Society and Personal
OES Officers Installed
In Impressive Ceremony
Oce Chapter No. 139, Order of
the Eastern Star, held a special
meeting Monday evening, March
31, in the Masonic Hall, Dillsboro,
for the purpose of conferring the
degrees of the Order upon Mrs.
Ella Walker Moore and Mrs. Nell
Johnson Candler, and installing the
new officers for the ensuing year.
The hall was beautifully decor
at'ed^ for the occasion with a pro
fusion of greenery and spring
flowers.
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ation the officers were installed.
They are as follows: Mrs. Juanita
Ferguson, Worthy Matron; Mr. M.
Y. Jarrett, Worthy Patron; Mrs.
Hazel Carlson, Associate Matron;
Mr. Frank Brown, Associate Pa
tron; Mrs. Doris Barrett, secre
tary; Miss Docia Garrett, treasurer;
Mrs. Virginia Cox, conductress;
Mrs. Belle Jones, associate con
ductress; Adah, Mrs. Edna Hooper;
Asso., Mrs. Shirley Kirk; Ruth,
Mrs. Betty Prrnell, Asso., Mrs.
Cumi Mason; * Esther, Mrs. # Alice
Stanford, Asso., Mrs. Emma Kin
caid; Martha, Mrs. Mattie Womack,
Asso., Mrs. Frances Glenn; Electa,
Mrs. Bonnie Lou Cogdill, Asso.,
Mrs/ Ella Moore; Chaplain, Miss
Bertha Cunningham, Asso., Mrs.
Jessie Freeze;. Marshal, Mrs. Lou
Bryson, Asso., Mrs. Ruby Bumgar
ner; Organist, Mrs. Rosa Cannon,
- Asso., Mrs. Mary Cannon; Warden,
Mrs. Minnie Jarrett, Asso., Mrs.
Lenora Biyson; Sentinel, Mrs.
Cumi Mason, Asso., Mrs. Eloise
Picklesimer.
During the social hour that fol
lowed, the hostesses, Mrs. Edna
Hooper and Mrs. Mattie Womack,
served a delicious.sweet course to
37 members and visitors present.
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Mr. and Mrs. Roger Monteith
and son, Roger, Jr. spent the week
end with friends in Greenville,
S. C.
Jane Long Celebrates
Fourth Birthday
On Wednesday afternoon, March
26th, Mrs. J. R. Long entertained
with a children's party, honoring
her young daughter, Jane, on her
fourth birthday. A color scheme
of pink and white was carried out
in both the decorations and the
refreshments.
Miss Ella Jane Allen of Dills
boro supervised the little folk in
their games and' songs.
The dining room table had been
arranged with the birthday cake
ments of pink candles at either end.
After the children wfere served ice
cream and cake they were seated
at trrjall tables with covers of pink
crepe paper, ruffled in white.
Plates with white doilies and pink
nut cui*> were used.
The*onoree received, a number
of lovely gifts.
Children attending were Nancy
Phillips, Tommy Wise, Maureen
Cope, Irene Hinds, Edward Martin
Frick, Judy Campbell, Donna Hen
nossee, Herbert Schulman, Pete
Dills, Susan Lessing, Sandra Cow
an, and Donna Bess. Mothers pres
ent were Mrs. Keith Hinds, Mrs.
Claude Campbell, Mrs. Grayson
Cope, Mrs. Bill Wise, Mrs. Sol
Schulmarf, Mrs. Leo Cowan, Mrs.
W. C. Hennessee, Mrs. Ben Les
sing, and Mrs. Tilgham Bass.
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Peggy Ann Dean
Honored On Birthday
Mrs. Joyce Fisher Clayton and
Miss Pearl Ashe entertained joint
ly for Miss Peggy Ann Dean, hon
oring her on her 17th birthday an
niversary, Saturday. March 29, at
tlie home of Mrs. Clayton.
Games were enjoyed prior to
the serving of refreshments, wfflch
included cup cakes decorated in
red roses, ice qream and coca
colas.
The honoree was presented,
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Sylva, N. C.
[W.S.C.S. District Meet To
tBe At Lake Junaluska
| The meeting of the Woman's So
| ciety of Christian Service of the
Waynesville district will be held at
Long's Chapel church at Lake
Junaluska on Thursday, April 10,
beginning at 9:30 a. m.
