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THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1933
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Mr. J. A. Collins, of Clyde, wa a
visitor in the vity Tuesday.
Mr. Will Allison, of Jonathan." was
here on business Tuesday-
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Mr. fs. C. Yvest. of Clyde, was a
aynesville visitor Tuesday.
Rev. Hannah Powell, of Cecil. spent j
I uesday in town.
Mi'. Fiank Snuthers, jr., lias ar
rived from Miami to join hiis parents,
Indue and Mrs. Smathers at their
summer home here.
Mrs. Dick White and children of
Hitch Point are euests of Mrs. Charle
Johnson t the Semmes home in Chest
nut Park.
.Mr. Frank Therrel returned to his
home in Nashville Monday after spend
ing the week-end with Mrs. Therrel
and voun' son at Oak Park.
Among the visitors here from Clyde
this week was Mr. K. I.. Penland-
Mr. J. B.James, of Crabtree, was a I Mrs. Charles Johnson, who was call
Wavnesville visitor Tuesday. led to New Orleans on account of the
I death of her father Saturday, return-Mr-
Carroll Long, of Canton, was I l'l last night.
a visitor in the city ! nday.
Mr. F. I,. Saflord of the Fines
Creek High School spent Saturday in
town-
.Mr. S. K Vainer, of Whittier, was
here on business Saturday.
Rev. U . F. I'ergu.-on of Crabtree
was here on business Saturday,
Mr. U. J. McCrary, of Clyde, spent
Saturday in town.
Anions the visitors here from Cove J
Creek last week was Mr. Gen,, Sutton.
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Miss Helen Green, of Fines Creek.
hopping in town-
-pent Saturday
Mrs. Doyle Alley and Mr. and Mrs.
Kermit Pureed left last Wednesday
by motor ir Yemita, Oklahoma where
they will visit their mother, Mrs. C.
H. Purcell.
Miss Doris Messer left Sunday to
resume her studies at Mars Hill Col
lege after spending the summer va
cation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
U. T. Messer.
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Mr. and Mrs. R I.. Lee spent last
week-end at their cabin lit Balsam
and entertained as their guests Miss
Virginia Carter and guest, Mr. Harry
Wimberlcv of Knoxville. Tennessee.
Miss Virginia Carter and guest,
I Ma. Harry Wimlierley. of Knoxville,
Mr 11. V. Sentellle. Jr. was among ;i Tennessee' left Sunday for Flat Rock
the visitors here from Clyde Saturday. I whetv thev will spend a few days
- it me- Mr. anil Mis. A. vv. w neeier
Mr John Slum
Saturd-iy in town.
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spent
Mr. J. F. Shcltim, of Dellwood, was
among the visitors in town last week.
. Mrs. Thud Unwell, of -lonatlmii
spent Friday .li'.jii." ir in thi" . I'itV.
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Mr. ). II. Allison, of Jonathan '.was
a Wayiiesville visitur last week,
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Miss Mary Fmma Massie left Mon
day fur Greensboro College where .she
enters ttie junior class.
Mrs. Anslev Moore- of Thomasvillc,
Georgia, was a week-end guest of
Miv and- Mrs. M-H. Bowles.
Mrs. R. (). Allen :.nd Miss Belle
Bright were. Asheville visitors Tues
day. -
Messrs. F. A. Justice and J. B.
James of Crabtree were Waynesville
visitors during last week-
Mr. Phil Padgett, of Fore.st City. U
spending :i few days with his brother.
Dr. Charles Padgett, av the Georgian.
at their home. "Pinebrook."
Mrs. Jessie McCracken and children,
Miss Wilma and Paul McCracken. of
Rock Hill South Carolina, returned to
their home Monday after a few days
visit with Mrs. McCracken's parents,
Mr. and Mrs- T. N. Massie.
Mr. and Mrs- Thomas Price have as
the guests at their summer home on
Lickstone Mountain Miss Jenny lay
lor and Miss Fitch, of Washington,
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Miss Katherine Noble, social direc
tor of New College, who has been in
New York for the past three weeks,
spent last week-end at New College
and in Waynesville.
Mr- and Mrs. Allen McLean, of
Tampa. Florida who are guests of
Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Abel spent last
week-end in A.-heville as guests of Mr.
McLean' sister. Mrs. M. A, Mattoon.
ami Mr. Mattoon.
Mrs. Sydney Prudeii, of Burling
ton and her sister. Miss Ann FerreO.
of Danville-. Virginia, spent Thursday
Mid Friday with friends in Waynes-
Mr. Chick Lee. of Macon, Georgia, h'ille.
wa-s-a week-end guest of this parent s, I
-Mr- and .Mrs. w
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Mr. ami Mr- M li. Bowles have
moved .to the Kirkpat rick Apartmens
where they will -pond 'he winter.
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Mr. and Mi
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Mrs; Reynolds
Johnson. .
