North Carolina Newspapers

T - . THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1931. jnS'ffllWJWMlMS a ' v I PERSONAL AND I EDITORS NOTE The change of publishing dates of The Mountaineer ecessitates the getting' in of all so ciety copy to the society editor not later than 10:00 A M.. Wednesday Morning. .Chairman and publicity committees of the different organiza tions will please cooperate as far as possible with Miss Bushnell, in ar ranging copy before this hour. ' Mr. W. P." Best spent Saturday in town Mr. Robert Russell of Asheville was in Waynesville on business last week. . -j ' Mr. Harley Clark ?wa here from Crabtree Monday. Ir. W.H. Pless of Capion was in Waynesville on business "Monday. ' Mr- Furman Npland of Fines Creek -was here Wednesday. ' 1 Mr. Fred Hoglan from Crabtree sjient Thursday in town. ' . Mr. A. I. McCracken of Lake J u naluska was here Thursday. 9 Mr. Huh Panland from Pigeon -was in town Thursday. , ' Mr. O. L. Noland from Crabtree was in town shopping Thursday. . Mr. Charles G- Lee, Jr. of Asheville -wa a Waynesville visitor last week. Mr, J. A. Parks of Jonathan was liexe Wednesday. .' Mr. W. G. Burnett of Pigeon was ere on business last week. , Mr. Ed Wells was in town from Pigeon Thursday. . - - .Mr. Charles Roberts.. pf. Mjr.; Sterl ing spent Wednesday-in Waynesville. f ' '. ,' ' ..Mr. H. C. Ledbetter of Pigeon was among the visitors Kere Wednesday. . .'- f ' ' : ' " ' ,- Mr. H. V. Cagle ffOW Canjton was kere Wednesday. ;, . f 1: ' , '' . J " ' ilr. Welch Calloway1 'speiH Wed nesday in town. ' '' ; Wl - . ' ;. V.vMr. George . Wooten,-' president of He Hickory Bank, was a Wednesday, witor. . , ' " ' '.' Rev. R. G McClamrock of Crabtree m a visitor' in town last week. ' : yr," '.' -, Mr. A. R. Spears of Clyde was 'here last week. j Mr. E. L. Keyes ' of the Keyes Print Shop of Canton spent Thurs day in town. ' Among the visitors from Canton "Friday were Mr. V. C, Murr arid Mr. . R..E- Hipps. j ' . 1 - ''.' :' Mr. Trov Leatherwood from Jona than :pent Thursday in town on .Cosiness . .. - . 1 ; F. Campbell from Canton spent me time in the city on business last J4eek. ti ' ' I JMisses Helen Green and Roxie No rland, who are teaching at Fines Creek, were in town Friday. c v,:: .f Mrs. Minnie Towles and Mr. Will ; Towles of Crabtree were Waynesville ' visitors last week. p Among the visitors to Waynesville J,-Wednesday were Messrs- Will Evans, Charles Evans, and Lawrence" K vans, from Union, South Carolina, .' ;.'v .-- )-;:: ": '; ' - :.' Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Perry spent reveral days this week visiting rela lives- in Chester, South Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ryan and - children, who have been at the Kirk patrick Apartments for several '" months, left this week for their Aome . - in St. Petersburg, Florida. .' " Mr. aT.d Mrs. Hallett Ward of Jlichwood, West Virginia arrived .Tuesday to spend several days with rjMrs. Ward's parents, Mr. and Mrs, " John Hipps I . "' f fir. B. D. Bunn, Mr. Roy Campbell and Mr. Connatzer went to Maggie V'Saturday on a very successful squir- el hunt. . Mrs. Raymond Cookingha.n and her daughter, Miss Doris Cookingham, of C Elmer, New Jersey," who spent some time' at the Kirkpatrick Apartents last Spring, arrived at the LeFaine Wednesday- . ' 3 ' PHONE 137 Mr. T. L. Re veil of Dellwood was a visitor in Waynesville Saturday. Miss Nancy Crockett spent the week-end at her home in Franklin. 