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MRS. H. G. STORY
MISS YVALLKK, HIGHLANDS
(.11(1, WEDS IN WA SHINGTON
Announcement has been made ,
of the marriage of Miss Margie
Louise Waller, of Washington,
D. C., daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Albert A. Waller, of Hignl nids,
to Edward Walter Walcavich
September 22 in the rectory of
the Church of the Nativity n
Washington.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her mother, ware
a gown of ivory satin made
with sweetheart neckline and
long pointed sleeves. Her finger
tip veil of illusion was caught
with a coronet of orange bloss
oms and she carried a bouquet
of white roses showered with'
satin streamers.
Mrs. Edward Kuchinski, sis
ter of the bridegroom, was ma
tron of honor. She wore a dress j
of pink satin with fitted bodice
and full net skirt, and carried ;
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pink roses tied with pink satin
ribbon. Pvt Louis Walcavich was
his brother's best man.
Immediately after the cere
mony a ? reception was held at
the home of the bridegroom's
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Walcavich. Fol
lowing the receotnn. the couple
left for a wedding trip to New
York City. For traveling, Mrs.
waicavicn wore a tan wool suit
with brown accessories
Mrs WalcavISh is an honor
graduate of the -iignUnds -iigii
school and for the past four
years has been employed at the
Chesapeake asd Potomac Tele
phone company in Washington.
Mr. and Mrs Walcavich will
make their home in Washing
ton. where Mr. Walcavich is in
the mercantile business.
MRS. ALSTAETTER HOSTESS >
TO CONGREGATIONAL MEET
Mrs. F. W. Altstaetter was
hostess to the congregational
supper meeting of the Episcopal
Church of the IncarnatLonFri
day evening at "Rosemary", her
summer home on the Dillard
road.
Matters of church interest
were discussed and a bazaar
was planned for next summer
Appointed on the bazaar com
mittee were Mrs. Tudor Hall,
Mrs. Jack Brockway, Miss Re
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Highlands Ha*
Record Season
Fcr Post Cards
Highlands must have had
a record season in the sale
of picture post cards, since
78,300 one-cent stamps were
bought at the Higinaitus
past office during the
months of July, August, and
September.
Postmaster Charles C.
Potts added that other pos
tal receipts were heavy, with
27,400? postals sold, ind the
three-cent stamps sold for
the perijd totaling 01,400.
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j becca Nail and Mrs. C. D. S.
| Clarkson.
The October meeting ,will be
I held on the twenty-fourth at
the home of Mr and Mrs.
| Clarkson.
Personal Mention
Richard Thompson, youngest
son of Mrs. H. P P. Thompson,
is spending the winter In Rob
binsville with his brother-in
law and sister, the Rev. and
Mrs. W. T. Medlin, Jr.. and is
attending the Robbinsvllle
school, where he is a member
of the football team.
Mayor and Mrs. W. H. Cobb
visited their daughter, iu. s
Mama Cobb, Sunday at Fassi
fern school in Hendersonville.
Miss Sara Gilder will return
Thursday from a several days'
visit with relatives In Mont
gomery and Birmingham, Ala.
Frank B. Cook and his daugh
ter, Miss Beverly Cook, spent
the first of the week in Akron,
Ala., with Mrs. Cook's family,
going down for a special meet
! i'ne of the Akron hunting and
fishing club and a club banquet
on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Colden Stokes, who has
been visiting Mrs H. D. Randall
at "Billy Cabin", has returned
to her home in Daytona Beach.
Fla. Mrs. Randall's daughter,
Mrs. M. C. Weaver, of Cincin
nati, Ohio, arrived Tuesday for J
an autumn visit.
Dr. and Mrs. B. D Burleigh
and their two small sons, who
have been occupying the former
Jack M Hall cottage on Tth
street, left Tuesday to make
their home in Blue Ridge, Ga.,
where Dr Burleigh i.s connected
with Dr. Winston Burdine in the
Blue Ridge hospital.
After spending the past two
weeks here making improve
ments at their Chestnut street
cottage. Qol. and Mrs. W H.
Nollman have returned toAshe
vvlle for a short stay at their
summer home there before go
ing on to Florida for the winter.
Attending the dedication of
St Cyprian's Episcopal church
at Franklin Sunday, where the j
services were conducted by
Bishop Robert E. Gribbin. of
Asheville. and Archdeacon
James T. Kennedv. were Mrs
W. S. Davis. Miss C. B Elliott, j
Miss Rebecca Bridgers. Mrs. A
C. Holt and Mrs. J A Hines. j
from the Highlands Eoiscopal
Church of the Incarnation.
Mrs. M. C. Rei.lly and her
daughter, Mrs. Lucie Pennewill,
and two sons left Saturday to j
return to Pensacola. Fla.. after 1
spending the season at "Summer
Hill", on the Walhalla road.
Mr and Mrs Veazey Rainwat
er, Jr.. of Beaumont. Texas, ar
rived Saturday for an autumn
visit with their father and aunt,
Chas. V. Rainwater, Sr., and
Mrs. M Brown. Edmondson, at
'VZ-T&b. Fac vtC'
Mrs. William Melsel ana
daughter, Ann Louise, and
their uncle, Ed Heacock, of
PrincetQn : JancJtion, iN. J., ?ar?
riy,e$, last -week for a visit with
Mrs Grover Edwards / at her,
home on Fifth street. Mrs. Mei
zel , is , the , former Miss ? Louise j
Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. Meizel
are making , plans to go to
Sweden sometime in the near |
future, where Mr. Meizel iwill |
represent the R. C. A. Radio
Corporation.
