Maggie Kiwajiis
Club Observes
bodies' Night
Ladies' Night was observed by
the Maggie Valley Kiwauls Club
with a dinner last night at Mt. i
Valley Inn.
Dr. Elmer T. Clark of Lake
Juualuska was the guest speaker,
lie discussed the re-opening of the 1
t'ataloochee Trail by the Boy ,
Scouts. ?
Betty Rowland. Vocalist, enter
tained with several numbers accom
panied by Patsy Mesaer at the
piano.
Forty-two member$ and guests
attended the event. A special guest
was Mrs. M. L. Sadler, president
of the Maggt} Valley Chamber of
Commerce.
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Presbyterian Circles
Will Meet Tuesday
Circles of the Waynesville Pres
byterian Church will meet Tuesday,
July 3, as follows:
Circle 1 will meet at the church
at 3:30 p. m. with Mrs Ray Fowler
and Mrs. C. S. Crofoot as hostesses
Circle 2 will meet at 11 a. m.
in the home of Mrs. F. W. Worth
ington.
Circle 3 will meet at 7:30 p. m.
in the home of Mrs. Donald
Morrow.
Circle 4 will meet at the church
at 7:30 p.m. with Mrs, Eric Bcreza
and Mrs. W. F. Swift, Jr., as
hostesses.
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Richard- Hipps, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. G. Hipps of Lake Juna- I
luska, is sending this week in Ra- |
leigh. He is attending the State
KFA convention and is directing
the State FFA Band and Chorus.
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Brighten up that cooked rice to
serve with chicken or ham! Add
sliced piminto-stuffed olives,
minced parsley or green onions,
strips of green pepper and pimiento
or a little chili sauce or catchup.
Legion Auxiliary
Has Installation
Of New Officers
New officers of the American
Legion Auxiliary were installed at
a meeting this week In the Legion
Hall. Mrs. Hoy Campbell con
ducted the installation.
The officers are Mrs. Robert
Hall, president; Mrs. Neeson Smith,
vice president; Mrs. Raymond
Caldwell, secretary; Mrs. Robert
Gibson, sergeant-at-arms; Mrs. Roy
Campbell, historian; Mrs. J. T.
Russell, treasurer; and Mrs. Lyn
wood Grahl, chaplain.
Mrs. Raymond Caldwell, out
going president, presided.
Committee chairmen were ap
pointed as follows; Mrs. Leo Mar
tel. membership. Mrs. Neeson
Smith, program; Mrs. J. T. Rus
sell. finance; Miss Ida Jean Brown,
music; Mrs. Robert Gibson, re
habilitation; Ws. Howell Crawford,
community service; Mrs. Lynwood
Grahl, child welfare; Mrs. Fnank
Albright, Americanism; Mrs. Lee
Bramlett. telephone; and Mrs.
Caldwell, publicity.
The group voted to change the
regular meeting time from the i
4th Monday night to the 3rd Tues
day night in each month.
It was also decided to purchase
stock in the Waynesville Recre
ation Commission.
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FRENCH DESSERT
The French have a wonderful
way of pouring soft custard over
fresh strawberries and topping with
small poached meringues. This des- |
sert is called Oeufs a la Neige.
Fresh fruits other than strawber
ries may be used, of course. At I
the wonderful old Ritz Hotel in
New York we used to enjoy this
dessert on occasion with sliced;
fresh peaches. When we ate it again
recently at Henri Soule's Pavilion
Restaurant, the meringues had
threads of caramelized sugar over i
them.
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A hot water bath prevents
custard from overbaking at edges. :
NEW OFFICERS OF THE BUSINESS AND PRO
FESSIONAL WOMEN'S CLUB are. left to rl*ht,
Mrs. W. F. Swift, treasurer: Mrs. Jack Edwards,
record!ik secretary, Mrs. John Davis, vice presi
wr rvnmHi
dr?l: Mm. Br? Phillips. pmidrgt: and Mrs.
Kichard White, corresponding secretary. The
group assumed their new duties at a meeting
Tuesday night. (Mountaineer Photo).