4 Mrs. R- L. Davis of St. Louis was a visitor in Waynesville last week. Clyde Ray has returned from Ral eigh from a visit to his sister, Mrs. Robert Breese. Walt Gates and Jimmie Clark of Newport Tenn. were the week-end visitors of Misses Ila Greene and Vir ginia Seay. Mr. and Mrs. O L. Threlkeld of Lake Junaluska were visitors in Waynesville Friday. Mrs. J. B. James and little daugh ter, Sarah, of Crabtree, spent Friday in town. Mr. J. W- Noland of Fines Creek was in Waynesville the last of the week. Mr. Grady Messer of Crabtree was a visitor in town this week. Mr. Albert Howell from Jonathan was here on business this week. Mr. M. E- Haynie from Enka spent some time in Waynesville this .veek on business. Among the visitors in town from Clyde Wednesday were Messrs. C. B. Jones and Donald Jones. Miss Ann Tuttle was called home to Lenoir Monday by the death of her niece, Ann Tuttle. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Addingon of Atlantan, Georgia, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Rhodes at the Kirkpatrick Apartments. --.'' Mr W. A. Dicus of Dicus Brothers Construction Company, from Clinton, South Carolina was a guest of the LeFaine Hotel last week. Mrs. Laura Reardon, Chief Opera tor for the Southern Bell Telephone( Company, returned last week from a visit to Charlotte, Snavtanbarg, Baltimore and Washington, Mrs. Grady Boyd, Mrs. J. R. Mc Cracken and Miss Dorothy Lane mot ored to Asheville Wednesday. u tit-. .j t.-:i...4.:i. Vile grandmother, Mrs. Lorena Kogers at Crabtree last week. Miss Alice Stringfield, who is a sophomore at Converse College in Spartanburg, South Carolina, spent several days visiting her parent, Dr and Mrs. Tom Stringfield, last we-k. Mr. and ,Mrs. Ernest Herman had as their guests Sunday Mr. Herman's parents, Rev. nd Mrs. George. D. Herman of Asheville. Mrs. J Methodist this week. K. Boone . Conference Mr. and Mrs. Lauriston Hardin and young son, Bobby, have moved into Apartment 1 at the Kirkpat rick Apartments for the winter. -' Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Noland had as their guests last week-end Mrs- No land's sister, Miss Florence Hooks and Miss Jewel Herman; .:.. . ''. :'. Mrs. Minthorne Woo', ;ey, who has been the guest of the Waynesville Hotel for the past several weks, left last week .for Asheville where she has' purchased a home at 54 Gertrude ! Place, Grove Park. 1 ,' Mr. and Mrs. F. P.. Robeson of Marietta, Georgia, were guests 01 the LeFaine Hotel last week. Mr. Pob - esen is a brother of Mr. E. J. Rob - eson of this city. "' -':-''''''' Mr. Thpmas Smith of Charlotte, field superintendent of the Bankers Reserve Life Company, was a guest of the LeFaine this week, '-'.' '..-'. '. Miss Mary Lee Hunr.icutt from Maryville, Tennessee, representative of the Winston Publishing Company, is spending this week at the LeFaine. Dr- and Mrs. W. L. Kirkpatrick and daughter, Miss Mary Kirkpat rick, left Thursday for a visit to relatives in Mt. Airy. Before return ing to Waynesville they will clso visit in Kents Store, Virginia and, Sahford and Wilmington, North Car olina. WAYNESVILLE, SOCIAL i j i ! bus. M m.M m m m Bit Ki.a , Mr. Harry Schenck of Murphy was a visitor in Waynesville Saturday. I Mr. Julius Boyd of Jonathan was in town Saturday- , 9- I Mr. Woodson Jones spent several ' days last week with Mrs- Jones and j small daughter, Nancy. 1 Mr. John Hipps has entered the Ashton Park Hospital in Asheville for treatment. iMss Louise Medford, who is on the facult of the Rock Hill School j spent the week end in Waynesville. Miss Edith Byrd of Hendersom ille was a week end guest of Miss Fii;.a beth Henry- Mrs. Bonner Ray and son, Bonner, ! Jr., returned Sunday from a visit to Johnson City, Tennessee. 