THURSDAY, DECEMBER i, 1932
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
Page 5
Society
News
SOCIETY PAGE
Local
Items
Eleanor Bushnell, Editor
Phone 137
MRS. GL'LLEY IS GUEST OF .VI'-.
SIC CLUB
The .November meeting ot me
Waynesville Musk' Club was held
with Mrs. Hugh Love on last Satur
day afternoon.
The Federation song was sung as
th opening number, followed by the
collect. Minutes were read and ap
proved and eighteen members re
sponded to the roll call. Mrs. Jo-K-ph
Johnson presided over the reg
ular business session. A letter was
-ezd from Mrs. Met' all, district direc
tor, congratulating the club upon
sending the largest per cent of mem
bers to the district meeting at Ma
rion, and reporting the Waynesville
tlub the winner of the subscription to
tin national magazine.
Miss Nancy Killian. leader of the
afternoon's program, discussed the
chapter on "Art Songs" from the
course of study. The following pro
pram was given:
Current Kvents, Miss Quinlan.
Chorus, "Hark, Hark The Lark," by
the club.
Vocal Solo, "The Lotus Flower,"
by Miss Ida Jean Brown accompanied
by Mrs. Robert Stretcher.
Piano Solo. "Prelude in C," by Mrs.
Joe Johnson.
Vocal Solo, "Lullaby," by Miss
Charlotte Hatcher accompanied by
Mrs. Stretcher
Piano Sjolo, "Wedding Day at
Groedhaugen," by Mrs. Robert
Stretcher.
Vocal Solos, "Chauson Hindu." and
"Love's Mystery," by Mis. Charles
(Julley of Western Carolina Teachers
College.
The hostess, assisted by her sister,
Miss Caroline Alsteatter. served a de
licious salad course.
MRS. BOONE HONORED
OX BIRTHDAY
Mrs. Rufus Siler complimented her
mother. Mrs. J.K. Boone, last Tues
day with a beautifully appointed
luncheon. The occasion was in ob
xivance of the birthday anniver
sary of the honor guest. The guest
list included twelve of Mrs. Boone's
most intimate friends.
Colorful flowers and a blazing log
fire made a most inviting setting for
the group assembled. The decorations
of the luncheon table were significant
of the approaching Thanksgiving
season accentuating the colors of
orange and bronze. During the serv.
ing of th" lucheon Mrs. H B. West
and Mrs. J. Howell Way gave toasts
to the honoree, in which both express
the love and affection held for her by
ach guest present.
For more than a half century Mrs,
Boon? and her family have been
prominently associated with the re
ligious, social and civic Mitciests of
the town. On this anniversary cf her
birthday she was the recipient of
many lovely gifts as well as messages
from friends and relatives attesting
the high esteem in which she is held.
The guest list on this happy oc
casion included: Mrs, W.T. Lee. Mrs.
D M. Killian. Mrs. Wesley Brown.
Mrs. Robert Q. McCraeken, Mrs. R.
H- Blackwell, Mrs. J. Howell Way.
Mrs. B. F. Smathers; Miss Edna
Hayes. Mrs. W. L. Kirkpatrick, Mrs.
H. B. West. Mrs. J. L. Weaver, and
Mrs. T. N. Massie.
SUPPER CLUB HAS DELIGHT
FUL MEETING
Members of the Contract Supper
Club were charmingly entertained on
last Monday evening when Mr. and
Mrs. C. V. Bell were hosts at their
home on Central avenue.
The Thanksgiving idea was car
ried out and a delightful supper was
served at card tables. After several
interesting rubbers of contract Mrs.
C. C. White was found to hold high
a IovpTv boudoir
lamp. Mr. Wilford Ray held high
score for the gentlemen and was pre
sented an attractive prize.
Members of the club present were:
Mr. and Mrs- Wilford Ray, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Bell, Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
White. Mr. and Mrs, Roy Campbell,
Mrs. Horace Keener, and Mr. Clyde
Ray.
COMMUNITY CLUB TO MEET
NEXT MONDAY
The December meeting of the Com.
munitv Club will be held next Mon
day, December 5. at 3 o'clock, at
the club rooms on Main street.
The program will be in charge of
the Social Service Department of
hich Mrs. Harry Rotha is chair
man. Current Events will be review
ed by Mrs. Frank Bell and special
music will include Christmas Carols.
