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Grady Wedding
Solemnized At Beta
Mr. Ray Frank Deitz and Miss
Lure Grady, both of Ashevillg
were united in marriage in a quiet'
ceremony Wednesday, August 18
at Beta in the home of Rev. and
Mrs. Thad P. Deitz, grandparents
of the bride-groom, the Rev. Mr
Deitz perfoming the ceremony.
Immediately following the cere
mony the young couple left for
Prankl.n and Atlanta on a brief
honeymoon.
They will make their heme in
Asheville where both are employed
in the U. S. Postal Accounting of
fice.
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Glenville 0,E.S. Has
Regular Meeting
Glenville chapter, No. 222, Or
der of the Eastern Star, held a
regular meeting on Saturday eve
ning with Mrs. Ellen Robinson,
Worthy Matron.
The Worthy Matron distributed
the Year Books to the members
and dedication of the Year's work
was made to "Aunt Lula Franks/'
the oldest member of the chapter
wno is 85. Following the dedica
tion the honoree 'was presented
With Hpw_ers and gifts.
During the social hour an ice
course was served by the hostesses,
Mrs. Emma Fowler, Mrs. Maxie
.Freeman, and Mrs. Emma Lou
Burrell.
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Mrs. Jack Allison
Honored At Shower
On Friday evening Miss Nancy
Allison, Mrs. Bailey Whitt of Ashe
ville, and Mrs. J. L. Hooper of
Waynesville entertained at the
home of their mother, Mrs. J c
Allison, with a bridge shower as a
'Courtesy for their sister-in-law,
MrS. Jack Allison. The house, dec
orated with arrangements of va
ried colored dahlias, gladioli, and
asUrs, formed a lovely setting for
the affair.
On arriva) the guests found three
tables appointed for bridge in the
living room,'; ^he^awar<f for high
score went to Mrs. D. M. Hall.
Jr., that for second high was won
by the guest of honor, and Mrs.
Rudy Hardy received the prize
fop low score.
Cards were removed and covers
laid for a salad course which was
served. The tables were cen
tered with miniature shoes, lambs,
and baby buggies holding "pink"
.and blue asters.
Mrs. Allison was then presented
a shower of gifts.
Guests playing were the honoree,
Mrs. D. M. Hall, Jr., Mrs. Rudy
Hardy, Mrs. Wayne Terrell, Mrs.
Pan B. Hooper, Mrs. Woody
Hampton, Mrs. Ned Morris, Mrs.
Martin Cunningham, Mrs. Roger
DiUard, Miss Mary Henson, Miss
Rebecca Sue Cannon and Miss
Lela Moore Hall. Other guests
coming in for refreshments were
Mrs. Frank Massie, Miss Anne
Enloe, Miss Hattie Hilda Sutton J
and Mrs. Fred Allison from Way
nesville. I
Enslev?Welch
Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Miss Lydia H. En
aley to Mr. Wright M. Welch on
Sunday, August 22, at Yongles Is
land, S. C. The ceremony was
performed by The Rev. Bass, pastor
cf Calvary Baptist church.
Mrs. Welch, formerly of Sylv~
has been employed by the Ameri
can Tobacco Company in Charles
ton, S. C.
Mr. WBiclfc ^rrjftd three years
with the U. S. Navy, and has for
; twelve years been connected with
the Naval ammunition depot at
Charleston.
The ygung couple will make
their home in Charleston.
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Mrs. C. R. Rowlson
Honored. At Shower
Another party7 honoring Mrs.
Charles R, 'Rowlson, the former
Miss Hannah Lou Brown of Cul
lcwhee, recent birde, was the mis
cellaneouf rslKower given on Wed
nesday afternoon by Miss Caro
yn Stillwell and Mrs. William
Bryson in Moore parlors of West
ern Caroina Teachers College. The
reception room was decorated with
mixed summer flowers and white
iapers in silver candelabra.
Appropriate games and contests
provided th* afternoon's entertain
ment.
Jimmy Engman and Sue Ann
Bryson, dressed as a bride and]
groom in the dress suit Mad long)
white sarin gown, entered to the!
strains of the wedding march, went
to the guest of hcnor and led her
to the basket of gifts.
The hostesses, assisted by Miss
Helen Bird and Miss Martha Lou'
Si HI well, served punch and sand
vv iches. Mrs. Lloyd Engman play
ed several musical selections dur
ing the afternoon.
