THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1931
Society
News
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Mrs. Ben Sloan, Editor
Phone 137
IIIL WAYNKSYiLXIi MOUNTAIN KEit
SOCIE
MRS. LOVE IS I NEW PRESIDENT, , Darher, Jr- rvin- as judge
.ml aii. iLiu unw ot th,. muieal ceiitv.-'U.
An intt-rv!t:nu p-ist'ioiii v;..i pre
sented with Mj Idea .Kan Hr-own
jrivinjr th- paper, the Mibjvet Ivins
Tlx' Yavn--svilU Music club met
Saturiia'. afternoon :'.t the home of
Mi .' iiii.th A- Love, the president,
wh'nrvkie.! ovt'r the meeting.
Tlu- lower floor of the residence was
thrown together and arranged in quan
tities of spring flowers. Mrs. Love
was assisted in receiving the members
f the club and guests by her sisters.
Mrs. James L. Stringtield and Miss
Carolina Alstaetter.
The annual eletcon Of othcers was
lu-ld and resulted as follows: presi
dent. Mis. Hugh A. Love; vice prest
dert Mrs. L. M- Richeson; .secretary,
M isS' MiKied Crawford; and treasur
er Miss Ida Jean Brown.
Interesting reports were given from
the various chairmen, and by the delegate--
who attended the recent Dis
trict meeting of the Music Clubs, three
.,f the members, Miss. Nancy Kilhair
Mrs. Robert Strecher. and Mrs. R N.
"Famous Women com nosei s." iSlt
gave short sketches of the following
musicians: t'ocile Chaminade, t he
Fiench ccnipo.-er- J .lie' Hathaway,
ti. li. A. liouch. l.Ulv Mnkiamt. I sale- w.
Carrie Jacobs Bvnd, Jena Branscombo ; ' ran
.n l XEEEI.EVYOKK lilil.n CONY EN- SENIOR PLAY IS OUTSTANDING
Tlo.N TO i'.E HELD IN LEX- j SUCCESS
INt.lON k. i "Th,. C harm School," a comedy by
The annual convention of the Neeil-I Alice Huer Miller and Robert Milton,
lework tluild, of Ann nca will be held! "huh was presented by the senior
in Lexington, ky. May Id ami 11. class of the Waynosville High School
Mrs. Thomas .!. I'.cstoti ,I,, the foiui.j la.-t Friday evening, proved to be one
or Mis. Civvi-r Cleveland, will pie-j of th,, 1hsi high school performances
side i vt r the bu.-im-.o session- I'el-lin recent years. The play itself was
e the pr.siiiiT.is of the , V2 ' full ol huinor and entertainment and
r their pr-aMcs I e .ch member of the ca-t ilid out-taiiil-
.iiargaiet munven i.ang, auna mve io-,. win wur.o,-
King, Helen Hoke King Fay Foster, ; niversaiy of this X atonal organi.a
and Man., Zucea. Illustrating some ; lion who.-c fanctiou is to piovnle new
of t!ie outstanding work- of the va- ' ga i no ir. - (,: .!. i!i e.iy. The dona
1 ious composers, the followin.o num- tun if two i.ew uarmetsU a year, or
tiers were triveii: 'The Flatterer" by a sum of nioitev. constitutes memher-
I'tcik Chaminade. played bv Mrs. M. i -h:i. and the contribution of 2.122, 1M l Henry, and Gladys Dieus.
11. HowTi.-: vocal solos. "Em Long- r.ev garment last vear indicates that O: nor member of the cast.
fiftieth an- mg acting.
' I ,,. .1 , I . . S" ,
Liwj; v ,1 il .1 1 UCO I m I ' : I ,. i 1 1 . . 'v.
presented h.r to ..man's i :tlt, for
the IVst dramatv peilormance to
Alfred Kulme Houoraole mention
was given to kooert Moan, .inmc ray
. Unl.
BlL
RE AH ACTIVE
as . you WISH
Here is a light weight com
bination gormcnt fcr slender
and average figures. The
two-way stretch Lastex back
with its amazing elasticity
can do seemingly impossible
things with your figure with
pressure so light you are
scarcely conscious of its
gently molding support. It
will not stretch out of shape
even after washing. This exquisite
ing ,ln-t fur You." by .Line Hatha-, m .ny Americans prefer this personal
way sting by. Mrs. I.. M. Richeson, c- way of giving,
eompanied by Mr.-. Robert 11 Stretc-j Fifty year- ago when Mrs, John
hi i' the "Scarf Dance" by Cecile 1 Wo.id Stewart, of Philadelphia, and
Chaminade played by Mrs. X.un y T. I her asw:ui, founded the organ.a
Kecr.er, ' Oeconceclicc".-. I.oe Song'! torn, many ef the t'.ew garments do
by Miss Margaret St ringfield. local; n ,te,l e;e made i y hand, hence the
coir,)) i.-i : sung by Mis Fred Mart in, j name "Needlework Guild.'' It has also
and ccmpanicd by the compe.-'er. I beeti eal'.ed our Thimble Aristo- racy,
(uano s-iio. by ali-s Crace ( r . Kei', ; representing1 a iivna-ty ot which pres
'.:a! Mile. "Sweet hyl!:." by l.dy I i nt ,1. y A nierii a i an fe proud.
