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Observe Birthday And
Wedding Anniversary
A dinner was served rcently for1
Mrs. E. S." Parker, who celebrated
her 68th birthday anniversary and
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Brown, who
celebrated their 1st wedding *n
nivers ty at the home of Mrs. Park
er at East LaPorte. Mrs. Parker
is the mother of twelve children,
and Mrs. Brown is one of her
granddaughters, she being the
former Louise Shuler, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. C cil Shuler. Mr.
Brown is the son o? Mr. and Mrs.
Thad Brown of Cowarts. Twenty
five friends and relatives enjoyed
the occasion with the honorees.
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JEWELER
Waynesville, N. C.
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Mr. And Mrs. Sutton
Celebrate Twenty-Fifth
Wedding Anniversary
In celebration of their twenty
fifth wedding anniversary Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond U. Sutton were "At
Home" to their triends and rela
tives on last Saturday from 4:00 to
9:00 p. m. when about 250 called
to express their best wishes.
Greeting the guests at the door
during the* reception hours and
presenting them to. the receiving)
line were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Moore,
Ir. end Mrs. Charles Reed, and
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sutton. Those
n the receiving line were Mr. and (
Mrs. Sutton and their two daugh
ters, Miss Rachael and Miss Leah
Sutton, Mr. John F. Sutton, Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Payne, and Mrs. W.
C. Whitley. From the living room,
most attractively arranged with
bowls of flowers in pastel shades,
Miss Docia Garrett showed the
guests to the g ft room where Mrs.
G o. L'.?e and Mrs. Porter Scruggs
were in charge. Miss Winona
Carter and Miss Ruth Mincey pre
sided at the guest registei.
Appropriate soft music was
nlayed throughout the afternoon
and evening.
The guests were then shown to
:.he dining room which was softly
lighted by candle-light. The din
ing tabl covered with a lovely
lace cloth, was centered with a
three-tiered wedding cake and
topped with the traditional minia
ture bride and groom. Surround- 1
ing Qie cake wtfs a circle of white
carnations and chrysanthemums
interspersed with sprigs of fern.
On either side were white :apeis
in silver holders. On the buffet
was a silver bowl filled with pom
pom chrysanthemums and on eith
;r end were silver candelabra with i
white tapers. Refreshments of'
molded ice cr. am, ?cak.e, nuts, I
m nts, and coffee were served.'
Green and white were the pre-'
dominating colors used in the re- 1
rcshments. Pouring coffee dur
ing the hours were Mrs. W. Q.
Grigg, Mrs. Harry Hustings, Mrs.
Jonah Dills, Mrs. B. E. Gray, Mrs.
J. L. Hair, Mrs. E. L. McKee, and
Mrs. John Partis. Assisting in
serving were Mrs. Joe Deitz, Mrs.
Ray Cogdill, Mrs. B. O. Painter,
Mrs. W. D. Davis, Mrs. Roy Dills,
Mrs. Claude Jones, and Mrs. O. E.
Brookhyser.
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Beta Home Demonstration
Club Has Meeting
Eleven members of the Beta1
Home Demonstration club were
present for the regular meeting
last Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. E. L. Erwin. Two new mem
bers were welcomed at this meet
i ing. They were Mrs. O. E. Mon
tieth and Mrs. Ralph Smith.
Miss Mary Johnston led an in
teresting discussion on, "Home
i Life, and Teen Age."
, The next meeting will -be the
' Christmas social at the home of
Mrs. Roy Reed. All members are
J urged to be present at this t me.
Mrs. Erwin served delicious re
freshments to her guests.
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Mrs. Brookhyser Eiuer
| tains For Mrs. Dills
! Mr--. O. E. Brookhyser was ho t
j ess at a stork shower given at her
1 home last evening for her sis! r
i in-law, Mis. John Robert Dills.
! Three tables were set up for bridge,
' and prizes awarded the winners
! of high and low scores. Other
I g mes were also enjoyed during
the evening.
Following the gam s a lo\elv
I bassinet, filled with dainty and
I useful girts was brought in and
I presented Mrs. Dills.
Mrs. Brookhyser served straw
berry shortcake and coffee to her
guests.
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Viola Brooks Engagement
Announced By Parents
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Brooks, of
Whittier, announce the engage
m nt of their daughter, Viola, to
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$29.75-$72.00
Cara Nome Beauty Preparations
Whitmans & Hollingsworth Candies
Sylva Pharmacy
ffThe Rexall Store"
Mattie Hensley Circle
Meets With Mrs. Ashe ?
