MISS JO ANNA McCRACKEN I* the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
CWroll McCracken of Waynesville, who announce her encasement
to Georse Arnold Robinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Sam Robin
son of Canton. The weddtavg is planned for Jnly 29.
^ (Photo by H. B. Norton).
Mrs. Clyde Hoey
Entertains J
Miss Cline J
Mr*. Clyde K. Hoey of Canton
was hostess at a coffee hour Tues- e
day morning in her home, "Sunny- c
wood", as a courtesy to Miss Vir- e
ginia Cline, bride-elect of Edward ^
Thornhill, III, of Brooklyn, N. Y. ?
The bridal motif was used in the
decorations and refreshments. The c
honor guest was presented a gift 1
of china and Miss Adrienne Smath
ers, also a bride-elect, was pre- ^
sented a gift of china. ,
Assisting in serving were Mrs.
J. L. Reeves, Mrs. W. J. Hampton,
Mrs. W. R. Palmer, Mrs. Fred Fer
guson, Mrs. A. P. Cline, Jr., and
Mrs. A. W. Bottoms. S
Approximately 35 guests were 1
included. 1
Miss McCracken
[s Honored
R.t Shower
Miss Kathryn McCracken, bride
lect of Terry McGill, was the guest
if honor at a miscellaneous show
er given by Mrs.- Guy Fulbright
Wednesday afternoon in her home
it Lake Junaluska.
A pink and white motif was
?arried out with mixed garden
lowers.
Assisting in serving were Mrs.
Phomas Ray, Mrs. W. C. Leather
vood, and Miss Karen McCracken.
Thirty-five guests were included.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Harrod of
Savannah, Georgia, formerly of
iVaynesville, are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Posey Gentry.
Miss Smathers,
Bride - Elect,
Is Honored
Miss Adrienne Smathers of Can
ton, bride-elect of Paul Henson.
was honored at a party Snd linen
shower Wednesday afternoon giv
en by Mrs. Paul Launer in her
home "Pine Knot Farm" near Can
ton. The hostess was assisted by
her mother, Mrs. F. K. Gardner,
of Asheville.
A color scheme of pink and
white was used in the decorations
and refreshments. Mrs. Fleetwood
Smathers and Mrs. W. J. Battison,
mother and grandmother of the
honor guest, presided at the tea
table.
Those included in the courtesy
were Miss Smathers. Mrs. Smath
ers, Mrs. W. J. Battison, Mrs. W.
J. Battison, Jr., Mrs. M. C. Henson.
Mrs. Hugh Mease, Mrs. Frank
Mease, Mrs. Joe Mease, Mrs. Hol
land Bell, Mrs. George M. Smath
ers, Mrs. Mark West. Mrs. Hall
Whitworth, Mrs., Willis Kirkpat
rick, Mrs. Joe Hair, Mrs. Gerald
Hill, Miss Marjoric Hipps. Miss
Jane Johnson, Miss Margaret Jane
Wykle, Mrs. Charles Rhodarmer,
and Mrs. F. I. Neyvman.
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Mrs. Christopher
Is Hostess At
Club Meeting
Mrs. Frank Christopher was
hostess at a meeting of the Francis
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last night in her home.
Mrs. Henry Francis presided
and reports were given by project
leaders as follows: home beauti
fication, Mrs. R. H. Boone; food
conservation by Mrs. Christopher;
and gardens by Mrs. Fred Davis.
Mrs. Walter Ensley and Miss
Evelyn Sisk gave reports on the
craft workshop which they attend
ed at Camp Schaub. *
The group voted to hold a food
sale on Saturday, June 30, to
raise funds for Achievement Day.
Mrs. Ensley, Mrs. Max Rogers.
Mrs. Bryce Crawford, and Mrs.
Henry Francis were named to as
sist with the Chest X-ray on June
28.
The demonstration on Vegetable
Varieties was given by Mrs. Max
Rogers and Miss Evelyn Sisk,
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Ms and Mrs. C. G. Thompson
spent the first of the week in
White Sulphur Springs, West Vir
ginia attending a convention of
fertilizer manufacturers. They left
White Sulphur Springs yesterday
for Washington where they were
joined by their son, Bill, for a short
stay there. They will return home
by way of Williamsburg, Va.
MISS ROSALIND AMMONS, soprano, U shown with her accom
panist, Miss Linda Boonr. Miss Amnions wilt rive a voice recital
Friday nlcht in the First Baptist Church and Miss Boone will be
heard in a rronp of piano solos. Following the recital a reception
will be held in the social hall of the church. (Mountaineer Photo).
South Clyde
Club Has Meeting
The South Clyde Home Demon
stration Club met Tuesday after
noon in the home of Mrs. V. N.
Allen with Mrs, Van Deavers as
co-hostess. The devotional was giv
en by Mrs. V. N. Allen.
Mrs. Ivan Deavers and Lou
Anne Osborne were guests.
