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THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
THURSDAY, MAY ,
-:- News Events Of Special Interest To Women -:
MISS lDITH LONG GRADLTKS
IRO.M GRKKNSHORO COLL KG K j
.Mis.- Kdith Long, daughter of Mrs. 1
K. 1 ' Long, of L;;k.' Jiilialtlska. was :
Engaged
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wid.-h u .
the
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IV.,
an .'il in'!1'
(H;:i1.s nt' 1 1 it- G;eei
t i.is w i ck.
:.. finished la r work m
i li t u i in-il t i t he college j
I'laiiri.i'i iiH'.' t pi ogram,
' U.'lLSllllI interest tlm !
i . 1 1 ! 1 1 ; viitn ainiivorsalV ol
- nl' tin- coll.-ge by the
(V'l V!I observed, V!t:l
'v l i ii;j1 al! t in- colleges
' i- in t la- i.a: ii.n alti-mi- j
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WOMAN'S CLI H ENJOYS ANN I'-:
AL MKLTING j
The last meeting of the Woman's1
( k.ij lVr tno year I'.i:s7-:rt was held I
on Thiir.-driy afternoon in tin- as
sembly rooms of tin- L'.g'ioii iiunii-. i
hi tin. al).-.i-!!fi- oi' ;he ;,i i-.-iai -hi , .'.l..-.
I'M! au:.i;, uv :,i.-t , iv pri .-aiei.l
.1.... C...kut, j.i.-.-id.-d.
To Address District Club Meeting
'Jr., was announced this week. The
.VI- till- LJMVfi li'lllf I'f
oi .Mi s. l.ailii hiirin-. a I
I'nnr.i-i' M ii'li -it , ainl the niotht-i- ot t he
IV ni ,m Lang-borne sifters, of ir-I
giliia. Aiu'.iaii forty members of" her
lainily w .e-ent, -suitn- ol the
graiuldaagVi.-is coming f nun Kntf
la?ul. Wall iln i -xci'iitinn of Lailv
A -tor al! h: ; i-hildivn wci'c pivst'lit.
Mi.-,-. l.niiL, 'a as joiiK-.l on Friilav
I iv In r ,!. i'ii,-r, her Muter. Miss
.v ai an I, hi.;, ami Jm- Johnson. I In' 1 ... ., , ... ,. ., .
, , i ,, , Miss I'o.salyn Wells Kav, whose 'n-
j i.i i' ' '.' i : tn.r,i -.l in town on Mondav. : , , . , ,. ,..
ii;liiii ill vy ll IIIUI II 1111.1111 MIIIllllS,
Ml SIC ( 1.I H .MKKTING I'OST-
L NKXT WKKK
Tin- ivf.il ,r iim-; ii.sf of tin Way -ii'
lili- A i : i '.. ( 'lib v. liich wa-. to have
i j -tit In ji hi I'sa'u.day afternoon.
- May tli - n. tin- lii-rii tinsl oiii-,l
until Saiiiiii. v June the llh. AIi.
I 'a til llyat' v.-ill l- li,,te, i,, n...
elilli, a- !l l;e ilmoht Hotel.
M If. AMI MliS. 11 I.I AM HYATT
in iil N I.N Al MA I-'AKM
Mr. ai'.J Al, Will-iam ). Hyatt will
haw- el. in of tireeti X'alley Kai iu
ihi.- -t-.i.-iih. Aii. ilatt retnrneil lo
U ayiu ,-viil, i h.- lii si ,,f ; he year from
San .MeiM-.-i. Calif., where he has In en
1 1 '-;-,'-'-'!V' !! Ma- ia-t. sevi-ral years.
,H
i::!:i;i annoi nckmknt
Mr, aiiil Mi-s. Lester I'oteat an
liounee the birth of a ilanhter, Hen
rietta, at their home on the I''airvicw
1 ead, on .Alay 15t h.
a.
Miss Lois I'lott, a stuilent of JMan
ton's Ilusine.ss College, spent the
week-end with her imreiits, Mr. and
Mi Vaughn Plott.. .
Miss Kuna Plott, a teacher at
Kandleman, spent the week-end with
her brother, Vaughn. Plott. She loft
Sunday fur Horse Shoe, where .she
will spend .sometime with her .sister,
I-OJ--I
I:, w o
ana li
.- and
an. Tl
el ah
,Ua r.-i w ,,-re ill,. - (a --(I in ,
,- anau.ii ri pwi t ul an
.-hain.irii featured ihe
e olaei rs who will serve
the c-oiiiini-.- year are a:.
sident. Air.-. Han U'al-
t vtm vi'VT ui.'i.'i.- marriage win ne an important .social
event of Jul v.
Encasement Of Widespread
Interest Announced
.Mrs. Charles Kdwin Uav has an
nounced the eiiauenu lit and ap
proaching marriage of her daughter,
.diss Uosalyn Wells Kay, to Arthur
William Collins, .If-., ol Canton and
Chattanooga. The wfdilin- will be
.solenmizeii in .Inly, with the plans
aniiouaceil a t a lal tor date.
