Society
PHONE 137
Clubs
MRS. T. L. GWYN, Editor
Personals
-MRS. JOHN OlfRRV HOVHRFM HWVT ii-t"nL.-r . '
n WITH SURPRISE PARTY I CONTRACT P-VRTIES I OF AMKRlM''FlM''," I VOLTHFLX HOSTESS GIVES
,MOn Wednesday evening Mrs, John I Two outaSSdi Xf of the I A 'AlUA BIRTHDAY PARTY
rlJJtW P-ties given! The eimh'trict of tJJti iVC:
if,tkn... n ' .7 7," ' ... Iu" '"""""y an" rrmay atternoons I Amer can Legion Aiixi'inrv huM thp "", juuog uaugmer 01
Ka heryn Queen Mrs. Homer Plott, by Mr,. R. Stuart Roberson and M,. .,i .17,?" -r,U .y the a"d Mrs. William Hannah, enter-
George Bis hoff at Oak Park. For the , at 2:30 in the assembly room ot th" ' ?d gl'Up f.her friends with a
occasion the spacious living rooms American Iin h,:, n..", i ,p.al . in ce.eoration of her fourth
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and Mrs. James R. Boyd, Jr., assisted
by other6 in the neighborhood. The
occasion marked the birthday anni
versary of the guest of honor.
Rostis and chrysanthemums in at
tractive arrangements decorated the
living rooms. The evening was fea
tured by amusing games and contests.
The ?u(t list indiidcH Mrs Vn
t'st J. Hyatt, Mrs. Charles E. Ray,
Mrs. V. C. Nobeck, Mrs. W. H. Luther,
ftlrs. George Coble, Mrs. Sam Jones,
Mrs. J. Kose, Mrs. W. S. Patterson,
Mrs. W. L. McCracken, Mrs. Ada
Palmer, Mrs. Jame3 L. Palmer, Mrs.
Amelia Hoke, Mrs. Theodore Mc
Oacken, Mrs. ,Lster Bliss, Mrs.
Oliver H. Shelton, Mrs. J. E. Barr,
Mrs. Charles Burgin, Mrs. Paul Walk
er, Mrs. T. L. Bramlett, Mrs. W. A.
Rollins, Mrs. G. C. Plott, and Mrs. J. P.
Dims.
ATTENDED ZONE MEETING HELD
IIN STLVA ON SATURDAY
The following members of the Wo
man's Missionary Society of the First
Methodist church attended the zone
meeting of the groups in this area,
which was held in Sylva on Saturday:
Mrs. Rufus Siler. nresidpnf Mk
James Atkin, Mrs. W. L. McCracken
ivirs. james K. iioyd, Jr., Mrs. J. H.
Howell, Mrs. Kate Morris, Mrs. John
A. rioone, Mrs, Charles Iiurgin, Mrs
lirpver C. Davis, Mrs. E. B. Mc-
lure, Mrs. M. A. Poteat, and Mrs.
John M. tjueen
occasion the spacious living rooms , American Legion Home on Depot
were elaborately decorated in autumn street, with Mrs. J. Harden Howell
leaves in brilliant shades of red and ! eighteenth district committee woman,
. M.u- umioween raoui presiding. Representatives from the
accentuated in all the party aDDoint- ! iollowinir unit.. ttn.i,i. i.u.m,,
i nii-ir vi finnru m Um.n .. . i ... .
vuuiuiu, uuniavine, l. an lull,
When the scores werp fntalpH r.n i Marion, and Otppn with tu t, ...,.r
TL,J Hf. T7, . II T I I 4...
the fortunate winner of the top score, j The principal address ot the after
-'8- "-"y oikiu made the low. I noon was maue oy Ai.. C. i'. Anarews,
....... tams wcle pUt away tne oi Charlotte, Iortn Carolina Depart-
wiui a sman i ineiuai president, who was introduced
, Ul,,cl naiiuweeri iea- i uy lurs. j. ii. rayne, of Canton. Mrs
tures for the serving of the salad and i Andrews maun tn . ..fnl t-.,u, ,..,f
accessories. j lining the work for the auxiliaries lor
The guest lint on Thursday included, i tne coin.iig year, riiie urged that each
mis, j. r. uicus, Mrs. L,. M. Kicheson, uim concentrate 0n national defense
Mrs. E. C. Waeenfeld. Mrs. J. V .Ahel. child welfare, rfhahil
Mrs. Hugh Abel, Mrs F. E. Allev. Jr.. stressed the iniDort.an- f in.