St iickl.i nd. -ting by Mt- I'lVn Louise, M r. T. 1 etiorr liny,, is pre.-ident
Ki.lian; piano sain :y Mi-s Maude i !' '.he Aan,. no',1 branch ami work-'
Ten ell. and . Vocal !.., "l.imiv Loll'' j iiig w.tii her .le th,. fallowing iii.ee
by laly Stircklaiid Ming by .Mis.'l Mi- C. Mien. Mis. Koy
l.awiioice Green. j Ca.np!e!l. Mr-. Law-.m Davis, M !'-.
Dieus,
I m v N.i!a:a
Paul Wallor
Mi-s Dai-v l:
Mis-. A:,,.,, li
S: ingliehl.
The Fii.-t V.
Friday t veil in
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If
up
rac -
garment is strong, light, cool
and comfortable and a con
stant delight to the active
woman.
A Hargain A(
$2.95
Madame Grace
Yassaretles
Gossards
A Complete Service
C. E RAY'S SONS
r !
sot:o gap dance team goes
1 1 1 FOLK FESTIVAL
The Socii Gap square dame nam
lift Monday nooning for S:. Loins,
Mi- : ;r i : 1 1 take pa rt i o ; he lir-t na
tion I folk festival, held t her, Mon
day, Tin-day, and -Ir.i .-day .
The team, which io n I la We-iei'n
Nettli Carolina champ: at the
A - he : lie Song iino I i-- '.ival
two e .i's ago, eons -1.- ,.; ; Son (,Vneen.
cailcr ami inan.gar, ,. io -,ii.-- eoa , . , .., Vl ;i ,.
Ia-e Ei igu-on, Rankin i'en;a and 1 N,l i ,.c v
Miss Hilda Moody Jam. - P. I'W 't amij y..,;. 'r.
Mi.-s (b r! tide Plot ; , fr, d . f etison j ' X.u'.ll'.,.
in.', .ii-s Eeln I'lot t, Tay In- I-, rgn. I s-'m' U , t
s-.-n .at! Mis- Carmen I 'bos. Grady m, v,;
i law ford ami Mi-'- Id,';! Soy di , j , .
F'ed .b e.,v aid ,: S.r a idor - I
ami Wit '.li ii T itinpbell .tad )L , M .'
:a Mooiiy.
The AVi.s.e.i n North i.'.-n of. i: . ,!,-!.
gallon... 'including the (aai'liir So o
Gap, ami Euka diUHa ; ,-,.m,-. ; !je
j Mount Pi -gah and lb mb r Leclo.
string bamfs. ami the ' I.o rngoinl
ters T-balladists. pon'oi niohl a! the
nat ioiia L eoin.pet it ion Ttie.-iiay al'ter
nion 'iml night under the direction
of l!a-com Lamar Lunsfoi a!, "the hard
of the Appalachians" :,nd a diiector
of t he festival.
Th,, Ashevillo Cha.niber of Com
merce has promoted the participation
of the Southern 'Appalachian 'folk
artists in the festival and is, with the
"American Enka Corporation, the
Waynesville Chamber of Commerce,
and the Smoky Mountains. ..Tours,- Inc.
supplementing funds for expense- of
the trip.
The Soco (Jap dancers are expected
to return to their homes today.
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CHARLES RUSSELL HONORED
AT WAKE FOREST
Charles Ru.-sell, member of tile
senior class of Wake Forest college,
was elected sei i etai y-t i easuror of the
Student. Government for next year, at
the recent election of ollieer.s. ller
nion Stevens. Jr.. of A.-heile, wa.
elect(!d president.
Although Mr. Ru.-sell will graduate
this vear, he expect- to return 'to
Vak Forest next year for past gran
uate work. He has played the 'posi
tion of halfback on the varsity loot
ball team for the past three-years am
will be an assistant coach in footbaal
next year.
Ur-. .1. M Long, Mr.-,
i M r... Rul'u.s Siler. Mrs.
; , : l.ina A 1 -1 art t e r
oyd, V. s I.,, is Harrohi,
a : .i n. a i I M iss Ma rv
Ob lit 1 : K St M i:n For east
WAY-NI S II I E l'..T. A.
Ko;,. ; w'agoufebl. tiordon Wvatt
Kolieit Hendricks. Ray Huigin. I ran
cis Liner. Lillian Watt, llairielt
Howell, Josephine PKitt. Iliden Moody,
Ruth Ratchtt, Lillian Garrett, Queen
Justice, Helen Cagle, Frances Dunn.
