Haywood Nurses
To Meet Monday
In Canton
The Haywood County Nurses
Club will hold a regular meeting
?nd Christmas party Monday, De
cember 17, at 7:30 p.m. in the
home of Mrs. T. M. Kudisal, Forest
HilLs. Canton.
Mrs. Hugh Smathers and Mrs.
Wayne Barefoot will be associate
hostesses.
New officers will be elected dur- i
ing the business hour,
Members are asked to bring a :
gift for exchange and canned food .
to be given to a needy family. '
All members from the Waynes
ville area will meet in front of the t
hospital at 6 50 p.m. for the ride ,
to Canton.
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Clyde Junior Class
To Present Play
The junior class of the Clyde
High School will present a 3-act i
comedy. "Grandma's Best Years," i
tonight (Thursday) at 7 o'clock.
Mrs. J. B. Soesbee is directing 1
the play.
New Girl Scout
Troop Meets
With Leaders
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The newly organized Girl Scout
Troop 136 of West Canton held a
Christmas party Tuesday afternoon
in the home of Mrs. Bernard Tohn
son. leader. Mrs. Nel! liable, assist
ant leader, vas co-hostcss.
The ,irl* completed Christmas
projects of making corsages and
lie racks and reported clothing
collected for noedy children.
Mary Lee Robinson. Doris Mes
ser, Judy Whltesides. and Diana
Johnson won prizes in games. Gifts
were exchanged. I
Other troop members present, in
addition to those named, were San
Ira Paxton, Sharon Shook. Gretta
Jean and Polly Cable, Sharon !
Haley, Joyce Hall. Suzette John
son, and Nancy Prcssley.
HDC Schedule
Friday, Dec. 14. 6:30 p.m.?Sau- !
took?Saunook School?Christmas '
party and supper.
Monday. Dec. 17. 6:00 p.m. ? 1
Bethel ? Mrs. R O. Kelly (Mrs 1
lack McCfacken).
Miss Burch
Completes
Wedding Plans
Miss Norma Sue Burch. daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Vasar O. Burch
of Rt. 2, Clyde, has completed
plans for her marriage to Neil
Teague Howell, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Rufus A. Howell of Rt. 2,
Waynesville.
The ceremony will be performed
Sunday at 4 p.m. in the First Bap
list Church in Clyde The Rev
Grady Barringer of the Dellwood
Methodist Church will officiate
Miss Janice Smathers, organist, and
Miss Jewel Rhinehart, vocalist,
both of Clyde, will present a pro
gram of wedding music.
The bride-elect will be given in
marriage by her father. Mrs. Troy
Zachary of Brevard will be matron
>f honor and only attendant.
Charles Forbes of Brevard Col
ege will serve as best man. Ushers
vill be James Howell, brother of
he bridegroom-elect, and Trov
Zachary.
A reception will be held followi
ng the ceremony in the home of
he bride's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Burch and Mr.
md Mrs. Harold Burch will enter
ain at a rehearsal party Saturday
light in the home of the latter in
Jlyde. Guests will be the wedding
aarty and members of the families.
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Xi Omicron To Have
Christmas Meeting
The Xi Omicron chapter of Beta
sigma Phi will hold its annual
Christmas party Monday night in
he home of Mrs. Charles McDar
-is.
Mrs. Charles Edwards is in
charge of the program,
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MR. AND MRS. JOHN II. SMATHERS of Clyde observed their
golden wedding anniversary yesterday. They were married Decem
ber 12, 1906. Mrs. Kmathers is the former Miss Nellie Wilson,
daughter of the late A. B. and Sarah Brook Wilson of Candler.
Mr. Smathers, a farmer and cattle raiser, is a son of the late
D. I. L. and Mattie Killian Smathers of Clyde. They have three
daughters Mrs. Bruce Sellars of Clyde. Mrs. Iloyt Smith of Ashe
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ville. and Mrs. Robert L. Wiliams of Clvde. There are five grand
children. (Photo by Sherrill's Studio)
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Miss Cornwell
Is Speaker At
Canton Club
Miss Mary Cornwell, Haywood j
County Home Demonstration |
Agent, was the guest speaker at
the regular meeting of the Cai^on
Woman's Club, Tuesday in the As
sembly Room of the Canton Public
Library.
Miss Cornwell spoke on the con
servation of natural resources, and
she illustrated her talk \uth color
slides showing examples of soil
erosion and its effect on water con
servation. She also discussed meth- 1
ods of preventing these conditions. 1
"Conservation is a responsibility ,
of the individual," Miss Cornwell
stated.
The speaker was introduced by
the president of the Club, Mrs, Lo
gan White.
