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Society and Personal Betty Zachary Weds Raymond Nicholson Mr. and Mrs.-Jeff Zachary of East LaPorte have announced the marriage of their daughter, Miss Betty Zachary, to Raymond Nich olson, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Nicholson of Sylva, on Octo ber 6 in Clayton, Georgia. The bride was dressed in a suit of beige gaberdine with brown ac cessories. Mrs. Nicholson is a graduate of Cullowhee High school and now holds a position as secretary for the town clerk of Sylva. Mr. Nicholson is a graduate of Sylva High school and attended Western Cafrolina Teachers Col lege. During the World War II he served with the U. ?. Navy for about three years. He is now em ployed with the Sylva Division of the Mead Corporation. The couple will reside in Sylva. * * * Nancy Helen Whitt Has Birthday Party Mrs. Bailey Whitt of Asheville invited a number of small friends and their mothers and a few older friends to come to the home of her mother, Mrs. J. C. Allison, on Sat urday afternoon, October 18, at 4 o'clock and join with her young daughter, Nancy Helen, in cele brating her first birthday. The young guests, wearing their paper hats given them as favors, were seated around the dining room table, which was centered with a large bowl of colorful bal loons, that were later given to the children. At one end of the table in front of the young honor guest was the large white birthday cake, dec orated pink and bordered by ani m?l crackers. Individual cakes similar to the birthday cake had been made for each child and served with ice cream, the older people being served from the big cake. Following this Nancy Helen, as sisted by her mother, opened the many gifts that had been brought to her. Mothers and babies attending the party were Mrs. E. E. Tweed and Nancy, Mrs. Ed Baldridge and Kit ty, Mrs. W. T. Wise and Mickey, xv*a?. ck0.u. Pntept and Tinker, Mrs. Roger Dillard and Roddy, Mrs. Felix Potts and Anne, Mrs. C. Q. Williams and Bob, Mrs. T. C. Wilson and Wayne, Mrs. T. D. I Mrs. R. R. Nicholson, Jr. Honored at Shower On Thursday evening Mrs. R. H. Nicholson, Sr. entertained with a miscellaneous shower honoring Mrs. Raymond Nicholson, Jr., a recent bride. About forty-five friends gathered at the Nichofson home for the affair. The livingrooms and dining room used /or the occasion were decorated/With bowls of mixed fall flowers. In one livingroom tables were arranged for bridge; in the other livingroom three con tests were, given, and in the dining room Bingo was played. Those winning prizes presented them to the honoree. The hostess, assisted by her daughters, %ean and Joyce, served individual cakes decorated with the names of the bride and bride groom, Betty and Raymond, cof fee, mints and nuts. The honoree then opened her many gifts, which were both lpve ly and useful. * - * * Homemakers Class i Has Monthly Meet Mrs. Don Fisher was hostess for the October meeting of the Home makers class of the Scott's Creek I Sunday School Tuesday evening, i October 14, at her home at Maple Springs. Mrs. Albert Robinson, president, presided at the business session during which it was decided for the class to sell Christmas cards and pay for lunches for two girls at the Beta school lunch room. Mrs. Joe L. Sutton gave an in teresting outline of the Book of Judges. During the social hour veach member of the class presented a gift to Mrs. Hayes Beasley, teach er of the class, this being her birthday. Mrs. Fisher, assisted by her sister and daughter, served cake, coffee and coca-colas. Slagle and Phil, Mrs. C. Z. Cand ler, Jr. and Sammy and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hooper and Claudia. I Others there were Gail Webber, Miss Hattie Hilda Sutton, Miss Dorothy May McKee, Miss Dor othy Williams, Miss Jane Coward, Mrs. Woody Hampton. Mrs. S. E. | Varner of Brevard, Mrs. S. C. I Dwyer, and Mr. and Mrs. C. L. I Allison and Edwin Allison. John Henscms Have Dinner-Bridge Party Mr. and Mrs. John Henson were hosts on Friday evening at a din ner bridge party at their home in the Hooper apartment. The