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First National Is Host To Colorado 4-H At Barbecue ? The vMtlng Weld County, Colo. 4-H group* and their Haywood County hog* were gueata of honor at a barbecue Thursday evening given by the First National Hank of Waynesvtlle at the home of it* president, Jonathan Woody. other special guests were Mlas Mir* Harris. Western District 11 nine Demonstration Agent: O. L. Carter, Western District 4-H Agent; Ituywood sgents Mary Cornwall, Jean CMidera. Virgil Holloway and Coca Mb*II. and Mr. and Mrs. Lynwoed MtElroy. Adult leaders of the Colorado group were Mra. Lucille Gillespie, Mrs. Hoy Freemyer. Mrs. Msrk Goold. Mr. Goold and Earl Cog burn. Mr. Woody was assisted by Mr. and Mr*. John Hlldenbiddle and Mr. and Mrp. M. H. Bowles. The meal, which starred barbe cued chicken, wga prepared by Rufus Slier. His assistant* were Luther Henson. Mrs. Myrtle Fitz gerald. Mrs. Kate Muli. Mrs. George Haskett. Miss Mary Lou Elver. Mtas Evelyn Slier and Mlas Ruby Haskett. Colorado 4-H'ers Included the following: Dorothy Kay Alden, Lois Berry Ddln Jane Capper. Virginia Lee Croissant. Peggy Dorsey. Marlyn Francen. Patty Glesick. Jo Ann Golgart. Joan Johnson. Ruth Lamb ? Sandra Kibben, Shirley Larson, Mary Mosier, Julia Ellen Murfln. Peggy Porter. Barbara Rauth, Judi Redman. Connie Rothe. Carol Sarchet, Sandra Wilson and Linda Wttwnr. Rodney Anderson. LeRoy Crois sant, Larry Hoffner. Terry Horn. Kenneth Kelly, James Lee Odle, Harold Peterson. Bruce Richardson, Kirk Rush. Richard Scheldt, Qary Schissler, Marvin Sellers, Richard Solomon, Leslie H. Stcnrel and Alan H. Swanaon. Aerompanylng their guests were 1 the following Haywood 4-H'ers: Ann Cathey. Marilyn Bureh. Esteiena Robinson. Patrlela Kirk Patrick, Annette Sheffield. Judy Harris, Joan Green, Barbara Fergu son. Mary Gail Clark. Ellen Cathey, Jannette Sheffield. A u r e 11 a Morgan. Elsie Palmer, Beverly Chambers, Gail Cog bum, Kay Boyd, Carole Wilson. Jane Davis and Martha Swalm. James Ferguson. Bernard Fer guson, Phillip Davis. Jerry Fergu son. Johnny James. Ned Kelly, Bobby Clark, James Ra/ Fore. Tom Garrett, Johnny Williams. Powell McElroy, Neal Allison. Jennings, Plemmons, Don Price, ! and Phil James. .- .4,, ???? 1 Mrs. A. C. Craft and two chil dren of Athens, Ga. are visiting Mrs. Craft's mother, Mrs. Troy Wyche. Mr, Craft, who was here for the weekend, has returned to Athens. SUMMER WARDROBE HEADQUARTERS THE SMART SHOP Main SI. GL 6-8210 MRS. TERRY CARLTON MrGILL was married Saturday after noon in Loot's Chapel McthodWt Church. She. is the former Miss Kathryn Manees McCrarkcn. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carey Mc Cracken of Lak^ Junaluska. CH. B. Norton Photo). Kathryn Manees McGracken Is Bride Of Terry McGill Miss Kathryn Manee* MeCrack en. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carey McCracken of Lake Juna luska. became the bride of Terry Carlton McGlll. son of the Rev. agd Mrs. J. F McGill of Rock wood. Tenn... in Long's Chapel Methodist Church at Lake Juna luska. Saturday. June 23. at 4 p.m. The Rev. Don Payne, pastor, per formed the ceremony. Wedding music was presented by Miss Peggy McCracken cousin of the bride, organist, and Miss Moselle Liner, vocalist. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a full length gown of whtte crystalette designed with Htted bodice with off-the-shoulder neckline, and full, tiered skirts. Her fingertip veil of French illu sion fell from a tiara of lity-of-the valley and she carried a whtte or chid on a Bible. Her only Jewelry was an heirloom pearl brooch which belonged to her great-great grandmother. Mrs. Thomas Massle Ray of Waynesville, sister of the hride. was matron of honor and Miss Karen McCracken, also a sister of the bride, was maid of honor. They wore identical floor length gowns of blue crystalette, feaurlng sweet heart necklines and bows at the back.. They wore headdresses of blue forget-me-nots and carried ? ?. ; ??,. .' r_r~ T" ' * nosegays of mixed summer flowers. Cynthia Sutton, cousin of the bride, was flower girl and Thomas Kiplln Ray, nephew of the bride, was ringbearer. The flower girl's white dress was patterned after the bride's with full tiered skirt, j She carried a basket of rose petals. William McGill of Gatlinburg. Tenn. served as best man for his j brother and ushers were Thomas Massie Ray. brother-in-law of the bride. Bob Pulbrlght of Lake Juna luska. cousin of the bride, Johnny Mack Ferguson, and-Tommy Owen. The mother of the bride wore blue lace with black accessories and her corsage was of gardenias. The bridegroom's mother wore a dress of blue polished cotton with black accessories and a gardenia corsage. For a wedding trip the bride wore a beige linen suit with match ing accessories and the orchid from her Bible. Mrs. McGill was graduated from Waynesvll)e Township High School and completed a commercial art course at Western Carolina College where she was a member of the Future Business Leaders of Amer ica. Mr. McGill was graduated from Plnevtlle, Ky? High School and is now serving as apprentice at Gar rett Funeral Home. He enters Cin cinnati College of Embalming, Cin cinnati. Ohio, in September.' The couple will make their home i at Lake Junalusk*. Among the out-of-town guests _were Miss Mary Ring of Clinton. *Tenn., Mrs wiiUam McGill of Gat llnburg. Tenn., Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Swafford of Lenoir City. Tenn., I Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Bowman of Aiken. S. C., and Miss Loretta Mc Gill of Lenoir City. Tenn. * * * Homemakers Will Sponsor Story Hour The Waynesvllle Homemakers met Tuesday night in the REA Kitchen for a covered dish supper. Mrs. H- O. Champion presided and Mrs. Jimmle William led the de votions. Mrs. Enos Boyd was welcomed as a new member. The club voted to sponsor a Story Hour at the Library begin ning July 5 through August 9th. Project leader reports were giv en on Health by Mrs. Howard Bry sen. Home Beautlflcatlon by Mrs. Ben Phillips . Home Gardens by Mrs. H. O. Champion and Food Conservation by Mrs. Lawrence Leatherwood. The demonstration on "Variety with Vegetables in Food" was giv en by Mrs. Mllas Ferguson. ? * * Cecil Club Has Meeting Once-A-Week The Cecil Homo Den\onstration club met at the home of Mrs. Roy Ddwarda Wednesday afternoon Mm. Ray Bdwaids and Mrs. B. B Chambers were cw-boetesses. The devotional was given by Mrs. Har mon Krwin. Mrs. Robert Isfbt -ar was wel comed as a visitor. During the business session a re pert on the Lions dub supper was given and plans for a workshop and picnic In August were made. Mrs. J. Edgar Burnett e gave s Food KURT GANS ? 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Imk <*r ?M mi ___ sr.,rr D?. /S7\ i?4i 0?> Miss Calvin Completes Wedding Plans _ Plan* have been announced for ! the marriage of Ml** Nancy Rebec- . ca Calvin, daughter of Mr. and ' Mr#. Gardner John Calvin of Can ton .to Charles Robert Mill*, son of Mr. and Mr*. Jennings G. Mills, also of Canton. I The double ring ceremony will i be performed in the Pint Presby terian Church of Canton on Sat urday. June 30, at 5 p.m. The Rev. J. Clayon Lime, pastor of the. church, will officiate. A program i of wedding musie will be presented I by Robert Matthews of Canton, or ganist. and Mrs. James A. Hender- ' son of River Bdge, N. J., sister of the bride-elect, vocalist. The bride-elect will be given in marriage by her father. Mm. W. C. Johnson. Jr.. will serve as her sis ter's matron of honor. Bridesmaids will be Miss Peggy Mills, sister