Rhododendron Club
Has Meeting Tuesday
Mrs. J. L. Sprinkle was hostess
at a luncheon meeting of the
Rhododendron Garden Club Tues
day in her home on Pisgah Drive.
Mrs. W. O. Kearse presented a
program on, "The Art of Flower \
Arrangement".
Arrangements, brought to the
meeting by Mrs Robert Anton,
Mrs. Clyde Wilson, and Mrs. ?
Kearse, were judged by the group.!
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Mrs John Hildenbiddle and her 1
sons. Tad and Lee, will leave
tomorrow for Estes Park, Colorado
where they will spend the month
of July. They will be accompanied
as far as St Louis by Mr. Hilden
6iddle and will be joined there by
Mrs. Hildenbiddle's mother, Mrs.
E H. Felton of Des Moines, Iowa,
who will go with them to Colorado.
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Sauerkraut can be served plain
or fancy?with frankfurters or with
roast duck.
B And PW Club
Hears Reports
Of State Meet
Reports of the recent cooven-1
tion of Business and Professional <
Women's Clubs of North Carolina |
were made to the Waynesville Club
Tuesday night at a meeting at the i
Rock Hill School by Mrs. Ben I
Phillips, president, and Mrs. M. !
G. Stamey, member of the looal I
club and district director.
During the business session ap- I
pointments of committee chair-!
men for the year were announced
as follows: Career Advancement, [
Mrs. G- C. Ferguson; lnternation- '
al Relations, Mrs. Rebekah Mur
ray; Health and Safety, Mrs. J. H. !
Bryson; Legislation, Mrs. Claud
Rogers; Public Affairs, Mrs. Lyn- :
wood P. McElroy; Courtesy and
Hospitality, Miss Nancy Killian;
Budget, Mrs. A. H. Empson; Ways
and Means, Mrs. M. L. Sadler;
Membership, Mrs. P. H. Gentry;
House, Miss Margaret Boyd; Scrap
book, Mrs. Elaine Gill; Bulletin,
Mrs. J. T. Russell, Jr.; Music, Miss
Peggy McCracken; Year Book.
Miss Mary Cornwell; News and I
Radio. Mrs. K. D. Fry; Parlia
mentarian, Mrs. M. G. Stamey.
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Methodist Stewards
Are Hosts At Supper
I
Members of the First Methodist
Church and their families were en
tertained at a barbecue supper giv
en by the board of stewards of the
church last night on the church
lawn.
The barbecue was prepared by
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Siler and was
served by the stewards.
The occasion marked the com
pletion of a drive for $12,000 a
mong the members to be used for
rebuilding the church organ.
Smoky Mtn.
DRIVE-IN
THEATRE
Balsam Rd. Dial GL 6-5446
LAST TIME TODAY
THURS. & FRL,
JUNE 28 & 29
"THE SECOND
GREATEST SEX"
(In CinemaScope and Color)
Starring
JEANNE CRAIN
GEORGE NADER
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Cartoon and Short
Subjects
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SATURDAY, JUNE 30
DOUBLE FEATURE
"A BULLET
IS WAITING"
(In Color)
Starring
RORY CALHOUN
JEAN SIMMONS
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"THUNDER
OVER THE
PLAINS"
In Color
Starring
RANDOLPH SCOTT
PHYLIS KIRK
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SUN. & MON.,
JULY 1 & 2
"THE BENNY
GOODMAN
STORY"
(In Color)
Starring
STEVE ALLEN
DONNA HEED
Selected Short Subjects
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Births
New arrival*; at the Haywood
County Hospital include:
A son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Brown of Clyde, Route I, on June
21.
A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence Green of Clyde, Route 1, on
June 22.
Twin daughters to Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Roberts of Canton on June
23.
A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Noland of Clyde, Route 1, on June
23.
A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Car
roll Devlin of Canton on June 24.
A son to .Mr. and Mrs. Virgil '
Hapey of Canton on June 26
A daughter to Mr and Mrs. Ed
Jackson of Clyde on June 26.
A daguhter to Mr. and Mrs. Joel
Setzer of Waynesville on June 26.
A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. D.
