Phyllis Smathers
Is Married To '
Thomas Roper, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Smathers of
Waynesvtlle have announced the
marriage of their daughter, Phyllis
Smathers, to Thomas C. Roper.
J;1 son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
C. Poper of Atlanta, Ga.
The double ring ceremony was
held in the Sylvan Hills Baptist
Church, Atlanta, Thursday. No
vember 15, at 7 p.m. with the Rev.
William Rittenhouse officiating.
Only members of the immediate
famili?s and close friends were
present.
Miss Charlet Powell of Atlanta
was maid of honor and the bride's
only attendant and Douglas Pat
terson. also of Atlanta, served as
best man.
The bride wore a light blue
screet-length dress with matching
accessories and a white orchid
corsage.
An informal reception was held
following the ceremony in the
home of Miss Robbie Gently in
Atlanta.
Mrs. Roper, a graduate of the
Waynesville Township High
School, is employed with Southern
Bell Telephone Co. in Atlanta. Mr.
Roper is employed with the At
lanta Insurance Co. The couple
will make their home in Atlanta.
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MRS. MAX ROGKK COUMAN, the former Mis* Alberta F.lalne 1
Medford. Mat married Friday In the parsonage of the South l.a
Fayette Methodist Church in Shelby. She is the daughter <>t Mr.
and Mrs. I>. F. Medford of Canton. Mr Coleman is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Benjamin ti. Coleman of Canton. (Culberson I'hoto).
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Cardinal Tips j
By EDNA MAE Fl'OATE
Everyone enjoyed being out of
school for Thanksgiving.
The girts in the senior class that
are interested in musing are go
ing to he the guests of Memorial
Mission School of Nursing Thurs
day. Those interested are: Elaine
Curtis, Marietta Brown, Edna Mae
Kugate, Klveta Robinson, Opal
Bedford, and Joy Young. We think
the visit will help us to decide
whether or not we want to be a
nurse.
The seniors are taking a drastic
step into the Elizabethan Age by
siUdyinv Macbeth. The seniors cer
talnly havp boon looking forward
to this part of Literature,
The Monogram Club is planning
to initiate now members Wednes
day morning. There will be 2t> ini
tiated.
HARRIS PREVOST AT HOME
Harris Provost, son of Mr. and
Mrs, Whitoner Prevoit. who Undor
went an uppendectomy at the Hay
wood County Hospital last Satur
day. was released from the hospital
today and is convalescing at his i
home on Country Club Drive.
Mrs. Wilson
Gives Program
At Garden Club
The Town and Country Garden
Club of Canton met Monday night
la the home of Mrr. William C.
Freel on Oakland Circle, with Mrs.
James Harkins associate hostess.
Mrs. V. E. Wilson. Jr. presented
i program on "Christmas Decora
tions for the Home". She offered
iL'ggestlons for making arrange
ment* and ornaments, and stressed
the importance of encouraging the
sntire family to 'ake part in deco
rating the home.
The group voted to contribute
lve dollars to the Red Cross for
>oinsettia plants to be sent to
3teen hospital at Christmas.
The club also voted to send five
h,liars to the permanent home of
the National Council of Garden
Clubs.
Mrs. Carl E. Powell announced
committees for the Holiday Tour
,o be held December 18.
Mrs. Donald W. Randolph, presi
lent, extended an invitation to the
group from the Asheville Garden
Clubs, Inc. to attend a Christmas
Creens Exhibit on Dec. 5. The club
was also invited to attend the Holi
day House, sponsored by the Royal
Pines Garden Club, on Dec. 8; and
the Holiday House Tour, sponsored
by the Gay Blades Garden Club of
Tryon. on Dec. 14
A social hour followed and re
freshment* were served by the
hostesses. Guests were Mrs. W. J.
Bull and Mrs. Walter Cowart.
Thickety Folk
To Attend WNC
Meet Saturday
A number of folk from the com
munity are expected to attend the
award* luncheon in Asheville City
Auditorium Saturday, when the
WNC community winners will be
announced.
Miss Barbara Carswell, a student
?it Vanderbilt School-of Nursing.
Nashville, Tenn., spent the Thanks
giving holidays with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. M. T Carswell.
Mr. and Mm. J. Hack Clark, Mrs.
T G. Murray and Mrs. T. L. Jami
son have returned after spending
several days at New Smyrna Beach,
Kla., where they visited Mrs. Mur
ray's daughter. Mrs. B F. Kennedy
and Mr. Kennedy.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jimison and
children, visited her parents. Mr
and Mrs Edgar Raper. at Murphy
during the Thanksgiving week end
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Mr. and Mrs. Loy Lec William
son have moved to the Cogbuin
house on Newfound Road.
Mr and Mrs. Jesse Ford, Mr. and j
Mrs. Max Yarborough and daugh-,
er, Mr. and Mrs. Troy Ford and
-on. Mr. and Mrs, Walter Brown
ind girls, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank J
Cord and children we *e dinner
tuests of Mr. and Mrs. Spencer
Aalkcr at Brevard Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Dillard Williamson is quite
II in an Asheville hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert liipps and j
?hiidren. visited relatives at Spin-'
lak\ Thanksgiving.
Mrs. W. Sam Robinson is re
cupcrating at her home, after un
dergoing surgery in St. Joseph's
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Robeson of
Newport News, Va., spent the
Thanksgiving week end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Moore. I
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Ferguson and
Mrs. Gertrude Ferguson of Whit
tier. visited their daughter and
sister, Mrs. E. E. Stockton and fam
ily Saturday.