Ml-; ? and MrS. Louie Ledbetter i
of Anderson,1 S. ?&.. Wefe week
end guests of Mrs. J. A. Russell
at the Russell sumrher home on
Mirror lake. , ? i
At the Brldgers cottage on ,
Martha's Lane1 Where she hafc 1
been spending the season. Mrs. '
Robert Hlden <?( Birmingham, ?
Ala , has a$ her , guests Mrs
William 8. Mudd and Mrs. ^osa ;
M. Earle, also of Birmingham.
Mrs. J. A. Hints was hostess
to the Woman's auxiliary of- the
Episcopal church at the Sep
tember meeting Thursday after
noon at "Chestnut Burr 'Cot
tame." .? I- ?>
Mrs. Albert Waller has re
turned from Washington, D C.,
where she attended the wedding
of her daughter, Margie Louise,
to- Edward Walter WalcaVich
September 22. ?'
Miss Catherine Nollman left
Saturday for Tallahassee. Flk..
where she is a senior at the
Florida State College for Wom
en. Miss Nollman ts majoring In
journalism and is a member of
Zeta Tau Ajpha sorority.
The department of home
management and house furnish
ings at State college has been
expanded with the appointment
of Rose Ellwood Bryan and
Lorna Langley as assistants to
Pauline Oordon.
4 NEW DEACONS
ARE ORDAINED
AT HIGHLANDS
Church And Sunday School
Heads For Year Named
By Baptists
Ordination services were held
at the Baptist church *>unciaj
lor U. R. McConnell, Charles
E. Dorris, T. M. Keener and W
A Hays, who have been elect
ed to tne board 01 deacons ljr
a period of three years. Dr.
Thorn carter, pastor, was as
sisted in the service by the Kev.
C. C. Welch, of Franklin, and
the Rev. Krank Reed Other
j rrtembers of the board of dea
| cons are J. W. Reese, H S. iai
j ley, J. L. Hicks, A. B. potts and
J. E Hicks. The nine will be
installed in a service next Sun
day
Church officers elected for
the church year, starting Oc
tober I, are:
H. S. Talley, treasurer; M.ss
Anne Carter, assistant; 8. d.
Potts, clerk; Carlton Cleaveland,
associate; Mrs. W. A. Hays, pi
anist; Miss Carter, assistant; W.
A Hays, musical director; Mrs.
J. L\ Hicks, associate; S C. Rus
sell, publicity; and Miss Doris
Potts, associate.
Sunday school officers are;
S. C. Russell, superintendent;
J. L. Hicks, assistant; Clarence
Munger, secretary - treasurer;
Sue Hicks, associate; Mrs. W A.
Hays, pianist; Mrs. J. L Hicks,
, associate; J. W. Reese, choirster;
J. L. Hicks, associate; Miss Anne j
Carter, and S. C. Russell, pub- |
licity; and Miss Sue Hicks, li
braian
Teachers for the year are:
Beginners, Mrs. Tom Gibson
and Mrs. R. R. Chaplin; prim- ;
ary, Miss Doris foils and Mrs.
,S. E. Potts; junior, Mrs. Louise
Beals and Mrs. Charles Dorris; |
intermediate, Mrs. J L. Hu:k?> i
and Mrs. J. D. Burnette, lor j
girls; Doyle Burgess, lor boys; '
young people, Carlton Cleave- i
land and Paul Wjilden; Ladies I
class, Mrs. W. A. Hays; men's j
Fellowship Bible class, W. A.
Hays, associate Carl Talley;
general and substitute teachers, j
Mrs. Carl Zoellner, Mrs* Annie
Pierson and Mrs. A B. Potts. i
The Sunday school enroll
ment at the close of the year
was 109, with an average at
tendance during the past quar
ter of 80. and an average dur
ing the year of 65.
During the year the church I
expended approximately $4,000
on various projects, which in-:
elude the moving and remodel
ing of the pastor's house, com
pleting repairs to basement and
providing rooms for beginners'
and Men's Fellowship Bible
classes, and kitchen facilities
for church suppers, finishing
the year with no outstanding
indebtedness.
The initial item on the
coming year's program, accord
ing to Mr. Russell, is the land- j
scaping of the grounds, fellow
ing the opening of the road
and leveling of the ground adr -
jacent to the church, to which
the church and the town of
Highlands shared the expense.
Guy Weaver, G. O. P.
Congress Nominee,
Visits Franklin
Guy Weaver, of Asheville, Re
publican nominee for congress
from this district, was in Frank
rouR
ai you*
dodo* uxicU it!
Yoor? of tlvdy, pracitc* and ox*
p^r'nnc* hov? fltt*d your Roxoll
H\arm<ttiii far hit profession.
Without such a Pharmacist your
doctor'* prescription could do
you no good. Tho Recall Phor*
macist works hand in hand with
your doctor, filling his proscrip.
tion to tho Utter. Don't gamble
with o proscription!
USE THf
m
Angel's Drug Store
lin Saturday in the interest ol
his candidacy. i
Mr. Weaver, a former stall
senator from Buncombe county
was accompanied on the trip by
Lewis W. Hamlin, 01 Brevard
chairman of the Republican
[ disirict executive c.mi.iiittec
i They can.c to 1 raiiilm .1 jm
Waynesville. and aftei .eav lg
' here, went to Bryson City ai.e
Syha.
Tue Extension service at Statf
college was recently awarded a
blue ribbon for the best syndi
cated press service .a .. 1.
ed States
ATTENTION
Do not worry about your
plumbing being ruined
this winter due to im
proper drainage ?
Call
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Phone 100
uur lime, tnougnts and ef- '
forts are devoted to Electri
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do that one thing well.
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Franklin, N. C.
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