L. Lindsey of Hazelwood on June j
27.
John Wayne Stars
In 'The Searchers'
At Strand Sunday
"The Searchers," starring John
Wayne opens Sunday at the Strand
Theatre.
A C. V. Whitney picture for
Warner Bros., in Technicolor and
Vista-Vision, "The Searchers" re
turns to the screen the great actor
director team of Wayne and John
Ford, which has thrilled audiences
so many times with motion pic
tures such as "Stagecoach" and
"The Quiet Man".
Always among the foremost stars
in boxoffice appeal. Wayne por
trays an embittered Civil War
veteran who returns to his Texas
home only to find his family has
been killed and his nieces held
captive.
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Next time you make up a pack
age of fluffy white frosting mix
tint it pink.
PARK
Theatre Program
LAST TIME TODAY
THURSDAY, JUNE 28
"RED
SUNDOWN"
(In Color)
Starring
RORY CALHOUN
MARTHA HYER
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FRIDAY, JUNE 29
"THE YEARLING"
Starring
GREGORY PECK
JANE WYMAN
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THE BEST IN
SELECTED SHORT
SUBJECTS
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SATURDAY, JUNE 30
DOUBLE FEATURE!
"STAMPEDE
FURY"
Starring
WILLIAM BOYD
Ah
HOPALONG CASSIDY
?PLUS?
"HIT THE ICE"
Starring
ABBOTT and COSTELLO ,
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SUN., MON. & TUBS.,
JULY 1, 2 A 3
"FORBIDDEN
PLANET"
(In CinemaScopo and Color)
Starring
WALTER PIGEON
ANNE FRANCIS
LESLIE NIELSEN
Nancy Calvin
Is Honored
At Luncheon
Miss Nancy Calvin, bride-elect
of Charles Robert HIU of Canton,
was honored at a luncheon Wednes
day In the Lake Junaluska Tea
Room. Hostesses were Mrs. James
A Hendetson of River Edge. N. J.
and Mrs. W. C. Johnson. Jr. of
Ithica. N. Y., sisters of the honqree
The table was centered with an
arrangement of pink and white I
roses and baby's breath.
Included In the courtesy were,
MUks Calvin. Mrs. Gardner Calvin.
Mrs. J. G. Mills.Mrs J. 11. Holland.
Miss Peggy Mills. Miss Edith
Carolyn Hutchins. Miss Melissa
Osborne. Miss Rebecca Henderson.
Mrs. W. C. Johnson. Sr., Miss Joan
Owen.
Miss CaWin was also honored
Wednesday night when Mrs. A. J.
Hutchins and her daughter. Miss
Edith Carolyn Hutchins. enter
tained with a bridal party and
linen shower in their home on
Johnson Street.
The bridal motif was used in the
decorations and refreshments.
Twenty guests were included.
Miss Calvin and Mr. Mills will be
honor guests at a rehearsal party
Friday night given by Mrs. J. C.
Mills and Mrs. W. S. Edwards in
the home of the former. Guests
will include the wedding party
members of the families, and out
of town guests.
Mrs. Gardner Calvin will enter
tain her daughter's attendants at
breakfast in her home Friday.
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Mr and Mrs. Bill Badgett and
the former's mother. Mrs Charles
Badgett. of Knoxville, Tennessee
are visiting Mrs. W. T. Denton.
Mrs Charles Badgett In Mrs.
Denton's daughter.
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Pep up mayonnaise for a salad
by adding onion juice, lemon jut".*,
crushed garlic and chili powder.
STRAND
THEATRE
PHONE 6-8551
THURSDAY. JUNE 28
SEE
"LAST OF THE
DESPERADOS"
Starring
JAMES CRAIG ,
MAKGIA DEAN
ALSO
Selected Short Subjects
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FRI. & SAT..
JUNE 29 & 30
DOUBLE FEATURE!
1st HIT
I AVAILS
' INTO
LARAMIE
TfcM/eoiO*
A UNIVERSAL INHRNATKWAL PICTURE w\
2nd Hit
CRAIN ANDREWS
MV1DFARRAR
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W[ JWf'iBPMBiW
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marcel heuman m tony owen
Soke Marshall WARNER BROS..
