THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1933
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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Eleanor Bushnell, Editor
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CLUB CELEBRATES
-.77 4-V.Vl KKSAKl
. outstanding event among the
:.c't. Wa the :ea given Thurs.
'i-rivion bv the Woman's Club
home of Mr,'. R. N. Barber
'i'v was to celebrate the ioth
uv of the organization of
ljh which enjoys r,he distinction
the oldest federated group
wn and the th
the state
rd oldest federated
1.SS CRAIG IS BRIDGE HOSTESS
lovelv social event last week was
he bridge party given on Weu:ie-da
evening bv Miss hthel l rugs at
"Blink Bonnie," the home f Mrs. B.
J. Sloan.
F'fjr tables were assembled for
contract in '.he. living rooms which
were attractively decorated with
siimmpr dowers. A color note of yel
low and green was noted in the tallies
and the delightful salad course which
WVman's Club was organized was served at the conclusion of the
rl, home of Mrs. K. U Allen "
, ji! f 1JU with the late beloved
(.'inline Kellar as the hrst pres
'and who eied m that C-ipac-.'
r vl vears- The club was ted
... in itu!) and it seemed most.
- t0 have as one of the honored
on the happy occasion Miis
team Iell G.ih-n who was
, :. AUrt f-i'vf fwtarntirvn when
tion- tor a iuui--i ui w.j
Woman's Club nas Decn responsioic
for countless worthwhile civic move
Triers ami projects and its members
ha-c been prominent community
The guests were greeted in the re-..-tion
hall by Mrs. John N. Shool-
m,i Mrs.- R- H.BLackweu. nere
id white flowers combining the
colors were used with pleasing
HIGH OFFICERS RECEIVE
In the drawing room, which was
v feUtim-d in bowls of red and
'..V roses, stood the receiving line
h the following: Mrs. R. N. Barber,
. district president; Mrs. C. F,
K"kpatrick, retiring phesident of the
V man's Club, Mrs. Howard Ethe
r iigo- of Asheville, second vice-presi-o'
the stafe federation, Miss
'. rgarrt Lovell Gibson, past state
. ,dent Mrs E L McKee, former
. i.L.nt- Mrs. O. H. Tillet. of
4r.iVfv, rd'.iring district president
the following presidents of the
Mr D M. Killian, a char--.
, member.' Mrs. J. Harden Howell,
H McDowell, also a charter
mher and Mrs. N. M. Medford, Mrs.
ivei- Davis, the newy elected presi-
,'t the followinir charter meni-
Mi- II C I indsley Mrs E.
Mhn, Mr. E S Harrold, M.s
Ui.. Ector, and Mrs. I. J. Brown.
; the dining r-oom Miss Rooena
Her received. She was assisfted in
vi'ng l.y Mrs. Launston Hardin,
. 5r (lay. Mrs. Tom I.ee, Jr.,
- Mary Barber, and Miss Edwina
1 1. ivi-ni i iii.rn white flowers were
1 with a decorative, note of sil
significant of. the twenty-fifth
iv.versary. The central table was
i h : ! .( and cut work
ft, and was centered by a large
lite cake placed on a silver fan
,... on,! tnnned bv a smful
ver basket of white flowers. Around
l,i. '.i.m nrrnncod 2.') taicr
,i ,,.;u h .i1vor rihhotl. Ait one end
the table was a smaller birthday
,a ums nnt. bv the member
the receiving line, with Mrs. B.11-
mltt-incr first 3 it 3 happy
u'idence that it was also her
W and cike-. w( re
IV
V;
i yed from a ta'd
ver and flowers.
love!.' with a -ace
Ml
origs
of
icd fc
ong
ierf:
:her
L PROGRAM PRODUCED
i luring the afternoon ... a . delightful
liKK.ii.nl nrntrl'.am was ETlVen W'lah tWO
ii .,,1,. e: hxt Mrs Richard Barber
bv Mr- RDbert
St retcher. "Berceuse" by d'Ambrosib
im.i "From the Cane Break," a group
.i tit .. i ir: v.
ha. Mr. 'H mi V-Marsn v iwi-
Wnshina-ton. D. C accom
,v Mrs. W. L. Matney, a group
: i,v Mrs T, E. (ireen. accom
by Miss Nancy Killian.: and
o-rrinn '"of sflllffs hv MisS. Mil-
d Crawford.
