor ille, California which they are op rating personally. Mr. and Mrs. Clark have been at iuam, M. I. where the former has lad a position with the UUlities department. Mrs. Clark has had a losition with the U. S. Navy on luam. Mr. Clark, son of Mrs. Dee Clark if Waynesville and the late Mr. -lark was formerly employed with he Waynesville Water and Light department. * * * ^ong's Chapel Circles To Meet This Week The circles of the Woman's So iety of Long's Chapel Methodist -hurch will meet this week as ollows: I Circle 1 will meet in the home if Mrs. T. J, Fincher, Tuesday at ! p.m. Circle 2 will meet in the home >f Mrs. W. N. Thomas, Tuesday, at ! p.m. Circle 3 will meet in the home if Mrs. R. C. Ellis, tonight at 8 ?.m. | * + * Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Norton of .umberton were weekend guests if the latter's parents, Mr. and Vfrs. J. F. Stamey. Mrs. Norton is he former Miss Susie Stamey. MKS. HAKOLD CALVIN BOYD, is the former Miss Bonnie Ann Walker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. l.rady il. Walker of Clyde. She was married June 28 in Knox iille, lean. ? * ? * 'resbyterian Circles Vill Meet Tuesday Meetings of Circles of the Way esville 1'resbyterian Church have een scheduled for Tuesday, Aug st 4, as follows: Circle 1, Mrs. W. F. Swift, ehair lan, will meet in the Assembly oom of the church at 3:30 p.m. Circle 2, Mrs. George Craig, lairman, will meet in the home [ Mrs. F. E. Worthington, at 10::30 m. Circle 3, Mrs. F. G. Hippetoa, lairman, will meet in the home of Irs. Ted Meyer at 7:30 p.m. ? ? ? Jack Brown of Salem, Mass, has ?ined Mrs. Brown and their chil ren for a visit at the home of Irs. Brown's parents, Mr. and Irs. J. H. Way. I ' Joyce Carter Elected Queen At Junaluska Miss Joyce Carter was elected 1953 Queen of Junaluska by pop ular vote of the Lake Junaluska residents Saturday. Miss Carter, a rising junior at the University of North Carolina was runnerup in last j ear's con test and served as maid of honor to the queen. Miss Betty Anne Robinson of Hickory. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Carter of Lake Junaluska. Runnerup this year is Miss Lucy Neeley of Columbia, S. C. rising sophomore at Wesleyan Col lege, Macon, Georgia. She will be maid of honor for'Miss Carter. The new queen will be crowned by last year's queen in ceremonies to be held August' 15 in the As smbly auditorium. ? * ? Mrs. Frazier Is Hostess For Cecil Club The Cecil Home Demonstration Club met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. A. M. Frazier. Mrs. J. E. Burnette presided and the devo tional was given by Mrs. James Reed. Mrs. Burnette. health chairman, gave a report on Mental Health. Mrs. James Reeves and Mrs. A. M. Frazier gave suggestions for the flower grower for the fall months. Plans were made for an all day meeting at the Warren Camp in August. The demonstration on "Modern Home Laundry Methods" was giv en by the Home agent. ? ? ? Mr. and Mrs. Jack Widiner of Dayton, Ohio are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hyatt. ? See Our Large Selection of New Fall CJ VIV T I? H O Including, Cardigans ? ? M II M Pull overs and Sweatcl, Scts I Mr. and Mrs Bert W^ their two children have from a vacation at Kure son have returned George where thev weeks vacation ' CAMERON Alto $100 to 2473 Wedding Ring 12.39 it rawmciuiijii ? 1 (? ? * budget priced for easi collect!! I ISjriW You Can Decorate Your Home With iNW Y'our Own Paintings! i" *'' v TT'Q FUCIV F?"?w Th* ill*XV XX ?J Xj/IkJ X Simple Instruc tions On Our Pre - Numbered Sketches | . Everyone Can Be An Artist ? It's Easy! EACH SET CONTAINS TWO OR THREE CANVASES $ J.79 up BOOK STORE Main Street, Wayncsville IK:* Town Of Hazelwood, North Carolina ? Summary Of Annual Budget For The Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1954 DEBT TOTAL GENERAL STREET WATER SERVICE Budget Requirement. $52,884.00 $18,402.00 $9,547.00 $19,065.00 $5,870.00 Fist. Revenue Other Tax Levy 31,506.00 Collections of 1953 Tax Required i'o Balance Budget 21,378.00' Est. Collections of Prior Levies 1.670 00 Tax Levy For 1953-^4 24 >915.00 Reserve For < Non-Collectable Yr>. 3,737.00 Poll Tax ? 200.00 Tax Rate 1953-54 1.65 .70 .80 1 .15 Tax Rate 1952-53 1 1.65 ' .70 .60 .35 Tax Rate 1951-52 1.65 .70 .50 * .45 Estimated Valuation $1,510,000.00 assessed Adopted July 27, 1953. J. R. CARSWELL Town Clerk f ?; % I Have a wardrobe of silky-soft sweaters . . . with nary a strain oil > budget. It's so easy to collect our new bulky knits, costume eiiwiu tv I jcwcJ-trim and ombre-shadowed beauties. Come and sec them n??* j This Is The Largest Selection of Sweaters We Have Ever Show" We Urge You To Come In Now While Our Stocks Are Conip'clc I lect Your School Sweaters Early ? MASSIE'S d "Better Brands Mean Better Buys"