THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1933
THE WAYNESV1LLE MOUNTAINEER
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LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS
PHONE 137
"Prettiest Girl"
Mr. S. H. Justice was here from Miss Ruth H.;vs returned to her
Car.'.en .uonuay- i r. me m uenotr yesierdav alter a visit
j Key. and .Mrs. L. B. Hayes.
.Miss .Mildred I rawlord snem last
week-end in Asheville as the truest of
Dr. and Mrs. K. K. Montgomery.
Mr- and Mrs- Flayd Rippetoe and
Cl. W. H. Sum pin on, of Max Patch,
were visitors in the city Tuesday.
Miss Mary McF.lwee. of States
villes, arrived Sunday for a week's
visit to Miss Fllen I.oui-e Killian.
L Mis- Mary New of Now York City
arrived last Friday for a visit to her
parents, Rev. and Mrs. Albert New-
Mrs. Claud Miller, of St. Louis; Missouri-
arrived last Saturday for a
vi-i: t her brother. Mr. C. V. Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C Patrick had as
their guests last week Mrs. T. I.. Nell
and small son, Teddv. of Georgetown-
Oj.io. -
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Mrs. V. F. Albright and son, Jim-ltiie-
of Charlotte, are guests id' Mrs.
Albright'., parents. Mr and Mrs. .1. T.
Bridges. ;
Mr-. M. H. ilowcs returned Mon
day from Irwinl.tn, Ceorgia where -ho
ent two Weeks as the tt'U -i :' h-r
parents.
KeV. I.. P. Have- lei! y. -terdav t'or
a visit t hi- father in llranito Fails,
lie will al.-o spend -nine tjnie in Win
sten-Salcm-
s -. s
Mi.-s Mama rot Valentine, of Rich
mond, Virginia, i- expected to ar
rive 'omoi'i'ow for a Visit to Miss
Adora llohzelaw
Mr. Edwin Fineher, of Clyde, wasj
here on Monday.
i
Mr. Cordell Russell, of Canton, was
)-t.re on business last week.
Mr Jesse N'oland. of Leicester, was
wa- a visitor in the city last wek.
Mr. George. Gossett, of Jonathan,
w a- a Waynesville visitor last week-
s-
Mr. W. Y. Pless. of Pigeon was
aa:"iig the visitors in town Saturday-
-t
Mr. Clifford Brown- of Clyde,
!-. nt Saturday here on business.
Kev. and Mrs. R.P. McCracken, of
( yde. were Waynesville visitors Sat-
oay.
Mrs. Kllen X, McCracken. of Crab-
tree- spent Saturday shopping in
aynesville.
Mrs. Floyd Bullock, of Falmouth,
Virginia, is visiting relatives in the
city this week.
.-Mrs. C.man Francis and Miss Bon
nie Francis, of Clyde, -pent Saturday
:n aynesville.
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Mrs. I)Uviu ()-,. ,,f Swa.nnanoa
spent last week here a the gue-t
"! Mis Millie Padgett.
Anmng the visitors in t,,vn last
week were: Mes-rs. Jack West and
J. Fmery Rush, of Clyde.
Miss Claudie Foy, of Wilmington,
is the. gue.-t of .Mis Martin Neal at
the Clevewill Apartment.
t.'aivi.t :i iv.,;.. ... rru-i oi Com
tnanrior Allan Chantry, V. s. X., and
Mis. Chantry, was declared by General
r.allm's dying comrades of the Italian
air armada to be the prettiest girl they
had soon in the I'nited States. Misa
Chant rv is a brunette-
Miss Mary S; ; ir.iiliehi leturned t
her home r nday a t :
vi-it to friends n f
cord, ami Salisb.irv.
tw i w eks'
tetilb,'. Con-
j Mr. C, B. Pfeiffer and his mother, 1 served icecream, cake, nuts
' Mrs- Emma Pfeiffer, and children, . Mrs. H. V. Baucom presi
Miss Grace and Milas and Bruno. Jr.,
have returned to their home in Sji
vania, Georgia after spending
week with relatives in Waynesville.