Miss Hay is a raduaU' of Waynes
ville I'owil.-iiip llili School and afso
j attended llnia- I niversity, where sue
J was a itii inber of the .Kappa lclta
Vairoriiy. Siliee liuisliiiiK school she
! has been a popular number of the
.vounu-'i- social group of the town.
I .Air. Collins is the .son of Mrs. Col
lins and the late Arthur William
1 Collins, of Chattanooga. He is re
j siding ;. I present in Canton, where
he is connected with the management
of the Imperial 1 lottd.
ICE' CREAM '.SUITER
AT FRANCIS COVE CHAPEL
Saturday, May 28th
Proceeds to be used for Church
Public Conlialltf in t itetl.
WOMAN'S CLl H TO HOLD KKNK
I1T liKIDGK I'AIM'Y AT GOUUON
The ways and means committee of
the Woman's Club has announced a
benefit bridge party, to be held to
morrow evening at the Gordon Hotel.
Since there have been so few social
affairs for the past few weeks, a
huge crowd is anticipated.
ic
Mr. Dock Turnin. who has snent
the past year with his daughter, Mrs.
Flora Webb, at her home in San
Diego. Calif., arrived during the week.
Ua
follow.::
!:ins, first vice president. Mrs. Feb:;
Siovai!, second vice president, Airs..
John Al. Queen, third vice president,
A;rs. C. F. Kirkpatrick, correbuond
llig sicretary to be tilled later.
'i la- following ciiaiimen were ap
,oii.ieil lo .ei ve: .iiK ricai: Home,
..Ps. John Al. Queen, ait, .diss ,o-Di-na
.M.ih-i . giinleii, .ill.,. C. F. Ivin;
i.aniel;, titucaiion, .Mrs. James Sum
mers, ieg-jslative. Mrs. S. I'. Gay, liter
ature, Mrs. Felix Stovall, music, Mia.
Kvander Preston, public wellare, Mm.
I-rank Ferguson, ways and means,
Mis. C. (' White, iiultlieifv. Mrs. T I,
Gwytt, ami (iirl Scouts, .Airs. I-'elix
Stovall.
.Airs. Jerry Colkitt, repurte.l the
amount raised .from the rummage sale
neld by the club. She also announced
a benefit bridge pally for the near
future.
Al i s
v!X,i
s;
, " Z ! if
-in
Cir.
for 1 hi ir
t roo).
K. C. WagenlVId stated that
had been reali.ed fluriiig the
dri e, and t hanked the cluo
support of the Waynisville
bat
L i I . . .;. ' ;
" n T--- -f a,r r iiiMimiiMiu -:5s3
We Have the S.
Styles You Want! li W
Wtt- : ::-A '
x. ro -,.y i
: :.I
.-. C. F. Kirkjiat: iek leuorleu
the garden coimiiittee had been
asked to be responsible for ri moving
tiie honeysuckle vines around the
rhododendron bushes along the drive
way to Grecti Hill cemetery.
An invitation was read from Miss
.Mary Al. Smith, county home demon
stration agent, asking the members
to a tea given on ' Friday . afternoon,
at the Methodist church, honoring
Mrs. Clyde II Hoey, Wife of Govern
or Hooy.
Mrs. Kvander Preston had charge
of the program. She gave an inter
esting sketch of the life of Kthel
bert Xovm, the American composer
and presented a program of Ins coin
positions as follows: Miss Gracu
Crocker played ''Goodnight, Mrs.
Tom Spurlock sang "The Rosary,"
and a trio composed of Mrs. J. Dale
Stentz, Miss Ida Jean ISrown and Ms.
Tom Spurlock, sang "Mighty Lige a
Rose."
The flowers and refreshments ear
ned nut the Girl Scout colors. Hos
tesses of the afternoon were: Mrs.
Woodson Joans Mi-i '', ...
Airs. Dwicht lientv Airs ivr f: si.,,-
ey, Mrs. W. T. Crawford, and Mrs.
Tom Spurlock. i
r if
Li Al. ffi!4 IW
y J ll ':'!
'''' ' f '
.viis. a lyue K. tioey, wile of tlovernoi- Hoev whn will ..rt,t..c '."",
. - ' . jj fiui tuui.i-ii3 till; HlIIKII
tlH' I,llst District, Home Demonstration Clubs at their meeting here to
"'""mV . Cut Courtesy lialciyh Xeus and Observer.
AN-
WKI)DL(; OF INTKRKST
NOKNCKD
A wedding announcement of inter
est was received here this week by
friends and relatives, from Randall,
Washington. The announcement was:
All-, and Mrs. Alfred W iiini'i- Silni-
announce the marriage of their daugh
ter Doris Diola
to
Mr. Henry IJcltz
Friday, May (i, HCkS
at Randall, Washington.
iii
Mrs. Robert Dedmondt, of Colilm
lumbus, is spending this week with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Ruekner.