1 I Mr. and Mrs. L. L, Butgard of Ma- con, Georgia, spent the week-end at their home at Lake Junaluska. I Miss Wilda Crawford was the guest j of friends in Atlanta, Georgia last 1 week end. ' ' j Miss Thomasine Stringfield spent the week end in Asheville as the guest of Miss Carolina Ward. ' Mr- W. T. Lee, Chairman of the State Corporation Commission, is at home from Raleigh for a visit. - Miss Edith Downs, who is on the faculty at Judson, N. C. was the guest of Miss Anna Jean Plott last week end. Mrs. Andrew Moore, who has been with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Welch, for sometime left Thursday for New York City. t Mr- and Mrs, W. D. Smith were in Canton Saturday for the annual 4-H Club and Vocational boys display and achievement day. Dr. Sam Stringfield and ions, Sam Jr. and William, went to Atlanta, Georgia Saturday to attend the Carolina-Georgia Tech game. Mr. and Mrs. L. S. White and daughters, Mary Lee and Margaret, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Patton of Andrews- Mrs. W. H. Oliver and daughter, of Sylva, Miss Ruth Oliver, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Alley Sunday. Dr. J. F. Abel returned Tuesday from Orlando, Florida, and reports that Miss Mary Abel, who is in the hospital in that city, is improving' Mr. and Mrs. Homer Henry, Mis. T. C.'Breeding, and Mr;, G. C Plott spent Friday in Watervilie. While there they were shown over th-- W a 1 terviile Hydro-Electric plant, attended 'the j in Asheville i Mioses Mary.'' Stringfield',. Rosalyn I Ray, and Opal Ferguson motored to "I Asheville. Sunday taking Miss . Alice. Stringfield, who w.'is returning, to Spartanburg. ; 1 M r. and Mrs. Fletch Sutton of Greenville, Tennessee were th." guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Joh-is lost week end. . -.'' ' Mr. R- N. Barher left Sunday after- 1 1 . llii-Aiiirl, nr-on tor. an. -extemjeu-.. ,-.n . the Southwest. Mr. Bar'oer will tvav t.) s far west as Oklahoma and will return home just bef ore Ch r i st mas i . . Mrs. W. L. Hardin returned Tues day from a several week's visit to htr 1 son. and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Noyes Long, in Old Hickory, Tennessee. ' " 1 Mi?? Margaret Ashton spent the j xveek-end at home from the Western Carolina Teachers College at Cullo- ' whee. ? : , 1 jiss- Josephine Cab had as her 1 guests last week end Miss .Edna May- Price and Miss Dell Wofford of West ern Teachers College at Cullowhe;. Mis. Joe Hare and daughter. Nell, motored up from Jones boro, Tenn last w-eek-end and were guests cf Mr. and Mrs. James T, Jones. Mr. Jones is Mrs. Hare's nephew. 1 Mrs. Thad Howell of Jonathan en- tertaned the following guests at dinner Sunday; Dr. and Mrs, R.'.M. Waldrop of Br-son City, Mrs. Fred Moody, Miss Edna Haynes, and Mrs. H. H Plott of Waynesville. NORTH CAROLINA Mr- Diet Covington of Asheville spent Monday in Waynesville. Mr- Homer Henry went to Conover Saturday to purchase a nev school Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Pr Asheville visitors Friday, vost attended the Horn Committee meeting of th rian church. .'Viisi were Mr. Pre- ; Mission1 Piesbyt.- j The Woman's Club will meet next Mr. and Mrs. Leon Killian and Leon ; Thursday, November with Mrs- Killian, Jr. spent the week-end in-. Harden Howell. Mrs. Leon Killian Raleigh where they went to see Miss j will be joint hostess. Mrs. V. H. Ellen Louise Killian. who is attend- 1 Matthews will be leader of the pro mt; Peace Institute. j gram on "The American Home, ' a .d j Mrs. B. D. Bunn will be the gue:.t Miss Dorothy Lane returned to her j speaker for the afternoon, home last week from Columbia, S uth ' . Carolina where she has had a post- j THEL.MA AXX JOXES tion with the Goodyear Tire and Kub- I "-L BIRTHDAY PARTY bt r Companv for the nast several! I.ittl.. Miss Thilm.i Ann ci.l- n,,.uQ montns. Mr. and .Mrs. Guy Massw left Ihursday tor a two weeks tour 01 I Florida. They were