THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1934
Society
News
SOCIETY PAGE
Mrs. Ben Sloan, Editor Phone 137
Local
Items
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
I MRS LK NEERGAARD
HONORED
i. . . ,r two popular vi-itors
f I "s',v.:"Voi-k Mr. and Mr.- Gould
V"" .. .-ml. whu are quests of the
' "t'olher Mrs- Carotin,, de-
- i-'.iai.:. a (it-n-'uiui aua.i ...
I -ii 'lit' home ot Mr?
:.. .-u: vc!..:.r
jnil M - Caroline
j,.,t'i: ItsU-s.-c-.
lit:
L. Allell
with .Mrs. Allen
do Xeerjraaril as
- n:
it.
T
.. ik
V:
Civ
w .nner
Mr. Gr.
niics
. . : ;.r.jed lor contract
: .... which were elab
! with. cc'.ort'ul
.v When the .-coic-
f : . . !'. G . v was found
; m'ihy anions the
M . !. X Shoolhred a-
:' 1 v. and anioni; tne
vi r C. i 'avis was winner,
list included: Mr. and
I' 1 . I'u'vost Mi. and ..Ml.-. C .
l:cas, Miss Robina Miller. Mr.
",L- C F. Ki. kpatriek. Mr. and
.1 h:i X. Sin oil :ed, Mr. and Mr-.
C Davis. Mr. ami 'Mrs. E. L-
. 'i , ' -. -Mts.s ties;er --inn nner.-,
tr-"l A. Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Roy
,. . Mr William Medford, Miss
yu:'.,. Reed.' Dr. and Mrs. S P.
t;,v' Mis- Catherine Reed, Mrs.
s'v.i'e Ray, Mrs. Sandy McLcud, Mrs.
,1 S.iiver. and jruest, Miss Mary
join MacFie. of Winnsboro. South
, ., i:,iu. Mrs. Frank IWes, Mrs.
;-!.ur ('. Whittier, of Washington,
t C . Miss Carolyn Welsh, of Cin.
i-it;ti...t'i Ohio. Mr- and Mrs. Burton,
Mr' and Mrs- Ben Colkitt, and the
truest.-. -f honor, Mr. and Mrs. de
NecrRaard
MRS.
HKS SEA WELL HONORS
MILLER
As a courtesy to Mrs. William Mil
ler, of Baxtey. Georgia, Mrs. 'Thomas
M. Se.well. of Winder, Georgia, wius
hostess for a beautifully appointed
luncheon on las'. Friday at the Hotel
LeFaine. Mr.-. Miller, who has the
distinction of recently receiving the
Pulitzer, prize for her novel, ' Uunb
in Hi.- Bosom." is spending several
weeks here with her family at Clyde
Kay'.- cottage on Main street. Mrs.
Sea we II- spent seve.al days at Lake
Jt.r.alu-ka 1 st week visiting her
daughter, w ho is at' Camp Jualuska.
The luncheon table was graced
lv bowl of yellow garden
was the preiloi.it
place cards and
FRANK SM ATH F.R ,IR. RECEIV
ES AITulNTMEXT
Friiik S nuttier?. .) . ,.:' M:air.
Florida, wa- recently .. ih'ir.'.e i act
ing -tatc a:t .-r.ty i'.y Jiidjr,. It. F.
Atkinson In ( ;:cu:: can -. :he'.v He
ha- i.:et ;: ac'.:nr a- a-.:-;a!'.: :-'.a".e a"..
U rney in tin ;.h-uHe 1 ller.iy M.
doi.v-, a-.-i-.a!.-:. a:ii x serve
acting ati.oi-.iy daring ;n-vi:o
if N. Vi-m: . Haw: ho! i:e who i- ..:
totiiiinc Daw- Sr. .'.!.'.'- pea, f xtli.vr
sen. o! at C. 1:11:1 I'o-.i 1 near -lacksoii.
ville.
M' Small:.-'.'- who 1- the .-on of
M-. ..1. a Mr-. Fair.;, Sni.theis. ..f
Mian:; c.!..i Wavne.-vi'.'e. w.l- cue of
1 1 out of So ho pa.--o'i :1a Flor'da
Bar c:iniii:..tlcn la.-l fall In-fore
c m joe', ng hi- law c ui -e.
MISS MAY CR A Y FORD SPEND
ING SI' MM ER IN ADIROXDAKS
Mis- .May I't.iwfoi.i who lias been
assistant athletic director at the
Boston l'!i:vei.-ity -piir.g camp at
Peter boio, Xew Hampshire . is now
at Camp Red Willi; in the Adirondak.-.
where she will be general athletic
councillor for the summer. Miss
Crawford graduated in June at Sar
gent School of Boston University and
wa.s one of six young women who won
the coveted Sargent blanket, the high
est honor conferred by the. school.
