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rtvOCT0BER5,1933 THE WAYXESV1LLE MOUNTAINEER Page 3 i SOCIETY PAGE Local Items o 1 Society 0 News 3: 'ri L Eleanor Bushnell, Editor Phone 137 'fS I; Pit) pert son v l'iance ctuiier f and th "f Mr. j t Auk. f. Mr. a urn "of -'- tv M i ut nun; hi.-! wt vh-, hu juint,i f all : ar.d. acht U- atrai re-hant a". HHf I'i.v alter.-' . fail l'hursd ten t a inn? irable. makir. ut the n' that i,. cit v. gtiia.J ten t y Si'I! C'f a nd y. itsfl Sav City is sut ft -c. nd r.pf lid be 2.MH; a'tior.? -Ain" Can y . ? Whv ;6 s.v.vJ !.. 'J Neu-ail :!it hi UiS 4'M or - h ;.. Kin. not .'the 1 or ,vant E MISS ALLISON Announced .,-T3'.ei'.t :S'"'Jl- f.:s cu" Septei; has been jmade of Miss Carolyn Alli 'to Clay Clark, of ber 10, at Clayton. 05 , lonVitor nf Mr. bride is ine fl Wavnesvmc 01 . . J nt riiwd her nig" . (.aruiii'" he. . , , ...... associated wiwi , in syiva. r'jrk is education at Teachers College his Eg" You'll Enjoy Its Beauty ive'ry woman who takes de in her home wants it to beautiful inside as well as M that s why so many men choose ine i,opperiau nee. They admire its clean. design, and the rich, iooth beaut v of its all.ena. finish. Yes, you'll enjoy the beauty the Copper-Clad. And you'll also enjov the with which it can be aned, and its remarkable bnomy of fuel. But most of all vou will en- the way it cooks and bakes it's the finest cooking ins. pent ever made. TERCHFS BILTMORE ASHEVILLE OFPER CLAD RANGES Nr finishes White' Gray. in and green porcelain enamel COMMUNITY CLUB HOLDS INI. TIAL MEETING I The Community Club heid its ini tial meeting in the club rooms on Main street on Monday afternoon. The meeting was presided over by Mrs. Ben Colkitt. president. A large number were in attendance. Of special interest was the program with Mrs. Stanley Black of Bryson City, who is a former district president and is now the chairman of division of Indian Welfare of the North Caro lina Federation of Women's Clubs, as speaker. During the business session various reports were presented among which was that of Mrs. R. L. Prevost. chair man of entertainment. A discus sion of the date for the husband's party, an annual social affair, was held- Plans for the coming year wer, discussed, with the year books being given to each member present. During the year, the major features of the program will be given over to a study of the American Indian, with particular and detailed exploitation of the Cherokee Indians. Among the speakers during the year will be be Mr. W. T. Sheltoa who will tell of his wide experience on Indian Resei vations. One afternoon will be devoted to Indian music and will be in charge of Mrs. Richard Barber. Jr., a newly elected member of the club. Mrs. Robert H. Stretcher, chairman of Music, will have charge of a number on each afternoon's program, Mrs- Black was introduced by Mrs. Colkitt, with tribute to her work as state chairman on Indian Affairs. In a very interesting manner Mrs. Black spoke of the present prob lems among the Indians stating that there were twenty-six reservations in the United State with two hundred and twenty-five thousand Indians. She traced the work accomplished by the General Federation of Women's Clubs since their first work in 1124 for the Indians. She told of the pecu liarities of the Cheroke.es and of what the government is doing for them in thP way of health and edu cation and of the diversity of prob lems to le settled at the reservation. She told of the interesting features at the Indian fair of the realization of the Indians of the commercial val ue of retaining their traditions. Following Mrs. Black's address. Miss Mildred Crawford, accompanied by Mrs. R- H. Stretcher, sang "The Spiiit