Mr. ami Mis. Hiram McCraeken
had as their guests last Sundav. Miss
Ruby Teague, Miss Katherine' Hyatt,
-Mr. Robert Hyatt, Mr. R. C. Hyatt,
Mr. Eugene McCraeken-, all of Bry
Vson City, Mr. Jack Hatchet, of Mur
; phy. Miss Collie Garner, of Ashe-
vine, and Mrs. Eleanor Garner
I Waynesville.
Miss Marguerite Murphy, student
at lb evard College, spent the Week
end in town with her parents, Dr.
ami Mrs. J. C. Murphy.
ifi
.Mis. S. P. Gay ami young son,
Paiker, have returned from a visit
to relatives m Rome, Ga.
...
Miss Sarah Melch. stiiil.Mil nl W,.ui.
em Carolina Teachers College, sporU
ll-o. ii-,.. .1.- l :.. .... ....
...... "i.ii-uiii in lown wun her par-
cuts, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Welch.
.Mrs. Homier Ray and small son,
Tommy, who have been visiting the
Rev. and Mrs. Tom Mangum in Sel
nia, Ala., returned on Monday night.
Mr. and Mis. W. C. Houtwell had as
their guests over the week-end, Mr.
and Mis. L. B. Cooper and Mr. and
Airs. L. E. Fisher, of Chattanooga.
JOK MORMINO IMPROVING
Friends will bo glad to learn that
Joe Mornu'no, who has been confined
to his bed for sometime, is improving.
, Mr. and Mrs. (,,:, i. ,
j their guest over u'. '
I Mary Holing, ,,f
i ' '
1 Mr. S-.m Mi:,.. .
: Salem, was ti. ,
town over the ,v,
, iner, who is ,,
farm agent ,,i !
' formerly held 1 1 ,
Ha.vwooil c'ou.n: .
Mr. and M , - ,
t the latter'.
, Rogers, and
! ui Monday f n. i
j where thi y w ii! a'
! mum exert'i.-es - ,
i lege, from which
! Rogers, step.-,,!-.
graduate.
; Miss Mai tka i.r : V
' nrrived the tir-; . ;
! Greensboro wia-i .
past several inom .
the Greensboro (. ,.,
I Mi-o. M. I). Wat;.,;..
Monday from (ii nU:. t, ,
has been the gu,--( ,,
I N- Barber, Ji., at i-..
i parents, .Mi. an-! A: '
Mrs. 0. R. M,;,-;- .
fortnight w iiii ;, .
t, tlarles J in b (ill, , ,
While away slu- w: M,
sister, Mrs. Nora T .
in Woodston, X. .1.
Miss Ilaseltine Su .-'-, ,, :
gone to Raleigh, w in i , ,.
Miss pniilv Silei- in i, i..
and attend the eon-inn iu , n;, i,
cises at the College.
.Mrs. T. Troy Wye),.- umI ,
oi i o, i.iai l iiii .iiae atiu .i.iii,
left on Rnliiivhiv f. . ,
former's narents in i:,.i,kv;n.. -.
friends in Winston-Sali-ni ai;, (I:
horo. Thi.r mi i,.i,.i,.,i
ment at Greensboro CI!,. .,. v
the last named place.
'
,: Miss Nan Hardin, wlm i mki
Kiiuinuu r.Mi,.L.i ,i. l ... , . c
spent several davs diiiini: tlu
week with her mother -j thiV
mer home at Lake JiuinliKk.-i
time and
i
New Ford Photo i
of
Mrs. Rufus Silei- and young daugh
ter. BetSV. Infl (in Tnm.J,, T.,1
I - .... . Mi-nun j illl IVill-
jeigh, where they will attend com
, mencement at Peace Institute. The
; former's daughter, Miss Emily Siler,
w ho has been an outstanding student
iat the college, is a member of the
' graduating class.
Miss Theodosia Flud
week-end with relatives
vide, S. C.
spent the
in Green-
White Shoes $1.49 to $6.00
C. E. RAY'S SONS
I Mr. and Mrs. Marion Bridges and
small son, Charles, spent the week
end in Oreenville. S. C: as the mi'M.
of friends and relatives.
--.-.
Tatsy (;wyn, yountr daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. T. Lenoir Gw-yn, left
I Tuesday for Chapel Hill, where she
will spend this week as the guest of
.Ml', and Mrs. Oscar Coffin.
.,'..---
Miss Lois Hanold, who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Guy
Withers, at her home in Washington,
D. C., has returned home. While in
the capital .Miss Harrold was ex
tensively entertained. Among the
delightful affairs honoring her was
a large luncheon given by hsr hos
tess. ''
A k irn
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Henry Ford
This new and excellent camera
study of Henry Ford, taken in
New York after the motor mag
nate's White House luncheon with
the president, preceded a brief
address before the American
Newspaper Publishers' associa
tion at which he stated: "We are
all on a spot and stick to your
guns and I will help you with the
assistance of my son all I can "
V
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,4Jy '
Muuj, Uuehf, tlunfl to. lluua you
G. E. RAY'S SONS