.MRS. COLE HONORS XIECE'S
BIRTHDAY
Mrs. J. W. Cole was hostess for
a pretty children's party on last
Thursday afternoon, honoring her
little niece. Oleta McClure, on her
seventh birthday anniversary.
(James ami contests were enjoyed on
the lawn after which a dainty ice
course with candies was served
The children present were: Sara
Joe Judy and Jimmy Goodin, Theresa
Alley. Ann Farmer, Lou Flit. Hall,
X.'.ncv Jones. Peggy Taylor, Rose
mary" Herman, Mary Ellen Boone.
Bett'y Latham, Dorothy Phillips. Vir-
and Betty Ann .Mattiey, and
Sue McClure
j'.l.ASS i';F iwv TO HAVE RE UN- NOTED PIANIST GIVES 15 EC IT A I
' iov orvi. iv 111.. ii ; t ., 1 1... P.,,,1 stt.iv.,
M:
ginia
Betty
iml yellow
.olor in th
laid for -Mrs. Miller
w.th a
flaw, 1.-
iiMtinc
filUM'S.
1'. v.'is were
Mr- J. R.McCiaeken. M.s. T. Lenoir
(c.vvt.. Mrs. Ernest Withers, and Mrs.
Sc. well.
.
. Hr. lames Albergotti, of Orange
hurg. South Carolina, arrived last
Week for .a short visit and is a guest
at Wayside Lodge.
3s
COUNTY BAPTIST' MISSIONARY
SOCIETY OFFICERS TO MEET
Tiiere will be a meet ing of . t he officer.-
and interested workers of all
missionary societies of the Bapti.-t
churches ot the county on Tuesday.
August 14. at the Clyde Bap:st
church from :.".0 to l::Ui p. m
Mrs. Laura Tyler 'and Miss Bonnie
Frank Hankensoii, of Aiken South
Carolina, 'arrived Saturday to spend
the rest of the summer at their cot.
tage on Meadow street. Tliey have
as their .'guests Mr and :Mrs. G.
Emmett Vtsey ami , . little son. ot
Jacksonville. Florida.
LADIES HERE'S
SOMETHING
ION SUNDAY
,nd Mis. Tiov Wyche wall be
. a: lw ::ie nvt Sun.L.y afte.T.ovn to
' '.:'.. !u ii'.X-! of th.. ne.-ville High
i S.-i., giadaa::! ,!ass of li'Ci', :
!'.it.:l.f; alio '.eacheis. ,
1 i'i: - la.-s ha 1 Ulc da-Una". 1011 ef
1 . :: :!.o :i:a-'. u jouiney t hioiigh the
: ay 'a -v:ll. PuMk Sk In" . '.. 1'ron: the
, lii'st c : .. i-a '. i'i a.tuat ,. :i and w as
' t be !,,.:;. , la-- 1111 to , that :mo.
t v . r. : y-:i c nomhets b.v.rig taa: ;
cd i . 1 ! i ni u - from th,. h 11. l of Pro!'.
W C. Allen.
Tin- . !a.-s . ol! was a . !o!!aw.-:
( aiiae Sue Adaliis itlue B.v !.. . ;
Mareuciitc Hiiitg.-, Maul,. Kratic- ,
Nina Howell, 'Bruce li 1: 1-. Leha 1
Mock. Hortense Moore. Jennie May
Senlellc, Meindi Shclton, Annie
Shoolbrod Mary Turttvtill Beatrice'
I' ride, wood, llattie Wharton, Wil!
Coble, Charlie Francis. Noble Gai rett,
Ed Hy.ut. John Martin, Ben Rickcrt
H riy Sriienek. Joe Turbylill, Lewis
Wharton, Thurman Williams, and
Troy Wyche.
Of the twenty-one living members
only three now reside in Waynesville.
nine in other parts, of North Carolina,
two ip Illinois, and one in Tennessee,
Virginia. Texas, South Carolina. New
York. New Mexico, District of Col
lumbia All teachers of the class
are living but two.
A number of these former high
school students arc expected to be
present for the reunion Sunday af
ter twenty-live yeat 11- graduates.
Mr Cuilis Logan, .Jr., arrived Sun.
day from St. Petersburg, Florida to
visit bis parent-. Mr. and Mrs. C G.
Loga n.
Mr.-. Frank Smathers, of Miami.
Florida, daughter of Mrs. S. A. Jones,
has been re-elected president of the
Y W. C. A. of that city. Mrs.
Smather- and her .ihughte.'r, Miss
Virginia Smathers. arrived yesterday
to onen their summer home here.
