PERSONAL AN D SOCIAL
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Gibbs, who has been
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Fred iStuart and
.Tr. who have been
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fchSe I" Newport, Long Island.
R Thomas has as her
c Hill of riillsboro.
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.1 LirJs irrivM Siinrlav
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L Birdie Dunn of Raleigh came
Hotel waynesvuie.
L Glenn Tate of Iron Duff was
,-gtor here last w.
Irsday in Waynesville.
Lsrs. D.'H, Harris Edison E
ins (..A.Logourn, miu
telle were among the visitors here
Canton last r ruiay.
L. Williams of Elmer, New
ey spent Friday jn Waynesville.
r. Grover Clark of White Oak
here Friday.
. Jerry Smathers of Canton was
on business last week,
s. Anna Doe Fran'-is spent S3t-
Ly shopping in Waynesville
r Jarvis H. Palmer of Cataloo-
vca a visitor here Saturday;
i J. G, Gosi-ett of Clyde spent
brday here on business.
Jonathan Woody of Atlanta
led friends and relatives here last
Jim Williams and little son,
ie, of Yorktown, New Jersey, are
ng relatives in the county.
essrs. J. F Rogers, R. F, Rogers,
med to her home after a visit to
Mrs. J. K. LeKtherwoou, in
Waynesville.
Mr. Cash Rogers cf Crabtre was a
visitor in Waynesville Saturday
ICE CREAM SUPPER
The place is Mount Zion.
The time Saturday, August 6, at
8 o'clock.
Given by the Epworth League for
the benefit of the church. Ice cream
and lemonade.
HS,ERAY' JR- RETURNS
FROM F. T. D. SCHOOL
Detroit last week witnessed a unique
innovation, the launching of the first
effort on the part of any industry to
educate its members in every phase
of their business. It was the first
annual school of design of the Florists'
Telegraph Delivery Association, which
has more than 6000 members thfbugh-
Mrs. J. M. Tro- V t t5- out. he wiM'
Gwyn, and Mrs. Rufus Silcr spent 'j Amon th l50? members in atten
Saturday in Franklin whe tw 2a."ce .at the school, hailing from
acted as judges of the Flowe.- Show
sponsored by the Garden Club of that
city.
Mr. Carr, Miss Mary Carr, and
Mr. Jimmie Carr, who are spending
the summer at the Gwyn home on
Main stree, have just returned from
a week's visit to their home in St.
Petersburg, Florida.
Mrs. R, S. Cline arrived last week
from her home in Dixon, Illinois and
will spend the month of Aueust as
the guest of her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. J.M. Mock, and her sister, Mjs.
Guy Massie, and Mr. Massie.
Mr. Walter Dungan of Elizabeth
ton, Tennessee joined Mrs. Dungan
last week-end at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Q. Mc-Cracken.
Mrs. Lula Blain .and son, Robert, of
Franklin spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Deaton.
!Mr. Ed Isenhour of Charlotte sDenr.
last week end with Mrs. Isenhour at
the home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs.
tl. y. McCracken.
Mr. and Mrs. Orvile Kirkpatrick' of
Port au Prince, Hati, left Sundav to
visit jelatives in Macon after spend
ing last week as guests of the former's
parents. Dr. and Mrs. W. L. KirkDat
rick. Mr. Kirkpatrick, who is a re
tired naval officer, is vice president of
the Haitien Motors, Inc. for the island
of Haiti.
Mrs. W. S. Johnson of West Ashe-
ville is visiting relatives in Waynes
villa this week.
Messrs. Roy and Frankie McCrack
en of Knoxville are guests of their
aunt. Mrs. C. A. Haynes.
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ivey and two
young daughters havP returned to
their home in Albemarle after spend
Best ami W. P. Best of Crabtreei ing last wek as guests of Mr. and
in town last week
F. Vr. Messer of Crabtree was
on business Saturday. v
.