Mrs. C. N. Sisk, Mrs. Grady Boyd, creasing the menibersmp this year
Mrs. J. C. Kirkpatrick. Mrs. James ( The
V. K ill an. Mrs WnrwUnn .I.inuu Xfva n.o,... t ...... i ...
t. i ii- iii Vv i n '"""""vu; iJi. iv. a. iruesaaie, pas-
Jack Way, Mrs. R. L. Prevost, Mrs. tor of the First Methodist ,.h,,,-,h.,.,i
Jerry Colkitt, Mrs, Ernest Hyatt. vance of the colors by Miss Ida Jean
Mrs. James W. Reed, Mrs. N. M. 1 Brown and Mrs. M. C. Green; pledge
Medford, Mrs. C. C. White, Mrs. M. ' of allegiance to the flag led by Mrs.
G. Stamey, Mrs. Ernest Withers, Mrs. K. G. iJner, president of the Oteen
Henry Davis, Mrs. C. F. Kirkpatrick, ' unit, and assembly singing of the na-
Mrs. Harry Kotha, Miss Alive Quni-jonal anthem led by Miss Nancy
ON TRIP TROUGH WEST
Mr. arid Mrs. Leo V Ifnio-nr t,a
latter superintendent of the Balsam
risn Hatchery, left on Sunday for a
three weeks trip through the west.
They went the northern route and
Il;in to return by way of the South.
Special
UNTIL NOVEMBER 1st.
Machinek'ss Permanent Wave
Absolutely Guaranteed in
1. Coarse Hair.
2. Medium Hair.
3. Fine and Difiicult Hair.
1. White, Tinted or lileached
Hair.
Hair Cut, Shampoo and
Finder Wave
AH for $5.00
land. Coming in at the tea hour were
Mrs. Jarvis Coman. Mrs. R llflW SSlIPT
Mrs. Arthur Ld better, Mrs. J. C.
Murphy, Mis Louise Edwards, Miss
Kdna McKay, and Mrs. John Williams,
of Atlanta.
On Friday Miss Mary Stringfield
was the winner of the top score and
Mrs. Felix Stovall was awarded the
low .score prize. The guests were:
Mrs. Ralph Prevost, Mrs. Whitner
Prewst, Mrs. W. T. Huff, Mi's. N. F.
Lancaster, Mrs. R. N. Rarlwr.. .Ir
Mrs., J. Wilford Ray, Mrs. Hugh Mas-
sie, Airs. Kobert Hardin, Mrs. Laur-
iston Hardin. Jr.. Mrs. LeRriv I)vi
Miss Martha Mock, Miss Jewel Hipps
miss t,nen L,ouise Ki inn
Miss Marv StrinH-field. Mr n...
Brada Liner, Mrs. Dan Watkitis Mr
hritncis Massie, Mrs. M. !L Bow'en.
Miss 1 I lie' lint in Mr Tnm I .... I r-
.urs. h. I-. way, Miss Hester Ann With
ers, Mrs. l arro ie . Mr r.v.li,'
Stovall, Mrs. Frank Bell, Mrs. Nancy
rveener. v rs . , . Kcitp. m
George Kunze. Coming in for tea
were: Mrs. Dewey Stovall, Mrs. Jose
phine Coman Ferciison. Miao Mu.
garet Hyatt, Mrs. James Coman, of
U'inshni-Salem. and Mis Ri.hhv loan
Truesdale.
S(Jl'ARE DANCE GIVEN AT DELL-
WOOD CAMP
On Thu
friends '.motored to famn 1WI
where tnev en roved a shumvp .luno
among those attending were Mr. am
birthday anniversary.
The Hallowe'en motif was observed
in all the appointments, and attractive
favor6 significant of the season wer
presented each guest.
Following the playing of various
games, ices, cakes and
served by the mother of the hostess.
The guest list included, Mary Ann
Massie, Patsy Dillenger, Vivian Wat
kins, Nancv Keener. Nan Tr,
Jane Kunze, Betty Jean Alley, Mary
L,ee rtiiev. Kettv KrawN Poft.
Green, Jean Rotha, Patsy' Gwyn,
Charlie Wav. Johnnie f: I'atl n qn1
Johnnie McAllister. Amonir the'm.ler
friends present were Miss Bernice
McElhannon. Miss .lew.W Hlnn.- ivt;.,t.
