National B and PW Week
To Be Observed Locally I
National Business and Profes
sional Women's Week. September
23-29 will be observed by the
Waynesville Club by honoring a
"Woman of the year," neiected
from nomiations submitted by |
various women's organisation* of
Waynesville. The "Woman of the
Year" will be guest of honor at a
dinner meeting to be held Tues
day evening. September 25, at 7
o'clock at The Lodge.
As a further observance of the
^Wrek. members will attend the
-morning service at the First Bap
Mist Church in a body Sunday morn
-ing. September 23.
? The Haywood County Ministerial
"Association Is cooperating with the
??plans by turning over to the club
" the Morning Devotions radio pro
gram heard over WHCC Radio Sta
tion each weekday morning at 8
o'clock. The schedu.e of dates and
subjects is as follows: Monday. Sep
! tember 24. "Love," by Mrs. J T.
? Russell; Tuesday. September 25. |
"Christian Attitudes Toward
?Work." Mrs. Ruth Craig; Wednes
day, September 2C. "Prayer." Mrs.
? Joe Liner; Thursday. September
27, "The Joy of Walking and Work
ing With The Master," Mrs Rebek
?kah Murray: Friday, September 28.
[*"Al.it High For New Levels of
leadership." Mrs. M L Sadler;
Saturday, September 29, "Faith," j
Mrs, Claude Rogers.
_ Business and Professional Wo
men's tiny will be observed on
Wednesday. September 28, when
club members take over the opera
tion of Radio Station WHCC for
two periods, 9 am to 1130 a m
and 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. During these
periods regular programs will be
taken over by Business and Pro
fessional Women and only women
will be on the air.
On Wednesday and Saturday of j
the week local members will meet
and lunch together at a special
"fellowship table" reserved at the
Towne House
j
Under the chairmanship of Mrs.
Lynwood P MrElrny, the follow
ing committee members are work
ing to carry out the plans for the
week Mrs. G C Ferguson. Mrs.
John Metgger, Miss Mary Cornwall,
Mrs. Kurt Cans, Mrs, J T RunmII,
Mrs P. H Gentry, MUs Nancy
Killian,. Mrs. Kenneth D Fry, Mrs.
Charles F, Fowler. Miss Margaret
Boyd. Mrs. M L. Sadler. Mrs. Edith
Alley F.moson. Miss Peggy Mc
Cracken. Mrs M G Stamey. and
Mrs. Fay Toy.
Mrs. Ben Phillips is president
of the club
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Mrs. C. B Witt has returned ta,
her home in Canton after a trio to
Ithaca. N Y.. where she visited j
Mr and Mrs H. W Dirkerson. She
was aeeompanied by her daughter,
Mrs. D. C. Dirkerson, and Mr.
Dickerson. of Daytona Beach, Fla.
Women's Division
Of Farm Bureau
To Meet Saturday
Haywood County farm women
are Invited to attend a meeting
of the Women's Division of the
Ha\wood County Farm Bureau of)
Saturday. September 22. at 10:30
am in the Courthouse
Mrs. Irby Walker of CJreensboro,
administration director of Farm
Bureau Women, will address the
it roup.
The Women's Division was re*
cently organized in <he county
with Mrs D. J. Boyd as temporary
chairman. At Saturday's meeting a
permanent chairman will be elect
ed as well as other officers and a
board of directors.
The purpose- of the newly or
ganized group is It, assist In an ac
tive. organized way In carrying for
ward such phases of the American
Farm Bureau Federation as enlist
the creative interest of women,
namely: to accent the fundamental
Importance of organised efforts; to
bring about better educational, so
cial. and spiritual opportunities for
rural people; to strengthen and
support the executive organisation;
and lo give rural women the means
of expression and strength that
come from unity in organized ef-1
forts dedicated to the development
of a more abundant country life.
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Mrs. Murphy Is
Club Hostess
The Merry Homemakers Home
Demonstration Club met Monday
afternoon in the home of Mrs. Don |
Murphy. Mrs. Paul Clark, Jr. pre
sided
During the business session Mrs.