Clyde, and Lake Junaluska.
Mrs. Kugene Purcell of St. Peters
ourg, Florida arrived Saturday to
-pend several weeks in the city and
is a guest at the Dunham House.
Mr. Woodson Purcell who aceonv
panied his mother to Waynesville will
spend his vacation here and return to
St. Petersburg September I.
Uh'S. .T.V.V GIVES FAREWELL
CiH'KTESY
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Paul
Walker charmingly entertained with
-i han.b.crchiof shower, honoring Mrs.
It. 1'. Punn, who is leaving soon to
leside in Apex, N. C. w In re Mr.
Bunn has accepted the .-uperintendon.
cy .d' schools.
The house was beautifully deeor
aUd for the occasion with quantities
of summer tlowers Pink, white and
green were the dominant colors and
this color scheme was also carried
out in the refreshments.
Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Bunn greeted
the guesU at the door. A short mu
sical prog' am ms rendered by Mrs.
Lawrence' Given and Miss Mildred
Crawford.' Mi's G. C. Plott and Mrs.
J. R. llipps directed the guest - into
the dining room where Mo-dames
Clayton Walker, M. lb Foy. Hurst Graydeu Ferguson- and Mr. and Mi
liurgin and Miss Kiila Pat ersoii .1. i'. Patrick.
MAIN ST. NEXT TO MASSIFTS DEPT. STOKE
Big Values for Thur.-Fri.-Sat. & Monday
Woodhiii y's Soap
2 vr 25c
Fecnanu'iit
")IIC
..Milk
I 01
.
Nil hini'
50c
2 i zSc
1 J. ( . or Manl.Kick.
2 '" 25c
l",c Pint
iul)l)ir.i AK-ohol
2 I,.. 45c
W'UPWVW
AMAZING
TRSPLF OFFER
Evening in Paris Perfume
and Evening 'n Pari?. Lip
stick vitb each box of
FACE POWDER
ALL FOR ONLY
$-sio
he price of the
powder alorf
-Uiss ! rance.; 1 1 1 1 1 s rcmlied to her
homo in Charlotte Friday after a
i-ij to Inr aunt. Mr-, t). T. Aloxaml
i r and 1 'r. AlexandiT.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Seawell,
e' I'lintoti spent hist night here and
are lcamg today for (. hie .o to at
! lid tin ' WoildV l-'aii'.
-ill - .Mice St i ingiield returned Lo
In r home Taeda- after a two wteKs
int to friend. i:i High Point Tay.
loisville and Kaniseii!'
M r W. W. No, man r. iinn d to bis
home in Grill'm, Georgia Sunday ifter
a week-end visit to Mi-. Noiinai. ;it
t he Hole! Wayne illi'
Mis- .lean Murdoek, -of Gieenville.
South ( ;ir.)lii'.a arrived Sunday for
a visit to Mi-s Martha Mock at Jier
Inuiie on lla wood st root.
Mi-. William T.. Thompson and son,
William Th-'mp-oii. .Ir;: of Atlantic
City New ,ler-ey. were wcek-ctiil
giic-i-; of M l -. Ado'ra Ua'!e
Mr. and Mi . Albert Mollift
and- infant -on. of ( harlot ;e. were
cue Is ,,!' I ' . an,' Mr-. ( i. T. A !. -aiid.
: : i bral day- la -t 've(;ki
Mi - W'iM llyatf and i.Kturirer and
son 1' Naiu'v add I.oekliii.il 11
- ' 'i; I- --; week-evid in ,Yj. !v!' ' a
tii,' oed - of M r-.' I. tike I'illi '.-.
and mints.
ided at tho
punch bowl and Mrs. J. C. Patrick
kept the register. This was presented
to Mrs- Bunn with the names and
addresses of all those present.