Daisy Boyd, Miss Velma McElhannon
Miss Frances Ray, Mrs. Lucile Foy'
Miss Sue WiilarH I inlolu,. m.... i'
U Ii tir
nuvvcii way, anu miss Babbie Way.
Killian, of the local unit
Other features of the program were;
an address of wel.ome by Mrs. T.
Guy Massie, second vice president of
the hotstess unit, in behalf of the pres
ident, Mrs. E. B. Camp, who was de
tained at home by illness. Major J.
jiuuien nowell, commander of the
local American Legion, brought
ings, giving to the assembly in an
mipiessive way the worthwhile ob-
jeci ot the two alliliated groups
iu.e wajj graciously given by
..a. n.itu iutner, ot Aslieville.
Musical numbers on the program
included two vocal solos, by Miss
da Jean Brown, "Little Brown
1 tt"us' ana -u Fiowt-rs Speak." She
LuiMijanied by Miss Nancy Kil
, 'i:ant'y keener played
' ,rae ."' J- narp Minor," from
Kachmanmoff.
Mrs. J. B. Payne, of Canton fifth
area woman and state .n..t,i...i
vice president, spoke on membership
and urged that (,,.ivi. 'h.. :
at the beginning of each year.
.Reports were, given by the presi
dents of the fnlliiu.in.. :t
mijii.., in tne
form of membership totals: Asheville,
Vr ., X. Ul,lrk Mou"tain, Canton,
""'i uueen. and 'Waenna,, i .
leports were follnwH k,. ., j
discussion of problems, led by the
,Latc departmental president.Mrs. C
. rtiiurt'ws.
Ureetintfs were broue-ht tn t.h ...n
1- . n . v . I .
FOLKS YOU
KNOW
from
rtinuuK tiiuse attending weie Mr. and ' L"e loiiowing- M-s'
Mrs. Felix Stovall, Dr. and Mrs. S.-'P 1 0 of Oteen, state chaolViin
PHONE .'JOG
The Personality
Beauty Shoo
! Gay, .Mr. and Mis. M. H. Bowles, Mr.'
and Mrs. Kobert L. Coin. Mr nnH Mv
Tom Lee, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wat
kins, Mis. Josephine Coman Ferguson,
Mr. Newton Cook. Mrs. Nan.'v Keenpr
.Misj Gertrude Plott. Mrs L F Pnn-o
and Mr. Charles E. Ray.
Mi', and Mrs. R. H. Blackwell had
as their truest over the vi-oi.k.ond Mr
and Mis. H. C. Martin and son
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Hal Martin.
Jr., and small daughter, Lida, of
Lenoir.
: ." t: 1 , , -
I Overcoats
Yes indeed
there is stvle in
overcoats. A
' .. .
mucn so as
suits.
s
in
Coats for young men
have a decidedly young
ish flare both in models
and patterns.
Coats for older men run
more to the conservative.
ii it
Allen T. Lnthpr rA a,u..:h.: .
. . -- iuv, .scaco
Mr U mnnv Star Mothers; and
Mis. C. M Taylor, of Oteen, state
chairman of the poppy sale.
The successful afternoon session
, wi-i i. nn tne announcements re
tirements of the colors and the dis
miss! by the State Chaplain, Mrs.
v . I . 'Green, of ntnow
Following adjournment the Wav
nesvrlle unit netertained with a tea
a.s,a courtesy to the visitors Pre
siding at the tea table were Mr.
ir:Ull??.U' Mrs. LeRoy Davis, and
. y ..i. v . v.reen. I he table was cov
ered with a lace doth nn,iJ .",
a filvev service. Blue gob ' ,
within al?n!red ! iver bowls,
Sed ' Sandwiches an1 nuts were
I he ft,Ilow,ng attended the meetintr
Mr. George Stentz, who is a student
at Brevard College, spent the week
end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Dale Stentz.
Mis. J. C. Murnhv
ter. Miss Marguerite Murphy, Miss
Hilda Way and Miss Rosemary Rip
petoe, made up a party motoring to
Hemiersonville for the high school
game on Friday afternoon.
Mr. Marcus Rose, student at Bre
vard College, was the guest over the
wetK-end ot his parents.
Mrs. C. L. Di.-l(4iT ..h.. v...
the past several weeks with h..r
mother, Mrs. John kr H.m'n.. u.. .
turned to her home in Durham. Mrs.
Dickson was pvtiirwitMl. .,ni, i
during her stay in town.
