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Local Affairs
Mr. Claude Wilson of Reese is
critically ill at Watauga Hospital.
Mrs. Jack Todd ol Triplett U a
patient at Watauga Hospital
Mrs. Doq ley Hagaman of Reese
is a patient at Watauga Hospital.
Mrs. Howard Vannoy of Vilas is
ill at Watauga Hospital.
Mrs. Lee South of Route 2,
Boone underwent surgery at Wa
tauga Hospital last Friday.
Mr. Henry Harriaon Triplett of
Tftplett is seriously ill at Wata
uga Hospital.
Miss Delia Mae Greene of Char
lotte underwent snrgery at Wa
tauga Hospital Monday.
Mrs. Alex Wilson is recuperat
ing at home following surgery at
Watauga Hospital last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Finley Norris and
son Ronnie of Marion visited rela
tives here Sunday.
Mrs. T. K. Pease is a patient at
Watauga Hospital,, where she un
derwent surgery April 18.
Mrs. Arvil Greer of Route 1,
Vilas is a patient at Watauga Hos
pital.
Mr. Dean Isaacs of Zionville
had surgery at Watauga Hospital
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyden Atwood an
nounce the birth of a daughter on
April 19 at Watauga Hospital.
Miss Nancy Quails of Charlotte
spent the week end with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Ed S. Quails.
Mrs. W. P. Anderson of Eclectic,
Alabama arrived last Wednesday
(or a visit with her brother, Dr. L.
H. Owsley.
Mr. and Mrs. John Edward Hayes
?f Vilas anounce the birth of a
daughter, Brenda Carol, on April
32 at Watauga Hospital.
Mrs. Wendal Norris ha* return
ad to her home at Deep Gap after
being hospitalized in Boone a few
days.
Miss Joanne Aldridge of Chapel
Hill spent Thursday and Friday
visiting with her mother, Mrs.
Carlos DeLima.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Rankin of
Greensboro visited Saturday with
Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Rankin and Mr.
and Mrs. John Howell.
Mrs. John Anderson returned
home Saturday from Watauga
Hospital where she was a patient
several days.
Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Harmon spent
the week end in Wilmington and
Southport. They visited Orton
Plantation while in Wilmington.
Dr. J. D. Rankin returned home
Saturday from Watauga Hospital
where he underwent surgery last
week. He is recovering nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Calloway an
nounce the birth of a son, Andrew
Greene, on April 22 at Watauga
Hospital.
Mrs. Ruby Hodges spent the
week end in Charlotte visiting
Mrs. Latonia Taylor, and attend
ed the Beauty Show held at Park
Center, Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Blaine Miller, lUnnie, Jen
nie and Mark, of Middletown,
Connecticut arrived Saturday for a
week's visit with Mrs. Miller's
mother, Mrs. Clarence Watson.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Payne, Jr.
and children, Lynda and Kathy, of
Asheville were week end visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Will Payne of
Sugar Grove.
Mrs. Ala McGuire and Miss Ala
Sue McGuire were in Marion, Vir
ginia Sunday for a visit with Mrs.
McGuire's sister, Mrs. Luther
Richardson, who is seriously ill.
Little Miss Joyce Brenda Said
en. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Prank Sanders of Zionville, had
surgery at Watauga Hospital Mon
<fcy
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lang of
Atlanta, Georgia were the week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ken
neth Linney. Mrs. Lang is the for
mer Miss Alene Queen.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Ensley
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Queen
at Sylva spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Beanie Ensley of Ban
ner Elk.
Mr. and Mrs. Wad* Kluttz have
returned to their home in Blow
ing Rock after spending the win
ter at Pass-A-Grille Beach, Flor
ida.
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Church sad
Joseph of CantM, N. C. visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. T. C.
Miller and Mr and Mrs. Fred
fjiurch.
Little Miss Peggy Wheeler has
returned to the home of her par
eats, Mr. and Mra. Ronda Wheel
er of Triplett, after undergoing
sergery at Watauga Ho*(4tal April
If
Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Isaac and
Ofecar Helseth from Miami, Fla.,
are here for the next six moetfcs.
Ttie Isaacs live at Wildacre*ea
t he Watauga. This Is their ftf
t tenth summer here. Mr. Isaac
(mayor of WUdaere*) is a member
at the Beetle Chamber of Com
Miss Gnpt Eileen Wheeler of
Triplett, who is ? student nurse
tt James A. Cannon Memorial
Hospital in Banner Elk, under
went surgery at Watauga Hospital
Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Funderburk
of Birmingham, Alabama announce
the birth of a daughter on April
M. Mrs. Fturiarkuit'i mother,
Mrs. J. C. Cline left Sunday for a
visit with them.