Mrs. W. N. Free! reported that I
clothing for children had been do
nated to a family through the
the club's Clothes Closet project.
Mrs, Noah Swofford, chairman of
the fine arts department, reported
that Mrs. Hilda Haliburton has
opened an art studio and will teach
classes in ceramics
The club voted to send a dona
tion to CARE, and names of wo
men of Greece and France were
given to members who wish to
correspond. ? ?* *"
A nominating committee, com
posed of Mrs. Frank Cogburn. Mrs,
W. R. Palmer, and Mrs. J. Ben Pat
ton, was appointed.
Guests were Miss Margaret
Bishop, Mrs. Cecil Hefner, and
Mrs. A, KoOinian.
Hostesses for the social hour
were Mrs. J L Reeves. Mrs. .1 W.
Bennick, Mrs. A. R. Spears. Mrs R.
J. Sprang, Mrs. George Herndon,
and Mrs. L. H. Hartshorn.
The tea table was centered with
a hurricane lamp filled with
Christmas balls and holly.
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Skillet-rook raw shrimp (peeled
and devetned1 in butter, chili !
powder and crushed garlic Serve
with french bread for dunking.
After-school snack: Rounds of
cored apple spread with peanut |
butter or cream cheese.
Daytime Dress
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By VERA WINSTON
AN excellent daytime dress.
Ideal for wear under a three
quarter-length fur or cloth coat
is this frock of sheer wool in
either dark giay or beige. Cut
on straight yet soft lines, it
features a set-in belt pointed up
ward in front. The low-placed
collar stands away from the
neckline. Tucks radiating from
the waist all around accord soft- I
ness to the hip section. One of
those little-treasure models that
seem so right for so many occa
sions during the day when one
wants to appear nicely costumed
without dressing up
A food that's "scalloped" means
that it is arranged in a casserole
between layers of cream sauce:
usually a topping of buttered
crumbs or the crumbs and grated
cheese goes over the top.
Holiday Tour,
Flower Show,
Set In Canton
Final plans have be?n complet
ed for the Holiday House Tour and
Flower Show, sponsored by the
Canton Council of Garden Clubs,
to be held Tuesday. December 18.
from 2 p.m. until 10 p.m.
The flower show will be held in
the Assembly room of the Canton
Public Library. Also open for the
tour will be the homes of Mr. and
Mrs. William C "FreeI, 35 Oakland
Cr., and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hyatt, j
26 Pennsylvania Ave., and the Can
ton Presbyterian Church.
Included in the schedule of
classes and exhibits will be ar
rangements featuring a Madonna,
reproductions of Christmas cards,
candles, gift packages, table favors,
miniature Christmas trees, window
and door decorations, etc.
Special exhibits will include
wreaths, swags, homemade candles
a family Christmas tree, and the
Nativity.
Hortici^ltural classes will include
African violets, foliage plants,
booming plants, branches of ever
greens, and forced bulbs
Clubs participating in the event
are The Rhododendron Garden
Club, Canton Garden Club. Friend
lj Garden Club, and the Town and.
Country Garden Club.
Tea will be served in the library
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Guinea pigs are not pigs. They
ale rodents.
Thickety Club
?tages Annual
Holiday Program
The Thickety Home Demonstra
tion Club held a Christmas meet
ing at the home of Mrs. David
Burch, with Mrs. James Smith asso- j
ciate hostess.
Mrs. Lloyd Parham Sr. presided
and Miss Cornwell, home agent,
gave as a devotional a Christmas
reading and appropriate thoughts
for the holiday season.
Gift suggestions and other ideas
were presented by several of the
members who showed artieles they
had made, suitable for gifts and
also for decorations.
The business period was brief |
to give time for the exchange o! !
gifts, after which a delightful salad
with coffee was served by the hos
k'SM'S.
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Decorations
To Be Sold
By Garden Club
A sale of Christmas greens and
decorations will be in Id by the j
Mountain View; Garden Club Fri
da> and Saturday of this week at
John Hojd s Furniture Store.
The sale hours for Friday will
l>e 9 30 a.m. until 4:30 p m and for
Saturday. 9 30 a in until 12:30 p.m.
i haters are being taken by Mrs.
Joe Cathey for candy houses s>mi-1
lar to. ode now on display at the
lla> wood county Library.
Mrs. C. S. Crofout will leave to
morrow by plane for Snivveport,
La., where she will spend the holi
days with her niece, Mrs, R. W.
McCann. and Mr. McCann.
Decorations . . . for your
home . . , for your tree . . .
for your gift packages.
If you like them just a little
different, see our selections,
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