Beta Sigma Phi
Chapters Hold
Founders' Banquet
Pounders' Day of Beta Sigma
Phi sorority will be celebrated to
night by local chapters Alpha
Tbeta and XI Omicron with a din
net at the Towne House at which
Admiral W N. Thomas will be
guesj speaker.
At the same lime Alpha Theta
chapter wilt install officers for
1 !>96-57 and seven members will re
ceive the Ritual of Jewels Degree.
New officers are Mrs. Herb
Turner, president; Mrs Donald
Morrow. vk> president; Mrs. Arth
ut Paul Evans. recording secretary;
Miaa Vargic Woody, correspond
ing secretary and Miss Elaine
Francis, treasurer. Mrs. T. Lenoir
Gwyn will serve for the third year
as social sponsor
Receiving their pins in the Ritual
of JewHs will be Mrs John Penny,
Mrg. Bob Francis. Mrs. Carroll
Cabe, Mrs. Jim Jeter, Miss Woody
Miss Francis fcnd Miss Mo/elle
Llher.
On May 12. the XI Omicron
chapter will celebrate Exemplar
Day with a dinner meeting. Instal
lation of officers and reception of
members who have completed their
study for the Exempler Degree
Also during May the chapters
Jointly will assist in the'Cancer
drive. They hope to plan a year
round service and educational pro
gram In connection with the Amer
ican Cancer Society.
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Teen - Age Talent
To Take Part
In Dance Recital
A group of Waynesville teen
agers will give exhibitions of tango
and inodert| swing dances as part
of a recital slated for Friday night
at 8 o'clock at the Central Element
ary School.
Taking pkrt will be Helen Kirk
pat rick, JHp(t> Owen. Jean Mc
Dnnlel, Beverly Uickcrson. Carey
Hnwall, Peggy Gill. Sara Cobb,
I.inda Kay Smith. Danny Whlsen
hunt. Bruce Alexander. Harry Sul
livan. David Ferguson. Ernest Ed
ward*. Jimmy Smith and Jack Pre
vost.
The group are pupils of Mrs. J.
C Roberts of the Fletcher School
of Dancing.
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MRS. BOBBY REED MEASE
Mrs. Mr air Is the former Ml as Martha Ann Bus*. J, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Rufus Russell of Route 3, Wajrnesjrllle. She was mar
ried Saturday evening in the Bethel Baptist Church.
Martha Ann Russell Is
Bride Of B. R. Mease
Mis* Martha Ann Russell. daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus H. Rus
sell of Route 3, Waynesvllle, be
came the bride of Bobby Reed
Mease, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Mease of Canton, in the Brthel
Baptist Church Saturday, April 28,
at 7:30 p.m.
The Rev. Thomas E. Erwln, pas
tor of the church, performed the
ceremony and a program of music
was presented by Miss Martha Jean
Kelly, pianist, and Hugh K. Terrell,
Jr., soloist, both of Canton.
The altar was decorated with
palms Interspersed with branched
candelabra and floor vases of white
gladioli.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father, ller gown was of
imported Cbantiily lace and net
over satin, designed with strapless
bodice and matching jacket with
long tapered sleeves. Her veil of
illusion was attached to a tiara
of lllies-of-the-valley and she car
ried a bouquet of white roses.
Mrs. James E. Harris of Waynes
vllle. sister of the bride was matron
of honor. She wore a ballerina
length dress of mint green net over
taffeta with a small matching hat.
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She i carried a .bouquet of tullpa
hi rainbow colors.
The bridesmaids were Miss Em
ily Michal of Canton and Miss
Cloe Garren, cousin of the bride,
of Canton. Their dresses wbre of
pink net and taffeta, similar in de
sign to that of the matron of hon
or. and they wore matching ban
deaux. Their bouquets were of mix
ed spring flowers.
James Ray Mease of Canton serv- j
ed as best man for his brother
and ushers were James E. Harris
of Waynesville and Neal Stamey
ftf Canton.
A reception was held at the
church following the ceremony. As
sisting were Mrs. James Medford,
Mrs. Ray Prizaell. Mrs. Joe Russell,
all of Waynesville, Mrs. Welch
Singleton, Mrs. Kenneth Lowe and
Miss Ocie Davis of Catnon. and
Mrs. Donald Medford of Brevard.
The bride was graduated from
Bethel High School and Blanton's
Business College and is now em
ployed in the office of Dayton
Rubber Company.
'?Mr. Mease was graduated from
Bethel High School and attended
North Carolina State College.
Raleigh and Western Carolina Col
lege at Cullowhee. He is presently
employed with the Junaluska Sup
ply Company at Lake Janalusks
The couple will make their
home on the Pigeon Road, Canton.
Susan Moody Will Be
Hostess To CAR
Susan Moody will be hostess at ?
meeting of the Joseph Howell So
ciety, Children of the American
: Revolution, In the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Moody on
Jonathan Creek. Wednesday after
noon at 3:30 o'clock.