Hostesses for this meeting will he
Mrs'.- J. M. Long. Mrs. W.T. Shelton,
w. L. X. Davis, and Mrs. Eli Mc-
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PRESBYTERIAN AUXILIARY TO
SERVE SUPPER
The members of the Woman's Aux
iliary of . the Presbyterian church
will serve a supper Saturday even
ing. December 3, at the W. W. N.C.
Cafe, beginning at 5 o'clock.
A plate supper will be served for
35 cents with a choice of oysters or
baked chicken and will include hot
rolls, coffee and dessert, j
The proceeds from this supper will
go to the Manse fund. The public
is invited to come and get a deli
cious meal at little cost.
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Rev. and Mrs. R. P. Walker re
turned Friday night from a two
tbppIcs' motor trin through Florida
and Georgia. They were guests of
Rev. Walker's brother,- Mr. R. M.
Walker in Blountstown, Florida and
visited relatives in Tampa and St.
Augustine, Florida and Covington
and Augusta, Georgia.
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' Mr. and Mrs- J, L. Robinsbr, and
Mrs. J. L. Weaver motored to Knox.
ville. Tennessee Thanksgiving Day.
MRS. SHOOLBRED HOSTESS AT.
Mrs. John N. Shoolbred was host
i's at' a lovely dinner party on last
Saturday evening entertaining in
honor of hor husband, Mr. John N,
Shoolbred, and her son. Mr. William
Shoolbred- at her home on Boundary
Dinner was served at a beautifully
appointed table which was centered
with an attractive arrangement of
galax leaves. Contract bridge w;as
played at two tables during the cven-
Mrs. Sho.lbred's guests included
the guests of honor and Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Colkitt. and Mr. and Mrs. Lauriston
Hardin.
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MR. AND MRS. L. E. JONES TO
SPEND WINTER HERE
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Jones arrived
last week and are at home in Cleve
will Apartment No. IB for the winter.
Mr. Jones is proprietor of The Little
Gallery of Woodstock, New York.
He is an artist of note and his paint
ings, especially those of The Great
Smokies, are becoming famous. It
has been said that Mr. Jones' paint
ings are doing more to advertise the
new National Park than did Horace
Kephart's writings.
It will be remembered that Mr. and
Mrs. Jones spent the winter of 1930.
31 here and their many friends and
e-lad to welcome
them back to Waynesville.
Mrs. C. S. Badgett and daughter,
Miss Katherino Badgett. of Richwood,
West Virginia and Mrs. George
Ward of Asheville werP Waynesville
visitors Tuesday. Mrs. Badgett and
Miss Badgett are spending a few
(lays in Asheville at the Asheville
Biitmore Hotel and will go from
there to Georgia where they will visit
relatives for a few weeks.
Mrs: E. S.Harrold returned Friday
from a three weeks' visit to Wash
ington. Baltimore, and to her old home
in St. Mary's, Maryland. In Wash
ington she was the guest of her
daughter.. Mrs; Guy W ithers, and Mr.
Withers. Mrs. Withers accompanied
Mrs Harrold home and spent sev
eral days before returning to Wash
ington. , , ,
Mr. an.! Mrs. V C. ltus spent
Thanksgiving . in Uemler-'- uivillo as
quests of the 'nttei-'s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Foster Bennett. M'-s, Kuss re
mained in Henderjonville until bull
day and was accompanied home by
her sister. Miss Myrtle Bennett, who
will Visit her for several days.
Mr. and Mrs Gei.rgc Sheviil Jr.
and small daughter, and Mrs. Carrie
Sherrill. and Mr. Jule Robinson, of
Asheville spent Thanksgiving here
as guests of Mrs. Carrie Sherrill s
sister. Mrs. John LcRoy Davis, and
Mr. Davis.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Isenhour and
daughters, Nancy, Miriam, and Jane,
of Charlotte spent Thanksgiving and
last week-end as guests of Mrs. Jsen
hou's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. .Q
McCracken.
Rev. and Mrs. P. W. Tucker and
Mr Horace Tucker returned to their
home in Lincolnton Sunday, affter
spending Thanksgiving as guests of
Mr- and Mrs. Dewey Stovall and Miss
Janie Tucker.
