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THl'RSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1934
THE WA7NESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
Society
News
SOCIETY PA
Local
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Mrs. Ben Sloan, Editor
Phone 137
Items
YOUNG
CIRCLE
TO I). A. R WILL MEET NEXT WEEK ,MR9
WOMAN'S
-i n r. i ti,.. .. ... -
ti,. v ,, 11- .. i .. , "v lu" nieeiinir 01 tne :
V,it .r.u .rn.',,U"le ?f the UauKhters of the American Kevolu-
" " T , . , . 111,11 Wl11 hel(l ,K'xt Wednesday af
eennK (Ihursday) at 8 o'clock at ternoon. Sentembe.- 20. with "l r
l"e no me ot .Mrs S. H. Bushnell nn it;,-,... ou..u. .i ,t.. V
HONORS
Walnut street.
WOMAN'S CLUB TO HOLD FIRST
MEETING
The lir.st reirular meeting of the
Woman's Club will be held next
Thursday. September 20, at 3:U
clock, at the hoinp of the president.
Mrs. 0 rover Davi.s. All members are
requested to be paeesnt.
LAKK JUNALCSKA 1'. T. A TO
MKKT
The first regular meeting of the
Like Junaiuska I'. T. A will be
held tonight (Thursday) at 7:30.
All parents and teachers are espe
cially requested to attend this rneet
mK !roje;-t- will he discu.ssed for
flic year'- work.
Hev. I.. J. Haves will tlu. prin
cipal speaker,
-i.
Mr... 1). C. Sincl ,ir and son, Mr.
Iave Sinclair, left Monday for their
. heme. inU i!minj,'toii after a few days'
v-i! to M R. N. Barber and Miss
Mary liai-'vr at their home on Love
Lane
hoste.es at the home of Mrs. Davis
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MISS MILDRED ROGERS WINS
I . D. C SCHOLARSI1II
Miss Mildred Rogers daughter of
My- and .Mrs. I homa.s Vt . Rogers, of
Fines Creek township. has been
awarded the U. D. C. scholarship to
the Woman's College of toe Univer
sity of North Carolina for the two
year.- 1 ):J4-::." and ly.'iu-.'JIJ. The an
nouncement was made this week by
the Waynesville chapter. The award
was made by the State United Daugh
ter. of the Confcdera.-v ;uid is thi. onlv
one given this year to Western North
i a.'oima.
Miss Rogers graduated at th(. Fines
Cieek high school in l'Joii at' the age
of .-ixtecn She was valedictorian of
her cl . ss. She entered the Woman's
"Ib-g,. in the fall of VXil and has
completed both the freshman and
.'ophomore years. She left Sunday
t ' begin her junior year.
Mi.s Rogers i qualifying for a
teaching career, majoring in biology
and minoring in English.
SVDIE RAY
GUESTS
i
Mrs. S.vdiu Rav was hostess for a
delightful bridge party yesterday af
t .-i noon honoring her aunt, Mrs. H.
M. Friend, of Mobile, Alabama and
M.s. A. T. Henlev. of Birmingham.
Alabama. Both Mrs Friend and Mr. I
Heasley are house guests of Mrs. I
Ray. I
Two tables were arranged for con-;
tiact in the living room which was
c.kctivelv decorated with mixed gar-j
de:; ! iwers in pastel shades- Fol-;
Jow.ng .eve.-i) progressions prizes
wet,, piesenteii to tile honor gue.st.s
and to the holder of high and low j
score I
Tho-e playing were: Mrs. Friend, begin hi
Mis. Henlev, Mrs. C. F Kirknatriek
.Miss Robina Miller. Mis. C N. Sisk.
M..-. Jeffords of Clearwater. Florida.
Mrs. J. W. Seaver. and Mrs. K. B
l amp.
Miss Martha Nea! left Tuesday fo.'
Salem College where she i.s a member
of the .senior class.
le-
Mr.. I) V. Gordon,
South Carolina, is
month in the city
of Florence
spending thL-
i i .- i
.pending
fllei iiunu
r .nk and George Smath-
etumed to Miami Monuay tftcr
everal weeks at their sum-here.
Mr. : ml Mi.-. J. T. Knight and baby
vetuined to tnen nome in Murphy
Sumlav alter a weeK s visit to
ami Mrs. Harry Rotha
Mr.