F.ula Clark, chairman of the Ways
and Means Committee, reported a
profit of SISftftO from the l.abor
Day food concession
Plans were discussed for the
completion of the Achievement Day
exhibits
Mrs Jack Rice and Mrs. Neal
Hipps were named as project lead
ers to attend the House Furnish
ing school held here Wednesday
Project reports- were given on ,
Home Gardens by Mrs. Arthur
Wall, and Home Beautlflcation by
Mrs. Tommy Robertson.
The Demonstration on "Family
Business Affairs" was given by
Miss Mary Corowell
? Mrs Melvtn Henllne and Mrs
Olen V Hyde wore welcomed as
new members.
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Miss Nancy Morrow, daughter of |
Mr. and Mrs John Morrow of
Route 3, has entered Mars Hill col
lege as a freshman. ?
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BACK IN SCHOOL AGAIN are clerks of Wavnes
vllle area retail store*, attending salesmanship
classes all this week under sponsorship of the
Merchants Association and the State Distributive
Education Department. Some 87 sales clerks from
21 business firms have been attendinc the srs
slons, hrld in the basement of the First Methodist
Churrh. with F. M. Sinclair, tralnin* specialist
for the State Distributive Education Service as
instructor. Even in* classes are also bcin* held for
store executives.
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Ratcliffe Cove
Home Club
Has Meeting
The RatclifTe Cove Home Dem-'
onstration Club met Monday night
in the home of Mrs Frank L?opar<l
with Mrs. James Medford as co-j
I hostess Mrs. Edwin Russell, presi
dent. presided and the devotional
was given by Mrs. Bill Liner.
Mrs. Hugh RatclifTe, chairman of
the Achievement Day Committee,
gave a report on plans for Achieve
ment Day
Project leaders' reports were giv
en on Home Gardens by Mrs Owen
Janes, Home Reautideation by Mrs
Lem Leopard, and International
Relations by Mrs. Hugh RatelifTe
The demonstration on "Family
Business Affairs" was given by
Mi.ss Mary Cornwell.
During the social hour a tour
was made to observe Mrs. Leop
ard's conserved whiter food sup
ply, honie freezer, canned goods
and supplies.
Mrs. James Medford directed the
recerafion Milk pitchers were pre
sented as souvenirs to the mem
bers with the slogan "have you had
your milk requirements for to
day'
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Upper Crabtree Club
lias Workshop-Meeting
The Upper Crabtroe Home Dem
onstration Club met Tuesday after
noon in the home of Mrs. Frank
Medford for a workshop on block
printing.
Mr* Lynden MeCracken, presi
dent. conducted the business and
plans for Achievement Day ex
hibits were made
Miss Mary Corn well, home
agent, was in charfce of the dem
onstration and workshop.
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CORRECTION
Jim Caddis, son of Mr and Mrs.
James A. Caddis of VVayesville, is
a member of the freshman class of
the University of Tennessee at
Jinoxvllle Monday's issue of the
Mountaineer erroneously stated
thnt he w-as a student at the Uni
y<ersltv of North Carolina at Chap
el Hill.
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Mr. and Mrs. Roy Leatherwnod |
and the letter's mother, Mrs
Povre. of Everett, Washington are
visiting Mr Leatherwood's par
ents. Mr and Mrs. C. G. I.eather
wood.
WSCS To Hold
Sub-District
Seminar At Clyde
The Haywood County Sub-Dis
trict of the Woman's Society of
Christian Service of the Methodist
Church will hold a seminar at Cen
tral Methodist Church in Clyde.
Tuesday, September 25, beginning
at 10 a m.
Mrs. Glenn Hipps, sub-district i
chairman will preside, and Miss ?
Lr.ura Jones of Franklin, district 1
president, will present the goals ,
for the coming year.
Mrs. W. B Harreil of Cullowhee
will present the mission studies
and program material.
Officers of the Woman's So- 1
cieties of all Methodist churches in
the county are expected to be pres- !
ent, All those attending are asked
to bring sandwiches or a covered
dish and remain for lunch follow
ing the seminar. '
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Personals
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Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lankford
have as their guests at their home
in Clyde, Mrs. Lankford's brother
in-law and sister, Lt. and Mrs. Wil
liam L. Maughan and their chil
dren, Kristlne, Lee, and Michael,
of Albany, Georgia. Lt. Maughan
will report to Cherry Point follow
ing his visit in Clyde.