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E. L. McKees Honor
Mr. and.^rs#JRpwlson
Mr. and E. McKee were
hosts at a dinner party on Monday
evening of las* w^^k at High
Hampton InTif honoring Mr. Mc
Kee's nitto^rs. Chyles R. Rowl
son, and IttoWlsbn, who were
recently married in^fcocoa, Fla.
Covers we? lakitffer the follow
ing guests: Mr. an#t/frs. Rowlson,
Mr and Mr, ?. jjtf&iall. Jr., of
Sylva, Mrs. H. L.$McKee, Jr., of
-AshevUle, and Mr. and Mrs. D. H.
Brown of Cullowhee.
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T. C. Brysjnsi |Jr., Enter
tain At SuridetVarm
Mr.sand Mrs, T. ?. Bryson, Jr.,
entertained * tin Tuesday evening,
August 17, with a small dinner
party as a courtesy for their house
guests, Mr* jjnd Mrs. L. H. Thurs
ton, of Miami; Fla. It was also the
birthday o| .Mrs^^urston.
The t>t>le At wmcrfthe group was
seated had a lovely arrangement
of mixed su^ajvllowers for a
centerj&ete. .^OQtn , enjoying the
Brysons' hospitality were Mr. and
Mrs. Felice <fVcyffV***r and Mr
and
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Mrs. J. C. Allison
Entertains For Son
Mrs. J. C. Allison was hostess
cn Wednesday evening, August 18,
to a small group of friends in ob
servance of the birthdav of her
son, Howard Allison. The living
room was decorated with mixed
summer flowers.
Ice cream and th? birthday cake,
which was cut and served by the
guest of honor, were served in
the living rocm. Following this
several progressions of cards were
played.
The guest list included Mr. and
Mrs. Ned Morris. Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Allison, Mrs. Ogla Levine of
Miami, Fla., Boyd Sossamon, Miss
Nancy Allison, and Mrs. Bailey
Whitt.
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Misses Poteet Honor Miss
Cooke, Bride-Elect
k On Thursday evening at 8 o'
clock about eighteen of the young
er set gathered at the home of
Misses Jean and Thelma Poteet
when they entertained with amis
cellaneous shower as a courtesy
for Miss Barbara Jo Cooke of Ashe
ville, who will be married on S.p
tember 1 to John F. Corbin, ^Jr., of
Sylva.
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Several games oc Bingo were
played. The prizes were kitchen
utensils and the winners in turn'
presented them to the honor guest.
A salad course was served to
?he guests. Mrs. Z. L. Cooke of
Asheville, the bride-elect's moth
er and Mrs. J. F. Corbin, mother
of the bride groom-elect, were
among the number attending.
The honoree was presented a
number of beautifully wrapped
packages which contained both
beautiful and useful gifts.
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Miss Tallent Is Hostess
For Junior Woman's Club
Miss Dcrothy Sue Taller.t was
hostess for the August meeting of
the Junior Woman's club on Wed
nesday evening. August 18, with a
large number of members attend
ing. The meeting was held at the
home of Miss Tallent's sister, Mrs.
Clair Olson, at Cullowhee.
In the absence of the president,
Mrs. Dan B. Hooper presided over
a lengthy business session. A
number of matters were discussed
and donations voted to be paid to
some civic enterprises.
The program was omitted and
the members enjoyed a social hour,
during which the hostess, assisted
by Mrs. Olson, served a salad
course.
Lovefield H. D. Club
Has Monthly Meet
The Lovefeild Home Demon
stration club met with Mrs. H. H.
Ashe for the regular July meet
ing.
Mrs. Dennis Higdon, the presi
dent, presided and opened the
meeting in regular form. The
minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved, the roll called
and dues paid.
Due to the meeting in Asheville
Miss Johnston was unable to meet
with them. The subject for dis
cussion was "Vegetable Canning/*
Mrs. Higdon took charge of the
discussjjm, giving the latest in
formatiorr'^^SHUQer canning.
The curb marlpt was discussed
??d suggesticn&Jhnade on how tc
!'display their produce.
! A report on the Chest X-Ray
mobile unit was given by Mrs. j
: Higdon. She stressed the impor
1 tance of the club circulating the
word in the community and urging
every person to have a chest X
Ray.
Plans were made for the annual
picnic, after which the hostess
'served refreshments, and a social
hour was enjoyed.
WATCH REPAIR
Nicholson's Watch
Repair
Three Expert Repairmen
? at ?
DEPENDABLE
JEWELERS
Mrs. Bryson Honored
At Shower Monday
Mrs. Clyde j Bryson entertained
several friends at a miscellaneous
shower at her home in Beta on
Monday evening honoring Mrs.
