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: t Page 6 THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER S OCl ETY Lenoir Miller And Ben Bridges Wedded Aug. 24th Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Miller have announced the marriage of their daughter, Miss Lejioir Miller, to Ben Bridges, son of J. J. Bridges end the late Mrs. Bridges. The vows were solemnized on Tuesday, August the 20th, in Clayton, Ga., where the young couple were ac companied by a small group of friends. Mrs. Bridges is a graduate of the local schools and at present holds a position in one of the local tores. Mr. Bridges is also a graduate of the Waynesville Township HigM School and is employed by the Pet Dairy Products Company. Mr. and Mrs, Bridges are at home to their friends in the Keller apartments. C. F. Kirkpatrick Host Of Barbecue Luncheon Monday Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Kirkpatrick were hosts on Monday at noon of a barbecue luncheon. The affair was given in honor of the guests at the Hotel LeFaine and the Cleve will and Kirkpatrick apartments. Luncheon was served cafeteria 12-Time Winner L.,.,1 . -v - Samantha Bumgardner loves hex mountain music so well she has won the banjo picking contest at th Asheville mountain dance and mu sic festival for twelve years in c row. Winner of contests in man) states, Samantha says her most ap preciative audiences are in her owr Blue Ridge country. Dr. E.. W. Gudger, of the Ameri can Muesum of Natural History, of New York City, has arrived for his annual visit to his ihome town. style on the grounds of the Hotel He plans to spend about three LeFaine. Mr. and Mrs. Kirkpat- weeks here at his home on Pros rick were assisted in receiving their pect Hill, guests by the latter's sister, Miss Robena Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Plott, of Around sixty guests enjoyed the Maggie, had as their guests over gracious Hospitality of the day, a number spending the afternoon playing contract. James Stringfield left during the week for Rome, Ga., -where he will resume his work at the Dar lington School for Boys, fouH feel impish as a kitten In this . mAIU 7 JITKIOl that will brighten your school. earf with its vivid lop and band that Barch dowa the controlling skirt, fi Spanway in Ed with Black. Orem wSh CHckory Brown ct Copea with Navr. M7. 54 to5 21 095 LASSIE'S DEPT. STORE the week-end, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wallace, of Asheville. Dr. and Mrs. W. Wayne Smith, of Moscow, Idaho, leave today after spending several days here as the guests of their son, Dr. Dudley W. Smith. This was their first visit to this section and they had high praise for the country, Dr. Smith is a member of the faculty of the University of Idaho. Ray Burgin, who is now located in Newport News, Va., joined his wife and young daughter for a week-end visit. Mrs. Sallie Long Tomlinson, of Richmond, formerly of Lake Ju naluska, is visiting her niece, Mrs. Mrs. J. R. Morgan. Before return ing home she will also visit Mrs. R. C. Long and Mrs. A. E. Ward, at Lake Junaluska Miss Edna Katheryn McGee left Friday for Easton, Penn., where she will spend the winter with her aunt, Mrs. D. C. Howell. Mrs. E. K. McGee had as her guests during the week Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Howell, and two chil dren, Bill and Virginia, and E. Fowler, all of Easton, Pa. They were also guests while in town of Mrs. O. D. Buckner. Miss Mary Stentz leaves today for Montreat Junior College, where she will be a student this year, Miss Stella Mae Wyatt has re turned to her home at Lake Juna luska after spending two weeks in Atlanta. George Stentz left Tuesday for Newport News, where he will be employed by the Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Com pany. ...... Bob Wagenf eld left during the week for Newport News, Va., where he will be locat ed in the future. He has a job with the Newport News Ship building and Dry Dock Company. " Miss Catherine Gibbs. of Statas- ville, who has been the guest of Miss uiwa Way, has returned to her home Maggie Home Club Enjoyed Picnic Meeting Last Week Members of the Maggie home demonstration club enjoyed a pic nic meeting on Thursday at the home of Mrs. Dave Plott, with Mrs. Richard Sheehan as an associate hostess. At the meeting following lunch, Mrs. Herbert Plott, presi dent, presided. Miss Mary Margaret Smith, county agent, gave an interesting demonstration on canning and pic nics. Miss Smith also read an article on Holland, Leaders' reports were given by the following: poultry, Mrs. Julius Cutshaw; and canning, Mrs Roy Nelson. Mrs. William Setzer was an nounced as the hostess for the Sep tember meeting. David Stentz has gone to Fort Orglethorpe to complete his enlist ment in the Cadet Flying Corps From there he will go to Fort worth, Texas, where he will be stationed at Hicks Flying Field. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Marion T. Bridges announce the birth of a daughter. Shirley Mae, at the Haywood Coun ty Hospital on Tuesday, Septem ber the 3rd. Mr. and Mrs. T G. StumD and Miss Gladys Stump and Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Coalson and B. D. Coalson visited the latter's rela tives at Dalton and Rock Mart, Ga., over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Lyle and Miss Gladell re turned home with them for a visit. Hugh Sli-.aon left during the wh k for N --x port News, where ho la', a Dosit! in with the N,wnnr.- ws Ship Iditii- and fjrv D0Ck. Company. Mrs. Shelton will join 11 at a n'er date. Miss Henrietta. Love, who has spent the past fortnight here with her mother, Mrs. Hugn Love, re turned to her work in Raleigh on Tuesday. She Likes the U.S. Declaring it more an honor to have an American citizenship than a foreign title, Princess Dagmar Vasilevna Sancheff receives cm zenship papers in Los Angeles. Once one of the wealthiest persons in pre-revolution Russia, she is now a Hollywood dressmaker. Miss Evelyn Reed has returned to Columbia, S. C, after spending tne summer here at the Reed sum mer home on the As'heville road Her sister, Miss Catherine Reed, who also spent the season here, has gone to Akron, Ohio for the win ter. . . Mr. and Mrs. James A. Gwyn, of Wilmington, Del., spent the week end in town with the later's fath er, W. T. Lee, at "Fairhaven," on the Fairview road. Mr. and Mrs. R. Vaughn Rogers and their mother, Mrs, Elizabeth Rogers, of Pittsburgh, are visiting Mrs. John McElroy at Pigeon Gap. :' Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Frady and children, of ; Binghamton, N. Y., have returned to their home after visiting the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James D, Frady. ' Major and Mrs. John Norwood, who have spent the past month here, have returned to their home in Washington, D. C. Major Nor wood is with the Federal Trade Commission Miss Jeanette Phillips, who is a patient in the Biltmore Hospital, and has been quite ill, is reported to be much improved. She is still unable to return home. Campus Eayprto FDR's Son Drills A - James Roo8evelt, son of the Presi. , .- r..ulcu iu uia unuorm as a eapUm of the 22nd Artillery Bat- f ft 1 inn Mamma rAM.- n . , ncserre, ai tng drill ia Lot Angelea, Calif. By VERA WINSTON A SUIT that is warm and cosy, yet smart and elegant enough to be seen anywhere, is what the col lege girl, the business girl and the country girl all want Here's a model that we think is going to please them. It is a woven suit in a gray and brown mixture. Sleeves and back are of a thick novelty rib-knit. Skirt is six-gored. Four flap pockets on the jacket, the up per ones placed at the finish of the diagonal seams from the shoul ders. Nice as a two-piece outfit or with a sweater in a eontrastinf . I utji a. 1CV l dur-! with a swea li- J shade. Lura Thompson Myers Christened Sunday Lura Thompson Myers, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Myers, of East Orange, N. J., was chirstened on Sunday afternoon at the home of her grandparents, Judge and Mrs. Frank Smathers The Rev. James G Huggin, Jr., pastor of the First Methodist church was officiating minister, with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gill as God parents. Among those present for the chirstening were 'her two great grandmothers, Mrs. S. A.- Jones, Mrs. B. F. Smather, her great grandfather, Dr. B. F. Smathers. S. Armistead Jones, of Miami, Fla., representative of the South Florida Motor Club, a division of the American Automobile Associa tion, is spending a fortnight here with his mother, Mrs. S. A. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Campbell spent the week-end in Lenoir City with the latter's sister, Mrs. John F. Hodges. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Y. Bridges, of Charlotte, spent the week-end in town with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bridges. Miss Jane Gulley, of Atlanta, Ga., is the guest of Miss Martha Way, at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Way. Joe Way, III, left Tuesday for Mars Hill College, where he will resume his work after the summer vacation, Mrs. Jimmy Trotter and young son, of Reidsville, are the guests of the former's mother, Mrs. S. T. Neal. . a Miss Martha Way leaves this week for Mt. Airy, where she will teach in the city schools. Mrs. J. Harden Howell and son, James Harden Howell, Jr spent the week-end with relatives in Vir ginia. .' Miss Ruth Robeson, of Newport News, Va., was the guest during the week of Mr. and Mrs. Handy Kirkpatrick at their home in Can ton. During her stay she also visited her grandparents, Prof, and Mrs. E. J. Robeson, here. E. L. Withers, Jr., has returned to Athens, Ga., to resume his work ! after spending a couple of weeks here with his parents. He was ac companied by his father and his sister, Miss Hester Anne Withers. who returned to town the first of the week. . David Hyatt, of Newport News Va.( is visiting his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Will A. Hyatt. Miss Louise Strinsrfield. who is now located in Raleigh, spent the weeK-end in town with her parents Mr. and Mrs. James L. Stringfield Co-Ordinator s. k ' .-'wwr i m A -"mam Nelson A. Rockefeller, of New York, on of the philanthropist oil baron, has been appointed by President Roosevelt to fill the newly created position of co-ordinator of commer cial and cultural relations among the American republics. He serves u a fl-a-year man. Mrs. R. N. Barber Will Be Hostess Of DAR Meeting On The 11th The initial meeting of the Dorcas Bell Love chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, fol lowing the summer vacation pe riod, will be held on Wednesday the 11th, with Mrs. R. N. Barber Special guests of the afternoon will be the district director and secretary. Mrs. Chas. E. Quinlan will have the paper, "The Drama of Roanoke Island." Mrs. J. W Killian will review the national magazine. Mrs. J. M. Long, re gent, will preside. Members are asked to assemble by 3:30 o'clock. Miss Anne Seawell returned on Saturday from Atlanta, where she spent the past week as the guest of friends. Wife Preservers Rub a little glycerin over the inside of your windows next time you wash them. This will prevent steam from forming- on Preservers Wife 16-33 'C jei,e. lM Don't be a button jerker if you want your garment to last when they are laun dered. Buttons which have been pressed into the fabric respond to gentle loosen ing by placing the thumb under the but ton, the second finger on top of it, and then prening the first and third fingers gently downward at the sides of button. Wife Preservers Serve a foam cocktail as an appetizer before dinner. Beat an egg white, aaa one tablespoon sugar, beat again. Ada a can of chilled grapefruit juice, shake a little, pour into small glaases and sprinkle n IHUe ground nutmeg on top. On a Quiz Program i 1 - iiiMiiiianiirnif n.-'-.lt mi THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER - Mrs. Earl Browder, wife of the na tion's No. I Communist, appeared at Ellis Island, off New York, and was questioned about the legality of her presence in this country. She was born in Russia. Her husband ia 'rrcntly appealing from a four ir prison sentence for passport fraud. J. T. Bridges, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Albright and son, Jimmy, Mr. and Mrs. Boiling H. Burress motored to Greenville, S. C, on Sunday, where they attended the annual Bridges family reunion. James Howpii . Mrs. r on of v has enrolled for lM youege next year. lormation released fromTM istration office ti,?. m J Young Howell will t the fall semester. TH uaie of tho v 1 school. Wa'ne3 UDC Chapter Will Hold First Meetin? ui i ear 140-41 The Havwnoi waugnrters of th. r... J will 1.aU tv,. ... "" . ua urs meet n vear IQACl At i. u0J r ' 18 nostes. Mrs. Thad N. Howell - 7. .Presioent of thrcl W. T. Lee retarneH u uay irom a two wek. children in eastern North rJ An Invitation from .T.H.E FOOD STOR While the store of C. E. Ray's Sons is closed duri next week, we invite their customers to let us serve m with all kinds of Food Products. i ill. i ii special provision win oe maae to take care of yo needs. Mr, Hosaflook In Our Market While the Ray Store is closed Mr. Hosaflook will be in our market to serve his regoilar customers. Your business will be appreciated by the Food Stoi and every effort made to meet your needs. THE FOOD STOR L HAY'S STORE CLOSED SEPT. 9 - 12 0 f 1 Heralds of the new season WW STEPS ARRIVE Going Is bm Happj Fast? ... te UtUtm tfrntretlltft fntmUdtjl 6ouibihe Garni? you'll wtmr Ah Sltfl st CmimmI aV dtitmsir t Ibt h huh in w I fr I : Going DowntowE . . . -.7f"""'1 .. .:-.. nttt i Ah Slept. """ Ibttr tm" 4 Going to a Firtg? , . . ytm'U fltttr ymr fl with tm if Ait Sttft till Wit wer. The TOGGERY
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