Mrs. Randolph
Wins Top Place
Ifi Flowe Show
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- Mr*. "Donald W. Randolph was
Warner; ot the ?weepstak?s award
In the Chrysanthemum Flower
phow. sponsored by the Town and
Counitr? Garden Club Saturday In
the Canton Public Library.
Sirs. ta?l Powell v. as runner up
for the award, and hire. Eleanor O.
Jucocks won the trl-oolor.
Blue ribbon winner* were: Mrs.
4. P. Cllne. Jr., Mrf. Randolph
Mrs John L. Jones, Jr., Mrs.
George Kdgerton. Mrs Carlton
Peyton. Mrs. B. B. Whtthorth
Miss Doris Plott. Mrs Nell /vetoo
Mrs. Jaeocks. Mrs. Powell, Mrs
Brelnard Burrus. Mrs William J
DhiMa? Mis* Frances Summer*
Mrs. V. E. Wilson, Jr., an J Mrs
C. S. Owen. Jr.
Mr*. George Eld gerton s?ir\ed a?
seneraj chairman of the event, and
Ml*. Donald W. Randolph 1* presi
dent of Uie sponsoring club.
Judge* were 'Mrs P. E Worth
tftgton and Mrs James Long of
WavneayiUe, Miss Louise Ballard
of Lake Junaluska. and Mrs A W
Bottoms of Canton They were en
tertained at a luncheon by Mrs
Ifall B tFrltworth in her home on
Boplgr Street.
Special recognition was given
Miss Plott. Mrs Jacocks. Mrs. Dev
lfh, and Mrs. Vetoe for their ex
hibits portraying the theme of the
show, "A Town Is Born".
A feature of the show was an
educational exhibit bv the Gary
Itarthcock Company of Henderson
ville.
* *
Saunook Club
Honors Members
With Party
The Saunook Horn* pcmonstra
Uon Club met Monday night In the
Vpme of 14rs Howard Arrlngton
with Mr?. C. T. Hartman as co
hnsteas. Mrs James McCllirr pre
sided and conducted the devotions
?The Home Beaut iteration report
wag given hjL. Mrs Bnvd Evans.
Frozen Foods hv MV*. H E Chase,
tfome Hardens hv Mrs Carl Hoop
er. and Citizenship by Mrs. Stuve
ptemnions.
* Mrs. J. M King, chairman of
?he Achievement Day Committee,
reported on final plans for the
"U h's exhibit
The demonstration on . "Family
Business Affairs" was given by
Mi*8 Marv Corn well.
During the social hour a birth
day party was given in honor of
Mrs Howard .'.uiiidoB, Miss
Ohvllls Hartman and Mrs J. M.
King, whose birthdays rnme In
Steotember
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oreatitent: Barhara Fereu?on vice
nrpxWent: Patricia Kirknatrick.
secretary: Jean Rosers treasurer?
itid Juanlta Lowe, renorter.
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MRS. LAWRENCE DANIEL JENKINS Is the former Miss Connie
Mse Parham. daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Otto Parham of
Waynesvllle. (H. B. Norton Photo).
Connie Mae Parham Weds
Lawrence Daniel Jenkins
Miss Connie Mae Parham,
daughter of the Rev. and Mrs.
Otto Parham of Waynesvllle. be
came the bride of I.awrence Daniel
Jenkins. son of Mr andJVfrs F.
W Jenkins, Friday, September 2R,
at 7 p.lti. In the home of her par
ents
The ltev. Horace L. Smith, pas
tor of the First Baptist Church of
Canton, pronounced the vows.
The bride ? wore a ballerina
leneth gown of white Chantilly
lace over slipper satin, styled with
a Peter Pan collar and long sleeves
ending in points. Her fingertip
veil was attached to a lace coif
trimmed with opalescent seouins
and she carried a white Bible, a
gift of the YWA of the Aliens
Creek Baotlst Church, topped with
a white orchid.
"Miss Barbara Jean Oreen of
Canton was maid of honor. Her
ballerina length dress of pale blue
over taffeta was designed with a
bonfTant skirt and she wore a
bandeau of flowers and a corsage
of white carnations.
Joe Turner of Waynesville serv
ed as best man.
An Informal reception was held
following the ceremony with Mrs.
lames T Parham and Mrs Billy
| C. Parham. sisters-in-law of the
' bride, and Miss Peggy Hendrlx as
I
Mrs. Cathey,
Mrs. Justice
Are Hostesses
The Cecil Home Demonstration
Club met Wedneslay in the home
I of Mrs. John Cathey with Miss
[Helen Justice as co-hostess. Mrs.