?mma Bryson who will soon be
leaving their ccmmunity to go to
the Savannrh community of the
county where she will serve on
'he school faculty as teacher of
the fifth grade.
After opening the gifts presented
to Mrs. Bryson, the hostess served
a sweet course to the following
guests: Mrs. Bryson, Mrs. T. J.
Murmillo, Mrs. Clyde Springer,
Mrs. Rcbert Shuler, Mrs. Ernest
Jones, Mrs. Lee Henson, Mrs. John
Parr.s, Mrs. Allen Fisher, Miss
Alice Snyder, Mrs. Frank Terrell,
and Mrs. John Green.
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Calendar of Events
Friday, Aug. 27?The American
Legion will meet in the Com
munity House at 7:30 p. m. F.
M. Williams, Commander.
Mond y, Aug. 30?The Woodmen
ol the World will meet in the
WOW hall at 7:30 p. m. Jeff
Hedden, council commander.
Monday, Aug. 30?The Sylva Fire
men will meet at the fire sta
tion at 6:45 p. m. Bart Cope,
chief.
Tuesday, Aug. 31?The Rotary
club will have a dinner meeting
in Allison building at 7 p. m.
J. C, Cannon, president.
Wednesday, Sept. 1?The Halcyon
club will have their annual pic
nic at Cherokee at 7 p. m. Mrs.
Roger Dillard, president.
Thursday, Sept. 2?The B. H. Cath
ey chapter, United Daughters
of the Confederacy, will meet
w.th Mrs. A. J. Dills at 7:30 p.
m. Mrs. J. A. Bryson, president.
Thursday, Sept. 2?The Dillsboro
Masonic lodge will meet in the
M; sonic hall, Dillsboro at 7:30
p. m. Claude J. Cowan, W.M. '
HOSPITAL NEWS
Mr. Paul West cf Franklin is
improving following an operation^
Miss Dixie Coins is recovering
from an operation.
Miss Hester Owens of Whittier
is receiving treatment.
Mr. Zack Houston of Erastus,
recovering from appendectomy.
Mr. Fred Barron of Gay is re
ceiving treatment.
Master Robert Welch of Frank
lin is receiving treatment.
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Campbell
of Sylva have announced the birth
of a son on Thursday, Aug. 19.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Blazer of
Beta have announced the birth of
a son on August 20. The baby
will bear his father's name.
Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Davis of Sylva a son on August 21.
A son was born August 24 to Mr.
;nd Mrs. W. D, Deitz of Greeni
PERSONALS
Mr. ar.d Mrs. Frank Harper re
turned to their home in Durham
n Mo.iduy alter having spent t.-.L j
wtek-end with Mr. crd Mrs. J../?<;
s n Dunn. Mr. Harper i> a brot..
?4r o. Mrs. Dunn.
Mr. T. C. Bryson is reported to|
U> ill at his home in Bet...
Mises Opal ar.d Dorothy Broumr
have returned to Brevard, where
they are employed, after spending
the week-end with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Broome of
Argura.
Mr. John Nicholson and family,
Mansfield, Ohio, are spending
t'ris week with his mother, Mrs.
T. J. N cholson, and other relatives
in Sylva.
Mrs. Thad Russell is spending
her two weeks vacation visiting in
New York City, Buffalo, and Nia
gra Falls.
John McDuffie, who has been a
patient for more than a year in a
veteran's hospital in New Mexico,
is cn a seventeen-day leave here
with his wife, the former Miss
Winnie Parris of Addie.
Major and Mrs. W. S. Saunders
of Fort Eustis, Va., spent the past
week with Mrs. Saunders' parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allman, at
their home in Webster.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Queen left
to-day (Thursday) for their home
in Peabcdy, Ky., after a two weeks'
visit with his sister. Miss Sadie
Queen, and his brother. Bill Queen.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin McDowell,
:>'ter a ten days' visit with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Stall
cup at Whittier, left Wedne>day to
re'urn to their home in Auburn
ialc, Fla.
Rev. and Mrs. Clark W. Benson
and son, Corky, of Charlotte are
spending this week with Mrs. Ben
em's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff
Meddcn. The Bensons spent last
eek at Bethel visiting friends of
is !o: mer pastorate, Bethel Meth
odist church.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Long
n-d twe children, Harry, Jr., and
Howard, of Clyde, were week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Allman at Webster.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Aber
nathv and children, Patsy and
Sonny Boy, of Portsmouth, Va.,
were overnight guests, Tuesday,
of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff He del en before
joirg to Bryson City to visit Mrs.
