,tr JUNE 16, 1932
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
Page &
bERSOrslAL AND SOCIAL
PHONE 137
f Robert McLeod, the
birs-..'nn. who has
ft ' . "rtained since
k'l0Mt LdMrs. M.
Urems. - fternoon.
ajW. f M.i. was
U .1 liuincr rOSfcS.
ers USeu v-...0 ,
'S? put away Miss
rM. 'I i the luckv
...,c I0UI1U i." - ... -
hieh and Miss
the 1-.V. Both, as
Ur t, "'ere Pre-
,in included Mrs S. P.
-rin Ward, Mrs. K E.
' uirrv Rotha, Jr., Mrs.
iilar7 M Hubert
ffm Lee" Jr. Mrs. Joe
V .,A Mr. Fe-
('ham naiiii"i
i Kenneth Ferguson,
lrs- .. ii.kViia 'av
''".Miss Mary Pauline j
Elizabeth rieii.y,
Mary Stringfield,
Urrett, Miss Harnett j
'c,.,!i(.!(l Miss
Mice i'". -. - -havi
MissMarie Plott,
i-h Uarreti,
I '' . , li.il Hjf iaa
jliss Time not"".
Miss Josephine Davis,
Francis, and Miss waiy
of Ashevnie.
.-:.!,. irrniin for tea
unugi- i r - .
liter Fer?u?on, Mrs. Lm-
Mrs Otto i.euoeiiei,
'oClure, Mr.-. Jere Davis,
Mrs. Bryant Smith, of
'wa RAY
S1DGE
largest aiiairs of the
the' itridge
L kct Thursday evening
L0".r W. Rav at the
tatter's parents, Mr. and
Hey. The living rooms
ely arranged in dowis oi
in a pleasing eombina
' and colors. Mr. and
re assisted in receiving
ft the latter s sis icr, una.
lr.
il progressions Mrs. W u-
was fotm'i to noia tne
the ladies and Mr.
-pin biirh lmonir the pen-
Mr, jerry 'Colkitt cut the
After tiie games' a salad
was served.
e enjoying the occasion
Mrs. Jamei M. Long.
R. L.Prevost. Mr. and
litP. Mr. n .Mrs.- Jerry
Lnd Mrs Roy Campbell,
Joseph Graves, Mr; and
;0S IS BRIDE
ibeck
of interest to a large
mesville friends and ac-
1 well as to relatives
j the bride and groom in
a, was that ot Miss r aye
Ir. Mr. William E. Har-
citv. who were married
J Presbyterian church,
S, C, Tuesday evening,
marriage ceremony was
i the uastor. Rev. Dr.
Iderson, who is a friend
ies and a classmate of
k was formerly of In-
khere her parents suil
graduate nurse, having
i at the Baptist hospital
. I. ror some time she
nected with the Hay
Hospital as laboratory
arbeck, of this city, and
rtant position with the
mpany here. Mr. and
irill ,!,,, u: v.
uiaftc tlicij. UIMIIC
bents on 1'igeon street.
. "
T Tlilifi.' nnr vc
ark Lodge has recently
I'luer.uie management oi
i. iv. mmingswortn ot
i!e; Florida. The boys
is heated there for sev-
11 not 01)-n tlii,- vi.nr
Mrs. Hollingsworth are
iniprpvenents . m the
!sie, Mr. and Mrs.
rn, Mr, and Mrs. Roy
indMrs;X. M. Medford,
nugn jiassie, Mrs. Wil-
s. s. T. Raymond,
Mrs. J. W. leaver. Mrs.
m. Mrs. Alvin Ward,
P. Jiiss Uetsev Lane
tlsie Davis, Mrs. . F. E.
Clyde Ray. Jr.
ft. Betty, of Clearwater,
oeen summer res
TOsville for the past
arrived and -wiU spend
at th s;i-ti -.
- "'CHuurne oi-
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- RenicTc and her two
fcwoVe, Virginia axe
niMrs.,7. M. Newton.