Flower." by B. Martin Stanton. After adjournment a social hour was 'enjoyed during which the hos tesses. Mrs. Robert L- Coin Mrs. Rufus Siler. Mrs. Carol Bell, and Mrs. R. R.Campbell served sandwiches ,and punch. LEGION AUXILIARY TO MEET MONDAY The regular monthly meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary will be held next Monday afternoon.. Oc tober 9. at the LeFaine Hotel, at 4 o'clock. Hostesses for the meeting will he Mrs. E. B- Camp and Mrs. Eli McGee. D. A. R TO MEET NEXT WEEK The October meeting of the Daughters of the American Revol tion will be held on next Wednes day afternoon. October 11. at -'i0 o'clock at the home of the regent, Mrs James Harden Howell The paper for the afternoon on "Gen. Washington, the Commanding Chief," will ie given by Mrs. .1. L Henderson, of Canton. Mis. Vv . r . Swift will review the I). A. R maga MRS t. ...! , m- O T Alexander re- Lr- nil" -- . ...i e,i,lnv niirht from ( harlotte lu.iuco - where they have been with th lirnther. who U in , V V ,J mother, .Mrs nt"" sick at her home in Char- form Mr- Al exander s also quite lotte. (TO Big Values for Thur. Fri. Sat. & Mon- 27ic KOTEX 15c 25c MODESS 15c 23c KLEENEX 15c GWVN IS HOSTESS GUILD DIRECTORS The directors of the Waynesville Chapter of the Needlework Guild of America me: tin last Friday after noon at the home of the president. Mrs. T. Lenoir Gwyn. for the annual business session. At this time October IS was select ed as the date for the ingathering of garments for the needy. A motion was made to observe na tional membership drive week. Octo ber 8 to 15 during which time each member of the guild is asked to get one new member. The only require ment for membership in this organ zation is the donation of two new garments for the poor and this year it is hoped that each person who U able will become a member and help those less fortunate. The garments, when collected, will be on display in the building adjoining the Wayne wood Theatre where the flower shows were held. Various committees were an nounced by the president as follows: Advertising. Mrs. J. M. Long. Mrs. I'aul Walker, and Miss Daisy Boyd; Poster. Miss Lois Harrold. Miss Mary Stringtield. and Mrs- L. N. Davis; Plae, for garment display, Mrs. Rufus Siler. and Mrs. T. L. Blalock; Publicity. Mrs. Frank Fcr yuson, anil Mrs. j. P. Dicus. Mrs, Roy Campbell. Miss Caroline Alsteat ter. and Mrs. Dewey Noland were also appointed to be in charge of the tea table at the display. The minutes of last year's meeting were read by the secretary, MisS Caroline Alsteatter and the treas urer's report was also given. Following the business meeting delightful tea and sandwiches were soived by the hostess. The directors of the organization include Mrs. T. L. Gwyn. president, and Mrs- J P. Dicus. Mrs. J.M. Long, Mrs. L. N. Davis. Mrs. T. L. Blaltv-k. Mrs. Paul Walker. Mis. Rufus Siler. Mrs. Dewey Noland, Mrs. Frank Ferguson. Miss Alico Quinlan, Mrs. Roy Campbell..' Miss Lois Harrold. Miss Daisy Boyd. Miss Caroline Alsteatter. and Miss Mary Stringfield. MISS A NAB EL McCRACKEN IS BRIDE OF WAYNE ROGERS 'Characterized - by impressive dig nity and beautiful simplicity was the wedding of Miss Anabel McCrack. en and' Mr, Wayne Rogers which was solemnized Saturday afternoon at five o'clock at th home of the bride's parents. Rev. R. A. Sentelle 'officiated using the ring ceremony. The home was thrown en suite and TO Ml beautifully decorated with foliage and white blossoms. For the entrance of the party Miss Doris McCracken. of flic bride, plaved the bridal frorii "Iohengrin." Mrs. A. L. Enslev. sister bride, was maid of honor bride's only attendant She green bridal cousin chorus of the and the was at tired in a fall frock of brown and her flowers were purple and yellow. The groom had as his best man Mr. Lowerv ('agio. The little ring bearer. JoM'nhine McCracken. wore a dainty frock of blue and white. Th- briil,. entered with -her uncle Mr W II. .McCracken who gave her in marriage. She w;i- becomingly dressed in i smart fall costume of browii cicpi' with matchintr acces sories. (Mi-wine the ceremony Mr. and Mr T - .11. Ropers.