THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 19H
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Mrs. Ben Sloan, Editor
Phone 137
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
A large party of juniors from Camp
Jjnaluska were in Waynesville Mon
day morning accompanied by Misses
F -ances Phillips, Emdy Bradshaw,
Margaret Chick, Mary Main. Lucile
hS. and Mr. Archie Parrott.
-eunsplons.
Mis. Gladvs Miller, of Webster
Grove Mo., arrived Monday to visit
V;- Margaret Ray on Love Lane.
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Mr ami Mrs. Bill Clark and Miss
M'.rv Kiv are on a motor trip to
CiJMa "to vUit the Century of
Mr- Arthur Schulhofer, of Roxboro.
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CLASS OF 1909 HOLDS REUNION
Celebrating their 25th anniversary,
members of the class of 1909 of the
Waynesville high school were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. T- Troy Wythe
i.t their home on Tate street' Suiidav
afternoon between the hours of 4 and
6 o'clock.
ThosH present were: Mr. and Mrs
Noble Garrett, Waynesville; Ben W'
Rickert, of Chicago; Charles C.
Francis, of Ratclirl' Cove; Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Green, of Hazehvood;
-Mrs. George H. Ward, of Asheville;
Mrs. '. L. Turbyrill, of Waynesville;
Mrs. Arch McFadven. of Wavnesville;
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Allen. 'of Way
nesville; Misses Margaret Stringlield.
Miss Mary Ector, and MUs Sue
Willanf Lindslev, of Wavnesville;
and Mrs. R. C. Long, of Lake Juna-
luska.
The informal program took the
form of personal recollections of
school days 2j years ago and a short
memorial program in honor of the
late Judge and Legislator Joseph M.
Turbytill. of Hastings, Neb., who was
president of the class in the senior
year and who died since th, last
meeting of the class In memory of
their honored class-mate, president,
and friend, all stood for an interval
in silent prayer
.iiuuiig v u. iii.tv4i- minimal i.,..,
talks were W. C- Allen, who was the, lulR
superintendent of the Waynesville
schools at the time the class gradu
ated, T. Troy Wyche, who presided,
Ben W. Rickert, of Chicago. N. W.
Garrett, Charles ('. Francis and oth
ers. Miss Margaret .Stringlield. who was
teacher of music in the high school
when this class graduated in 1909,
said that she composed the music to
her song, "Alma Mater," that year,
and the song has been the class song
for every class in the Waynesville
schools since that time. .Miss Mary
Ector and Mrs. R. C Long who
were teachers 25 years ago. also re
sponded in brief informal talks.
The house was decorated with '.pink
and white (lowers, pink and white
being the -class colors at time of
graduation. At the conclusion of the
program "commencement" was an
nounced and Prof. Allen was request,
ed to again present diplomas and was
handed a silver tray containing .'white
sandwiches rolled in the form of min
iature diplomas which he passed to
all present. The guests wer, then
invited into the dining room
the color motif of pink and white'
was noted with pleasing effect. The
table boi a handsome lace cover and
was centered with a crystal bowl
from which punch was served.
Sandwiches and mints were also
served.
PRESIDENT
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Mac
Reynolds.
president of the North
ness and Professional Women's
Miss Reynolds will take an
of Raleigh.
Carolina Bysi-
Clubs.
active
the Southeast Regional Con-
which will be buld t Blue
August lti-1'.l.
1 he Business :nd Protessional
Women's Club of Waynesville, N. C.
expects to send delegates to the Blue
Ridge Conference this week. A meet
ing was called by Mis. Ioyle Alley,
piesident, on last Wednesday and ten
Charter members weie enrolled.
Others desiring to go in as Chaiter
mem be is will please phone Mrs. Alley
at oik e.
Mrs. H P. Elliott, of Fayetteville
is expected to arrive tomorrow for a
visit to Mrs. Charles R. Thomas.
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.MR. A N 1 1 MRS. BEN COLKITT
ENTERTAIN FOR VISITORS
Mr..-. ,a'nd Mrs. Ben Colkitt enter
tained Jfl.ight fully -ait !rilre Hast
night honoring Miss. Helene Goldey,
of Atlantic City, New Jersey, who is
visiting her sister. Mrs. 'Gerald Col
kitt. and Mr. Colkitt.
"Green and pink was the chosen
color combination for the affair with
quantities of gladioli and other mid
summer flowers used as decoration.
Contract Was enjoyed at: four tables
after which attractive prizes were
presented to the holders of the high
scores among the ladies and men.
