For The Women
Club Activities
Phone 110
B. T. U. Meeting
To Be Held Monday
The associational Baptist Train
ing Union meeting will be held at
the East Sylva .Baptist church on
Monday evening, December 8 at
7:30 p. m. All Baptist churches in
the Association who have or are
planning to have B. T. U. organiza
tions are urged to be present for
this meeting. ?
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Miss Cosette Blake
Entertains Friends
A group of young people of the
Cullowhee community were de
lightfully entertained by Miss Co
sette Blake at her ho/ne in Cullo
whee on Saturday night, Novem
ber 29.
The young people enjoyed an
evening of games after which Miss
Blake served punch and cookies.
?those enjoying the social affair
were:
June Parker, Betty Jean Tolbert,
Ola Belle Smith, Sue Churchwell,
Ruth Moses, Jean Crawford, Clara
Joe Phillips,'Dennis Norton, Bud
die Cole, Cecil \Vard and Darell
Tilley.
John Robert Womack
Weds Yadkinville Lady t
Miss Margie Alice Beard, of Yad
kinville, became the bride of John
R.< Womack, of Winston-Salem
and Sylva in a ceremony at high
noon on Friday, November 28, at
the First Baptist church in Win
ston-Salem. The vows were spoken
in the chapel of the church before
members of the family and a few
close friends, with Dr. Ralph Her
ring, pastor, officiating.
The bride was attired in a light
gray garbardine suit with black ac
cessories. She wore a necklace of
white gold, set with seed pearls,
which was 23 years old. It was a
gift of the bridegroom's mother.
Her corsage was of red roses. She
was unattended. Hal H. Brown, of
Asheville, brother-in-law of the
bridegroom served as best man.
Following the ceremony an in
Doris Long Weds
John Allen Moore
Miss Doris Long, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Berder Long of Cul
lowhee, and John Allen Moore, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Claude A. Moore
of Warne, were married in a cere
mony performed at the home of
the Rev. W. A. Taliaferro in Blue
Ridge, Ga., on Wednesday evening,
November 26, at 8 o'clock. A
wedding supper was held at Lake
View Inn at Blue Ridge.
For her wedding the bride was
dressed in a gray suit with black
accessories and a corsage of or
chids.
Attending th\e wedding were
Paul Hill, Robert Chambers, Jack
Barnett, Miss Phoebe Smith, Eu
gene Hooper, Robert Anderson and
Max Waldroup, students at West
ern Carolina Teachers College.
Mrs. Moore received her edu
cation at Cullowhee High school
and graduated from WCTC and is
now a member of the Sylva High
school faculty.
Mr. Moore, who served in the
European theater during the war,
is now a student at Western Caro
lina Teachers college.
The couple will reside at Cullo
whee.
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Deans Of Men An?L-?
Women To Entertain
Student Senate
Clarence N. Gilbert, dean of men,
and Miss Anne Albright, dean of
women, will be host and hostess
to the student senate of Western
Carolina Teachers college Friday
evening at 7:30. The senators will
be served fruit cake and coffee in
Miss Albright's apartment in Davies
Hall.
en by Mr. and Mrs. Hal H. Brown
for members of the family and a
few close friends.
After the luncheon the couple
left for a wedding trip to points in
the South. After December 15, Mr.
and Mrs. Womack will be at home
R. C. Allison |
Observes Birthday
Mrs. R. C. Allison entertained at
a family dinner party at her home
at the noon hour on Sunday, No
vember 30, honoring her husband
on his birthday anniversary. Guests
were his two brothers, A. O. Alli
son, and Mrs. Allison of Sylva,
Glenn Allison of Hayesville; his
two sisters, Mrs% Ernest Penland,
and Mr. Penland of Webster, and
Miss Dessie Allison of Webster;
and his two great-nieces, Margaret
Lane Allison of Franklin and Au
drey Jane Jones, of Sylva.
Mr. Allison's nieces and ne
phews were invited to call during
the afternoon and were served cake
and ice cream. Those calling were
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Penland, Jr.,
of Webster, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Cowan, Webster, Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Allison and sons, Frank and
Mike, of Franklin and Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. Jones and son, Edward
Lee, of Sylva.
to their many friends at 503 Holly
Avenue, Winston-Salem.
Mrs. Womack, daughter of Mrs.
Clarence Beard, of Yadkinville,
attended the Kinston city schools
and later completed a business
course. She holds a position with
the Anchor Department store in
Winston-Salem.
Mr. Womack, son of Mr. and Mrs.
W. Geo. Womack, of Sylva, is a
graduate of Sylva high school, Sky
land Radio school, of Winston
Salem, and attended N. C. State
College at Raleigh. He entered
active service with the Army Sig
nal Corps and served three years,
twenty-one months of which was
spent overseas. He was discharged
in January 1946. He now holds a
position with the Veterans Admin
istration, with headquarters in
Winston-Salem.
Out of town guests at the wed
ding included Mr. and Mrs. W. G.
Womack. of Sylva, parents of the
bridegroom, and Mr. and Mrs. Hal
H. Brown of Asheville, sister and
brother-in-law of the bridegroom.