Three conference officer^ Mrs.
C. C. V^eaver, president, Mrs. Da
vid D. Smiley, treasurer, and Mrs.
Mable Baugham, secretary of Stat
us of Women, will be present and
bring interesting and inspirational
messages about the work.
Mrs. Baugham's son, Dr. Burr
Baugham, and his wife, who are
missionaries to Malaya and are
heme on furlough, will also be at
the meeting and will take part on
-prugratnT "Br?^augfTairfsf wife'
is a native Chinese and still wears
Chinese dress.
Lunch will be served by the
ladies of the Junaluska church for
85 cents a plate. ,
Mrs. H. R. Hastings, president
of the Sylva sociely, and several
other members are planning to at
tend.
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Mrs. Tom Clayton
Given Shower
Mrs. Mary Jones and Mrs. Clif
ton Fisher entertained Wednesday
evening at the home of the former
with a miscellaneous shower, hon
oring Mrs. Tom Clayton, recent
bride. A large number of the hon
oree's friends wefe present.
T\\1j romantic contests were a
part of the evening's entertain
ment. In these Mrs. Don Fisher and
Mrs. Joe Davis were winners and
were given prizes.
The lovely collection of gifts
were presented to Mrs. Clayton by
means of a treasure hunt. The gifts
had been hidden over the house
and she found them by means of
directions placed with each gift
which told her where to look for
the next one.
The hostess served a salad
course.
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Helen Jor^es Is Married
To George Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Lon Jones of Sylva
have announced the marriage of
their daughter, Helen, to George
Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jess
F. Brown of Sylva, in a ceremony
March 17 at Clayton, Ga. i
The bride wore a dress of gold
with black and white accessories
and a corsage of red rosebuds.
Following the ceremony the cou
South Carolina. They will reside
with tM^frnde's parents.
M?7 and Mrs. Brown are grad
uates of Sylva High school. During
pie left for a short wedding trip to
the recent war, Mr. Brown served
36 months with the U. S. Navy.
Both are now employed by Mead
Corporation, Sylva Division.
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Home Agents Hold
District Meeting
The quarterly meeting of the
Western District Home Agents' as
sociation was held over the week
end at Penland Handicraft school.
This was an educational, recrea
tional and business meeting. Miss
Maude Searcy of Bakersville was
hostess for the occasion. Miss Mary
Cornwell, Cherokee Home agent
and president of the association,
presided at the business sessions.
Various crafts were studied and
engaged in by the 19 agents pres
ent.
Miss Helen Sossamon, Jackson
county agent attended, returning
to Sylva Sunday.
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Cannons Honor
W. R. Enloes
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cannon, Mr.
i and Mrs. Wayne Terrell, and James
C. Cannon, Jr. were hosts on Fri
day evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Cannon at a buffet supper
as a courtesy to Mr. and Mrs. W. R.
| Enloe. A color scheme of blue and
yelknv was carried out in both the
decorations and the food. Beautiful
in every detail was the table with
its centerpiece of blue Iris and yel
low jonquils and white candles in
crystal holders.
The guest list included besides
the honorees, Mr. and Mrs. S. W.
Enloe, Mr. and Mrs. Dan K. Moore,
Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Dowdle, of
Franklin, Mrs. D. M. Hall, Mrs.
Ernest Fryar of Knoxville, Mrs.
S. L. Troy of Charlotte, Mrs. T. D.
Slagle, Miss Anne Enloe, Miss Re
becca Sue Cannon, and Miss Lei a
Moore Hall.
along with her other gifts, a large
birthday cake, also decorated with
red roses and her name in green.
The guest list included besides
the honoree, Misses Jenneane Bry
son, Peggy Ann Painter, Frankie
Faye Fisher, Bleakadee Parris,
Linda Mae Sutton, and Jean Moses;
Tom Clayton, Max Clayton, Mike
Turner, Kenneth Johnson, Alec
Southard, Jr., James Lee Ensley,
Din Ward, Ben Sumner, Laurence
Case, Darnel Ward, and Bobby
Guntet.
PERSONALS
Miss Martha Barnett has re
turned to Sylva and resumed her
work with the F.H.A., after spend
ing a few weeks in Asheville.
