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THURSDAY, MARCH 21 i,v . i - SOCIETY PAGE Society News o o Mrs. Hilda Way Gwyn, Editor - Phone 137 THE WAYNES V IllE MOUNTAINEER Local Items OPERKTTA TO BE GIVEN AT TOW NSHIP HIGH SCHOOL The Lucky Jade, a musical comedy in two acts bv Harrison and Wilson, will ie jjiv-en oy the niirh .school Glee Club hi the high school auditorium, March 11, at eight V. M. and there will be a special matinee lor school children, Thursday atternoon at Zlj. The music of this operetta is tnKiU and suarklinkt, in many of the nun hers one can imagine lie is listeninK to the beautiful, liltinj; meludie.s 01 Romberg, Harbach or even Victor Herbert, and loiijr a'Ur the -show is over he 11 tind him.-ei! humming the lovely strain.-, of .Southern Moon," Back .tiM to Old Virginia," "You're Here and I'm Here, ' and Down in Dixie." There is a very interesting plot which is well cunructed all the way through, and it is buht around the story o. tne "Lucy Jade' whum is trie ear of an idol from darkest Africa. The ear is in possession of Mammy Liza who is a tamily servant of the Courtnevs. one of tin- first families .,. Virginia, on the eastern shore .aere lomance, mystery, sparking conieuy and young life abound at the Beeches. You will love Mammy Liza, whose, main reason for living is to take care of her "dahlin" Mary Ann, whom she has nursed from babyhood. There will be a number of specialty act.-, novelties that everybody will enjoy. The Lucky Jade is really one ambitious musical snows ;:. .-cooo! Glee ('dub lias and ;me tha'. the public -i-i- fur it's cwn enter .tin-j i a to help the glee club, ecd- will go in it's en- 1 tinancing the trip to ro next month where it will the .-tate high school music festival, in ivmcn the b.-st high cnooLs t.f the u:.- have been t kiiu part for sixteen years. Thi-. will be the first, time 'ha', this high scho d has .sent the glee club. I'aKe this opportunity to see one of the best niu.-ical shows ever given in Waynes', :11c, and help tile group of talented young- musicians from the high sc hoo'. CAST OF CHARACTERS Down-, a pensionei on the Courtney estate Robert, Lowe. Mrs. Cuurtney, a careful w ife Louise Stringtield Liza, Mary A fine's colored rti-id Mary. Willie Rotha. Nancy, Jeanne, liiends of .Mary Anne, Mary I'enland '.McCracken and Jane . Stentz. Col, Wawrly, Uncle and Guardian of John Edwin Poteat. Herbert Harry Liner ut the mo thai the I ccr pa'. will want ! ment a- w for the i t:ret.y ioW t i i een -i sing ;n MR. AND MRS. SHOOLBRED OB SERVE WEDDING ANNIVERSARY On Wednesday evening, March the l.'lt.i, Mr. and .Mrs. John N. Shool bred observed the forty-fifth anniver sary of their marriage, by entertain ing a small group of friends for .Miner at their home on Boundary st feet. Mr. and Mrs. Shoolbied were mar lied on March the l-'i, lfWO in Kliza ix'thton, Tenn., at tne home of the bride's parents, Col. and Mrs. C. P. Toiiciay. They have three children, only one of whom was present for the the happy occasion, Mrs. Robert H. Wood, ot Elizabeth, Term., the .former Miss Annie Shoolbred, Mrs. Walter Taylor, of Baltimore, the former Mi.ss Mary Shoolored. and Mr. William Shoolbred. Mr. Shoolbred, who is by profes sion, a civil engineer, is a native of Wolverhampton, England. He was named for Cardinal Newman, of the Catholic church, whowas in his early life an Episcopalian, and the Cardinal was also his (Jod Father. Through the influence of the late Andrew Car negie, his counsin, Mr. Shoolbred I came to this country, first going to Pittsburg, Penn., ami later to Ten nessee. Twenty-rive years ago Mr. and Mrs. Shoolbred came to Wayne.svtiiie to !