Little Nancy Walker carried in a
largt doll dressed in colonial costume
which had been made by a unique
arrangement of the handkerchiefs and
presented to Mrs. Bunn. who in her
usual gracious manner expressed her
appreciation for all the courtesies of
the afternoon and her regret at leav
ing her many Waynesville friends.
Mrs. Walker's guest list included
all the members of the four mission
ary Circles of the First Baptist
church,
UK. .WD ui;s. i-xri. ai.ki:i;
srs
Mr. and Mrs Paul Walker eiiter
tainet delightfully with a jig-saw
pui.t'.le party at their home Thursday
evening honoring Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Plott, who are leaving soon to make
their home in Pal'.on. Georgia.
Piirtners were found by matching
miniature jig-saws made from mac
a. due picture.-. At the conclusion of
the contents '.an ice course was -creed
A color note of pink and green was
attractively carried, out in the refre-h
meats and arrangements of tlowers
The guests were: Mr. .and .Mrs.
Sam Plott. Mr-. G. ('. Plott Mr. and
Mr-. Kov Campbell. Mr. ..nd Mr-.
M.
Mi
. .1 T. .iui'ili tet anifii t o hoi
Ttie-'il.iy from I.iiieolntoii Geor.
bi n 1 -lie wa - ira Mod' la t wei'U
i'-ii'i1 '. .f t hi' ib.-a-1) of her inn) her.
I'oiti T.il ai'i i i : and young so:
bd'; -Saturday, bf. 'h- ii a-oiie Hi. Pal
eitth after -pend'!:; the i'lini'ei' wi(-i
M i s. Tali W'i'i n, :',. lt, : - . j
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Mr.
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ft Save On Prescriptions At Smith's
All 3c Chewing Whitmans 10c
(;um Minis, elc. amI olates oap
Martha Washing.
3 I'd IOC t0" ("mh 5CCake
REMEDIES
TOILETRIES
l.")0 Citrocarbonate 9Sc 50c .lorgcns Lotion .. .lc
Sl'.OO Ovaltine .... ... .Mc S1.00 Mello (ilo l'owtler t)c
JSl.nO Cardui ...69c S2.:,0 Ambrosia Sets ..9Sc
2,c H!.uk Draught .. Ik UJ0 Llslerine . ..79c
Zl.X) Svrup Pepsin ....9Sc , . t ,, . ...
K 2'tc Listenne Paste. . ..19c
S1.00 M.les .Nerune 7 5c .Qc ,pana ,,jsle
;.jc Sloans Liniment . , .2'c -()c iepsodent Paste . .31c
6()c iup ri!?s 5(c S1.00 Lutk Tiger . ..69c
10c Ca-storia . . . . . - -29c,. 2oc Golden Glint ...... 19c
It Pavs To Trade At SMITH'S
SMITH'S GUT RATE
DRUGSTORE
THE HOME OF REASONABLE
DRUG PRICES
fooTou not
W. 11. Mi
'win .ilnwi
fa. I y l'ergu-on, Jr. left
fen' his lroiue in Xi w Orleans.
r n few week -' visit wit h his
M ; . i!ai b-v !'. i gu -m, at
mnn'r homo here. .
Mr.: aii.t; : MrsJ. A., .1. .Gerard, and
daughter. Mi-- ; Audrey; (o'r.rd, o!'
New 1 b '(" ; -. tt , r;v d la-t . l-'riday to
spend ; -evei al weeks . in Wayni'sville
and are residing at Cbvewill
A part meiits. : '
ai A'.s.s i:i;i'nrn:i at u
Alt ii i.odcf:
.'.-- Pec-nt guo.-ts at Mux Patch Podge
include the following j ''-"'
. C. Strout, Teahody. Mass.; A. vl.
f.nfii, ( liftoii. Mass.; fieo f An
derson: Philadelphia. Pa ; J F.
.Shi.-bi.- Walh.r.d. Tenn.;!Gea. I.
Peter.-. Kn"vilie. lenn.; Noel Paning.