Ruth Caldwell and Hannah Medium
The play was directed by M -s Grace
Crocker.
MRS. DIANA SlIOtiLliKF.D HON
OKS GUESI'S
M r. . 1 iian.. Shiioll.ned wa - hv.-te.si
at ;w lovely -eoiit I. id pat tie-. I'ltes- J
oay aioi euiH'Miay a.Hiiieon . w neu
-he onto, tamed in honor ot' hei hull -i-
guests, All:-. ,l,nk Siiyhbi and .Miss
Mr. and Mrs. p. M. Doar. Jr and M r. T. L Pranib't, ,1: returned
ilaughtei s, Katherine and Ann, of I Sunday ai'tei a few days visit to his
Georgetown. South larolin :, wcreKi-ieis, .Urs. D.M. Rea, i n G . eeiis'ooro.
Week-end guests of Mr Dear's si'ler, and Nits. R. L. F. w b r. in CJiapel
Mrs. J. R. Mcl'rackeii and Dr. Me-i Hill. P-e was .ucmpan ed by Mr.
, 1 M i'a. h'ergu.-on.
I racken. i
ELIMINATE
Springtime Meal Troubles
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a;, i ' , ' I'. T. A. met
in i -niieei ion wit h t he
eg piogram of the
"i d ollii-el s I'm' t he coin.
o o-o:m-;.:if al-o iv
" Certi'icafe for '. he
a i a I' i'. w .': M r-;oc-id,
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i i -i lent : Mi 'Frank
il.. . U oi,d
I lie pai 1 a - wi' i
home ol M r. and M i
"Sunnnove Orchaia
ca-ian the rooais w
a t ill with JogwoOO,
colored tulips.
On Tuesday ail,
score prize w cut :
Imi kpat i nt, and M
dill l e.a-i er i lie ,,
Tho.se playniv I .:
gtli-sts id honor .n.a
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-if , ' ,ei- tia. . "The Wrdil iie.V of the'
Flower-," i re presen.feil Sat urday:
' 1 1 i I I LT.
'foe p. if o inai'ii, was wa II do.no and.
pro a ,1 entertaining lo i largo an
oienee. i'lu co -1 n me , a h i i h liad liemi
made bv t lie teacher,- assist oil bv
onto of the niolhei.-, were unusally
att raid ive
'I'h,. i prreUa wa, di reeled bv Mi.-s
Mibli, d ' 'law foi.l and Miss lla' Green
it ed as pia !i i -1 .
Mr. R. L. Provost left Sunday, for
nt.'.n .sk!itoisots. ehel-e he will
' spend a week on hu.sine.-.s
PLAZA THEATRE
ASHEVILLE
3 Days Starting Sunday, May 6
SUNDAY HOURS 2 P. M. to 7 P. M 9 P. M. to 1 1 P. M.
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I". D.t1.. M LET I'DSTLOXKI) CN'ITI.
NEXT FRIDAY
The lei'ui r nmnihly nieel'inir of the
I'nited Iiatiehter.s . if the Confialeraey
which wa- to have beioi held tunior
tl'.w. a!'lerio.-n ha- be, n po-'poned
unt il ui m Friihi-v aid. i ii-hoi. May 1 I.
on jir. - Il'lt . f I,,. ,i la do (', debited
eltlb- i,a , in.,- 1 1 .-l,ei!!o. Mir--lb-bill..
M';M- r Ill" b-r husie- . I'ol the
ineel i a.'-.
C'LMMI'NITY ( 1 1 1: TO MEET
M 1 1 D Y
l b,.- Mo '.- mi et i no- ,d' f In - 'Com m unify
lab w ill, 'be . held Monday afternoon
'. H ' he chili room - Main si I'e'et
Tlv pi-,,;i-..,m ,rii 'TniliairMusic"
tt-rll be ore onled bv the Mrisie 1 le.
pai'lmio.l of which Mi - KoI'm-.H . H.
St etcher i eh lirmaru Reports, will
be irb-e,, by 1 1m .eb-,.-,i!es to flic State
Vi ioiaC - loeeiiiiLr i,('.(-J i'n A-hoville
lib- .W' ei,.
IF -' a . w " b, Mr-. Linwood
Gr hi. -'r-. Y. T. ''rawford, Miss
Alice Q ib.'an. .ami Mis- Ann Jones.
-.'
lilRTII NiFN't EM EXT
Mr. and M . M '-. Horace Ducket;
iiiiii.jmv th" idrfh of a son, .lames
Ed-.r, on Tiiei-rlay.. April 22. .
I -.oil i ' I' e I ('
a'1". .Ilia b
i , i y i .