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Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Caldwell and
son. Brian, of Clyde, left this week
for Chapel Hill where they will
spehd the winter. Mr. Caldwell,
who was recently discharged from
the service will continue his edu
cation at the University of North
Carolina Mrs Caldwell Is the
former Miss Janice Conine of
Clyde.
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Mr. and Mrs Ivev Cline have re
turned to their home in Concord
after a visit with Mrs. Cline's
brother, Dennis Conine, at his
home in Clyde.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Mann of
Sylvester, Ga., are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh J. Sloan, Sr.
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Bobhv Ballance. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Milburn Ballance. is a mem
ber of the freshman class at West
ern Carolina College.
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Mrs. H. L. Liner, Jr., left today
for a visit with relatives in
Charleston and Florence, S. C.
Miss Ernestine Edwards, daugh
ter of Mrs. Elizabeth Edwards of
Maggie Valley, has returned to
Berea College where she is a mem
ber of the Sophomore class.
* * *
Miss Ann Grant, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Norman Grant of
Waynesville, Houte 1, Is a member
of the sophomore class at Berea
College, Berea, Ky
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George M. Kirkpatrick, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Kirkpat
rick of Crabtree, has entered the
freshman class of State College.
Raleigh.
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Charles Eugene DaCis, son of
Mr and Mrs. James M. Davis of
Hazel wood, has returned to Mars
Hill College, where he is a senior.
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Mr. And Mrs. J. O. Plott
Celebrate 50th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Plott of Lake
land. Florida, formerly of Canton.
J celebrated their 50th wedding an
! niverssry yesterday at the Cald
I well cottage in Maggie Valley
where they have spent the past
j eight summers.
Mr. and Mrs. Plott were mar
; rleu in Hiawassee, Ga.. on Septem
ber 19, 1906. Mrs. Plott. the
former Mayme Penland of Hayes
ville, is the daughter of the late
James H. and Fannie Johnson
Penland. She is 74 years of age.
Mr Plott. a retired wholesale
grocer. Is 77 years of age. He is
the son of the late Pipgree Press
ley and Haseltine Osborne Plott,
pioneer residents of Haywood
County. He was reared in the
upper Pigeon Valley.
Mr Plott has had varied busi
ness interest in the Pigeon Valley
section and in Canton where he
established the feed and wholesale
grocery concern known as the J.
O Plott Company. In 1920. he,
with the late J. L. Gibson of Bry
' son City, organized a wholesale
grocery business in Lakeland. Fla
He also built one of the earliest
hotels in Lakeland and was ac
tively interested in many real
estate developments in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Plott have three
children: Mrs. Ralph H. Upham of
Cambridge. Mass., J. P. Plott of
Lakeland. Fla., and Mrs. Philip
M. Cook of Tampa. Fla. They also
have three grandchildren.
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Mr and Mrs. Kurt Gans of Gans
Jewelers have returned from New
York where they attended the
diamond market.
* * *
Miss Ruth F.. Worsham. daugh
ter of Mr and Mrs. W. H Burgln,
has returned to her studies at
; Western Carolina College, where
1 she is a member of the junior class.
.
i Clyde PTA Meeting
: Is Postponed
A meeting of the Clyde School
PTA scheduled for tonight has
! been postponed until Tuesday. Sep
I tern be r 23. because of a conflicting
; teachers meeting.
. Mrs. Carl Gillis. president of
the PTA, will announce her com
i mittees for the year at the meet
i tng.
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Miss Ann Coman Crawford of
! Waynesville. daughter of Mrs.
Charles KirkpatricU of Marysville,
Wash., has returned to Woman's
College. Greensboro after spend
ing the summer with her mother,
i She is a senior and president of
the senior class.
Homemakers
Meet With
Mrs. Kirkpatrick
The Waynes ville Homemakers
Home Demonstration Club met at
the home of Mrs. Frank Kirkpat
i rick. Tuesday night. Mrs. H. O.
Champion, president, conducted
the business.
Mrs. Charles Isley, chairman of
the Achievement Day Committee,
reported on the progress of the
exhibit and plans were made for
an additional workshop.
Project reports were given on
Home Gardens by Mrs. H. O.
Champion, Home Beautification by
Mrs Ben Phillips, and Citizenship
by Mrs. Jimmie Williams.
The demonstration on "Family
Business Affairs" was given by the
i home agent.
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