Mr. M. W. Greene, who has b?en
critically ill at Watauga Hospital,
is much improved. Mrs. J. W.
Mollified and daughter, Billie, of
Greenville, S. C. visited with bim
Sunday. ?
Mrs. Wanda Lamkin and Difbte
of Valdese and Mr. and Mrs. John
ny Coffey and Lisa of Valdese and
Norfolk, Virginia visited last
Thursday and Friday with Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Gregg.
Bob Reynolda of N. C. State
College spent the week end with
hiq parents, Dr. and Mrs. Lee
Reynolds. His guest was Ed Haus
er of Winston-Salem, who is also
attending State College.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Miller, Jr.
will leave Thursday for Flint,
Michigan to visit their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Miller. Bill is one of the top stu
dents at General Motors Institute.
Mrs. James B. Winkler, Mrs. B.
W. S tailings, Mrs. H. M. Cooke
and Mrs. Max Dixon attended the
State Garden Club convention at
the Jack Tar Durham Hotel in
Durham Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr. J. E. Joines was taken to
the Veterans Hospital, Mountain
Home, Tenn. Monday for a course
of treatments. Mrs. Joines accom
panied her husband to the hospi
tal.
Mr. and Mrs. William C. LaRue
of Raleigh, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Day
vault of Statesville and Miss Betty
Dayvault of Appalachian State
Teachers College were visitors
with Mr .and Mrs. John Houck
Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Gabriel <4
South Boston, Virginia visited over
the week end with Dr. and Mrs.
O. K. Richardson. Mr. and Mrs.
Tommy Richardson and children,
D&bbie'arffl Tommy, Jr., of Elkin
were their visitors on Sunday.
Those attending the funeral of
Wayland Painter in Akron, Ohio,
last Thursday from Boone were
Mrs. Jessie Sheeler, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Critcher, Mr. and Mrs. Blake
Hampton, Dave and Shelby Hamp
ton. . ' ' ? ? ?
Dr. and Mrs. Carl Meeks and
sons, David and Gary, attended
the Southern Music Conference
held in Asheville Saturday. They
heard the Monroe Louisiana Youth
Orchestra from their former home
town.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Murray of
Washington, D. C., are spending
the week with Mrs. Huie Temple
ton. Visitors Sunday in the Tem
pleton home were James Temple
ton and family of Pilot Mountain
and Mr. and Mr*. Coy Bolick of
Charlotte.
Mrs. C. B. Craig, Jr. and daugh
ters, Cindy and Sallie, of Cincin
nati, Ohio are spending two weeks
with Mrs. Craig's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. H. 0. Dowttng. Mr. Craig,
who is attending the furniture
show in Lenoir, spent the week
end with them.
Mrs. U H. Owsley returned
home Thursday from Baptist Hos
pital in Winston-Salem where she
underwent surgery April S. She
left Sunday for Pittsburgh, Penn
syvania where she is recuperating
at the home of her aunt, Mrs. L.
A. Daly, who waa here fer a week
end visit.
Among those attending the an
nual meeting of the North Wilkes
boro District of the W. S. C. S.
held in West Jefferson Tuesday
were Mrs. Paul Graff, Mn. John
Houck, Mrs. William Jones, Mrs.
Earl Petrey, Mrs. Jsmes Councill,
Mrs. Grady Farthing, Mrs. Frank
Payne and Mrs. Lee Reynolds.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Bolton
of South Miami, Fla., have just
arrived here, have bought a lot at
Wildacrcs and are starting to buUd
a home. Mr. and Mrs Bolton were
here some tea days last fall, fell in
love with Mr area, and plan t*
spent about seven months a year
here.
Mrs. Cartas DaLlma spent the
net end in Chapel iDU with her
daughter. Miss Joanne Aldridge.
They attended the contest spon
sored by the N. C. Federation of
Woman's Clubs at Peace College
in Raleigh Saturday. Miss Eliza
beth Greer, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Mack Greer of Orlando. Flor
ida aad granddaughter oi Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Greer of Boom, was a
voice contestant representing the
third district 'and the Music and
Art department of the Worth
, white Womb's duh af Bssas
MISS GLENNA LEE BRINKLEY
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brinkley of Burnsville announce the engagement
of their daughter, Glenna Lee, to Mr. Bobby Wayne Brendell, son of
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Brendell of Boone. Miss Brinkley, a graduate of
Burnsville High School, is a senior at Appalachian State Teachers
College. Mr. Brendell was graduated from Appalachian High School
and is also a senior at Appalachian State Teachers College. A summer
wedding is planned.
