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TUB WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
SOCIETY.
Mrs. W. L. Hardin Was
Hostess Of December
DAR Meeting Wednesday
Mrs. W. L. Hardin was hostess
to the members of the Dorcas Bell
Love chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution, at the De
cember meeting which was held on
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. J. M,
Long, regent, presided.
During the business session, Mrs,
J. F. Abel was selected correspond
ing secretary to serve Kibe unex
pired term of Mrs. E. P. Walker,
who resigned upon moving to Char
lotte. Mrs. Walker has been one
of the valued members of the chap
ter during her residence here.
Mrs. Chas.fi. Quintan, chair
man for war work activities of
the chapter, stated that she had
returned to her completed the 25
hospital shirts she had given out
to be made at the last meeting,
Announcement was made of the
award of the Ruth Bryan citizen
hip honor to Lois Massie, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Massie.
This award is given each year to a
member of the senior class, the
winner competing in a state con
test .
Mrs. 1 nomas M. seawell gave
two readings, "Junaluska," and
"To a Dutiful Daughter."
Mrs. Kate Morns reviewed the
national magazine, giving excerpts
from the most interesting articles,
The chapter voted to contribute
five cents per capita for a scholor
hip to the Indians.
Special gueslts of the afternoon
were Mrs. Wilfred Jackson, Mr.-
Thomas M. Seawell, and Mrs. John
M. Queen.
FFA Boys Hosts To
Home Economics Girls
At Party Friday Night
The members of the Smoky
Mountains National Park chapter
oi future farmers of America
were hosts of a party on Friday
flight in honor of the girls of the
home economics department of the
Waynesville high school.
The affair was given in the chao-
ter house with around forty-five
guests in attendance; Arrange
ment for the party were made by
the standing committee on enter
tainment: J. L. Frady, Joe Moody,
ana aipn uenanx.
A number of games were enjoy
ed and all participated in the danc
ing o fthe "Old Virginia reel."
Serving as chaperones were: Mrs.
Henry Francis, Miss Edith Whita
ker, Miss Lena Wyatt, and Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Brown, and Mrs. T. J.
; Brown.
Two former members, James
Francis and Elmer Hendri Worn
iso present for the affair
Eastern Star To
Hold Christmas
Party Thursday
The Eastern Star will hold their
annual Christmas party Thursday
night at 7:30, at which time aU
members are urged to attend.
One feature of the program will
be an exchange of gifts and a spe
cial gut irom each member
Mr. Gaskins at the home.
for
A Double Vooel
Dont miss the opportunity of get
xtni this beautiful package of Lord
Baltimore Tradition monogram
stationery. The box contains 24
letter sheets and 24 note sheets
in assorted colors with envelopes
to match. A bottle of ink is in
cluded to match the border on the
paper and envelopes,
irf it for your vaca
tion and for gifts to
friends. With your
monogram for only
St. 00 at the Rexall
I rug Store.
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Extra
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Buyj
Glenn H. Wyatt Weds
Miss Marie Nichols
Of Whittier On 7th
Mr. and Mrs. John Nichols, of
Whittier, have announced the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss
Marie Nichols, to Glenn H. Wyatt.
The wedding ceremony was per
formed at the home of the Rev.
John Hyatt in Whittier, on Decem
ber 7. Mr. Hyatt officiated in the
presence of a group of friends
The bride wore a blue dress with
wine accessories. She is a grad
uate of the Sylva high school in
the class of 1936. Since gradua
tion she has been employed in
Waynesville.
The groom is a graduate of the
Waynesville township high school
in the class of 1933 and a son of
Mr. and Mrs. Lon Wyatt, of Ha
zelwood. Since graduation he has
been employed by the A. C. Law-
rence Leather Co., at Hazelwood.
at present in the time keeping and
standard department. He has for
many years been a member of the
Hazelwood baseball and Softball
clubs.
Following the ceremony on Sat
urday Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt left for
short wedding trip. They are
residing on Brown Avenue, Hazel
wood.
Woman's Club Will
Have Christmas Program
At December Meeting
Mrs. C. F. Kirkpatrick, chairman
of literature and and Mrs. George
A. Kunze, chairman of music, will
have charge of the Christmas pro
gram at the December meeting of
the Woman's Club, which will be
held on Thursday afternoon at 3
o'clock at the Hotel LeFaine.