1 'i W eiitiesihi aft.et i n , i I ahle-
u ei e i Tainted for coni act ran! he
l.'uesl.r included: .Mi:-. Snyder; Mr:
Snii! i:. Mrs. !. M. liieh'esoii, .Mis.
1 rank Hodpoos, M r.d Fi,. lk Hell, Mrs.
f'arol Hell.' Mr . S.I'.Gay, Mr.--. ( d ,1
Rcoce, Mrs. Ricliard liarlier, .1 r.. Mrs.
Fiaimii Ma.-ie, ,Miss Mary liarber
Mr-. Robeil Stretcher. Mrs. Roy
Campbell, Mrs. X. F. La master, MisV
Mary Ray, Mr . Y D. -Wat kin's, Mrs.
R. I. I'revosl.-. Mrs. ,lamo, Tulwiler.
Mrs, .'(Jeorjre Andersuii, Mrs. Hurdi
Mas.-ie. Mi s. .1, rry ( 'olkitt Miss Wilda
( rawford, Mrs. Alvin Waid, and Mrs
Tom Leo, .Ir '
The. ho less .i v,-d a delir.htl'ul
sal ui ours, '. ,,n Imil) o, i-asioiis.
( AXIiY AD ( (KiKli: SALE SA I
. I'KDAV
The Girls' I ii, I,, of 1 he I're by
leiian Auxiliary will in, Id a eamly
and eooki,. -,ab- S.a'uid.av .al'teii n
I rum :l to b o'clock in f i out oi. .I ( '
Rom '.- Grocery Stoic. 'The pal ion
aire' of the public will b,. a pni e i.. toil
llctli.it llaucoin, ,li
a a earn. I
Mr. am! Mr--. .Glenn- I.eatherwood
and ah 1-dren 'd' f'andler. spent Sun
dav 'Vi'i Mr. I.'ri-i ' 'mirWood's parents,
Mr. and 'or . .1 laalherwood,.
Mr. and M
of l.ouisvi Ih Kent la ky
the former's lather, Rev. IE W, ll.ui
conn
Mr. and Mrs. If. V. Haucoin spent
last week is D .nville. Virginia w iieie
they ivi-n( ,i attend Hie funeral of
Mr-, liiuicom's i-tir. Mr. Kainom
retuined Monday and Mr.- Haucoin
went to Raleigh where sh,, js visit inn
her datie-hhi, Mis. .rank Spencer,
.and M r. Spencer,
alto
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ATTRACTIVE TABLE AND
I'Ol'DOIR LAMPS WITH
WASHABLE SHADES
$2.50 to $6.50
Martin Electric Co.
Phone .31
, .Mr-. James Tul wiler, w ho h is been
vis it inc. All land .Mrs. Rieh.-ird Ko' i's
at' t la ; lioine in Moi'i istown. Xi-w
.Ii i sey, letaii ni'd to her hnnie Sat iii -li.av-
" .
Ml - and Mi-. Walter Tinch, of Lake
Wales, Florida, have taken an apart
ment ai the K irkpat rick A part menl.s
and wTILmake their home here. Mr.
! Tinch will operate . the Lel aine ST-
yvi. Station. '-.'.-'
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Rev. ami Mrs.oW. L. Hutching of
Coniai.al were quests .of Mr. and .Mrs..
E. 1! Mel bi' 1 ,-t week. Mrr Hutch-
ins fs .; fi.rmer pastor of the Mo' h-
o,:i'-t church here. 111
Mrs. M. .1. Malanaphy returneil to
her home in Heme r-anv: '!,. Monday
i after a few day-'visit to M:.-- V iii'iniu
(dii tiir at. f do levewyll Apartmi-nts.
.''' Miss. Mary St linflield lefl ye-t-r-;
i-v forT'irinintrhain. Alabama, whor(.
.-he will visit, her uncle, and aunti Mr.
;:ml Mrs. McGee for!, i. a
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Mrs. Jack Hinson. of Shelby, arriv
ed Saturday 'for a t n-day visit to her
jiarent.-, Mr. afid M.s- Will Ray.
Dr. and Mrs. J. F: Abel left Monday
to attend the eiirhty-first annual ses
sion of the state 'medical society which
was held in i'inehurst this week, ch--ine-
last nifht. They will return this
morning. -
Dr. and Mr-. X.F. Lancaster, re
turned to their hor' Monilay. after
a week's visit to Mrs. Lancaster'.?
parents-. Mf. ami Mrs. M. L- Mouchlns.
in Richmond,. Virginia. .
..-..
Mrs. John F. Cabe returned last
week after a four months' visit to her
ilaujrhter.: Mr-. Sam C.skey, at her
home in Kan ETanci-co, f'alifornia.
She visited friends and relatives
in Los Anireles. Cal... Portland, Ore-E-.n,
anil Seattle. Wif.-hin'C'eon-.
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