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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
PHONE 137
Wins Prize At Bicentennial Ball
- ' aranunN kai if. iIib-JuBlib.jiR-iB.i.J
- Mi;. T. Ienoir Gwyn spent last
week in Italeiph on business.
' Mrs. J. W. Reed of Asheville vis
ited friends in Waynesville last week.
Dr. arid Mis. J. R- McCracken spent
Saturday in Asheville.
Mr. Johnny Johnson of Hickory
pent the week-end with his parents,
Mr and Mis. Joe Johnson.
Misses Mildred and YV'ilcla Craw
I ford and Virginia Welch were Ashc-
- ville visitors Saturday.
Mr. Francis M.-issi spt " t several
days this week in At!ant. Georgia
, in business.
Mr. and -Mrs. 15. c' liol.e--u ani
Miss Frances Robeson wen- Ahe-
viile visitors .Saturda;,.
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Mr. Marion Bribes and Mr. Frank
Martin attended the trisn ' . 1 1 game
between Weaver ColleRC .i'1 W. C. T.
('. in Culkwhee Saturday nielli
r c P.Wtt . who has been
jendinK some time at the LeFaine
Hotel, left Thursday for her home in
Kichwood, West Virginia.
Mir. John ' UeniH'U and won,
John Bennett, and daughter, Mis.
Robert Barnes, of Candler visitel
friends in Waynesville Saturday.
Mrs. 0. A. Hayn-, Mrs. W. L.
McCracken, Misss Annie Dee Kirk
patrick, Miss Winnie Kirkpntrick,
Mi-, Avie Noland, and Mr. Cleveland
Kirkpatrick motored to Charlotte
Sunday to sec Dr. W. 1.. Kirkpatrick.
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Misses Sarah Long and Kli.abeth
MeC'racken attended the basketball
e-ame in iCullowhee Saturday night
lu tween Weaver College and W. C.
T. C. '
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Mr. Anion Provost , i.itu-micil the
;i-('eiitennial liall at the (SeurBo Van
d.rbilt Hotel in Asheville Saturday
mt-'ht. He escorted Mis Mary StrinK
lield, sponsor from Wayiiwsvill'!.
Miss Nancy Crockett and Miss
( H ilfhci1 sni'iit the v,.'i'k-end
r Mis.' Crockett's parents,
Mr Q P ( I'Ol'kl'l 1 . HI
tj V . (Ill'' ' -' - -
Franklin.
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Through Courtesy Asheville Citizen.
Strinnrfield,
iviiss i?iaiy otj inKiit-io, vi . - , .
who was the sponsor from Waynesville presented at the Bicentennial Ball
ffiven Dy me Asnevine viuo or women at j.3 ucuigc onu.. ...w -
Saturday nik'ht, won the prize for the best Colonial attire among the girls.
Miss String-held woie a own wnu.se Douic-e, over?Kiri aira puNre;iw
of pale blue satin. The underskirt! belonged to her great great grandmother,
Mrs. James Robert-Love, and was of tea rose brocaded satin, ine trimmings-
were of gold and a "stand-up" collar gave distinction to her gown.
She wore a locket ncclaee belonging to her grandmother.
Mrs. Rose Hilderbrand Brown, Asheville artist, will make a crayon
poi trait of Miss String-field for her prize. -
Mr. Robert Russell of Asheville
was in town on inursuay-
Mist; Belle McCracken ot Crabtree
was shopping in Waynesville Thuis-
lay,
Mrs. Clarence I'ickens and Mrs.
Joe Thompson of Canton were among
the visitors m Waynesville Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Nobc'ck have us
their guest Mr. Nobeck's sister- Mrs.
A. J. Nelson of Huhbell. Michigan.
Mr. R. N. Barber returned Sunday
from a business trip to Virginia,
West Virginia, and. Tennessee.
Mrs. Charles R. Thomas and grand
daughter, Miss Katheriiie Hill, left
last week for a several week.' i-.ay ,n
Southern I'mes
PRIZE OFFERED STUDENTS
l DISTRICT SCHOOLS
Mr W J. Noland oi rm v
was a visitor here last week.