A program of music will be pre
sented by Catbey Massic. Karen
Smathers, and Betty Owen, after
, which the members will take a
j hike.
Canton Garden
Clubs Hold
Regular Meets
Regular meeting* of thrae Can
ton garden club* .'are held laet
week
The Town and Country Garden
Club held a dinner meeting Mon
day night at the Towne House in
Waynesvllle.
Mrs. Donald W. Randolph, newly
Installed president, presided and
presented a gift to the retiring
president, Mrs. Carl E. Powell.
Mrs. William Preel was In charge
of the program She Introduced
Hall B. Whitwortb of Canton who
discussed the "Utterburg Cam
paign".
Mrs. John Lee Jones spoke on
the "Alms. Objects, and Principles
of the National Garden Club".
The Canton Garden Club,, met
Tuesday morning In the home of
Mrs. Clyde R. Hoey. "Sunnywood."
on the Asheville Road. Mrs. C. H.
Eskridge was associate hostess
During the business session an
nouncement was made of the N.C.
Garden Club State Convention to
be held in Cbaiiotte May 14, IS. 18.
and 17, and of the district meeting
to be held in Asheville September
12. ? I
Mrs. Charles Branson, garden
therapy chairman, announced that
magazines and flowers were placed
In the Haywood County Hospital;
during the past month. Mrs. Hoey
stated that two books. "The Care
and Feeding of Garden Plants,"1
published by the American Society
for Horticultural Science, and |
"Japanese Flower Arrangements" ? I
by Allen. Rave been placed in the |
Canton Library by the club
Schedules for the annual flower (
show and club yearbooks were dls- t
tributed. Mrs. James B. Hurley <
gave a report of the Junior Garden ?
Club.
At the conclusion of the meeting
Mrs. Hoey displayed a tray of wild ]
flowers, ferns, and moss. Later the (
group made a tour of the Hoey wild
flower gardens.
Mrs. Clyde Hawkins, of Ashevllle \
was the guest speaker at the reg- <
ular meeting of the Rhododendron ]
Garden Club Tuesday morning in j
the home of Mrs. J. E. Wilkinson
on Sky land Terrace. (
Mrs. Hawkins discussed flower '
arrangements and conducted a
demonstration on the subject. j
The group completed plans for i
an Iris Flower Show to be held in <
May in th? assembly room of the i
Canton library. ]
Mrs. T. R. Barnes was a guest. ]
Mrs. E. W. White J
Is Honored J
At Luncheon t
Mrs. John M. McClure honored
her mother. Mrs. E. W. White, at *
a luncheon Tuesday in her home (
at Lake Junaluska on the occasion 1
of the latter's birthday anniversary. I
The guests, in addition to Mrs. 1
White, were Mrs. Jarvis Caldwell, (
Mrs. Mattle Davis, Mrs. Grover 1
Leatherwood, Mrs. Elisabeth *
Reeves. Mrs. Reeves Noland. Mrs.
Dewey Lavender, Mrs, R. C. Long, 1
Mrs, Ben Walker, Mrs. Henderson *
McClure. Mrs. C. G. Medford. Mrs. v
Clark Messer. Mrs. Jim Welch. Mrs.
W. B. Noland, Mrs. L. G. Dolson, 1
! Mrs. Tom Fincher. Mrs. Albert Mc- ^
Cracken, Mrs. Ada Dotson. Mrs. L. ]
O. Ferguson, Mrs. T. C. Davis,
Mrs. Maye Davis, Mrs. V. R. Davis.
Mrs. Roy Medford. Mrs. F. H. Par- ?
?is, Mrs. Lee Williamson. Mrs. (
Curtis Rogers, Mrs. Reuel Noland. I
and Mrs. Clinton McElroy. a
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Miss Limja Sloan has returned e
to Greensborp College after speed- e
ing the weekepd with her parents, B
Mi. and Mrs. Ben Moan.
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George Dewey Stovall. senior at g
Davidson College, spent the week- ?
end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
G. D. Stovall. Ml
DIVISION AND DISTRICT OFFICERS of the
United Daughters at the Confederacy were guest*
of the Wayaearilie chanter at the district annnal
nwllnt Saturday at the First Methodist Church.
Left to right, seated, are Mrs. Lloyd Jarrett. ear
responding secretary ef the North CaroUna Divi
sion; Mrs. Preston Thomas, secretary pro teas of
District One; uit Mr*. J. 9. Crawler, recording *
secretary of the N. C. Division. Standing, also left
to right, are Mr* C. P. Ktrfcpatrick, president of
th* hostess chapter; Mrs. C. O. Deas. District di- \
racier; and Mrs. Ashley T. St. Amang. Division \
president. J
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Mrs. Campbell
Is New Head Of
UDC District
Mrs. R. R. Campbell of Waynes
irille was elected president of the
Brst district of the North Carolina
Division of the United Daughters
at the Confederacy at the annual
meeting of the district Saturday in
the First Methodist Church here,
rhe Haywood Chapter of Waynes
rllle was the hostess group.
