THURSDAY, FEB. , 113?
THE FRANffLlN PRESS AND THE HIGHLANDS MACONIANf
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
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COMINGS AND GOINGS
WIGGINSXARPENTER
A wedding that, has created .un
usual interest 'throughout-Macon
county was that of Miss Lydia
Wiggins i to ' George Carpenter,
which was solemnized Saturday
afternoon, at 1 o'clock in the lobby
of the McCoy apartments on Main
street.
The Rev. W. B. Underwood,
pastor of the Franklin . Baptist
church, performed the ceremony in
the presence of more than 200 re
latives" and friends from all sec
tions of Macon county. - Amidst a
shower of rice they received con
gratulations' and good wishes from
all ' present.
Mrs. Carpenter is the daughter
of Mrs. Sherill Wiggins, formerly
of Swain county, now making their
home near Otto. .
The bride was attired in a dress
of 'brown crepe, with brown acces
sories. Mr. Carpenter, 1 son of the late
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Carpenter, has
been a residence of Franklin and
Justice of the. Peace for more than
40 yearK and - is widely known as
"Judge" by his many friends.
After Thursday they will be at
home to their friends at Mr. 'Car
penter's home on Iotla street.
MRS KNOCH HOSTESS
AT BRIDGE THURSDAY
On Thursday afternoon, Mrs.
Herbert G. Knoch entertained with
an enjoyable bridge party -at 'her
home on the Georgia road "honor
ing Mrs. W. R. Paddock, prior to
her departure for Atlanta, Ga.
An attractive arrangement of
spring flowers was effectively car
ried out in the living room, where
Macon Theatre
PROGRAM FOR WEEK
Matinee Every Day at 3:30 P. M.
Night Show 7 and 9 P. MV
SHOWING "FROM 3:00 TO 11:00
SATURDAYS
SATURDAY, MAR. 27
BOB STEELE la
"THE GUN RANGER"
Added Attraction
POPEYE THE SAILOR In
"NEVER KICK A WOMAN"
Also Chapter 10,
"FIGHTING MARINES"
MON.-TUE . MAR. 1-2
GARY COOPER
JEAN ARTHUR
"THE PLAINSMAN"
With
JAMES ELLISON, CHARLES
BICKFORD, HELEN BURGESS,
PORTER HALL
i : And a oast of thousands
Directed by CECIL B. DeMILLE
Also .:
Cartoon, "PLAY SAFE" and
"SPORTING QUIZ"
- This great story of THE FRON
TIER is being sponsored by the
Junior Class of the Franklin High
School.
. ' . ... t V 4-kKTt V
WtU, MAK, urn,
WILL ROGERS In
"STATE FAIR"
With ... .
J.net Cavnor. Lew Avers,' Sally
Eilers, Louise Dresser, Frank
. Craven and Victor lory .
r-r '.v. Also
Selected short subjects
THURSDAY, MAR. 4
JANE WITHERS In
"PEPPER"
With '
three tables of contract assembled.
After the" games were over and
the scofe was counted, it was found
that Mrs. Jack O. Werner held
high score and received a lovely
hand-made towel. Consolation, a
novelty china ash tray set, went to
Mrs. Henderson Calloway, and the
draw prize, a double deck set of
cards, went to Mrs. W. D. Bruner.
The honoree was presented with a
set of shoulder bouquets.
The guests ' included besides the
honoree were.: Mrs. Charles Row
land, Mrs. Douglas Nichols, Mrs
Lyman Higdon, Mrs. Jack 0.
Werner, Mrs. Richard Hertzler,
Mrs. Hugh Creasman, Mrs. James
Cartwright, Mrs Wasilik, Mrs.
W. D. Bruner, 'Mrs. Henderson
Calloway, and Mrs. Sloan Murray
went to Mrr Jack 0-Vrneiv M r.
