THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
'SOCIETY PAGE
Society
News
Mrs. Hilda Way Gwyn, Editor -
oa Local
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YOUXG HOSTESS GIVKS BIRTH
DAY PARTY TUESDAY
On Tuesday afternoon little Miss
jCarmichael Hannah entertained a
jrroup of her friends with a party in
observance of her birthdnv annivprsa-
ry. She was assisted in receiving her Francis
Kuests by her mother, Mrs. William
Hannah. The house and all party de
tail, carried out the Hallowe'en motif
Aiier many game and various
contents the quests were invited into
the dining room for ices and cakes
The table was centered with a birth
day cake, and at either end were light
ed Jfiek U Lanterns. Each place was
marked by an attractive favor.
The guest jst was lompuseu of the
following: .Marguerite Way, Patsy
Gwyn, Mary Ann .Ma --ie, Betsy Har
din, Martha ilay and Jane Wyche,
Nancy Keener, Nancy Jones, Dorothy
Carver, Charles liuir Vav. Don
Hyatt, Paul Hai.lin, lit, E'!;s Keener,
Joe . Howell, Billy Hannah. Edmonds
Hannah, and Walter Tali"farr., i.f
Raleigh. Among, the grown un-friends
ot tliey.iung hostess present were
.Mrs. II. V,. Iiiueom, Mrs. N.F. Lan
caster, Mrs. Jack Way, Miss Daisy
Ijiiyd, and Aims uermee McElhannon
V.'-LDDIG OF INTEREST
PLACE IX CANTON
('ANTON. A marriage of wide in.
iciest here was that Saturday after
noon at 4 o'clock of Miss Sarah Louise
Hill, only daughter of Mr. and Mi's.
Wade C. Hill, of Canton, to Mr. David
Felmet, son cf the late Mr.
nesville. The ceremony was perform-! , eij jjuija
eu ai xne nome or tne Drum s parents.
White chrysanthemums were used
for decorating the entire lower floor
of the home. Ferns banked around
the fireplace formed an altar and were
interspersed with tall candelabra
holding white candles.
Preceding the ceremonv. which wa
pertcrmed bv the Rev. A.V. Jovner
Mrs. Weaver Sorrell played "Trau
merei," and Mr. Paul Craig, of Ashe-
ville, .sang -'Beloved. It Is Morn." and
i.ove leu truly. 1 he vows were
ken to the soft strains of, Liszt's
el e.straum.
no br
MRS.
Miss Franc- R. .be-on, Mr. E. J.
Robeson, .Mi,.-. Ilasr'.tine Swift, an.
Mis Eail Sil.-s a t.-r.'led the. foot
ball name in A-hiviiv ,,n Friday be
tween (ireeiislee and Asheville.
Young '. la i !.i i R;.")t f Greens
bi.ro, who .1 member of the team of
that pla.-e, i; the -grandson of M
1! !h
We Wish to Announce
that wo have added equip
ment to treat the following
scalp Conditions:
AX OILY H I !'
A DRY SCAI.V
DWDIIUIT
FAUAKQ HAIFl
The Personality
Beauty Shop
(Home of rermancnt
IVrmanints)
PHONE 30(5
Open Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday Evenings
be,
ie was given in marriatre iv
i.;!H-r. me groom was attende
!.... u:::wu-r, )r, Jack felmet, as
t man. The bride was lovelv in
the gown worn by her aunt, Mr
Ralph . Hcwell, of Asbeville, at her
ueooing, n was ot ivory satin made
with court tram and ti;jjht fitting
mvi-h s, aim mmnieti vvitn rose ioint
ace. xne lune veil was held close
to the head with a spray of oranj
blossoms. She caried an arm houqu
of white rosebuds and swansonia.
r.-,w.,i:. .. .,
...... iv. ii.il. iuier uie oeieiiionv an
intoiiiial reception was held. Miss
Ruth tag-ail. Mrs. L. II. Hartshorn,
? .-iKiies riess, and Airs. Kaljih W
nuue.i, n; Asheville, assisted in the
eeeption. Airs. Hill, mother of the
'toe, va,- gowned m wine colore
lace and Wore a shoulder bouquet of
o.uini.ia I'uSI'IIUII.S.
i . T- , . rl'l-P"". AJ r. am
i ' e'inet leu tor a 'weddinir tnn
from .Meredith colle-ire in lii'i leii'rh
m plelili"- her er he-.-ii i,.n om
i ..- iieen ladies se. rotary of the
eampton 1. Al. r A ;,, f .,),.