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LAMPIXG PARTY IX
JMUKY jlOLXTAIX Pil?,:
Miss Edna Hoovey, Miss Clara Lee
Hyatt, Miss Louise Wolfe of Ashe
ville; iMiss Florine Simpson, of Lau
rens, South Carolina; Miss Lois
Lostis, or Greenville. South Carolina;
Aliss Lucile Ervin, of Burnsville ; Mrs
Arthur Hyatt, Miss Nancy JlVuu. JU
W. A. Hyatt, and Mr. Lockland Hyatt
composed a party which spent last
wek-end camping ,n t.-n Gieat
Smoky Mountains National Park.
LEGIOX AUXILIARY MEETS
The Haywood Post No. 47 Auxiliary
of the American Legion held its reg
ular monthly meeting Monday at the
Masonic Temple. The" meeting was
opened with the usual opening exer
cises and all old business and com
munications were then discussed.
Under the head of new business,
delegates for the coming state con
vention to be held in Asheville July
17-19 were discussed. It was de
cided to have a call meeting to elect
deltgates. The following otticers for
the coming year were elected: Mrs.
f-. B. Camp, president; Miss Ida Jean
Brown, vice president; Mrs. F. H.
Saunders, secretary; and Mrs. W. F.
Swift, treasurer.
In the absence of Miss Nancv Kil-
lian, Poppy Sale Chairman, Miss Ida
Jean Brown made her report. Pro
ceeds from the Poppy Sale amounted
to $52.70. j
The Auxiliary had as guests Mrs. j
Hendricks, president of the Kiffin-j
Rockwell Post Auxiliary, ana rive otn-l
er members from Asheville. Also a
delegation of ten ladies from the
Canton Auxiliary were present-to
meet the Asheville ladies. The pur
pose of the meeting was to discuss
the coming state convention with the
vv'aynesville and Canton units. Mrs.
Hendricks is also chairman of the
fifth area.
The hostesses, Mrs. T. G.Massie,
Mrs. I. J. Brown, Mrs. W.T. Lee, Jr.,
and Miss Ida Jean Brown served de
licious punch and cakes during tne
social hour following the business
meeting.
Publicity Committee.
AXXOUXCE DATE
OF NUPTIAL
Taken from a California paper.
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Bowman of 109
East Spruce avenue entertained on
Saturday evening in honor u. their
daughter, Miss Jean Bowman, and
her fiance, Gordon Miller, at a
charmingly planned party. The oc
casion served to annpunce the date of
the marriage of the affianced
couple which is a nuptial event
scheduled for June 18. The marriage
date was announced in a Move, ...u., -.
when each guest was presented with
a miniature match box in the form of
a silver booklet which, when opened,
contained a candy heart and the news
of the happy event told in verse in
scribed on a double paper heart.
The bridal motif was carried out in
the effective decorations with a doll
bride and groom extending from
white ribbons attached to the chan
dalier above one of the tables at
which the bride-elect and Mr. Miller;
sat. '
Games were played an a dainty
supper served.
Bidden were the Misses Alta Ross,
Reva Ross, Eileen Powers, Helen.
Powers, Florence Ulm, Pat Penter,
June Carrigan. Gwenivere Crawtoiu
and Messrs. Reuben Adam-,. Lynn
Poos, Joe Ramsey, Phillip Francis,
Gerald McLaughlin, Charles Cromer,
Walter Nichols, and Gordon Miller,
and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bowman.
The wedding rites are to i.e sol
emnized in a pretty ceremony . ct the
home of Miss Bowman's uncle and
aunt Mr, and Mrs. W.H. Bo'.vman, ot
728 Nutwood street. Rev. 1 nomas L.
Burdden will officiate.
The bride-to-be has chosen Miss Alta
Ross for her maid of honor V alter
Nutlemier will serve Mr. Miller as
best man, . , ' - V
Miss Bowman is a. graduate f t ,Jn-
clWvVood Union high school a.id topu-
inr in vnunirer circles here. A series
of lovely pre-nuptial xourteucs are
being arranged in her honor.