accompanied as far as Orlando by Mrs. Robert Os borne and young daughter, Ann. Rev, and Mrs. J. T. Mangum of Greensboro arrived in Waynesville Tuesday night and will be the, guests 0f friend.s during the meeting of the Western North Carolina -Methodist Conference in Asheville. Miss Elsie Smathers left last week for New York City where she will be with her aunt, Mrs. Earl Moffit., during tlie winter. Miss Smathers has a position as manager of the gymna sium at the Carlysle Hotel. Mr. and Mrs- Charles Badgett and small son arrived Saturday from Knoxville to visit Mrs. Badgett's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Denton. Mr. Padgett returned to Knoxville Sunday' and Mrs. Badgett remained for a week's visit. '.. Mr. Dave Cabe left last week with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Turner Meece, who are returning to their home in Rellingham, Washing ton Mr. Cabe will go to San Fran cisco, California, when1 he expects to M)end the winter. ATTEXD CONVENTION IX WIXSTOX-SALEM Rev. II. W. Baucom and Mrs. Bau com's "sister, Mrs. Belle Johnson, a returned missionary from China, left Tuesday morning for Winston-Salem to attend the Baptist State Conven tion. P. 7'. .4. MEETING AT JUXALUSEA The Paren-Teachers' Association of the Lake Junaluska school will meet Tuesday, November 17. Book week will be observed and all members are asked to be present and'to bring suita ble books. GIRl. SCO! TS HAVE PARTY The Saeaiawea Patrol of the Girl Scouts entertained with a tramp party last Saturday night. j Dressed in "tramp style" the party ( met at the corner, of Haywood Acad- 1 emy streets and visited the homes of I several members, .'of the patrol be- I ginning at the: home of Miss Edith J Baucom and ending at the home of j Miss . Frances Rose.: At each stop. ' games were played and light refresh- j nrents served. Those in the party were: Misses Elizaleth Wilburn, patiol leader, Edith . Baucom, Martha Way, Marga ret Shackford, Helen Medford, Hattie Siler Freeman, Frances Rose, and Mary Penland" McCracken, and Mes.-.r. Tommy .Murray, George Mc Cracken, Mark Davis, Marcus Rose, Frank Massie and Otis Massie. ROTARIAXS HAVE LADIES' NIGHT The Waynesville Rotarians enter tained their wives at dinner Friday evening in the dining room of the Methodi.-t church. This .was the sec ond occasion of the kind and will cbn tinue once each month through the winter- Yellow chrysanthemums and bril liant colored autumn leaves contrib uted to the Thanksgiving color scheme which was further carried put in the yellow mmt baskets and snapper? which marked each place. President Ralph E. Nollner, pre sided durine the delicious dinner which was served by Circle Number 1 of the church. After dinner the, program which had been arranged by Mrs. S. P Gay, Mrs. J. N. Shoolbred, and Mrs. Joseph Johnson, : was presented- This in- j cuded a solo by Miss Charlotte Hatch er and a piano duet by Mrs. Joseph Johnson and Miss Doris Messer. Mrs. Seawell thanked the Rotarians in original rhyme for their entertain ment. ..'.- BAPTIST LADIES SERVED SUPPER l'he ladies of the Baptist Mission ary Society served supper to a large number of members of the church Friday evening A social hour was enjoyed interspersed with informal speeches. I! '(WAX'S CLUB AXXOVXCE.MEXT , . , . f.L i- ,uj 'ebrated her htth birthdav anniver sary, Tuesday afternoon, November 10, with a party at the home of par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jones. After playing games for some time the small guests were invited into the dining room Here a green and pink color scheme was attractively carried out with flowers and favors. A beau tiful white birthday cake with live pink candles held central place