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SEPTEMBER 28, 1933
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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SOCIETY
Eleanor Bushnell, Editor - - -
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" , vp BARRY LANE
AV- 'ilGE HOSTS
U,;:..'r"-,nKnK the social ac--eason
was the
, : ven'un Tuesday even
' Mr. Barry Lane, of
i -"p.vlvania at "Birch.
:' 1 . u ,f Mr and Mrs.
" ii,:' tne in""-
5B:-5i:' avranired for
'Anful setting ef early
- MorLrolds. zinnias, and
JcT wei-p used to carry out
:a'd. W" e. ...dUw. and this
:'ited in all party ap
: Preu tho Mines love V
:3re presented to the winners
:r! Second, and third high
n?.". Barron. Miss
r'li lian and Mrs. L.M. Rich
er Mhi . ;ft fnv the ladies
.U-' , ti limn tno
. I). U "twi -
.-' for ,he men. Air
son receivou an n.tiww,c r
MP11- mints
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DJl .1... fnnmmunt
; invr.eii guests weie.
T Lenoir Gwyn. Mr. and Mrs.
u.vt Mr and Mrs. R. L. Pre
"i;'V'l Mrs. L. M. Richeson,
j Mi- r. bwilt, ;uiss
Kiliian. Mr. and Mrs-,.-ivt'-
Miss Robina Mil-
jr tml .Mrs. Kulus &ner. mr.
Vr,.' Milliard Atkins. Mr. and
Aa.Wscn-' of Mobile, Ala., -urs.
Barron, Mr.- and airs. k;
,. .,,n Mrs- John Jefford. of
Fl-rida.- Mr. and Mrs.
Ca-.-eis. ol Savannah, ua..
Ehz-'wth nd Eleanor Rank-i-uloru-.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
of Atlanta. Miss Edith West,
1 Alice Clark, of Savannah,
Adele Jones and Miss Rowe
if Warrenton. Dr. and -Mrs.
McCracken, Mr. and Mrs. K- ii-
II Mr. Wallace Blackweii,
Mr. .Civile Ray. Jr.
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it) MRS. SMATHERS
k'TERTAlN HOUSE PARTY
Mrs.- Frank Smathers
mer.aining a number of friends
house party this week at tneir
summer home, in me
are: .Mr. and ivirs. 1 nomas
f Miami Reach: Mr- and
Tr'tine Collins, of Miami Beach
lorristnwu. New Jersey; and Mr-
M. C. Hal-dee of Miami, all
knom uiriveii-last week anil win
until Saturday! Mr. and Mrs.
M.nre. of Atlantic. City, who
Wednesday to join the house
...11 i.,mi.iin fnr n lrvnirpr visit-
sitor are being delightfully I
tained with trips . to various
of interest in the mountains,
W.C. Barber, of Mt. Ulla, ar-
sU'rilav for a visit to his
Mr. R. N. Barber, and Mrs.
K. S. Harrold and Mrs. Sam-
Fn.v were Asheville visitors Wed-
MUSIC LESSONS
f Ore an, Piano, Orchestral
Instruments.
io in Dr. Way's Office On
" Stive:. Organ Lessons
Be Given On Baptist Organ.
Interested See Me At Office
1? 'to 12 and from 2 to 4.
!S GRACE M. CROCKER
EAST WAYXESVILLE P. T. A. WOMAN'S
HAS BUSINESS MEETING
Tht, East Waynesville Elementary
P. T. A. held the first meeting of the
year on last Monday evening at the
school auditorium.
The, following officers installed for
the coming year's work are: Mrs. IV
IV Alley, president. Mrs. G. C. Plott.
vice president. Miss Daisy Boyd,
treasurer, Miss Elizabeth Henry
secretary.
The meeting was called to order
by the president and minutes of last
meeting held were read. Group sing,
ing and introduction of new officers,
teachers and patrons followed. Re
ports of last year's work from com
mittee chairmen and the president's
report were given. The membership
present stood in silent respect to the
memory of Mrs. Joseph E. Johnson,
who had rendered valuable and faith
ful service to this association.
The enrollment campaign Schedul
ed to begin Oct. 2:. 19;i3. was brought
before the meeting and will be spon
sored. It was decided to have the
regular meetings of this P. T. A.
on the first Tuesday of each month.
New committees as follows were
named: Program. Mr.-. G.F. Boston
chairman. Mrs. Eli McGee, Mrs. Jack
Messer.