Mr. Miller is the son of Mr, ano
Mrs. Edgar Miller, of V. anesvno.
North Carolina.
DISTRICT U. D. C. OFFICERS
HONORED' IX FRANKLIN
Mrs. W. A. Hyatt, district director
of the United Daughters of the Con
federacy, and Mrs. Roy Martin, dis
trict secretary, were guests -of honor
at a delightful party given by the
Macon county, chapter of tha, organ
ization at Franklin on last Monday
afternoon.
' announcement ::
Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Boyd announce
the birth of a son, Thomas. Grady,
on Monday, June 13, at the Haywood
County Hospital.
Miss Ruth Ferguson has returned
to her home in Whittier after a visit
of several days to her cousin, Miss
Louise Campbell.
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SSHOOL GRADUATES AND
STUDENTS , '
,Intter school TUTORING especially for boy3 anri
t0 & to college; also for coUege studente.
PUAL and class instruction ten weeks' course
Jj Monday, June 20th in classroom at Centil
school, next door to my residence for the
. on Haywood Street. Select class limited m
f: Aaditional to Class work, SPECIAL tutoring
maUcs, physics 'Latin, history and English.
OPTIONAL opportunity at "depression" rates.
rr imam Duruci j.
U N. CvU. S. Naval Acad., Ma3.
st. Teck. (M. S.)
.IK A. R. HOLD LAST
.UEETIXO OF YEAR
tll' ? Lenor Gw-Vu was hostess
to the Dorcas Bell Love Caapter of
t ie Amencan Revolution at ner home
on Main street, Wednesday al'.ernm
June eighth.
The paptr for the afternoon was
written and read by Mrs. R. L. Pre
vost, me suoject Using "l..eorge Wiuh
ngion, The fresident, and iue Home
uauug oi Murtna ana i.eorfe un.
iiikl ' inis Was a iuie iper and
concluded the proraiu c: t.uay on
beorge Washington that was carrieu
through the winter season.
The magazine review was given by
-Mrs. .Morris and ineiuueu tne reading
oi the President Gennai's monthlv
letter.
xne usual observance of Flag Day
which k, juiu- 4 and which given an
uuauy bv tne chapter was ieu by Mis.
' a-up. ' i:ig:ng oi The Star Spang ied
Janner, saiute to the Hag. msiory
ol tne r'ia were conciuai;;fc numoerV
on the program.
Mrs. Swift, chairman of Patriotic
Education, then presented Misa Mar
garet Ashton to the chapter. Miss
Ashton is a recipient of tne Slate D.
A. R. Educational Fund and is a stu
oent at v. C, T. C. at Cullowhee
where she has made an outstanding
record. She expressed her apprecia
tion us one of several who are le
ceiviiig the benefit of this fund.
MRS. E. B. CAMP,
Publicity Committee.
MR. HOW ELL HONORS (11 ESl'S
Mr. James Harden lioweil, jr. was
host at a delightful bridge party and
dance last Tuesday evening, at his
home, "Windover," honoring his cous
ins, Miss .Alma M.Uarshun ami Wr.
Herbert Dickie of Roseland, Virginia,
who are guests of Mr. lioweli.
The entire lower riour Oi the home
was - decorated with a prolusion of
American Beauty and Pink KiHarney
roses and fernry, carrying out a color
scheme of green and pink. These
colors were also noted in the ice course
which was served as the concluding
feature of the evening's entertain
ment. High score prizes followinjr the
bridge games were presented to Miss
Jewel Hipps and Mr. Ben Atkins and
Kenneth Dunham received the conso
lation gift.
Mr. Howell's guests were: Miss
Marshall, Miss Ellen Louise KilHan,
Miss Hester Ann Withers, Miss Ai
rion McDowell, Miss Jewel Hipps,
Miss Louisa Thackston, Miss Katheryn
Queen, Miss Gladys Dicus, Miss Edna
Garrett, Miss Marietta Way, Miss
Martha Neal, Mr. Dickie, Mr. Ben
Atkins, Mr. Sam Strinkfifld, Mr.