-. parents of the jrronni. entertained the- wedding truest - a' :n informal reception, at their home in Clyde- Mr Rogcr is the daughter of Mr. jvnd Mrs I) R McO r uken and grand daughter of the late Enos E. Mc Cracken of ( rabtree. She received her -education tn the Clvde High School and Asheville Normal. The groom is the sop of Mr. and Mr T II Rogers of Clvde. He holds the position of rural mail carrier on Clvde Route one, Mr and Mrs. Rogers left by mo. tor after the reception for a ten day trip to Chicago -and ( anada. On their return thev will be at. home in ( lyde. KEENER HONORS SISTER AT LUNCHEON Mrs. Horace Keener was hostess at a charming luncheon on last Thursday entertaining in honor of her sister. Mrs- Burton Spraker, of Johnson City, Tennessee who is her guest. The luncheon was held in the din ing room of the Hotel LeFaine which was attractively decorated in green and yellow The large taide at which the guests were seated was centered with a low bowl of nastur tiums flanked by burning yellow tapers in silver holders. Place cards were in the chosen colors and green and yellow mints also carried out the color scheme- A ("beaut itlully ap pointed luncheon was served in three courses. After luncheon contract was play ed at three tables. Mrs. Roy Camp bell won high score prize and Mrs. Robert Stretcher received a dock of cards as consolation gift. The hos tess presented Mrs. Spraker with !ovly imiHi".ed handkorvhiefs. The guests were: Mrs. Spraker, Mrs. Wilfoul Raw Mrs. William Hannah Mrs. Richard Barber, Jr., Miss Mary Barber. -Mrs. J.W. Seavor, Mis Roy Campbell, Mrs. JB.ohn Hodges. Mr.-.- Robert Stretcher. Mrs, S. P. Gav. Mi's. Tom Lee. Jr., and Mrs. Diana Shoolhrod. JOHN WILLIS WEDS IN AT LANTA Fiiciids in Waviiesv'ille will bo in- teiested to learn of the marriage of Mr. John Bowers Willis to Miss Louise Randolph which was ' quietly solemnized last Saturday morning at the Peach tree Christian church in Atlanta. Ceorghf. Dr. Rol-rt W. Burns, pastor of the church perform ed . the ceremony in the presence of the immediate fainilie- and a few close friends. Miss Max ine Lobns, ,of Dayton, Ohio, cousin of the bride, was maid of honor and the groom had as his best man his brother, Kit-hard Benners Willis. The "'bride was given in marriage by her father, Mr. W. M- Randolph. She wore a traveling suit of maluga brown suede cloth with brown acces sories and her shoulder spray was of deep purpl,. '.orchids combined with valley Lilies- The bride, who is the (laughter of Mr. and Mr-. W, M Randolph of of Atlanta, is a prominent and at tractive member of the young social set. '" Mr. Willis is the son of the late Mi. George" Francis Willis and Mrs. Willis and is the grandson of Mrs. Emma Willis, of Wa vnesville and Atlanta. He has''. visited frequently in this city- PRESBYTERIAN ( I KCI. E'S M E E T NEXT- WEEK The circle meetings of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Presbyterian church will be held next week as follows: Tuesday- October 10, at :i::il o'clock Circle Nil 1 with Mrs. 1. J Brown". Ciicle No. 2 with Mrs. II, C. Litid-sley. Circle No. :i with Mrs, W.r .hwiii. Monday, October 1). it 4 o'clock-'. ; Circle No. wiUi Ilaseltine Swift. . Circle No. to be announced. PARTY HIKES TO LICK.STO.NK lUikme -advantage of an ideal- au tumn dav the following party Inked to. the Thomas Price cabin on Lick ston,, a few days ago: Miss Tliedis Case, Miss l.vda .Browning- Ml Linsev ("hm-- Messrs. Leon -and Cecil Yount. and Mrs. Charles Burgin. The paiiv left hillian street at 10 o'clock anil in two hours reached th.. il.'