J. V.. Sentelle of Natural
Ige, Virginia is the guest of his
K Rev. R. A.SenteUei, at his
on the Pigeon Road.
ar.d Mrs. S. J. "Moody of Jon-
n visited friends in Waynesville
week.
r. and Mrs. J. M. Wells of Can-
pent Saturday in Waynesville,
r. Fred L. Safford was here from
s L:cck Monday.
m
mow the visitors here last
rsday to attend the Ouilt Show
-Mrs. H. C. Crawford. Mrs. A.
jWalker, Mrs. F.A. Justice, and
Pearl Justice of 'Crabtree.
. A-a Recce from Clearwater,
la is visiting rplativps in Whv-
He and Crabtree. .
'
ss Marinrie Noland of Wnvnps-
Virginia is tllP Wlipcf f hr cia.
Mr. 0. 0. Burcin. nt her on the
wood. Roa'd.
Mrs. Guy Massie.
Dr. W. L. Kirkpatrick left last
Thursday for a several weeks' visit
to relatives in Kent's Store, Virginia.
iMiss Mary Emma Massie has as her
guest Miss Ruth Watson of Columbia.
South Carolina, Miss Massie and Miss
Watson are schoolmates at Greens
boro College.
Mrs. Traynham and Mr. Sydney Pru
den of Burlington and Mr. Gordon
Pruden of Rocky Mount were here
last week end visiting their mother,
Mrs.X. M. Pruden, of Atlanta, who
is a patient at the Haywood County
Hospital.
Miss Maniie Hambright of' Grover,
North Carolina is spending some time
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. H.
Blackwell.
Among the recent arrivals ai'e Dr.
and Mrs. George R. West of Chatta
nooga. Tennessee, who are guests at
the Blackwell home on Main Street.
Mr. H. H. W. Hart arrived Monday
front Cincinatti, Ohio to join Mrs.
Hart, who is spendind the summer
with he parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Alien.
forty vo states of the Union and
two provinces of Canada, was Mr.
Clyde Ray, Jr., local florist, who re
turned home Sunday.
, "Not more florists, but better flor
ists was the slogan of the school
sponsored by the national headquart
ers of th association in Detroit.
A staff of internationally known
experts in color, floral design, uses
of flowers, administration of a flor
ist s business and advertising made
up the faculty of the school, which
was headed by Charles H. Grakolow.
prominent Philadelphia florist and a
past president of the organization.
'Mr. Ray went by airplane from De
troit to Chicago where he visited
friends a few days before returning
to Waynesville.
LeFAINE GUESTS ENTERTAINED
Among the many special affairs
centered around the Hotel LeFaine
was th supper party given on Satur
day night by the managment for the
guests in the hotel at the rustic camp
of Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Kirkpat
rick at Crabtree.
In the party were Mr. and Mrs. T.
W. Shaus and daughter, Miss Mary
Alice Shaus, of Luverne, Alabama,
Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Pace, of Albany,
Georgia. Mrs. Charles E. Frazier, of
Atlanta, Georgia, Mrs. Carroll Long,
and Mrs. B. W. Cason.
SUMMER GUEST STOP
AT PIEDMONT
Among the new arrivals at ths
Piedmont Hotel are the followinir: Mr.
and Mrs. R. C. Wells and (Mrs. II. E.
Wells, of Talladega. Ala.. Mr. and Mrs.
Allen C. Gattscbaldt and Misses Mary
Louise and Hellen Gottschaldt, of At-
Miss Marjoric Crane, Miss Sadie
lanta, Ga-, Mr. and Mrs, E. B. Briggs,
Vickers, and Miss iMae Vickers, of
New Orleans, La., Miss Dorothy Mur-
ray, Mrs. Richard Murray, Miss Cece-i
lia- Webb, and Miss Sara Griffin, of
Mobile, Ala., Miss Bessie Mae Ses
sions, of Atlanta, Ga., Mrs. Harry
Jefferson, Mrs. E J. Vaughn, Miss
Harriet Vaughn, Miss Betty Vaughn,
and Mr. S. O, Leseur, Jr., of Louis
ville, Ky.