Mrs. Campbell succeeds Mrs. C.
D. Deas of Asheville, who presid
ed at the meeting.
The- main address was given by
Mrs. Ashley T. St. Amand of Wil
mington, N C? Division president. 1
She was introduced by Mrs. C. F.
Kirkpatrick, president of ,the 1
lostess chapter.
Mrs. Campbell gave the address
>f welcome to which Mrs. Dan
Tompkins of Sylva responded.
Special music was presented by
Miss Nancy Francis of Waynes
ville, music student at Western
Carolina College. Flags were ad
vanced by John Queen, III, James
EUchard Queen, and Milas Kirk
>a trick.
Mrs. W. F Swift of Waynesville
ntroduced the pages, Beth Jacocks
ind Patty Scroggs of Canton and
-arey Howell and Marietta Camp
>ell of' Waynesvjlle.'
Miss Pauline Slaughter of Can
on aonducted a memorial service.
Luneheon was served in the
;hurch dining room. Among the
llstlnguished guests were Mrs. J.
V. Keel of Rocky. Mount. 2nd vice
>resident of the North Carolina
Jivision, UDC; Mrs. J. S. Crowley
>f Wilmington, recording secretary;
ind Mrs. D. S. Coltrane of Raleigh,
reasurer.
Around one hundred delegates
ittended from chapters in Ashe
rille. Canton, Hendersonville, Syl
>a, and Waynesville.
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funaluska Club
Host To C. Pigeon
The Lake Junaluska Home Dem
mstration Club entertained the
Jood Neighbors of Center Pigeon,
lome Demonstration Club Friday
fternoon in the home of Mrs. Al
ert McCracken. Associate host
sses were Mrs, Carroll McCrack
n, Mrs. FrankHn McCracken, and
ilri L. J. Dotson.
Mrs. Hearst Burgin, president of
he hostess group, welcomed the
uests and Mrs. Willard Moody
onducted the devotions.
A demonstration was given by
Iss Mary Cornwell. home agent.
MYF District
Retreat Is
Set For May 6
The annual Haywood County
Sub-District Methodist Youth Fel
lowship Retreat will be held at
Camp Hope en Sunday, May 8.
Registration will be held from
2 p.m. until 2:30 p.m. with a fee
Df 35 cents.
Sub-diet riet officers will be elect
ed and installed after which work
shops will be held on "What A
Methodist Believes," and "How To I
Create Interest in the MYF."
Games and singing will be in- ,
eluded on the program.
Everyone is asked to bring a
picnic lunch. Soft drinks, and paper
plates will be furnished by the
various churches.
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Use the Want Ada far reanlta
HDC Schedule "
Tuesday, May 1, 2:00 pjn. ?
Home of Mrs. Goble McCracken?
Beaverdam club will entertain
Crabtree-Hyder Mt.?Iron Duff.
Wednesday, May 2, 9:30 a.m.?
Home of Mrs. W. F. Swift?Fair
view club will entertain Dellwood
Club.
Wednesday, May 2, 1:00 p.m. to
5:00 p.m.?County Tour of Homes
for Home Demonstration Clubs.
Thursday, May 3, 11:00 a.m. ?
Home of Mrs. Carl C-reen?Fines
Creek Club will entertain Morning
Star Club.
Friday, May 4, 11:00 a.m.?Mrs.
Jim B. Leatherwood ? Jonathan
Club will entertain Clyde Club.
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Mrs. O. H. Shelton has return
ed tg her home here after spend
ing two months in Atlanta with
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. i
and Mrs. Hugh Shelton.
Baptist Circles
Bet Meetings '
For Tuesday
Circles of ttie First Baptist
Church will bold May meetings
ruesday, May 1, as fillcws:
The Annie Armstrong Circle will
neet with Mrs. Douglas Worsham
it 10 a. m.
The Lottie Moon Circle will meet
vith Mrs. William Medford at 10
i. m.
The Ann Judson Circle will meet
it the church at 3:30 p. m
The Pearl Joblnston Circle will
neet at the church at 7:30 P. m.
The Eliza Yates Circle will meet
rith Mrs. L. E. Perry at 7:30 p. m.
The Fannie E. S. Heck Circle
rill meet with Mrs. Leo BuchTker
it 8 p. m.
The Business Women's Circle
rill meet witfi Miss Jean Childers
it 8 p m .
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Miss Dot Liner, student at
Ireensboro follege, spent the
veekend with her parents, Mr. and
Jrs. Jerry Liner.
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Stanford Massie. student at Duke
Jniversity, spent the weekend with
lis parents, Mr. And Mrs. Francis
Jassie.
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