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?'Woman's Club
?Of Canton
?Has Meeting
J . A meeting of lb* Canton Wo
man's Club was held Tuesday af
??ernoon in the assembly room of
}&?? Carton Public Library. Host
leases were Mrs. Roy Smathers.
JMrs. J K Tate, Mrs. J. T. Bailey.
I for*. W. E Sheffield, and Mrs. Hol
|auid.
< The Ruest speaker was Mrs. ;
'Walter Baermann of Habelwood,
Jt^ho has recently returned from
? Europe. She was introduced by !
'Kirs. Fleet Holland, chairman oi
I the International Relations De- i
? partment r?f the club.
Mrs. Logan White, president, an- ;
^.'nnfMa?:.,ns for a meeting ot
Hdstrtct One to be held in Frank
lin. October 23
9 Mrs W N. Frees, chairman of
Elie \Vr* i and Means Committee,
?old pi a % for the group to spon
?or sale on October 19.
? The club adopted plans to send ,
WARE packages.
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B One child prodigist who retained
It early fame is concert violinist
Boscha Heifetz He was acclaimed i
By critics in his New York
^?buffet U age of 17; first played
lie vkil iv .it the age of 3.
Primrose Garden Club
Will Meet Tuesday
The Primrose Garden Club will
meet in the home of Mrs. Rufus
Summerruw Tuesday, October 16.
at 12 o'clock. Mrs. John Penny
will be co-hostess and luncheon
will be served prior to the meet
Inn
Mrs. Herbert Singletary W"1
preside and Mrs. 11 L. Liner. Jr.
wilt give the prograni on "Bulbs."
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Legion Auxiliary
Plans Regular Meeting
A regular meeting of the Ameri
can Legion Auxiliar;. will be held
Tuesday night. October 16, at
7:30 o'clock in I he Legion Hall.
Members are requested to pay
dues to Mrs. J T Russell or Mrs
Robert Hall. It was also announc
ed that gifts for the Chrirstmas
Gift Shop lor veterans are due at
this tWrie and should be delivered
to Mrs Robert Gibson
Mi*s. Nee son Smith will be in
charge of the program.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Way an
nounce the arrival of a son,
Charles Burr Way, Jr., bv adop
tion Mrs ltay is the former Miss
Mary Ann Massie
the attention of flower lovers
this week. The plant has had as
many as 30 blooms.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Wright, Jr..
are completing their new ranch
style home here, and expect to
move in the latter part of this
week.
Announcement has been receiv- '
ed of the birth of a son to Mr. and
Mrs. Noel Williamson in Albu
querque. New Mexico. Mr. Wil
liamson, a former resident here. ;
holds a teaching position there.
Mr. atd Mrs. Tom Jimison and
children spent the weekend with j
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Raper at Murphy.
Mrs. Hobeut Carter, Jr., was
hostess for the regular meeting of
I the Good Neighbor Club at her
home Monday evening* Mrs. '
George Wright presided, and each
' of the ten members present gave
reports of their activities during
j the month. Plans were made for
remembering shut-ins at birthdays
j and Thanksgiving.
At the conclusion of the meet- j
' ing a tempting sweet course was j
served by the hostess. |
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Mr?. held Mct'onnell, the form
er Miss Claire llowrll. hIkim roar
riaiir took place August 10. has
honored uh with her selection of
china. Ilcr pattern is:
"Apple Itlossom" by llaviland.
It k now on display at
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AT A TIME
^jcwctea
MRS. KOHIRT RRVSON' ROYD in the former Miss Shirley Maxine
Rerry, daughter of Mr. and Mr* Roy Rerry of Wayneseille* Route
I. She was married in VYalhalla, S. on August 18. Mr. Boyd is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Royd of WaynesviUe, Route 2.
Roth Mr. and Mrs. Royd are employed at Itavton Rubber Cp. They
are making their home with the parents of the bridegroom.
(SherrUl's Photo). .
Miss Mary Walker
Marries Mr. Ford
Announcement has been made I
of the marriage of Mit$ Mary
Walker of Upper Crabtree, .laugh- j
tor of A. C. Walker and the late ;
Mrs. Walker Arthur J Ford.
The wedding was held at the home
of the Rev. P. C, Hick* who
officiated, Tuesday, October 2. Mr
Ford, a resident of this commun
ity, is employed at the Champion
Paper and Fibre Plant They will
make their home on Crabtree.
Mr and Mrs. W M Williamson
and family who have been resi
dents of the community for a
number of years, are moving this
week hi their new home which
has Just been completed on Boav-,
erdarn The Williamsons sold their
farm here to the Champion Paper
and Fibre Company.
A night blooming cere us of
Mis. .1 II. Clark's is attracting
South Clyde
Community News
By MRS. KYLE LINDSEY
Community Reporter
The South Clyde CDF held its
regular meeting at the commun
ity house Monday night with Ed
win Jackson, chairman, in charge.
Family score sheets to be used
in the county CDP contest were
distributed, and a discussion was
held on waterproofing the com
munity building. A supper also
was discussed, but no definite
plans were made.
Bob Tippett, assistant county
agent, was a guest at the meeting.
Some of the young people of the
MYF attended the district meeting
at?JJje First Methodist Church of
Canton last Monday night. Mem
bers of the Clyde church had part
011 tiie program.
Miss lva Ann Deaver and Mrs. j
V N Allen honored Mrs. Van
Deaver with a birthday dinner last j
Friday. Attending in addition to j
the families were Mr. and Mrs. ?
Boyd Lee of Franklin.
Mrs. Mattie Rhodarmer was
honored with a birthday supper
at the community* house last week i
by some of her children.
Mrs. George Limbo of Brevard
honored her father, Kyle Ltndscy,
and her husband, George, at a
birthday dinner Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. \V. C. Justice cele
brated their 58th wedding anni
versary last week. They have six
children living and a large num
ber of grandchildren and great
grandchildren.
Mrs. Hugh Khinehart, who has
been a patient at Mission Hospital.
Asbeville, is now at home.
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Charlie Mcsser is a patient at I
Haywood County Hospital.
Little Doris Rhinehart had a
broken arm, caused by a fall.
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hive been paid more than one
billion dollars in unemployment
and sick benefits under the Rail- i
road Unemployment Insurance Act
since it went into effect in 1939.
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