THURSDAY, DECEMBER
Society
News
Mrs. Hilda Way Gwyn, Editor
Phone 137
THE WAYNES V I LLE MOUNTAINEER
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M.-. ami Mrs. Leon Killian wi!. en
tei,a:n with a family dinner party
on Christmas Dav. Thev "ill have
with tin-rn Mrs. I. .VI. Kiiiiim, Mlsa
Nancv Killian, Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
Swift, ami children. Mi-.- Haseltine
Swift. ISiii Swift, an 1 Jimrnie Swift
M s. Awa Orr Minjrus, ..f Spartan
burjr, a iii I Mr ami Me-. Mark Killian,
of Ash ville. That same evening Mr.
ami Mrs. Swift am! chihiien will at
tend a faaiily tfatherirjr of the Swift
family a- the home i Mi', ami Mrs.
Muss Saile- in Asheville.
M r James
el Hill du."i
Atkins .-.ml J.
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Atkins motored to Chap
ir the week and MrSj.
soph Jackson Atkins re-"
ynesville. They are at
their home.. Branner Crest, for the
Christmas holidays. Mr. Ben Atkin.'
: visiting friends :ti Columbus, Ga.
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The Season's Greetings with
all kind thoughts." and' best
wishes for C hristmas and
The New Year
Burgin Brothers
MliS. RL'FUS L. ALLEN TO C.1VK
DANCE
An atl'air of the holidays tnat is
beinr anticipated witn k-.-en pl-.-a.-urc
by the younir college set :' t1 e li
is the dance ti be given by M rs. 1!. L
Allen at her home on the ev-p: ot
the twt-nty-seventh. The rcca-i 'i-,wj
have four honor gue.-i-: Mis- ba..
Lane, of Rochester, X Y., Miss He.-ter
Ann. Withers, Miss I'atsy Hill and
Miss Nan Hardin.
T... rh.i.tw,. m.itif w: in- ue-
iii,-Ti-:l in nil the deco.-ations and ap
n lintmeiit.-'. of the affair. Punch and.
.-atldwiehts. cakes and randies will be
ml thi'o'.ii.-'h'iii- the evening from
an atti actively arranged table.
A momr th;.-r who have been in
viu-d t- the dance are, besides the
honor triiests: Miss Alice Stringfield.
'Mi--, Kliaz.'t-th Ray, M'iss Martha
Stiinirlield Mis.- Gladys Dieus, Miss
I. om.se Strinirh'eld, Miss Rosalyn Ray
Mi. Ma.tha Neal, Miss Louisa
Thack-toii, Miss Ellen Loui.se Killian,
M:.s liaiihie Way. Miss Martha Mock,
Miss-Tillie Rotha, Mis.s Jewel Hipps.
ainl Mis.s Edna Garrett, and Sam
Strintfrield, Thomas Strinjrheld, Sam
Bushnell Joseph Jackson Atkins,
William Medfird Joe Sloan, Bobbie
Slum. Billie 1'ievost, James Harden
Howell, Jr.. Grady Hardin, Milas Fer-KU-son,
Maicu- McC.acken, Krnest
"-hers Jr., David Hyatt. Lachlan
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Fashion Now
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Geovi'p Rotha,
At The Depot
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We wish you happiness at
Christmas
And throughout the entire
Coming Year
Ray's Flower Shop
Clyde Ray, Jr., Owner
PHONE 89
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James tjueen, John Queen, Bob W'a;r
enfdd, John Muiphy, Howard' Hyatt,
am! Dr. William Sloan.
IH'FFET SUITER GIVEN
By MISS XAX HARDIN
Miss . Xan Hal din entertained the
members of her club which is com
posed of a ttroup of the high school
pupils with a buffet supper at tns
home of lie;- cousin, Mrs. Paul Hardin,
on Friday evening. For the occasion
Christmas greens with red lighted
tapers gave the colorful decorative
motif of the season.
The central table in the dining
room was covered in a handsome cloth
i centered by a glittering Christmas
j tree. Mrs. Hardin, the mother of the
young hostess, was assisted by Mrs.
I'aul Hardin and Miss Hester Anne
I Withers in serving the guests. All
appointments .-ere in the prevailing
colors.
Following the serving of the supper
the. guests enjoyed various games.
Those .present were:? Miss Martha
Way, Miss Fmily Siler, Miss Hasel
tine Swift, Miss Corinne Wagenfeld,
and Miss Sarah Welch, and Bill
Swift. Lach Hyatt, Ernest Withers,
Jr., Howard Hyatt, and Thad Chafln.
Mr. John Murphy of Winston
Salem, arrived and will spend the
Christmas holidays with his parents in
the Strmgneld apartments.
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Mr, and Mrs. Charles Badgett and
two small sons arrived Saturday from
Knoxville. Tenn., and will spend the
Christmas holidays with Mr. and Mrs.
