SOCIETY
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Mrs. Leon Sutton
Entertains Bridge Club
On Fr.day e\emng M.s. Leon
Sutton was hostess : r tae
nightly meeting o; her or.age
club. After ser\ mg a de -ert cou:<e
two tables were,made up tor piay.'
When the games were ended
Mrs. John W. McDevitt Wv>n the
award lor high score and Mrs.
Ralph Sutton was given the pr./e J
for second high. Those playing be- ;
sides the winners and hostess were I
Mrs. T. N. Massie, Mrs. Grover i
Wilkes, Mrs. Kei;h Hind.-, Mrs. E. !
E. Bain, and Mrs. Philip Stovall.
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Miss ^sjswsbwsss
Card Party
Miss Rebecca Sue Cannon en
tertained with a card party at her
home in DTllsboro Monday eve
ning. Tables were arranged and
cards were played until late in the
evening when the hostess served
a salad course.
Those playing were Miss Lela
Moore Hall, Miss Agnes Wilson,
Miss Nancy Allison, Jimmy Keen
er, Lewis Wilson, Boyd Sossamon,
Wade Wilson and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Poteet.
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Mr. And Mrs. Olson
Celebrate Wedding
Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Clair Olson cele
brated their third wedding anni
versary at their apartment in
Boodleville, Cullowhee, at an in
formal but lovely reception Tues
day evening. Receiving with Mr.
and, Mrs. Olson was their charm
ing two year old daughter, Marcia
Kay. Gladioli, sweet peas,- and i
ferns were arranged in the room 1
recorations. Cake, coffee, and
mints were served the guests
which included members of W. C. I
T. C. faculty and friends of Mr.]
and Mrs. Olson.
PERSONALS
W. C. Hennessee r e t u r n e d
Wednesday from a business trip to i
Blue Ridge. Ga. ,
Dr. and Mrs. C. ~T). Killian and
nephew, Mark Reed, spent the
week-end in Franklin with Dr.
and Mrs. Frank Killian.
Dr. J. R. Bell of Murphy spent
a few days last week with his moth
er, Mrs. P. W. Kincaid, and at
tended the lune: al of his aunt,
Mrs. C. A. Snyder.
R. L. Garrett, Jr., and J. L. Hair,
both employed at Elizabethton,
Tenn., spent the week-end at their
homes here.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde McCanless
and two daughters, Sherrill and'
Patricia, left Friday, March 14. to
return to their home in Hamilton,
Wash., alter spending a week with
Mrs. McCanless' aunt. Mrs. C. A.
Snyder, and Mr. Snyder. Mrs.
McCanless is the former Miss
Elizabeth Sherrill.
Coming from Canton for the
Snyder tuneral last Thursday were
Mrs. Guy Hipps, sister of Mrs.
Snyder, and son, Gojv. Jr., Mr. and
Mrs. Luther Snyder, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Randall .Mrs. Bill Allen,
Mr. Lone Snyder, Misses Betty
Ann and Jackie Snyder, and Mrs.
J. V. Hipps.
Mrs. Forest Blankenship spent |
the week-end in Franklin with her I
mother, Mrs. D. C.McCoy. I
Mrs. J. W. Buchanan, who has !
been ill at her home in Dilisboro, j
is slowly improving. Mrs. Buch- '
anan was recently moved tn the
home of her dau^hter^Mrs. John :
Leather wood.
ATLANTA PASTOR TO
BRING LAST SERMON
ON METHODIST HOUR
Dr. Pierce Harris, pastor of First
Methodist Church in Atlanta, col
umn.st l'or a chain of daily news
papers. and outstanding lecturer,
will be the last speaker on the;
U'47 series of Methodist Hour pro- i
gr; ins ox er the network of the i
Southern Religious U. d.o Confer- j
ence at 8:30 a. m. KST, Sunday, .
March 30.
Dr. Harris will >?pcak on "The [
Little White Church and the Great
W n.te Way." This wiil be a special
sermon on the relationship of the |
city church to the rural churche
the largest Sunday evening con
gregation of any Methodist preach
er in the South, and his church
-each?year- raises a laige?sum^ol
money to be invested in support of
certain rural churches in Georgia.
**"One of the featured solo voices
of The Methodist Hour chorus
choir is that of Mrs. Alice .Tomlin
son noted concert artist, who sings
the theme song "Amazing Grace."
This chorus choir of 16 voices is
under the direction of John Hoff
man, with George Hamrick at the
organ. ?
The 52 radio stations which are '
members of the southern Religious
Radio Conference network will
during the months of April, May
and June carry the prografns of
The Baptist Hour under the di
rection of Dr. S. F. Lowe. The
I'rotestapt Episcopal Church has
the privilege of being on these
same stations during the months
of July, August and September,
and the Presbyterian Church in the
U. S. will present the series for
the months of October, November
and December.
i HOSPITAL NEWS
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Miss Jewel Davis of Whitticr is
in for treatment.
Mrs.- YV illis Sneed of Glenville
j i> receiving treatment.
Mrs. R. H. McLeroy of Sylva,
| operative case, is doing nicely.
Mrs.--Earl Arvey of 111 y>on City,
operative case, is gett.ng along al
j right.