Asheydle. N. ('.; - H(,,, "S. ' Atkins.
aynml.k-. N . (.; Jew el Jl ipps,
Waynesville;; Joe T-, Shackfofd, .Way
rt "m"' V ( Ink P.iant S it
ville. N. C; Kenneth Rives. States
ville ,N. f.; Marv Alam, Ward,
Atheville, N'.. C. ; Arthur -. Tranum.
Knoxvilk-... Tenn.; . McMurrv.
Knoxville, Tenn.; Jhos. Stringfield.
Wa nr iV ( , J , F Iihfn
Waynesville, N. f .; Miss Petsey Lane
Quinlan. Waynesville. C ; Mrs.
Marry Woodward. Gtdd-boro C-;
Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Reynolds. R'd
eight. N. C; Capt. and Mrs. E : R.
CinVfll Tu-(.rM Pan- frowdl
Jr., Tuscaloosa, Ala.; Misse Peggy
and Sue f rowell. Tuseiloosaa. Ala ;
"r- and Mrs, Howard M. Tftvlor,
Knoxville. Tenn.; Mr. and Mrs I-eon
Pields, Knoxville Tenn.: Mis Emma
R. Hunt. Richmond. Va-; Mr and
Mis. Arthur Camnles, Chestnut Hill.
Tenn.; Mr. and Mrs, W". L. Pajue.
Cincinnati, Ohio; Bill Pavne. Cincin
nati. Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Chase,
Greeneville, Tenn.; AVm. Kennon,
Knoxville Tenn.; Miss Jane Allen,
Newport. Tenn.; Miss Grace M Rey
nolds, Newport. Tenn.; W. ' Wilson.
Newport. Tenn-; Dr. and Mrs. M: S.
Doak, Newport, Tenn.; Misses Dor
othy and Danese Doark. Newport.
Tenn.
Ray's
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Shop in Y;mysvillo nnri Sliaro tho 1'iolits
GOING OUT
immer Clearance
Sale of Dresses
DONS
EDITH CHAMBERS WEDS
MR. MARIOS' BRIDGES
Of much interest to their friends
in Waynesville and the community is
the announcement of the marriage of
Mi-fa Edith Chambers and Mr Marion
Bridges, which was solemnized Thurs
day afternoon at 2 o'clock at the
home of "he groom.
Rev. H. W. Baucom. pastor of the
Baptist church officiated, using the
impressive ring ceremony. There
were no attendant and only memln'rs
of tin' immediate families and a few
friends were present.
The bride was attired in a f.dl cos
tume of brown crepe with accessories
to match.
Immediately after the wedding the
young couple left for a motor trip
to Greenville., South 'Carolina and
( harlotte.
Mrs. Bridge i; the d..tich:,-r of
Mr. and Mr-- C. ('. Chambers of Med
for.l Farm She i- an attractive
young woman of the brunette type.
Mr. Bridges is the on of M 'r. and
Mrs. ,1. I. Bridges. He received- his
education at the Waynesville High
School and i- now co-puhli-her of The
Waynesville Mountaineer.
Mr. and Mrs. Bridges are making
their home with Mr. Bridge-' parents.
Store Chats
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(irauEMul' Spring ( oals-Broke Sizes
Values $995"$Hm5 Now
(in?ip ' I adies Linen and C(i!on
Ileuses. Assorted Colors and Sizes
Vatues,-. . f)8c
V-V-A- RAINCO
Tv r(mps (liildrens 95c and '$ IM
Jmy ronps l adies $1 .95 and $$M.
l!c:iuliful l .ill (iJtrnicnls Attr.ulivfly l'i iced
Neliv Don Dresses and Suits. Just
$6.95 to $13.95
Knitted Sportwear
One, Two and Three' Piece Suits
Group of Silks and Travel Crepes
1 New Fall Hats and Accessories
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Dress With Is and isit Anywhere.
Look and Feel Your Best at College.
Women's Keady-To-Wear
Department
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idovide tb.e best combination . in
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