-; !. They have been actively iden tified with, the social, civic and i e -ligious life of the community. They are members of ('race Episcopal church, of which Mr. Shoolbred was a vestryman for several years, and Mrs. -'huolbre-1 taking part in all the women's work. T'-.ey have been most generous to all civic demands, and their, home has always been outstand ing 'for its gracious hospitality. MRS. JAMES KILLIAN HOSTESS TO D. A. R. CHAPTER The Dorcas Bell Love Chapter of the Daughters of the American Rev olutiun held the March meeting with Mrs. Jamts W. Killian on Wednesday afternoon. The regent, Mr. Harden Howell, presided. For the occa sion the living rooms were attractively arranged while the and white. COMMUNITY' CLUB HOLDS AN NUAL READING CONTEST The tenth annual reading contest for the girls of the Township High Schoo. was he.J on last Friday morn ing in the high school auditorium. Miss Alice Quinlan, chairman of dra matics of the club, presided during the presentation of tne program. Mrs. M. G. Stanley, president of the club, y.ivv, .""1, ; presented the awards. Serving as dining room was m green , JU(igts were Rtv. paj; Hardin, Jr., ' Mrs. Riehrd Rirhpr .Ir and Following the usual opening, the: rP, c.rll,i,. uu nriL t'fco h. regent gave a resume of the proceed- j seIu.e of tne judgeS jrom tke nall while ings of the state meeting recently held i makin th decision. Mr. Bobbv Sloan gave several piano selections. r, . iitv r-n-t-v IT ATTF.VR . MR VTrTn.? Vnnr,.,. CREEK I SKATING PARTY ON S .Tt!Pr Ei Mi.. Hilda Amnions celebrated hen On Saturday aftem., t- RJAI WOMAN'S C'LUIi TO HOLD MARCH MEETING The regular March meeting of the Woman's Club will In' held this af ternoon at the Palmer House, with Mrs. Drayton I.1. Perry, Mi.-. Rohira Miller and Mrs. It. C. Lindsley as associate hostesses. Mrs, Homer Hei. ry Will have charge of the pro gram and the subject, under discus sion v.'ill I e.-"Negro Poetry." AL Bill ... - . .George Stontz Ted , . Bobby Sloan Jack . . .... .David Stentz John Endicott, a bashful aviator Harold Madsie. Mary Anne Courtney, a daughter of the Sunny South Norrine Lowe. Fanehon. her French maid Margue rite Murphy. Mr. Cotiitney, a sheltered husband Freii Davis. Horace Fergsop, the villiari Lester Poteat. Sheriff, known by his badge Ben Bryson. t Chorus of K-u .-.trians, Hou.se Guests, Candy Sticks, etc. ATTEND THE UNIVERSITY U.MNI MEETING Among the Alumni of . the Univer sity of North Carolina who attended tile meeting held for the chapter com posed of the men of Haywood and .la kson counties, were Mr. William Med ford, Mr, Whitner Prevost, Mr. FieJ Ferguson, Dr. F. O. Garren, and Mr. Billy Prevost, High school stu dents attending were Edwin Poteat, I.achlan Hyatt, 'and Yancey Bridges. WINNERS IN DISTRICT MUSIC CONTEST Miss Alaxine Coble, in piano and Miss Mary Stentz. in voice were win rers in the annual music contest held in Asheville under the auspices of the District Music Clubs, on Satur day morning at the Battery Park Hoel. On this Saturday they will go to Salisbury where they will compete in the Western District contest. If they win at Salisbury they will go to the state wide contest which will be held in Winston-Salem, COMMUNITY CI UB TO SPONSOR MUSIC PROGRAM The Community Club is planning to ..f.,.. n t'.i.lltti.u xMituct ti'itVi a urn- On Sunday, March 10, Mr. and Mrs. . mnt.lin UaU:i. Uo in Mrs. M L. I rantham ; ",m,.et,t n. Tne exact d.te has not brated thcr 8th and .80 th b ,rthdays. w but. it has ,.een tl-cided to at the home of the.r daugh te ir Mr,. , affair. BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY OB SERVED BY COUPLE Mr make t u . . , ul, ,. i,i--r I 'nose in cntrge niv uiui uuj - Mrs. Trantham was 80 years old on .,.. . ... . ,.,a,., thp piogram a summer feature of interest FiiUav, March 8th, and Mr. Ira-it-ham Was -Sit Sunday, March 10th. They have been married t!4 years and reared a family of ten children, nine of whom are living, four being pres ent for the birthday', celebration. Those present for the happy occa sion, were the honor guests, Mr. and Mrs." Trantham, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Baldwin, of Asheville, Mr. arid Mrs. J. C. Trantham, of Clyde, Mr, and Mis. L.J. Trantham. Mr. T. J. Tineher lr. and Mrs. Edw;.'d Jaynes, Mr. and M: s. Carroll Monow, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fincher, Rev. J. H. West, Dr. W. L. Kirkpa.rick, Miss Wilda Fincher, Mr. Kermit Fincher, g-tandchildrin . present '.!: 'file Virginia-an-1 C irolyn Fificher. and