Society and Personal
Legion Auxiliary Has
Party For Children
On Saturday afternoon from 2
to 5 o'clock the American Legion
auxiliary sponsored a party and
egg hunt for the children, includ
ing pre-school children through the
third grade. Several features of
entertainment had been planned.
In the egg hunt John David
Stovall found the prize egg in the
pre-school group, and Ben Cathey
was the lucky finder in the school
age group. Both were given baskets
uim>i iii"i" wilpiwiii m ? " I" *
ruled with bunnies and eggs.
A puppet show, "The Three
.Wishes," was presented by a group
of older children who were Audrey
Jane Jones, Gail Webber, Jimmy
Stovall, Kenneth Gillis, and Rob
ert ^A.llison.-r Kenneth Sutton ma
nipulated a monkey which furn
ished much ..amusement for the
little folk.
The children vied for rides on
Edward Sumner's pony so that
Mrs.-Harry Ferguson and Tommy
Ferguson brought out their horses
and joined in the fun by letting
them ride the horses. ?
Other boys helping were Pat
Montague, Dicky Wilson, Herrin
Cabe, and a number -of the boy
scouts.
Light refreshments were served
the children.
A sum of $23.50 was raised to be
added to the fountain fund.
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Dean And Mrs.
Bird Entertain
?
Dean and Mrs. W. E. Bird enter
tained recently at a dinner party
the members of the English Semi
nar of WCTC as a special courtesy
to Miss Laura Jean McAdams. The
table was covered with a white
' linen cloth from Aruba, S. A., and
centered with a crystal bowl filled
with spring flowers. Covers were
laid for Miss McAdams, Miss Mabel
?Tyree, Mr. and Mrs. Taff, Mr. E.
V. Deans, Jr., Mrs. C. D. Killian,
Mr. Clarence Chrisman, and Mr.
and Mrs. Bird.
Miss McAdams, formerly head
of the English department of
WCTC, since her return to "the
college has been connected with
both the English and Foreign Lan
guages department. She plans to
leave soon for Florehce, Ala.,
where she has accepted the position
as head of the English department
of Alabama State Teachers college.
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Mrs. Hardy Hostess
For Bridge Club
Mrs. Rudy Hardy was hostess
for the meeting of the Thursday
Evening bridge club at her home
on Thursday evening of last week.
When scores were totaled Miss
Lela Moore Hall had made high
score and Mrs. Clyc^e Rector held
low score. Both were given prizes. I
Mrs. Hardy served a salad
course.
The guest list included besides
those winning, Mrs. Dan B. Hoop
er, Mrs. Charles Poteet, and Misses
Rebecca Sue Cannon, Lou Elsie
Parker, Anne Warren, Dorothy
Mae McKee, Nancy J. Allison, and
Agnes Wilson.
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Halcyon Club Will
Have Easter Bazaar
The Junior Woman's Halcyon
club will hold an Easter bazaar
Saturday, April 5, at Massie Furni
ture store. Easter baskets, Easter
bunnies, aprons, and luncheon
cloths will be on sale. Anyone
wishing to place an order for dyed
Easter eggs may do so by calling
204-J before April 5.
Gail Webber Has
Birthday Party
Mrs. F. L. Webber entertained
fifteen young g*rls at a Bingo party
Thursday afternoon from 3:30 to
5:30, honoring her daughter, Gail,
on her eleventh birthday.
Following the games of Bingo
the guests were invited into the
dining room where the table had
been arranged with an Easter
bunny for the centerpiece, flanked
by pink candles in crystal holders.
At one end of the table was the
i birthday cake and at the other
were placed the gifts, which the
young hostess opened. She then
cut the cake and it was served with
ice cream molded in the shape of
bunnies. They then found their
places, which were marked with
little carts drawn by chickens and
filled with nuts, at card tables
placed in the living room.
Dui ing and lollowing the serv
ing records were played. Those
making up the guest list were
Mary Mason, Leah Sutton, Edith
Moore, Joyce Nicholson, Audrey
Jane Jones, Merita Cannon, Linda
Moody, Gloria Ann Williams, Caro
lyn Moore, Jean Nicholson, Patsy
Buckner, Doris Moody, Bessta^Bry
son, and Sarah Leu Cagle.
