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FRANCES WALKER, Society Editor — Dial 2-4111 SOCIETY DEADLINE, NOON TUESDAY
BREVARD HIGH SCHOOL’S comely
cheerleaders, who will be on hand for all
of the Blue Devil’s football games this
season are pictured above. Reading
clockwise from the top, they are Donna
Bryson, Carol Ann Bolick, Pat Galloway,
Kathryn Sweat, Dot Osteen, Shirley Ellis,
Betty Jean Hensley and Carolyn Os
borne. Inserted in the center is the chief ,
cheerleader, Becky Compton. The girls
were elected cheerleaders last spring be
fore the end of school and have been
practicing their cheers during vacation.
Fans will get their first chance to see ;
them in action here Friday night, Sep
tember 2.
Don Jenkins Discusses
Roses At Club Meeting
Don Jenkins, who specializes in
the growing of beautiful roses as
a hobby, was guest speaker at the
August meeting of the Brevard
Garden club. The meeting was held
at the country home of Mrs. W. M.
Melton with Mrs. W. C. Bangs as
co-hostess on Friday afternoon.
Mr. Jenkins’ subject was “Rose
Culture.” He was heard with great
interest by the members as he told
of the different species of roses
and how to select and buy the best
plants. He then told step by step
how to grow roses successfully, dis
cussing the preparation of beds,
how to plant, to food, and to prune.
Mr. Jenkins said the beds should
be mulched for winter protection.
He also told of effective sprays to
be used for protection against dis
eases.
The speaker stated that roses are
universal plants, possibly millions
of years old, and are the most sat
isfactory plants to be grown with
continuous bloom. A large number
of roses from Mr. Jenkins’ garden
were on display. He urged all gar
den club members to try to grow
roses as a very satisfactory and re
warding hobby.
Mrs. Hugh Sigmon, president,
presided and conducted routine
business. Mrs. J. J. Stevenson won
first award for an arrangement.
Mrs. L. P. Hamlin, Mrs. Lester Mar
tin and Mrs. W. P. Tindall won
specimen awards.
During the social hour guests
were invited into the dining room
where refreshments were served
Executive Board
Of WMU Meets
On Saturday
The executive committee of the J
Transylvania Baptist Women’s Mis
sionary Union will hold a meeting
in the parlor of the First Baptist
church Saturday afternoon, August
27th, at 3 p. m. Mrs. Kenneth Mc
Darris, president, will preside.
All officers and committee chair
men are asked to be present for
this important meeting.
Mrs. Biddy Has
Circle Meet
Circle No. 2 of the First Baptist
church met at the home of Mrs. O.
D. Biddy last Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. J. B. Jones conducted a rou
tine business session.
Mrs. W. P. Tindall presented a
program from the mission study
book called “The Larger Steward
ship.”
A social period was enjoyed at
which time the hostess served
punch and cookies.
from a beautifully appointed tea ta
ble.
The club adjourned to meet Sep
tember 16th, at the home of Mrs
M. G. Pangle, with Miss Lucille
Smith as co-hostess, and Mrs. Oli
ver Orr as program leader.
Margaret Johnson
Weds August 29
The following wedding invitation
of local interest has been received
bv Brevard friends:
Mrs. George Edward Johnson re
quests the honor of your presence
I at the marriage of her daughter,
| Margaret Balfour, to Mr. Andrew
( Milton Kistler III, on Monday, Au
] .rust 29th, at 4 p. m., in the Chapel
I of the Cross, Chapel Hill, North
Elizabeth A. Holden,
Calvin Tinsley
Are Married
Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Holden, o£
Pisgah Forest, announce the mar
riage of his daughter, Elizabeth
Ann Holden, to Calvin Tinsley, son
af Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Tinsley, of
Route 2, Brevard.
The marriage took place at the
home of the bride’s parents on Sat
.irday afternoon, August 13, at 4
p. m. The Rev. Harvey Souther of
ficiated.
The bride wore a navy blue suit
with white accessories.
Afterward an informal reception
was held for the families and guests
present.
The home was decorated with yel
ow and white gladioli, carrying out
he yellow and green color scheme,
rhe bride’s table was centered with
i three-tiered decorated wedding
.ake. The cake was served by Mrs.
Holden with Mrs. Walter Ledbetter
serving punch.
Special guests at the wedding
were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hooper,
af Asheville. Mrs. Hooper is the
mother of the bride
Miss Thompson Is
Bride Of Pfc.
Calloway
Miss Helen Thompson, daughter
jf Rev. and Mrs. Chester Thomp
son, of Cincinnati, Ohio, became
he bride of Pfc. William F. Gallo
way, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Jalloway, of Eldred, Pa.
The double ring ceremony was
performed on July 9th at 6 p. m.,
n the First Church of the Naza
ene in New Port, Ky., by the Rev.
Sparks. The bride’s parents enter
ained afterward at a reception.
Following the wedding trip the
aridegroom returned to his army
post at Fort Lewis, Wash.
Pfc. Galloway is the grandson of
L E. Powell, Sr., of Brevard. He
was a student at Brevard high
school and also Western Carolina
college at Cullowhee.
Carolina. A reception follows in
ihe Cloister Garden of the church
The Johnsons formerly resided
Brevard on Main street and the
bride-elect is a graduate of Brevard
aigh school. She has been attend
ing the University of North Caro
lina.
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