Mrs R. H. Plott of Dellwood spent
Saturday in' Waynesville shopping.
Mr. D. O. Plott of Dellwood spent
Saturday in town shopping.
Mr. S. H. Justice and Mr. T A.
Clark of Canton were here Thursday.
Mr. C. B. Panland of Clyde spent
some time here this week.
Miss Ruth Ray attended a demon
stration of Eugene Waves in Ashe
ville Wednesday.
Mr. Thomas Tuipin of lylv w.i
a visitor in Waynesville this week.
.
Mr. Dewey Green ol ceaveumn
visited Waynesville last week.
Miss Pearl Moody of Canton was
the guest of friends and relatives in
Waynesville last week.
Messrs. C. M. Rogers and Crawley
Ferguson of Fines Creek were here
on business last week.
; Ti k o xt a v wv.Xt CREATED A
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hitmav RF.INC AND PUT LIFE
INTO IT? SEE FRANKENSTEIN
AT THE WAYNEWOUU, intns
DAY OR FRIDAY, THIS WEEK.
Miss Mary Ray returned last week
from a several weeks' visit to her
brother ; arid sister, Mr- and Mis.
Robert Breece, in Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy l'to.t h.'.ve re
turned to their home in 'itesv ille
after spending the week-end at their
,r cabin. They were acc.iripar.io l by
Miss Minnie Plott who will visit
them for some time in Statesville.
iis Flora Mae FulbrighC who" has
been ill with pneumonia for several
weeks, has recovered and has re
sumed her duties as teacher at the
Shady Grove school.
BANQUET FOR MEN
AND BOYS
On Thursday evening of next week,
March 3, at 1 o'clock, there will be a
supper for men and boys at the Pres
byterian church.
The program will consist of music
and addresses together with a good
supper. Every man and boy of the
congregation is expected to attend.
Rev. R. L. Alexander of Brevard;
who it will be remembered, held a
series of meetings here some few
months ago, will deliver the address-
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25."iJ-
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charge of Miss MiUlro.i
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musical number and the pi
by the pupils of this cia?s
enjoyed and appreciatfd Ta
grade won the half holiday ' '
It was mentioned that
books have been received C
scuiooi iiurary ana
maiu
Any su.tbU br,v ..1
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scnooi norary win be U
ciated-.
The I. T. A Council is "offering a
prize to the child or group of children
in any school in the Waynesville dis
trict who presents the best poster on
any of the seven objectives of educa
tion which are being discussed by
the study class. -All parents are ask
ed to encourage their children to take
advantage of this offer.
AH" posters must be submitted at
the nieetingvof the Council the first
week in April. The seven objectives
referred to are: Health, Home,
Character, Citizenship. Use of Leis
ure, Learning, and Vocation.
TO HOLD JUNIOR
ORDER MEETING
The Junior Order United American j
Mechanics will hold its regular meet
ing next Tuesday night, March 1, in
the h i! over the First National
Bank. Mi. lames L. Robinson will
b- the speaker oi the evening and
special music will' be furnished by
Rev. C. L. Alln and his choir from
Allen's Creek. AIT members, former
members and prospective membeis of
this order and their wives are invRed
to be present for this, meeting- .
ANNOUNCEMENT
The following announcement has
been received with interest by friends
in Waynesville:
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Therrcl an
nounce the birth of a son, Frunk
Buchanan, Jr.; on Sunday, February
7.
Mrs.Thenel is the' former. Miss
Nora Ashtoii, daughter of Mr. arid
Mrs. II. S. Ashton of Waynesville,
Mr. and Mrs- Therrel are mak'ng
their home in Nashville, Tennessee.
FOUNDERS DA Y PROGRAM
EAST WAYNESVILLE SCHOOL
(Contributed.)
(Left from last week,)
One of the most' enthusiastic meet
ing of the year was held by the Ea.-t
Waynesville P- T. A. on Tuesday
night, February 16, at 7:;!0 o'clock.