Roy Edwards presided.
During the business session the
| club planned to serve a Lions Club
dinner. Mrs. Thomas Erwin was
named chairman of this commit
tee with Mrs. J. W, Johnson. Miss
Helen Justice and Mrs. J. Edgar
Burnette.
Plans were announced for a
workshop to be held on Wednes
day. October 3 in the home of
Mrs Harmon Erwin at 9 a.m.
Mrs J. E Burnette. Internation
al Relations chairman, showed
souvenirs from Greece arid cave
plans for the club's participation in
an exhibit.
The demonstration on "Family
Business Affairs" was given by
Miss Mary Cornwell.
stating.
Fop a wedding trip bv ear the
bride wore a brown princess stvle
dress with avocado accessories
and the orchid from her Bible.
Mrs. Jenkins, a graduate of the
Canton High School. U employed
in the office of the Canton Laun
dry. Mr Jenkins was graduated
from the Waynesvllle High School
and Is employed by Dayton Rubber
Company. The couple will make
their home in Waynesvllle.
? ?
Mrs Earl Price, Jr. of Clyde Is a
pateint at Memorial Mission Hos-1
pltal in Ashevllle
Miss Traxler
Announces
Wedding Plans
MUa Barbara Jewel Traxler. .
Jxughter of Mr*. Sidney Jacob
(Yaxler of A*hevllle and the late
Mr. Traxler, has announced the
>lan* for her marriage to Thoma*
Sugene Curtis, son of Ml and
Mrs. Zeb Cbrtls of Waynesvilie.
The double ring teermony will
ie performed Saturday at 7:30 p.
n. in Calvary Baptist Church,
tsheville by the Rev. J. Lester
_ane
The bride-elect will be given in
narriage by her cousin. John Wll
lam Traxler of Rock Hill, S. C.
Mls? Yvonne Traxler, si*ter of
he bride-elect, will be maid of
lonor and Mrs. James M- Wallace
>f Gastonla, cousin of the bride
uect, will be matron of honor.
Bridesmaids will be Miss Jean
fYaxler, sister of the bride-elect;
Mrs. Porter R. Frady of Waynes
dllc, sister of the bridegroom
sleet; Mrs. George F. Crook and
Miss Blddi* Nations, both of
5wannanoa; and Mrs. James A
Brlttaln of Black Mountain.
Laura Carolyn Frady of Waynes
vilie, niece of the bridegroom
sleet, will bo flower girl.
The bridegroom-elect's father
will serve as best man and Robert
D. Brannon of Waynesvilie, Mark
D. Solosbee, Jr., cousin of the
hride-elcct; James S. Green of
Morganton, William Blanton of
Forest City and Charles M. Nan
ney of Canton will usher.
A reception will follow the cere
mony in the social hall ef the
church.
Miss Betty Jeane Sluder en
tertained the bride-elect with a
luncheon yesterday In the Battery
Park Hotel.
The rehearsal party will be giv
en Friday night in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. T. Wayne Sigmon at
143 Westwood Rd., Asheville.
HDC Schedule
Monday, October 1, 2:00 p.m.?
Morning Star?Mrs Ralph Miller
(Mrs, Ralph Gibsoni.
Monday, October 1, 7:00 p.m.?
Good Neighbors?Mrs. Otis Hen
nessee.
Monday. October 1, 7:30 p.m.?
Lakeside? RFA Kitchen.
Tuesday. October 2. 2:00 p.m.?
Reaverdam?Mrs. James Mathls.
Wednesday. October 3, 2:00 p.m.
?Aliens Creek ? Mrs. Bud F.d
wards.
Thursday, October 4, 2:00 p.m?
Maeeie?'Mrs. Robert Clement.
Thursday. October 4, 7:00 p.m.?
Thiekety?Mrs. Olen Tatham.
Friday, October 5, 2 00 p.m.?
Jonathan?Mrs F R. Kennedy.
? ? ?
Junaluska Club Has
Study Of Nicaragua
The Fake Junaluska Home Dem
onstration rluh met Frldav after
noon in the home of Mrs. Clarence
Muse with Mrs. Boone Caele as
eo-hostess. Mrs. Hurst Rurein nre
sidod and conducted a devotional.
Dot atled nlans for the Achieve
ment Dav booth were piven bv
Mrs. Bnvd Medford. chairman.