I', i comet receive,! his education
" "!l'-'i,,n college and the Univer-
V i,l V; ill. I '., 1 i
" -.,, , ......iiiu uneie ne was a
"i i he Kappa Alpha fratern
' lb'.i now connected irtil, d.
Products company,
DR.
-IIH
'ner.nl .Bud
A-nevil.'e.
t
MR
TAKES i WEDDING OF LOCAL INTEREST
TAKES PLACE AT HIGH POINT
The following account of the mar
riage of .Miss Hayes and Mr. Bulla
from the Enterprise of High Point,
N. C, will be of interest to friends
here:
"Beautiful in its simplicity was the
or -uiss .uay tiayes to Uar
whiLh was solemnized Sat-
uiday, October 1, at nine-thirty o'clo.k
M the morning. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Clay Madi
son, pastor of the First ' Metho
dist Protestant church at the home of
the bride's parents on Johnson street
in the presence of the family and a
few intimate friends.
The home was artistically decorat
ed with gladioli, fern, ivy ana talis
man roses. Vows were spoken be
neath an archway banked with ivy
and marked at either .side by a large
basket of gladioli,
Preceding the ceremony a program
of nuptial music was rendered by
Dan Smith, who played "Romance,"
by Rubenstein and Clarence Sehui
tbeiss who sane "Because. " bv
.1 I I . . 1 1 i fx. . . .
u uaiueioc. i tie cmole entered to
the strains of Lohengrin's Bridal
Chorus and during the ceremonv Mr.
Smith played softly "Ave Maris,"' bv
Shulbeit. .Mendelssohn's WeddW
March wa.s used as a r. cession:.!.
The bride wore a lovc.v ensemble
of beet root wool 'trimmed in mink
with brown a cessories. Her corsage
was id' gardenias and iili'cs of the val
ley ami her only ornament was a
bracelet, the Wedding ornament of her
grandmother 51 years ago and her
mother, 2i vcai's air,,
Mrs. Bulla L the at 1 loiet iv,.' .-md 1
aecomplisned d uighter of .Mr. and
-Mis. iMelvin A. Hayes, who have been
residents of this city . fr several
yea is, 'after moving here from Wav-
OesAi le. She received hi-r .,ln,.!.it,.ti
u uie local hi"h hie-h scion am at
IHgh' Point ( ollee-e. tndvin,.' v,,i,-,. in
iddition. She is a' member of l he
Wesley Memorial choir
Mr. Bulla is the soil of Mr. and Mrs
I'.. Bulla ot this cttv. He was ed-
ura.el at High Point College and is
now connected in business with If-v
.Maiiufaoti.riiig Com Han v..
he couple, left after the ciftemonv
lor a short niolor trin after which ! i;..f,.i..t
. 1 'II . I . '."'ivi
uc a m oe at onio in in cili-
STA.MEY AND MRS.
RICK GIVE PARTY
This aftern-jon Mrs. M. G. Stamey
and Mrs. J. C.Patrick will be joint
hostesses of a contract party at the
home of the latter. Hallowe'en col
ors will be used as a decorative
note, with clever score cards also car
rying out the seasonal motif.
Prizes will be awarded to the win
ners of both the high and low scores,
and the consolation cut.
Making up the tables will be Mrs.
C. N. Sisk. Mis. Charles Burgin, Mrs.
F. E. Alley, Jr.. Mrs. C. J. Reece, Mrs.
Henry Davis, .Mrs. C. M. Dicus, Mrs.
N. M. Medford, Mrs. Jack Way, Mrs.
Rufus Silcr, Mrs. Nancv Keener, Mrs.
J. W. Seaver, Mrs. T. N. Massie, Jr.,
Miss Nancy Killian, Miss Louise Ed
wards, Mis Ethel Craig, and Mrs.
George Kuntz. Coming in at the
tea hour will be. Mrs. R. N. Barber,
Mrs. J. Harden Howell and Mrs.
Dewey Stovall.
Miss Martha Way, who is attend
ing the Greensboro College for Wom
en, spent the week-end in town as the
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Way.
Miss Margaret As'ron, graduate
of Westein Carolina Teachers Col
lege, was among those attending the
Home Coming Day program held at
the college a'. Cullowheen.