Miss Goldey also received a lovely
where! honor gift.
Those playing were : M is.s Goldey,
Mr. and .Mrs. Gerald Colkitt. Mr. and
Mrs. Colin Mclnnes. Mr. and Mrs.
0. C. White, and guests, Mr. and
Mrs. Rolph Bell, of Jefferson City.
Tennessee. Dr. and Mrs. Robert
Stretcher, and guest. .Mrs. Ed Stretch
er, of Wilson Mills. Miss Virginia
Sapp, Mr. Jimmie Neal. and Mr.
William Shoolbred.
LEGION AUXILIARY HOLDS
AUGUST MEET
The August meeting of the Way
nesville Unit of the American Legion
Auxiliary was held at the home of
Mrs. E. B- Camp on Monday after
noon. After the regular opening ceremo
ny Mrs. Camp introduced Mrs. Gabe
r rooms, department vfrce president
and 5th area chairman, and Mrs.
Joseph Bradberry. 18th district chair
man, both of Asheville. Mrs. ("rooms
made an interesting address on mem.
her'ship rehabilitation and Junior
Unit. She '.made a special plea for
the non-compensated men at (Keen
and stated that many did : not even
have the price of a postage stamp to
write home' to their families. Mrs.
Bradberry led an open discussion on
membership, the F, I. D. A. C and
1 Junior Units.
During the business session the
convention--to be held in Greensboro
on Auust. 21! was discussed, Mrs. R.
R. Campbell was appointed delegate
and Mi-s Ida Jean Brown alternate.
Hostesses for the September meeting
were announced as . follows: Miss
Nancy Killian and Mrs.' George I'lott.
During . the .social hour following
adjournment of. the .'meeting Mrs.
Campbell and Mrs- M. ('. 'Green serv
ed iced tea and cakes
PRESBY ITRI N AUXILIRY 'I O
HOLD BAZAAR
The annual bazaar of the Woman's
Auxiliary uf the Presbyterian church
.will be held Friday, August' 1 7, on the
porch of the old Ketiniore Hotel, be
ginning at 9 a. m. The. public is
invited in attnd. '. . . ,
Miss Mary New is expected to ar
rive tomorrow- from New York City
to visit , her parents, Rev. and Mrs,
Albert New. Miss New returned: to
New York this week from Bermuda
where she spent two weeks.
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Mr- and Mrs. Howard Covington, of
Ashcvilie, are spending this week at
the Piedmont! Hotel. Mr. Covington
is assisting with the management of
the Western North Carolina Tennis
Tournament, which, is being held at
the Piedmont this week. -.,
LARGE CROWD ATTENDS BALL
The largest crow i of the season was
in wttemlan.e at the dinner dance at
the Hotel Gordon on Friday evening,
when more than ."00 tripped the light
fantastic on the big ball room floor.
Many private parties were made up
for the dance and one of the largest
ur.s that of Mrs. Sue Crawford of
i ayton. Ohio, and Waynesville. who
iiiteitained to bono.- nor daughter.
Miss H-.rriett Crawford. In Mrs'.
(. rawford's party were: Miss Louise
Stnngrield. Miss Elizabeth Butler, of
Jacksonville, Kla.. Miss Jane Williams
.W:.-s mine I rawtord. ot Newport
Tenh.. Miss Jane Duesenbury, of St
Petersburg, Fla. Mr. Joe Jack Atkins
Mr. Wallie Hardin, of Chailotte Jim
'Hie Smithwick. Memphis. Tenn.; Jack
Giimhall. Charleston S. C., Leon
Killian, Jr.. Kay Burgm, and Marcus
McCracken, of Waynesville.
This large party sat at a long table
decorated with orchid and pink flow
ers with these same beautiful colors
being l'uithered in the favors.
Mi. ami Mrs T J. Saunders, of
Jacksonville, Kla , had a party of four
with then) at one table. Mr. Ed
Kbomp, of Miami entertained a party
of six. Mr. Steve Millcndcr and Mr.
Ray Carter, of Asheville, motored
over and entertained a party of eight
.
MISS SNYDER AND MISS BLACK
ARE HOSTESSES
M ..-s Mai v Snyder, of Salisbury and
Miss Polly 'Black, of Traveler's 'Rest,
S. l'.. who are guests of their grand
parents. Mr. and Mis C A. Black,
entertained a group of their young
friends at contract Wednesday after
noon Garden (lowers with yellow
predominating were Used to decorate
the living rooms.
