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THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1933
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
Society
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Eleanor Bushnell, Editor -
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MR. MOODY DAVIS WEDS MISS
SMITH IN LEAKSV1LLE
A wide circle of friends in Hay
wood county will be interested in the
following account of the wedding of
n n,...,iw ft.,..:.. r,ii-miv1ir Wnv.
111. iviuuuy ayis, luiincuj vi
nesaille. and Miss Rehekah Smith, of
Leakville. which appeared in The
Greensboro Daily News last Sunday.
Leaksville. Aug. 12. A wedding of
cordial interest throughout the state
was solemnized in a pretty home
ceremony at 4:.'!0 o'clock this after
noon when Miss Rebekah Smith be
rame the bride of Robert Moody
Davis. Rev. H- P. Powell, of Marion,
a former pastor of the bride
Rev V. II- Willis officiated, using
thw riny- cpremonv of the MeChodist
church.
flnlv thn immediate families and a
limited number of intimate friends
ujitnessei! thp ceremonv. The vows
Vwfnrr nn imDrcvised
altar of stately palms and ferns inter
spersed with floor baskets ot giaaioias
and regal lilies.
Prior to ithe wedding ceremony a
beautiful musical program was ren
dered oy Miss Sallie Sharp, of Reids
ville, violinist, accompanied at the
piano by Miss Mary Smith, a sister
of the bride. The numbers played
were "Poeme" by Fibick. and "Liebes
traum" by Li.stz. The bridal chorus
from Lohengrin was used as the pro
cessional and during the ceremony
Elegie Op. 10 No. 5 wa- softly played.
Miss S.illie Smii:h, a sister of the
bride, was maid of honor. She was
beautifully gowned in stained glass
blue triple beer with a largo felt
hat and other blending accessories.
Her arm bouquet was of pink ru-es.
The lovely 'bride entered with her
father, by whom she was given in
marriage They were met at the
atar by the bridegroom, who was
a 0". ended by bis brother Lee Fergu
son Davis, of Waynesville. as best
man.
The bride was attired -in an ex
quisite gown of white triple sheer,
made on princes- lines. Over her
gown fell a bridal veil of tulle and
Aleneon lace- which was worn cap
style, and held in place with orange
blossoms. Her arm -bouquet was of
white roses showered with valley lilies.
Mrs. Davis is the eldest daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Smith and
is a . voting woman of rare charm and
accomplishmenis. She was graduat
ed frm Woman's college, Greensboro,
a fte'i'w-ar'D taking post-graduate work
at Columbia university. Since her
college day- she has been a member
ff the faculty of the Leaksville town
ship schools.
1 he .'rides' .maternal grandfather
ttii; i oi v.. w . uancK-K, wlio servd
with valor in the 'Mexican war and
the war betw een the sr.':i tos. She
is also a descendant of Ethan A.1. !ci.
of Revolutionary fame.
Mr. Davis is a native of Haywood
county, a -on of Mrs. .lasenh Smallev
Davis ami
the late M-:
avis. He
Cullowhee
;ir veteran,
After re
located in
the pi si-
of pul)'
received
college,
being in
his education at
He is a World W
-ervic!- overseas.
tinning
from France he
l'1' where he hold;
I eaksvill'
.'.ion of
superintendent
works of the citv. Arnvstm-, ' Mr
Davi on both sides were pioneer
builders of Haywood county.
Immediately following the weddim
Man ;nd wile motoring: to Chi.
cago (or exposition have room
for two passengers to share
tar expense. Leaving- Waynes,
ville on 21th. Will be in Chi.
ca.o .") days. Reference requir
ed. Apply Mr. C. F. Kirkpat.
rick. Hotel LeFaine, Wavnes.
ville, .. C.
: Kodak Finishing . :
Photograph Views of This Won
tleri'ul Mountain Country
Films IJoth Hast man and Agfa
SMOKY .MOUNTAIN
PHOTOS CO.
at the
Aiken Gift Shop
A
Real
Chicken
Dinner .....
Served amid the beautiful seen,
ery abounding this delightful
Inn is something you owe your,
self while in Western Carolina
may we expect you for dinner at
noon or in the evening? The
charge is only one dollar.
Mountain Meadows
Inn
ASHE VILLE
Latest for Milady
' if'
black satin frock with bodice top
pale blue crepe to match the jacket
The hat, purse and boutonnlere are of
paper-thin wood, bird's eye maple, to
e exact.