W. D. Bruner won the cut prize,
novelty bath salts. The. honoree
was presented whh a hand--made
tapestry bagIhan.Oe
Guests included to enjoy the
afternoon with "Mrs. Paddock were:
Mrs.' James Cartwright, Mrs. Sloan
Murray, Mrs; Jack 0. Werner, Mrs.
Lyman Higdon, Mrs. "Herbert G.
Knoch, Mrs. L. H.'Page, Mrs. John
Wasilik, Mrs. -Hugh Creasman,
Mrs, Dick Hertzler, Mrs. W. D.
Bruner, and Mrs. Frank Henry, Jfr.
Irvin S. Cobb, Slim Summerville,
Dean Jagger end Muriel Robert
Selected added Attractions
FRIDAY, MARCH 5
"SING BABY SINQ"
', Starring .-.
Alice . Faye, Adolphe Menjou, Ted
Healy, Patsy Keflly, Tony Martin,
Dixie Dunbar, Midhiael Whalen and
Ihote ithree nit-wits, THE RITZ
BROTHERS. -
. , Selected short subjects
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BRIDGE PARTY FOR
MRS. PADDOCK WEDNESDAY
Complimentary to Mrs. W. R.
Paddock, who is leaving next week
to make her home in Atlanta, Mrs.
Charles Rowland gave a most de
lightful bridge party at her home
in the Orlando apartments on Wed
nesday afternoon with three tables
in play.
After a delicious salad course,
prizes were awarded to the follow
ing: high score, a linen hand-made
towel, i to Mrs. Lyman Higdon;
consolation prize, a potted plant,
MRS. WASILIK AND MRS.
NICHOLS ENTERTAIN FRIDAY
Ending a series of parties, honor
ing Mrs. W. R. Paddock was the
'bridge party given Friday afternoon
by Mrs. John Wasilik, "Jr?, and
Mrs. Douglas Nichols, Jr., as jomt
hostesses at the home of the" form
er in "the Orlando apartments on
Harrison avenue with" three tables?
in play. . s v N
Mrs. Hugh Creasman was winner
of the high " score prize;-" a lovely
luncheon set and Mrs. Dick'Hertz
ler drew the cut - prize, a box' or
bath powder. A lovely, cookie jar
was presented Mrs. Paddock as a
farewell gift.
Eujoying' the afternoon with the
honoree were:- Mrs. James Cart
wright, Mrs. Sloan Murray, Mrs.
L. H. Page, Mrs. Lyman Higdon,
Mrs1. Henderson Calloway, Mrs. W.
D. Bruner, Mrs. Charles Rowland,
Mrs. Creasman, Mrs., Dick Hertzler,
Mrs. Jack O. Werner and Mrs.
Herbert G. Knoch.
FOREST SERVICE PERSONNEL
ENTERTAIN FOR MR. AND
MRS. PADDOCK
'Approximately 60 of the person
nel of the Nantahala -national for
est service entertained at an in
formal supper and dance at the
American Legion hall on last Fri
day night, honoring Mr. and Mrs.
W. R. Paddock, who are leaving
this week to make their home in
Atlanta, Ga.
Mr. Taddock, who has, served the
Nantahala national forest service
as supervisor, . for the past 10
months, is being promoted into re
gional headquarters.
Fred Weisse served as toast
master, introducing the various
speakers for the . evening. Among
those giving short talks, compli
mentary to Mr. Paddock and wish
ing him mcceis In hji new fMd el
work were: Herbert G. Knoch, as
sistant supervisor; Jack O. Werner,
executive assistant, and Thad Smith,
engineer of the road department
of the forest service.
Mr. and Mrs Paddock responded
most graciously with short talks.
After a most( delicious supper
dancing ' was enjoyed. Thomas
Porter, Jr., delighted the crowd
with his piano selections. Also tap
dancing by Gilmer Crawford and
his young daughter, Inez, was an
other feature of the evening.
Harold T. Sloan has been con
fined to his room for the past two
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