oti the table. A delicious ice course was served. The guests were: Misses Theresa Alley, Betty Smith, Mary Lee White, t'orlne Alley, Mildred McRorie, Cora Ann Edmunds, Gladys Walker, Mary Jane Bradley, Mozelle McCracken, Evelyn Simons, Vera Hosarlook, Kath- rine Jones and Messrs Rex Hosatlook, Mark Dicus, Zeb Alley, Fred Palmer, Jesse t'rouser, Marion Green, Billy Kuykendall. THE U. D. ('. HELD MEETING An enjoyable meeting of the Hay wood Chapter, No. 940, United Daughters of the Confederacy, was held Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. H. Howell, with Mrs. R. R Campbell presiding. There were twelve members present and Mrs. E. S. Harrold. Mrs. R P. Walker, and Miss Ida Jean Brown were guosts. The main feature of the afternoon was a paper given by Mrs. J. R. Mc Cracken on "South Carolina in trie Confederacy." This paper was not only splendidly prepared with a world of unusual information, but it was most attractively presented Miss Ida Jean Brown sang in her usual splendid manner, "The Bonnie Blue Flag. The programs for the 'yea- were distributed and were received with much enthusiasm by the '.members. The subjects to be studied this year are Confederacy and they will be no only interesting, but instructive. MRS. SEA VER BRIDGE. HOSTESS Mrs. J- W. Seaver was hostess at two charming bridge parties Thurs diiy and P'riday afternoons entertai n iiig at her hoine on Haywood strot't, Many vases of yellow chrysanthe mums ' were attractively arranged -throughout the rooms where the guests were assembled. Thursday -: afternoon when the '.cores were counted Mrs. R. It. Camp 1iell held high, Mrs. J. R. McCTackon held low. and Mrs N. M. Medford cut the consolation. Each was pre- : :sd a l-.vi-iy pi i.e. ''-'Oil Friday Mrs. M, H. Reeves was . presented the high score prize, Mrs. 1 J. R. Thomas received the low -core pi'i-.c iui'l the consolation grit was pre onted to Mrs. It L. Allen. . - A - tin' coniduding feature of each. event the hostess served a dcliciou K j r.al 'd course, . i : Mrs, Seaver's guests Thursd'iy I were: Mr-. C C. White, Miss Nancy ' K:!':-!!:. Mrs. Edna A. Alley, Mrs. ! Cay Ma :; ie, Mrs Hugh Massie, Mrs j N: M. Medford, Mrs. A lvi 11 Ward. jMfs. Gra iy Boyd, Mrs. J. J.- Stone, I Mrs. Lauriston Hardin, Mrs. R- L. Coin, Mr B' n Colkitt, Mrs. Robert Stretcher, Mrs. L. M. Richeson, Mrs. F'ranci-- Ma.ssie; '.Mrs: Roy Campbell, Mrs Jerry Colkitt, M rs. J. R. Mc Cracken, Mrs. Thos. Seawell, Mrs, Eugene Alley. Those invited for tea were: Mrs, J. H. Way, Miss Jones, Mrs. C. J Reece, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. J; H: Howell, Mrs: M. G. Stamey, Mrs. J. W- Reed, Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Minthorne Woolsey. Friday the guests were: Mrs, Ernest Hyatt, Mrs. J. P. Dicus, Mrs. C, M. Dicus, Mrs- M. H. Reeves, Mrs. E: B. Camp, Mrs. Drayton Perry, Mrs, James Thomas, Mrs. Dave Baker, Mrs. C. C-White, Mrs. Koy r rancis, Mrs. Carol Bell. Mrs. S. P. Gay, Mrs. T. I.. Gwyn, Mrs John Shoolbred, Mrs. Green, Mrs. James Goode, Mrs. W. F. Swift, Miss Robina Miller, Miss Nannette Jones, Miss Lena Altstaet ter, and Mrs. C. S de Neergaard. The invited tea guests were: Mrs. M. C. Green, Mrs. Paul Walker, Mrs. Baucom, Mrs. Francis, Mrs. C F. Kirkpatrick, and Mrs. R. L. Allen. Page 5 AN OYSTER SUPPER TO BE GIVEN SATURDAY The "Woman's Auxiliary of the Presbyterian church will give an oyster supper on Saturday, Novem ber 14, at the "Little Cafe" in tnei Hyatt building on Main street. Sup per will start at 5 p. m. and oystersl will be served fried, stewed and inl cocktails, w ith coffee, hot rolls andl pie. The proceeds will go to the! Manse fund. The public is most cor dially invited. YAYESVILLE BAR ENTERTAINS