.
.Ml-s Hazel Massie, who is attend
ing Converse Collctre.. Spartanburg,
spent the week-end in town as the
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Massie.
.in . ann i i--i .
Who hflvo ! '' -'ir.
- c., uccupvin- til,
lence of Mr. and Mrs GrZ y p
Love Lane, have returned' ,'
home in sr. Petersburg. F'u f
winter. They olan to return",
nesville for the next 1 ,
purchased property here ?M ,-
Mr. and Mrs.
V T 1 .
u. ... . : -ee. w
ue. vis. nng their daugh.t,.,
Wllhs Smith, in l!al,.i.l, C. .
ed to town. " "a,c
Mrs. Nana Shankle, who :
ing sometime in town as a ',,.,'
Pirvhwood Hall, snent ohl. ", ':''
in Greenville. S. i. with Lr -i't
AND MRS. McCRACKEN RE
TURN FROM TRIP
Dr. and Mrs. J. Rufus McCracken
returned on Tuesday from a visit to
the eastern pair of the state. While
away the foimer attended a meet
ing of the Grand Cemmandery of Ma
sons of Narth Carolina, of which he
is a divisional commander. On Fri
day they attended the Auburn-Duke
game in Durham and on Saturday
the Carolina and Ga. Tech game in
Chapel Hill. Bif'.re returning they
visited in "Raleigh, Smithfield, and
Food Values
FLOU
Roll Call, per bag .
Yukon Westein, per
Yukon Best, per bag-
bag
. ,S8c
81.19
Mother's COCOA
21b. box ..19c
out
:ne.
lETi'RN FROM
AFTER TAKING
Mis- Ruth Green
hi no C;o:e. have
GREENSBORO
STATE BOARD
and Miss Jose
returned from
(In
the
cii.-horo, where they went to take
r exaiirinations before the North
I'aiolina Board of ( asmetologists.
Miss Green is a graduate of the
Moler Beauty School, of Atlanta,
and Miss Cabe received training at
the Madame Dimes Beauty School of
Tampa, Fla. Both are connected
with the Lady Fair Beauty Shop.
DIM I
The
HI (III Mil 1 1 G 1 O BE
II ELD IN CANTON
mnual meeting ot the
of the Noith Carolina
Or
I 1 I Ox I
' 1 I ( () I
H eonesdav
Li evii-1 and Mr.
wcie .piint hastes
affair, given at th
er. 1- orv t he nc n
trranged in
' i . - axe ciiry
owe elm
AND .MRS. HYATT
RACTPARTY
ifternoon Mrs. R. L.
Ernest J. Hyatt
cs of an enjoyable
1 borne of the i'orni-
i.L.asion ine -nou.se was
(plant it ic.s of yellow and
anthemums, and the ITnl-
motil was :n-i i.n 1 1 , -i ( ... I I.e., u
the party accessories.
Win. n the cards were put away
v. inner, of both the low and high
oie ueie awarded nrizes .-..-i,) ti,
made for the consolation
'llj(!Vi!g the irrsioin,, .
I'.AK I GIVEN AT COVE
(S)iecial to The Mountaineer.)
ar was
Th, -e
itaiity v
I'Uls 'I..
- n. Mrs,
i M
Allen, M
gracious
J- F, Abel. .
bo!
E
.0: 01 e l
k'uno
w
All'
k: :
Ma:
I;
AS THE KNEE BENDS
So s-T-R-E-T-c-H the dainty rovvv
of IASTEX mesh. ' He'll d. !ncch
dc-ncc in Gordon ne-flex
stockinss - the tiuAsic shock .
Ahsorbcr, jtist 'below 'the hem
banishes w!l strain from the
silken threads below, lor
sheer beauty, economy and
comfort wear ne-flex
stockings.
$1.00and$1.35
Massie's Dept. Store
"A Good Place To Trade"
Mur
Mrs.
George . Anilef-
;lt,y' Ii'i.vd, Airs. . .Maria
' U". Si'Mv.,.-, Alis. John
Mr.-. C -N .Sisk. Airs.
In MI,,
-'i. AI.AIedford,
'aiir. Air- .1 HardcT
Killian, Miss
W.F. Swift. Airs.
L.M. Richeson,
: New York.
Mrs. C. M.
sio. Jr.," of Svlva.
o e. Among those
te i hour were: Mrs.
has. L. Quinlan.
Mrs. L. N. Kavis;
Cov
friend,
of Mi
night,
joyed,
served,
.1
Miss
Howell
nice
Miss
Davi
Uar.v
Mayi
Ja nies
Mrs.
!.'' Mr-ir.oo,i.
E. 'Alley..' .1
: T. N. Mas
C. .1. !;:ie c
n lor t
Hiaii. Mrs.
I id
C
c l eer. inline a number ot
Were entertained at the home
William- Howell on Tuesday
Games and music were en
after which refreshments Were
e present were Miss Annie and
Jessie Ret ves, Aliss Clara Evans,
Beatrice Howell, Miss Virgin
ell, .Miss Glee Howell, Miss Ber
Harre!!, .Miss .Mildred Harrell,
Annie Dee Jenkins, Miss Pauline
, Miss Wilma Chambers, Miss
I Messer, ALss Kate .MessOr, Miss ;
Burr Morrow. Mi.ss French
iiell llrailshj w, Aliss Bertha Steven
son, .Miss Edith Smart, Miss Wilma
Nnari, .Miss Ava Welch. Air. Ramsey
Howe!!, Air. Thai! Howell, Mr. Ear!
Messe-. Mr. ( lilford Harrell, Mr. Lee
lavis. Air. Claude Davis, Mr. Paul.
Reives, Air. Boone Reeves, Mr. Eu
gvtie Davis, Mr. 1). Davis, Air. Cephus
Stevanson, and Mr. Lester Franklin.
ilrv.
and Mi
IL P.
. T. X.
HONORF
M SM
I) WITH
OF SYI.VA.
PARTY
On Thars;l:'.y afternoon Mrs. Bonner
1 i M tiu M i a ui I V,, ( I
Recce weie associate hostesses of a
dehgutful. affair honoring their sis-tcr-in-'aw,
Mrs. T. N. . Alassie. Jr..
I' irst
State
3''eileralion of Women's Clubs will
be held in Canton on Monday, No
vember the 1th, in the 'Champion Y
M. C. A. building. Mrs. H. T. Hun
ter, of Cullowhee, distrLt president,
will preside. The chief addresses of
the tla'y .will be given by Mrs. George
Marshall, State President of-Mt
Airv, and Mrs. John I). Robinson ' of
Wallace, second vice president,-, and
chairman of districts.
BIRTH 'ANNOUNCEMENT
Air. and Airs.. . Dave Cabe announce
the birth of a daughter, Judith Ann,
on October z4th.
Mil DIMr 1 DDING IN f AN
ION ON 'sULKim
Among those from Waynesyille who
attemied the marriage in Canton on
Saturday afternoon of Miss Sarah
Loui.se Hnl and Mr. David I'elmet,
ISP RICE
I UP, 0 5 lbs. for
!; j 45c &DC
PEAUNT BUTTER pound jar 15c
Excel! SODA CRACKERS pound box 10c
Grape Fruit juice, half gallon can 39c
Pork and Beans, No. 21-2 can 10c
Green Beans, 2 No. 2 Cans 25c j
T;l T;o., Scott's, 2 for 15c
raIdorf 's3 for 13c
of
Asheville, but formerly
Hie,, were the groom's grand
now of
Waynesvill
mother, Mrs. Annie Francis, his sister
.Miss Fannie Pearl Felmet, his brother.
Mr. Jack Felmet, his aunt and uncle
Mr. and Airs. W. Roy Francis, 'Mr
and Airs. W hitener Provost. Mr. and
Mrs. Richard N. Barber. Jr.. and Mr
Clyde II. Ray, Jr
ii
E. BIRD WILL 4iirir?Pc tup
I,V1 ' N I'M (III iudm n
On Ve-i::esday, November the Cth,
f- . L. Bird, dean of the Western
ar.,.;n:; Teachers College, will nd-
llO lllembl !'s of th,. ('nmmn,,;!,-
in., .oi.tne subiect of 'Mountain
ic'li:a!M. . ,;v attention of the
ny ir, tiers :is caiied t y the change in
,;':e , ni W'etine.; day from .Monday to
Wednesday, this being the first mect
since tne thatige.
Mi ;, Stamey urges a good attend
?",? .a5 the 'I'i'ict meeting to bo
nei, i in fanton ,n . Monday. !1
members wishing to attend ae asked
to .allAirs. Ben Colkirr. tv..,s.