Mr. and Mrs. Davis left for a
trip
For
in 'the mountains oi leimessee
traveling the
bride
wore
with
a suit or
ccessories
nals triple
sheer.
in brown-
The wedding guest
tained at a bullet
were eni.cr-
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supper ov ok.
bride'
''s patents when ithe out-ol -town
ts were Mr, and Mrs. t! rover Da
Miss" .Mary Davis and anil Lee
guv
v'i.-;
1 ntvis. id- W ayne
is. of AV.ivne-svilk': Miss Sallii
Sharp. . of Ueidsville; Mk-s Jewel
Sumner, of Kandleman; Miss Minnie
Walker of Durham.
l-oriiKil announcement ; were i-sued
the bride's ' parents on the day of
the wedding.
JOINT HOSTESS" 'HONOR PRIDE
.Mrs, U. N. Barber and Miss- Mary
I'.arb; r v re joint hostesses at a lov
ly all'iir Monday afternoon when they
cutei tained at,, bridge ar. their home
on Love Lane, honoring Mr-. Rul h
Prevost. attractive bride of the sum
mer. Link and .white was the chosen
Color combination with sve; peas
being the predominating (lowers used.
Contract was played at eight tables
on the porch. The high score prize
went ti Miss Virginia Sma.'.hers and
Mrs. Talniadgc Lucas received the
consolation gift. Mrs. : Prevost was
piesented a beautiful silver carving
.-., as guest prize. After the games
an . ice course was -ervod which fur
ther carried out the pink and white
Color scheme.
(iuc.'.s invited . for bridge were:
Mr.-. I'revost. Mrs. Edwin Howell,
of Providence. Rhode Island, Mrs.
Hallctt Ward, of Richwood. West
Virginia-. Miss Virginia Ferguson,
Miss Adele Ferguson. ML-s Isabel
Ferguson, Miss Mary Kirkpatrick,
Miss Salinda I'erry, of Asheville, Mrs.
Fiar.eis Massic. Mrs. Colin Mclniie-.
Miss Wil.l L Crawford. Mrs. S. P. Gav.
Mrs. Robert Stretcher. Mrs. N. V.
Lancaster Mrs. Tom Lee. Jr.. Mrs.
Lrvant . Smith and . .Miss Eleanor
Garri-on and Mrs. Jack Murphy, of
Canton, Miss. Adora HolU'.elaw-; .Mrs.
Hugh Massie. Mrs. Frank Therrel.
of Xashville. Miss Nancv Kill ian. Mrs.
liess Lee Page, Mrs. W'illis Smith, of
Raleigh. Mrs. George . Harmon, of
Savannah. Miss Mary Ray Miss Vir
ginia Carter- Mi.ss Virginia Smath
eis. Miss Christine Johnson and Miss
Sue 'Hall, of Asheville. Mr-. AKin
Wan) and guest , Mrs. Talmadge Lu
cas, of Jacksonville; 'Mrs.. Earl Smith,
of Canton, Mrs. Caroline Hyatt, Mrs.
Allen McLean', of Tampa Miss Hen
rietta love. Mrs. Paul Hyatt. Mrs.
Richard Barber, Jr.. Miss Marguerite
Ma-sie, and Miss Eleanor Bushnell.
Those invited for tea were: Mrs. R.
L. Trevost, Mrs. Grady Boyd, Mrs.
Edwin Davis. Mrs. W. W. "Norman,
Mrs. J, H, Watson, and daughters of
Monetta. S. C. Mrs. Wilson Baron,
and Mrs, S. K. Brown, of Brunswick,
Georgia, ' . ,
Mrs. Charles Ray. Jr. arrived Mon
day from Chapel Hill to join Mr.
Ray for a Visit to his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. Ei Ray. ,
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Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barber, Jr.
Dr. S. P. Gay. and Dr. Jack Turbyfill
returned Sunday night from Chicago
where they had been on a week's
visit. Mr. Barber attended the meet
ing of the National Apple-growers As
sociation and Drs. Gay and Turbyfill
attended the meetinb of the American
Dental Association.
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Miss Louise Frye, who has a posi
tion at W. C. T. C, at Cullowhee, spent
Monday at home.
EN-
TERTAIN AT CANTON
A lovely social event last week was
the bridge-dinner given on Wednes
dav evening bv Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Osborne at their home in Canton, hon
orinir Mrs. Osborne's brother, Mr.
