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Office Phone GL 6-5301 - Eleanor B. Sloan, Editor - Home Phone GL 6-4952
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Richland Garden Club
\VilI Meet Thursday
The Richland Garden Club will
hold a lupcheon meeting Thurs
day, October 22, at 12:30 p.m. in
the home of Mrs. J. A. Green on
Greenvlew Drive. Other hostesses
will be Miss Lou Elva Filer and
Mrs. VV'iJliam Medford
Mrs. J. P. Dicus will have the
program on "Planting Fall Bulbs."
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Donald A. Grooms, son of Mrs.
Lockic Grooms, Route 3, Canton,
has enrolled as a freshman at
^Florida Southern College. A form
er student at Bethel High School
and Crossnore High School Busi
ness Department, he will major hi
journalism.
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MRS. BURLIN QUEEN was married Sunday, October II in Green
ville, S. C. She is the former Miss Alleen Fulbright, daughter of
Mrs. tiardy Fulbright and the late Mr. Fulbright of Waynesville.
Methodists ?
Hold Reception
Thursday Night
A reception was held Thursday
evening in the dining room of the
First Methodist Church to honor
the church's new pastor, the Rev.
Earl H. Brendall, Mrs. Brendall,
and their daughter, Brenda Ware
Brendall.
Also honored were the Rev. and ?
Mrs. J. W. Fowler, the former the
new superintendent of the Lake
Junaluska Assembly.
Mrs. Hugh Massie greeted the
guests and Mrs. Hilliard Atkins in
troduced them to the receiving
line, which was composed of the
honor guests ahd Mrs. Lawrence
Leatherwood, vice president .of the
Woman's Society of the Church.
Mrs. Jonathan Woody and Mrs.
Ben Sloan presided at the coffee
table which was covered with a
hand made cloth and centered
with an arrangement of mixed
autumn flowers, flanked by green
candles in silver holders.
Others assisting were Mrs. C.
C. White. Mrs. Henry Tuttle, Mrs.
C. G. Thompson. Miss Frances Ray,
Mrs. .Leon Killian. Jr., Mrs. Ned
Howell. Miss Kathleen Calhoun,
Mrs. Charles Way, Mrs. J. H. How
ell. Jr., Mrs. Barbara Haviland
Weiler, Mrs. W M. Cobb. Mrs.
James Strinefleld. Mrs. Joe Boone.
Mrs. Erwin Burgin and Mrs. Bruce
Jaynes. v ,
* Arrangements of chrysanthe
mums were used throughout the
dining room in decorating.
Plans for the event were under
the direction of Mrs. C. C. White.
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Mrs. Philip Young has return
ed to Chapel Hill after a visit with
her brother-in-law and sister, the
Rev. and Mrs. Edgar H. Goold.
Queen-F ulbright
Marriage Is
Announced
Announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Aileen Fulbright,
daughter of Mrs. Hardy Fulbright
of Waynesville and the late Mr.
Fulbright, to Burlin Queen, son
of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Queen, also
of Waynesville.
The ceremony was performed in
Greenville, S. C. Sunday, October
11.
Mrs. Queen is a graduatae of the
L Waynesville High Scholl and is
TflTfliTttyi'fr by the Southern Bell
Telephone Company here.
Mr. Queen also attended the
Waynesville scholl and served In
the Army. He is now employed
by Wellco Shoe Corp.
The couple is residing in Way
| nesville.
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The Fowlers
Are Honored At
Lake lunaluska
The Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Fowler
and their children, Jimmy, Mar
garet, and Nina Fowler, were hon
ored at a tea given Sunday after
noon with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Leach and Mrs. C. S. Adams as
hosts at Sunset Cottage at Lake
Junaluska. Mr. Fowler is the new
superintendent of the Lake Juna
luska Assembly.
Mrs. C. N. Clark and Mrs. W. N.
Thomas presided at the tea table
and others assisting were Miss Ray
Ballard .Miss Louise Ballard. Mrs.
Roy Floyd, Miss Mary Reed Moore,
Mrs. Dick Moody, Mrs. Leland Gar
nett. and Miss Kathy Boyd.
The table was arranged with a
Madeira cloth and a centerpiece of
mixed pastel flowers, flanked by
ivory candles in silver holders.
Around one hundred and fifty
residents of the Assembly grounds
called during the afternoon.
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Grace Church Ladies
Attend District
Meeting In Highlands
Eleven Members of the Grace
Church Woman's Auxiliary attend
ed a meeting of the District One
section of the Diocese of Western
North Carolina last Wednesday in
Highlands.
Special guests at this fall gatjt-.
ering were the Rt. Rev. M- George
Henry. Bishop of this Diocese, and
the Rev. A. Rufus Morgan, mission
ary to the southwest. The meet
ing began with a communion ser
vice at which they officiated.
Mrs. May New of Asheville.
president of the Diocese Auxiliary,
outlined Auxiliary plans for" the
coming year. Among many reports
were thoae by Waynesville mem
bers. Mrs. Roy Campbell on the
recent Synod meeting she attended
in Lexington, Ky.. and Mrs. John
Taylor on her work for the Diocese
as chairman of Christian Social
Relations.
> Those attending from here In
addition to Mrs. Campbell and Mrs.
taylor were Mrs. J. R. McCracken,
president of Grace Church Auxil
iary. Mrs. M. C. Green, Mrs. E. H.
Goold and her guest, Mft. Philip
Young of Chapel Iflll, Mr?. John
A. Ferguson. Mrs. W. F. Ronald.
Mrs. C Y. Klrkpatrlck, and Mrs.
Louise Dock And Mrs. 6. G. Mc
Kenxie, both of-BMMmv
Auxiliary To
Medical Society
Has Meeting
The Initial fall rheetlng of the
Auxiliary to the Haywood County
Medical Society was held in the
form of a luncheon Thursday in
the home of Mrs. R. S. Roberson
In Grimban Park. Mrs. V. H.
Duckett of Canton was co-hostess.
The program was presented by
Mrs. J. R. McCracken, who showed
a film, "Southern Folklore".
Mrs. Roberson, president, pre
sided an0 plans were made for the
member* to visit a physician who
is a patient at %Black Mountain
Sanitorium. Plans were also made
for the annual Christmas party,
which will be a bridge luncheon.
Mrs. James Stringfield was wel
comed as a new member.
The Medical Auxiliary was or
ganized last winter with the follow
ing officers, in addition to Mrs.
Roberson: Mrs. Ducket, vice pres
ident; Mrs. J. E. Fender, secre
tary; and Mrs. Boyd Owen, treas
urer.
WTHS Graduates
Continue In
Music Fields
Much natural talent, plus train
ing with Charles Isley and Robert
Campbell in Waynesville High
School's top-ranking band and
chorus, is paying dividends for a
number of the high school's 19S3
graduates. News* releases from
various colleges and training cen
ters indicate that the music stu
dents are continuing to rate top
places in their fields.
Charles Alley, who is majoring
in music at Oklahoma City Uni
versity, has been given fii'st chair
as oboist in the University band
and orchestra. He also is a mem
bar of the woodwind quintet and
the University choir.
( Stanford Massle is playing the
saxaphone in the concert band of
Duke University and is a member
of the Duke Glee Club.
Emmett Balentine Is playing in
the Marine Corps Band at Parris
Island and Harold Scruggs is a
member 'of the Marine Corps Band j
at Quantico, Va.
Others participating are as fol
lows? ;Joe Boyd. Mat* Hill COlWgfc
Chorus; Patsy Brendle, Maryville
College Orchestra and Band; Sylvia
Camlin, Western Carolina Glee
Club; Nancy David. Great "Lakes
Naval Station WAVES choir; Betty
Ann Howell, Western Carolina Col
lege Band; Richard Hipps, Berea
College Banfl and Chorus; Dot
Liner, Greensboro College Glee
Club; Dale Ratcliffe, Western Caro
lina College Band; Jeff Reece, Oak.
Ridge Military Institute Glee Club;
and Julia Ann Stovall and Sally
Stovall, Sullins College Glee Club.
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Mrs. Massie Is
Honored At
Bridge Dinner
Mrs. Harold Massie of Flagler
Beach. Florida, formerly of Way
nesvllle, was honored at a bridge
dinner given Thursday evening by
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Roy Park
man.
The group playing was the orig
inal bridge club formed while
Mrs. Massie resided in Waynes
yille. High score prize went to
Mrs. J. W. Reed. Jr. and the low
score prize to Mrs. L. R. Barber.
The honor guest was presented a
gift.
Arrangements of autumn flow
ers were used in decorating the
home.
The guests were Mrs. Massie,
Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Barber, Mrs. Felix
Stovalil, Mrs. Howard Hyatt, Mrs.
David Hyatt, Mrs. Carlton Weath
erby, and Mrs. Tom Campbell.
Mr. and Mrs. Massie left Sat
urday morning to return to their
home.
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Classroom Teachers
To Meet Monday Nite
The first business session of the
Haywood County Classroom Teach
ers for the current school term
will be held Monday at 7:30 p.m.
in the East Waynesville school
auditorium.
Miss Alma Jackson, president,
baa asked that all building rep
resentatives be present to give
their membership reports.
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Music Club Will Meet
With Mrs. Ellen Way
The Waynesville Music Club will
meet Tuedsay, October^ 20, at 8
p.m. .in the home of Mrs. Ellen
Fox Way.
The program will be presented
by Mrs Hugh Love.
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Bob Setzer. who is in training at
Fort Jacfcson. s. C., spent the
weekend with his mother, Mrs.
Estelle Setzer Allison. Setzer
entered the army on September 15
and wgs gjven a long weekend pass
as an awkrd In Physical Training.
He .was owe of three winners.
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AN ARRANGEMENT of outstanding specimens
of the Peace rose is presented to the Haywood
County Library by Miss Ray Ballard of Lake
Junaluska. The roses, grown by Miss Ballard's
sister. Miss Louise Ballard, are approximately
six inches in diameter and are a cream-yellow
shade with a pink tint at the edge of the petals.
Originating in France, the Peace rose was
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brought to this country several years ago and
has become popular with all flower growers. It
is unique In that no two blossoms are ever
alike and the colors vary with the season. It
blooms from spring until late fall and is partic
ularly resistant to black spot. Miss Ballard has
had the bush, from which these blossoms were
cut, about four years. (Mountaineer Photo).
Legion Auxiliary *
To Sponsor
Square Dance
Plans are being made by the
American Legion Auxiliary for a
square dance to be held in the
American Legion Hall Saturday
night, October 24, from 8 p.m.
until 12 p.m.
A special feature of the evening
will be an amateur hour from 8
until 9 o'clock, for which cash
prizes will be awarded.
There will also be door prizes
and a food bar with homemade
cookies and candies for sale.
Mrs Raymond Caldwell is serv
ing as chairman for the event
with the following tfomgiittees:
Mrs. Neeson Smith and Mrs. Rob
ert Hall, posters; Mrs. Herman
Francis, amateur hour; Mrs.
Fraqkie Hoyle, prizes; Mrs. Don-1
aid Morrow, decorations; and
! Mrs. BUI Mehaffey
Tickets are on sale at 75 cents
per person at Slack's Joan's
i Beauty Shop and from all mem
| bers of the committee.
The amateur hour is open to the
j public. Those wishing to partici
I pate are asked to contact Mrs.
Raymond Caldwell at GL 6-6806,
' Mra. Hergian Francis at GL 6-3675,
.' or Mrs. J. T. Russell, president of
the Auxiliary.
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Crabtree Club
Has Meeting
The Crabtree Home Demonstra
tion Club met Friday at the home
of Mrs. F. L. Safford. Mrs. Joe
Palmer presided and the devo
tional was given by Mrs. Joe
Smart. During the business ses
sion final plans were made for
Achievement Day.
Leaders reports were given on
Food Conservation by Mrs, B. F.
Nesbitt, and Foods and Nutrition
by Mrs. F. L. Safford.
The demonstration on Home
Safety was given by Miss Mary:
Cornwell. Plans were made for'
the joint November and Decem
ber meeting to be held on No
vember 20 as an all day meeting
at the home of Mrs. B. F. Nes
bitt. i
Mrs. Mary Pope was a guest.
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Methodist Young Adults
To Have Supper Meeting
The Haywood County Young
Adult Fellowship of the Methodist
Church will have a supper meet
ing at the First Methodist Church
In Waynesvllle, Monday. October
26. at 6:30 p.m. .
Supper will be served by the
Waynesvllle group.
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Practical Nurses Will
See Picture Wednesday
Licensed Practical Nurses will
meet Wednesday, October 21, at
7:30 In the office of Dr. Boyd
Owen. Mr. Lee Davis will show a
picture on "House of Mercy." All
members are urged to be present.
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ROBERT F. LANCASTER
GETS PROMOTION
Robert F. Lancaster, son of Dr.
and Mrs. "N. F. Lancaster, has
been promoted to the grade of
Sergeant at Riverside Military
Acamedy. according to a news re
lease from Riverside. Promotions
are based on the academic, mili
tary. and conduct record of pre
vious years along with a rigorous
tryout period thia fall. Sgt Lan
caster {is a member of the junior
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Mrs. Dooley, Mrs. Liner
Are Club Hostesses
Mrs. W. I. Dooley and Mrs. Joe
Liner were hostesses for a lunch
eon meeting of the Skyland Gar
den Club Thursday afternoon in
the home of the former at Lake
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Junaluska. Mrs. Wayne Dietz pre
sided.
Mrs. Frank Worthington was in
charge of the program and spoke
on "DriecJ Flower Arrangements".
The members exchanged potted
plants at the close of the meeting.
Mrs. Allison
Is Hostess For
Dellwood Club
Mrs. Hugh AHisor. n
for a meeting ut nlt. ljf!.
Home Demon t. . iiotl ciuo jh
day afternoon.
Mrs. S. i: Met .try pre-uka.
Mrs. W. D. Kt'int r , \pia;ntni
club's participai in in ihe
Bureau Membe -m;j drne j
Lee Evans comme u-d the m
tlons. 3,1
Project leader r. porting ?,
Mrs. R. M. Ferguson, cloth,
leader, who discie-ed Fall F,
Ions; Mrs. Taylor Ferguson. |g
and nutrition leader; and
A. Singleton, who di ,un
Freezing Turkeys.
Miss Jean C'liild.-i a.^
home agent, gave the demom
tion on "Shoes.'
Mrs. Archie Sale wa- vvektm
as a new member and Mr c
Ketner was a guest.
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Nancy Evans Heads
Junaluska 4-11 Club
The Junaluska 4-11 Club i
Monday, October 19 and olfio
were elected for the year T1
were as follows: Nanev Lei Ft,
president; ? Dicky Shehan. i
president; Carolyn Rher- sm
tary-treasurer; Sammy Lou B
ress, reporter; Phillis Teagua I
Charles Hipps. song leaders
Mrs. Lew is Burress is the ad
leader.
Plans were discussed at i
meeting for the projects for
corning year.
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Beta Sigma Phi Will
Meet Thursday Night
A meeting of the lieta Sigma
sorority will be held Thursday
7:30 p.m. in the commissi*
room at the Court House.
RAY'S WORK PANT SALi
$2.79 Red Fox
OVERALL PANT
SALE $2-59
Sizes 29 - 42
8-oz. Sanforized
$3.39 Red Fox
TWILL PANTS
SALE $2-99
Khaki and Gray
Sizes 29 ? 42
ANVIL BRAND MATCHED SUIT
Medium Weight Twill
Choice of
GREEN OR OLIVE DRAB
$3.79 PANT $3.33
$2.79 SHIRT $2-44
? Sizes 29 to 42 ?
Genuine Army Twill
Choice Of
KHAKI OR GRAY
$4.69 PANT S3.99
$3.98 SHIRT S3.44
? Sizes 29 to I- ?
WHEN IT'S ANVIL ? IT'S GOO|
DUXBAK PANTS I
? Tops for hunting I
,? Tops for farming I
SJ.00 OFF RegularPriJ
As Naerly Waterproof ? I
As A I'ant Can IK- Made M
Sweet Orr's
TUG - O - WAR PANT
"The Toughest Pant Made"
$5.50 VALUE ? $4.95
In A Dark Olive Drab Color
They Won't Rip
WE FEATURE PUXBAK HUNTING CLO^j|
Chippewa Plaid
WOOL SHIRTS
$7.95 Value
SALE - $5.95
Richie Plaid
WOOL SHIRTS
$8.95 Value
SALE - $y.95
Cotton PI?1
Flannel Shirt
$1.98 Value
SALE-S^
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Ray's Department Store And Super Market!
Sflje ?J}Cpljeril J|
Charlotte Elliott (1789-1871)
"That singeth songs to an heavy heart."
Prov. 25:20 B
None suffered pain as much
^ ^ . '"'m as she . . . "Just as I am with
0*\ out one plea" . . . Went Char- m
flT3pEx|1Jx lotte Elliott's plaintive song
. . . That to the ages will be
l?nK ? ? ? One of the great
- /m- J!&%- Commuiiion lays ... To those
who suffer she portrays . . . The hqpe and
trust although cast down . . . And prays that
Heaven's mercies crown . . . Their |lives of
pain as they succumb ... And sing, "0 Lamb
of God, I come!"
JULIEN C. HYER
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