Mrs J W Fowler, Jr.. Internation
al Relationship chairman, eave a
renort on Nlcpraupa Mrs Franklin
McCrarken. d'solaved the native
costume which she had made as a
dress for a doll.
The demonstration on "Familv
Rusiness Affairs" was given by the
Ifome Agent,
? ? *
Mrs John Smathers of Clvde is
rervorted "restinP comfortably." at
Memorial Mission Hosnital. Ashe
ville. where she is a patient.
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Methodist
Circles Set
October Meets
Circles of the First Methodist
Church have scheduled regular
meetings for Tuesday, October 3,
as follows:
Circle 1 will meet at 10 a.m. in
the home of Mrs. J. M. hong with
Mrs. A. J. Fancher as co-hostess.
Circle 2 will meet at 10 a.m. in
the home of Mrs. H. L. Liner, Jr.
with Mrs. J. W. Fowler, Jr.. as co
boaiets.
Circle 3 will meet at 3:30 p m
in the home of Mrs George Al
len with Mrs. T. L Bramktt as co
hostess.
Circle 4 will meet at 7:30 p.m.
In the home of Mry. G D. Stovall
with Miss Frances Robeson as co
hostess.
Circle 5 will meet at 7:30 p.m.
in the home of Mrs. H. M. Dulin
with Mrs. Wayne beitz as co
hostess.
Circle 6 will meet at 7:30 p.m.
In the home of Mrs. Robert E. Al
lison with Mrs. T. C. Davis as co
hostess.
Circle No. 7 will meet at 7:30
in the World Methodist Building
at Lake Junaluska.
The Wesleyan Service Guild will
meet at 7:30 p.m. In the home of
Mrs. James Atkins, Jr. with Mrs
Homer H. Plott as co-hostess.
* ? ?
Joint Hostesses
Entertain
McKimmon Club
The McKimmon Home Demon
stration Club met Monday after
noon in the recreation room of the
First Baptist Church with Mrs. Roy
Smathers, Mrs. Charles Coleman
and Mrs. C. F. Owen as ^host
esses. Mrs. Harold Hansen conduct
ed the business. The devotional
was given by Mrs. Jack Cabe.
An exhibit of souvenirs and oth
er articles from China was shown
by Mrs. Gordon Rogers, chairman
of International Relations Com
mittee. Mrs. Rogers also asked for
volunteer leadership for the Girl
Scout movement in Canton.
Miss Mary Cornwell gave the
demonstration on "Family Busi
ness Affairs."
*
Long's Chapel Circles
Will Meet Tuesday
The circles of the Woman's So
ciety of Christian Service of
Cong's Chapel Methodist Church
will meet Tuesday, October 2, as
follows:
Circle No. 1 will meet in the
home of Mrs. R. N. Johnson with
Miss Sara Leslie as co-hostess at
2 p.m.
Circle No. 2 will meet In the
home of Mrs. Ray Ellis in East
Waynesville at 7:30 p.m.
MBS. C. (L DUCKETT
Announcement has been made
of the marriage of Mias Evelyn
Carolyn Garriaon, daughter of
Or. and Mrs. Ralph Bernard Gar
rison of Hamlet, to Charles How
ard Duckett, so nof Dr. and Mrs.
V. II. Duckett of Canton. The
ceremony was performed April
| 1 In Chesterfield, S. C. The bride
is a graduate of Salem Academy,
Winston-Salem. Mr. Duckett is
: completing his senior year in the
Bowman Gray Medical School in
j Winston-Salem.
* * *
The Paynes
Are Honored
At Supper
The Rev. and Mrs. Don Payne
and their small daughters, Cindy
and Donna, were honor guests at
a family fellowship supper held by
the congregation of the Long's
Chapel Methodist Church Wednes
day night in the church dining
room. The Paynes are leaving this
week for Liberty where Mr. Payne
has been assigned a new church
The supper was sponsored by
the Young Adult Class of the
church and gifts were presented to |
iMr. and Mrs. Payne and their!
daughters by the youth Fellowship. I
Around two hundred members
of the church were present.
? ? * *
UDC Will Meet With
Miss Nancy Killian
A meeting of the Haywood Chap
ter. United Daughters of the Con
i federaey will be held Friday at 3:30
p.m in the home of Miss Nancy
Killian with Mrs. W. F. Swift as
co-hostess.
Mrs. C. F. Kirkpatrick will con
duct the business and a program
will be presented on the education
al background of Confederate of
ficers Mrs. L K. Perry will review
the UDC Magazine.
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