THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAIN EER
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13
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Girl Scout Troop
At Court Of Honor
Waynesville Scouts Lead In Num
ber Of Awards At Court Of
Honor Of Asheville Council
The Waynesville troop of Girl
Scouts, number 13, of the Asheville
Council of Girl Scouts of American,
attended the annual court of honor of
the group which was held at the Bat
tery Park Hotel, in Asheville on Fri
day afternoon.
Thirty-one of the thirty-five mem
bers of the troop accompanied by the
scout captain, Mrs. E. C. Wagenfeld,
with a number of mothers were pres
ent for the impressive program. Miss
Corinne Wagenfeld is lieutenant of
the troop and assistant leader.
The Waynesville troop made a
splendid record at the court, the troop
members having won more merit
badges than any other troop in the
council.
The following badges were award
ed: Tenderfoot, Betsy Siler, Caro
lyn Burgin, Ann Farmer, Betty Joe
Noland, Bebe Medford, Marguerite
Way, Lou Ella Hall, Mary Jo Green,
Ellen Louise Martin; second class,
Ann Edmunds and Winifred Rogers.
Catherine Davis, land animal finder,
tree finder, and garden flc-Yfer finder";
Winifred Rogers, write,' hostess,
hwne maker, bookkfrder; Jane Dud
ley Francis artist; Virginia Kellett,
electrician, bostess; Doris Colkitt,
artist; Shirley Colkitt, laundress,
housekeeper.
Ruth Wagenfeld was awarded badg
es for horsewoman, cook, home maker,
laundress, junior citizen, book binder,
child nurse, community safety, hos
tess and reader.
Ruby Frances Brown, book binder,
bird finder, and home nurse; Gladys
Walker, laundress, clothing; Lois Mas
sie, needle woman, housekeeper, home
nurse, handy woman, junior citizen,
hostess, and first class.
Lula Frank Medford, needle woman,
book binder, child nurse, home nurse,
cook, first class, health winner, jun
ior citizen, foods, photography, read
er; observer, hostess, community safe
ty, and laundress.
Charlene Rotha, water life, trans
portation and communication, junior
citizen, life saver, foods, readers, foot
traveler, pioneer, hostess, public
health, clothing, and home safety.
Patsy Gwyn, architecture, scribe,
weaving, designing, world knowledge,
community safety, photography, cook,
hostess, foods, home safety, clothing,
book binder, public health, and reader.
Mary Lee Alley, dressmaker, laun
dress, hostess, reader, transportation
and communication, book of birds,
writer, homemaker, and foods.
Betty Gene Alley, transportation
and communication, writer, reader,
land animal finder, hostess, book bind
er, pai'thfinder, public health, home
safety, clothing and foods.
Hospital News
Mrs. Tom Davis, medical case, rest
ing more comfortably.
Master Billie Sutton, of Waynes
ville, Route 2, surgical case, is improving.
Mrs. Arsimus Hensley, of Waynes
ville, Route 1, surgical case, is butter.
.Miss Bertie Mathis, Waynesville,
Route 1, medical case, is resting more
comfortably.
The condition of Mrs. Raymond
Brown, surgical case, is good.
Carl Denfield, of Canton, operative
case, is resting fairly well.
Miss Mary Johnson, of Canton,
surgical case, is some better.
Mrs. Hoyt Robinson, of Candler,
surgical case, is improving.
Master Robert Duckett, of Canton,
surgical case, is better.
The condition of Miss Ruth Brown,
of Canton, is good.
I P?rsS' &VsTie, of Canton, surgi
cal case, is resting fairly well.
Allen's Creek Home Dem.
Club Has All Day Meet
. .
The Allen's Creek home demonstra
tion club held its annual all day meet
ing on Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Henry Francis. The house was At
tractively arranged in Christmas
greens. A buffet luncheon was serv
ed from the lace covered table in the
dining room. A crystal bowl of
holly flanked by lighted red tapers
centered the table.
During the business session over
which the retiring president, Mrs.
Henry Francis, presided, officers were
elected to serve the club for the com
ing year as follows: President, Mrs.
Hiram McCracken, vice president,
Mrs. Henry Francis, secretary and
treasurer, Mrs. Julian Allen.
The program included the follow
ing numbers: Mrs. Grady Farmer,
spoke on Christmas gifts, Miss Lucy
Muse, on "Restyling with trifles," Miss
Georgia Mull, and Mrs. Hiram Mc
Cracken gave readings.
During the contests held in the re
creation period, Mrs. Grady Farmer
won the prize by making the most
points.
Bethel Grange Install
Their Ne Officers
The new officers of the Pigeon Val
ley Grange were installed Monday
night at Bethel. Van Wells, a past
master of the grange, was the install
ing officer.
The officers installed for the coming
year are as follows:
I. A. McLain, master; D. D. York,
overseer: Mrs. I. A, McLain, lecturer;
Lenoir York, steward; assistant stew
ard, Robert Justice, chaplain, George
Williams; treasurer, George Smath
ers; secretary, Judson Pinner, gate
keeper, Fred Hyatt; Ceres, Mrs. Carl
Edwards; Pomona, Mrs. Marvin Long;
Flora, Mrs. Paul Hyatt; Mrs. Carroll
Trull, lady assistant steward, and
Mrs. Welch Singleton, new member of
the executive committee.
The secretary announced that ten
applications for new members had
been received and that they will be
initiated the second and fourth Mon
day night in January.
The grange will meet Monday
night, December 19, at 7:00 o'clock
instead of the foui-th Monday night,
Eyes Examined
Glasses Fitted
127 Main St.
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Robert Hoyle, operative Case, is
resting more comfortably.
John Wyatt, of Waynesville, Route
1, medical case, is some better.
Miss Lucile Caldwell, of Waynes
ville, Route 2, operative case, is rest
ing fairly well.
Homer Hannah, of Canton, medical
case, is some better.
Jasper Wilson, of Canton, medical
case, is resting more comfortably.
Fines Creek I. T. A.
Hold Interesting Meeting
The Fines Creek Parent-Teacher
Association met in regular session
last Thursday night, with the presi
dent, Mr. Charles B. McCrary, pre
siding. After the reports of ' the various
committees a talk on "The Family's
part in Community Recreation," was
given by Mrs. Mark M. Ferguson.
Then. Mr; Lovett gave an interesting
talk on "The Church's part in Com
munity Recreation." Quite few
psychological points in regard to
adolescents were; given in both. Mr.
McCrary also, mentioned the football
team of Duke University as an ex-l
ample of the morals which should be !
attained in the child's recreation I
DISCHARGED
Tile following were discharged from
the Haywood County Hospital during
the past week: Miss Lenora Hughes,
Miss Mary Rogers, Mrs. Bob Keener,
Mrs C. L. Rhyne, Miss Lillian Turner,
Mrs. Norman McCluro, Miss Annie
Dyer, Baby Bobbie Suttles, Kriton
Rogers, Miss Edna, Medford, Mrs.
Jyles Hall, Mrs. Donald Ramsey, Mas
ter Robert Clemmons, Baby Jean
Rowland, Miss Sallie Grogan, Donald
Reece, Doyle Roberts, Mrs. Levia
Fowler, Baby Oveda Crawford, Mrs.
William Beck, Master James Lloyd
Moss, Arthur Hyatt, and Mrs. Iler
schel Bryson.
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Moody announce
the birth of a son on December the 9th.
through the co-operation of parents
and teachers.
Plans were formulated for the Fines
Creek High school alumni recreation
which the P. T. A. will sponsor on
Monday night, December 19th, at
the school.
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