Mr. John Harney of Raleigh ar
rived Saturday for a week's visit to
Mrs. Harney and children at the
horn,, of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
W. T. Lee.
M -..r,,! Mw. Wavno Battla of
H Mrs June Kin-
caid of Dillsboro spent Thanksgiving
with their parents, Mr. ann ,rs. vj.
C. Plott.
Sam T inrr. who has been
seriously ill at the Haywood County
Hospital for the past -two ,ow. w.is
!. .. her .I'm'- ,vwi'!U . :n
cvi,diVi:vi is rcp-'? .I-'. be jrttev. -
Air U U T.innhnrdt. (if the Kng-
land-Wal'ton Company, from IVahody,
Massachusetts is spending ims nyvn.
at the LeFaine Hotel.
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at wl. H Knpvss snent Thanks
giving in Anderson, South Carolina
q iki mipst. of her sister. Mrs. D.S.
Vrndi'vcT. and Mr. Vandiver.
n- u'.iltn.- fnmnbclt has return
ed to his home in Detroit. Michigan
after a visit to Mr. and Mrs. John
Campbell at their home in .Maggie.
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f n-.i-o Sinrlair. .Tr of Wilming
ton was a week-end guest of Miss
Mary Barber at the home ot ner par.
ents,' Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Barber.
Mr. Frank Hardin was the guest
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Hardin. Thanksgiving Day and Fri
day. .'.
Mrs- Grayden Ferguson and a party
of friends spent Saturday in Ashe
ville. '"-
Mrs, 0:ayloi! Walk?:- and daughter.
Para. Jar,r:, vrei-; AivrnVc vniitr?
Friday.
Misses Ruth Oliver and Mary Al
lison of Sylva were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Doyle Alley on Thanksgiving.
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Mr. Ben Colkitt left Monday after
noon for Philadelphia where he wib
spend several days on business.
Mr. R. L. Bradley and Mr. M. V.
Hickman of Lenoir arp guests at the
LeFam Hotel this week.
MRS. GWYN ENTERTAINS DIS
TRICT REGENTS
Mrs. T. Lenoir Gwyn, chairman of
Crossnore School for this district D.
A. R. will entertain the regents of
the various chapters in the district
at a luncheon today ;it her home on
Main street.
The guests wi'.l include: Mrs. J. S.
?ilvei ;tet n- regent of the Waightstill
Avery Chapter of Brevard; Mrs. Jo
seph D. Rivers, regent of the Ruth
Davidson chapter of Asheville; Mrs.
James G. Stikeloather, regent of the
Edward Buncombe chapter; and Mrs.
A. O. Myers, regent of the Joseph
McDowell chapter of Hendersonville.
Following the lucheon a business
session will be held when plans, as
Miirgested by Mrs. Ralph Van Lan
ningham, state chairman for Cross
nor? School, will be discussed regard
ing a Christmas gift for Crossnore
from this district.
This will be a delightful social af
fair r.s well as business meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Schulhofer of
New Hampshire, who have been
truests of Mr. and Mrs. D.L. Schul
hofer for the past two weeks, left
Tuesday for Camden, South Carolina
where they will spend the winter.
Mr. David Felmet went to David
son last Thursday to attend the Dav-idon-Wakp
Forest game. He wns
'iceompaniod home by his uncle, Mr
Paul Francis, of Charlotte who spent
the week-end with relatives and left
Sundav.
Mr. and Mrs. O. Y. Kirkpatrick and
mall daughter. Jane, of Charlotte,
were week-end guests of the form
er's parents. Dr. and Mrs. W. 1.. Kirk.
Patrick.
Mr. and. Mrs. John Irwin ot' Char
lotte ver(. week-end guests of Mr. and
.Mrs. II. L. Coin.
Mr. an.l Mi- RuTus Siler and
'aaghtiis were AshcsiK" visitors
!': .ay.
Miss Kate Williamson of Canton is
pending several days in town as
sisting W.T, Hannah in his 'office,
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Messrs. R. E. Sentelle, Jr., and H.
B. Overton were recent visitors here
from Canton.
Mr- and Mrs. F. A. Justio,, of
Crabtree spent Wednesday in Way.
nesville.
Mr. DR. McCracken of Crabtree
made a business trip to Waynesville
last week.
Among the visitors in town last
week was Mr. H- C. McCracken of
Crabtree.
Mr. John Rutherford of Candler
made a business trip to Waynesville
last week.
Mrs. RE. Hipps and Mrs. Annie
Fincher of Canton were visitors in
Waynesville Friday.