CANTON BAR On Thursday evening last, Mr. and Mrs G rover C. Davis7"at their beau tiful and spacious home on Walnut street, acted as hosts for the Way nesville lawyers in entertaining t.ie Canton lawyers. Quantities of yel low and white chrysanthemums were used as decoration throughout the house. , An elaborate super was served by tin Hnvis Mssistpd bv the wives ef the Waynesville lawyers. Nineteen scpjirrels and part of a newly killed deer went into the meat course. - Immediately after the supper a meeting of the Haywood County Bar Association was held with the pres ident, Mr. W. R. Francis, presiding. At the meeting the members voted nine to eight to rescind fee bill which they had adop'ted during the summer and which prescribed minimum fees for the services usually performed by a lawyer ' "This action leaves each lawyer free to charge as little or as much as he pleases. The lawyers present were: Messrs. T. A. Clark, S. M. Robinson, K. B. Overton. R. E- Sentelle, and Collins of the Canton Bar; Mr. George H. Ward of the Asheville Bar; and Messrs. Roy Francis, J. R. Morgan, M. G. Stamey, Alvin Ward, William Hannah. Grover Davis, Felix Alley, Jr., Doyle Alley, Walter Crawford, Ben Kirkpatrick, Joseph Johnson and Captain W, J. Hannah, of the Way nesville Bar. The wives of the lawyers present wore: Mrs. J. R- Morgan, Mrs. John M Queen, Mrs. M. G. Stamey, Mrs. Roy Francis, Mrs. Doyle Alley, Mrs. Joseph Johnson, Mrs. Walter Craw ford and Mrs Eugene Alley. -Contributed. NEEDLEWORK GUILD HAS INGATHERING Scores of Waynesville and Hazel- wood people viewed the garments of 1 ,h,. Needlework Guild ingathering dis- jj al tm, Swift -Garage, Thursday, , -OV0mior 5'- (. yr j M Long, president of the Waynesville chapter expre.-u ilu-ati m at the success of the ingath oring and slated that about four hundi.-i garments and a very nice sum 0.' nioney were received. Purple and yellow, colors of the Guild, were featured in the decora tio:. of the building and the garments wv're. attractively displayed on long tables placed end to end on both sides of the room. Shoes, stockings f ail kinds and sixes, dresses, over- . 1 i ls, underwear, babies' wear, lilanK- ; . t were shown in ijuantity From ":ol to " o ciock in inc ..!--noon tea was served from a beautiful-; v appointed table artistically dec-: nratod with purple petunia and "yeU iow- chrysanthemuins,' carrying out the Guihl colors. Silver candle sticks holding yellow tapers were 'it each ,-nd. of the table.- Pouring tea were. Mrs T. L: Gwvn. Miss Lena, AkstaeL-U-r, and Mrs. .1. M. Long. About one hundred people called during the ..tea hour Mayor Harden Howell was present and spoke in appreciation , r .u.. r:;i,l- i of the woi-k 01 u- i. At the end of the day the p.'in- I rinals of the four elementary sere scho d-s came . with lists of clothiim: wante.l for -nupils' in their respective schools and the matter of distribution-of tho garments was begun at owe. Tho wiiinch Who have taken : an active part in this work are: Mrs. j M. Long, Mrs. Rufus Silciv Mrs, I P Dicus, Mrs- Lenoir Gwyn. Mrs. R R Campbell: Mrs.; Paul Walker, Mrs L. N- Davis, Mrs. Thoma- M- Seawell. Mrs. T. L. BlalrcK, Alice Quinlan and Miss , Len 1 s'.eattef. Mis Alt-- RUMMAGE SALE TO BE HELD BY BAPTIST FRIDAY the ladies of .. the Baptist Church will have a rummage sale Friday and Saturday of this week in the blue front buildinK next to McCracken's. Clothing Store. New and used cloth ing, hardware, gf'oei'rie afid produce will be f ir sale. Cakes, pies, salads, cider and coffee will be sold in any quantity on both days. Surprise packages of new merchandise donated by Waynesville Merchants will be auctioned to the highest bidder Saturday at, 8 p;. m. : - t.