Cameron Reynolds,
last -week-end "with
father. Mr. Joseph
Mr. Donald Dunham. Jr. left Tues
day for Florida after spending sev
eral ;days with, his father at the Dun
ham House.
.Mr II. N. Barber, who has been on
business trip through Florida Geor
gia and South Carolina, returned to
his home Saturday.
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Mr. Jack Holtzclaw. of Richmond,
Virginia, arrived hist week to join
Mrs. Holtzclaw for a visit at their
, summer home at Balsam.
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Miss Jean Murdock left Monday for
her home in Greenville, South Caro
lmt after spending two weeks as the
guest of Miss Martha Mock..
Misses Ivdna and Elizabeth Garrett
left the first of the week for Greens
boro where they will enter the junior
class at Greensboro- College.
Mr. and Mrs- James B. Perry, of
Atlanta, Georgia, arrived Monday for
a few days' visit to Mrs; C. Mizell at
her home on Boundary street.
Mrs.. Hattie Leatherwood and
daughter Mjss- Frtances. and MJiss
Annie McCracken spent rriday shop
ping in Waynesville- 1
Mr. A. G. Russell, chief of police
of Canton, and Mr. A. B. Smart, of
the State Patrol, were dinner guests
at the Bright Farm. Tuesday evening.
Mrs. W. C. Russ is spending this
week in Hendersonville as the guest
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Foster
Bennett-
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Mrs. IT. A. Cogburn and son, Hor
ace Jr.. of Jacksonville. Florida, are
guest, of Mrs- Cogburn's sister, Mrs.
N. M. Medford, and Dr. Medford.
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Mrs. W-B.Matthewa who spent last
week-end in Kentucky with her hus
band, returned Sunday accompanied
by Mr. Matthews.
Mi- Lamar Hooper- of Rock Hill,
South Carolina, was a week-end guest
of Miss Mary Fmma Massie at her
home on Pigeon street.
Mr Kenneth Dunham let'! Friday
fur his' home in St. Augustine, . Flor
ida before resuming his studies at the
Cni-vei'sity of Florida.
Mr-. J. R. Stultz and little son.
Jimmio Irf: yesterday for their home
in Norfolk, Virginia after a' visit to
tin- former's ..-.sister, Mrs. R. L. I.ee,
and M r. Lee.
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Misses Patsy and . Katherine Hill,
who have been visiting their father,
Mr. Thomas. .Hill, .ami their grand
mother, Mrs- M- Momand. at their
homes in New York City, returned
Sunday-- -Miss- Patsy Hill has been in
New York all summer and Miss Kath
eiine Hill joined . her there three
Weeks ago.
Mrs.. Clifford Lupton left Wednes
day to join her husband in Bridge;- t.
Connecticut where they will n: '.ice
their future home.
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Miss Helen Marie, Weil, of. Golds-;
boro arrived last Saturday for a week's
visit to Miss Ellen Louise. Killian. .
Mr. W. F. Albright, motored to
Waynesville Saturday and returned
to his home irt Charlotte the following
day accompained '.. by Mrs. Albright
and their young, son, Jirhmie, who
have been visiting Mrs. Albright's
parents, . Mr. and Mrs. J. T,. Bridges
for the pa,t two weeks.
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Mrs. William Kimberly spent last
week-end in Asheville as the guest (jf
Mr. and Mrs. D'Arcv Williams.
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Mr. M. J. Collins spent last week
end here with Mrs. Collins at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
Cabe and returned to his home in
Washington, !). C. Tuesday accom
pained by his daughter. Miss Marv
Wynn Collins and Miss Josephine
l aoe, who will spend the winter with
the Collins in Washington.
Mr. and M is. Robert Miller, who
have spent the summer with Mrs
Miller's parents,-Mr. and Mrs. J. P,
Francis, left Wednesday for their
home in New ifork City. They were
accompained by Mrs. Miller's sister,
Airs. J. C. Fatton, who .will spend a
month as their guest before return
ing to her home in Hollywood, Florida.
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Mr. Rufus Summerow. who gradu
ated last spring at the city high school,
lett last week for the Apprentice
School iir Boys, in Newport News,
Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. Rogers Boone, of
Marietta, Ohio were week-end guests :
of the former's mother, Mrs. J. K.'
Boone.
Mrs Crawford Sanders has return
ed to her home in Hagood, South
Carolina after a several weeks visit
in the city to be with her sister. Mrs.
Arthur Meade.
Mr Thomas Willingham, of Rock
Hill. South Carolina was ra week-end
guest of Miss Marguerite Massie at i
the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. 1
T. N- Massie.
Dr. K. L. Elmore who has been teach.
ing at Duke University summer school '
in Durham, arrived last Thursday
for a week's visit with Mrs- Elmore i
and children at the home of Mrs. El-'
mote's parents Dr. and Mrs. C. R.
