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. WTHS Seniors
Hold Banquet
The Waynrsville High School
seniors hell their annual banquet. .
Friday evening In the school tafe
teria. The setting was a French
street scene and the banquet was j
served at a "sidewalk cafe."
Tommy Sichols, class president,'
served as master of ceremonies.
A program of entertainment was
presented by members of the fac
ulty and representatives of the
junior class. The faculty members
did pantomimes with recordings of
varlods singers and musicians.
Taking part were Mrs. Alma Jack
son Williams. Mrs. Eric Beraza,
Miss Bess Francis, Mrs. John
Moore, Mrs. Frank Arnett, Miss
Margaret Perry, Robert Campbell,
Mrs. M. H. Cooper. Miss Bessie
Boyd, Roy Haupt, M. H. Bowles.
Thomas J Scolt, and Willjam Mas.
sie.
A French dance was presented i
by junior girls. Kathryn McCrack
en, Patsy Holder, Plorepce Ann
Bowles, Betty Brendle, Kathryn
Grasty and Dale Hall and the fol
lowing junior boys gave a com
plete rendition of "Davy Crockett":
Doug Moody, Jitii Gaddis, Tommy
Owens, Tony Davis, and Tom
Bridges.
At the close of the program the
school yearbooks were distributed
by Ihe editors. Miss Marguerite i
Buss and Don Shaw.
HDC Schedule
Miss Mary Cornwell has an- (
nouneed the home demonstration
club schedule for this week as fol
lows:
Wednesday, May 18, 10:00 a.m
?Cecil?hostess. Place?Basement -
of Riverside Church, Jonathan
guest.
Thursday, May 19, 2:00 p.m.? j
I Del I wood ? hostess. Mrs. Archie ; j
Sales?home. West Canton?guest ,
i Friday, May 20, 2:00 p.m.?Iron
Duff?hostess. Home of Mrs. T. C J V*
| Davis McKimmon?guest. ! ?
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LAWRENCE CARVER 'n
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Lawrence Carver of Waynes
ville, Route 1, is a patient in the
Angel Hospital at Franklin where
he has undergone surgery,
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Mrs. O. R, Martin, who has been wi
visiting her husband in Warner LI
Robins. Ga? returned to Waynes- sp
ville last week at the death of fe
her sister, Mrs. G. N, Hensoti. She HI
was accompanied by Mr. Martin. Jc
who will spend this week here. cc
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PEGGY REEVES was crowned as the 1955 May
Queen of WaynesvtUe Township Hifh School by
the 1954 queen, Emily Smiley Ensley, at the an
final Mar Dance Saturday night at the armory.
Seated at right is Cathy Caldwell, class mascot,
who served as a flower girl. (Mountaineer Photo).
DES Will Meet
Thursday Night
A regular meeting of the
aynesvillc chapter, Order of the
astern Star, will be held Thurt
ty at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Hall
the First National Bank build
f. Mrs. Anne Sutton, worthy mat
in, will preside.
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LIBRARY FIELD
WORKER HERE
Miss Elaine von Oeson, Held
orker with the North Carolina
brnry Commission, Raleigh,
?ntvthe weekend here and con
rred with members of the local
wary board and Miss Margaret
ihnnton, librarian, on matters
ncernlng the Haywoed County
hrary.
| Skyland Garden Club
Has Luncheon Meeting
Mrs. Hubert Evans and Mrs.
Michael Pizzuto were hostesses at
a regular luncheon meeting of the
Skyland Garden Club Thursday
afternoon in the home of Mrs.
Evans.
Mrs. Bert Wahlgren presented
the program using as her subject,
"Layering and Propagation." She
discussed methods of multiplying
plants and shrubs.
Mrs. P. E. Worthington presided
and Mrs. Evans was named gener
al projects chairman. Mrs. Paul
Davis gave a report of a recent
meeting of the Garden Club Coun
cil.
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Dairy plants require an invest
ment of $7,500 to $10,000 per work
er.
Robert Fulbright
Receives Honor
Robert Q. Fulbright, Furman
University junior from Waynes
vine, has been elected president
of the Beta Mu chapter of Kappa
Phi Kappa at Furman University.
Kappa Phi Kappa is a national
honorary professional education
fraternity with chapters in most
states, Fulbright is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Fulbright of Rt. 3.
Waynesrille.' He is majoring in
history at Furihan and plans to
enter the ministry.
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Mrs. C. H. Green and Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Eaton of Centralis,
Washington are visiting Mrs.
Claude Green, Mr. and Mrs. O. L.
Sutton, and other relatives in Haz
elwood and Tauten.
Mrs. Covington,
Canton Teacher,
Is Honored
i Mrs Sue C Covinton, first grade
teacher at Pennsylvania Avenue
?hoS was honored Wednesday
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bers and friends of the Parew
teachers Association at a speca.
program at the school. '
Mrs Covington plans to retirej
i? June after teaching for thirty
f?Mrs? t" E. Hyatt, president of
the PTA, presided, and introduced
Turner A. Cathey. principal, who
was in charge of the program.
First grade students presented
a number of songs and recitations.
The Canton High School band un
der the direction of Carl J.
Mannle, played several selections
Mr. Hugh A. Matthews present- ,
ed an ofthid corsage to Mrs. Cov-1
ington from the grade mothers oi
her class. She was also presented ,
gifts from the PTA. and from mem- ,
bers of the first class taught by
her in Canton.
Mrs Howard Myers, retiring
president of the PTA. was also giv
en an orchid corsage.
Following the program the group
was invited to view special exhibits ,
in each of the class rooms.
Refreshments were served in the
school cafeteria. Mrs. Hyatt and
Mrs. Myers presided at the punch
bowls. The table was centered with
an arrangement of spring flowers.
Those "Who assisted in serving
were: Mrs. Clayton Mahaffey. Mrs.
Gudger Palmer, Mrs. Garland Al
len, and Mrs. Carlthn Peyton.
After her retirement, Mrs. Cov
ington plans to reside in Asheville
at her home on Cumberland Ave
nue.
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Dinner-Program
Planned For
Central PTA
The Central Elementary Par
ent-Teacher Association will hold
its last meeting of the year Sat
urday night. May 21, instead of
Tuesday night as originally plan
ned.
At the same time a fund-raising
family dinner will be served in
the school cafeteria, proceeds from
which will go in a fund to build
a paved, all-weather playground
area for the school.
A program will be presented .
following the dinner and will in
clude the presentation of the finals i
of the speech and declamation 1
contests for the school.
A special Invitation is extended
to parents, children, and friends #
of the school to attend the dinner H
and program. '?>
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Garden Club cuncneon
Set For Country Club
The second annual luncheon,
sponsored by the Waynesville
Council of Garden Clubs, will be
held at the Waynesville Country
Club Thursday, at 12:30 p.m.
Members of the five garden
clubs oi the community will attend
the affair.
Mrs. A. A. Pearson of Fletcher,
new district director, will lx- the
speaker.
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JefT Reece, student at Clemson
College, spent the weekend with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. J
Reece.
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Mihi S\i\ui Camp\m
JunaUwka ;i member ^B
May C'oui i it' May Uay ce^^B
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Smith nl l anion arm MiiTl^B
Colo ol chili- ?
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