The purpose of the meeting was the
-observation of Founders Day, the
anniversary of the organization of
the first Parent-Teachers' organiza
tion in this country. The program
for the evening, after regular busi
ness session was concluded, was in
At the conclusion uf
refreshments were served
oi iour large uirtnuay eil
candles representing, (h
School, and State wafers
with whipped cream.
There was an atteiuiaiu
at this meeting. Mrs. D. M ?,
: .1 ill
president- oi cms orgaruza'.iui; ,
very enthusiastic worker in the
A. one ictcYca ui- nearly M
ation of all parents and ttatfc
the interest of this schoul.
"CACKLES"
From
Hyatt Poultry Ranct
Daily fresh non-fertile egp.
not be content to select your rf
random. Specify the kind and I
as you oo on mner sianoaro
of food.
Eggs are very absorbent ol!
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odors tnrougn ine pores oi ij
Thus becoming contaminatK
tiuality and richness spoiled
KODAK FINISHING- Mail orders
given prompt attention. Give us
a trial. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Our prices arc niodertte. our work
unexcelled.
ECKEN ROD'S STUDIO,
. Caoton, X. .
YOU'VE HEARD ABOUT THE
PICTURE "FRANKENSTEIN" NOW
SEE IT AT THE WAYNEWOOD
THEATRE, THURSDAY OR FRIDAY.".-','.
We Hope You Will Like I j
Try the following receipt thin
Eggs and Asparagus au Gri.
6 hard cooked eggs.
Vi ts p. celery salt.
lt cup grated cheese.
1 No. 2 can green aspaiag:
1 4oz. package egg noodles
IVi cup white sauce.
Arrange noodles in buttered
dish. Arrange layers of a.-;,
tips, sliced eggs, cheese and :
Cover with white sauce ami;
with grated . cheese. Bake it
late oven (375 F) for 20 rtiir.
until cheese is brown. Scnw
HYATT'S POULTRY lit-
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Mr and Mrs. L'enianun Colkitt
returned this week from, a two weeks'
tour oi Idol ida. The iMled all
mam points of interest and also
pent some time in Havana, Cuba.
Mr i-nrl Mrs. Joliu M. Newton.. Jr.
(Ire-.-!-. - -on,. Mis T . A. .Mcl.lain,
T A MeClain. III. and Lawrence
K. Met lain f Oklahoma City spent
it portion ot the week as guests of
Mr. and Mr.-.. .1. M. Newton,
.
Mrs. Kenneth Bummer, who is
spending some time with . her grand
mother, Mrs. Minthorne Woolsey, in
Asheville, was the guest ol her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Alden Howell, Jr.
last week.
Mis- Mildicd Md ia.ke , who is i
ftudent at Weaver College, spent the
week-end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. 1 M'Ci.wkcT Mis, Mc
Cracken h-xd a- hei guest Mi.
Adeline Teairuo of Prentiss, who also
attends.' Weaver College.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Geir, -M r. and
Mrs-W. I.. Batier-on, Willium Rob
irtson. I U. S:a4l,ht-i ml Poitei
Tleivdcrson oi Canton wore among
; hose attending the Pythian '..mooting
here Monday night.
iv,. .Krncsi Uya t. Mr:., 1- 1!
k.-'do,i, lli.'.s Man;.Hid Hyatt, an.!
rd '.'vvatt spool several (lavs la.,,
: in Charlotte,
is.'.cv, Mildred and Wilda Craw
spent last week-end as guests o
; Nora M ood v at the Moody Earn
'Van
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Mrs. Ernest A ithers- is
v:'ral days visitmir lu-r lvi)
an 1 Mi
1 anta . C
Satterthwait, in At
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h and M
r .guests (
,mts, Mr, :
uiw her siste
from Henders
Jit. an I
com pained
KODAK FINISHING- Mail orders
given prompt attention. .Give u.
a trial. Satisfaction euaia n1 ced.
Our prices are moderate, our. work
unexcelled.
ECKFNROD'S SrJ UDIO.
. Caiitcn, N.C;
Suffered Ten Years
Then Found Sargon
Recommends It Because It Proved
Worth in Her Case
"Sarcon and Sarcon
Soft Mass Pills are the
most wonderful medi
cines I have ever used.
