THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1933
THE WAYKESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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SOCIETY PAGE .
Local
Items
Society
News
Eleanor Bushnell, Editor -
Phone 137
l,Uhiiril. Ml"-
i.,.,u.,i at North
J jT JS AXXOUXCED
';;.,eret to many friends in this
""; th'1 announcement of tne
'' Mr Edgar James DucK
"7 Mr and Mrs. E. T. Duck
: MLula Gilmer Hood daugh
,nd Mrs. I, G. Hood, of
' ,'-v,t which was solemnized
' fU-fifth day of February.
'V . -nonv took place m the par.
'"' ' f 'he First Methodist chutcu
f're. South Carolina.
' : ucke:t is at present a W-
Carolina
.;t-v, tViP class of 19.51,
,x.
i.-ohanical engineer sv .ure "v
;n Goldsboro. . '
"Vliun,. counle will be. at !"m.
H..pital. Goldsboro.
j TUU IS BIRTHDAY
..iprV HOSTESS
m Betty Latham was host-
number of her friend? on last
hv afternoon in honor )f m?t
i, i-i'thdav xwnwrai-vf: at the
f l.er mother. Mrs. J. K. f--
(i-t- gamc" i small table hold.
- i.irihdav cake was placed on
a dainty ice course was
i' colo,.' scheme of pink and
was carried out in detail in the
appointments.
ipA- jiresent were: Betty
Barbara Ann Boyd, Hazei
Ma-ion Morgan, Patsy Gwyn,
n Rctlv McLean. Bobby
,yU Colkitt, Cubby White, Bil-
,vi Jack Worthington, Louise
, Mark Dicus, Dot Miller
- Wav, and Gene Latham.
'
I.cp I-Vvguson of Jonathan was
,-! business Monday.
:tt
S. M. Latham and
wppk-end truest s of
ml Mrs.
rip' WPVl
Mr- J. U Latham
'Hvatt is spending th!f
: v'iv as ibe guest of Mr.: and
K, T. Duckett.
r. II. W- Baucom and Misses
,;.:.-'h and Edith Baucom returned
a fi'vm a -visit to the eastern
,m the state. Miss Elizabeth
who is a student at Mere-
College- i'V Raleigh, joined her
lor and sister there at th? close
;c school and accompanied them to
nington.
i-s F.dwina McDowell, who was- a
k;i' of the senior class of the
nun's College of the University
sr.th -Carolina this year, ha r
ail home with her sister, Mis8
ion McDowell, who '.is- a student
i'.e saint college.
rs. J. M. Mock and Miss Mary
k, Who left Sunday to attend the
aieiicement exercises at Duke
versify, are expected to return to
accompanied by Miss Martha
k, who received her A. B. degree
uke this year.
i-s Helen Martin spent last weok-with-her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.
-Martin; Miss Martin, who was
!ua;od from North Carolina Col
lar Women last year will receive i
dryree in dietitics at Duke Uni-
:': in Durham today, : .
.
liv Kli'abetii McCrackon. who i- -a1
mi at .Western .-Carolina Teachers
" ".'ha j arrival to s'penfi the -p'.in
'with bet- p;iiei.ts. Mr .and' 31i
I'..' M .';;,' i.vii
GIRL SCOUTS AXD MOTHERS
ARE EX TERTAI SED j
An interesting and most enjoya-1
ble affair las: week was the Mothet i
and Daughter Banquet given on Hi-
dav evening tor the Uin aisHits ana
their mothers. The Community Club. ,
which sponsors the Girl Scout orgafc-j
ization. assisted the girls wun too
entertainment of their mothers and
the banquet was held in thp Coiniuu-1
nity Club room.
For the occasion the rojms weie
bright with a wealth of spring tie,
crs. The guests were seoated at oni
long table which was heautifu'ly ar
ranged with bowls of mixed flowers.
Mrs W. D. Smith, Captain of the
Girl Scouts, wa, mas e of ceremo
Mrs lt,ii Cnlki't. resident of
lilV..-. --v.. . ,
the Community Club, welcomed tht
guests and Mijss Abbie Fay Henry re
sponded for t.he Girl Scou s and Mrs.
J. M.KelleO vesponde 1 for the nioth
er.:. The main address of th; evening
wa given by Mr. Jerre Cockett of
Asi,eville, vice com cross.'; i;:cr of C:rl
Scout work in this dia'ruf- Her Ulfc
on the organizatin and progres, ef
Girl Scout work in Ashcvillo was
both instructive and ontertam-ns and
was followed by a round, table ca.
cussion.