Several hundred guests called dur-
jr.g the hours from 4.. to. o. wiui in,m
cJ.i women, motoring irom .neaioy
o ..'.-. , Among the out-oA-town
gue-ts , were, aside from those, pre-
vniouslv . mentioned., . Mrs.. George .
)shovrie of Asheville, president of
I'icu-ict:' number two, "Mrs. Lloyd J aT
;u:. Mrs. Gilmer Welch, both of
'uvillc, Mrs. I. .Grady Burton, of
Vi;auchula, Fla., Mrs. E. R .('. Miles,
vf Durham,, Mrs. 11. E. Elmore, of
gn, Mis R L Ovind and Mis.
n uton Tcrrv of Sylva, Mrs W. F
Quilliah, of Nashville, Tenn-, , Miss
1 m Tuckei, of Tdimville, Va , Mi-.
I W. Michaels, of Durham, . Mrs.
Iliirm- T? Vrohn nf TCnnsa.s CltV, Mrs.
I r Ganctt, of Reidsville, Mrs. Joel
1 Wilkin- of Andrews, Mri Franklin
Day. and Mrs. James Senior, of New
V-.rk City.
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'"'.s UUL MXRRIL MR II R
TtV llf'XDL'ICKS
Announcement has been made of
the .marriage of Miss Edith Mull (to
Mi H,im J Hendnckson Saturday,
. . 'mho 9.1 1Q'?'? of Plnvn'h. Cienrs-ia
Ine voung couple was accompanied
'o fknton hv Mr- V F Heiidiicks(
f Savannah. Georgia. Miss Carnvie
Estcs. and Mr Tut.her Curtis.
Tho Viriiln io itV, rlnilcVitev of Mr
and Mrs J. R. Mull of Hazelwood.
Mr. Hendricks is the son of Mr. and
Mr, C L Hendricks and i at pres
ent connected with The Royle Pilking
ton Company at Hazelwood.
. Mr. and Mrs. Hendricks will leave
on the fifteenth of this month for a
Wedding trip to s out era points:
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ADGER HOUSE HAS SEW SUM
MER GUESTS
Recent arrivals at ithe Adger House
are: Mrs. Louis Snedigar, of Miami
Reach. Fla.; Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Roundtree and children, of Charlotte;
Miss Julia Moncure and Miss Florence
hitman, of Houston, Texas.
i?ame
High score prize a double deck of
cards, was presented to Miss .Alice
Quinlan and Miss Nancy Killian re
ceived a copv of "Tony's Scrap
Book," as the low score gift.
The invited gue;ts were: Dr. and
Mr J R. McCracken, Mr. and trs-
l I.. Prevost. Mr. and Mrs. C. t.
Kirkpatrick, Mrs. J. W. Seaver, Mr.
and Mrs- Angus Craft and guests, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Cratt, Miss aiarjone
Mitchell, of Akron, Ohio. Mrs. Isa
bel! Rice of Worcester. Mass.. Mis
Alice Quinlan. Miss Nancy Killian,
m,. M H Rpeves. Miss Shelby
Semmes, Miss Eleanor Bushnell. Mr.
Jimmie Neal, Mr. Hen Moan. u.
Wallace Blackwell, and Mr. UUgn
Sloan.
TERhSTIG t 1 h 7 s REPORT-
Kl) AT RELLE Mr. AVE
Social events at Belle Meade Tea
p.n t.w thi. nnut week have been
featured bv dancing, bridge parties.
and dinner partiei.
Bridge wa played at ttve tables
yesterday afternoon at the regular
urn,iii.va,la v nnrt.v. Hostesses were:
Mrs W. F. Swift. Mrs. K. L. Uce,
Mrs J F Abel, Mrs. Tucker, of Lake
Junaluska. and Miss Adora Holtz
claw-
Tln entire day Tuesday was do.
voted to festivities celebrating ithe
i.i,,,.u, ,,f .ink- The main events
A VW w.i " ,
were a tea dance in the afternoon ami
a dinner in the evening. Ernie h.a--
siii.1 h .s "Silver Slippers lurmsueu
" 14 . - . . , 1 L tX f
,iw c fnr ,rhe ancp ana auouo ims
,.,,,il.K 'iiitended. Mr. David telniet
tv for dinner and ni
gut-t- wcie Ml s Loui-e Hill mi
Aurelia Sharp, and .ir. ana .'n.