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Among the visitors here last week
were Messrs. Lee Medford and S. H.
Justice of Canton.
Mrs. Hugh Massie and Mrs. M. If.
Bowles were Asheville visitors last
Friday.
Mrs. Sarah K Havnes of Canton
wa a visitor in Waynesville last
week-end.
Mr. Eugene Carter spent last week.
nd with hi family at their home in
he Clevewill Apartments.
Mr K. -F. Jli-np". Jr.. of. .Weaver-vine-
mid Mr. Wade Hill, of Canton,
v' '.o friends her" Friday.
Messrs. Denny and Hiram Mc
Cracken of Cribtree were recent
visitors in town.
Mrs Margaret Dorscy of Canton
'pent Friday shopping in Waynesville.
: Mr. II. (2. McCracken 'attended fel
: ra! .vnurt. iti Asheville last Week.
Mi. V. R. Me sir of ( ra'.'.nc wa-
bon on business last week.
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Rev. R. A. Sentelle of Pigeon was
in town last Wednesday.
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Mr. II. P. Ledlwtter was here from
Pigeon last week.
Mr. Hurst Justice of Clyde spent
a day in Waynesville last week-
Dr. A. C. Downs of Clyde -pent
Friday in Waynesville.
Mr. Jerry (Rogers was here from
Clyde Friday.
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Rev. Hannah J. Powell of East
Fork was here Friday.
Mr. Fred McCracken of Iron Duff
was here on business last Friday. 1
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Mr. J. F. Shelton of Dellw'ood spent
Saturday in Waynesville.
Mr. CharTe Moody vas here from
Cecil last Friday. '
Mr. John C- Haynes was among the
visitors here from Clyde last week.
Mrs. C. Wr.Teague of Prentiss spent
Saturday shopping In Waynesville.
Mr. Glenn Brown was a Waynes
ville visitor Monday.
Mr. R. G. A. Campbell of Maggie
.V a V.':' v.tc-villo vis';. Tuesday.
MISS BARBER AND MISS NOR
MA X EXTENSIVELY BOX.
ORED IX GRIFFIN
Miss Mary Barber, who returned to
U' home last week from a two
eek's visit to Miss Elizabeth Nor
man .it hi' r home in C.ritlin. Georgia,
-huuvi lienors with Miss Norman
'.: eviva! social functions during the
i ys preceding her ilepartflre. Miss
N.-nv.an being extensively feted
r:e to her marriage to Miss Bar
erV brother. Mr. Richard Barber.
On last Wednesday Mrs. Will
Slaton entertained her bridge club
;ml a few extra tables complimen
taiy to Miss Norman ami Miss Bar
ic . The hous,. was exquistely dec
orated throughout with pink and
white chrysanthemums. Miss Norman
was lovely in a smart model of , grey
crinkle crepe trimmed in brown and
worn with brown accessories. Miss
Barber was pretty in a stylish black
velvet suit worn with a turquoise sat
in blouse, small bla'k velvet hat and
other black acr.'ssjri '.s. Each ef the
guests of honor was given a lovely
prize.
Mrs. Quimbv Melton honored Miss
Norman and Miss Barber with a de
lightful bridge party Friday after
noon, The entire household was
thrown together for the occasion and
brilliantly decorated with u profu
sion of fall flowers; roses, chrysanthe
mums, and marigolds predominating.
Miss Norman was stunning in a crea
tion of mandarin red crepe worn with
black accessories. Miss Barber was
lovely in a stylish gown of black vel
vet trimmed with white and worn
with black accessories. Miss Norman
received two lovely line towels and
Miss Barber was given a dainty min
htnr,. picture frame.
Another delightful affair honoring
Miss.. Barber .and Miss Norman was
the bridge party given Saturday af
ternoon by Mrs. Frank I.indsey and
Miss Marv Mills at the attractive
Ik me of Mrs. I.indsey. The home was
mofusoly decorated throughout with
'innnt it it- of roses, chrysanthemums,
ivy and shrubs hearing bright red
' 0! ries. Miss Norman was attrac
tive in a smart model of gray crepe
fashioned with a brown satin collar
nnd worn with brown, accessories.