";' " chairman of the da v.
w-Tlrsl CIRCLES ANNOUNCED
,Th, er.oe.s of the Woman's Mis.
t i t u I apti t chuuh
.' ! wh- th? following hostess-
T 1 i t' 'he A'oi ii Hti
ren circe to b;. announced ar the
Tim g m i n utiln, I ottn
Moon with Mrs. John Davis; the
North Side with Mrs. W. T. Crawford
and the West Side with Mrs. Clarke
en the Dell wood Road. All will meet
on Tuesday afternoon at 3:00 o'clock
the Business Women's circle will
meet at 4 o clock on Tuesday even
inc, in the new dininp room of the
church nd wm enjoy a sunner prior
o the bu inc s es ion, with Mis H
V . Baucom and Mrs. Lawrence Green
as joint hosteset
Miss Mozelle McCracken u hn o
! student at the Greensboro College for
...... mis year, was the guest over
the week-end of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W.L.McCracken.
former .Miss Mildred
-mpsoii, of AL cksvllie, at tin.
the latter. Yellow and
rysaii.thehium.v were'-' used
ing results to decorate the
colors further noted
Owen
home
white
with
rooms
in all
the
Th
of
f:!v
Pie
with th
party details.
i .....
... .-l . 1 1 i ,-e era: .sp'riteo progressions
pr:;:es were presented the high and
..ow winners, ami the guest of honor.
Those: making up the. tables were:
Mi J W st mi Mi, ( hule But
' i Mi P p ( olkut Mi R p10
vo..., Airs. James ALI.ong. Airs J. P.
Diciis, Ans. C. M. Dicus. .Mrs John
N. Shoolbrrd,.. Airs, N. M. Medford,
Mi I iiu t J lha t Mi Rufu
.'siler, ..Irs. Lowrv Lee. Airs. Jack
Vay,Mrs. Harrv Murshnll Mrc U'.,l
ter Taylor, of Baltimore. Mrs W V
Swift, Mrs. James W. Killian, Mrs.
C N s,sk Mis t N Mi , e Jr Mrs
Caroline de Neergaard. Mrs T Le
noir Gwyn, and Mrs. Nancv Keener
MISS GLADYS W ALKER GIVES j
HALLUH h,i PARI Y
lOn Friday afternoon little Miss
Giadys Walker entertained a group
of her young friends at the home of
her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Paul Walk
er, with a Hallowe'en nartv- All thP
decorations and nartv -a-wwnri
were significant of the season. Each
guest was presented with an attrac
tive favor.
Many amusing games and contests
were enjoyed. In the contests. Anne
Osborne and Martha May Wyche
were the successful contestants.
The guest list wa comoosed of
Carroll Louise Bell, Doris Colkitt,
Anne Edwards, Eugenia Martin, Anne
Osborne, of Tampa, Fla., Martha May
ycne, ana ratsy uwyn
Mr. and Mis. I
t hildren, Dorothy,
were among thos
Asheville for the
and in the afterncan
game Pet ween aynt
ai. Richeson ani
Jaik. and Billy
.who. motored to
dav on 'Saturday
ittended the
villi? and the
Asheville School for Boy-
JK
Mr. and Mrs. Jimniv Trotter, who
marriage was an interesting event of
last week, were the guests during the
week of tne latter s mother. -Mrs.
T. Neal.
Who Will
Win The
FREE
On December 15 we will give
away one of our $5.00 Perma
nent Waves Absolutely Free.
Come in and ask for particulars
Jo Ann Beauty Shop
PHONE 63
Super
Suds
LARGE
I9c
Octagon
Soap and
Powdres
SMALL
10 for 25c
Octagon
Cleanser
2 for 9c
Our Market For Good Meats
Visit Massie's Bargain
TT " '-. - - ;11 7 .-: "' Steak'; :'ter : ' Ifc---:-v."".: 29c.
U'ifVTva hr GhoDS, ner lb. . . 25c
Ji MM ast, per lb. .
Liver, per id,
25c
19c
Spare Ribs, per lb. 23c
Pure Pork Sausage, per lb. 23c
Mixed Sausage, per lb 12 l-2c
C. E. RAY'S SONS
Native and Western Meats
For Real Values in
SHOES AND WORK CLOTHES
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