Membership. Mrs. Dewey Noland,
chairman, with room representatives
assisting.
Hospitality, Miss Mildred Crawford,
chairman. Mrs J. C Hose. Mrs. J. L.
Palmer. Mrs. Spaulding Underwood.
Finance and budget. Mis Daisy
Bovd, chairman. W. L. McCracken,
G. C. Plott. Miss Eula Patterson.
Publications and publicity. Mrs. W.
L. McCracken, Miss Fannie P. Pel
met. Mrs- Homer Plott, Mrs. Leo
Ma rt el.
Grounds. Mr. Thomas Reeves, chair,
man. Mrs. Theo. McCracken, H. C
Wilburn, Mrs. Jno. M. Queen.
Cafeteria, Mrs. Hubert Purnotte,
Matron. Mrs. Smiley Carver, chair
man, Mrs. A. P Ledbetter. Mrs. Sam
Jones.
Room Representatives (Grade
Mothers) :
Gradel Mrs- Robert Gibson.
Grade 2 Mrs, Henrv Francis.
Grade 3 Mrs. D M. Simons,
Grade 4 Mrs. Gilbert Reeves.
Grade ,r Mrs. Dave Turner.
(ira,je G Mrs. Turner Russell.
Grade 7 Mrs- J- C Calhoun.
The closing feature of the pro
gram was the presentation of the
Standard-'-Certificate, to the school.
This certificate was presented by Mrs.
Alley, president, to Mr. Reeves, th
principal, to be kept in tht, school
building-
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COMMUNITY CLUB TO HOLD
FIRST MEETING
The initial meeting of the fall se
ries of the Community Club will be
held next Monday afternoon. Oc
tober 2 at the Club rooms at 3
o'clock. '
Mrs- Stanley. Black, of Bryson
City, chairman of Indian Welfare of
the State Federation of Women s
Clubs will address the club and all
members are asked to b( present. -
Hostesses for the afternoon will be:
Mrs. R. L. Coin, Mrs. Carol Bell, and
Mrs. Rov Campbell.
Mrs- R N. Barber, Miss Mary
Barber, and Mr. Charles Burn, who
spent two weeks in Chicago at the
Century of Progress Exposition, re
turned to their homes Tuesday night.
Mrs. C A. Ratrland. Jr.. left Tues
day for her home in Louisburg after
a visit to Mr. RaKland.
-
Dr. J. R. McCracken and Dr. W. L.
Kirkpatrick attended a meeting of the
10th medical district in Burnsville
yesterday-
CLUB HAS INITIAL
MEETING
Mrs. G rover C. Davis was hostess
to the member ; of the Wt man's Club
at the v tirst meeting of the fall scries
last Thursday afttrnoon at her home
on Walnut street.
The main feature of the afternoon's
program was the installation of the
following new orik-ors: Mr-. G rover
Davis, president; Mrs W. B- Mat
thews, second vii-e-president ; M;rs.
Cleveland Kirkpatrick third vice
president; Mrs. R. H. Blackwell,
treasuier; and Mrs. J. Harden How
ell, corresponding secretary. Com
mittee chairmen were appointed as
follows: Mrs. H. W. Haucom, chair
man of education; Mrs. W. B Mat
thews, chairman of publicity; Mrs.
Homer Henry, chairman of public
welfare; and Mrs John M. Queen,
chairman of legislation Mrs. 11 W.
Bauior,i was also elected vice-president
to fill the office of Mrs. B. D.
Bunn. who resigned upon leaving the
city. .
Mrs. John Queen made a report
of the quilt show sponsored by the
club in July and Mrs. Cleveland
Kiikpatruk made a report of the
.recent Dahlia Show. 1 t h 'shows
wci. successful and the reports were
gratifying.
Mr- W. B. Matthew.- presented the
matter of the proposal to create a
health zone including the territory of
Haywood. Jack-on, ;,ml Swain conn,
ties. The club went on record a- ila
siiing io cooperate with other or
ganizations in the city in inviting
the State Board of Health to estab
lish thi.- health district.
Mrs. C !'. Kirkpatrick retiring
president nuol,, a few timely remark
thanking the members of the club
for their cooperation during her term
of olliec and graciously handed the
gavel to Mr- Davis , the new presi
dent. .Mrs. Davis spoke hrirlly and
appropriately of her appreciation of
the honor bestowed on her and ex
pressed a de-ire to serve the club and
its interest to the best of her ability.1
.Mrs. S. P. Gay read transcripts
from the club manual pertaining to
club ethics and the rules mid by-laws.