-tiiiation. A picnic lunch was enjoyed on ine poicn Pri Mr. Charles B. McCracken. of Fines Creek, was here on business last week. Among the vi day were Messrs Noland of Fines sitors in town Mon . Furmau and J. W. Creek. Miss Pearl Weaver, supervisor of this district of Federal Relief Work, spent Monday in Waynesville. Among the visitors here from Crabtree Saturday were Messrs. F. A. Justice- Bob Davis, and Roy Clark. Miss May Hayes, of High Point re turned to her horn,. Friday after a few days' visit to Miss Alice String field. Mrs. W C.Kirkpatrick, of Gjlyde, has as her guest her daughter, Mrs Monroe Craine. of Chester, South Carolina. Mrs. Adora Rayne left last week for Cincinnati. Ohio where- she will visit her sister. Mrs. Joe Rose, and Mr. Rose. Mr. J G. Holt.claw left Tuesday for Richmond. Virginia after spend ing th,, Balsam. summer at her home at Miss Margaret Burgin her guest for the week-end Allison, of Brevard, who dent at . t '.. T. C ha Mis as Lena stu- Mrs. Bill Clark, who has been vis iting her parent-. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kay, left Tuesday for her home in Taipon Springs. Florida, Miss Frances Burgin ha- returned to her home from Chattanooga. Ten nessee where she lias been isiting Miss Grace Plott Campbell. Mr- and Mrs Iouise Edwards W. D. Smith Miss and Miss Bernice McElhatinon attemb Indian fair Tuesday d tbt-night. Miss Emma Casque, of arrived last week, to make Waynesville and will Ik' Cherokee Asheville, her home connected with the Jo-Ann Beauty Shop. Mi u I'd a y ht turv and Mrs. Leo M artel left Sat for Chicago" Illinois... where t ill spend ten days at the ( en ,f Progress Exposition. c ( YSTEX For the Kidneys S1.00 C ARDi! Tonic . . . . . -'c' ZERBSrS ir 15. c STANBACK or 1!C h. "")C C.ARI0D and ttle Salts Tablets 64c 69c 19c 14c 54c 50c Tooth Brush Dr. Nest in. Ml '51 Solution 3Iouth Anteseptic 50c HOST Tooth Paste 50c Jergens Lotion for the Hands 25c LISTERINE Tooth Paste 39c 49c 27c 29c 19c MisK Mildred McCracken and Mr. James" Kirkpatnck attended the Wea ver College-W. C, T. C. football game in A.heville Sat urdav afternoon and a party given at Weaver ( ollege hat day night. - Mr and Mrs L. M. Richeson and Mr ami Mr-. Earl Wagenfeld motor ed -o Knoxville: Tennessee a-t week end to attend the Tennessee-V. P. I ir.amr- and went from there to Ash- lard Kentucky for a few days visit. Thpv returned to their h'imes yesier- dav. points home. Dr. Clvde Dr: Monda Mr. Monda Mr! here i Mr spent Mi r rida f the cabin and after seeing various ,,!' .iiiteic-t the hikers returned A Sin inday. ithei,- was here from M I .i l- in. the city of Canton, spent . H. tie I e .Lines, of oil busine !ui W. Shook business Frid -Clyde,: spent ol ( lvde was V- n Green urdav in : Of Fitl''u W a vnesvillt ( reek, J ura W right, of ( anion, -bopping in Waynesville. ;peni Mrs. Ceorge Taylor, who was tlitl guest of Mrs. Charles Quinlan sever al days last week, returned to her homo in Mcioresville Saturday. Mrs. M. J, Collins will leave Satur day for her home in Washington.- D. ('.after spending the summer, with her parents. Mr- and Mrs. J. F, Cube. Miss Virginia" Ferguson and Mr. Fred Ferguson motored to Chapel Hill last week-end to attend the Carolina-Davidson football game. - Mr and M rs William Cogdill. of Canton, and their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kingsmore, of Bellinghnni Washington, were Waynesville visit ors Saturday. - Mrs. Burton Spraker and littl son Burton. Jr. of Johnson City Tennessee, are guests of Mrs. Spruk er's sister. Mrs- Horace Keener, and Mr. Keener. -.