During the business session
with Mrs. Henry Osborne presid
ing, plans were made for a work
shop with plastics on June 27 at
the club house.
Project leader reports were giv
en on Home Gardens by Mrs". Walt
er Rhodarmer, Vegetables by Mrs.
Bill Wooten, and Dairying by Mrs.
Florence Rhinehart.
The demonstration on "Vege
tables Varieties" was given by
Mrs. Bill Wooten.
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Mrs. w. L. Hutch ins of Boone
ville is visiting Mrs. E. B. McClure
at her home on Walnut Street.
Mrs. Hutchlns is the wife of the
late Mr. Hutchins, former super
intendent of the Waynesville Dis
trict of the Methodist Church.
Rosalind Ammons
Will Be Heard
In Recital
Miss Rosalind Ammons will be
presented in a voice recital at the
First Baptist Church, Friday night,
June 15, at 8 p.m. Her accom
panist will be Miss Linda Boone.
Miss Ammons' program will in
clude "Draw Near To Me," by
Bach; "Amarilli, mia bella." by
Caccini; "Vittoria, mio core!" by
Carissiml; and several Mozart com
positions.
Miss Boone will play two piano
solos, "To The Sea,'' by MacDow
ell and "La pius que lente" Valse,
by Debussy.
A special number will be by
Jimmy Lovette, flutist, who will
play "Lo! Here The Gentle Lark,"
by Bishop.
Miss Ammons, a member of the
junior class of the Waynesville
High School, is well-known to local
audiences, having appeared as solo
ist with the* Waynesville High
School, mixed chorus and in other
musical events. She will attend
Transylvania Music Camp this sum
mer.
mias ouuii^ is accvniponisi ior
the high school chorus and has alao
won recognition as a musician.
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Joint Hostesses
Entertain For
Miss Medford
Mrs. Howard Bryson and Mlu
Mary Cornwell entertained Mon
day evening in the home of Mrs.
Bryson at a crystal shower honor
ing Miss Mary Medford, whose
marriage to Lynwood McElroy will
take place next Sunday.
Mixed garden flowers were used
in decorating and the bride-elect
was presented a corsage.
Following informal games and
contests, prires were awarded to
Miss Nancy Killian and Mrs. Carl
Bntcliffe. The guests completed a
booklet of household hints which
was presented to Miss Medford.
Included in the courtesy were
Miss Medford and her mother,
Mrs. W. C. Medford. Mrs. Law
rence Leatherwood, Mrs. Carl Rat
cliffe, Mrs. P. H. Gentry, Mrs.
Charles Isley. Miss Nancy Killian,
Miss Elsie Palmer, Mrs. Ben Phil
lips, Mrs. F. G. Rippetoe, Mrs.
R. G. Hudson, Mrs. Claude Rogers,
Mrs. Joe Palmer. Mrs. G. C. Palm
er, Jr., Mrs. James Carpenter. Mrs.
Frank Kirkpatrick, Miss Evelyn
Slier, Mrs. Richard White, Mrs.
Herbert Singletary, Mrs. Kurt
Gans, Mrs. Bill Swift, Mrs. Ken
Fry, Mrs. Rebekka Murray. Miss
Peggy McCracken, and Mrs. Rufus
McCracken of Charlotte.
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I Home Club Has
Meeting At
Crabtree
The Crabtree-Iron Duff-Hyder
Mountain Home Demonstration
Club met Friday at the Crabtree
Methodist Church with Mr*. G. C.
Palmer, Mrs. Lowery Ferguson and
Mrs. Fred Safford as hostesses.
The president, Mrs. Hugh Noland,
was in charge of the business and
the devotional was given by Mrs.
Manson Medford.
Mrs. Lowery Ferguson, Mrs.
Carl Ferguaon, Mrs. Raymond
Caldwell, volunteered to work at
X-Ray Mobile.
Mrs. Noland, Mrs. Carl Fergu
son and Mary Pope reported on
the craft work shop at Camp
Schaub.
Project reports were given on
Gardening by Mrs. Manson Med
ford, Home Beautiflcation by Mrs.
Fred Salford, Dairying by Mrs. T.
C. Davis and Health by Mrs. Roy
Medford.
The demonstration on "Vega
table Varieties" was given by
Mrs. G. C. Palmer,
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Reliable Jewelers Make Unusual
Offer To Help Waynesville Obtain
RECREATION CENTER
YOU CAN BENEFIT, TOO!
"Due to my keen interest in this community having a modern Recreation
Center, I am making for a limited time this very special proposition - - -
"With any purchase of $50.00 or more at our store, we will buy one share
of stock, at $10.00 in the customer's name in the Recreation Commission,
'fhis offer is in addition to our purchase of stock, which we made the
first day.
"Make your purchases now, and you'll help yourself and the Recreation
Commission."
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Owner
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TAN, BLUE, BROWN, GREY, LIGH
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MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE
SPORT SHIRTS
Wide Range of Styles and Colors
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