THURSDAY. AUGUST SO. IMS
Society anb Personal
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THE CAROLINA MOUNTAINEER
Rev. C. S. Kirkpatrick, Presiding
Elder of the Shelby district, has re
turned to his home in Gastonia after
spending a month here with relatives.
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Dr. Eugene Gudger who is with the
American Museum of Natural History,
New York, arrivea last week lor a
month's vacation at his home here.
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Mrs. W. M. Buiwell and Miss Eliza
beth Burwell of Henderson are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hyatt
until the first of September.
Walter Dungan of Elizabethton,
Tenn. was in town for several day.i
last veek. Mrs. Dungan aand their
daughter accompanied hir. hone "tun--lay.
La Vallette Semmes returned Sat
urday evening to his home in Mem
phis after spending the past month
or so here.
Hugh J. Ryan, former instructor in
History and English of '.he high
school here, arrived Tuesday for the
the McDowell-Elmore wedding. Mr.
Ryan will complete in Juno a theo
logical course ot the Lutheran Theo
logical Seminary, Columbia, S. C.
Mrs. Guy Masie left Sunday for
Baltimore where she will enter Johns
Umik-ins for treatment. She was ac
companied by her fath
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Miss Wilda Crawford ha; returned
Onm Pnllnwhee whole she attended
two sessions of summer school.
Henrv Hahn of Raleigh was a
Waynesville visitor 'luring the week
and was the guest of his great-aunt,
Mrs. J. P. Hen-en.
Mr John H. Cann v. as caed to
the bedside of his brother, i.jgin
f. ,r who live i'.3,ir FranMin. He
left Tuesday mon-'i;.
A,.r ihnw iU'nd;ne Grand
0ra last wee": were Mrs. Qjinlt-n
....I the Misses Q-.rni.vi. M:m an
K;!lian, Mrs. vj.y y Allis-n, Miss
Si.inirfield. Mr nd V.i-5. Jerc Davis
and Miss Iseabelb Davis.
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Mrs C. T. Tew has returned to he
home from Bunn'evol w.'iere she was
called on account of the Mckncss and
(itiith of her sisUv.
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-t;UI, T.r,.-;.. .i.T.p.vs and Mr. Ed
Jaynos of Marim' spent the week
n.i with Mu. E. Oia ke't.
Miss Augusta Raymond, daughter
of Rev. F. B. Raymond, who was a
former pastor ot the Baptist cm .rch
h..v has returned to her home in
rnmo. Hertford county, after visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. K. T Dockett and
olntivps here. jMisf.es Lucile ana
Htlen Britt and Mr. Dennis Hntt niso
of Como, aecompa-.ied Mi-s Kay mend.
Miss Hilda Ma-.hi.ui'i of " Salisoiiry,
nlsn a niece of Mrs. Duckett,
is remaining jeveral day:? here alter
,t.;,A Vi will r0 to Black Mounta:n
to visit relatives there.
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Mr. and Mrs. Davis Sawyer and
Miss Pitman of Washington, N. C,
arrived Thursday for a visit of some
days with Mr. and Mr. T. Duffy
Sawyer at their home on the Ashe
ville road.
There is Dlenty of comedy in "A
Little Bit of Broadway" and the ma
jor portion will be furnished by Miss
Dorothy Thomas who is appearing
as Penelope Smythe, a too easily
shocked old maid chapeione. Mias
Thomas' every appearance will bri.ig
forth peals of laughter.
Much talent has been imported for
for the presentation of "A Little Bit
of .Broadway" Friday night, many tal
ented young people who taken part
in the charming play in other cities
"have consented to appear in the
Waynesville production. Mr. Geo.
Killian of Hickory will appear as
Maurice, Anita's (dancing partner.
Miss Florence Burkhimer, one of the
directresses, is playing the part of
Anita and she and Mr. Killian will be
seen in otic and entrancing Span
ish Tango, one of the big features
always of "A Little Bit of Broad
way." ;
Mr. Jack Gerald of Tampa, Fla.