Other numbers on the progiam in
dued short talks by the follow itnr,
Abbie Fay Henry on "Fust Aid;
Kathryn Martin, on "HomemakinK,'
and Drama Lampkin, on "Natuie
Study " Mrs H. W. Baucom and Mist
Iiessie Bovd, members of the Girl
Scout executive committee- spoks
briefly, and Mrs. Joe Liner gave
' . .. . , , i ., ... I. 1-wifO
synopsis ot tne i.in .couc wi a
A solo by Miss Iris Chat'in, aeeom-
panied hv .Miss lia ureen, an n "
dance by'Miss Hilda Way. were great
ly enjoyed.
"'Approximately fifty guests were
present for the -delightful ansir
Member-i of the comniittee ; frm the
Community Club who helped the g""
prepare the meal and served were:.
Mrs. Ben Colkitt, Mrs. Rufus Siler.
Mrs Linwood Grahl.' and Mrs. Carol
Bel!,- "
RRIIX.i: CTA 1! HAS LXJOYAULE
MEET
The Monday evening Contract
Club members and : sevrral other
guests were delghtfully entertained
thi- week by Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Bell,
For the occasion bowls of mixed
flowers were arranged in the hoina
An interesting game of bridge vvnt
eninved at three tables. , Mrs. Roy
tabic
by
St
cards cut fo.
Mrs. J: W.
tractive
MRS' EIRKI'A TRICK IS LUXCH
EOS HOSTESS
Or.e of the loveliest affairs of the
.-ummer season was the luncheon giv
en. Saturday by Mrs. C. F, Kim
pat rick at the Hotel I.eFaine.
The guests were seated at one large
table, beautifully appointed in silver
and crystal. A bowl of pink roses
graced the center of the table and
the delicate shade was further noted
in the candles and the place cards
which weie in th f,.:n and i c-' of
pink roses.
After the serving of luncheon con
tract was enjoyed on, the balcony of
the hotel. Attractive Dresden China
baskets with major decorative fea
tares of pink roses were given at each
for to;) scoies. These were won
by Mrs. D. D. I'errv and Mrs. J. W.
nver. The guests who did not rdav
1 1. . ! -1 1 1
r a uasKei or pinK uuus.
Keed received this ai-
gift.
The guests present were: Mrs. J.
Harden Howell. Mrs. J. V. Rood, Mrs.
W. F. Swift, Mrs. J. W. Seaver. Mrs.
R. H Blackwell. Mrs. Kov Francis.
Mrs: R. L. Lee. Mrs. K. L, Allen. Mr.
Angus Craft, Mrs. M. II. Reeves. Miss
Hobeivi Miller. Miss Frances Robeson,
and Mrs. Drayton Terry, of Sylv.
MISS I'HILI.II'S SI'OXSOR RHO.
DODEXPROX REST IV A L
Miss Ruth Phillips, of Charleston,
South ( arolina. who is n niece of Mist
Jennette Thillips of this city, hn
been named snonsor to the annual
rhododendron festiville in Asheville
.hint1 11, 15, and 10.
The South Carolina sponsor is the
daughter of Rev. and Mrs Rov FhU-
li;. She was maid of honor to the
May queen court of "Converse College
this spring. She will join with spon
sors from other Southern states dur
the the three days of the festival, ail
to be honored at a score of events.
. -
I) A. I'. TO MEET X EXT WEEK
The regular -monthly nieeteing of
the Dorcas 'Bell Love Chapter of the
Daugthers of the American Revoln
.tii i'n will be held ne"xt Wednesday af
ternoon . June M. at o'.HO o'clock with
Mrs. J. E. Henderson at her home'.
in ( anion.
Miv.. 'Charles Quinlau will have the
paper of. the afternoon on Histories
of Colonial: and Territorial States,
Miss Margaret Henderson will 'UiuuiM
the . ui-ject, "The Flag." :
V.
I'EXTS ARRIVE FROM 11
r. C.
Tlie following young piopie arrived
Tuesday from Cullowhee where they
are students at Western Carolina
Teache,- College: Miss Fannie Fearl
Fehnet, Miss Louise Five. Miss Mil
died Medford. Miss Mrgaret Ash
ton. Miss Willia Gay Lampkin. Miss
Caroline Allison, Miss Maye Davis,
an 1 Mr. Hugh Shelton.
RAI'TIST MISSIOXARV SlWf.Tl
TO MEET XEXT W EEK
The regular quarterly evening
meeting of the Woman's MisMonary
Society of the Baptist church will
, t
be held next Tuesday evening, .u"-
H, at X o'clock at Oak Bark, Ur
home of Mrs. Nora Welch Asliion.
MFTHOniST SOCIETY H ILL
MEET 77 'ESP A 1
The regula,. monthly meeting of
the Woman's Missionary Society of
the Methodist church will he hoin next
Tuesday aftenioon
at the church.
at 3:30 o'clock
MRS. QEEEX TO ATTEM O. iv'.S
MEET
Mr John M. Queen. Grand Ksthel
of the Wavnesville chapter Order ot
Fastern Star, will leave Sunday for
.. ..i..n .. .,.,,., ii. ivi auonci "i
meeting of the Grand I hay.er
E. S.
O.