Mi-'s liarlH'r was pretty in a stylish
cieat ion of gray crepe worn with
m'tehing accessories. Miss Rarber
was present "d a set of bridge score
'nkIs and Miss Norman received an
Nqui-ite blue fostoria bowl. Approx
imately thirty-six friends of the host
esres nnd honoree were present to
enjoy this lovely function.
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JC XT fh')STESSE II.W E !l.
MINISHING PARTY
Mrs. C. L. Grahl and Mrs. Sam
Plott were .joint hostesses at a lovely
diminishing party on last Tuesday
afternoon, entertaining at the home
of Mrs. Grahl
The rooms where the guests as
sembled were bright with chrysan
themums and handsome potted plants.
The afternoon was spent in making
quilt squares.
Delightful refreshments were serv
ed by the hostesses, assisted by Mrs.
Fred Boone Medford, as the (con
cluding feature of the entertainment.
The guests included: Mrs. Roy
Metrtin. Mrs. Paul Walker. Miss
Kathleen Ellerbe, Mrs. Nell Akers.
Miss Nancy Harlan, Mrs Lucile
Foy, Miss Ida Jean Brown, Mrs. Rov
Moseman. Mrs. Jim Green. Mrs. J. W.
Seaver. Mrs. Albert Abel, M s. Frank
Rattle. Mrs. R. L. Coin, Mrs. W. L.
lampkin, Mrs. Fred Boone Medford,
Mrs. E. L. Hamerick, Mrs. Moody
Hall. Miss Gu-sie Martin. Mrs. Mat
re Paynes, and Miss Hester Davis.
U. D. ('. MEETS TOMORROW
Mrs. C. F. Kirkpatrick and Miss
Rohina Milter wilt be associate hos
tVje to the United Daughters of the
Confederacy at the December meeting
tomorrow afternoon, at 'fl o'cloc k at
the home of Miss Miller.
Mr. Ralph I'nvo-t left Sunday
morning for a week's business trin to
Washington. Philadelphia, avid Bal
timore. :
Miss Nancy Crockett, spent: la t
Ac; k-end with her. pnrents, Rev.-, and
Mrs. S. R. Crockett, at their heme in
Franklin.
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Mrs. E, V : Owcnby of Canton spent
Tiianksgiving here as the guest of her
daughter Mrs. Alvin Ward, and Mr.
Ward.
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Mr. Sam Cabe. who is a Student at
'Weaver College, spent Thanksgiving
with his parents,-Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
Cale.
Miss Clara Brown of. Marion war
the gue-t of Miss Elizabeth Reeves
Thanksgiving and attended the Way-nesville-Marion
game,
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Miss Margaret Ashton, who is a
student at W. C. T. C, spent Thanks
giving with her mother. Mrs. H.F,
Ashton. ,-
.Mr, Ben Atkins was at home from
the University of North Carolina
last week-end to visit his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jame? Atkins.
nna Mrs J. M.Lont? and Mr.
qnd Mrs. R.L. Prevost motored to
Knoxville Thanksgiving Day to at
tend the Tennesse-Kentucky game.
Mr. Hugh SheJton and Mr. T. L.
Bramlett, students at W.C. T. C. at
Cullowhee spent thanksgiving ait
their respective homes.
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Mr. J. H. Gossett of Medford Farm
spent Friday in Waynesville,
MISS CHARLOTTE HATCHER
PRESENTS ,
Her Music Class and
High School Girls' Glee Club
In Recital
Friday evening, December Second
Wayne-ville Elementary School at S
o'clock.
The program will be as ''. Hows:
-Vug. "li.i 1 .1'O.'lv Flov-ei "' by Lo
se iii-ls' Glee Club,
i': no, "l'eve.'.ion" (Robinson Cru
Stiitcl by Carl W. Kern. Mary
l e v .'rtruson.
Piano, "Lullaby." by J. W. Wil
i nis. Bertha Cbickaliilie.
Duet- "Festival March," by Low.
Beitha Cbickaliilie, Edith Haucom.
Group Lullabies:
"Cradle Song," by Ilrahm and
"Indian Lullaby " b W. II. Aiken.
Glee Club.
"Dessert Lullaby," by Lorenze,
Iris Chatin. Mary Glee Ferguson.
Shirt Studies by Beginning Pupils:
"The Waltz," Gladys Walker.
Song. Paul Walker.
Duet, "Tommy's New Drum," Rath
Gonce and Miss Hatcher.
Duet. "A Little Song," Lonore
Walker, Miss Hatcher.
