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Sonoma Eastern Star Will Install Officers Tuesday Mrs. Edith Edwards wui be ln-_ stalled as Worthy Matron of' Sonoma Chapter No. 254, Order of the Eastern Star, at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Temple. Bethel, in a public Installation, Tuesday, April 3. ? Other officers to be ^installed are: David Edwards, Worthy Pa tron; Mrs. Kate Terrell, Associate Matron; John Sloan, Associate Pa tron; Bert Cagle, Secretary; Mrs. Virginia Terrell, Treasurer; Mrs. Dora Mainous, Conductress; Mrs. Mildred Sloan, Associate Conduct ress; Mrs. Lola Lollis. Chaplain; Mrs. Mattie Kelly, Marshal; Miss Martha Jean Kelly, Organist; Mrs. Nellie McCracken, Adah; Mrs. Ocie Davis, Ruth; Mrs. Mae Kelley, Esther; Mrs. Lyda Mayfield, Mar tha; Mrs. Lucy West, Electa; Mrs. Lucille Terrell, Warder; Mrs. Ar thur Lollis, Sentinel: The installing officer will be Mrs. Hilda Haliburton, of Clyde, Worthy Grand Matron of the Grand Chapter of North Carolina. Other Installing officers will be: Mrs. Florence Garner, Sonoma, as Installing Marshal; Howard Set ter, District Deputy Grand Patron, 20th District Installing Chaplain; Mrs. Ila Campbell, Grand Orgtfn ist. * ? ? * Clyde Student Wins FFA Speech Contest Allen Dean Haynes of the Clyde chapter. Future Farmers of Am erica, won first place in a county wide speaking contest March 27 at the Waynesvllle Township High School. The winning speech was en titled, "Forest: Why Plant Trees?" Young Haynes will speak again in the district contest to be held in Asheville on May 12. * * * Joe Trantham. of Chicago, ar rived Friday to spend Easter holi days with relatives in Clyde. Personals The Misses Lillian Knox Med ford, Edna and Elizabeth Sum merrow left by plane Sunday for a two-week vacation in Miami. ? * * * * * Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Grahl had as their Easter guests their son, Carol, of Chapel Hill, and their daughter, Mks. Irvln Phll raon, together with Mrs. Philmon's son, Jimmy, both of Washington, D. C- Before coming to Waynes viile Mr. Grahl visited his \ sister in Washington. . ? * * Mrs. Rufus Siler left Thursday by plane for Houston, Tex., to visit her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Kauffmann. ? ? * Mrs. Clark Hinkley and the Misses Margaret Noland, Linda Sloan and Dot Liner left today to resume studies at Woman's Col lege, Greensboro. - ? ? ? Miss Patsy Brendle, who has been vacationing at home, leaves tomorrow for Woman's College. * ? * Mr. and Mrs. Gist Finley of York, S. C-, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Howell, Jr. * ? * ? The Misses Julia Ann Stovall and Betty Ann Howell, student nurses at Presbyterian Hospital, Charlotte, spent the weekend at home. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Whitener Prevost attended the Carolina Cup Steep lechase this weekend at Camden, S. C. Their children visited their aunt, Mrs. Howard Jennings, in Sumter, S. C * * * Miss Florrie Patrick, student at the University of North Carolina, spent the Easter holidays .with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Pat rick. i ? * * Jeff fleece, student at Clemson College, is spending the holidays < with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. ' J. Reece. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Isley had as weekend guests Mr. and Mrs. Charles Isley, Sr., of Erwin and ^ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robinson and son Chuck of Winston-Salem B ? ? ? The Rev. and Mrs. Frank Leatherwood have had as visitors a their son, Charles Leatherwood, F his wife and daughter Rita, of Clinton, S. C. * * * C Ted Rogers, student at the Uni- tl yersity. Chapel Hill, spent the p weekend with his parents, Mr. and P Mrs. Claude Rogers. ' S Patrolman and Mrs. V. E. Bry an and their daughter Ellen Lynn ?ave Tuesday for a vacation in 'exas, where they will visit rela ives. Accompanying them is Mrs. toy H. Loftin. ? * ? Miss Mary Osborne is spending n Easter holiday in Jacksonville, la. * ? * Mr. and Mrs. John Stamey of tlyde had as their guests over tie weekend Mr. and Mrs. Ted 'enland of Winston-Salem. Mr. enland is a brother of Mrs. tamey. INSULATE & WATERPROOF VOUR ROOF WITH ONE APPLICATION BEN SLOAN Building Maintenance Materials P.O. Box 4 GL 6-8952 .. . Help Us Celebrate Our i 25 Lucky People Will Receive Free: 1st Drize: 51 piece set of sterling silver, retail price $271.25, consisting of 8 knives, 8 forks, 8 , teaspoons, 8 soup spoons, 8 salad forks, 8 butter spreaders, tablespoon, cake server, , butterknife. 