...SUCCESSFUL
HOMEMAKING
By RUTH MAVIS STONE
SOUR CREAM WAFFLES
t cup sour cream
2 ei-gs
1 cup self-rising
flour
4 tbsp. melted
shortening
I to 4 tbsp. wa
ter or milk
Heat the egg yolks, add sour cream,
then sifted Hour; combine well, add
shortening, and lastly, beaten egg
whites. If the dough Is not thin
enough to pour add cold water or
milk as needed to give the desired
consistency. This amount makes three
large waffles. The amount of fat
called for Is necessary when the Iron
Is not greased. With a greased Iron
the amount should be cut In half.
SOUR CREAM NUT BREAD
4 cups flour cup of milk
4 cup sugar or enough to
5 eggs make molil
2 cups thin, sour dough
crtam Si cup of chopped
nuts
Sift the flour. Beat the eggs, win
trine with milk iind add to Hour to
form n moist and fairly stiff douglt.
Aild nuts and more milk If needed.
Turn Into two well-greased loaf pans,
ret the pans In n cold oven, heat
gradually to n temperature of ."(HI in
8-."i degrees, mid bake about Sit min
utes or until the bread Is IIl-IiI brown
mid firm to the touch. The bread
sliould be allowed to cool :i rt tit I ly,
I lien wrapped. In a towel or several
tbiil;iiesses of pitraHin paper and kepi
in a bread-box IM hours before ctit
tlna. The crust will be soft nnd need
lint be removed when making rami-wUhes.
Hazelwood News
Mr. and Mrs. David Gaddy and
small son rpent the week with Mrs.
Gaddy's sister, Mrs. Ina Fisher, of
Enka.
DE WEESEAVHl TE'XER
Coming as a surprise to their
friends of Hazelwood was the mar
riage of Floyd Dcwoese to Miss Jan
ette Whitener. They were quietly
married in Clayton, Georgia July 9,
I9.'i2. The wedding was announced
Saturday, July 30, by the groom's
mother, Mrs. Lillie Dewee3e. The
couple- were accompanied to Georgia
I y the bride s sister an J brother-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bryson. M rs.
Biyson being the former Miss Mary
Whitener. The bride is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles White
ner of Hazelwood and the groom is
Mirses Wilma Hoyle and Muttie K.
Clark were Asheville visitors Satur
day. Mrs. W. T.Deweese was called to
Asheville Saturday on account of ill
ness of "her daughter, Mrs. R. L. Jus
tice. the son of Mrs. Lillie Deweese.
Miss Ellen Fox of Elk Mountain is
visiting her brother, Mr. Harley Fox,
af Hazelwood.
A B. Y. P. U. Study Course will
legin Sunday, August 7, at the Ha
zelwood Baptist church. All the
young folks are urged and invited to
attend. A state worker will teach
the course.
B.Y. P. V. SOCIAL
The senior B. Y. P. U. ofthe Ha
zelwood Baptist church neld its
quarterly social at the home of Carl
Swanger Various gumes were play
ed by the fifteen numbers present.
Afterwards a delicious ice course
was served. They young people re
ported a good time.
Of interest to many friends will be
the following announcement: Born to
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dempsey, Friday,
July 22, a daughter. Mrs." Dempsey
is the former Miss Fay Snyder.
Hazelwood Wins From Try on
The Hazelwood Ball Club journey
ed to Tryon last Saturday and came
nome with another victory, winning
by a score of 15 to 3. The. score does
not at all indicate the closeness of
the game.
eighth inning the Hazelwood club was
holding the lead 6 to 3, and any kind
of a break then would have meant a
lost game, but in the ninth inning
the boys went on a hitting spree and
were successful in putting across
ten runs in the last frame.
Foster pitched good ball for Tryon,
but Anally had to be relieved by
Rhodes. Burrell hurled good ball for
the local club, and was ably assisted
by his team mates in the held. The
batting of the local club was featur
ed by a home run in the fourth in
ning by Frank Robinson, with no one
on base, this being the first run made
by Hazelwood. Tryon made their
three runs in the seventh inning. Ha
zelwood will go to Swannanoa Satur
day of this week to play the Beacon
Mills Club.
BYRON T. REEVES HERE LAST
WEEK
Byron T, Reeves, former citizen and
merchant of Waynesville, now of
Asheville, was in town one day last
week on business.
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fought battle up to and through the are adding additional storage facil
elghth inning. At the end of the ities to their hives
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