Canipbell and
Mr, Horace Keener
won theLhigh score prizes, nuci
games a salad course was served.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs,
Roy. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs.-C C.
White, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Keener,
Mr and Mrs: Wiley Marr. Mrs. Wib
Ham Shoolbrcd, and Mr. Furney Iveji
o; Asheville.
vor; womex's socii.t to
MEET XEXT WEEh
The Young Women's Missionary
Society of the Methodist church will
,., t ,.,vt Tuesday evening at S
'clock
Hvatt.
the home Mis Murgaret
Mi:. A
Memphis
spending
.Wither,
Mae, at
parents,
11. Withers returned to
Tennessee Monday iificr
bo week-en, .1 with Mrs,
l I young daagl'.ter. Iio'.'y
ii home of Mr :. Wi'hei
r.. and Mrs. R. 1', Walker.
SOCIAL AT METIIOIUST ( lll,R( 11
THIS EVEXIXC
The adult women's class of th
Methodist Sunday School will enter
tain all nthe,. adult classes of the
Sunday School at a social tbis even
iinr at'7:;!0 o'clock in the dining iooni
of the cbui'ch.
i
Mr. George Knowl-ton., of Atlanta,
(borgia. i; the .guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Linwood Grahl.-
: '. Misses Adora and J osophiiio Holtz-
law, popular yoing daughters d
Mr. and Mrs. 'jack llol.claw, u
Kichmiind, Virginia and summer res
dents of Wavnesville, arrived "yester
day to .spend the summer with their
.grandparents. Dr. and Mrs. B. F.
Smat hers, and their nun'.. Mrs. Aiioiai
Ray ne. :
Miss Martha Nea!-,
visiting one of .her
Kingsport, Tennessee
following the close of
whoro she is a student
day to snend the summer
mother, Mrs. S. T. Neal.
who has been
elassmates ftt
for a week
Salem College
will arrive to-
with hei
f V-if:--
YES, 87 OF OUR
CLASS VOihU IHtrvi
THEIR FAVORITE
CIGARETTE
Mr. and Mrs. J- W. Reaver return
ed" Tuesday evening: from Winnsboro,
South Carolina: where they spent a
few days as the guests of Mrs. Sha
ver's sisters, Mrs. W. H. M actio an i
Mrs. R. B. Macfie.
K 7 & Wb
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XFAY COLLEGE FACULTY AXD
STUDEXTS TO RE EXTERTA1X
FD TODAY
Mrs. T, Lenoir Gwyn will entertain
th.- members of the faculty of New
College this afternoon at a lovely tea
at live o'clock at her home on Main
saw.
Fcip the occasion a profusion of
garden tlowers will be used to deeoi
at the home. Mrs. Gwyn will be as
sisted in receiving her guests by
her mother, Mrs. J. Howell Way,
About twenty faculty , members are
expected to be present.
At the same time this afternoon i
the District ( hamber of Commerce
will entertain the students of Now
College at tea in the Tea liiK'in at
Belle Meade 'Playground. Mrs. W. B.
Matthewis, secretary of the organi
zation, will receive the guests.
The Country Club golf course and
swimming pool and tennis courts at
Belle Meade Playground will also be
at ibe disposal of New College stu
dents and faculty today. This enter
tainment iis given through' the oour.
tesy of Mr. J. M. Ing and Mr. C. M.
Dicus.
Mr. Wayne Grahl. of Atlanta. Geor.
gia, is spending a month's vacation
with Ins parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.A.
Grahl.
Mrs. Horace Ferguson, Miss F.va
Leatherwood. and Mr. Joe Welch, who
have U-eii on a two week-' motor trip,
returned to their homes Monday. On
the trip they visited Mrs. Ferguson's
son, Dr. C L. Ferguson at Fort
Washington,. Md. and spent a few
days in Baltimore, Md. as guests of
Mr. and -Mrs. Fred Boone Medfo,rd,
and spent sometime in Xew York
City.
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thorn with the host
foods that an experienc
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are-serving them in tho
politest manner that Rood
lireedin ycoulii suyost.
Wo invite your next uroc
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Choice (Jrocevies
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;our clothes from wear
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tough net bags cannot possibly come in.
contact with wearing surfaces in their jour
u ney through the laundry. These bags are
?'m just one more reason why laundry-washed
p clothes last longer aU possibility of wear
1 is completely eliminated, and they return
'" to you clean, fresh and sanitary. We wash
'."' only in filtered, rainsoft water heated t
, sterilLzing temperatures. Laundry-washed
V clothes do lastj longer and ere cleaner.
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