String Trio, "Calm As The Night."
by Carl Rohm, Carmen Plott. Edith
Long, EdiSh Baueom.
Piano, "Alba (Dawn)," by Ethel
bert Nevin. Mary Penland McCracken.
Piano, "Ixive's Dream." by A. L.
Brown, Frances Rose.
Vocal, "Duna," Iris Chatin.
Duet, "Forest Dance,'' by Delibes,
Iris Chatin. Mary Glee Ferguson.
Piano. "Greetings," by Morrison,
Edith Haucom.
"Ships That Pass in The Night."
Iv T. Wilkinson Stephenson and "The
Aneelus." by C. Chaininade Sung by
Glee Club.
STORY HOUR FOR CHILDREN AT
COURT HOUSE
'The Children's Story Hour which,
at the suggestion of the Woman's
Club, is being sponsored- by the Wo
man's Club, Community- Club, and
'Civic League will be held every Sat
urday afternoon in the Historic
Room .'K the -court house at 3:30
o'clock.
The ti 1st story hour will be on next
Saturday, December 3. and will be in
charge of Mrs. C. F. Kirkpatrick anil
Mrs. S. '. G;iV .of the Woman's Club.
Miss ..Grace and Julia Bowles
left yesterday for Columbia, Teniies
sie where they will visit it heir sister,
Mrs. Dale, and Mr. Dale until after
Christinas. They will go from Col
umbia to Floridn where they will
spend the remainder of the winter.
FOR SALE -Fancy paper shell pe
can five pound' bags $1.60 post
paid, direct from our farm, South
Ga, Paper shell pecans an- noted
for delicious flavor. Try u
bag. Larger quantity write
for sample and price. Can furnish
shelled pecans. Cabbage and Ber
muda onion plants. 7fc per 1,0000
Dorris Seed Co., Valdosta. Gu.
WANTED: Couple to Ik' murried
during Merchants Exposition and
Trade Festival Feck at Cham
pion Y. M. O. A. License, ring and
minister's fee furnished free in
addition to many wedding gifts for
bride and groom from Canton mer
chants. Paul Henry, secretary
Canton Merchants Association.
FOR RENT Furnished 'or partly
furnished bungalow. Very desira
ble. Apply to 101i."i 'Haywood
Street. 1 tc
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YOUNGER SET
One of the most delightful social
events for the younger set during th
Thanksgiving season was the party
given on Friday evening at the homo
of Miss Mary' Penland McCrackeu
with Miss Fiances Rose and Misses
Martha and Mozelle McCracken as
associate hostesses.
Lovely fall flowers were effectively
used to enhance the beauty of the
room.
Many interesting games furnished
entertainment during the evening. Bt
the conclusion of which refreshments
consisting of hot chocolate, mints and
cakes were served.
The guests present were: Misses
Martha Way, Mary Willie Rotha,
Edith Long, Iris Chatin. Edith Bau
eom. Lois and Margaret Dicus, Myr
tis Martin, and Messrs. Marcus Mc
Cracken, Paul Davis, Roy Walls,
Howard Hyatt, Lockland Hyatt, Har
ry Brendle, Glenn Wyatt. and Otis
Massie.
Mrs. Joe Rose and daughter, Caro
lyn, of Miami, Florida who spent the
summer at their home here, have gone
to Cincinnati. Ohio to join Mr. Rose
where they will make their home.
Mr. Rose is a prominent radio artist.
Ait present he sings daily at 3:15 p.
m. over Station WLW, as. "Joe
Emerson" and on Monday and Tuefle
day he broadcasts again nt 10:15 p. m
from the same station.
Mr. Jim Henry left Sunday for his
home in New York City after spend
ing a week as the guest of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Henry. Mr
Henry went to Greenville, South Car
olina from here with Mr.. Fred Henry
and Mrs. J. R. Justice and went by
plane from Greenville to New York.
While in Greelivire Mrs. Justice
visited her daughter, Mrs. Sam
Duvall.
Mr. Jack Phillips, who is a student
at Georgia Te -n and an outstanding
football player, left Monday to re
sume his studies after spending th
week-end with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs Decatur Phillips.
Mrs. Charles Byrd and two chil
dren are leaving (the last of this week
for High Point where they will joi
Mr. Byrd and make their home in
the future. They will b, accompanied
by Mrs. J. R. Justice.
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