W. TV Denton.
Mr Otis Massie, student of the Ken
tucky Military Instute, of Louisville,
Ky., is spending the holiday vacations
with his parents, Mr. ami Mrs. James
Massie.
Mr. Carl Ratcliff and Mr. Ernest
M .Cracken, who are attending the
Western Carolina Teache s College,
are with their parents for the coming
fortnight.
Mr. James Harden Howell, Jr., ar
lived on Saturday and will spend the
Christmas holidays with his parents,
Major and Mrs. Harden Howell.
Miss Helen Sisk . returned from
Raleieh on Thursday where she is at
tending St. Mary's this year and is
the guest of her parents. Dr. and Mrs.
C. X. Sisk..
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Mr Thomas HilL of New York
Citv, has arrived to spend Christmas
week with his mother, Mrs. Charles
R. Thomas end his daughters, Miss
Patsv and Catherine Hill. En route
he.-? he stopped in Durham where he
visite l 'lis son Thomas Hill, Jr., who
is a patient in the Duke Hospital.
Just a few more days left now
in which to rini?h up your Christ
mas shopping list and. if you are
like most of us, there are still
problems left to solve.
If you a.'e still wondering what
to give that young miss on your
list, why not choose something
along the line of lacy lingerie.
It could be a dance set, a slip
with lacy top and lacy ruffles at
the hem, or one of the newer
gowns that are . so charmingly
feminine.
For an older woman, let's give
her something she hesitates to
buy for herself. There are many
beautitiers in creams, lotions or
powders that would do much to
add to her harm but she is too
unselfish to spend much on her
own beautilication. Of course, if
we can't buy the best in these
preparations, let's select some
thing else bejause cheapness in
such things won't u at a:..
Fo;--the housekeeper, there are
loads and loads of useful and
practical gifts that the woman
of average means appreciates so
much like sheets, pillow cases,
towels, table covers and the like,
but let's not confine ourselves
entirely to such gifts because,
while they're practical, the house
keeper likes something personal
just as much as anyone else.
We don't feel that there's much
use to suggest gifts for children
because the shops are over-flowing
with gifts for them, but, even
so, we would put in this word
of Warning don't give children
any indiscriminate type of toy
that will only serve to clutter up
the house. Try to select .some
thing that will serve a useful
-.purpose to the child to whom the
gift is made- That's the kind of
gift that is really worthwhile
after all.
.".Dr. and Mrs. Sam Stringfield have
with them for the Christmas vaca
tions their sons, Thomas, who is a
student at the Medical College of
South Carolina, of Charleston, and
Sam, Jr., who .is attending the North
Carolina state university,
Airs, vvesley jJickey and young
daughter, .Margaret Dickey, of Sweet
water. Tenn., were the guests during
the past week of Mrs. Dickey's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W, T. Lee.
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"Mrs.. Willis Smith and small daugh
ter, Anna Lee, were the guests during
the week of the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. T. Lee.
.urs. cess Lee rage, who is now
making her home in Greensboroj ar
rived on Friday night and will spend
the Yuletide season with her parents
at ine.ir home on the Fairview Koad.
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Mrs. Charles E. Ray, Jr.. of Chapel
Hill, arrived on Saturday and will
spend the Christmas holidays in town
Mr. Bill Coble is the guest this week
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Coble.
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Mr- and Mrs. C. B. Russell left
on M-iday for Charleston, S. C,
where they will spend the Christmas
Holidays with Mrs. T. S. Legare.
Mr- James Queen, who is attending
the Univcisity of North Carolina, has
;.::ivr-i :(J t-pend the Yuletide season
with his parent.-, Mr. and Mrs. Jon;i
M. ueen.
Mi.-.s Hazel Massie, who is a stu
dent at Mars Hill College, has ar
rived to spend the holidays with her
paients, Mr, and Mrs- James Massie.
Mrs. Hugh A. Love will have as her
KUes-ts- over Christmas her daughter.
Miss Henrietta Love, of Raleigh, and
her son, Mr. Frederick Love, of Rich
nion J. Virginia.
Mi. and Mrs. M. H. Bowles are
leaving Sunday for Irvington, Ga.,
where they will be the guests of rel
atives until after the Christmas
holidays.
Mr- and Mrs. Stanley Weaver and
theri children, of Weaverville, will
arrive on Monday and Will be with
Mrs. J. L. Williams at her home ou
naywood street tor Christmas.
Mr. William New, who holds a posi
tion with the United States Coastal
and Geogodetie Survey in Brookville,
Ind., arrived on Saturday and will
spend Christmas week with his par
ents, Rev and Mis. Albeit New, at
t'r-..- Rectory;
Mis.s Hester Anne Withers had as
her guest during the week two of her
1 1 lends from Agnes Scott College,
Miss Dorothy Kelley. of Henderson
ville, and Miss Julia Thing, of Asho
ville.. They were en route to their
homes for the holidays,
Mr. and Mrs. John Kirkpatrick and
small daughter, Dorothy Jean, of
Greenville, N. C, will be the guests
of the former's parents, Dr. and Mrs
W. i. Kirkpatrick during Christmas
week.