-- Mis. Andrew -Moore and Mrs. L. M. Welch returned ' home Monday aflor a visit to the former's daughter, Mr. ( arv Page who is spending this month in Asheville. Miss Johnnie. Rii-sell and Misses Marie and Carmen Plott spent last week end in Cullowheo as guests (if .Miss Vilginia Kobeits. who is a -tu-ilent at W- C. T. C. BOX 'SUPPER AT FRANCIS COVE The U'wn iii's Mi-sionary Society of t lie Francis Cove church is giving :i box supper Saturday night O, tober The public is yivited. M r. and M r-. I- loyd Kippctoo and children. Ris-mary and Soiinv, have moved from Max Patch 'o a vnes ville and are occupying the Sommos home in ( he-tnut Park. Mr. E 1.. Hiiiton Dr. Charles Padgett, Mr Tom Lee. Jr., and Mr. White Mease motored to Athens, Georgia last Saturday to attend the Geoigia-N. C. State football game. Judge James M Hays and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Hays, of Okmulga. Oklahoma spent last week-end with relatives at the home of Mrs. W. B. Matthews on the Howell Mill Road. Baker, of Orlando, to W aynesviue ai- Mr Winfred Florid,), motored urdav and returned Sunday with Mrs. Baker, who spent the summer with her parents. Dr. and Mrs. J. F- Abel. Mrs. R. N Barber, president of this district of Women's Federated clubs, left Saturday for Raleigh to attend a meeting of all district officials to discuss plans for the national conven tion of Federated clubs. Mrs. Bar ber was accompanied by her daugh ter, Miss Mary Barber, who will visit friends in Raleigh this week MUSIC LESSONS Pipe Oman, Piano, Orchestral Instruments. Studio in Dr Main St root. Will 15o Civon If Intorostod From 9 to 12 Way's Ollk-o On Oran I Arsons On Baptist Orran. Soo Mo At Otlico ami from 2 to 1. MISS GRACE M. CROCKER Mrs. A. II. W'i hi Crawford. Mr. Did, W hitener Prevo t im boro Duke last week V. M. 1 f "nd ),: M i i- :--),! -.tored t. to at til game -'.- Wild; and Mt i (ireens tend th Among, the wa- M H visitors O.-lxirrie here Monday of Canton. Rev tin M r; '.. M-gUs'-r.-her,; . R. G as a vi K L M the : vis Mcl.amrock. of W hit dtor in the city I- nday. ---er. of ( rabtree. was tors in town Monday. - Lee Howell and ,f Jonathan spent i busienss. Earl Fer-Saturday Mrs. : Robeit young daughter home in 1 ampa. ing the Kummei- par-nts, J)r .and O-borne anil two 1 f t S u n da y f o r f h e i r I- lorida if ter spend wi: h t he former's Mrs. J. I-'. Abel. - fil CO-ED i) WOOL i li: t h A VELVET I (j I m t for th. J j " I newtit kind of You'll lov tb nor ffcl n-J io(t bruthd a" th i.t-.-vitUleabl NEW tilhousMo. Ti your vl vat cot nd scoro hit with your laihionsbln bund;. No.d w. edd. that w,th today". riinq prices lor companion, yu got BARGAINI rr,m.t in Brown, Black. Graan Win and Nay CO-V.D dteuet . 14 to 20. luuirly al C. E. Ray's Sons A DEPARTMENT STORE Putnam Dyes for Wool For Cotton 2 1 cr 15c AGENTS FOR Whitman's Martha Washington Page & Shaws CANDY All 5c Chewing Gum Mints etc. 3rrl0c JOHN CHARLES THOMAS Raritonc METROPOLITAN OPERA COMPANY In Recital Plaza Theater-Thursday Oct 12-8:30 P. M. (ASHEVILLE Pnnular Prices Sl.50-S2.00 Students SI. 00 plus tax - i For reservations write Mrs. Pharmacv. f Wall Street, O. C. Hamilton, Uavene s Asheville, N. ('. GIRLS FIND CAMELS MILDER I'M MUSD AT THf. WAV tO MANY OIRtS HAV SUDOCMIV OlSCOVCREO HOW MHO CAMELS ARE. BUT I M OLAO THEV LEARNED WHAT I HAVE KNOWN FOR SO LONG THAT CAMELS ,,.-.-w,-v-"-'- S ARE BETTER FOR STEAOV SMOKINO J Jt I " 4 , H CAMEL'S COSTLIER TOBACCOS HZVer (jet on ij crur 7lr Le5 . . fl iccr tire ijvurjait? i ' 4 - ('"-' f tr v I. 7'!', .t I'll v d t 0 4
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