Howell, and Mrs. Howell, of
Providence. Rhode Island, who are
snprHiincr .their vacaltion with Mr
Howell's parents here.
A wealth of garden flower was
used in decorating the home. In the
dining room where the bridal motif
was used I'.he large table was center
ed with a beautiful bowl of white
flowers and flanked with burning
white tapers. At this table the hosts
and quests of honor with several
intimate friends were seated. The at h
er guests were served at beautifully
appointed small tables in the living
rooms.
Alter several progression of
bridge scores were totaled and Mr.
Howell was awarded the high score
prize. Mrs- Howell received an at
tractive truest prize. Dancing fol
lowed the ibridge games.
The guests present were: Mr- and
Mrs. Howell, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Provost. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Jolly,
Mrs. Nina Howell Darck. Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Massie, Misses Mary and
Martha Mock, Miss Wilda Crawford.
Mr. Dave Felmet, and Mr. Whitener
I'revost. of Waynesville Mr. anil
Mrs. Bryant Smith. Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Seaman, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Randall.
Mr. and Mrs. Harris, Dr. and Mrs.
A. W. Bottoms, Dr. and Mrs. Howard
Duckett, and Mr. Douglas Badgett.
of ('anion.
MRS. WITHERS ENTERTAINS
WITH TWO PATIES
Mrs. A. II. Withers entertained de
ightfully on last Tuesday afternoon
it bridge at Belle Meade Tea Room
Quantities of garden flowers were
uranged in decoration for the af
fair. When the scores were counted
Mrs. R. L. Prevost held high and
Miss Nancy Killian was presented the
low score gift-
Thost. plaving were: Mrs. R. L.
Prevost , Mrs. W. F. Swift, Mrs. Hil
liard Atkins. Miss Nancy Killian, Mrs.
Nanv Rotha. Mrs. Joe Graves. Mrs.l
J. W Seaver, Mrs. Cleveland Kirk
patrick. Mrs, T. Lenoir Gwyn: Mrs.
Willii'm Shoolbred. Mrs. Jerry Col
kitt. mid Miss Wilda Crawford.' .
Withers was again hostess at
a orctty party at Belle Meade on
Saturday afr.ernoon.
n this occasion Miss Wilda Craw
ford won the hisrh score tronhv and
Mrs. Tom Lee received the low -core
prize. Following' several interesting
progressions of contract a delightful
s.'il d course was served.
The guests present were: Mrs. S.
P (Jay- Miss Wilda Crawford Mrs.
Hugh Ma-sie. Mrs. Guy Massie'. Mrs.
Francis Massie, Mrs. George Har
mon, of Savannah. Mrs. .Robert
Sti-.. ichor. Mrs, R. L. Prevost. Mrs.
Wif
Mrs
nor
jam Hannah. Mrs. Tom Lee, Jr..
, HiUian! Atkins: and Miss Elea
Bushnell. .
.UA'. l.YD MRS. HRYANT SMITH
HOSTS AT P.RIDCV.
A delightful social event this week
was the bridge, party given Wednes
day evening by Mr. and Mrs.. Bryant
Smith at their, home in Canton en
tertaining a number of brides and
grooms of the summer.
Four tables were arranged for con
tract in i'.he living room which were
graced with: lovely summer flowers.
No progressions were made and after
a series of interest rubbers each
Couple 'was presented with an attrac
tive gift- . The guests were then in
vited to 'he (lining room where a
buffet . supper wa-. served.
Those present for the occasion
were:. Mr. and Mi'-. Edwin Howell,
of Providence, Rhode - Island giiests
of Mr. Howell's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. D. A. Howell, Mrs. Ralph Pre
vost nee '.Miss Dorothy Lane- and 'Mr.
Yost- of AVaynesville ; Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Seaman, Mr. and 'Mrs.- John
R. Murphy. Jr.. Mr. .'-and Mrs. Phalti
Lawrence. Mr. and Mi's. George Hud
son and Air. arid Mrs., Elmer Os
borne, of Canton.
MR. AND MRS. COLK1TT ENTER
TAIN GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Colkitt enter
tained at a lovely party on last Wed
nesday evening in honor of their
house guests. Dr, and Mrs, R. E. Hal-
deman, of Mt. Holly. New Jersey.
Quantities of gladioli in various
Stretcher received the top score
shades were artiptically arranged in
the rooms where three tables were
placed for contract. Dr. and Mrs.