Mr. I'aul Davis left last Friday for
Wake Forest to resume his .studies at
Wake Forest College.
m
Mr... Clara Leatherwoud ha.s return
ed to he.- home after a week's visit
to relatives in Crabtree.
m
Mr. Ray Burjfin left this week for
Wake r west ollege where he will
i f ita-hm an year.
jf
Mis.s Refm-a Ward, of Luniberton
is visiting he;-, cousin. Mrs. 11. W-I
Baucoin, ami Mr. Baucoin I
Mr. Robert Pioflitt: of Asheville,
.-pent Sund.-.y with his sister, Mrs.
Mary Hamilton at the home of Mr.
James McLean.
Mi--es Wilma Blankenship and
Ruth Peoples, of Asheville, .spent
Thursday in the city as, guests of Mrs.
Lawrence McElrov.
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M!.-. Woocm; Purcell spent last
wtek-end here with his mother, Mrs.
Eugene Purcell who is a guest, at
the Dunham House.
Mis's Helen Sisk. daughter of Dr.
ind Mrs. C. N. Sisk, left Sunday for
Raleigh where she has entered
Mary's for the coming- year.
St.
Mis. A. (J. Boineau ami children
returned last week from Charleston.
South Carolina where they have been
visiting relatives.
Miss Babbie Way left Monday to
resume her studies at Salem College
in Winston-Salem. Miss Way is a
member of the senior class.
TOE FOOD STORE
A (; ()() I) 1' I, A C E T 0 T A 1) E
JEWEL OIL
I'inl-
Quart-
15c
29c
Hl'LK (iKITS
3 For' 9C
Hl'LK VINEGAR
IVr
(Jul.
25c
SUN HE AM FLOl'R
21 Lb.
Bag ....
VELVET FLOUR.
Kansas Hard Wheat
21 Lb.
Hag ....
92c
$1.15
SALT
2. Lb.
HaU . .
100 Lb.
Hag ...
39c
$1.25
QUAKER OATMEAL
Size ..... .n
Ti'vEAI'I'LE
( rush i-cl or Sliml
N o. 2
( an
No. 2 1 2
( an. . .
17c
19c
3 c
LVE HOMING
No 2i,
ans . . . .
25 c
TOMATOES
3 No. 2
Cans
25c
Phillips
EARLV JUNE PEARS
LEGION AUXILIARY HAS
MONTHLY MEETING
The Waynesville unit of the Amer
ican Legion Auxiliary met on Mon.
day afterrioo,, at the home of the
pie-ident, Mrs. E. H. Camp.
Alter tie.- u u ' "pen i;g ceremony
o-j.-ines- v.-.a- tran.-acted The min
ute., of the I . i -1 m. eting Wee ie:. I and
the tiea-u ei'.- r.'port wa- given.
It was deciiled, after a motion
RttB made !.v ' W i '. '-:':f: ;h t a
.small gift be -cut eacn moir.h to thj
two men ;,t Ot.aii who ale assigned
to this unit. Mr.- George I Mutt was
appointed tiu.-pital chairman.
A dis.-u.sion followed on buying
an auxiliary and the American llag.
Mr.-. CaniD w.i.. a-ked I., i n rst i--:it
:nd leport at the next meeting the size
aiiO pr.ee ot tne nags.
A so,,, i ,.tttv t'i a ni i t ))t- ret iring
' -; o:- .-.den; .,!' t:ie American
.- o :,. .y i:i i.y : .. an..; c'oii.-tiHi-'Jon
Day w.... lead by Mr-. Camp.
She also announced that Con.-titut ion'
Day is the 17th of SeOtelll'oer n ml
should be (iliserved. the national'
convention of the Anieric.n Leiriun1
was announced for Orlolno will i
e held in .Miami. Florida,
'i-i. , . i . . , . . . i
i lie r lag r oiie in the school.s was
liscussed and the unit derided, to
oijtain copies fo.- each school in the
township. Mrs. W- F. Swiff and
.Mrs. J. H. Howell were n ! hos
tesses for the October nieetinir The
meeting will be held, at the home of
Mis. ( amp until further notice.