During the social hour Mr-, Davis
served a delightful ice course with
coffee.
MRS. ABEL IS D A.R. HOSTESS
.Mrs. ,1. F Abel
niemlx'rs of the
Chapter of the
American Revolution
meeting of the fall
nesday afternoon.
The guest assembled
room where quantities
mer flowers were used
M rs. James Harden
was. hostess to the
Dorcas Bell Love
Daughter- ,of the
nt the initial
on last Wed-
Cold Weather and Frost will soon be
here and I will be pleased to have
:J;y'-C-. you see my
Heating Appli
ances
And Especially The
LOW PRICES
K.! can't jrive you fair prices then
don't buy from me. Ranges Priced at
$30-$35-$4O--$45---$5O
Hese Ranges Weigh 317 to 533 Pounds and are Part and
full Enameled
n. .
mm
ons
-Main Street Opposite First National Bank
Hardware
in the living
of late sum
as decoration.
Howell, the
new regent, conducted the meeting
and also made an interesting, talk
on the work of the D. A. R She
pointed Out that $!0,771 is given by
the National organization to approv
ed schools all over the United States
each year. It was also noted that
North Carolina has '2-W2 members in
her i2 chapters and that these chap
ters lend $1327 through the Student
Loan Fund to 113 boys and girls in
the state Additional funds could be
Used in this respect, if available.
Mrs. John N. Shoollired reviewed
the D A.R. Magazine alid read the
President-General's message.
During the business session which
preceded t':e program the chapter
voted to endorse Mrs. Flora Myers
Gillemine, "f the Colonel Hardy
Murphce Chapter, of Chattanooga, at
the 41th continental congress to be
held in Washington. D- C. in April.
1 '.':',."..
Mrs. "W. I!. Matthews presented two
letters which -he asked the chapter
to eliiior-e ine requesting the
State. Board of Health to establish a
health zone embracing Jackson. Hay
wood, and Swain counties with head
quarters in Waynesville, and the
other'-'. to the National Park Service
asking that the needed steps be taken
to acquire additional lands neces
sary to complete the North Carolina
side of the park- Thi- club voted to
endorse both letters, :
.' : Mrs, Matthew-- also asked members
to bring old magazine- to the office
of the .District Chamber of Com
merce to 1 e distributed in the Civil
ian Conservation Camps. .
Mr- T. Lenoir Gwyri. in. a report
r,f Crossnoie School, announced that
?.",4 had been donated by the Dorcas
Bell Love, Chapter , for the building
of the new dormitory at the school.
Mrs E. B. f'anVp was eb-e'ed treas-u'-'-r
of tne organizat ion to fill the
office of Mr- J M, Long, who re--igned
; and Mrs, C H. McDowell was
elected to fill .'.he office of 'registrar
, f- vacant, by the resignation of Mrs.
S. H, Kushnell:
(Juests , at the - meeting included
Mr-. J. F. CarT'on, of the Fort Dobbs
Chapter of Statesville. and Mrs.
PodK-n 0,sborne,. of Tampa. Florida, a
former member of this chapter.
During the social hour the hostess
crrved a dej'ghtful salad course.
STANDARD OIL EMPLOYEES
HAVE DINNER AND BUSI
NESS MEETING
Th,, employees of the Standard Oil
Company of New Jersey, both whole
sale and retail, held their regular
monthly meeting on hist Wednesday
evening at '.he Hotel I.eFaine,
A delightful couie dinner was serv
ed in the dining rooms of the hotel,
which was attractively decorated in
the new Essuleno color.-. Covers
were laid for thirty.
After dinner the employees, under
the supervision of Mr J. R. Latham
in the wholesale division and Mr. L.
A. Davis in the retail division, enter
ed into the discussion and received
instructions on the petroleum code
of the NRA. this being the primary
purpose of the meeting. The Stand
ard Oil Company of New Jersey, as
ha always been the custom, rallied
to the cause and is endeavoring to
further the cause by seeing that all
employee- arc properly and thorough
ly instituted on :ht. observance of
the code.
