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Office Phone GL 6-5301 - Eleanor B Sloan, Editor - Hafrne Phone GL 6-4952
Women's Clubs To Hold
District Meeting Here
Haynes-Clark
Marriage Is
Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Clark of
Clyde, Route 1 have announced the
marriage of their daughter. Miss
Mary Jane Clark, to Ray Wayne
Haynes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Hynes also of Clyde, Route 1.
The wedding took place Satur
day, September 26 in the home of
the Rev. Carl Cook, who perform
ed the ceremony. A small group of
friends was present.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Haynes are
graduates of the Fines Creek High
School. Mrs. Haynes is employed
? at the Junaluska Supply Company
? and Mr. Haynes is employed at
. fhe Unagusta Manufacturing Co.
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; Crabtree Baptist Church
Women Hold Meetings
The W.M.S. of the Crabtree Bap
? tist Church will meet Saturday,
October 3, at two o'clock at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Monroe No
[ land. All members are urged to be
i present.
| The girls of the Crabtree Baptist
. met last Saturday afternoon at the
' home of Miss Louise Presnell.
Eight members were present and
? enjoyed Miss Presnell's refresh
ments which followed the business
? meeting. The next meeting date
| will be announced later.
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Tally Ho Club Has
Social For Faculty
' The Tally-Ho Club of the
Waynesville High School enter
> tafned the school faculty at a so
' cial hour Monday afternoon.
Refreshments were served by
? the following committee from the
<dub: Dot Kinsland, Rita Jean Kit
> c^ien, Sue Campbell, Linda Welch,
jessie Alexander, and Bobbie Med
? ford
The annual meeting of District
One of the Federation of Women't
Clubs will be held in Waynesville
at the Fifst Methodist Church,
Thursday, October 8. A coffee hour
will be held at 9:30 a.m. followed
by registration at 10 o'clock.
Among the special guests and
speakers will be Mrs. Grady E.
Kirkrnan of Greensboro, state
president; Mrs. J. O. Brown of
Charlotte, Ind vice president; and
Mrs. Robert T. Bridges of Greens
boro, 3rd vice president.
Mrs. J. Ramsey Buchanan of
Sylva, district president, will pre
side.
Cpl. Pritchard Smith, Jr., mem
ber of the State Highway Patrol,
will be on the program and will
make a short talk on Safety.
Special music will be presented
by Mrs. .Ellen Fox Way, vocalist,
accompanied by Miss Pearl Harris.
Luncheon will be served by the
Woman's Society of Christian
Service of the church, under the
direction of Mrs. C. C. White.
The district includes clubs of
Cherokee, Clay, Jackson, Haywood,
Graham, Macon, and Swain Coun
ties.
Emmett Balentine, Jr.
To Get 10-Day Leave
Pfe. Emmett Balentine, Jr., will
arrive tomorrow from the Marine
Base at Parris Island to spend a
ten-day leave with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Emmett Balentine.
Pfc. Balentine entered the ser
vice following graduation from
Waynesville High School last spring
and has just completed his basic
training. He was also selected from
a large group of Marine-musicians
to play in the Parris Island Post
Band and will return to his duties
there following his leave. He was
formerly a member of the High1
School concert band.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Prevost.left
by plane yesterday to spend the
remainder of the week with friends
in Baltimore.
MISS FRANKIE JEAN WILSON Is encaged to William E. Buch
anan, son of Mr. and MrsvEd Buchanan of Waynesvfille. Announce
ment of the engagement was made by Mrs. Virginia Wilson of
Waynesville, mother of the bride. Mr. Buchanan is now serving
with the V. S. Navy at San Diego, California. Plans for the wed
ding are incomplete.
Teachers Seeking
Holiday To Attend
Education Meeting
The Haywood School Masters
Club devoted their monthly pro
?
HDC Council
Makes Plans For
Achievement Day
Plans for the annual Home Dem
onstration Achievement Day and
Tobacco Exhibits were completed
at a meeting of the Haywood Coun
ty Council bl Home Demonstration
Clubs Tuesday in the Court Room.
Dates set for the exhibits are Tues
day and Wednesday, November 17
and 18.
Mrs. Carl Medford, president of
the Council, presided and the fol
lowing committee was named to
complete a score sheet for judging
the exhibits by the Danish system
of merit: Miss Kate Phillips, Lake
side Club; Mrs. Lee Evans, Dell
wood; Mrs. Steve Plemmons, Sau
nook; Mrs. C. L. White, Maggie;
Mrs. Hugh Noland, Crabtree-Hyder
Mountain; Mrs. J. E. Burnett, Cecil;
Mrs. Cromer Crisp, West Canton;
Mrs. Gudger Hipps, Rogers Cove;
and Mrs. Fred Plott, Fairview. The
committee will meet Tuesday morn
ing, October 6 in the Court Room
at 10 o'clock.
Announcements were made con
cerning the State Fair, which will
mark its 100th anniversary this
year. Clubs were asked to submit
individual entries in the Home
Making Departments.
It was decided that all clubs will
hold reorganization meetings in No
vember and choose project leaders
and committee chairmen before
January 1. Club presidents were
asked to serve In an advisory ca
pacity on the Home Arts Building
Committee.
The council adopted a project,
presented by O. L. Yates, district
representative of the Farm Bureau,
to direct a membership drive for
the Farm Bureau. Plans were made
for a meeting to be held October
13 at which time Jack Lynn, mem
ber of the national executive board
of the Farm Bureau and former
Haywood farm agent, will speak.