Mrs. Harshal Ashe was hostess
to the regular meeting of the Mat
tie Hensley circle of the Scott's
Creek Baptist church at her home
Tuesday evening.
During the business session a
committee, composed of Mrs. Char,
lie Smith, Mrs. Hershal Ashe, and
Mrs. Roy Heed, were named to
nominate officers for the com
ing year. Officers will be elected
at the next meeting.
A very interesting program on
"Medical Missions on Foreign
Fields'* was presented. Parts w re
given by Mrs. Denn's Fisher, Mrs.
Tommy Kinsland, and Mrs. Lewis'
Smith. Mrs. Albert Robinson h: d
charge o.'' tne devotional. "Light
For the Whole World," an i: for
esting mission study book, was
taugbt by Mrs. B.S. Hensley.
M:s. Ashe, assisted by h r d. ligh
ter, Mrs. Jimmy Ensley. scrwd
delicious r fresl.mi.nts.
Little Donna Hennessee
Celebrates Birthday
Lht'e Miss Donna Hi nnesset
?e.o!)ia'c-ci i.er six'th birthday ;m
? ?i.- r.^rry at a party given by her
mother. Mrs. W. C. JTennessco. at
l:i ir home Friday ai'ternfeon.
For entertainment the children
*w re d rected in a number of
-i- m .s in which John Da\'id Stovall
?vas winner of the prize.
The" children were then in\ ited
0 t.ie dining room where the*
table, covered with a lace cloth,
was ce: t( red with the white birth
lay cake, decorated wnn.six p-nk
candks. The -little guests were
seated at small t bl s cneie !
with pink and green ercpe paper
cloths. Places were found by
miniature sail boats with then
name written on the sails. Jce
cijeam, green and pink iced cakes
with a white figure "0", lemonade,
coca colas, nuts and lollypops were
served by Mrs. Hennessee, assist
ed by Mary Morris and Betty
JoncTs. , FJ>41oons were given the
children as favors.
Aft?.r refreshments Donna led
her guests back to the living room
where she opened the lovely gift
packages which she received.
Those present included the hon
oree, Jenny McGuire, Donna Bass.
Judy Campbell, Elizabeth Pet.it,
Verna Kay Popplewell, -Ronda
Jane Watson,, Linda Padgett, Jane
Long, Yvonne Crawford, Dinah
Brown, Katherine Hair, Tommy
Jones, Herbert Schulman, John
David Stovall, Kenneth Cope, and
\mos Gillespie.
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Correction
In the account last week of the
uneral services of Mr. John Hox.t
toe nam^ of a daughter, Mr^. Beu
lah Melton, of Love's Field com
1 unity was unintentionally omitt.
J from the list of survivors.
Mr. Mi'es Crawford! son of Mr. and
Mrs. Avery Crawford, of Addie.
The wedding w 11 t .kc plare No.
vember 27 at 7:00 o'clock p. m. in
h? Aduie B; ptist church.
DR. D. M. RAMSEY
Optometrist
EYES EXAMINED
Glasses Fitted
Offices in
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jSylva, N. C. Tel. 304
Mr. And Mrs. Cope
Honored On 50th
Wedding Anniversary
On Sunday afternoon at the
home or Mr. and Mrs. Joe' Pop
plewell the sons and daughters of
Mr. and Mrs. J. Walt Cope enter
tained lor their parents honoring'
th rn on their li.tieth wedding an-!
niversarv.
Mr. l oppleweil welcomed the!
^.sts on toe porch and Mrs. Ver
ion Cope greeted, them at the door
and presumed th.m to the members
oi the rece.ving ln,c composed 01
U,e nonorees, Mr. Vernon Cope,
Mr. Verlon Lee Cope, Mr. Hom
er Cope, Mrs. William E. Wi.son
Gi\ \ son Cope, Mrs Johnn\
a.son, ui.Q Airs. Joe Popp.eweil.
*e.iow rosis and ehysantnemums
>LkC usi d in t. e living room dec
orations. Tr.e man::, puce was
covered with sprays of m. iden hail
fern u:.d dotted with yellow mum?
In the center was pl.ced a larg
gold "50".