of the bridegroom, Miss Edith Carolyn Hutchlna, and Miss Margaret Rice, all of Canton, Junior bridesmaids will be Miss Rebecca Henderson, niece of the bride-elect. . Mr. Mills, father of the bride groom. will serve as best man. Ush ers will be Chester Newton of Fort Worth, Texas, Opple J. Owensby of Hendersonvllle. and Robert Wil liamson and Thomas Clark, both of Canton. A reception will be held at Glen elle's immediately following the ceremony. On Wednesday evening. Mrs. A. J Hutchtns and her daughter. Miss Edith Carolyn Hutchlns, will honor Miss Calvin with a linen shower in their home on Johnson St. Mrs. Calvin ""will entertain her daughter's attendants at breakfast in her home on Friday. A party will be given on Friday evening following the rehearsal. . * *? * Virginia Cline, Bride - Elect, Is Honored ? . .? Miss Virginia Cline of Canton, bride-elect of Edward Thornhtll, III, of Brooklyn, N. Y., was hon ored at a luncheon Wednesday giv en by Mrs. J. L. Reeves and her daughter. Mrs. W. J. Hampton, in the Reeves home on Academy St.. Canton. A shower of linen was presented to the honoree. _ Mrs. F. K. Gardner and her daughter, Mrs. Paul Launer, enter tained as a dessert bridge Wednes day night In the home of the lat ter, "Pine Knot Farm", as a court esy to Miss Cline. The honoree was presented a portage and a gift of silver. Miss Clipe was winner of the high score prize, and Mrs. Maurice Brooks won the low prize.) . Friday night Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Reed of Ashevtlle honored Miss Cline at a dinner party at the Country Club of Ashevilie. On Saturday Miss Cline was a gain honored when Mrs. Thomas James and Mrs. G. M. Trostel en tertained at luncheon in Sunny side Inn in Ashevilie. Mrs. W. R- Palmer and Mrs. F. T. Peden were hostesses at a bridge luncheon at the Waynes ville Country Club today as a courtesy to Miss Cline. Miss Cline and Mr. Thornhlll will be married July 7 in the Cent ral Methodist Church in Canton.' * ? ? Home Club Meets With Mrs. Henshaw The Ratcliffe Cove Home Dem onstration Club met Monday night In the home of Mrs. L. E. Hensliaw with Mrs. Algle Ratcliffe as co hostess Mrs. Lem Leopard, vice president, presided. Mrs. Will Rat cliffe gave the devotional. Mrs. Graham Rogers, Mrs. S. A. Grasty. Mrs. L. E. Henshaw", Mrs. E. C. Smith, Mrs. Etta McCIure and Mrs. Grady Barringer were guests. Mrs. Will Ratcliffe gave a report on the Craft Workshop which she attended at Cam|> Schaub. Project reports were given on Dairying by Mrs. James Medford, Home Gardens by Mrs. Owen Janes, and Eoo>d Conservation by Mrs Hugh Ratcliffe. The demonstration on "Variety with Vegetables in Food Prepara tion'" was given by Mrs. John Mor row and Mrs. P R. Kitchen. ? * * Miss Hipps Is Engaged To Joe Bob McDowell Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Hlpps of Canton announce the engagement of their daughter, Nancy Kay. to Joe Bob McDowell, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. McDowell, also of Canton. A July wedding Is planned. ? ? ? Mrs. Theodore Strawn of Deland. fla has arrived at her home on Eagle's Nest R??d for the summer. She was accompanied by her "son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Strawn, who returned to thetr home In Deland this morning. Mrs. J. E Burnette and Gardening by Mrs. Harvey Hargrove. The^demooatration on "Variety tion" was given by Miss Mary fornwelL MRS PAUL MELVIN HENSON Is the former Miss Adrienne Elizabeth Smathers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fleetwood Smathers of Canton. She was married Saturday evening in Central Methodist Church at Canton. (Photo by Charles Hawkins). Miss Adrienne E. Smathers Weds Paul Melvin Henson | Miss Adrienne Elizabeth Smath ers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fleetwood Smathers of Canton, became the bride of Paul Melvin Henson. son of Mr. and Mrs. Melyin Carnie Henson, also of Can ton, Saturday at 8 p m. in the Cen tral Methodist Church of Canton. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Cecil G. Hefner, pastor ' of the church. A.program of tradi tional wedding music was present ed by Miss Patricia McKennon of Douglas. Ga.. organist. Miss Lu cretia Rhodarmer and David Kirk patrick, both of Canton, vocalists. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a white satin wed ding gown designed with a fitted bodice, sweetheart neckline, and leg o' mutton sleeves. The bouffant skirt, worn over hoops, featured lace insertions, and the cathedral train was bordered with lace. Her veil of imported illusion fell from a small lace cap trimmed, with seed pearls. * , Her pearl earrings were a gift of the bridegroom, and her pearl necklace was a gift of her uncle and aunt. Col. and Mrs. William J. Battison. Jr. She carried a cascade bouquet of white phalaenopsis and stephanotis, centered with a white orchid. Her handkerchief of Bat ten berg lace and linen was also carried by her mother and her grandmother. Mrs. W. J. Battison. at their weddings. M'iis Jane Johnson of Canton was maid of honor. She wore a floor length gown of blue crystalette, fashioned with a long torso and full skirt with a large bow in the back. Her small cap was of match ing crystalette. and she carried a colonial bouquet of white and pink summer flowers. Bridesmaid* were: Miss Margaret Jane Wykle of Canton. Miss Lynn Altman of Tampa, Fla., Miss Vir ginia Barrett of Neptune Beach, Fla., and Mrs. William Citable of Ridgewood, N. J. Their gown* and headdresses of, pink crystalette were identical In design to that of the honor attend- ( ant. They carried colonial bouquets of pink and white flowers. Miss Mary Ann Barnes of Canton was Junior bridesmaid. Her dress was of pink crystalette. and she carried a nosegay of pink and white flowers. Joseph Fleetwood Smath ers, Jr. was Junior usher. George Henson served as his brother's best man. Ushers were: Terrell Baskerville of McKenny. Vs., Robert Godsey of Bristol, Tenn., Larry Hardin of Canton, md Norman Sprung of White Plains. N. J. Following the ceremony a recep tion was held at the home of the bride'* parents. Mrs. W. J. Batti son and Mrs. W. J. Battison. Jr. served the Wedding cake, and Mrs. George Henson and Mrs. Marvin Alexander presided at the punch bowl. Assisting in serving were Mrs. C. C. Nlcholls, Mrs. Charles Rhod armer, Miss Betty Lou Tate, Mrs. W. J. Stone. Mrs. Fred Ferguson. Mr*. W. J. Hampton. Mrs. Roy Pit ton, Mr*. George Hudson. Mrs. T. R. Barnes. Mrs. D. W. Randolph. Mrs. Eleanor G. Jacock*. Mrs. Paul Launer. and Mrs. F. I. Newman. Also assisting were: Miss Martha Poindexter, Miss Bobby Dean Brank. Miss Ann Gates. Mis* Car olyn Campbell, Miss June Myers. Miss Jean Downs, and Miss Claire Seaman. The couple left far a wedding trip to Cuba. For traveling the bride were a "mauve linen dreaa lace, a*mauve straw hat. and white ' accessories. She wore the white or w one ' fbjt .'ov r.Uift chid from her bouquet. Mrs. Henson was graduated from Canton High School and attended Brenau College in Gainesville, Ga. Mr. Henson. also a graduate of Can-1 | ton High School, is a senior student at Virginia Polytechnic Institute in Blacfcsburg, Va. They will make their home in Blacksburg in the | fall. Out of town guests included: Col. and Mrs. Battison and son. William J. Battison, III, of Omaha, Neb., Miss Virginia Barrett of Neptufe Beach. Fla., Miss Lynn Altman of Tampa, Fla., Mb- and Mrs. George H. Arthur of Hamilton, Ohio, Floyd Adams of Richmond, Va.. Mrs. Wil liam Chable of Ridgewood, N. J., Terrell Baskerville of McKenny, 1 Va., Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hipps and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Buran of Asheville, Norman Sprung of White Plains. N. y? Robert Godsey of Bristol, Tenn., Lee Orndorff of Ar lington, Va., Rodney Pierce of New port News. Va., the Rev. and Mrs. Coleman Brown of Hopkinsville, Ky., Mr. and Mrs. David Brown of Hopkinsville. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Alexander of Brevard, Mrs. Jack Barron of Shelby, Mrs. Bruce P. El len of Savannah, Ga., Mrs. Charles Smith and Mr. and Mrs. John Barnes of Asheville, and Mr. and Mrs. William Alexander of Lake Junaluska. On Saturday Mrs. Marvin Alex ander and Mrs. William Alexander were hostesses at luncheon in the home of the former. Guests were members of the wedding party and cut of town guests. ? * ?' Use Mautaineer Waal Ads Junaluska Club Has Meeting In REA Kitchen The Lake Junaluska Home Do* nwmtration Club met in the RBA Kitchen Friday afternoon, with Mrs. W. H. Hurgtn presided Reports were given on Nicaragua by Mrs. Qrover Letherwood, lkne Gardens by Mrs. Boone Cagle. and , Frown Foods by Mrs. Reed | Robinson The demo?v<ration on "Vege-, table Varieties in Meal Prepara tion" was given by Miss Mary ; Corn well. During the business session the club made plans to attend the j Craftsman's Fair of the Southern Highlands in a group. They also planned a workshop for enameling copper. * ? ? Kathleen Nash Is Engaged To Dr. Sisson Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Nash of Bl good. West Virginia have announc ed the engagement of their daugh ter, Kathleen, to Dr. Reade S. Sis son of Oneonta, N. Y. A summer wedding is planned. Miss Nash formerly taught music in the Waynesville schools. She is a graduate of Concord College. Athens. W. Va., and has been teach ing recently in the Massapequa School District, Massapequa, L. I. Dr. Sisson is a graduate of St Lawrence University and Albany Medical College. He has been in practice In Oneonat since 1946. * * ? Mr. and Mrs. Robert. L. Sloan and their children, Bobby and Kathryn, of Ormond Beach. Florida arrived yesterday for a visit with Mr. Sloan's father. Hugh J. Sloan, and Mrs. Sloan. Sorority Plans Dance For July Fourth The Alpha Theta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will sponaor a dance at the Waynesville Armorv, July A. at 9 p.m. Proceeds will he uaed to increase the chapter's subscription of stock in the Waynesville Recreation Com mission. Miss Mczelle Liner is serving as chairman of the dance with Miss Blaine Prancis a.-, co-chairman. Committees are as follows; Dec orations, Mrs. J. T. Russell and Mrs. John Penny; pefreshments, Mrs. Bob Prancis and Miss Bess Prancis; Orchestra, Mrs. H. C. Turner; Tickets. Miss Louise Pran cis: Door and Invitation, Miss Mar jory Woody and Mrs. Donald Mor row; posters, Mrs. Carroll Cabe and Mrs. David Noland, Jr.; and Pub* licity. Miss Nancy Medford. Members will meet at the Court house parking lot at 0:30 p.m. and will go together to the Rock Hill School. * ? ? Town And Country Garden Club To Meet The Town and Country Garden Club will meet to night at 8 p. m. in the home of Mrs. James Camp bell on Poplar Street. Mrs. V. E. Wilson will be hostess. Mrs. George Edgerton will present a program on roses. Ar rangements. featuring roses, will be brought to the meeting by Mrs. James Powell, Mrs. D. W. Randolph and. Mrs Carey Wells. Jr. fhe Rhododendron Garden Clnb will hold a regular meeting Tues day at 10 A. M. in the home of Mrs. J. L. Sprinkle .on Pisgah Drive. t |f EMERALD CUT J ? 3-DIAMOND I f ENGAGEMENT J J RING M A The ring you place upon her finger h a symbol of your affection lor her ...to be shown with pride to her friends... to be admired. 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