McDowell. He is leaving today accom-;
panied by his family to return to his '
home in Raleigh- I
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Mr. and Mrs- James J. Goulden.
who have been visiting relatives and
friends in Pennsylvania arfU New
Jersey, arrived Sunday to spend at
tew days with Mrs. Goulden s par-'
ents, Dr. and Mrs. V. II. McDowell,
hefore returning to their home in
Tallahassee. Florida.
Mr. R. A. Gray, Secretary of the
State of Florida returned to his home
in Tallahassee Monday after a week
end visit to Mrs. Gray- who is spend
ing th(, slimmer at the Hotel Waynes
ville. Mis Bessie McLean returned to her
home in Atlanta, Georgia Sunday af
1 1 i a week-end visit to Mr. Lebo Mas
sie at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. N. Massje-
Miss Rosemary Rippetoe, who has
been visiting friends in Chicago, Illi
nois returned to her home at Max
Patch last Thursday. Miss Rippetoe
will leave tomorrow for Tuscaloosa,
Alabama where she will attend high
.-chool this winter.
D. A- R. TO MEET 20TH
The first meeting of the Daughters
of the American Revolution for the
i.ew club year will be held on Wed
nesday afternoon, September 20, at
.'Jr.'iO o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. F.
Abel. . . . ,
Mr. and Mrs- Edwin Gibbs and
daughter. Miss Marian Gibbs, of New .
York City, arrived Saturday to spend
a few days as guests of Mrs. Sydie
Ray and Miss Elizabeth Ray at their
home on Main street.
Mr Hallett Ward arrived Sunday
from Richwood. West Virginia to join I
Mrs. Ward and infant -on for a ten
day visit to their parents .Mr. ami
Mrs. J. R. Hipps and Mr. and Mrs.
A. E. Ward. , , ;
!?(.' E-N'T ARRIVALS AT HOTEL
WAYNESVILLE
Among the recent arrivals at the
Hotel Waynesville are the following:
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Drew and son.
of Jacksonville, Fla-; Mrs. Tom
Franklin and Miss Eva Liddell. ef
Charlotte; Mr. and Mrs. i H. Dan
iels, of Savannah, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs.
E. L. Miller of Jacksonville. Fla.;
and Mr. and Mrs. R B. Chase, of
Miami. Fla,
airs. B.H. Abbott and' son, Mr.
Hi. well Abbott .of Columbia. South
Carolina returned to their home Tues
day after a week-end vi-it to their
cousin, Mrs. Grady Boyd, and Mr.
l-b yd at the Hotel Waynesville.
MISS LOUISE MOODY IS HONOR
ED ON BIRTHDAY
Miss Louise -Moody was delightfully
honored on last Fi'iil iy evening when
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Moody
entcitained at a d.nner-dance at their
home in Ifazelwood in honor of the
anniversary of her birthday.
Early fall flowers formed a color
ful setting for the affair and the ap
pointments were- in keeping with the
color ..theme ofgreen and yellow. Din
ner was served at small tables which
were graced with flowers and lighted
candles in the chosen colors. Dancing
featured the entertainment during the
evening.
The guests present were the honoree
and Miss Klhn Louise Killian, Miss
Johnnie Russell, Miss Jo Cabe, Miss
Susie Fisher, Miss Marie Plott- Miss
Carmen Plott, Miss Louise Stringfield,
Miss Ha Green, Miss "Ginger" Reb
el ts, oi" Tampa Florida, Mr. Moultrie
'iiuhuk, Mr. Wallace Wheeler. Mr.
Geoige Trostle, Mr. Dan Bell, and Mr.
Rudy Barnes, of Canton, Mr. Joe
Helmick, Mr. June Smathers, Mr. Earl
.Messer, Mr. Paul Davis. Mr. John
Cuddeback, of Pittston, Pa., Mr. Glen
Mason, of Shreveport, La., anil .Mr
and Mrs. Jack Felnut.
MR. AND MRS. SEAVER ARF
bridgf: HOSTS
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Seaver enter
tained a number of their friends at
a delightful bridge party last night
at their home on Haywood Street.
'The rooms where the guests were
received were arranged with a beau
tiful mixture of late summer blossoms
and contract was played at three
tables. Lovely gifts were presented
to the holders of the high and low
scores, and at the conclusion of the
games a salad course was served.
Guests present were: Miss Ethel
Craig, Mrs. W. VV. Norman, Mr. and
Mrs. Angus Craft, Miss Isabel Fergu
son, Dr, and Mrs. S. P. Gay, Mrs.
Robert Hawkins, of Nashville, Tenn
essee, Miss Sara Tucker, of Farmville,
Virginia, Mr. Hugh Sloan, Mr. Donald
Dunham, and Mr. Clyde Ray.
Mis. V. T. Payne left VVeiine -- :y
o' her home jn Augusta, Georgia '
1 .'r spending two weeks with her i
ister, Mrs. '., V. Price. j
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True sincerity cannot be diluted. (ieHuine friend,
ship cannot be adulterated.
Garrett Funeral
Home
Mione I-W Waynesville, N. C. Main St.
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