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MISS RITA JF.AN KITCHEN Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
P. R. Kitchen of Waynesville, who announce her engagement to
Cecil James Sitton of Greensboro, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Sitton
of Bryson City. The wedding is planned for December 23.
(Photo by Sherrill's Studio).
Births
New arrivals at the Haywood
County Hospital include.
A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Al
fred Price of Waynesville on No
vember 26.
A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Hoy
Clontz of Canton on November 27.
A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Smith of Waynesville on Novem
ber 28.
A son to Mr. and Mrs. Foch
Rogers of Waynesville on Novem
ber 29.
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Long's Chapel Circles
Set December Meetings
The circles of Long's Chapel
Methodist Church have announc
ed their regular meetings.
Circle 1, of which Mrs. Jerry
Liner is chairman, will meet at 2
p.m. Tuesday, December 4, in the
home of Mrs. W- N. Thomas.
Circle 2 will meet at 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday. December 11 in the home
of Mrs. J. W. Fowler. Jr. with Mrs.
A. H. Phillips as co-hostess. Mrs.
Ray Ellis is in charge of the pro
gram. Attention is called to this
date which is a week later than
the regular date.
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NEIL HOWELL ON DEAN'S LIST
Neil Howell, a freshman at Bre
vard College, is one of 34 students
who made the Dean's List for the
first half of the semester.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
R. A. Howell of Route 2, Waynes
ville.
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Mrs. If. P. McCarroll, Mrs. John
Hildenbiddle. Mrs, Walter Baer
mann, and Mrs. William Ray left
this morning for Atlanta for a!
short stay.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson
Gets Her First Permanent
By JANE EADS
WASHINGTON?Mrs. Woodrovv
i Wilson, widow of the World War
1 president, still the handsome,
elegantly turned-out grand dame in
her eighties, still actively interest
ed in the important affairs of the
day, admits she's just got her first
I "permanent."
! She submitted to the hair-primp
ing process rather reluctantly, in
| preparing to attend, as guest of j
I honor, the tenth annual dinner of
the National Trust for Historic!
Preservation, where a centennial 1
| tribute was paid to her late hus
band.
Attending the meeting were more
than 300 architects, historians,
garden club leaders, directors of
historic house museums and other
representatives of groups which
1 founded the non-profit organiza
J tion.
j Not all the trust's sessions were
taken up with speech-making and
i th? reading of reports. The group
| was entertained at tea by Under
! Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs.
Randolph Burgess, and one day
j all got aboard buses to go to Fred
! ericksburg. Va.. where they visited
1 henmore, the home of James Mon
I roe; the Mary Washington House,
i and Monroe's law office where they
j sampled the former president's
! favorite beverage-whiskey sours.
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Sen, John Kennedy (D-Masst and
j his young wife, the beautiful form
er "Jackie" Bouvier, have put their
historic country house in nearby
J McLean, Va., up for sale or lease
and will move back to town when
they return to the capital in Jan
uary
Mrs. Kennedy sagf that her hus
band is out of town so much and
works such late hours on Capital
Hill when he is here, that much as
they love the country life and the
historic surroundings, she thinks
it more sensible to find a placd in
town.
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Some Washington hostesses are
beginning to put their telephone
numbers on their invitations, in
connection with the "R.S.V.P.", to
make it easier and quicker for folks
to accept or decline a bid to a
brunch, a dinner, or the more in
formal shindigs. Protocol still de
mands a written reply to an offi
cial or a white-tie affair, however.
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By VERA WINSTON
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current fashion, fine silk emerges
as a favorite fabric. Black peau
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for a handsome dinner dress that
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yoke and long sleeves are of
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has a charming bodice the slit at
the top revealing the lace in &
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means of a released tuck from
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B and PW Club
Has Meeting
The Waynesville Business and
Professional Women's Club met
Tuesday night at the LoJge
The program was presented by
a panel from the Asheville Classes
for Expectant Parents. Making up
the panel were Mrs. Anne Hillier.
Miss Ida Reid Cohen, supervisor
of nursing of the Buncombe Coun
ty Health Department, Miss Mil
dred Barry, nutritionist for the
State Board of Health, and Dr. F.
S. Sluder, physician. The program
was presented by the health com
mittee of the local club of which
Mrs J. Howard Bryson is chair
man, ,
Idrs. Ben Phillips presided at
he business session and announc
ed plans for a Christmas party to
be held December 18 in the home
of Mrs. Jack Edwards.
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Mrs. William C. Smith of River
dale, Ga., is visiting her sisters,
the Misses Daisy and Bessie Boyd.
Red Wing Plans
Gift Wrapping
Demonstrations
The Red Wing Gift Shop has
scheduled a free gift wrapping
demonstration for Friday after
noon. November 30. at 3:30 o'clock.
For those who cannot attend the
afternoon session, an evening class
will be held at 7:30 o'clock.
Each demonstration will include
a practice session, for which
scissors should be brought. Ribbon
can be obtained at the class.
Each class will last approximately
two hours, including the practice
session. /
Space limitations permit only 30
to a class. Reservations may be
made by telephone or in person.
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Mr. and Mrs. Linden Robinson
of Canton spent a three weeks va
cation in Texas. They were ac
companied home by Mrs. Phil Ham
rick and son. Gregory, who are
visiting in Canton and Clyde.
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