Tvill appear in "A Little Bit of Broad
way" as the French Manager of the
Cabaret. His song Melican Papa in
Act 2 when he disguises as a China
man, sung with ten attractive little
girls as Chinese coolies, will be a big
hit.
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Mrs. Mary Buchanan, Mrs. Ramsey
Buchanan, Miss Lucy WelU and Miss
Mamie Long of Sylva and Miss Watt
of South Carolina attended Mrs. J.
-M. Long's tea Friday afternoon.
Mr. Frank Haywood of Raleigh,
was a Waynesville -visitor last week.
One of the big hits of "A Little !
Bit of Broadway" will be the eccen
trique Dance executed by Misses Tibby
Hardin, Dorothy Lane, Eleanor Bush
nell and Edith Mangum. This num-'
ber is expected to brine down the
house.
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Mrs. Roy Shelton of Lexington is
the guest of Mrs. Ernest Hyatt at
her home in Hazelwood. Mrs. Shel
ton is the wife of Rev. Roy Shelton,
who was once a resident of this city.
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Miss Ridie Haynes of Jacksonville,
Fla. is visiting the Mangums for a
week or so.
Bobbv I.auirhlin who has been in
Sebring, Fla. for the past two weeks
returned to Waynesville Saturday.
J. Harley Francis has returned
from a several days stay in Knox-ville.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Scott of Baden
wore guests of Miss Joscelyn Mc
Dowell a dav or so last week.
Miss Lina Gough of Lumberton
s the attractive guest of Mrs. Law-j
rente Green. Mrs. Green and Mim
Gough were classmates at Meredith. I
We communicate happiness to oth
ers not often by great acts of devo
tion and self sacrifice, but by the ;
absence of fault finding and censure;
bv being ready to sympathize with
their notions and feelings, instead of
forcing them to sympathize with ours.
James Freeman Clarke. !
Misses May and Margaret Ray are
spending a while in Hendersonville
as the guests of Miss Lois West of
Jacksonville, who has a summer home
there.
Miss Virginia Carter returned by
motor Tuesday to her home in Dan-j
ville, after spending the past two
months with her aunt, Mrs. R. L. Lee.'
Turner Bynum of Winston-Salem1
was in town a few days last week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Sheeley and,
young "laughter, of Morristowni
have returned to Waynesville for the
remainder of the summer and are j
again at the Herren House. j
Friends of Mrs. Toonie Davis will j
be glad to hear that she is out again
after a recent illness.
Mr. John T. Reid, Treasurer of the
Atlantic Coast Line, is at Mrs. Jo
seph E. Johnson's for several weeks.
Miss Ella Ivey, who usually spends!
her summers at the Lake, is visiting ;
her sister in Pomona, California.
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Mrs. Ernest J. Colter and family!
of Miami are occupying the Joe Tate,
bungalow on Walnut street. j
Mrs. E. F. Gilespie and Mrs. C. C.
Kilpatrick of Brevard were guests
Mrs. Joe Tate the first of the week.
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Mrs. Tom Campbell of Canton is
the guest of Miss Fannie Campbell
at her home in Dellwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Williams
of High Point came Sunday for a
two week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. J.
L. Williams:
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Smith and
their small daughter, Julia Ann, of
Greensboro arrived in town Friday
to be the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
George Ward. Mr. Smith stayed for
just two or three days.
Mrs. Georgette Dyer who has been
the guest of her daughter Mrs.
Lowry Lee for the past two weeks,
returned Sunday to her home in
Danville.
Mrs. Jack Ware has arrived from
her home in Washington and -will
visit her mother, Mrs. G. C- Briggs,
for a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Mullis of
Hendersonville are in town this week.
Mrs. Ducan Herren and children
of "Washington arrived Sunday and
will visit her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
D. V. Phillips until the first of Sep
tember. r
Miss Josephine Sennett of Hen
dersonville was the guest of Mrs. W.
T. Lee over the week-end.
Miss Katherine Freeman has re
cuperated sufficiently to be out again
after an extended illness. Her friends
aro glad to know that her health is
improving.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hyatt and fam
ily and Mrs. F. A. Anderson spent
last week camping at the Sod and
Gun Club.
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