Hostesses of the afternoon will
be in addition to Mrs. Kirkpatrick,
Mrs. J. b. Barr, Miss Jessie Her-
ren, and Miss Robena Miller.
Local Band Students
Attended Marion Band
Christmas Concert
A group of students of the
Waynesville high school band made
trip to Marion on Thursday night
to hear the Christmas concert giv- l
en by the Marion hioh srVinnl hnrA
Tbey attended in their uniforms
and gave much publicity to tne
local band, as a number of the
people in the audience introduced
themsleves and admired the uni
forms.:.
The Marion band has been or
ganized for five years and has the
same uniforms as that of the local
group with a color combination of
burnt orange and black.
I TUrt . . ..
.mc luuuwing memDers irom tne
Waynesville band with Director
U T. New, Jr., attended the con
cert: Kuth Wagenfeld, Dorothy
Milner, Haywood Plott, Dick Hall,
an oucKner,, and Bill Dover .
.
Play Presented Christmas
Eve At Richland Church
A play, "The Birth of Christ,"
will be presented at the Richland
Baptist church on Christmas Eve.
The public ia cordially invited to
attend. There will be no admis
sion charge.
Mrs. P. L. TurbyfiU had as- her
guests over the week-end, Mr and
Mrs. Jim McClure and children, of
Rutherfordton.
nooart Hyatt, who is attending
owe college in Raleieh. has ar
rived to spend the holidays here
with his mother, Mrs, Hunter Wor-I
sham.
Mr. and Mrs,
Felix Stovall have
returned from
a brief visit to At-
lanta.
Mrs. Mary Sumenig has as nev
guest for an extended visit, Mrs.
C. L. Thomson, of Summit: NT. X.
Mrs. Thomson has often visited
here and has man v f rinrt ti
look forward to her return visits..
Mrs. Chas. E. Quinlan learns
this week for Raleigh, where she
win spend the Christmas holidays
with her son-in-law and daughter,
vr, ana Mrs. Christopher C. Crit
tenden. She will be accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Betsy Lane
Quinlan, who will return to town
on Saturday smd will spend the
Christmas holidays with Misa Alice
Quinlan.
Mrs. Claude A. Haynea arrived
on Saturday from an extend
ed visit in Miami and Spartanburg,
and en route home ah spent
week with her sons in Canton.
Mrs. Wyatt Honored
With Shower Saturday
Mrs. Grover Nelson, of Whit
tier, entertained at her horn on
Saturday afternoon honoring Mrs-
Glenn Wyatt, of Hazelwood, re
cent bride.
A shower of gifts were presented
the honor and games and con
testa were enjoyed.
Those present were: Mrs. John
Ayers, Mrs. John Fowler, Mrs.
Homer Fowler, Mrs. Britt Laney,
Mrs. Ida Laney, Mrs. Glenn Mc
Han, Mrs. Walter ' Hyatt, Mrs.
Walter Maney, Mrs. Bryson. Mrs.
Emma Woodard, Miss Raye Nel
son, Mrs. Ada Nelson, Mrs. Most
Wiggins, Mrs. Jim Nelson. Mrs.
Dover Dean, of Ela, Miss Ethel
Hayes, Mrs. Orvil Calhoun, and
Mrs. Queve Woody, of Bryson
City, Mrs. Clyde Marcus and Mrs.
Cline, of Canton, Mrs G. C. Craw
ford, Balsam, Mrs. Claude Wil
liams, and Mrs. Gradv Nelson of
Bryson City.
On Friday evening Miss
Doro-
k& V christMaSasyrS
Santa Claus Daily
(Sf
Santa Claus will be in our store
daily each afternoon from about
3:30 until 5:00.
Saturday, Monday and Tues
day he will be here also in the
mornings.
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Wishing You A (fb P fo) '75' fQ f N ('
I Merrv christmas vUh iKi Mif g !(u)iii
thy Green, assisted by her moth
er, Mrs. J. I. Green, and Mrs. Fred
Campbell, entertained with a linen
shower and bridge party for Mrs.
Wyatt.
Prizes were awarded the winners
of the high and second high scores.
Miss Mabel Wyatt was the winner
of the top score and Mrs. Mac Mc-
Rorie won second high.
Enjoying the affair were: Miss
Marion Allen, Miss Louise Moody,
Miss Mabel Wyatt, Miss Kathleen
Hyatt, Mrs. Bill Lampkin, Mrs. Ada
Pa mer, Mrs. Jim Jones, Mrs. