jMesser,
Rogers
Honored
Ind .Mrs- David Hyatt en ter
|?itormally Saturday even
ly home on Walnut Street.
Ig Miss Jackie Sue Meeser
t fiance. Charles Rogers of
?Hikes boro.
laments of early spring
l^ere used throughout the
Ige kissing ball formed of
Em* was suspended over
Imf room table and the
|ure lighted with pastel
mfttdi. in addition to Miss
jjnii Mr Rogers, were Mr.
I. Jack lfesser, Mr. and Mrs.
E,ody, Mi- and Mrs. John
Luii Mr. and Mrs. Henry
|Mr and Mrs. Boyd Med
?r and Mrs. R. L. Coin, Jr..
? Mrs. Charles Ketner, Mr.
k Hugh Leatherwood. Mr.
Is Felix Stovall. Dr. and
fcey Wells. Mr. and Mrs. j
fcdlev, Mr. and Mrs. George j
| Miss Joy Woody. Miss
fcnnah. and Mr. and Mrs. I
I Hyatt. ' I
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X Schedule
j, 2::00 p.m.?Beaverdam
Joyce Owen (Mrs. W. F.
6, 9:30 a.m.?Fairview?
yde Jordon, hostess; Mrs.
Jordon, co-hostess,
t, 2:00 p.m.?Aliens Creek
L. Allen.
7,2:00 p.m.?Maggie?Mrs. j
IcCracktn (Miss Elva Bur
I. 2:00 p.m.?Iron DulT? ;
fthopedic Home in Ashe
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United States has about
people in mental hospitals.
Mrs. Ray
Honors
Miss Messer
Mrs. Charles Kay honored Miss
Jackie Sue Mes.cr, bride-elect,
with a luncheon tod rv in her home
{ on South Main St'.eet.
Spring flowers in pastel shades
formed the centerpiece for the
luncheon table and bridal appoint
ments were used. The honor guest
was presented a gift of china.
Those present were Miss Meg
ger, Mrs, Jack Messer. Mrs. Boyd
Medford. Mrs. James Stringfield,
Mrs. Charles Way, Mrs. C. G.
j Thompson, Mrs. llallett Ward.
Mrs. Jonathan Woody, Mrs. Felix
Stovall, and Mrs. David Hyatt.
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Bookmobile
Schedule
Tuesday, April 5
CLYDE
Clyde School 9:15-11:15
Frank Stanley 11:30-12:00
Sam Jackson 12:15-12:30
M. W. Dotson 12:45- 1:00
Jack Belcher 1:15- 1:30
Clyde Town Hall 1:45- 2:45
Annie Long 3:00- 3:15
Friday, April 8
ALLEN'S CREEK - BALSAM RD.
Aliens Creek School 9:15-10:00
E. K. Chambers 10:15-10:30
Paul Browning 10:45-11:06
Kay Allen 11:15-11:30
Jack Whitner 11:45-12:15
Tlielma Arrington 12:30- 1:00
Saunook School 1:15- 1:45
Barber's Orchard 2:00- 2:30
VV. G. Arrington 2:45- 3:00
Allen Hyatt 3:15-3:30 j
Gary Evans is expected to return
foday from Wilmington where he
spent several days with his father.
Harry Evans, and Mrs. Evans and
attended the Azalea Festival.
Slightly longer hair sweeps for
ward for spring. American ver
sion of the French **F" coiffure
ftaiures swirled waves.
Apple Recipes
Are Given
By Home Agent
By Rl'TH CURRENT
HINTS FOR BAKED APPLES?
Baste a few times while they bake,
with orange juice, or thin sugar
syrup or both.
Sprinkle sugar oil late in the
baking, not at the beginning. The
crusty, sugary top is liked by chil
dren as well as the grownups.
Some cooks like to add butter to
v haking apple. Put about 1 table
-r>oon of butter (into which you
have stirred cinnamon and a fine
bit of grated lemon peel I into each
ipp'e.
Bake apples the night before;
serve them with cereal and top
with milk as a breakfast starter.
DEEP DISH APPLE PIE?makes
a fine winter night dessert. Pare
and core apples; cut in halves; ar
range in deep baking dish. Add
one-fourth cup mixed orange juice
and water. Sprinkle layers with
mixed sugar, cinnamon, and brown
sugar. Cover with your best pastry,
and bake like apple pie. Or mix
a special dessert pastry of butter
sugar, a little flour, and a spoon
ful of vanilla flavoring. Work into
smooth pastry. Roll in waxed
paper; chill; slice in circles; lay
circles over apples. Bake like apple
pie. Serve warm with cream or
sour creain.
BROWN BETTY THAT'S
SCRUMPTIOUS?Pare enough ap
ples to make one quart sliced. Mix
with six cups soft bread crumbs in
a buttered two-quart casserole. Mix
one-half cup melted butter or mar
garine with one cup brown sugar,
one-half teaspoon cinnamon, and
three tablespoons lemon juice.
Pour sugar mixture over apples and
erate oven '350t degrees* for 45
minutes. Remove cover; sprinkle
crumbs. Cover dish. Bake in mod
Easter Egg Hunt
Is Held For
CAR Chapter
I
Mem bcrs of the Joseph Howell
Society, Children of the American
Revolution, were entertained with
an Caster Egg hunt Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Raymond
Lane at Lake Junuluska.
Prior to the entertainment a
brief business session was held with
Miss Betty Barber, junior presi
dent. presiding. Easter devotions
were led by* Carey Howell.
' Prizes for the egg hunt went to
Supan Moody. Mary Barber, Lynn
Kilpatrick and Carey Howell.
Mrs. Ted Meyer and Mrs. J. H.
Jlowell, Jr. assisted Mrs. Lane in
serving refreshments.
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Personals
Mrs. James T. Kelly of Auburn
Road left Thursday to visit her
husband. Pvt. Kelly at Camp Chaf
i fee, Arkansas. She was accom
oanied by her husband's parents,
Mr. and Mrs.' Jack Kelly, and their
children. Betty and David Ifelly,
and Lowery Chandler.
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Lt. and Mrs. Richard Spritz are
visiting the latter's brother and
sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
Hyatt, in Cocoa. Fla. Mrs.' Spritz
is the former Miss Kathryn Hyatt
and, with her husband, has been
j visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Dewey Hyatt .at their home on
Woodland Drive here.
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Miss Sallv Stovall and Miss Julia
Ann Stovall, students at Sullins
College in Bristol, Va. are spend
ing their spring vacation as guests
of schoolmates in New York City.
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Mr. and Mrs. Whitenor Prevost
spent the weekend in Camden,
S. C. and attended the Carolina
. Cup steeplechase. They were ac
companied to Sumter by their son
and daughter, Harris and Rosalie,
who visited Mrs. Prevost's sister,
i Mrs. Howard Jennings.
? ? ?
Mr. and Mrs. M. F. NefT of Day
| ton, Ohio arrived Sunday to spend
a week as guests of Mr. and Mrs.
A. L. Ensley at Lake Junaluska.
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!. Miss Joyce Carter, student at the
University of North Carolina, will
arrive Wednesday to spend the
Easter holidays with her parentst
Mr, and Mrs. W E. Carter.
Debris from atomic explosions
has been a help to weather men by
giving them worldwide tests for
their studies of air movements.
with one-fourth cup brown sugar.
Serve warm with cream.
Easter Hat Lineup
Adds Velvet
By DOROTHY *OE
Associated Press Women's Editor
Something new will appear in
the Easter hat lineup this year
It's a vogue for velvet hats for
spring.
Velvets, both in combination
with straw and used alone with
flower trimming, will be seen in
j considerable numbers this spring,
in all the favorite silhouettes of
? the season.
The small velvet sailor, in
beige or gray, with white touches,
has a new and smart look with
; spring suits. And the velvet pill
: box with gay flower trim looks as
! fresh as springtime.
It is predicted that the trend
will carry on through summer,
with big velvet picture hats team
ing with summer print dresses.
THANKS
for your grand support
ON THE OCCASION OF THE OPENING
OF OUR
DOWNSTAIRS
BUDGET SHOP
HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE TOOK ADVANTAGE OF THE WONDERFUL BAR
GAINS IN THIS NEW DEPARTMENT AT THE TOGGERY.
WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE AND INVITE YOU TO VISIT OUR
STORE OFTEN, WHERE YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND AMAZING VALUES.
HERE ARE JUST A FEW OF THESE ITEMS AWAITING YOU AT
iifjiBi )i ir*.:: t ,
ptKR __ 60 CAUGE
hose
59c
OR
I (h *|00
,S|'rtlly Irregular)
I, ? . ;? _ '? i ?.
The Toggery
DOWNSTAIRS
BUDGET SHOP
? i
MEN'S
WORK
SHOES
$2-98
MEN'S
Chambray Work
SHIRTS
Full Cut
2 Pockets
89c
MEN'S
DRESS
OXFORDS
S3.95
LADIES' BEAUTIFUL
DRESSES
*298 *795
RAYON SILKS
and
COTTON PRINTS
(Sizes 9 to 52)
?
I J CINUINC It ( C I ST ( MC 0
Keepsake
HAMOND RINGS
Exclusive In Waynesville With
^JEWELER
It's Easter Time At RAY'S
And ? We Are Ready
? To Help
* Young Ladies
* Young Gentle
men Outfit
Themselves
For Easter /
fm
OUR CHILDREN'S DEPT.
For Ages Up To 6
? . ' ? I ^ . ...
OUR YOUNG MEN'S DEPT.
For Ages 6 to 18
SMART SLACKS
i Jackets and Coats
Sizes 2 - 6 Slacks ? $ J .95 up .
Sizes 6 - 12 $2*95 up
Sizes 12 up $2*95 up
PINKS ? HELIOS - CHARCOALS - FOR BOYS
how to make
brighter!
a give bright
^ ' new pairs of
Weather#"1 Shm
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
Come and get them. Weather-Birds will look
bright in the Easter Parade and long after.
See these smart, money-saving shoes today I
NEW LOOK . . , This perkv
little sailor with rolled brim
is made of pale apricot velvet,
with white grosgrain band.
COMBINATION . . . Red vel
vet teams with natural straw
for a striking Easter sailor,
with turquoise-band.
FRUIT RING ... This air-con
ditioned pillbox of emerald
green velvet is trimmed with a
ring of bright fruit. Right for |
raits or dresses.
Sharp increases ih the number
>f deaths in New York City have
>een noticed during the summer
leat waves.
Wife Preservers
i ?TT?1
Lggi should be kept under refrigera
tion both at the grocery and at home.
Kggs More* I at room temperature lose as
moth qualily in three days as those-kept
two weeks under refrigeration.
SAUY'S SAlUtS
"I wouldnt mind answering
?ytrar quwtftm*. ?f you'd only m
1 change the aubject" I
R^WlATHIK-B mo 1
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