A nominating committee was
named to present a slate of officers
at the next meeting. The committee
is composed of Mrs. Paul Hyatt,
McKimmon Club; Mrs. C. L. White,
Maggie: and Mrs. Fred L. Safford,
Crabtree-Hyder Mountain.
sion of acquiring school Insurance
for every child, furtherance of
the school bond election, and went
on record asking the Board of Edu
cation to declare October 9th as a
holiday in order that all teachers
might attend the W.N.C. Educa
tion Association In Asheville.
The meeting was held at Spal
don's, with C. C. Poindexter, pres
ident in charge. Among tlte speak
ers leading the discussion on in
surance was Lawrence Leather
wood, county superintendent.
M. B. Madison and Shirley Bld
dix, of Bethel, gave a musical pro
gram during the program, and M.
H Bowles won the school contest
staged for the 33 members present.
The next program will be held
November 23, at Spaldon's, with
Bruce Jaynes, vice president, serv
ing as chairman of the program
committee. Others on the commit
tee Include: M. C. Nix, Carl Paint
er, Sam Queen, Jr., 9. F. Roper,
Ken Hannah and Glenn Noland.
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Tally-Ho Club
Initiates
New Members
New members were initiated
into the Tally-Ho Club of the
Waynesville High School at a meet
ing Thursday afternoon. The initi
ation committee was composed of
Bobbie Medford, Dot Kinsland,
Nina Prazier, and the faculty ad
visor, Miss Alma Jackson.
New members, who dressed as
comic strip characters for the oc
casion, are Rita Jean Kitchen, Bet
ty Jo Shope, Doris Ann Muse.
Peggy Reeves, Jackee Carswell, j
Betty Ballinger, Wanda Hipps, Su
zanne Curry, Sandra Thatcher.
Carletie Hooper, Nancy Noland,
Winnie Farmer, Mary Reeves,
Katie Boyd, Barbara Keener, Bon
nie McAmis, .Marguerite Russ,
Juanita McDaniel, Billy McElroy.
Also Juanita Kelly, Buster
Green, Bill Crawford, Ted Rogers.
Charlene Duckett, Lois Caldwell,'
Laurie Hannah, Judy Abbott, Car
olyn Patton, Peggy Frazier, Betty
Liner, Margaret Connatser, Alice
Enloe, Patsy Jones, Noel Halle,1
Shirley Berry, Betty Ross, Mary
Jenkins, Patsy Smith, Willa Rid
dle, Lois Teague, Ernestine Ed
wards, and Ilse Feichter. S
Boosterettes To Have
Covered Dish Supper
The Boosterettes, auxiliary
group of the Hazelwood Boosters'
Club, will hold a regular meeting
Monday, October S at the Hazel
wood Presbyterian Church at 6:30
p.m.
The meeting will be in the form
of a covered dish supper.
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UDC Will Meet With
Mrs. J. J. Ferguson
The Haywood ChapteV, United
Daughters of the Confederacy will
hold its October meeting in the
home of Mrs. J. J. Ferguson. Fri
day afternoon at 3:30 o'clock.
Mrs. F. G. Rippetoe will be co
hostess.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Coffey have
returned to their home in Miami,
Florida after a visit to the latter's
aunt, Mrs. H. L. Baughman at her
home on Rolling Drive.
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Sgt. Glenn Parton, Jr., who re
cently returned from Korea, is
spending a thirty-day leave with
his father at Lake Junaluska. He
has been assigned to Fort Jackson,
iouth Carolina.
Baptist WMU
Will Meet In
Canton, Oct. 8
The Woman's Missionary Union
of the Asheville Division, Auxiliary
to the North Carolina Baptist State
Convention will meet in the First
Baptist Church at Canton, Octo
ber 8, with the Woman's Mission
ary Society of the Canton church
as the hostess group. The meeting ,
will open at 9:50 a.m. with Mrs. J. ,
R. Morgan of Waynesville presid- ?
ing.
Women, pastors, and Royal Am
bassador counselors from all Bap
tist Churches are invited and mem- ,
bers of the Woman's Missionary .
Union are expected to attend morn- ,
ing and afternoon sessions.
Guest speakers will include Dr. ,
W. C. Taylor, missionary from the |
Foreign Mission Board of Southern ,
Baptist Convention to Brazil; Mrs. (
Gordon Maddrey of Ahoskie, pres- (
ideift of the Woman's Missionary
Union of North Carolina, and the ?
Rev. B. W. Jackson, Royal Ambas- (
sador secretary of the North Caro- ,
lina Woman's Missionary Union.
Inspirational worship periods, ]
special music and reports will con
tribute much to the day's program, j
R. L. LEE IN HOSPtT^l
It. L. Let* ha- ertered y
Hospital. AshevilU-. where y
receiving treatment |
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The Rev. and Mrs. J. ? J
returned yesterday from oj
Beach, S. C.. where they j.3
few days with friends followj
close of the Methodist ConfJ
in High Point |
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Mr. and Mrs Hugh Masa*!
attended the annual confaj
Ihe Methodist Church last *3
High Point, returned to thebfl
Monday. |
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O. R. Martin left Tuesday J
turn to Warner-Kobins. g3
after spending several dayTl
with Mrs. Martin.
The offering will be love gilJ
linen for the Baptist HospM
Winston-Salem ContributiJ
the expense fund may be hi
to the secretary. J
The Asheville division i I
W.M.U. is composed of BunJ
Carolina, French Broad, Hql
Mitchell, Transylvania, Neitf
and Yancey associations.
Ft. Elmore of Mars Hill is settfl
Luncheon will be served M
aostess group at 75 cents. |
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