Mrs. Juan ta Davis invited the
quests to the dining room where
Mrs. Dan Tompkins, Mrs. Hay Cog
dill, Mrs. Porter Scroggs, Mrs
Mieha 1 Maiinowski, Mis. Fred
j McLain. and Mrs. Oscar Enslev
served refreshments oi' sold' eof^
' ored punch, ii dividual w:ite .cot J
cakes markid wit.i the figure
in gold. i:nil nuts. The wni., nap
kins* Wfiv decor, ted with g,>M
embossed orange blossoms l.irm
J ing the iett renclosing "Am..n
,(la :-iui Walt. KJ08-1948". The iv
i freshmen 1 table was covered w to
a hand made lace cloth and en
tered with a low crystal bowl l'iil
j ed with yellow ros buds. On ,-i.h- I
er side were lighted golden candles1
m crystal holders. Scattered ; mong
tluse. and the laige punch bowl
placed at one end of the table w jv I
gold ivy leaves placed at irregular i
intervals. On the buffet was placed J
C\ large fluted crystal bowl filled 1
with yellow mums and fern.
Mis - Doeia Garrett directed the
gtrrxt>?trr-the-- gtr^sh reg s t?r wrerei
Mrs. Grayson Cope was in charge.
Mrs. Tilghman Bass showed them
to the gil t room wh re Mr.>. Homer I
Cope^and Mrs. Allir.ey Bryson pi e- ?
sided.
More ihan 300 fr ends and rela
tives ol Mr. and Mrs. Cope called
during the day to extend then
congratulations and best wishes.
Out of town friends calling were
Mr. and Mrs. Jo,in Davis of Char
lent , Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mal
inowski of Asheville, Mr. and Mi s
Mar on T. Bridges and Mr. and
Mrs. A. L. Ensiey of Waynesville:
J. O. Cope, Sr., .VIiss Beverly Cope,
nd Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Cope. Jr.!
ill of Newport, Tenn.; Mr. and I
Mrs. O. L. Cope of Franklin; Mr.
.?nd Mrs. Lester Jones and chil
dren of Brevard; Charles Lee Cooe
Miss Marianna Morrow,' and Mr.
:ind Mrs. Jimmy Cope and son of
Bryson City.
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Mrs. Campbelx Hostess
To W. M. S.
The Woman's Missionary Society
of the Baptist church met last
Wednesday w.th Mrs. W. E. Camp
bell. The meeting was opened
with prayer by Mrs. C. M. War. n
Following the business ses ion,
wrich was conducted by Mrs.'
Cr; wford Smith, p. esidnt, the
irst chapter of the "Light For the
Whole World", a for .-ig,,. miss on
>tudy book, was reviewed by Mrs.
harlie A11 i> n. T. e review will
-e completed at ;he next meeting.
Mrs. Crr:w;ord Smith, in behalf
7; the Society, pre.-ent d Mrs.
-ampbell wi;h a large flower
bowl as a b rt /day gift. During
the soc al hour "Happy Birtnday"
wi s sung to Mrs. Campbell.
Mrs. Campbell, assisted by Mrs.
Charley Campbell and Mrs. Hugh
Monteith, served a salad and
sweet course and coffee to the 19
nembers presents. I
South Carolina is the only South.
:rn state which has state-wide
forest fire protection.
NOTICE
I'VE CHANGED 70
CAMELS. THAT
3Q0AY MtLQNBSS
TEST WON ME
OVER. fDR.
KEEPS!
ei Mildness
f&Z>tX//eS?LF/
# Make the Camel 30-day test! When hundreds of men
and women recently, from coast to coast, smoked (Camels
exclusively for 30 days in a similar test, noted throat
specialists who examined the throats of these smokers
every week?a total of 2470 examinations ? reported
lu? to S?ton CAMELS
Mrs. Ray Goward
Honored With Shower'
Mrs. Charl.s Allen entertained
vi:h .i shower honoring her sis
er. Mrs. Ri.v Coward, on 1. si Fri
k>y evening at her home.
U;:mo was enjoyed with several
'">r./o> taken.
r !.. \v;ng this the honoree open
d her many lovely and useful
P. Huber Hanes of Winston-Sal
em has the foundation of one of the
top herds or' P;!lcd Hereford
beef cattle east of the "Mississippi
River, according to L. I Case of the
State College Exttnsion Service.
Kifts she ivccived.
Mrs. AJlen served delicicus re
i rcshments.
USE OUR LAY - AWAY PUN
OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN WILL
RESERVE ANY ARTICLE FOR
YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING LIST
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Selections.
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SYLVA* N. C.
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3. Spray Springs
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7. Check Water in Battery
8. Flush Radiator
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