He :Ji
Paxton-Ashe
Wedding Announced
Mr. and .Mrs. W. M. Paxton have
announced the marriage of their
daughter, Louise, to Mr. James
Don Ashe on Saturday, March 8.
in Clayton, Georgia.
For her wedding Mrs. Ashe wore
a brown suit with brown acces
sories and carried a bouquet of
p:r.k and white carnations. Since
completing her training at Pack
Square Beauty School, Asheville,
Mrs. Paxton has been employed as
an operator at Tuckaseegee Beauty
Shoppe where she plans to con
tinue her work.
Mr. Ashe, son of Mr. and Mrs.
G. H. Ashe of Speedwell, is a vet
eran of World War II in which he
served _jabout two years in the
Army Air Corps. A part of this
time was spent overseas.
Mr. and Mrs. Ashe will reside in
Sylva.
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Ruby Daniel Circle
Meets With Mrs. Bass
Tfce Ruby Daniel circle of the
W.M.U. of the Sylva Baptist church
met last Thursday evening with
Mrs. Tilghman Bass. Mrs. Roger
Dillard was joint hostess. Mrs.
Porter Scroggs presided.
The devotional was given by Mrs.
J. E. Buckner. A splendid program
with "The Russians" as the theme,
was in charge of Mrs. Woodrow
Cox. Others taking part were Mrs.
W. T. Brown, Mrs. Cicero Bryson,
and Mrs. Porter Scroggs.
The hostess served a sweet
course.
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Mrs. Grindstaff Hostess
To Missionary Society
?The program meeting of the
Baptist Woman's Missionary So
ciety was held at the home of Mrs.
W. E. Grindstaff, on Wednesday
afternoon of last week with Mrs.
Qrawford Smith, the president,
leading the Bible study.
The theme for study for the year
is "The World's People Today" and
the subject "Russians" was in
terestingly presented by Mrs. C.
M. Warren, Mrs. C. L. Allison and
Mrs. Farmer.
After the program Mrs. Grind
staff, assisted by Mrs. Chester Scott
Flowers for Easter,
Beautiful Potted Plants v
EA3TEU LILiIEG^
GARDENIAS
^ BEGONIAS AZALEAS
YELLOW CALLAS
%
? GERANIUMS
Flowers on Display
and
Orders taken at
HOOPER'S DJUJG STOR$
HYDHAN
Jane's & Dot's Plqnt Shop
PERSONALS
Marion Kirckberg of New Or
leans, La. has been the guest of
his brother, Dr. W. R. Kirchberg,
and family.
Mr. arid Mrs. J. H. Shadle of
Ranova, Pennsylvania arrived last
Thursday to spend .spyeral days
with their daughter, Mrs. W. T.
Wise, and family.
Miss Anne Cathey spent the
week-end with her grandparents,
Mr. and Mis. W. E. Campbell, at
Whittier.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crawford
and Miss Evelyn Sherill went to
Asheville Saturday. Mr. Crawford
and Miss Sherrill returned that
evening, but Mfs. ^rawfum iv
m.lined and is a patient at Aston
Pi rk Hospital where she will re
ceive treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. William Duck^tt
ol Aiheville, who spent last week
w:'th Misses Doroihy Williams an''.
J; nt Co .Vi rd, spent a few days
tl ? iiist el this week In A*!nMr
and are now back in Sylva for an
other short visit before returning
to Asheville the latter part of this
'Week. Mrs.* Duckett will be re
membered as the former Miss
Katherine Justice.
Danny Allison, student at Castle
Heights Military Institute, Leban
on, Tenn., spent a few clays with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Al
lison.
Mrs. Dixie Goins, who recently
returned from Raleigh where she
was employed at State Beauty
Shoppe, has acceptcd a position
w i t h the Tuckaseegee Beauty
Shoppe.
Miss Edith Garrett, of the Earl
Stores, Atlanta, Ga., spent the
week-end here with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. R. U. Garrett.