Stretcher reieived the top score
prizes and Dr. and Mrs. Haldeman
were presented an attractive momento
of the occasion. Mrs. Colkitt served
an ice course alt the conclusion of
play... ; ' .'.'
The guests present were: Dr. and
Mrs. Haldeman, Mr. and Mrs. Frank-
Bell. Mr. and Mrs. Carol Bell, Mr.
and Mrs. C. C. WThite. Dr. and Mrs
Robert Stretcher. Miss Mary Barber,
Mr. William Shoolbred, and Dr.
Charles Padgett.
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KINDERGARTEN TO OPEN SEPT.
FOURTH
The Community Kindergarten, con
ducted by Miss Sue Willard Lindsley
and Mrs. Henry Foy, will open Mon
day morning, September 4, at .nine
o'clock in the Community Club room.
MRS. AND MRS. OSBORNE
MRS. ALLEN McLEAN HONORS
MISS A'A.VCT WEST
Mrs. Allen McLean entertained
charmingly at bridge on last Friday
afternoon at Belle Meade Tea Room
honoring Miss Nancy West, of Ma
rietta, Georgia, who is the guebt of
her aunt. Mrs- R. H. Mitchell.
The tea room was attractively
arranged for the, occasion with vari
colored summer flowers and bridge
was played at two tables. Miss Jewel
Hipps scored high and received a
beautiful compact. Miss Martha
Stringfield received a handkerchief
as consolation gift and Miss West was
presented a lovely evening bag as
honor gift.
A salad course was served after the
games.
Those playing were: Miss West, Miss
Ellen Louise Killian, Miss Jewel
Hipps Miss Martha Neal, Miss Hes
ter Ann Withers, Miss Martha Mer
ryday, Miss Louise Stringfield, and
Miss Martha Stringfield.
INTEREST CONTINUES
IN BRIDGE TOURNAMENT
Much interest centers in the Bridire
Tournament at the Hotel Waynesville
with only two weeks remaining of
play.
On Tuesday evening, which is the
regular day for the games, eicht ta
bles werti itGCcmKlol III.pU
prizes went to Mrs. M. D. Katz, of
Richmond. Virginia, who received a
finger wave from Ruth Rav's Beautv
Shop, and Mr. Norman .vlii.-kv. oi
Miami, Florida, who received a
smoking table from Sluder-Garrett
! urniture Co. Prizes were given for
the second highest score to Mrs.
Charles Frazier, of Atlanta, who was
given a basket of fruit from Joe Mor
mino's Fruit Stand, and Mr. Thomas
l'-win. who won a meal from the New
Carolina Cafe.
On nexit Tuesday evening the grand
prizes will be presented to the coup
le having the highest score for the
tournament. Partners in the lead now
are Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Colkitt; Mrs.
Harry Hall and Mrs. Rufus Siler; Mr
r.hd Mr-'. R, L. Prevost; Mrs. Ethel
Craig :.nd Mr. Hugh Sloan. The
! .'ghost single scores at present are
ii 'ld by Mr. Cleveland Kirkpatrick and
s. liny Francis.
Miss Lola Hovis and
Hipp, of Charlotte, are
their aunt, Mrs. E. W. .
Mr, Hrovvn.
M r. Macon
guests of
irown. and
Mr.. N. II. Ilarrell. of
Knoxvillo, is
Mrs. Horace
the gue
Keener.
t of Mr. and
-Mr. C. B. Pheilfer. of Sylvania,
Georgia, arrived Tuesday for a week's
visit to rela.ive in Wa vnesville.
Mr. and .." Mrs.
and daughter, t
week-end visitors
O.
Y. Kirkpatrick
Charlotte, wei'f
Waynesville.
Miss Louisa Thaekstun returned to,
Charlotte Monday to .spend the re
mainder of the summer with her
'aunts. Misses Estelle and .'''Georgia
Kelliy. Miss Estelle Kelley, who has
em visiting here returned to her
home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion E. Doar, o:
Geoigetown. South Carolina, arrived
Saturday for a visit to their daughter,
-urs. j. K. .McL'raeken. and Dr. Mc-Cracken-
Mr. Doar returned to his
home Monday and Mrs. Doar is re
maining for a longer visit.
, 's Virginia Roberts, of Tampa,
Florida, arrived Friday to spend some
time with her grandparents. Mr and
Mrs. J. F. Cabe. '
'..'',',"''''..