Fairy Tale Ballet A Part
Of Young Dancers' Program
Boone's young dancers, under
the direction of Mrs. Nancy F.
Cook, will present a varied pro
gram which includes a one-act
(airy tale ballet, on Friday, May
1#. M]
Following a brief first scene of
divertissements, featuring the
younger student* and tap, acroba
tic, and classic ballet numbers,
the colorful ballet of "La Bouti
que Fantasque" will be presented.
This is the story of an enchanted
toyshop for which the original
University.
Women Meet
The local unit of the American
Association of University Women
held its April meeting at the Col
lege Library, with Hrs. John Van
Noppen presiding.
The program consisted of quest
ions about Africa that members
would like to have discussed on
future programs. Mrs. Foster Park
gave a brief report on the current
situation in Cuba. She was elected
vice-president and Hrs. Edward
Gibson was elected treasurer for
the coming year. Other officers
were elected for two year terms.
Delegates to the State conven
tion on April 27, 28 and 29 will
be Mrs. Park, Mrs. Edward Gibson
and Mrs. David Hodgin.
Rhododendron
Garden Club
The Boone Rhododendron Gar
den Club will meet with Mrs. Len
Hagaman 101 Cherry Drive, Tues
day evening May 2nd at 7:30.
Mrs. A. E. Hamby, Jr. will have
charge of the program. "A Work
shop On Asymetrical Arrange
ment."
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Miller and
Teresa returned to Baltimore Sun
day after visiting ten days with
Miss Maude Wilcox. They came
here for the funeral of his mother,
Mrs. Ada Miller.
Mr. H. N. Adam* of Greenville.
Tennessee and Mrs. Richard Greer
accompanied Mia* Elizabeth Greer
to Raleigh Saturday, where she
represented the Mualt and Art
Department of the Worthwhile
Woman's Club and the Third Di*.
trtet in the State voice and piaao
coateet. Miss Greer was accom
panied by Mrs. Richard Greer at
the piano.
Mrs. H. W. Wilcox is visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Aber
nethy in Durham this week, and
?he is attending the 38th anual
convention o I the Garden Hub of
North Carolina at the Jack Tar
Durham Hotel. She plans to coaaa
hack to Greensboro tor Schiffmanl
table setting show at Woman's
College the latter part of the
Rossini-Respighi music will be
used, with adaptations of the or
iginal choreography to suit the
ages of the performers. Authentic
.national dance* will include the
kalian Tarantella, a Hungarian
Czardas^ and parts of a French
Can-Can.
Leading roles in the ballet will
be danced or acted by Edwin Car
penter as the Shopkeeper, Patty
Qland and Robert Cook as the
Can-Can dancers, Myra Davis,
Margaret Blanton, Dianne Davant,
and Jane Triplett as the Card
Queens, Bethyna Lawrence and
Kathy Dotson as the Chess Queens,
Bruce CM and as the Thief and
Bethyna Lawrence as the Dresden
Princess.
Included in the divertissements
will be the Valse from "Les Sylp
hides," the Dance of the Swans
from "Swan Lake," and a colorful
Oriental Dance.
Curtain time will be at 7:30 in
the Elementary School auditorium.
Everyone will be welcome and
there will be no admission charge.
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Friday Club
?stertaiiied
Mrs. B. J. Councill and Mrs.
James Councill were hostesses to
the Friday Afternoon Club on Sat
urday, April 22, at their home on
Councill Street.
Mrs. B. J. Councill received In
the den where punch was served
by Mrs. Frank Payne. From the
den the guests were invited to the
Wring and dining rooms where an
attractive and delicious luncheon
was served. The spring motif was
in evidence in floral arrangements
of daffodils, hyacinths, and other
spring flowers throughout the
1 Couneill home, also in the colorful
luncheon and dessert plates which
the hostesses, aided by Mrs. Tracy
Councill, served.
After a business session, presid
ed over by Mrs. Barnard Dough
erty, the members heard Mrs.
James Councill describe a recent
visit to Tryoi? Palace, the Wil
mington Gardens, and Orton Plan
tation. Mrs. James Winkler told
of her attendance at the dedica
tion of the Maude Moore Latham
Garden and described some of the
other gardens at Tryon Palace.