I say this because
they have brought
back my health alter
I had sun erect lor wu
lnn-r rs MV llTCr
was torpid and my
complexion snnow. oiy
entire system was fill
ed with poison, i was
: dreaoivuiv nervous
i n,ne InttlTICT mV strength
md cnerpy. Sargon enaca my muu-j.
m io oilier medicine has ever done.
But i.he greatest blessinrj of a 1 was the
Say the Sanron Kofi Mass Pills relieved
me from constipation from which I had
nufered for so many years." Mrs. Alix
.nder Malcott. 1405 W. Sixth Street.
Oklahoma City. Ok'.a.
CURTIS CUT-RATE
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rs. t!tu-.! llav ii -ve-
their v. I.iii'-.r '."to and
ii visiting the groom par-
1 Mix C. F. Riy. Mi'
i.riror M is.--,: t'dii:; . la", .
Mis M B i 1 's i.
Mi-s .Mars S ,i gf,e!
ami Mr, Aaron Prevost to the. H'-t vl
tenn'al bill held the "5joi.' -m-derbilt
Hotel in Asluvillo .S-iturdav
nir t
Mr and Mrs. Wilson Barron spent
the1 week-end in .Rock Hilt, South
Ca - dirci. Ketiirnmg with them va
Mi . P. in cm' sister. Mis. C. K. Haiii-
ilt m, Ji , of Phladdphi i Mr. Ham
ilton' 'wilt return home-Mcmday- -: .
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TO MEET
The regular moiUhlv meeting ot
the Waynesvib? .Music ( lub wiil be
held net S...diy .ifttinoon, Febru
ary 27, at :l:30 o'clock at t'-in Com
nitinitj Club looms. Mis Nancy Kil
Baii and Miss Ida Jean Brown will be
hostesses for the meeting and Mrs.
Hugh Love will have charge of the
program.
BESEFIT SUPPER
SATURDAY EVENING
There will lie a benefit supper
sponsored by the Order of Eastern
Star, on Saturday evening, February
27, at the W. W. N. C- Cafe. A de
licious home-cooked meal will be
served. Oysters, ham, chicken salad
pie, and cotie will De mciuciea on
C1ROGERY DEPARTMENT Waynesville, N. C,
What Are You Paying For Quality Groceries? We Quote A Few Prices on Guaranteed
Quality, Full Weight and Pack Mock tor Your Consideration.
4 No. 2 Cans Tomatoes '25c 3No. 2 Cans Green BeailS
te?" Apple Butter 15c
. i. inni i " ii i i ! hiiiiiim m-iMiwwii nil i 'i-iTMHHNimJ i.rT"rriTT TT"T
50r BARTON'S DY ANSHINE S
Ik Box COCOA
II). Jar Peanut Butter I Be
iOE POLISH 2 for SOc
IffT"" WW IP llllli II I'll III rr I
the menu. Price 35 cents,
patronage will be appreciated.
Your
El-rlo, lb. 12 I,
4 Cakes Palmelive Soap
and I Box Pahiiolive
Beads,-'; all . for .:.
Pure Fresh Grouod Coffee
Santos 19c, Bogota Blend 29c
MX
Maxwell House Coffee
Matches, 2 Boxs for
House Brooms, 25c and ;44f
1 Gallon Oil Cans
25c
BMM.nM lUMWiiwiMwwniiritiiiMM . .. Ml ill ilnl flHIiHf HiH ill! 'Hi UllllililH HI il HBllWmilTr
Guaranteed: Hard '-Wheat! Flour
lag lb. Bag $1.09, 98 U Bag S J.
4
8 lb. Pail Spoco for
59c i Monarch Oat Meal, 3 for 25c
Cotton Seed Hulls
Cotton Seed Meal
100 lb. Bag Salt
- 40c
- $1.00
- 95c
100 lb. Alfocorn Laying
Mash or Growing Mash
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101bs.for 4SC 25Ib. Bagfor $l.i
100 lb. Bag for S4.75
We follow the maket - You can alwavs buv with confidence
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