Th,- supcrvi.-ors Messrs. Latham
and Davis, and the employees west f
Ash
then
A l
1..A.
and
by ;i
for
w e!co!lle
lighted to have
t- .Mr and Mrs. Y
. J. K. La t ha in. Mrs.
and Mrs. Richards,
Mr. Sample. Mr. Goodsun, known
11 the employee- of the company
a number of year- was warmly
Hi- di-cii-sion ot the pe-
ville were
lienor guo:
oodson. Mr
Davis Mr
trolcum code
ci.itii. Aftel'
by Mr.
id joui lleii
tail-was
ua- thoroughly appre
t he ,: tial const l llctive
I. at ha in, tlie meeting
MRS 1
AIM.
CLl
11 V ATT IS
Ii HOSTESS
MUSIC
The Waynesville Music Club met
for the opening nice ing at the Pied
mont Hotel with Mis, Paul Hyatt as
hostess.
Instead of the usual formal open
ing. Mrs Hugh Love, the presiding
officer, made a few appropriate
marks and the club paid tribute
memory of the belovei
since the last
re-
to the
members lo-t
.'meeting Mrs. Joseph
E. Johnson and Miss r redenka
Quinlan,
Since Mrs. Hugh love as vice pres
ident, will till :.tiu1 office of president.
Mrs. LM. Richeson was elected vica
president. Mrs. Richard Barber,
chairman of the program committee,
presented the year Itook, which was
accepted in full. Four new members
were elected. Miss Grace Crocker,
Misses Maude and Margaret Terrell,
and Miss Ellen Loiii-e Kiliian. M r
the Statesville Music
several musical notes of
the club and a messag
CugelH' I 'avis,, the state
Mr.
Kil-
Carl: on ol
Club, gave
interest to
from Mrs.
president.
Mrs. Horace Keener as-leader for
the afternoon?,- program presented
th,. subject. "Art Song and Folk
Song," with the following numbers:
Ki.e-ish Air 'Urink lo ie vm
With Thine Eyes." vocal trio.
Lawrence Green Mi-ses Nancy
lian. Mis- Mildred Crawford, accom
panied bv Mrs. Robert Stretcher.
Welch Air "All Through Mo
Night," vocal solo bv Mrs. Lawrence
Green. 'accompanied by Miss Nancy
Kiliian.
"Hohcve Me It
Tl-,,s Endearing Young: Charms,'
bv Mis- Ida Jean
Moroninaniod bv Mrs. M. H
Art Song. "The Spirit
eat solo iiy Miss
Mil
accompaiuei
or.
At the c.
the he ', -
wiches and '
1 by M rs
iiichlsion
served
tea.
A a
ms,
Hrown
Howies.
Flower. ' vo-
Ired Crawford.
Robert Stretch-
of the program
delicious sand-
PllblieltV
Chajrman.
Mr. i
day for
Mime I.
the I
sum mi1!
nessee. b.
ceive bi
the fa!!
He is an
school . and
aides Padgett. Jr. left Suil
Krioxville, Tennessee to ie
tudv in the Law S.ch(-1 of
in TU : u
niver-ity o) I ennessee. i o.
Mr Hailgett passed tne i en
r examinat ion and .will re
law degree at the close of
-emest.'r at the university.
ivmor student, ol tne iuw
ils editor of. the l-iw
is
Review H
tion of '-he
uird, thp
Tenne-.-e
ofiiciiil publica-bar:
VIOLIN LESSONS
. : BY ''...' .'
Mrs. It N. Barber, Jr.
Graduate of Atlanta Conservatory of
Music and a student of artist teach
ers at inrinnati ( onservatory, and
Peabwlv (ollege. Nashville, and
American ( onservatory of ( hicago.
Iteginning
OCTOBER FIRST
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True sincerity cannot ..be diluted. Genuine friend
ship cannot be adulterated.
1 Phone MY
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Wavnesville. N. C.
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STCAOILV. THOSE COSTIIIR TOBACCOS
CERTAINLY MAKI A BIO OIFFEIUNCE
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CAMEL'S COSTLIER TOBACCOS
never Cjctcnt ij cwllcrvcS . . fllwer "tire vjcrurjastl
Head The Advertisements
FOR THEIR...
PLAY DAYS... SCHOOL
DAYS.... OR DRESS UP
e're rciidj to mil tit your voiniKslers in footwear
Unit is the very newest. Of course, they lit correct
ly . . . they're eat herbird Shoes, buili of iill
lealher " Cor long wear and extreme roniforl.
$1.49 to $3.50
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For The Woman Who Cares
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To complement ' " ."
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can be for
afternoon or
evening wear
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FASHION'S latest addition to the
smartly dressed woman's Fall ct-s
tume . . . we have them in a variety
of patterns.
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