Misses Edolene, Joe Anne, and
Carolyn Curry, who are students
at Montreat college, spent the
Spring holidays in Charleston,
West Virginia with" their school
friend, Miss Marguerite Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Landis spent
the week-end in Hickory with Mr.
Landis' mother, Mrs. Lizzie Landis,
who is improving from a serious
illness.
Miss Lucy Bumgarner spent the
week-end in Knoxville, Tenn.
with her brother, Mr. J. B. Bum
garner, and family.
Mrs. Frank Massie had as her
week-end guests Mrs. Howard
Choate and children of Waynes
ville.
Mrs. Belle Allison returned
Saturday to her home in Webster
after having spent the winter
months in the eastern part of the
state with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hoyle and
son, Jerry, were Sunday dinner
guests of Mrs. Helen Lewis and
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Norton at
The Little Dining Room.
Mr. Frank G. Brown spent the
week-end in Murphy with his
daughter,. Mrs. H. N. Wells, and
family.
.Mrs. Ernest Penland left Sunday
to spend a few days in Hayesville
with her aunt, Mrs. Flora Davis,
who is seriously ill at her home
there.
Mrs. W. C. Collins has returned
from Winston-Salem where she
visited her mother, Mrs. Roy Mills
of Beta, who recently underwent i
an operation at the Baptist hos-1
pital in Winston-Salem.
Miss Juanita Norton and Miss
Ann Buchanan spent the week-end
in Asheville visiting friend.*.
Mrs. Sam Allison spent the
week-end in Murphy wity her sis
ter, Miss Carrie Burlfeson, who is
a patient at Petrie hospital there.
Miss Burleson's home is in Frank
lin. ? ?
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rector and
little daughter, Jane Hicks were,
week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Fincannon in Enka.
Mrs. Henry Brady and young
daughter, Patty, arrived Sunday to
visa Mrs. Brady's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. E. Bain, and her grand- j
mother, Mrs. J. W. Keener.
.jVlrs. D. M. Hall and Miss Lela
j Moore Hall "have been guests or
i ne former's daughter, Mrs. C. N.
ujid 'Inmiiy fff-Fuiiklit, '
or several days.
L. E. Tweed, after spending th<
t
r.d Mrs. B. O. Painter, served a
ilad and sweet course.
Guests present besides members
I the society, were Mrs. Chester
>c?att and Mrs. D. G. Bryson.
??ji ifg ? ?,
Mrs. R. L. Glenn
Honors Husband
Mrs. R. L. Glenn was hostess at
i dinner party Thursday evening.
M<ircn 20, as a courte.-y to her hus
;and on the anniversary of h:s
)ir*h. Covers were laid for the
o! lowing: R. L. Glenn, Jr., a siu
ent at tne University of North.
Carolina, now spending the spring
lol.days with his parents, Miss
Tane Coward, sister of Mrs. Glenn,
Miss Dorothy Williams, and Mr.
| and Mrs. William Duckett of Ashe
| ville.
Town and Country
Suit
Navy and yellow bolero fo*lume
By VERA WINSTON
NAVY and yellow, n bfauM'T
color combination tlint is l|-v!i
style, is used for this nice bob io
costume, good Ten- town or count iy.. i
wear. The fabric is pure Ijnin
a soft shade of yeliov ,'and the
navy blue appears for the patent
leather bolt on the dies?, ami ti e
ball buttons for the boj< ro. The
dress is utterly plain with <ic. ;
sun-back, sleeveless?, and with a
round ne. I r e. The draped patch
pockets of the skirt are the forni
point of the costume. The cn>n
little bolero, that fives the cr.s?ial
dress a citified look, hn? n rolVd
collar, and the short slorves are
pointed up by buttoned d iwn
turn-back curved flaps.
week-end with his family, lett
Monday for Richmond. He was ac
companied to Asheville by Mrs.
.Tweed, Mrs. W. L. Jones, Mrs. J.
H. Morris, Gail Webber, and Aud
rey Jane Jones, who spent the day
shopping.