Joe un l James .Morrow. no: only locally, but to the tourists. MR. AND MRS. LOUIE JONES VIS IT IN TOWN Mr. and Mrs. Louie Jone, of WoodstucK, N. Y., whoHi-e spending sometime in Gatlinburg, Tenn., were the guests over the week-end t f Mrs. J. C. Garner and daughters. Miss Frances Garner and Miss Collie Gar ner. Mr. Jones, who is an artist, has done many paintings of various peaks and scenes in the Great Smoky .Moun tains National Park. Several years ago Mr. and Mrs. Tones spent the winter in Waynesville arid he painted a number of scenes on the "North Carolina Side," , USED CAR BARGAINS 1933 Chevrolet Sedan Thoroughly Reconditioned S395.00 1932 Chevrolet Coach New Paint ...3325.00 1931 Ford V Ton LWB Truck S225.00 1929 Ford Panel Delivery . .$125,00 1929 Ford Touring $40.00 Easy G.M. A. C. Terms WATKINS CHEVROLET CO. WAYNESVILLE, N. C. in Goldsboro. She expressed pleasure over the selection of M.:s? Jennings, from Brevard, as the outstanding girl to go to Washington, since Waynes ville did not win. Miss Jennings had two distinctive honors to her credit that no other applicant had, being a Girl Scout eaglet and holding a life saving certificate from the Hed Cross. Mrs. W. F. Swift, chairman of pa triotic education, gave a report of the recent declamation contest, stating that it was generally recognized as one of the best ever held by the chap ter. She also announced the winners. Mis;. B. J. Sloan, chairman of Rev olutionary graves in the county, gave a list of the soldiers of th'i Revolution buried in the county and where they are located. She also read the list of the deceased members of the chapter who are buried in Greenhill cemetery. The chapter plans with the co-opera tion ot the families and friends to place a D. A. R. marker at each one. I Mrs. George Hampton reported that the boy and girl elected by the Can ton High School as outstanding in citi zenship had been given to her by tne principal of the high school. She was appointed by the regent to have charge of the presentation of the medals at the commencement exercises That to be given the girl has been lion: ted by Mrs. William Mitchell, of Canton. There will also be two given in the Wavnesville IPgh School. The regent announced that Mrs. J. N.j Shoolbred and Mis. E. B. Camp were donating these to the chapter. A motion was made to have the il.wr... o Mi., Tmunshin Hio'h School cieaned and repaired, and a letter v-Titteri to each school in tne county to which the chapter, had presented Hags asking that they be packed up for the summer months, Mrs. W. F. Swift had the paper of the atfernoon. The subject neing 'National : Ileieri.se.'' Mrs, Swift made a strong appeal in behalf of adequate., defense, showing the ne cessitv of such for a country like the Utiited States. Mrs. William Mitchell reviewed the National Magazine, which brought out many facts about the recent growth of the organiza tion, stating that -in the past month there were lr chapters organized. Mrs. Killian was assisted by the! following in serving a salad course: Mrs. Leon Killian and Mrs. W. F. Swift. Special guests of the after niton were: Mrs. W. T. Crawford, Mrs. Charles E. Ray, Mrs. Horace Frost, of Elizabethtoh. Tenn., Mrs. E. C. Wagenfeld, Mrs. Grover Davis, Mrs. J. I). Murphy, and Mrs. l,. Withers. TWO HOSTESSES GIVE LOVELY PARTIES DURING WEEK Outstanding social affairs of the week were the two part ies given on Thursday and Friday afternoons by Mrs. J. WUtora Kay anu curs. r. Lancaster at the home of the latter on Love Lane. Quantities of spring i flowers, with yellow predominating, in many lovely arrangements were ad-l vantageously placed in tne living rooms. The scores were significant pi St. Patrick's Day as Were the colors used in thi.