Abernathy's father, Mr. Bob- Pat
terson.
\ Mrs. H. Gibson and Mrs. How
ard Hyatt of Waynesv.lle returned
from Washington, D. C., Tuesday,
where they had been called by
the illness of Mrs. Gibson's daugh
ter, Mrs. Edward J. Doyle.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle L. Moseman,
Creek, I
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Estes of Whit
tier are the parents of a son born
the 25th of August.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Murphy of
Cullowhee have announced the
arrival of a daughter born Aug. 25.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr, and Mrs. Ray Bennett of
Franklin have artnounced the birth
of a daughter on Sunday, August
25, at Angel's hospital, Franklin.
Mrs. Bennett was, before her mar
? ; ge. Miss Mary Vance of Sylva.
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Phone 110 Sylva, N. C.
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Gay News
Mi>. Duvid Lee Fox of Pied
mont is her parents, Mr.
nd Mrs. Dry. r.t Browning.
Mr. arid Mrs. Willie Burdgette
:.d Miss Mary Woud..rd oi An
v'iorson S. C.. are visiting Mr. and
u: Speedwell, and Mrs. E. M. Mose
nu.n, 01 Black Mountain, spent
the week-end with their mother
!;.u sjn. Mr. Edward Mu>ema:i, .n
olonega, \'i..
Sol Schulman, of Schulman's
department store, and his brother,
Barney Schulman ot Canter., are
in New York this week buying
fall and winter merchandise for
t n e i r s. ^ > r es.
Boyd Sossamon, of Sossamon's
Furniture company, was in Ashe
ville Tuesday on business.
Mr. Frank Jarrett, who was re- ?
ported to be quite ill at his home
in Dillsboro, is suffering from a
very painful attack of lumbago'^
Mr. Jarrett is able to be up nnd
?s much more comfortable.
. Dr. and Mrs. W. P. McGuire re
turned Monday ?frcm Muri'rees
ooro. Term., where they visited
t: eir d. ughter, Mrs Robert Oa:rie
weil, and family for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Holden of
Albermrirle. and Miss ALIeen Wil
urns of Wilmington left Wednes
day alter a short visit with their
. tiler. Mr. Bad Williams, at Last
L;.Porte and his parents. Mr. and
_^Ir>. R. L. Holden. at Speedwell.
-"Mrs. Will am Reeves and son.
Billy, of Leicester, 'have been vis
iting Mrs. Reeves' mother. Mrs.
E. H. S'illwell, ar.d her sisters.
Misses Carolyn and Martha Lou
Stillwell. at their home at Cullo
whee.
Dr. R. S. Morgan is spending a
few days this week in Winston
Salem on business. He will return
to Svlva the latter part of the
week.
Dr. and Mrs. T. D. Slagle and
children are spending this week
in Connecticutt visiting Mrs. Sla
gle's parents. They expect to re
turn to Sylva Saturday.
Mr. and Mr>. Snaler Gillev spent
the week-end in Mountain City
Tenn., having been called there
.6 a'tend tl;e funeral of Mrs. Gil
ley's nephew.
P. A. Walker of Lake Wales,
Fla., and J. L. Walker of Rnck
mart, Ga., spent the week-end
with their sister, Mrs. C. B. Thomp
son, and Mr. Thompson.
.Vi! ?. rv*y rSec.'.
Mr. a:*d Mrs. Walter Wilson
wt.e t>.e guest? of Rev. and Mrs.
George Woodard, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wocdard of
Anderson, S. C., were the week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Beck and other relatives.
'Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rollins have
announced the birth of a son on
Wednesday, August 18. at a Char
lotte hospital. Mrs. Rollins was,
before her marriage. Miss Laura
Browning.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bishop and
son, Jehnny Bishop, motored to
Asheville, Sunday, to see their
daughter and sister, Arline Bishop,
who was stricken with polio sev
eral weeks ago.
Mrs. Mann Woodard is on the
sick list.
Monroe L. Wilson, Dock Wilson,
Arthur Browning, Clyde Woodard,
and Grover Woodard motored to
see the air show.
The Community singing conven
tion was held at the Zion Hill
Baptist church, Sunday, with sev
eral quartets and choirs present
to take part. Everyone enjoyed it
very much.
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Tobacco importing countries of
the world have a decided prefer
ence for leaf grown in the United
States. This preference was in
creased during Word War II by the
distribution abroad of American
type cigarettes and other tobacco
products containing United States
le.if. ^
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The post-war growth of farm
popuation in the United States
came to a halt in 1947.
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Sylva, N. C.
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