Reeves Will Again j
Write Sports News;
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Reeves will again have sports sec-1
tion during basketball season. I
W. Thos. Reeves, local) sport writer i
and secretary-treasurer ot the Hay
wood County Athletic Association, will
again have a sport column in this
paper during the present basketball
season.
Mr. Reeves will Pe in contact with
. aches of the various county teams
and give fans news of the games of
these teams. At the end of the bas
ketball season, as usual, Mr. Reeves
will select an All-County team in the
boys and girls division.
QUEER ACCIDENTS i
Discussing the odd w ...
a man was hanged by a ii;
tor w:-s wrecked by a jU-,'z
tossed a toreador's
man's heart and a bow'
set fire to a house. l;,.a,
story in the American U
sue of December ,'io.i
which comes with the Bar.
day American. On salv'l
vorite newsdealer or new-
Discovery of Newfoundland
Although the Icelandic siges relate
that Lief Ericeon and his crew discov
ered Newfoundland about 1000 A. D..
the first authentic discovery Is accred
ited to John Cabot. In H!)7, Cabot,
a Genoese mariner, obtained a charter
from King Henry VII of England to
seek new territory In the New world
which Columbus had discovered five
years earlier. Cabot reached a port
in the -.New Founde. Land" on the
feast day of St. John, and the name
of St. Johns was given the principal
len-hor.
HOUSEHOLD ARTI
Timely topics of pavticu!
to women, in addition to
make household tasks easit
Lee Swann and Mrs. Chfi.
eriek, distinguished auth
home economics. One of ma
features in the American
big magazine that comes
BALTIMORE SUNDAY
CAN- Buy your copy fro:
vorite newsboy or newsde;
When Washington Fad,
As a legally existing
agency as a municipal ci
Washington disappeared in
congress constituted the 1
Columbia Its successor. '
of Columbia was continued ;
eminent and corporation in;
the District's organic net n
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Mrs, Horace Keener and children.
Aaney, Horace and Ellis, left on Sat
urday for Johnson City, Tenn. where
they will spend the holidays with
relatives. "
Mr and Mrs. Orville Kirkpatrick
and daughter, Jane, of Winston-Salem,
will be with the former's par
ents, Dr. and Mrs. W.L .. Kirkpat
rick at their home in the Clevewill
for Christmas.
.Mrs. J. Howell Way and Mrs.. Jack
VVay were Asheville visitors the last
of the week.
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COeLJ!!i .BEDDING TO BE OB-
ocnvcu At WALNUT LODGE
. Much interest is being displayed in
the rnMnn ,:,, I,!,'.,.. : T
, " "vuuinB anniversary oi Mr.
and Mrs. Albert C. Walker which will
he nhcprvofl of wni..i. t
r-T j rr.i '""iut. i-iooge near
Clyde. They will keep open house on
Christmas eve from two o'clock in
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Mrs. T. Lenoir Gwyn
Marion T. Bridges
J. T. Bridgs
"Uncle Abe" In person
C. W. Bailey
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OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS
Christmas Greetings
; Since we cannot have the pleasure and privilege of taking ..
each of you by the hand while expressing Greetings of the Season, 4.
we are using this method of saying that we deeply appreciate the . 4
patronage given us during the past year, as well as the years 4
gone by. '.: 4
It is your friendship and loyalty that has made us feel 4"
grateful, and with our hearts overflowing with gratitude, you 4
and your families have our sincere wishes for an old-fashioned 4
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4. Merry IJIirisimas, ana conunura nappiness na prosperity r
4. throughout the New Year. 4
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Noble W. Garrett-Mary Moody Garrett t
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EXPRESSION OF APPRECIATION
I wish to thank the friends who so
generouslv e-ave me thpir snnnnrf in
the recent Trade Jubilee in Asheville.
BOBBIE SLOAN.
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IHKIHLV CHIMSTIilAS
May it be jolly for you all
this Christmas Day -and
won't you remember our best
wishes are with you.
W. I,. HARDIN, JR.
Commission Agent
S. W. Whitten
Tank Wagon Salesman
Standard Oil Co.
Of New Jersey
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MERRY CHRISTMAS
dunnlli, of f h " thT- fr their trade' not only this year, but
v3 b fJT h3S btL'n in business- He extends t
;rPe stfj: 1S f(" hI(hristmas seas" and for the year to come. He
ex pects to be on hand in Uie store every day to greet you.
salesLhrksHtLnL0therS,jin thi8 eetin nd together wth all of the
'Xwfh w M m yU T.yr bUSiness- Thev bid you welcome always.
X wlf'7 ChriStmaS t0y0U' And - Happy, Happy, and Pros-
C. E. RAY'S SONS
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