Marcus McCracken, Mr. Billie Pre
cost. 'Mr. Joe Sloan, Mr. Sam Bush
hell, Mr. James Rose, Mr. John
Queen, Mr. Alison Clough of Ashe
ville, and Mr. Kenneth Dunham.
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MISS PHILLIPS
V. IXS SCHOLARSHIP
The following account is from the
Washington, (D. C.) Times:
Her story of the part athletics had
played in her high school career won
for Miss Anfla Phillips, the scholar
ship at American University awarded
in the essay contest conducted by The
Washington Times in connection with
the college film, "Huddle," recently
shown at the Palace Theater.
The essays, ''Are Athletics Essen
tial to a College Career," received in
the contest all paid high tribute to the
part athletics had .'played in the lives
of the writers.
Miss Phillips said:
"First the athlete must have that
greatest of assets to a happy life, a
healthy body. A healthy body means
a cheerful, well-balanced mental at
titude. And the two produce a healthy
m r-l outlook."
The American University scholar
ship is being awarded by the manage
ment of the Palace Th ?ater, Tr
filn. "Huddle," in connection with
which the contest was arranged, is
regarded as the outstanding, college
picture of the year.
Mr. ( arle'.or. E. Weatherby le.ft
Monday for Durhanv where he will
r.ttend summer schooi at Duke Uni
versitv. He was accompanied by Mr.
M. H. BowleS, who will also go to
Duke summer schixd. Mr. Bowles
came to Waynesville Saturday from
his home in Irwinton, Georgia where
he spent his vacation.
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Mrs. Dave Simons ard Mrs. John
Queen left Sunday morning to attend
the twenty-seventh annual session of
the grand chapter of North Caro
lina, Order Easter Star at Rocky
Mount. These ladies will represent
the Waynesville Chapter No. 165; O.
E. S. of which Mrs. Simons is worthy
matron. :
', .
Miss Una Plott of Old Fort spent
last week-end as the guest of her
brother, Mr. Sam Plott. From Way
nesville Miss Plott went to Chapel
Hill where she will attend summer
school at the University of North
Carolina.
MV.. Pilmin Davis and her daugh
ters, Misses Virginia, Josephine, and
Edwina, of Atlanta, Georgia, arnved
last Friday to spend the summer at
the Hotel Waynesville. J ney nave -a
their guest, Mr. John Rainoy, also
of Atlanta. '
Mr. and Mrs. J. M.Tucker, Miss
Mabel Tucker, and Mr Lee Tucker of
Miami Beach, Florida will arnve to
day for a week's visit to Miss Annie
Albright. Miss Tucker is en route to
Worcester, Mass. where she will be
a director in the Y. W. C. A. Camp.
Mrs. Clyde Ray returned Saturday
from a two weeks' visit to .her .faugh-
-tjei," Mrs. Robert! ereecq, am m.
Breece in Raleigh.
:: '!.:-! Mr. M. H. Davis and his sister.
, M:ss Pauline Davis of Canton joined
tne tureka Club of Asheville for a
motor trip through the North. They
will visit Washington, Baltimore,
h.ladelphi;(. New York City and
Niagara Falls and .return July first.
Mr. Don Hyatt has returned from
Iu:ham where he went to attend the
commencement exercises at Duke Uni
versity. He was accompanied, by Mr.
John Lyons of Durham, who is Mr.
Hyatt's guest at his hom-j n the
: :;nview R.iad this w?ek.
Miss Annie Albright arrived last
week from High Point wh-Te she has
had a position on ti;e t icuuy o tin
...h i o:nt schools, to sueint the va-
k'ation w.tu iur parent, il:. and 'lrs.
1. F. Albriglif.
"'iiss Mary Morrow He'iity a:id Mr.