Nineteen members and one
guest, Mrs. Remmel Porter, were
present. for this meeting.
Fine Arts Dept.
Holds Meeting
The Fine Arts Department of
the Worthwhile Woman's Club
met on Thursday evening, April
20th in the Adult Assembly room
of the Methodist Church.
Mrs. E. M. Luttrell conducted a
brief business session, and intro
duced the guests.
Miss Elizabeth Greer, honor
guest and winner of. the District
Music Contest held recently in
Lenoir, sang' a solo to open the
program. She gave a beautiful
rendition of "Consider the Lilies",
and was accompanied by Mrs.
Richard Greer at the piano. They
went to Raleigh on April 22nd,
where Miss Greer sang in the
State Coatest, sponsored by the
Federation of Women's Clubs.
Miss Faye Miller, winner of the
local art contest, was alao an hon
or guest of the club. She and Miss
Greer were presented cash awards
by the club, in recognition of their
achievements.
Mrs. Orrus Sutton presented a
splendid paper on "What is Good
Musk?" closing with recordings
to illustrate.
Mrs. W. C. Greer was a guest.
Hostesses were Mrs. John Hot
to i and Mrs. Rom Adams, who
served a dessert court* and coffee,
following the program.
MISS REBECCA ANGELYN HOLLAND
| Miss Rebecca Angelyn Holland's engagement to Borden Rhea Hallowea,
? son of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Hallowes III of Jacksonville, Florida,
is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence L. Holland of
Wilmington. A summer wedding is planned. Miss Holland la the
granddaughter of Mrs. Jessie McGuire, Boone-, and Mr. Hallowea is the
grandson of Mrs. Joseph A. Cannon of Concord and Blowing Rock.
I
1 District Home Club Meeting
"Our Place in Today'* World"
was the theme for the annual meet
ing of District S Home Demonstra
! tion Clubs held at Lees McRae Col
j lege in Banner Elk Thursday. Dis
trict 5 includes Avery, Mitchell
| and Watauga Counties.
Mrs. Sam Thompson, District
1 Chairman, was in charge of the
, meeting. The Reverend Jack Wald
rep was the speaker, using as ?
subject, "Our Role in Today's
World." '
The report of Home Demonstra
tion activities in Watauga County
was given by Mrs. Howard Boll,
Mrs. Harold Farthing, Mrs. Cecil
Swift, Mrs. John Gilliam and
Mark Gilliam. 45 attended from
Watauga County.
Officers to serve in 1962 were
installed by Mrs. George Frady,
2nd vice president of North Caro
lina Home Demonstration Clubs.
Officers include:
Chairman, Mrs. A. E. Vannoy,
Watauga County; 1st vice chair
man, Mrs. Earl Young, Mitchell
County; 2nd vice chairman, Mrs.
Sam Cartner, Avery County; sec
retary-treasurer, Mrs. Asa Reese,
Watauga County; historian; Mrs.
Gurney Franklin, Avery County;
Club members from Watauga
County who served on committees
include:
Nominating, Mrs. Finley Hod
ges; resolutions, Mrs. W. R. Vines;
registration, Mrs. Don Hodges;
courtesy, Mrs. E. M. LuttrelL
Mrs. Asa Reese, county council
president, invited the group to
meet in Watauga County in 1082.
Blue Ridge
Garden Club
The Blue Ridge Garden Ctab
held it* monthly meeting on Wed
nesday April 19 at a delightful
coffee at the home of Mrs. James
B Winkler. Mrs. Winkler, chair
man for the coming year conduct
ed the business.
The program committee submit
ted programs for the year. The
theme, "For the Beauty of the
Earth" was adopted, showing bal
ance between horticulture, ar
rangements and conservation.
Delia Kappas
Have Session
which WM conducted
Kathryn TuUy, president,
were mad* for eatahlkhimg a i
lanhip for d
from thia ire*.
Following the lix o'clock <
Mr*. Margaret Gregg.
chairman, pretested Mr* Robert
King whs gave a moat interest!!*
discussion of "Life In the Congo."
Mrs. Kin* and her huahand, the
lata Or. King served a* mi**ionar
i*? for five year* la the Conga
Mr*. Kathryn Tully, Mr*. J. IX
White ner aad Mr*. Eni* Davia will
attend the State Convention of the
Delta Gamma Society in Durham
t!)t? week end, April 29.
More Society On
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