Alter ail lournment the hiwtniK
Mrs. George. ITott and Miss Nancy
Killian, served' cake and coffee
IDA JEAN BROWN.
Publicity Chairman.
Mr. Dewev Putton left Snii.biv f'..
Duiham where he will entei tile f're.h-1 ., -i
i , i, ..I., i. i Dr E. J. (.oltrane. president
., I Brevard ollege, with Mrs. ( oltrane
i and two daughte.s. visited mends in
of
Mrs. N. W G
Chicago where
waek a' ::: rg
irrett left Sunday for !
she is spending
ne World's Fa. i.
this
W'avne.-viile Sunday.
Mis. Charles R
tor iv.- ;.
-viar.i! v. .-a. : : if
Ml.- Pat-y V.. :
''.": ' it-Salciii w;.
S.ilem A ademv in
Mr. and Mrs- Lee
ters are soenilin'r
ay, Jr.
rape!
tile
left TuesdaV i
11.11 after a
:. Kay heiv.
:--Ie)'d y fol
'.'.'lil entel
oining eai
Mi-. A. T Henley, of Birmingham.
a : rrived l 'st week . to spend
mori'.ii of September with
S adie R .y at her home
-treeC
on
Mrs.
Main
Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor and
daughter. Viola May, spent the week
end at Lake Santeelah as guests of
Mr. Taylor's sister, Mrs. Hill.
a
Misses Grace and , Julia Bowles
have as their guests their brother.
Mr. Frederick Bowles, and Mrs.
I Bowles, of Jacksonville, Florida,
j f
! Messis. William i.nd Charles Bal
J .'entine. who have been spending the
j .-ummer in Waynesville, left this week
I for their home in Greenville. S. C
Miss Gladvs Dicus left Sunday for
G:c : iis'ooi o where she will enter the
fi ' -hman class of the Woman's Col-
k" e of the l.'niversity of North Car-
;ilake and daugh-
this week sicht-
-seeing at the World'. Fair in Ch
Mr-. Frank Sinathers and daughter,
Alf- .Virginia Sniather... left Mon-
-M-nd tivi) weeks in New York
uav ti
City.
Mr. .
Suno'ay
d Llglltc
Russ.
M:
-. I-'.,
cit V
W.
r Dimnett ..pent
gue..-ts of their
Ru... and Mr.
I
... Lmwiiiwi lainliiri mriMiwiiM -
Mr, and Mia. R. M. Hall motored
to Greenville South Carolina Satur
'la.v and sp,.t the week-end with
fiends.
ters
Illi
. "Minnie Case and two daugh
t'f this jveek to spend ten days
World's Fair in Chicago,
lor
25c
PREPARED MUSTARD
Quart t A
' " IDC
Aunt Jemima
PAN CAKE FLOUR
2 For
23c
LO(; CABIN SYRUP
23c
School Children - - A
Keep Your Shoes Smiling With
... ,2 for 25c
"Bixby" Jet Oil
Shinola
2 in 1 . .
JElOif Q
5iS2l JfT'OM
. 9c each
2 for 25c
Polishing makes the shoe last longer
FRurrs
AND E(; ETAHI.ES
QUALITY
OF CHOICE
From Choice Haywood County Beef
Beef Roast . . . ; . ; . Per Lb. 14c
I
Round Steak
..peril), 20c
Tea Bone Steak
per lb. 25c
Stew Beef
per lb. 8c
Also Choice Western Meats
Baked Ham
per lb: 55c
Corn King Breakfast Bacon
per lb. . .... , 27c
Standard Oysters ...per pt 25c
Pan Trout per lb. 15c
THE FOOD STORE
DR- AND MRS. McCRACKKN ARK
HOSTS FOR DANCE
One of the outstanding social
events of the earlv fall season was the
dance given by Dr. and Mrs. J. R.
McCracken on Friday evening at the
Semmes cottage in Chestnut Park.'
A variety of garden Mowers dec
orated the rooms which were thrown
en suite for the oc.asion In the
spacious living room tables were ar
ranged for bl'idire and dun aimr
enjoyed in. the sun room. Punch was
served in each ixm at tables which
wer,. beautifully arranged with pink
zinnias and pink candles.