2nd prize: 21 piece set of sterling silver, retail price $144.00. (service for foUr) , ' . t ? t ' ' I .. ? '* 3rd prize: Sterling silver salad servers (spoon and fork) retail price $20.00. * ? 22 other prizes: One dollar merchandise certificates. Come In And Register 0 Winners Will Be Published In A F uture Issue of The Mountaineer. / t OtweHtoJuf, Glea/u+Hoe Sale j Go&lume flewelntj, Sale Hundreds of items taken from regular stock A All taken from regular stock. Dollar items and reduced for final clearance. f reduced to 59c. Jewelry over $1, half price. Red Vfcnq 202 N. Main St. jM ^ ? M Waynesville, N. C. m -GIFT SHOP-/ / MR. AND MRS. ROBERT R. KELLY of Canton announce the en casement of their dauchter, Martha Jean, to Robert Earl Devlin, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Devlin, also of Canton. The weddinc is planned for June 29. Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Chapter Elects Officers Mrs. Herb Turner was elected president of the Alpha Theta chap ter of Beta Sigma Phi at a meeting last week at the home of Mrs. A. P. Evans on Balsam Drive. Other officers chosen for 1958 57 were: Mrs, Donald Morrow, vice presi dent; Mrs. Evans, recording secre tary; Miss Marjorie Woody, cor responding secretary, and Miss Elaine Francis, treasurer. Mrs, Raymond Caldwell is the outgoing president of Alpha Theta chapter and will receive the ex emplar degree in Mdy along with Mrs. Rufus Pannell, Mrs. Jack Klopp, and Mrs, Grovene Russell. The new officers for 1956-57 will be installed at the Founder's Day banquet to be held April 30. There will also be a Ritual of Jewels ceremony April 30 for the following girls who have complet ed their pledge training: Mrs. John Penny, Mrs. Bob Francis, Mrs Carroll Cabe. Miss Marjorie Woody, Miss Elaine Francis, Miss Mozelie Liner, and Mrs. Jim Jeter. For the past six months these girls have bfcen under the leader ship of Mrs. Charles Edwards, pledge instructor, from the XI Omicron Chapter and Mrs. Jack Klopp, vice president of AJpha Theta. During that timo. Miss Francis was elected as ? pledge chairman and has confffccted the' business meetings, with Mrs. Cabe in charge of the programs. ? * * i*} Births New arrivals at the Haywood County Hospital include the fol lowing: A daughter to Mr and Mrs. James Pressley of Canton on March 29. A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Har old Crawford of Canton on March 29. A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Zeb Green of Clyde on March 29, A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Minzenmayer of Canton on March 31. A son to Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Stamey of Route 3, Waynesville on March 31. A son to Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Reed of Route 3, Canton on March 31. A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Phillips of Hazelwood on March 31. A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Frizzell of Canton on April 1. A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Howell of Waynesville on April 1. ? ? ? Fresh fruit and an assortment of cheese makes an easy and de licious company dessert. For the cheese have wedges of blue and Gruyere cheese, a package of cream cheese and a slice of'Ched dar cheese. Fine Ensemble ? By VERA WINSTON & SCORING smartly Is the sheath with its own jacket, an ensemble that is jaunty, crisp and ideal spring fashion fare. Gray and white checked wool is used for the jacket worn with a sheath of gray wool trimmed with the checked fabric. The trim is uSed for two bands on the dress bod ice and for the short sleeves. Plenty of interesting detail marks the straight and narrow, waist length jacket It buttorfs in front and has a belt that starts at the sides of the front and criss crosses in back with two buttons on the tabs. MISS IRIS DAVENPORT, wo men's editor of Farm and Ranch, will be the guest speaker a( the