Earl Smith, all of Canton.
On last Saturday af:ernoon Mrs.
V V. Doutt. of Canton enieriameu
two tables of bridge in honor of Mrs.
Nat Haiiirick, ot Kuthertordivjii. liti
guests besides the honoree wjre. aii.
V R Crute, Mrs. lshl raimei, n.
1' Cline. Mrs. Brownell, Mrs. .u
Branson, Mrs. Eskrulge. and Mis. ft.
Liner. High score prize went to
h- eiutc and Ul" liJnu lk N "
presented a guest s prize.
This evening the louKh square
dance will be held tor Square, uante.
lub members and their f riends, inis
weekly event has proven to he oni oi
the most popular and entertaining
uatuies at me lea J.j uim i- .u
wavs attended by a large crowd.
l-PllSl VISSI0AR SULll.lX
TO MEET
The regular monthly meeting of
the Baptist Woman's Missionaiy
Society wili be held next luesuay
afternoon, July 11. at 3:30 o clock,
at the church.
HI il M RIH 1 S RLPORl I D
AT THE PIE DM OS T
a v,.i verent, arrivals at the
Piedmont Hotel are: Mr. and Mrs. U
f Atlanta, Georgia;
nL t it i!i,it of Tuscaloosa. Ala
and Mr. 'and Mrs.: Harry Simpson and
daughter, of Miami, Fla.
WEEKS ARRIVALS REPORTED
AT JOSES FARM
The week's arrivals at the Jones
Farm are as follows: Mr. and Mrs.
R. C Foland ana Russell Foland, of
Jacksonville, Florida; Mr. and Mrs.
A. Y. Bragean and l'aul Bragean.
and Mr. Norwal Marr, of St. Peters
burg. Honda; Mrs. J. L. Bucksdale,
Jr., and Jimmie Bucksdale. and Mr.
B. V. Mitchell, of Mnanu, Florida.
DIXXER-DAXCE AT GORDOX IS
HRILUA.XT EVEXT
A large and enthusiastic crowd at.
tended the dinner-dance which mark
ed the formal opening ot the Gordon
Hotel Tuesday evening.
John Lewis and his orchestra furn
ished music for the dance and held
sway until the early morning after
the Fourth.
Approximate! v torty couples had
dinner at the hotel proceeding the
dance. The largest dinner party of
the evening was a Dutch treat com
posed of: Dr. and Mrs. V 1' . Lan
caster, Miss Helen l'eck. Mr. K. F.
Mclntvre, Mr. and Mrs, Bryant
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Charles BadgiMt,
Mr and Mrs. Tom Lee, Dr. and Mrs.
S. 1'. Gav. and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Ward.
Another Dutch partv was com
posed ot : Miss Virginia Welch,
Mr. Jimmie Neal. and Mrs. Jerry
Colkitt. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bar
ber, Jr., Mis Adora Holtzclaw, Mr.
Ed Romfh. and Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Masie.
Miss Margaret Rav, Mr. William
( arson- Mr Frank Hardin, and Mr.
an.i Mrs. Wiley Marr were at one
table- Miss Mary kirkpatrick. Mr.
J. Richard Gerringor, Miss Virginia
Campbell, and Mr. Janie Boyd occu
pied a :able tor four. Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Hyatt and Mr. and Mrs. C- F.
Kirkpatrick were at another table.
MR H RIthR I ThKTlS 1 IS
TORS Mrs Richard Barber. Jr. was hos
tess at a charming affair on Wednes
day afternoon when she entertained
at bridge m honor of Miss Shelby
Semmes. of Chicago, guest of Dr.
anil Mrs ,j. K. .vicl racKen, Mrs. nou-
rt Woodward, ot Columbia, who is
pending the summer with Mr. Wood
ward's parents, at the Adger House,
and Miss Virginia Davis, ot Decatur,
Georgia, who is the guest, of hoi
uilt Mrs. dradv Boyd.
Oiiiinitit.ie.s of briirht summer How-
eix were used a. decoration ior uie
(fair After a reries of interesting
DIWLRPUtl) 17 JOMFARU
Mr. and . Mrs. Ellis A. Yost, of
w i rt ,.i n ( wt it ho-t- at a
.lelightf ul dinner last 1 hursday even
ing, entertaining at ine -t."'-
',vr n number of thei r ; 1 rienas, w "u
are spending the summer in Asheyille.