Mis- Ozello W.Midward who ha
been the guest of her uncle, Mr. Jo
seph E Johnson for sometime, left
Monday for tier home in Goldsboro.
ec' ure-1 ecital bv Paul Stoyc
; t.d ,o::.crt pianist, last Thursday
o!::ni; at t lie Home of M.s. Hui;tt
1 'W. wa- i nt !ui-ia -t icaliy . , ceivee by
.. ;. -,-le. i aud . nee of ytK'svi.lc
Kayser Gordon and Golden Art Hose
R
EDUCED
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
All Summer Shades of
patfs
SERVICE WEIGHT AND CHIFFON
VALUES III TO Sl.;i5
This Sale Pertains To Summer Shades ONLY
lassies
Dept. Store
"A Good Place To Tradev
M:
a : ,
re.! the his.
i!i:-t 1 nun 11'.
: :ic prc-cnt
: -lory of
o:a :,. ';:e
nt of
1 wa
1, b
:am l!j . .
1 'oiiiini.
Lieut. Hairy Crawford who was
lecently transferred to Fort Kiley,
K.'insa-', i- doing duty as adjutant of
the Kansas district of CCC Camp and
-tut toned temporarily at Little
Rock. .
things the,
you're n ;t: ;
.;:: . :na . M r.
v laimbci -:
t a. .!. 'n's h.-G.
S. la 'a 1 1 I 1 M;
an .oil:.
I hi. malic la nt a- by 11 , . b.
Sana.i.i ;,, I'. Shall. Minor, bv ltcct-
iiov en.
Sciioiro 111 1! Minor, by Chopin,
laiimal. by Schumann
PJth Rliasody, by l.isrt,
llurdy Gurdy .Man, liy GM.-ens.
Marionette Show, by Gooselis.
All these number.-, were tdayed witli
the coinplot
iirtist. U'aeuse of the clear fasci
nating explanation of each number,
Mr. Stoyc held the rapt attention and
interest of the audience every mo
ment. The Music Club is to he con
gratulated on having taken advan
tag,. of the opportunity of hearing
one of the finest pianists before the
American public.
Mr. and Mrs. S M. McCracken
have returned to their home in Waco.
Texas after a visit to relatives in
Waynesville Canton and Asheville.
Mr-. T. 1 lidos Cr.iry and three chil
dren, of Hinghamton, New York, ar
rived last week for a month's visit to
the former's mother, Mrs S. A.
. I on es.
Mi. and Mis River.- Johnson and
son, of War-aw, weie guests of Mr.
Joseph la. Johnson last week.
Mrs. A. C Recce of Clearwater.'
l'lorida, is visiting her pa rents, Mr.
and M.s. A C. Walker, at their home
at Ciabtree.
Mi.-- Xannette Jones, who has spent
the pa-t .'several .months with her
sister, .Mrs. T. Delos Clary, at her
home in llinghamton. New York, ar
1 ive.i Saturday for a visit (0 her
mot her' Mrs. S A. Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. M. 1. . t V, ileliUs,'. of
Cincinnati, Ohio. Iiave returned to
their .'home, after a visit to Miss S. A.
Jones at hei home and at Ruby City
Camp, They also spent some time as
guests of Mrs. Joe I'.mersoii Ro.-e at
her Balsam home.
Mrs. I. V. Poring ami family, of
Lakeland. '.Florida, "have taken the
Crawford cottage on . Hraiiner avenue
for the remainder of the season.
.Mrs .1. O. Pryan. of Lake Wales,
Florida is the guest of her pa'renls,
.Mr. .and Mrs- A. C. Walker, at theii
home at Crab! ree.
Mr. Rile ('oiiiaii, vice president of
tire Carv Lumber ( dmiianv. Durham.
I i-ilfd relative- here last week
M r. and M i s. John Is i rk pa t rick and
thiee daughters,' of K.ent'.s Store,
Virginia, -arrived. .Tuesday for ;i visit
lo relative.- in Waynesville, Clyde.
Lake Jan lu-ka, and Ciabtree.
..
Mr. and Mis. Ilvei, Pa call, of
( I reeli; iio: 0 are s fiend i ng t tl i s -week
ill Hi,. c:t a- giii'st.- of Mr. and Mrs.
TheodoieMcCiaeken tin TtK'sday
Mis. McCracken, Mr. and Mrs. ;.'.
call and M isses Mozelle and Mary
Pililand .MrCraeken motored to
S)iai tanburg. South I'aiohna .and
pent t tie day;' it tl f riends
MKS. HAY MS AND MRS 11 RP1X I'll
HONOR 1USIIOI' AM M IvS.
KFRN
Mr.-. P.,u! l!ad:n Jr. and Mr- 1.