Mrs. Carolyn G. Howell was here
from Washington, D. C. to spend
the week-end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Gibson, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Phillips
left Tuesday to return to their
home in Newport News, Va. after
spending a few days with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Phil
lips and Mrs. E. E. Brown.
F. L. Webber was here from Ce
lina, Tenn to spend t&e week-end
with his family at the home of
Mrs. Webber's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Knloe spent
the week-end in Lafayette, Ga., the
guests of Mrs. Enloe's aunt, Mrs.
Frank Gudenrath.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan K. Moore and
two children, Edith and Danny,
have been visiting relatives in
Chattanooga, Tenn., going down to
t attend the wedding of Mrs. Moore's"
cousin. Miss Mary Elizabeth Eld
ridge. Miss Edith Moore was junior
bridesmaid in the wedding.
Harry Hastings is spending
sometime at home, as Blue Ridge
School for Boys, where he is a
student, has been closed due to a
Flu epidemic.
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Street, Mrs.
Sophie Street Anderson and son,
Eel Street Anderson, of Asheville
were week-end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Dan M. Allison.
Mr. J. A. Philipps, of Yonkers,
New York, spent four days last
week at Cu.'owhce as ^ ie.-t of his
parents, Pr .f. and Mrs. Cyrus (). ,
Phillips. Ht left Saturday for a j
visit in Fa.ida before returning i
to New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph BurrielfeH
and Mrs. Fr#ffk Moody, and daugh- !
tor, Linda, were visitors in Knox - I
ville, Tenn., the first of the week*.'
Mr. and Mr-. Brunette, new own- !
ers of Sylv:. Flower and Gift Shop, '
wn?'G?mailing an ?trrr
flowers for their Easter trade.
Attending from out of town the
funeral of Mrs. C. A. Snyder in I
Dillsboro l..,t Thursday were Mr.
and Mrs. Furman McAfee of Al
coa, Tenn.. Mrs. Edith Whitworth
:?nd sons, Harold and Lowery, of
\shcvtHe, -and Mr. and Mn. Bon_
Turner, Jr., of Eastanolla. GaT
M. G. Ramsey, student at Christ
school, A aeviile, is spending the
spring holidays with his uncle and
? unt, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Stoval],
Mrs. Robert Fisher spent Sunday
in AshevJJie with her mother, Mrs,
Cary All.son, who is a parent at
Mission Hospital.
Mrs. Ute Hyatt of Bryson C.ty
is spending some time here with
?er brother. Mr. Cary Allison, and
family.
Quay Grigg, Jr., is home from
Duke - University, spending the
spring holidays with his parents,
(Rev. and Mrs. W. Q. Grigg.
Calendar of Events
FRIDAY, MARCH 28?The Amer
ican Legion will meet in the
courthouse at 7;30 p. m. L. H.
Higdon, commander.
FRIDAY, MARCH 28?The Amer- |
ican Legion Auxiliary will meet j
with Mrs. F. M. Williams at 7:30 |
p. m. Mrs. Dan Tompkins, presi- j
dent.
TUESDAY, APRIL 1?The Rotary
club will have a dinner meeting '
in Allison building at 6:30 p. m. 1
W. E. Ensor, president.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2 ? The I
?I'lalL'yUIl club will niceH
with Mrs. George Lee at 7:30
p. m. Mrs. Claude Campbell. (
president.
THURSDAY, APRIL 3?The Dills- I
boro Masonic Lodge, No. 4">9 i
will meet in the Masonic Hall.
Dillsboro, at 7:30 p. m. Ed Bum- 1
garner, W. M.
THURSDAY, AP^RIL 3?The Ruby I
Daniel circle of the W.M.S. of i
the Baptist church will meet with |
Mrs. W. T. Brown at 7:30 p. in. j
Mrs. Porter Scroggs, president.
FRIDAY, APRIL 4 -The 15. H.
Catlicy chapter, U.D.C. will meet
with Mrs. A. J. Dills at 7:30 p. in.
Mrs. Jennings Bryson, president.