Covers were laid tor tne ioiiowin.
Mr.: , and Mrs. A o-i't., - Judge Jonn o.
arker, of Charlotte; Judge and. .u.-
dliott Noachcolt.; of lluntinirton.
West Virginia ; Judge :-n .ui -- .v.
Sopor, of Baltimore, Md,.; fr. aim
Mr- L I. Yost, Miss Dorothy Jack-1
on and Mi L I! Jack-on of A-he-ville;
and Mr. Claud W. -Dean, of
Richmond, Virginia. ,
'
i:uni I s n tin.o
o.sr.s
Ruth Ratcliff , Was hostess at
. , J? ... I hinc riUn t il
a charming nuoi""1.' C,mo
last Sunday, entertaining at. her home
in Ratcliff Cove. .. ' :
A feature of the afternoons eptei
taihment was the watermelon cutting
LcluiiiiviiL , V,o hostess
on the lawn, aiuer '';"'";, .'- ,
and her guests motored to, oeue -hc
Playground for .swimming.
Mi-: Ratcliff's guests ..were: . Miss
Mane Swayng.m Mi- hcimc
Co'lin-. and Miss Be-ie Swayngim,
all of Chde; Mi. Ernest : McC.ackcn,
of Lake Junaluska. and Mr. U.nton
Me.iford. of Clyde. . ; ,
m i hir an n tractive . iri.e was
awarded to the holder of the high
score. 1 lie hostess also prescne
hu-elv hnndkerchiels to Mrs. Wood
ward and Miss Semmes and guest
towel to Miss Davis.
The gucs,U present were: Mr.
Woodward. Miss Semmes, Miss Davis,
Mrs S. P. Gay, Mrs. Tom Lee, Jr.,
Mrs W. W. Norman. Mrs. Wilson
Baron, Mrs. J. R. McCracken, and Mrs.
Hilli n,i Atkin- Mi-, Josephine Dims
of Decatur, Georgia, joined the group
for tea.
..'.
Vlsi LDP I' lil'(0 ,lrjOI f
COUSIN
V Edith fvner Bavicom enter
tained a,', a most enjoyable party on
Mondity evening honoring her cousin,
M r. Eugene I.angston, of Danville,
Virginia, on his sixteenth birthday
anniversary.' Mr. . Langston and his
sister, Miss Caroline, Langstcii, are
house gue-r'ts of the liaucoins.
A':: rat; iv, '. :at''ini- of mixed
summer flower were used for the
affair. Games anil contests furnished
amusement throughout the evening
.v.-,i ili.-, prinel-i'idiriL' feature a re-
. ' '.' . . .i
fi' shmg ice course was .-eren.
, Those : i. re-en' were ",he gue-t of
honor and Misses Caroline Langston.
Marv Pcniand McCracken. Frances
Pose.-Margaret and Lois Dicus, and
Mt- i- Rov Wall-, Paul Dai- Joe
Edwards.. Frank Mass.ie, and Glen
it
Mr. Langston received a number
of .attractive gift-. .
HOUSE PARTY FOR MISS SEM
MES Dr and Mis. J. R. McCracken en
tertained delightfully last week-end
with a house partv at the Semmes
home in Chestnut Park, in honor of
their guest. Miss Shelby Semnnv, of
C hicago.
On Saturday eveninir several addi
tional guests joined the group for
dancing which was one feature of ahe
'! . . - t- 1 ....
week-if ul entertainmeni. ainmay
afternoon a number of others joined
the week-end party for tea. Six
tnends ot the hosts anil honoree were
members of the partv from Saturday
until Sunday evening.
I.EGIOX AUXILIARY TO MEET
The regular monthly mewing id the
American Legion Auxiliary will be
held nest Monday aiternoon, July 10,
nt 4 o'clock at the Hotel LeFaine.
Hostesse, for this meeting will be
Mrs D D Alley. Mrs Roy Campbell.
at 1 M rs. Hurst Burgin.
HOTEL GORDOX HAS XEU Si M.
MER GUESTS
Summer visitors reported at the
Hotel Gordon are as follows; Mr.