Miss Higdon Is Married
To Cecil Wood In Church
Ceremony November 29
The Rev. J. C. and Mrs. Millsaps
of Tuckaseigee, announce the mar
raige of their daughter, Pearl Hig
don to Mr. Cecil Wood, of Brevard,
in a single ring ceremony at the
Tuckaseigee Baptist church on Sat
urday afternoon, November 30 at
2:00 o'clock. The pastor, Rev. Ed
gar Willix, performed the cere
mony. The vows were spoken in
the presence of relatives and a few
close friends.
Miss Betty Jean Smith was maid
of honor and Mr. Earl Denton was
best man.
The church was beautifully dec
orated in native greenery.
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Jennie McGuire
Celebrates Birthday
Jennie McGuire, young daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. Harold McGuite,
celebrated her fourth birthday
anniversary on Monday morning,
November 24, with a party at Mrs.
Hair's kindergarten, with the twen
ty or more children who attend
kindergarten, as guests.
Games and contests were play
ed, directed by Mrs. Hair. Those
winning prizes were Amos Gilles
pie, Anne Potts and John David
Stovall.
Candy Christmas trees were giv
en to the children as favors.
I'he cake with its birthday dec
orations and candles was placed on
a table covered with a cloth with
birthday designs. Mrs. Hair, assist
ed by the mother of the young
hostess, served cake, ice cream,
and candy.
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Youth Fellowship Meeting
Many of the churches in the
Waynesville district were well
represented when more than 300
of the young people of the district
i met Monday ev ening at the Sylva
Methodist church for the annual
district meeting with the Swain
Jackson sub-district as host for the
occasion.
John Gibson of Sylva had charge
of the worship program.
Members of the Sylva High i
School Glee Club sang three num
bers and for the offertory a
clarinet trio was played by Pat
Montague, Edith Moore, and Leah
Sutton.
The principal talk of the even
ing was made by Miss Nell Webb,
confrence director of youth work.
Miss Webb told of her experience
in Oslo, Norway and Warsaw, Po
land, when she went there last
summer with a group of church
workers.
Mrs. George Culbreth, district
councilor of Canton, presided over
the business session. New officers
for the ensuing year were elected.
Jimmy Bales of Sylva was elected
second vice-president of the dis
trict. John Gibson is president of
the Jackson-Swain sub-district.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Womack, of
Sylva, and Mr. and Mrs. Hal H.
Brown, of Asheville, spent the
Thanksgiving holidays in Winston
Salem where they attended the
wedding of their son and brother,
Mr. John Robert Womack and Miss
Margie Alice Beard, of Yad^m
ville.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bird spent
j Sunday in Waynesville with Miss '
[Charline Rotha who is connected
; with the North Carolina School
for the D^af as teacher.
i
P'c. Alec Southard, stationed at
Keesler Field, Miss., spent the
Thanksgiving holidays with hU
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alec South
ard.
R. L. Ariail, who has been a
patient in Mission hospital for the
past two weeks, returned Wednes
day to his home in Sylva.
Mrs. J. H. Webber ol' Norfolk,
Va., is .spending a few days in
Sylva this week, visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kirk and
children have returned from
Thompson, Ga., where they spent
the Thanksgiving holidays with
relatives.
Miss Ruby Ashe has joined the
staff of Queen's Beauty Shoppe.
Miss Ashe has recently completed
her course in beauty culture at the"
Asheville Beauty Academy. She
invites her friends to call on her
there.
Miss Helen Higdon of Hender
sonville, Miss Eva Higdon of Chapel
Hill, and Dennis Higdon, Jr., of
WCTC. and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hig
don of Andrews were guests
Thanksgiving of their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. D. C. Higdon.
Miss Mabel Tyree, Miss Helen
Hartshorn, and Miss Hartshorn's
sister, Mrs. Ruth Cabe, visited their
families in Lexington, Ky., during
the Thanksgiving holidays. The
Hartshorn family went to Cincin
nati, Ohio, one day on a shopping
and visiting trip.
Mrs. A. C. Reynolds returned
Wednesday from a week's visit in
Old Fort. Mr. Reynolds remained!
for a longer stay for work in his
* * *
Mrs. Terrell Hostess
For Bridge Club
On Tuesday evening Mrs. Way no
Terrell was hostess for the^nceting
of her bridge club. On the arrival
of the guests a salad course was
served.
Two tables were then aranged
for play. At the conclusion of the
games Mrs. Woody Hampton and
Mrs. F. L. Webber were given
prizes for having made the high
and second high scores.
Playing besides those winning
prizes were Mrs. Dan Bryson Hoop
er, Mrs. O. E. Brookhyser, Mrs.
M. B. Madison, Mrs. C. E. Thomp
son, Mrs. R. W. Kirchberg and
Miss Annie Louise Madison. Mrs.
T. D. Slagle was a guest.
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The average daily accident death
toll in the winter months last year
was 294, in the fall 269, in the sum
mer 266, and in tfie spring 256, the
^attorraMSafety Council ^ays;
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