In ad. ling the score Mis Martha
Way was tound to be the top score.'
and Miss Margaret Shackford, of
Charlotte, cut the consolation gift.
The young hostesses were, assisted
in receiving their guests by their
ifi andmother and their aunt, Mrs.
Diana Shoolbred- Among those mak
ing up the tables were Miss Helen
Slsk. Miss Corinne Wagenfeld, Miss
Billy -Hot ha. Miss Sarah Welch. Miss
Martha Way, Miss Louise Stringlield,
Miss Hazeltinc Swift. Miss Emily
Si let, Miss Ruth Hawkes. of Lynn.
Mavss.. Miss Margaret Dieus, Miss
Anna Catherine Coin, Miss Tommy
St.ringfieUl, Miss Margaret Shack
ford. of Charlotte, and Miss Lois
Dicus.
MISS CLEO 'CALDWELL WEDS
MR. HUGH ROGERS
Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Miss I'leo Caldwell,
daughter og Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Cald
well, of Waynesville. to C. Hugh
Rogers, son of Mr- and Mrs. .George
Rogers, of Clyde-
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev, J. W. Tysinger at his home
in Clyde on August ninth.
, Mrs. Rogers was graduated at the
Waynesville mgn scnooi in ij.w aim
is an honor graduate of the 1 1K!4 two
year class of Western Carolina Teach
ers College. For the past three years
she has been teaching in the public
schools of Havwood county. She is a
mi'ttilicr o f the Crabtree faculty for
the coming school year.
Mr. Rogers was graduated at lyde
High School in 19:iD. He at present
holds a position with the I hampioii
Fibre Company at Canton
Mr- and Mrs. Rogers left by motor
fo a several days' wedding trip
immediately after the
Upon their return they
their home with the bride
in Waynesville.
ceremony,
will make
s parents
VISITS
PROF Wll.LOUGHBV
CITY
Prof, and ..Mrs. C. H. Villoughby:
of the College of Agriculture. Univer
sity of Florida, at Gainesville, Florida,
have been at the Palmer Hou-e dur
ing t h,. . pa.-t week, enjoying their
annual vacation in the .mountains.
They will.: attend the Fai mers Meet
ing at Swannanoa oh Thursday, and
then go to Knoxville for a few days
inspection -of .-.work of the T. V A.,
and leturn to Waynesville later.
' Prof Willongli'hy tearhe- Animal
Industry in Florida, and h is been
much pleased to si e the development:
of daily work in Western Carolina
with more and better .cat 1 le: iiuid su ii
plants a- th new Creamery in Way
nesville. , He predic ts this will be a
continued, source:. ,(d' : pride and, reve
nue to i he community.
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MR: LEE CELEBRATES BIKTH
DAY. .""'-
Mrs. W. T, Leu' honored her hu.
.Iianjl -with a smoker on Tuesday even
ing in celebration of his s'venty-
nxth; birthday anniversary-
Trie gue.-t- enjoyed set-b k lur
ing the evening and after the. games
delightful, .refreshments were served.
Those present besides the guest- of
honor were: Mr. ' S. H. BushmdT, Mr.
J, M. Long Mr. W- L. Hardin, Mr.
John N, Shoolbred,. Mr. ,R, L, Lee.
ami Mr. Tom Lee- : '
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Pint 23c Spread.pt. .23c
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Mr. Ferd Crawford left Monday
fon Chicago where he will play with
the All American Football team
against the Chicago Bears in the
Memorial Stadium August 31. Mr.
Crawford's invitation came from the
Chicago Tribune. Later he will play
professional! hall with the Chicago
Bears-
Mr. and Mrs. Don Hyatt have as
their guests at "Sunny Knoll" Mrs.
Hyatt's sister, Mrs. William Dula and
Misses Harriet and Patricia Lula, of
Durham. Mrs. Dula is the wife of
the owner and editor of The Messen
ger, daily paper of Durham
Mrs. J. 1. Murphy, of Hickory, is
visiting her son, Dr. J. M Murphy,
and Mrs. Murphy, at the Stringlield
apartments
Prof and Mrs. E. J.
tertained at luncheon
Prof Robeson's sister,
Jones, and Mr. and Mrs
son, of Marietta Georgia
spending sometime at th
Park Hotel in Asheville.
Robeson en
last week.
Mrs. E. J
I.. B. Robe-
who are
Battery-
Mr E. I.. Hinton returned Sunday
after spending a week's vacation with
his mother in Portsmouth Virginia.
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