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Miss Hicks Wilson and Miss
Evelyn Sherrill spent Friday in
Asheville attending the teachers
meeting. From there-they went to
Greenville where they spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Shrader.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Buchanan left
Friday for Savannah, Ga. to visit
Mr. Buchanan's brother, Ralph
Buchanan, and family. Mr. Bu
chanan will return from there but
Mrs. Buchanan will go to Eustis,
Fla. t6_ accompany Mrs. Belle Bu-_
"ctTanari, who lias spent the winter
months in Eustis, home.
Mrs. W. E. Grindstaff has gone
to Chicago to spend sometime with
her son, Harold Grindstaff, and
family. Mr. Grindstaff came down
for the week-end and she accom
panied him home.
Mrs. Asbury Barnett of Ashe- %
ville was a business visitor in Syl
va last Monday.
Mrs. Pearl Addis has arrived
from Fort Laudgrdale, Florida, and
will spend the summer months with
her husband who is now employed
in Asheville with the E. S. Street -
Motor Co;
Mrs. Keith Hinds and Linda and
Billy Sutton were in Asheville Fri
day shopping. Linda and Billy ac
companied Mrs. Hinds to her home '
in Cullowhee lor a short visit.
Miss Nelle Bond returned Mon
day from her home in Union City,
Tenn. where she was called on ac
count of the illness of her mother.
While at home Miss Bond's father
passed away at a Memphis hos
pital where he was a patient, but
his condition was not considered
so serious, and his sudden passing
was unexpected at that time. Miss
Bond states that her mother's con
dition is some imp^ved.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hooper went
to Montreat Sunday to visit their
daughter, Miss Anna Maude, a
student there in the high school de
partment of Montreat college. Miss
'Hooper, on account of illness with
influenza, returned to Sylva with
her parents to remain f( r a few
days.
Mrs. Lucile Painter was the
week-end guest of Mrs. S. I. Galle
more ih Greenville, S. C.
Mr. Harmon Queen remains crit
ically ill at his home on Cullowhee
highway. He is the father of Miss
Sadie Queen, owner of Queen's
Beauty Shoppe.
Mr. Ralph Brunett was a busi
ness visitor in Knoxville, Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. H. C. Freeman of
Woodleaf, spent three days last
week with their daughter, Mrs.
Gudger Fortner, and Mr. Fortner.
They returned to their home Sat
urday.
Mrs. Robert Fox of Belle Glade,
Fla. recerflly spent several days
in Sylva visiting relatives. She re
turned home Monday. She is the
former Miss Ruth Buchanan and
lived in Sylva before going to Flor
ida where she and her husband are
both employed.
Mrs. Jack Clements, the former
Miss Mary Moon, has accepted
work with Velt's Cafe. Mr. Clem
ents is employed with the Rail
way Express in Burlington.
Mrs. R. L. Elders of Stecoah.
Graham county, is spending this
week with Mr. and Mrs. Candler
Elders of Barkers Creek.
Orville Coward spent the week
end with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Dillord Coward. He and Mrs.
Coward are moving from Pittsboro
to Chapel Hill, where they are both
students at the University.
Miss Barbara Jo Cook has re
turned from Asheville where she
visited her -i-ter, Mrs. Garland!
Lackey and M. . Lackey.
Stebbins Ra. muson of Philadel
phia was the ?uest over the week
end of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Thomp
son.
Miss Helen Sossamon and Boyd
Sossamon will go to Midland Sat
mI'll11j to iprml gagtgr Ulfrl1"..
parents.
Kidneys Must
Work Well
For You To Feel Well
24 hours every day. 7 dayi every
week, never stopping, tne kidney* filter
waste matter from tne blood.
b If more people -were swire of how the
kidney* must constantly remove ?ur- -
plus fluid, excess acids and other warne
matter that cannot stay in the hlood .
without injury to health, there would
be better understanding of **?>/ the
whole syatem is upset when kidney* fail
to function properly.
Burninf. scsnty or too frequent urina
tion sometimes warns that something
is wrong. You msy suffer naggn- hark- *
ache, headaches, dizzinmw, rh< uo.htie I
pains, getting up at night*, aw*-:1
Why not try iJoan't fill*? 'i will
be using a medicine recommeno ihe
eountry over. Txxin'u stimulate 11 ?? func
tion of the kidneye and help ? ?m to
ffush out poieonous want* f- ' 'he
blood. They contain nothing Jul.