- salad and ice course. At tractive fav'or-j of small crystal can-, die sticks wv re nreesnted each guest. Prizes were t-resented the high score at eadi t-'ble. On Thursday those for'unate in making the top score, were: Mrs. C. M. DicUs, Mrs. J. W. Seaver, Mrs. .1. R. MeC; '.ken. Mis. E.. C. Wagenfeld. and Mrs. ( has. Burgin.The guests on that after-won included: Mrs. F, fj. Withers, Mrs. Harry Hall, Airs. Lillie Raymond, of New York City, Mrs. E. C. Wagenf.id, Mrs. ( . M. Dicus, Mrs. E. J. Hyatt, Mrs. R. L, Pre vost,, Mrs. J. P. Dicus, Mrs. James Killian, Airs. J. W. Seaver, M rs. C, F. Kirkpatrick. Airs. R.: R. Campbell, Mrs. Jack Way, Mrs. Joe Taie, Mrs, Drayton Perry, Airs. J. R. McCracken, Mrs. .-Maria- Mitchell, Mrs, George . Niles, Airs. Chfrles Burgin ana join ing the group for tea wei' . Mrs. Leon Killian, Airs. ,R N. Barber, arid Mrs. Harden Howell. On Friday afternoon those winning the table prizes xr re Miss -Mary Bar Ivor, Mrs. F E. Alley, Jr., Airs, L.M. Richeson, Mrs. Marguerite Barron, Airs. W. T. Lee, Jr., and Mrs. fe. P. Gay. The guest list included: Airs. J. C. Patrick, Mrs. Woodson Jones, Mrs. Grayden F"erguon, Airs. Hugh Alas ie, Mrs. N. M. Medford. Mrs. W. L. Hardin, J-., Mrs. Alvin Ward, Airs. V. E. Allev. Jr., Aliss Marv Barber, Airs. 1. Lenoir (iwyii, Mrs. AL, H Bowles, Airs. L. M. Richeson, Mrs. S. P. Gay, Mrs, Robert H. Stretchher Airs. Dan Watkins, Airs. Richard N Barber. Jr.. Airs. Ben Colkitt, Mrs. Colin Mclnnes, Airs. Alarguerite Barron, Airs. Kathleen O'Brien, Airs George Semmes, of Jacksonville, Fla., Airs. Roy Francis, and -Mrs. w. l. Hannah, -with the follovV.ng ta guest: Mrs. Paul Hardin, Miss Winnie Kirkpatrick, and Aliss Annie Dee Kirkpatrick. - .- -- ':' .'; Mrs. J. Dale Stentz, Aliss Catherine Hill, Aliss Nora Mae Walker, and Aliss Mary Stentz were among those attending the District Junior Music contest held in Asheville on Saturday morning. Miss Barbara Brandt was awarded the handsome gold medal and Aliss Alary Aledford was the winner of the second prize of $2. Others compet ing were: Aliss Marjorie Franklin, .Miss Aline Constance, .Miss Alary Clark, Aliss Grace Leatherwood, and Aliss Elizabeth Francis, AJr. and Airs. W. D. Scobie, whose marriage took place recently in St. Petersburg, Fla., were the guests over the week-end of Mr and Airs. . R. H. Blackwell. Alts. Scobie is the former Miss Eleanor Rankin, of. Charlotte, who has spent several sum mer ir aynesville. Aliss i ois Hari'old spent the week end in Asheville as the guest of her b other o.d s.st r, Mr. and Airs. W. G. Lee. It5th anniversary, by giving a party on Saturday night at her home on Allen's Creek. Those present were: Misses Dora Lee and Mae Belle Am mons, Alildred and Alarion Chambers, Pearie and Evelyn Coffey, Carrie and Pearl Bucnanan, Louise and Nina Jordan, Mrs. Alerrit Buchanar, Mr. and Airs. Fred Buchanan, Misses Mae n . . . H f . -. T',.l j and carmie jt,sies, .uasiers u"uic Nichols, Rube .ind Jesse Jordan, raui Browning, Enis Chambers, Joseph Buchanan, Frank Coffey, Robert Buchanan, and Gilmer Massie. Following the evening of games re freshments were served. ATTENDING MISSIONAPY MEET ING THIS WEEK 1 The following are attending the i Baptist Woman's Alissioi.ary Union ! hel 1 in Durham, this week: Mrs. H. V, Baucm, Aliss Jessie Herren, Mrs. J. H. Haynes, of Clyde, the latter ii superintendent of the Women's work in Fa wood county, ai?d Air. and Airs. Herbert Baucom, Jr., of Murphy. The following made up a party mo toring to Ashev-Ue on Alonday for the Hofman Coi.cert which tok place at the Plaza Theater: Mrs. AL H. Bowles, Mrs. Rlehnrd N. Barber, Jr., Aliss Nancy Killian. Mrs. W. L. Har din, Jr., Airs. J. R. McCracken, and Altc.. Tom Lee, Jr. -rT. ;n:t't;t. 1 .1. 1 : . i uecii. eiiLei lauiea a group j at his home on Hazel stie-e' skating party. After skating, the gues-- a in the living room where an ing contest was held. H.' prizes were presented to M White and Gknn Boinean tion prizes ent to Mi.-vJ ( Curtis and Katherine Painur following the contest, v, assiseea oy curs. z.et Cu- s ices, cakes and mints. Pit served throughout the afterr, r. Those present for che a:ia':r .,t Misses Martha Alock, Ttuma-" y-ingfield, Jfcne White, Ka-h'-t Pulmer. iG'alolvn CUrtis. ( a-.-fr'i Martin, Sarah Jane W-ilker." Paime: and Glenn Boineac Mar''' Rose, an 1 Henry Tuttle. ""' Among those attending the fane., of AI-s. 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