Mr. JaiiKv- Atk-inw u.ii.nf c.i i....
in Brevard, where he vwit,.,, hlc
Mr. Joe Jack Atkins wh.v .,tt.',,i'
ing crevard College.
. Mis Elizabeth Rankin, who has
?' 1 Lnt Past several years with Mrs
ku us 11. lilackwell, at Birchwood
nail, elt dui'imr th.. .1- f,,.. f
I'eterburg, Fla., "where she will spend
wic winter season.
Mi. and Mrs. Fvander Preston have
returned from a vitiit of several days
j" quanta.
: Miss Scott Kdw arris tjl'h tkn r.,,nr.t
... . . . : gMov
ot menus in Asheville during the
vv I't'li.
Mi's. Sam Coskins t i.:
a be, and Mr. Sam Cabe were called
to Washington, D. C, this week on
account of the illness of their mother,
Mrs. John F. Cabe, who i.s vLsiting her
daughter, Mrs. Mike Collins.
Miss Carmen Plott and Miss Jose
phine Plott spent Friday in Asheville
... . "..
,r.M,,s-J; B- ,I('n''.v ha. returned from
High Point, where she has been visit-
daughter. Mrs. Charlie Byrd.
U. D. C. CHAPTER TO HOLD MEET
ING TOMORROW
Mrs. Oliver H. Shelton and Mrs. T.
L. Bramlett will be associate hostesses
at the home of the former for the reg
ular November meeting 0f the Hay
wood Chapter of the Daughters of the
uiueueracy, wnicn will be held to
morrow afternoon. Mrs. W. L. Mc
cracken, newly elected president, will
preside.
DORCAS BELL LOVE CHAPTER
U. A. K. Ill Hill 11 MP-fcTlV-.
'
ine xovember meeting of the
uorcas Bell Love Chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revolu
tion will be held 0n Wednesday after
noon, the 11th, at the home of Mrs
ieon Kiuian.
Miss Jessie ff
u.uu.ei and siscer, Mr. and Mrs. Dun
can nerren in Washington, D. C
Mr. Frederick Nichols, who is at
tending Brevard College this vea
spent the week-end with his parents!
mm mrs. r. a. Nichols.
Mrs. Rufus L. Allen and Mrs. M. H
Reeves have rpturmul f-r,m l
Washington, D. C.
Mrs. G. C RritTo-a i.
wit 7 ' 1,15 Kune 10
Washington, D. C, where she wiil
speria tne winter with her daughter,
Mrs. Jack Ware.
Mr. and M
Charlotte, spent the week-end with
the former's narenf Mr o-j r
T T rv i ' ' " "uu s.
J. 1. Bridges.
Miss Sarah WIh fji. ,
. , " "uncut Ul
lowhee, was the guest of her parents,
Mr. and M-s. J. C W,.i.,h n. '
w-eek-end.
BENEFIT CARD puiTv
GIVEN TL'ESDAV ,
On Tuesday. November"n
Waynesville Choral Club
a benefit card partv t0 be
Masonic Temple. Tw0 p
uc given at each table an,) .
requested to bring their n
Admission will be fifty cent.
TO
HT
The Jo Ann Beauty
khoppe
Extends To You
WELCOME
5c SALE TO LAST THREE
WEEKS
Nestoil Wave $5 or 2 for $,.03
impress Self Setting Wave
$4.00 or 2 for sin;
We have other waves S.! on
Children's Hair Cut ....
tfot Oil Manicure 6;)C
MISS ELDIS MacDONALD
Experienced Operator
MRS. W. D. SMITH. Manar
It's Wise To Fill Your Coal Bin Now
COAL wAo
LEE COAL CO.
Phone Four
Mr. and Mrs. George Craig were
among those motoring t0 Asheville on,
.uiiuuay.
which was hoU it 'lul)s'l Miss Hilda Moodv wh i. ri,i!n
r. , . Htriiuersnnvi u mi Ir. A ' r .'. I
Saturday: M:-s. T? R Of.L. - r- "evnie, was the rriicst of her
' W'!,vn.w,r;n..n,...., ' i.i.i.y OVe
Winter Winds
shortly
Will Blast Your Bones
If you don't give them needed
protection
AM) WHAT IS BETTER
FOR WORK AND SPORTS WEAR
THAN WARM JACKETS AND SWEATERS
SUEDE
JACKETS
S4.95 rp
LS. XSt M
V 1 JSt
Tetcn
... ... u.e aynesville Music Club
Miss N'anev K-mun it- .. . '
Cravxf..,i Vf "V ' 1"s Mildred
Wish Ida Jean Brown, Mrs. Uurh a'
Love, Mrs. Ornvor r ti-.-h .... ur" .A-
Grace rrnck..,. ,, l.Hn1
T;, ru,u . OI me Junior
r the week-end
Mr. and Mrs. - Woodson Jones and
young daughter. Nancy, spent the
week-end ,n High Point as the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Doggitt.