Charles McKeel, 3rd of Charlotte re
pending this week visiting their
grandfather, Mr. M. r. a. .in- t.
1 hey have as their guest Miss Jean
i'aUjdiman of Tampa, Florida.
Mr. J. M. Newton, Mr. Thomas L.
Given, and Mr. Thomas M, Seaweil
veil return today from Greensboro
where they went to attend the state
.'invention of the Knight? of Pythias.
Mf. ami Mrs. J. L.Young and two
o:is of St. Petersburg, Florida are
guests at the Herren home on Main
street. Mr. Young will be engaged in
the jewelry business here this summer.
.
Miss Helen Wright, of Talladega,
Alaoama, will arrive Sauird.iy to be
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. r'ia:i"is
Mussie at their home oi Branr.er
avenue.
Mrs. Adora Rayne a'l.i Miss Jose
phine Holtzclnv of Riciiinon 1, !'
guiia arrived last week M spend the
summer at the home of i:ie farmer on
Smathers street.
Rev. J. W. CumplHll and son, Willis
Campbell, of Stonevillt, are spending
a few weeks here as guests of Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. Campbell, am1, other rela
tives and friends,
Mr;. M. F. Albright left Saturday
for a week's visit to her daughters,
Mrs. 1). M. Heatty and Mrs. 0. B.
McKeel, Jr., and her eon, Mr, W. K.
Albright, in Charlotte.
Mrs. J. G. Holtzclaw and her daugh
ter, Miss Adora Holtzelaw, of Rich
mond, Virginia, arrived yesterday to
spend the summer at their home on
Smathers street.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Perry and two
children, Miss Bebe (lilmir and Mr.
Branner .Gilmer, of Miami, Florida
arrived last week to spend the sum
mer at Chestnut Incize.
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Mrs. Minthorne Woolsoy arrived
from Asheville Tuesday and Will
spend the summer at the Hotel Way
nesville. Prof. C. W. Newton of Fairmont,
West Virginia has 'arrived to spend
his vacation with his parentis, Mr.
and Mis. J. M.Newton.
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Mrs. Cleveland Kirkpatrick is leav
ing today for Bristol, Virginia where
she will visit Mr. and Mrs, Reginald
V. Arnold for a week.
Miss Mabel White, who is directing
the Vacation Bible School a th' i'res-
byterian church, is the guest of Miss
Annie Albright.
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Miss Marv Pauline Plott spent last
week-end in Sylva as the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Wayne liattie, ana
Mr. Battle.
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Mrs. S. C. Satterthwait returned to
her home in Atlanta, Georgia Sat
urday after a week's visit to Mr. and
M rs. Ernest Withers.
Mrs. Bob Noland and son, Mr.
Neil Noland, '.of Waynesboro, Virgin
iaia, are guests of the former's daugh
ter, Mrs. Otis Burgin.
.
Mr. Manson Shook and grand
daughter, Miss Alda Lee Shook, of
Asheville, are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
John Queen.
Mr. H, N. Sentelle, Mr. R. E.
Sentelle, Jr.. and Mr. Berry Plott of
Canton were among the visitors here
last week. '
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Mr. S. M. Robinson, Mr. ('. A. Cog
burn and Mr. Edison E. Collins of
Canton were here on business last
Saturday.
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Misses Carolyn and Louise Wills of
Memphis, Tennessee are spending two
weeks at Chestnut hoage.
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Mr Sidnev Martin of Ashcv'ile
spent Sunday at his home in Way
nesville. '.'
Mr. T. H. Haynes and Mr. Homer
West of Clyde spent Saturday in
Wavnesville.
'
Tr rKarles Humnhries of Walhalla,
South Carolina was a visitor in the
city last week.
AT. H'qi.J VirVr!rirk fptlimed
weeks' visit
to his home in Rents Store, Virginia.
Mr Rnipp Gordoh of the Gordon
Lumber Company of Asheville spent
Friday in Waynesville on business.