Leo C Tolman. of Jacksonville. Ha.;
Mrs ,1. B. Chestnut, of Savannah,
Ga - Mi-s Maud Cox and .Miss W U-
helmina Tate, of Ruthergordton ; Mrs.
I'harUv Handlemau and Misses l!ci-
trude Tilly and Maurice Handleman.
id" New Orleans, La.; Mrs. B. W.
Moselev and Miss Frances Moselcy.
of Greenville, N. C; Mrs. Walter C.
Biwn, of Burlington; Mr. Irving
Roth, of New Orleans, La. Baron and
Baroness Von Below, of Washington,
1). C will arrive today to spend the
summer.
MRS. WITHERS WILL SlXU AT
CHURCHES SUXDA)
F.milv Marsh Withers, soprano, of
Washington, D. C, will he guest soloist
at the First Pre-hyterian ciiurcn ai
the morning services next Sunday,
Julv !. She will sing. ' Thou Wilt
Keep Him in Perfect Peace,' by Oley
Speaks.
At eight o'clock the same evening
Mrs Withers will be guest soloist at
-.he' Methodi-t church.
Mi md Mi- Jjik W i.p i id thiee
children letlt Wednesday for their
home in Sylvester, (ieorgi.i, after a
ink's i-it to Mi an 1 Mi Jame,
Atkins.
TmU Sent!-, of W niston-
Salem and Miss Dell K'ng- of Leaks
..;n., .,rnvl . Mniidnv . to sneml 11
wuk i- i u-t- of Mi- M iithi Ni il
at the Clevewil! A'pantmetit s.
Mr and Mrs. Frank Albright and
on . imiiiiv who had neon visum
il,,,;,. nni'i.nk returned to Charlotte
Sn.hirinv .nei'oimianied hv Mr. Marion
Bridges who returned Sunday.
Mr, Bob 'Woodward' returned to his
home in Columbia, South Carolina
after snondmtr the week-end
,. iii, M,s Woodward and his parent
m- .n,i Mra if W Woodward, at
ill i . m
the Adger House.
M .r Ualnh and Aaron l'revosl
and Mr. FrantU Massie returned
Saturday from Chicago where they
went to";i':tend the Furniture Market
i-iiid the World'.- Fair.
.Mrs, W'iison Baron had as her
eue-ts!at the Adger House last week
end her aunt. Mrs. M innic Collins, of
Columbia, South Carolina, an.) hi r
eoirdn, - M iss Sara Wilson, .d' M iami.
Florida.
Mrs. Ix'Slie G. lhom and daughter.
Mi s Martha lhom, and Mr Allord
Noble have roturned to their home in
Richmond, V lrginia after spending
the week-end wr;h Mrs. 1 bom s sister,
Mrs. James L. Stringtield- iwid Mr.
Stringheld.
Miss Helen .Martin let t yesterday
to spend a tew davs in Asheville as
the guest ot her brother. Mr. Sydney
Martin. On Saturday Mt-ss Martin
will go to Bennettsville. South Car-
ohnt where she luu a position as die
tician in the Marlboro tounty Hospital.
.Mrs Joseph Johnson returned Sat
urday irom Raleigh where she spent
a week as the guest of her daughter.
Mrs. Cameron Reynolds, and Mr.
Reynolds. She was aecompuiined home
bv her son, Mr. Johnnie Johnson, of
Llr.abethton, who spent the week-end
and the Fourth with his parents.
Mrs Alfred Anderson, of Mena,
Arkansas, Mr. and Mrs. William
(iarrison. ot West Asheville, and Miss
Eleanor Garrison ot C anton visited
friends in W avnesville Sunday. Mrs-
Anderson and inlaiii daughter are
visiting the torniers parents, Mr. and
Mrs W .C. Garrison, in I anion.
Mr and Mrs Roger Pittman and
two children, Hetty Joe and Martha,
of Barnesville, will arrive today to
spend the summer with Mrs. Pirtt-
man s sister, Mrs. It. . naucoiu, ami
Mr Baucom. Mr. Baucom and Miss
Klrnhi'th Baucom. w ho have been vis-
Mr C. F.
Keves of l
visitors here
Owen and
anion were
this week.
Mrs E. L.
among th
Mi W. L. Hardin arrived Sunday
from Washington D. ( ., to spend the
summer at his home here.