Among those enjoying the affair
were: Dr. and .Mrs C. N. Sisk Dr
and Mrs. N. F. Lancaster, Dr. and
.Mrs. Robert Stretcher, Mrs. Ed
Stretcher. Mr and .Mrs. Lauriston
Hardin. Dr. and Mrs S P Cv.v Mr
ind Mrs. Tom Lee. Jr . IU-
Lain. Ouinlan. Mr nn,l Mi-.- i I
om, .M.-s. Rivhard Barber. Jr. Miss
Mary Barber. Miss Marv New, Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Campbell. Mrs. Diana
Shoolbred. Mrs. Marguerite Barron,
Mr. and M.s. Alvin Ward. Mi', and
Mis. Ben Sloan, Miss Wilda Craw
ford, Miss Mary Stringtield, Miss
irgima (alter, Miss Rosalvn Ray.
Miss Sumc I-isher. Mrs. Harrv Mar
shall. Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Lane, Miss!
Kthel I'raig. Miss Louise Edwards,
v a' i M's ( i K'-kp ltMlK. Mi.
..:aert Lmer. Mr. and Mrs: J W
eavei. Mr. M. II. Bowles. Mr (a
ton eatheibv .Mr D .ve Sinclair,
of . Wilmington: Mr. Albert New, Mr.
Wallace Blackwell. .Mr. .L B. Siler,
Mi a . A hitner Provost, M Jjmmie
Neal, Mr. K. . L. Hint on. Mr. "Milas
Ferguson. Mr. Hugli Sloan Mr. John,
nie Johnsoi). and D: Robeson. '
Among th,. visitos here this week
week from Canton Were George
SS:"' R-0' and Ennis
Di. and Mis. John Smathors .have
Mi r'-u"'- Sm:'thers' sister,
Miss Ho Phillips.. ,f St. Petresburg.
LIVE AND LET LIVE!
It has been our intention ever since opening our store
to Live, and at the same time "Let Live." We could de
mand more for nationally known brands, but we're not
out to "get rich quick."
The extra services we render please us, and of course
we don't charge for that,
YOUR PRESCRIPTION FILLED HERE AS YOUR
DOCTOR ORDERS
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PAILIL UOOLO
- that go places
Ri
tree
Hit Davis
his week.
was lien
John Carvei
I'll bu.siness 1.
of Jonathan.
t week
M r. Lee I iVis pi-fii
with friends at Linville,
ast wee
Mr-. Nov., P. Sharp, of
.-int Monday in the city.
-
Mr. Oral ates left Sunday foi
M.-.t to the orld's Fair m Chicatr
Mi- I
tiee, wa-dav.
len N. McCracKen.
Til the ci
Mrs. Annie McC l.icken. of Crabtree
spent iionday . sho; mng in aynes
ville. . - ." a.
.;''
Mrs. Emma Brown, of Iran Duff,
spent Monday shopping in Wavnes
ville. '
..'
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tov and family
enjoyed a picnic dinner at Soco Gap
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs- Harrv Rotha. Jr.. of
Canton, spent last week-end with Mr.
Rotha's parents.
....
Misses Adora and Jnspnhinp Hnlt?
claw, who have spent thp summer
witn tneir aunt, Mrs. Adora Kayne
left Sunday for their home in Rich
mond, Virginia
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le-ll fS2' . ''"B-,
I V IS?
k-c,ul I V .. to
Canton. J t . T 1
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Woolens thai seem to
have sprung from the
knitting needles . .
woolens that smack of
the highlands, in plaids
o gladden a Scottish
heart . ... closely woven,
smooth surface woolens
. , . in frocks that insist
on going everywhere.
Of course, they're
Nelly Dons, typically
high in quality, low in
price.
NO BONES
NO HOOKS
NO LACINGS
There's literally nothing crura
but ctjon to a Vassarette All-in-
One Foundation, It does the most
arnazin? thinim fnr vnur f;
Controls ypur curves, 6lims vour
iijis.,; uruuiiy aetines your waist
and hustline. Its honeless restrain
is fashioned in the fabric itself
anrt never wears out. This Lack
less assarette All-in-One will
support you beautifully through
strenuous days and gala evenings.
And you can wash it nightlyl
C. E. Ray's Sons
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Foundation
VASSARETTE
FOUNDATIONS