P.. Hayes weie h.-tcs-c- for a de
lightful informal tea ye-n-rday at'tc
i. oan honoiing tiishop ..iid Mr.-. I'aa
P. Kern and Bishop kctn'- s:.-lto
Mis .1. M. Orm.m.i who arc .-pcta!
ii. jt '-h,. .-Ui.ira. ' a; tin r cottage a
Lake Jiinalu-i.a
SC1TKK To HI! CIVKN AT
Kt't W HILL
Tlie ! 1 a :: I., , f the Jona
than Me'.h...,.- ,hu:,i: ;: spoti.-or
a pie sli pt . S:l!u:.!.t night at the
R.H-k 11:1! ... m...; ii'lmi:t at S
o'.lork Plai.ecd- will to the
I . ..ita, . The u
a- ;nv;
d.
. r
I M 1 1 ills
!L.w .0 t 1
Ih
a:i'
'.Veil
t lie
a: Mis lia:.:.i, cad the -ne t- in
cluded the ..:s'o:s o!" the M e t ::o,i ... i
vhurvh o: : n.- a iic- :'V I 'i-: n 1
and tli.'i w I.'-, The he-'o-.-e- weie
u.s'.eii !:i '. .' he. the! 1 st.i'-'.s by
he vl'a:rn.c': ,a the i ll', k - ..f the
ane-ilie clinch Mrs C. 11 Ray,
Mrs. John M Oueen. Mrs. .1. M. Long,
Mr.-. .Noble G .1 1. tt and Mrs. M 11
Howies.
The home presented a scene of love
liness arranged with many vases and
baskets of colorful garden tloweis.
In the dining room a color scheme of
yellow and green was noted The
beautifully appointed table was cov
ered with a lace cloth and graced with
mastery of (he great pink lav-e buds and lighted green
t ipers. Here punch and sandwiches
were served throughout the afternoon.
ia-t M
-t'tirt 1
la . 'a:
chili an
An .
ofl'.e, ,- . :' ',,
gran: , :.:, 1
ed b tile h.lll
C.H'klC- U t ! e
mint
Thi' next nic
be tie 1 tl :il Si'i
r h i.. ni.w '
-Hi-v Y. .t.L' Peo-
t- I'lual,.: uioiithlv
! not nan Methodist
.giam u.i.- given,
11. 1 na n. .,.) and
:a n. After t ::c pro
nna :.; a- piv-etlt-le.naui
Pun. h and
cl after adjourn-
t ing of the union wit!
richer in Canton.
Mr. i.n.i Mr.-. A. p. Herien ami
family of Washington, P. C, ari
spending the month -of August here
with ndatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Frith, of Miami,
l'lorida. arrived Saturday to visit
Mrs Filth's parents, Mr and Mrs.
J. F Cube.
CM1
SHOPPING
for groceries and
meats will be a
pleasure at
Co E. Ray' s Sons
THIS WEEK
Specials here in Soaps as adver
tised for
THE FOOD STORE
We charge nothing t or sanitation and
our only basis for soliciting your
patronage is Quality and
Service
C. E. Ray's Sons
ma
Does 3
minute
1. Makes you look pounds lighter.
' 2. Improves the fit of your dresses,
3. Gives you the freedom a -id c Dm
fort that, you thought w: : :
elusive with your lean coliege
typo sisters. . .
Boned end
reinforced
n lust the
nght places
You will not be well dressed
even in a new fall outfit, unless
you are outfitted with a new
Girdle and Brassier, and there
are none better tjian I'OUM
IIT. Massie's Dept. Store
"A Good Place To Trade"
1
Here's M
MRS. NORA MASSIE REECE
Who Is In New York Buying Merchandise
cf. .1 1.". in.
m;v vouk Hei Ai't; s :-:
MASSIFS UK PART ML XT STdliF
11 '"..''I, WAYXK.SVII.I.K N'CAi:
A1V KU'l'lSF. THAT IlIAVi: ALRFAUY FOL'XI) 'JUST TJIK. l'LAPK TOllUY OUU
K.XTIRE WIXTKR MFKCHAXIMSF STOP AM RFCKIVIG .COOI'KRATIOX ; OF .
SOME OF LEAUIXG STYLE EXPERTS IX MAKIXti, MY ', SKLKCT10XS STOP
MERCHAXDISE IS XOT SKY HKill TH,T I AM IH.'YlXt; STOP MKiHT STAY
DAY LONGER. THAN EXPECTED BUT CANNOT WAIT TO GET ; BACK WITH
ALL THE NEW THINGS "''I,'A'" "' :'
NORA .
Well let you know
as soon as
they
arrive
Massie's Dept. Store
"A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE'
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