Miss Betty Davis, daughter of
| Mr. and Mr*. I). D. Davis of Web
f'^ier, is doing nicely following an
appendectomy Tuesday.
Mrs. Allen Ball of Bryson City
I > receiving treatment.
j Tmy Clark is improving follow -
: ing an accident.
1 Malay Moore of Glenville. who
? was burned sometime ago, is im
I proving.
Mr. and Mrs. Wade W. Rogers
announce, the birth of a daughter
on Monday, March 17. Mrs, Rogers
:s the former Miss Louise Leath
erwood of Bryson (Tity.
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Kxtine
of Sylva announce the birth of
twins, a daughter and a son. on
Tuesday. March 18.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Wilson
Blankenship of Robbinsville, a
daughter on Friday, March 21.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Odell Lovedahl on Sunday, March
23.
Shelton Funeral To
Be Held Today At
Cullowhee Church
Funer; 1 services for Love Loncy
SaeP.on, (58. who died Tuesday aft
e.a at his home at Culiowhee.
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T o (locea-o i i- survived by his
vi. ? 1 ?-on. Jule. of Cul
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hair-dos your Easter
outfit will be complete.
Let one of our ex
perienced operators
help you select a be
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MRS. DIXIE GOINS?MRS. DON ASHE. operators
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THE AMERICAN AMBASSADORS to Greece and Turkey have been ordered
to return to Washington to. provide facts for Congressional examination
ot President Truman's $400,000,000 military and economic assistance
program for those countries. The envoys are Lincoln MacVeagh (left),
Ambassador to Greece, and Edwin C. Wilson, Ambassador to Turkey.
They will consult with President Truman, soon after the Chief Execu
tive returns from his vacation at Key West, Florida. (International)
Internal parasites are reducing
tre value of market hogs in the
Southeast by more than fifty cents
a head, according to a recent sur
vey by the USDA'S- Bureau of
Animal Industry. . , ..
Miss Albright Attends
National Association,
Deans Of Women
Miss Anne Albright, Dean of
Women and instructor in the social
science department of Western
Carolina Teachers college, left
Wednesday for Columbus, Ohio,
where she will attend a meeting
of the National Association of
Deans of Women. She is chair-1
man of the section "College of Edu- ;
cation and Teacher Training," and,)
as such, is responsible for two two- j
hour programs at the National!
meeting.
The American College Personnel '
Association ,the National-Vocation
al Guidance Associations, and sev
eral smaller organizations will
hold meetings in Columbus at the
the Deans' Association. Important
speakers for any of the groups will
be shared with the other groups.
For . Miss Albright's first pro
gram Stewart B. Hamblen, Con
sultant in Applied Economics for
the Committee on Standards and
Surveys, The American Association
of Teachers colleges, will give a lec
ture with sound film, "Applied Ec
onomics Project for the Conserva
tion of Human Resources." *?
For her second program Dean
Albright has secured as speakers1
five Deans of Women, who will talk
on various phases of "How Deans
of Women May Aid in the Present
Period of National Crisis." They
are: M. Eunice ^Hilton, Syracuse
;Unversity; Ruth Brett, Tuskegee
Institute; Louise Price, Brooklyn
College; Florence M. Thompson,
Michigan State College; and Beth
Porter Garvey, Minnesota State
Teachers college.
Miss Albright was president of
the North Carolina State Asso
ciation of Deans of Women, 1944
46, and has also been chairman of
the Western North Carolina section
of the a>sociation.
The convention, Miss Albright
said, will open with a board meet
ing at 7:00 p. m. Thursday, March
27, and she will attend meetings
pretty steadily through 4:00 p. m.
Monday. March 31, including all-'
day sessions Sunday.
There has not been a meeting
of the association for several years,
Miss Albright said, and a capacity
attendance is expected. Six hun
dred deans of women have already
registered at one hotel, which was
filled by the end of January.
Following the close of the con
vention Monday afternoon, Miss
Albright will fly to Pittsburgh?
her first flight?for a visit with a
friend of long standing, Miss
Shade H. Wells Dies
At Home In Canton
Shade Hamilton Wells, brother of
J. W. Wells, highly respected col
ored citizen of Sylva, died at his
home in Canton Saturday, March
22. Funeral services we,re\ con
victed by Rev. J. H. Smith-and
burial was in the Parrish ceme
tery at Sylva. Wells was a native
of Jackson county but had made
his home in Canton for the past
30 years. He was 67 at the time of
his death.
Surviving are the widow, four
children, one brother, J. W. Wells
of Sylva, and one sister who lives
in Philadelphia, also his step
mother who makes her home in
Sylva.
National 4-H Club Camp will be
held at the site of the old Arling
?li-in Fnrms nrrnss the riv^f {rom
Washington, D. C., June 11-18.
The Rural Electrification Ad
ministration has approved loans
totaling $449,000 to five rural
electric co-operatives in Arizona,
Virginia, New Mexico, North Caro
lina, afji<T~Pennsylvania.
Luceba Triplett, who formerly
taught school in Murphy. She will
arrive back at Cullowhee April
3, returning by air so she can
spend more time with her frienfi.
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