District III Federation of Home Demonstration Clubs, Wednesday, at the Calvary Episcopal church, Fletcher. A number of Haywood women will take part in the program, with Mrs. W. D. Ketner presiding. Miss Davenport was recently honored by the National Council of Epsilom Sigma Phi, honorary extension fraternity. Miss Davenport will serve- again this year as one of the Judges in the Mrs. America contest. Want ada bring quick results . Presbyterian Circles Will Meet Tuesday , The circles of the Wsynesville 1 Presbyterian Church have an- J nounced their April meetings for ( Tuesday, April 3, as follows: Circle 1 will meet in the home of Miss Alice qulnlan with Kirs. ' M. G. Stamey as co-hostess at 3:30 1 pm v ' Circle 2 will meet In the liome , of Mrs. M D Watklns at 10 a.m. . Circle 3 will meet in the home of Mrs. Everette McElroy at 7:30 1 p.m. ? Circle 4 will meet in the home of Mrs. T. J. Myer with Mrs. Wal ter Jones as co-hostess at 7:30 p.m. < ? ? * Mrs. H. L. Liner, Jr., has been called to Florence; S. C? due to the j serious illness of her father, T. Waring Johnston. I * ? ? Stuart Roberson, student of Wake Forest, spent the weekend . with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. R. Stuart Roberson. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Emory of Raleigh are guests of rMs. Emory's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rog ers of Lake Junaluska. j * * * t You'll need at least two pounds t of short ribs of beef for four serv- 1 ings. I District PTA Group To Meet On April 14 Ralph H. Davis, executive secre tary of the 10th district PTA Con fess. anounced today that the ipring conference will be held with the Dunbar School, forest City. April 14. The meeting will last through out the day, with the host school providing the luncheon as a court esy to the visitors. Davis, principal of Reynolds High, said the program committee has prepared an excellent program on parent-education. ? * * Don Shaw, student at Mars Hill, was home for the holidays, with his parents. Dr. and Mrs. Luther Shaw. * ? ? Miss Jane Dudley Francis, High Point, was here for the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. toy Francis. * * * George Dewey Stovall, senior at Davidson College, spent the holi lays with his parents, Mr. and Urs. G. D. Stovall. * ? ? Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gibson and sons, Gary and Larry have returned o their home in Hickory after .pending the weekend with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al jert Gibson, Sr. You Can Catch Big Ones, Too, If You Have The Right Equipment - - - And, Of Course, The Right Place To Get Your Fishing Gear Is ROGERS ELECTRIC CO., "Fisherman's Headquarters" FLY RODS $2-95 to $f0.95 Steel, Bamboo and GlaM8 ? 2, 3 and i PiOPA Riulc FLY ?nd nccTr ~ CASTING J EAGLE CLAW SNELLED 65c to $17.95 HOOKS Martin Automatic. Zebco Casting Sizes 1 to 12 Reels, New Johnson Spinning A1| Sizes Loo8e H^k8 _ Reels, Ocean City, Branson ... . ? . ? .. and Pflueger *'y Ty,n* Hooka ~ Pattern8 59 ??Wright & McGill, Sizes 14 thru 4 ^ WET and DRY FLIES iff* <B^J^We Have The Largest and The Best Assortment of Flies We Have Ever Shown - - - All Hand Tied. Adams, Royal Coachman, Pink Lady, Nymphs, Secret Weapon, Gray & Brown, and Many Others All 25c EACH ? DRY FLY OIL ? TAPERED & LEVEL FLY LINES ? MONOFILAMENT FLY LINES ? SPINNERS (Ail Kinds & Sizes) ? TROUT CREELS ? TROUT AND BASS NETS ? TAPERED LEADERS?7'/j, 9 ft. ? MINNOW BUCKETS ? INSECT REPELLENT ? SPLIT SHOT (All Sizes) ? FLAT FISH (Fly Rod Size) ? SWIVELS (All Sizes) ? EXTRA FLY ROD TIPS ? DRY FLY BOXES ? LARGE ASS'T BASS PLUGS ? SEINES Camping Equipment * ? COLEMAN GAS STOVES ? PLEASURE CHESTS WITH FOOD TRAYS ? GAS LANTERNS i - CUMBERLAND HUNTING and FISHING ? COATS ? PANTS ? HATS - ? ? This Is Only A Partial List of The Fishing Equipment You Will Find at ROGERS ELECTRIC CO. - - - "Fisherman's Headquarters" Get Your TROUT and FISHING LICENSE ROGERS ELECTRIC CO. GL 6-6351 Main Street i AFTER EASTER CLEARANCE BEGINS TODAY HURRY IN FOR TERRIFIC BARGAINS - ' - ^ _ i AMAZINGLY LOW PRICES THROUGHOUT OUR SHOP! THE SMART SHOP MAIN STREET > WAYNESVILLE . ___?? ? 4 DRASTIC REDUCTIONS! ?COATS ? TOPPERS ? SUITS ? DRESSES' ? CHILDREN S WEAR ??