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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
COMINGS AND GOINGS
MRS. LESTER S. CONLEY, PHONE 104
VINEGUM-BAKER
Miss Katherine Vinegum, of
Whittier and Franklin, and Wood
row Baker, of Statesyille and Frank
lin, were married in Clayton, (ja.,
Sunday evening. R. C. Kamey, or
dinary, performed the ceremony in
the presence of a few invited
friends. 1 .
Mrs. Baker, who has made her
home in Franklin for the past 18
months, is the daughter of the late
' Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Vinegum,
,of Whittier.
Mr. Baker, is the .son of Lee
Biaker and the late Mrs. Baker, of
Statesville. He came to Macon
county four years -ago, an enrollee
in a CCC camp. During his first
two years he was in the camps at
West's Mill, Otto and Highlands.
For the past year he has. been em
ployed in the Nantahala national
forest service, stationed at Frank
lin. ' Mr. and Mrs, Baker will 'make
their home in Franklin.
MORRI5-PEARCE
'The marriage of Miss Mary Dan
Morris, of Salisbury and Asheville,
daughter of. Mr. and Mrs, D. W.
Morris, also of Salisbury, to Alvah
Pearce, of 224 Chestnut street, has
been announced. The wedding was
solemnized October 16 at the First
Methodist church of Salisbury with
the minister, the Rev. Walter West,
officiating.
The bride was educated at Salis
bury high school and took a train
ing course at Mission hospital in
Asheville. .. '
The bridegroom is with, the Stan
dard Oil company and is located
in Asheville where the couple will
reside.
Mr. Pearce, as pharmacist in
Smith's Drug store, made his home
in Franklin for a number of years.
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER .
FOR MRS. C D. BAIRO
One of the largest and most at
tractive parties of the fall season
was the miscellaneous shower given
on last Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
"W. T. Moore and Mrs. Roy F.
Cunningham, at the home of the
former on the Georgia road, as a
courtesy to Mrs. C. D. Baird nee
Miss Cassie Dills, a recent bride.
The living room, where more
than 100 friends gathered during
the ' afternoon, was artistically ar
ranged with bowls of white, yellow
and bronze chrysanthemums and
other fall flowers. The dining room
table, which was overlaid with an
exquisite lace cloth, was centered
with a crystal bowl of mixed fall
flowers placed on . a reflector. At
either corner of the table four burn
ing white tapers were placed.
The honoree was the recipient of
many attractive and useful gifts,
such as linens, woolen blankets,
dishes, pottery, cooking utensils and
many other gifts too numerous to
mention.
The hostesses assisted by Mrs.
Carl Tysinger, Jr., and Mrs. Amos
Harris, served delicious punch, cake
and mints.
MRS. C. L. BLAINE
CELEBRATES 68th
ANNIVERSARY
Mrs. Charlie L. Blaine celebrated
her (58th birthday anniversary at
her home on Gartoogechaye Sun
day with a dinner. ;
A delicious dinner was enjoyed
by the family and a large number
of friends who gathered to wish
Mrs. Blaine many more happy
jbirtndays. She was the recipient of
many nice gifts. 1 .
Among the children and their
families present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Blaine (and family; Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Blaine' and baby; Mrs.
Frank Hughes and family; Mr. and
Mrs. Mack Moffitt, of Gartooge
chaye; Walter Blaine, and MLsj
Jewel Jackson, of Asheville.
LEGION AUXILIARY OFFICERS
VISIT FRANKLIN
Mrs. Herbert Taylor, Dunn,
president of the American Legion
auxiliary of the state of North
Carolina; Miss Arelia Adams, state
secretary and Mrs. AC. Duncan,
aerial vice-president, made their of
ficial visit to ; the Franklin. Macon'
.auxiliary on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Taylor, who was' introduced
by Mrs. Lola P. Barrington, gave
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a very able and Inspiring address
after which ,she installed the fol
lowing officers for the ensuing
year: Mrs. Lola' P. Barrington,
committeewoman for the 20th dis
trict; Mrs. Gilmer A. Jones, presit
dent; Mrs. John Wasilik, vice
president; MrsJ. E. Perry,-secretary
and treasurer; Mrs. J. Henry
Slagle, chaplain ; Mrs. Kate Wal
droop, sergeant-at-arms. .
After the installation Mrs. Jories
presented Miss Adams and Mrs.
Duncan, who; spoke on the objec
tives of the auxiliary for the year,
John Wasilik, Jr., commander of
the local legion and A. R. Higdon,
adjutant, extended greetings and
welcome to the guests.
Gilmer A. Jones, district com
mander, gave the address of the
evening.
Several musical numbers were
very beautifully rendered by Mrs.
B W. Woodruff and Mrs. J. L.
Averell.
A social hour was enjoyed, pre
sided over by Miss Las.sie Kelly,
Mrs. Jess Thomas and Mrs. J. E.
Perry.
FAREWELL PARTY FOR
J. P, ADAMS
: Mrs. William : Cogdill ' and MUs
Alice Adam? - Entertained yvith a
farewell parti - at ; tht home of the
former, on Ellijay Saturday evening,
as a courtesy to their uncle, J. P.
Adams, who will leave soon for
Sedro-Wooley, Was.lv and other
Western points.
A Jarge crowd of .Mr. Adams'
friends attended the party and a
good time was enjoyed by all.
String music was furnished by a
band of musicians . f roni Fines
Creek in Haywood county, through
out the evening.
Mn. J. E. Si Thorpe, Mn, H,
E. Church and Mrs. C. S. Browrt,
Sr., attended the first district
meeting of the Federal Woman's
clubs in Andrews on Friday of the
past week. '
Charles Melichar, .supervisor of
the Nantahala national forest ser
vice, who has been confined to his
room for the past two weeks with
influenza, is able to be out again.
Mrs. 0, W. Ash left Monday for
her home In Portland,' Ore., after
Speeding several weeks with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J, L. Bar
nard, and other relativesand friends
in Franklin.
MILLIONS SAY-""1T TASTES SO GOOD"
MR. NICHOLS CELEBRATES
FIFTIETH BIRTHDAY
Mr. V. A. Nichols celebrated his
50th birthday at his home on up
per Tesenta last Sunday, October
23. Many relatives and friends were
on hand for the occasion, and a
bountiful dinner was .served in the
grove near the home.
Mr. and Mrs, J, C. Turner, M Uses
Ada Belle Sherrill, Meta Peek and
Helen Cunningham, , Dr. Ralph
Wimberley and Lewis Mauney all
went ' to Brevard Sunday for a
visit with Excel Lothery.
Mrs. Lon Campbell returned to
her home Monday, after .spending
a month visiting relatives and
friends in Verden, Okla.
Norton Holbrooks, of West's
Millj left Friday for Detroit, Mich.,
where he has employment.
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