.''.
Marion Morgan, present 1 I ..".?; W, B" . - her Kuest
wnora in. UEn..... it , v: . i-r ouuuaynpr nenhpw rn r ..:..ui
e JoneK." RobV ! Hwi". of Charlotte.
Miss KaWieryn Queen left on Tues
day for Washington. D. C., where she
will be the guest of Mm. Dewey No
land for a month.
.
Mr. and M-S w n.,u..n
. .i. uu.-iiuiL-ii nan as
their guests over the week-end Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Sloan -,i j ,
ter, Linda Stringfieid. J BU'lUBn-
'....'."
Mr. and Mrs. Linwrinri r..ni! j
two Stnall children rptiirnd o...
day from Dalton, Ga.. where thev vis"
ing the past week.
Miss Queen Justice -hn
inp the Western Carolina Teachers
LOllege, soent thp
euest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Justice. ,
..'
Mr. Leb0 Massie, of Spartanbu-g,
is. C., was the guest over the week-end
of his mother, Mrs. T. N. Massie
Mrs. Grayden Ferguson. Mrs. Rob
ert L. Coin, and Mrs. Tom Lee Jr
spent Saturday in Asheville ' ''
Mrs. Jessie Massip WW-,.,!, .t
ROCk Hill. S. C. V99 th i.io.
mother. Mrs. T. N. Tacio . ,
. . -.- several
days during the past week.
.. .....
Mrs. R. S. Trnesdnlp rof4
hrlnnw fmrn o . .n!l 4. - y-i ,
I. I i ''"""''"' vireenSDoro,
Asheboro, and Rock Hill, S.
Regardless of your affe and taste we can show you some-
i.-ing suiiaoie in overcoats and will be pleased
to do so. Top-coats, overcoats, and
raincoats.
'Let Us Show Yon
C. E. RAY'S SONS
HOME OF CHATHAM HOMESPUN SUITS
i ictt. e,i. r ; .;
f - ii p vi ri .r.n
The ' r: nUDy ran' Brown.
!thp K:?.up. wa? ttured on
"vtiaui, s ir no- h i'..:. .
ieration snn r . "".,u"'"r...1:ed-
club. w: ; IV 7 ,or tne waynesville
trier f t. tl, erector of the dis-
ti ict tor the coming term.
Am.
LITTLE MISS EMILY WOODUr
niVPS! mii,., .V, .""""ALL
On Sn I-''. ' AKTY
Emilv wnii alLC1"n little M ss
bled a ervun nf u , ,.abht"1
Hallo f' h?r, birthd3 -"iversa'y
t.v,-u Tve en decorations so dear to
children, marked 11 . aedr t0
I SOTieS. PrOVlnrp o . . .
i feature tn "J""!'' f'rta.ning
hour hoL .i.l.v"1,", was lne amateur
nin, " ""competed. Win-
v; s gins was Judv Lee
Knight, while S. Parker Gay J car
ried off th u 1 ""J J.., car-
.. .... ...v. ,1UI1U1S among the boys.
Poto rv"ii c- inane strange,
n7: -ET. J-n
!Kn ; nZLr ,",.IV "?s. Judy Lee
r .1 iw, iancy Keen-
wn ' "a"ave crown, Uan
I Watk.ns, Jimmy Tutwiler, Jack Alley"
AlCT. and n vr .
! Canton. t"u,s Juars' 01
Mrs. V. H itfoi.. j .
i , ""CJ a" son, Mr. va -lace
Marlev. th ,
tives m rrtnnprrn-ll T ... .V
"wcft-ciIU
Featuring Especially
Styles at
$5.95 and $7.50
rat
i' ?"?!: VS ' ;i
fie .... '; i',..-
IMSMM St if
Men's Dress Sweaters
Outstanding in styling $2.95 up
Boy's McGregor's $1.95 up
Richie All Wool Plaid
Mackinaws . . .
Sweaters For Men Women And
Children ...
$9.95 up
. 97c up
C. E. KAY'S SONS
BE
ar.d
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