Mrs. John
lor a week's
and Mrs. Fnmk
Troy of Durham is
visit to her parents
here
. Mr.
Ferguson.
iting in the i
accompanied
nesvilk'.
astern part of
the Pntmans
t In
to
state
Wav
Among the visitor- here from Fines
( reek Monday were Messrs. thus. B.
McCracken and Thomas Rogers.
Mr. Hubert F. Lee. of Atlanta, ed-
i',o,. of ' Dixie Business," was a guest
at the Hotel Gordon last week-end.
Mr A. K. Kirkpatrick. ot Mebane,
was a week-end guest ot Miss Mary
Mock at he,, home on Havwood street.
Mr- Forderiok Love of Richmond,
lrginia spent, last week-end and the
Fourth with his mother. Mrs. Hugh
Ijove.
Piol
I 111 ver
arrived at I
the stinimer.
Erby Hudson, of Vandorbilt
ltv, Nashville. Tennessee, hast
ako Junaluska o spend
Mr. Mctiee 1 orter. of Bii
Alabama, is the guest of Dr
Thomas S.ringtield at then
Walnut street.
niingh.im,
. and Mrs.
Ii.mi.i (in
Among the vi
tree Monday
Roger-. J. B.
J I, Walker
i oi - hiu
were Mi
Best. J. B.
t rom
- i -J
a mi
Ci ih
I. F.
. and
M r II B Lvdbetter was here en
business Monday.
Hunt liailev ot
urd.-iv in the city.
Canton spent Sat-
Mi
on bu
W.
due
l!.-t i
Monday
f .Civile was here
Miss 1
visitor
Mr. D
W a vne
:iizabeth lingers of Clyde was
in the cilv Monday.
C. (
iville
lark of
visitor
White Oak
Monday.
was
M r T homas
a visitor in it hi
Terrell of: Pig.
citv Monday.
Mr. J. A. Collins of Clyde
Wavnesvilie visitor Saturday.
Mr W. .1. McCrarv ot
Mountain was in town Mojidi
Mt
vllle.
vi-it to Mi
"ProsH'Ct."
. Ge'org
arrived
e W Tavlor
Monday for
i. Charles
.f M
lew
Ki res -
d iyV
Quinlan at
1 1 viler
Mis
spent
Pearl
lulurilay
stiee
)ping
Crab' reo
town.
Air. Glen Boyd of
here oil business the Hi
Joivaithan Was
st of the week.
Mrs (i. K. l'erguson of
'reek spent Monday shopping in
nesvilli
Mr. A. (.!.. 1
(Ink of W hit!
iness Monday.
Fiiiet
W i
C
aldwin. .111,1 Mi
Oak were ln'iv on bus
Mr. (
M onda y
W (
in the
aldwell
city.
hi' Cly'de' spent
1ISS
Mi,,
Mr. Hull Withers
phi .., Tennessee
spending the wee
Withers and litlb
Mae. at. the home
parer.; Di
Mi -gin,
i;
Hotel
Rev
Mi( t
ville i
I II
; .spei
W'avi
i: i'
'rken
idiiig. th
.sville.
A m;
'in
ricus,
mer
ei.r.
the
MeCrai
Hi' Clyde
s Sal unlay
n and
were
ss Loi;
aynes
MR.
SHOOLBRED HONORS
rrnRWA VISITORS
Honoiing Mrs Allen McC ean of
Tampa Honda, and Mrs. S .n.fred
Baker, of Orlando, Honda, Mis
William Shoolbred entertained today
with a knely bridge luncheon at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs l.
A. Black, at Sunny C0ve Orchard.
Summer flowers in bright shades
were effee'ively used as decorations
for the home. The luncheon table was
centered with an exquisite
mixed flowers. In the afternoon
, in.mi iwn tables.
Driage was fij" - :
rfu. in.indpd onlv a few
cloe friends of the guesits of honor.
Ml LI HOSORS MIS
SEMMES
M' s S'lelby. Semmes,. of f.'hieago,
. . . . it..
guest of Dr.. and Mrs. .1. iv. ' -
Ciackenv who has : been ex en.-ii.
entertained during her visit in the
n;4'..,io: Vinnnreil on last, Monday af
ternoon, with a charming, bridge
party, given by Mis- Nancy Killian. .
.Cut flowers from the'. garden of t10
hostess formed a bright ''background
for the rooms wherein the tables were
arranged. High score prize .was. won
by Mrs- Ben Colkitt and the hostess
presented ' attractive . guests'., prizes Hp;
Miss Semmes and Mrs. Richard Bar
ber. Jr.. recent, bride. At the con
clusion of the games an ice course
m- -ered The ho-tt- wa- a-itefl
in receiving her guests by M r-. - f.
S-,vif- and Mrs. Jim Killian.
Those invited were: Miss Semmes,
Mr J R McCracken, Mrs. S. P. Gay,
Mrs Robert Setretchor, Miss Wilda
r ia fold Mi- Hull Wither-, Mis?
Mrs. Alvin V ard,
Mi-. Dorothv I ane, Mi- Maiy String-
field. Miss Eleanor Bushnell, .Mrs. m.
ti r,.-io0 Mr William Shoolbred,
M Ron Cnlkitt. Mrs, Jerry Colkitt,
ai . r r,;--n TTarHin. Jr., Mrs.
Richird"Barbei Jr, Miss Marv Bar
t. ivtw rntva Rell Mrs. F rank
UCl, ,'113. A.ttiW . .....
tn ir; Rofcov T.nnA Ouinlan. ana
Mrs- Hugh Massie.
Mrs Winifred Baker, of Orlando,
A M A C. Mclean, of
Tampa, arrived last Wednesday
d tho summer with
their parents. Dr. and Mrs. J. F- Abel
a1: their home on Love Lane.
returned to .Meni
yesterdiiy.', after
-end with Mrs.
daughter. I ''. J
of Mrs. Withers
;n, ' AI IS. K V M'l .
Mr. and Mrs. E.E. Stretche,. and
the hitter's mother, M rs. Lulu Vy.yAo
of W'Msmi Mills, who h ive been visit
ing Dr. and -Airs. Robert Stretcher
'f.r,. the past , tell days, are leaving
fodav l'r a visiit (o relatives in Ohio.
Mrs. Thomas M. Seawell of Clinton,
arrived last Thursday and is spend
ing a week at -the H"tl LeFame
W i ss Anne Seawel 1. Who accom pa n ted
her mother
rien,l the
luska.
io W
summer
at ('amp
, will
Juna-
Mr. '
.lustiee
from ('
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i nd am
mong. the
Saturday
Mrs.
'visitor!
bei'i
SUMftlElt FOODS
YOUR FAMILY
ENJOY
2 1 u 23c
10c
10c
15c
20c
25c
35c
WILL
! icsh Hem,
HlCV I'lilkt'S
Lihl)"'.s ("nlilonua
siMN.vni
1 can yellow
( liny, PKU'IIIvs
Ilein ( ooked
sp.;iiktti
foi
11 viil .srnrlel, l"-o..
SARD INKS
I'juilic
1 1 I isll
Siiied Luncheon
TON 111 I K. per 11).
( omplete line ol Liplon's,
llo.Kii and Chaso-Sanlxirn's
Teas and Coflees
J. C. ROSE
Home Grocery
Choice (.roi-crics
'hone 88 Main St.
. J
Mi
gia spent
Norman at
W W orman of (.rifbn. (reor-
ast week-end with .his,
the Hotel Wavnesvilie. ;
1 l
"Willi caicfiil liitiuls and loving- hearts
W(i lay (tur ticad away i o sleep. : .
ri . must Hi'sf ni iiviile Iheii-
(111 - I I 1 1 ' 1 1., I I L . . . ' L ...... , ,..
.;,.,- Sf.rn.w lakes llie time tn weep."
Garrett Funeral
Home
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PS
SUPERSENSITIVE V N( 11 KO
MATIC ROLL 1 ILM
Recently the Eastman Kodak
Company Wnt us, for trial, three
rolls of their newest Kodak Film.
Using it in an ordinary kodak,
we got Rood snap shots on a
tloud da. This is much faster
than the new speedy verachronie
film and is sensitive to red and
ellow. It is just the film for
mountain views and cloud effects.
We Now Carry This Film In
Stock.
SMOKY MOUNTAIN
PHOTOS CO.
at the
Aiken Gift Shop
CAMELS ARE THE
BEST-FLAVORED
CIGARETTES I EVER
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