Drs. McGuire,'Wilson
Hostesses for S. S. Party
On Monday evening Dr. Patsy
McGuire and Dr. ?Noracella M.
Wil-on were hostesses for the reg
ular meeting of the Young Adult
Sunday School das* of the Meth
odist church in Allison building.
Rev. W. Q. Grigg made some an
nouncements about the pre-Eastei
services of" the church and turned
the meeting over to Mr. A. C. Re.v
nolds who gave the devotional.
Group singing, led by Dr. McGuire,
who also played the accompani
ment, was a part of the program.
Dr. Wilson was in charge of the
recreation period, during which
indoor horse shoe, ping pong, and
singing games were enjoyed.
The president. T. X. Massie, pre
sided over a short business ses
sion.
The hostesses served a delicious
sweet course.
Mrs. Jack Sherrill and son and
daughter, Jack and Fannie May,
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Sherrill and
Mrs. William Katenbrink of Frank
lin wi'iy ip D:lUhn"fL.,Uus4r Thursday
to attend the funeral of Mrs. C A.
Snyder.
PRESENTING
Under New Ownership
The New
PACK SQUARE
BEAUTY SCHOOL
7V> N. W. Pack Square
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
STUDENT ENROLLMENT
ACCEPTED DAILY.
Visit, or write us
for full liirormanorrr^
WEIGHT DOWN TO 91 LBS.:
REGAINS 25 ON TOGA
Was Forced To Live On j 1 r(>ukl ha:dl>' breathe. I
Soft Foods And Could iinpi"s:bio?My wSt
Scarcely Walk A Block, I k<. p: dropping and I had to take
i Declares Mr. Stevens.!' ;,nK.ils i?'? /very
; ri1. :ni: I le't chock lull of
Retonga ^Did A Grand | <? >??ns and oiten every
Job," He States [ uui.M'l'' in my body seemed to ache.
... ,, ! "Ki tor.^a ?ave me almost un
Almost a year auo Retonga i , . . '
, . , i* be;a\able relic!. I soon ate any
; O!?tuuht me wo*dcr' ul relie! wnen i ? . .
, , . . , 111!:1 wanted, regained twenty
I was I?>rced to 11\f on M>:t !"><<.' , , ,
... . |lj\e p.Hinds and lei; stronger than
i mv we.ght was dow n to ri.ietv!, , , ,
. , J. . ,, * 1 ' ? . ? \;;ec'.ed to leel.. I still leel
, jionnti- and I co.dd hardiv walk I , , . ...
, a dillerent man. Retonga did
I ba rk. 1 '-tifl li 1 !.ne ; nd R* lunga , .
. ".1 i>-b in mv case.
i - alwavs Mi v >tand-b\\ uralelullv , ' ,
; I Hrtoi u.i :? a purelv nerbcil stom
! te Mr. .!< hn 11. S ?,w^\ wci,- , . , , . * . ... .
.. a< a na di. me combined wdh liberal
! K ?i. 'Wii n-valcnt ol \'2 Hovt St.. . .. .. , , .
L, ... ? ? o'.,( i * '' ol \ ilainiM b-1 and is
S. v. .. At lanta. C
i ;? 11?? t.*?.i to relieve distress due to
j ficn't , ee-n..w ar.\oin- coald m.-n i: i.-ient ! low ol' digestive juices
-11! lei" more from mwou indices- iu tiic tomarh. loss of appetite,
1'io.n," continued Mr. Stivcns. \ri;. mm I'-l deficiency and con
"i'.v?'!i if'ei eating ult !ood.? I t>; - stg>a<ioii. /.t? cpt no substitute. Re
', !? n it'll hioa'rd as tiali! .: > a di'iim ! Iohl'.i roay be obtained at Sylva
1 and u.i- pressed aua.iat my chc-t ' I'h.irmaev.?Adv.
x : -
? Send flowers because her
ensemble isn't complete with
out a fragrant corsage Easter
Sunday. -Phone your order
now
? Whether it's cut flowers, cor
sages, or potted plants . . . send
1' lowers.
Sylva Flower and Gift Shop
Phone 280 ^ SYLVA, N. C. Main Street