guests were served dinner from card tab les placed in the livingroom. Each table was centered with red roses and chrysanthemums were used for other decorations. Following dinner two tables were made up for play. When scores W?e totaled Mr. Marvin Cunning ham had scored high and Mrs. Mike Strong had made low score. Both were given prizes. Guests besides the prizewinners were Mrs. Marvin Cunningham, Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Hardy, Miss Mary Henson and Miss Lucile Wil son. * c# * Oce Chapter, Dillsboro Lodge to Have Open Meet On Thursday evening, October 23, at 7:30 o'clock Oce chapter, No. 139 Order of the Eastern Star and the Dillsboro Masonic lodge, No. 459 will have a joint meeting at the Dillsboro Baptist cnurch. fhis meeting will be open :o the pub lic. The following guest speakers will be present: A. Deleon Gray, superintendent of Oxford Orphan age; Mrs. Nell Porter, of Swanna noa, Worthy Grand Matron of North Carolina; George E. Ben nett, superintendent of the Mason ic and Eastern Star heme, Greens boro; Maxwell E. Hoffman, Dep uty Grand Master of the Masonic Grand Lodge of North Carolina, and A. M. Tingle, Associate Grand Patron of the Grand Chapter, Or der of the Eastern Star. Everyone is cordially invited to attend this meeting. * * Yvonne Everett Has Party At Kindergarten Mrs. W. H. Crawford entertain ed at kindergarten at the home of Mrs. Louis Hair on Friday with a party honoring little Yvonne Everett on her fifth birthday. Games were played under the supervision of Mrs. Hair. In the contest Katherine Hair was the winner. About 20 children were . at the party and the little honoree received a number of gifts. | Mrs. Crawford served chariots made from organges filled with salad and drawn by animal crack ers, punch,,?opkies and candy. 07 Ob Qte?? ***** ? O/l o n<tlA' * ay> Af, ?v. 7 of Jane and Dot's Flower Shop We have just completed our display and storage house and our all-glass green house. We are equipped to supply you at all seasons of the year with either cut flowers, funeral arrangements or grow ing plants, assuring you of the best at all times. We invite you to visit and enjoy our flowers with us. Dorothy Williams and Jane Coward, owners and managers of JANE AND DOT'S FLOWER SHOP Phone 7 _ Sylva, N. C. ?W:-8t-e. S. Has? Monthly Meet Tne circles muk.ng up the Wom an's Society of Caristian Service and 'he VVesleyan Service Guild met for the regular monthly joint meeting in Allison building on Fri day evening. Mrs. Harry Hastings, president, was, in charge of the business part of the meeting. The Zone meeting to be held with the Sylva church Saturday, Octo ber 25, was discussed and plans made for the afternoon circle to serve the lunch. The following nominating com-n ! mittee was named to present a slate of officers for the coming year: Mrs. Dan Moore, Mrs. R. U. Sutton, and Mrs Raymon Stovall. The matter of sending Christmas packages overseas was discussed. The meeting was then turned over to Mrs. C. Z. Candler, Spirit-' ual Life chairman, who had ar ranged a program in observance of the Week of Prayer. Those taking part on ihe program were Mrs. W. Q. Gr;gg, who had the prayer, Dr. N >racella McGuire, Mrs. Raymon Stovall, Mrs. Dan Moore, and Mrs. Dan Tompkins. I The theme for the meeting 4 was I "Prayer" and all the talks dealt with some phase of this subject. . Mrs. Candler concluded the meet I ing with prayer. I * * * Woman's Club Met With Mrs. Kirk Mrs. Paul Kirk was hostess on Tuesday evening for the October meeting of the Sylva Woman's club with 23 members present. The president, Miss Hicks Wilson, con ducted the business session. Dan Tompkins was presented as guest speaker lor the evening and as this is American Bible Week, he used for his subject, "The Bible". Mrs. Kirk served sandwiches, cake, and coffee. 'PERSONALS John R. Womack, Miss Margie Beard, of Winston-Salem, and Mr. and Mrs. Hal H. Brown, of Ashe ville, spent the wdek-end here with Mr. Womack's and Mrs. Brown's parents, Mr. and Mrs.1 W. G. Womack. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wetmore left! Tuesday for Raleigh where they will spend a week visiting his sis ter, Mrs.C. B. Jones, and his broth er, H. S. Wetmore. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bird went i to Asheville Saturday to attend the rtarriage of his niece, Miss Annie i Ruth McLaughlin, to Fred Hicks, of Knoxville. ,Qn, Sunday they went to Brevard to visit his daugh ter, Mrs. Albert Shuford, and fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. Bailey Whitt and young daughter, Nancy Helen, have returned to their home in Asheville after spending the week- I end with her mother, Mrs. J. C. | Allison. Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Cantrell and, children-of Oak Ridge, Tenn., spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. N. McLain. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smart and \ two sons, Bobby and Dickie were guests the latter part of the weekj of Mrs. Smart's sister, Mrs. E. A. I Baldridge, and family and other i relatives. They also visited her J parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Grind- ! staff, in Franklin. They were en route to their home in Huson, Mont., from visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clough in Kit tery, Maine, and her sister, Mrs. I Robert Flanagan, in Keene, N. H. j Harold Grindstaff has returned to his home in Chicago, 111., after j spending a week here with his mother, Mrs. W. E. Grindstaff. Highway Patrolman Don Davis, Jr., was in town Tuesday. Young Davis recently received his com mission as a patrolman and is now stationed at Andrews in Chero kee county. SQUARE DANCE AT * SLAGLE MEMORIAL Saturday, Oct. 25 . Sponsored By .. JUNIOR CLAS8 OF FRANKLIN HIGH SPECIAL INVITATION Extended SYLVA JUNIORS AND SENIORS Franklin, N. C. Mrs. R. R. Nicholson Jr.? Honored At Bridge Shower On Wednesday evening of last week Miss Nancy Allison and Miss Rebecca Sue Cannon were hostess es at a bridge-shower for Mrs. Raymond Nicholson, Jr., who was - married the week before. Two tables were made up for play. Miss Agnes Wilson won the high score award and Miss Dor othy Sue Tallent was given the low score prize. 'Both presented their awards to the honoree. The hostesses served a sweet -course after which Mrs. Nicholson opened her gifts. Guests for the affair were mem bers of the Thursday Evening Bridge club and were, besides the guest of honor and the prize win ners, Mrs. Ralph Robertson, Mrs. Rudy Hardy, Mrs. Clyde Rector, Mrs. Dan B. Hooper, ,and Miss Dorothy Mae McKee. Citizenship Club ! The fifth grade students, taught 1 by Miss Bertha Cunningham, or ganized a Citizenship club on Tues day. Officers elected were Charles Baker Reed, president; Jonnne Wilson, vice-president. William Henry Kirk, secretary. BETTER TRADE THOSE TREAD-WORN TIRES NOW! GOODYEAR Tims 1/lOt MORI NON-SKID 34 yo MILEAGI Avoragid In Actual Road Ttiti ? fTBONGKB COBD BODY ? WIDER, VLATTKB TRUU> ? HUSKIES SHOULD El DESIGN $14,40 plus tax u.vO* 16 EASY TERMS As tow 1,1.23 a CANNON BROTHERS Goodyear Store SYLVA, N. C. BELK'S LONG LIFE Overalls ? Workclothes FEATURING Nationally Advertised Brands RED CAMEL OVERALLS Sanforized Full cut 8 oz. Blue Denim Suspender and high back $2.79 Sizes 30 to 50 GASEY JONES OVERALLS Sanforized. Full cut 8 oz. Blue Denim Suspender and high back $2.79 Sizes 30 to 50 BOYS' OVERALLS BELK'S RED CAMEL Pointer brand 8 oz. Sanforized $1.95 Sizes 2 to 16 BOYS' OVERALLS KING'S SPECIAL $1.69 Sizes 2 to 16 BELK'S JACK RABBIT OVERALLS (Sold only in Belk's Stores) 8 oz. sanforized $2.95 Suspender and high back Sizes 30 to 50 GENUINE JELT DENIM LEE OVERALLS Sanforized ? Union made Tailored sizes, a correct fit for every pnan $3.69 Sizes 30 to 50 MEN'S OVERALL PANTS 8 oz. Sanforized Pointer brand ? Blue Denim ? $2.90 Sizes 29 to 46 BOYS' OVERALL PANTS 8 oz. Sanforized Pointer brand ? Blue Denim $1.95 Sizes 6 to 16~ MEN'S BLUE CHAMBRAY WORK SHIRTS Sanforized $1.25 Sizes 14V2 to 17 BLUE AND KHAKI WORK SHIRTS Full cut. Plenty of pockets. Sanforized $1.98 Sizes 14Vi to 17 BELK'S DEPT. STORE HOME OF BETTER VALVES Phone 287 Sylva, N. C.
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