Get Doqn'% today. Um with cor, ..'lence. '
At all drug stores. *
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Calendar of Events
THURSDAY, APRIL 3?The DilLs
boro Masonic Lodge will meet
in the Masonic Hall, Dillsboro
at 7:30 p. m. Ed Bumgarner, i
W. M. N
THURSDAY, APRIL 3?The B. H.
Cathey tchapter, U. D. C. will
meet with Mrs. A. J. Dills at
7:30 p. m? Mrs. Jennings Bryson.
president.
MONDAY, APRIL 7?The Busi
|
ness Woman's circle of the W. M.
S. of the Baptist church will
meet with Mrs. A. J. Dills at 7:30
p. m. Mrs. Jesse Buchanan, pres
?r
MONDAY, APRIL 7?The CTrrrie
Rhodes circle of the W.S.C.S. of
the Methodist church will meet
with Mrs. Frank Fricks at 7:30
p. m; Mrs. Raymon Stovall. |
chairman. ?
MONDAY. APRIL 7?The Wesley
an Service Guild will meet with
Mrs. Gudger Fortner and Mrs.
Ed Bald ridge at the home of mc
former at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. GudgW
Portner, president.
TUESDAY, APRIL 8?The Rotary
club will have a dinner meeting
in Allison building at 7 p. m. W.
E. Ensor, president.
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TUESDAY, APRIL 8?The Sylva [
Parent Teacher association \\ill j
meet at the schoolhouse at 3 '
p. m. Mrs. Walter Jones, presi
dent.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9 ? Oce
chapter, No. 139 O.E.S.Avill meet
at the Masonic Hall, Dillsboro,
at 7r30 p. in. Mrs. Rosa Cannon,
Worthy Matron.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9 ? The
Lions club will have a dinner
meeting in the High school cafe
teria at 7:00 p. m. Roscoe Poteet,
president.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL O^The An
nie Cowan circle of the W.S.C.S.
of the Methodist ' church will
meet with Mrs. Philip Sto\mll at
3 p. m. Mrs. Dan Moore, chair
man.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9 ? Th^
Woman's Missionary Society of
the Baptist church will meet
with Mrs. S. H. Monbeith at 3
p. m. Mrs. Crawford Smith,
president.
THURSDAY, APRIL 10
The
OSBORNES ASSISTING
IN MURPHY REVIVAL
Beginning next Monday evening
the Rev. and Mrs. Mark Osborne.
Jr., of Cullowhet will be agisting
in a series of revival services at
the First Baptist Church- in Mur
phy. The Rev. Samuel Maddox of
Florence. Alabama will be the
guest preacher, and the Osbornes
are to serve as guest singers. Last
September the Murphy pastor.
Rev. J. Alton Morris, was the visit
ing revivalist to the people oi
C'ullowhee.'
FORMER TRAINING SCHOOL
DIRECTOR VISITS ON CAMPUS
Dr. C. H. Allen, of State Teach
er's college, Kirksville, Missouri,
visited friends on W.C.T.C. campus
during last week-end. Dr. Allen is
a former director of the Cullowhee
Training school and head of the
psychology department of the col
lege.
Read for profit?Use for results,
v HERALD WANT ADS
Ruby Daniel circle oi ir.e Baptist
W.M.S. will meet with Mr.-. \\\
T. Brown at 7:30 p. m. Mrs.
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THURSDAY. APRIL 10 - The
Wildlife club will meet at the
C.ty Hall at p. m. Ste..dman
Mitchell. president.
FRIDAY. APR 1L 11 The Twen
tieth Century, club v\ .ii meet wi.h
Mrs. J'lhn Morris at i.er home in
Svlva at 3 p. m. instead o! on
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Thursday, the regular meeting;
day. ? I
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-Root vegetables will keep bet- j
tor and taste better i!* the top- or i
leaves are trimmed before storing. j
EYES EXAMINED
DR. ALDEN C. DOWN8
will examine eyes and fit glasses
in Sylva at the Carolina Hotel
Fri i.iy. March 28,, from 9 o'clock
to -1 o'clock.
If you have eye trouble or
don't see wHI you should con
ult Dr. D^wns on above date
? PASTRY DELIGHTS to serve when friends
drop in?to top off your Easter dinner.
ALL BAKING DONE ON THE PREMISES
Delicious Pies Luscious Cakes
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Choice Cookies and Doughnuts
HOME BAKERY
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