Mrs. Joe Goodin, of. Tampa, Flon
da ..arrived last week to join her chil
dren at the home of her mother, Mrs
Joe Justice. She will be here for a
month's visit.
M''s; Arthur Fisher; of Greenville.
South Carolina, is visiting frier,!!
in Waynesville.
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Mrs. Sammy Duval, of Greenville,
oouih i arolma, spent last week-end
wun ner mother. .Mrs, Joe Justice.
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Mr. D. D. York,
town Saturday.;
of
Pigeoi
i was m
Man and wife motoring to ( hi
cajfo for exposition have room
ior two passengers to share
car expense. Leaving Waynes,
ville on 21th. Will he in Chi
cago 5 days. Reference requir.
ed. Apply Mr. C. 1". Kirkpat
rick, Hotel LeFaine, Waynes
ville, X. V. ':: '
Mountain Reh eat
Fourteen fertile acres a :J nice
home. In the foothills of the Blue
Ridge mountains at Fairview.
Fifteen miles east of Asheville and
twelve miles west of Lake Lure.
The house has eight rooms and
bath. Large sleeping porch. Fruit
and flower gardens, woodland and
pa.-Muir. a wonaerrul place in
wnicn to get well. Henry T. Sharp
610 New Medical Building, Ashe
ville, N. C. Phone 4642.
MISS KILLIAN HONORS BRIDE
ELECT Miss Mary Mock, attractive bride
elect, was feted yesterday afternoon
at a charming bridge party given by
Miss Ellen Louise Killian, at her
home on Boyd avenue.
Many vases filled with gladiolas and
other summer flowers formed a color
ful background for the affair. To ithe
guest of honor, Miss Killian presented
a piece of crystal, and novelty gifts
woip nrpspnted to the winner of the
high score and consolation. Contract
was played at five tables after which
'a delightful salad course was served.
Those playing bridge were: Misses
Marv ami Martha Mock. Mis Eliza
beth Butler, of Jacksonville. Fla.. Miss
Tillie Rwtha. Miss Joy San lersjn,
of Miami, Misses Elizabeth and Edna
Garrett. Miss Hester Ann Withers,
Miss Jewel Hipps, Miss Martha Neal,
Miss Rosalyn Ray, Miss Gladys Dicus.
Miss Martha Stringfield Miss Marga
ret TTvatt. Miss Maiitha Plott. of
Statesville, Miss Babbie Way, Miss
Louise Stringfield, Miss Nancy West,
and Miss Elizabeth Henry.
Joining the group for tea were Miss
Nancy Killian, Mrs J. M. Mock, and
Mrs. Guy Massie.
PARTY RETURNS FROM CHIC A'
GO
The following party returned Sat
urday from Chicago and a ten day
visit to the Century of Progress Ex
position: Miss Janie Tucker, Mrs
Johnnie Ferguson Mrs. Graden Fer
guson. Miss Eula Patterson, Miss j
Elizabeth Henry, and Miss Josephine
Cabe
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We believe: Working sincerely striving to GIVE
MORE . . . both in skill and service will gain
just reward.
Garrett Funeral
Home
Phone l-W Waynesville, N. C. Main St.
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GET TIRED
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Glutei's coidietfTcrbcucirt
ippcse you
WHEN the family heads for the mountains
or the seashore, and dad has to stay home in the harness, It'
a bit trying to think of something to write about . .
Then pick up the telephone receiver and put "Long Dis
tance" to work, and when you hear the sonnd of a familiar
voice, the words just tumble right out.
It's this personal touch that makes long distance tele
pho:!3 service so satisfactory. Nothing takes the place of th
voice cf a loved one or a friend.
People everywhere use long distance telephone service
to keep the ties of family and friendship alive. They appre
ciate the value of the intimate, personal touch, and too, the
cost is low. Ask the "Long Distance" operator about a call
to anypna, anywhere, with whom you would like to talk.
You will be surprised and pleased with the speed, clear
ness and low cost of the service.
Southern B l l
Telephone and Teeqraph (fjn Co.
n
Mr- Paul Calhoun, who has lepn
tending Jiasiman s L-oiietre in
York for the cast four vear v;..
iting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. a
iuu"wi.. - j m 1 1 1 tr 1 1 r um
hv Mr Pinrpnro Snnfnrrl i
Island.
While in
Asheville
mu urn iinu nu more e
joyable and .home.li
iiiiuujiicic, service an
excellent food than at
Asheville-Biltmore
Hotel
WOODFIN AT MARKET
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