Mr F. H. Briees of Raleigh was
Ka cnipat. of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Ray
several days thisweek.
ir ariA M. F. W Varnedre of
Jacksonville, Florida are among the
recent arrivals at the uet aine notei.
Miss Fannie Noland of Crabtree
left last week for a visit to New York
City and points in New Jersey.
Miss Edith Byrd of Hendersonville
was the guest of Miss Elizabeth Henry
last week.
Messrs. J. B.Mann and T. A. Clark
of Canton were visitors here last week.
Mr. Welch Galloway of Asheville
spent Thursday in Waynesville.
Mrs. R. E. Owen of Jonathan spent
Thursday in Waynesville shopping.
Mrs. Forest Moody Canton spent
Friday shopping in Waynesville.
Mr. William R. Palmar of Canton
was a visitor here last Friday.
Among the visitors here from Clyde
last week was Mr. C. W. Caldwell.
Mrs. R. D. Gilmer of Vsheviile spent
last week-end at Chest-iut ixidge.
MASTER ELMORE CELEI1RA TES
IURTHDAY
Kelly Lee Elmore, Junior, cele
brated his sixth birthday on Friday,
June the tenth, at the home of his
grandparents, Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Mc
Dowell. A number of lhtle friends
enjoyed games and contests on the
lawn. Phil Medford won the prize in
the contest of "Mary's Little Lamb."
To the music of "The Wooden Sol
dier" the children marched into the
dining room to cut the large beauti
fully decorated birthday cake. With
this ice cream and mints were served.
Those invited were: Billy Davis,
Bonner Ray, Bebe and Phil Medford,
Eloise and Ted Martin, Jane Dudley
Francis-, Zeb Alley, Henry Foy, Rob
ert Gibson, Grace Wilburn, Shirley
Colkitt, Doris and Bobbie Colkitt,
Patsy Gwyn, 'Charles Way, Jimmy
Tutweiler, Betty Francis, Parker
Gay, and Isabella Joscelyn Elmore.
MISS STRIXC FIELD ' REPRE
SENTS ROTARY CLUB AT
RIlODOnEXDROX FESTIVAL
Miss Alice Stingfleld, daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Stringfield.
was selected by the Wnynesville Ro
tary Club to represent Waynesville at
the Rhododendron Festival in Ashe
ville this week. Miss Stringfield with
several other young ladies chosen
from Rotary Clubs of neighboring
towns rode on the Asheville Rotary
Club's float in the floral parade of the
fetival yesterday morning.
Mr. Lee Davis arrived Sunday from
Duke University to spend his vacation.
Mr. Davis received his degree from the
Law School of that university this
spring.
Mr. E. M. Hale of Sylva spent Tues
day in Waynesville on business,
a
Mr. Lee Davis and his nephew, Joe
Davis, are spending this week visiting
the former's mother, Mrs. J. S. Davis,
at Iron Duff.
Miss Thomas Stringfield is spend
ing this week as the guest of Miss
Caroline Ward in Asheville.
Mrs. H, W. McKay and daughter.
Miss Patty McKay, of Ashevi'la are
at Sunset Cottage at Lake Junaluska
to spend the summer.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson of
Savannah, Georgia arrived Monday
to spend a few weeks a. guests of
Mr. Hugh Sloan.
Mr. Clarence Ray of Winsor, North
Carolina, who for the past few sum
mers, has assisted, Mr. Paut Hyatt at
the Piedmont Hotal, arrived Monday
and will have the same position this
summer. Mr. Ray has as his guests
tHs week Mr. Rigley and Mr. White
also of Winsor.
Mr. "Shack" Cannon of Washington,
D. C. spent last week-end visiting in
Waynesville and Lake Junaluska.
Mr. and Mrs. J.W.Reed of Ashev-i le
expect to move to Waynesville in the
next few days and spend the summer
at their home on Woolsey Heights.
Mr. Jimmie Reed, who arrived this
week from Duke University, is also
here for the summer.
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