ALSO
Cartoon and Chapter No. 5
"DICK TRACY G-MEN"
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SUN.. MON. & TUES.,
JULY 1. 2 & 3
3 BIG DAYS TO SEE
r~ Warner Bros, mun ?i
u? c.v.Whitney picture
johxWayae \
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LAte?r
I VISTAVlStOM m noma*
JEFFREY HUNTER - VERA MILES
WARD ROND NATALIE WROO
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jSKTSS, MicninJOHN FORD
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HDC Schedule
Monday. July 2. 2;00 p.m. ?
Morning Star?Mrs. R, H. Worley.
Monday. July 2, 7:00 p.m.?Good
Neighbors of Center Pigeon?Mrs.
O T. Henderson (Mrs. James
Cook).
Tuesday. July 3. 9:30 a.m.?Fair
view?Mrs. Lee Stout.
Tuesday. July 3. 2:00 p.m. ??
Beaverdam?Mrs. George Wright.
Thursday, July 5, 9:30 a.m. ?
Aliens Creek?Mrs. Mack Edwards.
Thursday. July 9. 2:00 p.m. ?
Maggie?Mrs. Fred Emory.
Thursday. July 5, 7:00 p.m.- !
Thicket y ? Mrs. Charles Jacobs
(Mrs. Gaston Rhinehart).
Friday, July 6. 2.00 p.m.?Jona
than?Mrs. Grady Howell.
Saturday. July 7, 12:03 p.m.?
WAVIT-Radio.
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Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Snyder of
Greenville. S. C., and Mr. and Mrs.
F. B. Cale and son. George, of
Richmond. Va. have returned to
their homes after attending the
funeral of C. B. Witt in Canton.
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D. C. Dickinson and son, Dick,
returned to Daytona Beach yester
day after attending funeral services
for Mr. Dickinson's father-in-law,
C. B. Witt. Mrs. Dickinson will
remain In Clyde with her mother
until Sunday.
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Go Italian! Add thinly sliced
zucchini squash (cooked first in a
little butteri to an omelet.
Mvs. Messer
Honors Husband
Mrs. Rsvmond Messer enter
tained at a dmner Saturday eve
ning. in her home on the Ashevllle
Road honoring her husband on his
birthday anniversary.
The guests Included Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. Cooper. Mr. and Mrs.
Jule Messcr and son, Brad, of
Canton. Miss Mary Felmet of Ashe
vllle, Forest Messer, and Mr. and
Mrs. Mack E. Robinson.
The hostess Is the former Miss
Mable Williams of Charleston, S.
C. and Jacksonville. Fla.
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Junaluska Womgn's
rClub To Sponsor Tea *
Pastry Sale Set
The Lake Junaluska Woman's
; Club is sponsoring a book fair and
get-acquainted tea at the boat
| house Friday at 4 p.m. All women
on the Assembly grounds, includ
ing those not members of the
club, are invited to attend.
Those interested in the library
j sponsored by the Woman's Club
: are asked to bring books or to
I make a silver offering for this
: project.
A short business session will be
! held prior to the social hour.
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Carey Howell, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Howell. Jr.. who
has been attending Camp Pinnacle
1 at Hendersonville. has returned to
; her home.
LAST CHANCE
YES ... SATURDAY IS THE LAST DAY THAT THIS
UNUSUAL OFFEJ& WILL BE MADE!
You Can SAVE $100??
ON THIS
BIG 10.5 CU. FT.
HOTPOINT
REFRIGERATOR
IF YOU HURRY!
-
ONLY 6 LEFTl
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SELLS REGULARLY FOR $289-MI
SATURDAY $4QQ50
only - |gg
Cash . . . You Deliver
You Will Find Many"*
Other Outstanding
Values In Appliances
During Our Big
40th Anniversary Celebration
Stop In And See Them
AU Six Refrigerators Will
Be On Display In Front
Of Our JStore Saturday!
MARTIN
ELECTRIC COMPANY
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WAYNESVILLE
FIRST SHOW AT DUSK
THURSDAY ONLY
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