January, 1946
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Feminine News-Views
SOCIALS - FASHIONS - SEWING AND COOKING HINTS
By LUCILLE HEFFNER, At The Library
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Bertie Mae Orr And
Eugene Morris Wed
Married Christmas Eve In Greenville, S. C.
Miss Bertie Mae Orr, daughter
Mr, and Mrs. Richard Homer
‘■'‘i Sr., of Brevard, and Eugene
“eredith Morris, son of Mrs. K. C.
fielps, of Alameda, Calif., were
®3>Tied in Greenville, S. C., at the
ome of the bridegroom’s sister,
24^ December
wit?® ^ride wore a brown suit
®®‘^essories in blue. Her cor-
I® was of red roses,
uau Morris are grad-
w ® Brevard high school and
lege attended Brevard col-
-Morris attended college prep
California prior to en-
lieiif^*^^ 1942. He was a first
and was discharged last
now making their home
tho Mrs. Morris works for
company.
•■■‘neFUher And
Everett EllU United
and Mrs.
2^6nyilie,
Ira Fisher, of
Wg . CJ., announce the
/age of their daughter, Irene,
Ellis, son of Mr. and
Henry Ellis of Pisgah
est
For-
was performed by
~ E. A Lewis at Pickens, S.
'jj ” Sunday, December 16th
Cham’ is employled in
Mr. Ellis works in
v5®vard. They
are making their
present at Pisgah
^Call-Smith Rites
at Pickens, S. C.
.^nnoi
'>Mhe
^'incement has been made
Call tfi of Miss Reba Me
ber B. Smith on Decem
Mrs « Pickens, S. C.
Mr a' j is the daughter
feaisa "®„Mrs. Richard McCall
'“•'ampag employed in
\Vi/ev son of Mr. and Mrs.
^ischar of Brevard, has been
after „ recently from the army
,jh serving overseas
var^ are residing in Bre
Pearson Wee
^ HaroldJE. Wratten
has been made
thy marriage of Miss Doro-
ilrs, Av”'* Pearson, daughter of
S. Q ^ice Pearson, of Walhalla,
the lata William
ten, of ’ Harold Eugene Wrat
jjj. Indianapolis, Ind.
the Mitchell performed
^ree^viii^°"^ December 23rd
attired in a dark
cessofjg° suit with matching ac
the ® ®hort wedding trip, the
'liana^'^P^® plan to reside in In
j^j®Pohs.
Ployed ^^®tten was formerly em
•tieji af B Inspection Depart
®ftipln ^custa. Mr. Wratten has
Indigent as a machinist ‘
Your Guide To
Daily Living
From Washington Bureau
NEW HEARTS FOR HOMES.
Some new homes will feature a
mechanical core which contains
heating, plumbing and electrical
facilities all grouped within a sin
gle compact area. Such a central
unit is designed to save space and
also wiring and piping. It can be
fancy enough to include garbage
disposal and air-conditioning units,
all of which can be included in
the long-term financing of the
house.
SMALL UPRIGHT PIANOS
with finished backs which need
not be turned to the wall are in
the offing. So are some new music
boxes combining piano, radio and
record player in one compact
unit. There is even a new folding
piano for smaller rooms; you can
tuck the bench and keyboard into
the cabinet when it’s not in use.
A NEW LIGHTWEIGHT CAST
I for bone fractures is made of glass
I fibre and plastic. It weighs only a
fourth as much as the traditional
1 plaster of parts cast and need not
be removed for X-rays.
GERMICIDAL LAMPS which
I destroy air-borne bacteria will be
more widely used as a result of
wartime expansions of facilities for
I making them. A considerable num
ber will be on the market as sur
plus war equipment.
MRS. EUGENE MEREDITH MORRIS, who before hea- marriage
was Miss Bertie Mae Orr, of Brevard. She was married in Green-
viUe.
DEHYDRATED FOODS new to
I the civilian market this year will
include: tomato powder for quick
flavoring uses; prune, banana,
apricot, fig and peach powders for
whips, breads and homemade ice
creams; guava powder for jelly.
Besides, there will be much moro
dry whole milk powder.
Married In Pickens
Hazel Owen Is Bride
Of Pvt. James Kitchen
MRS. CHARLES B. SMITH
was Miss Reba McCall before her
marriage at Pickens, SL C. on
December 18. She works in
Champagne.
The marriage of Miss Hazel
Owen, daughter of Mrs. Ethel 0.
Hall of Frostproof, Fla., and Pvt
James Kitchen, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Reginal Kitchen of Rosman,
was solemnized December 28th in
WAR GLUES so strong they can
do the work of nails will be used
in building many a postwar home.
Glued-on mantels, stair railings,
window trims and baseboards are
among the possibilities.
UNDERWEAR NEEDED. Relief
workers from every part of Eu
rope and from China report a des-
Pickens, S. C. Probate Judge E. A. I perate need for underwear. Peo-
Lewis officiated. I Ple who were burned out of their
Mrs. Kitchen has been employ-1 homes had only the clothes on
ed in Champagne r.r the past two
years. Pvt. Kitchi.i, who recently
entered service, is now stationed
at Camp Plauche, La. Prior to en
tering service, he was employed |
at Ecusta.
their backs and the most perish
able part of this was the under
wear. Also there was a noticeable
shortage of undergarments among
the millions of pounds of clothing
contributed by Americans in the
spring drive.
Miss Allison And
O. G. Lee Married!
SUMMEY-FREEMAN
Miss Fannie Elizabeth Summey
became the bride of Mr. Clifford
A. Freeman, Saturday, January
5th., in Greenville, S. C. Mrs. Free
man, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Lewis Summey, of Horse
RICE-SHERRILL
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Rice, of Trav
eler’s Rest, have announced the
marriage of their daughter. Lulu
Virginia Rice to Charles W. Sher
rill of Whittier and Brevard. Mr.
Sherrill is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
W. O. Sherrill of Whittier. He
served 35 months in the navy and
is now employed in Ecusta’s Fin
ishing department. The couple is
residing in Brov^ni,
Announcement has been made
here of the marriage of Miss Grace
Aileen Allison, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. E. Carl Allison, of Bre- j r,- • u
vard to Owen George Lee, son of Shoe, is employed m the Finish-
Mr. ’and Mrs. Cole Lee, of Lakejing department,
Toxaway.
The wedding took place Sunday
morning, January 13, in Green
ville, S. C.
Mrs. Lee is a graduate of Bre
vard high school. She is an em
ployee of Endless Belt at Ecusta.
Mr. Lee, who recently received
his discharge from the navy, en
tered service in October, 1943, and
spent two years overseas in the
Pacific area. He is a graduate of
Brevard college.
Mr. and Mrs. John Reid and
Miss June Lee accompanied the
couple to Greenville for the cere
mony.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee are at pres
ent making their home in Brevard.
NOT TESTED
“Is the new customer honest?"
“Don’t know, he’s paid cash so
Rpsman high school and attended | far.”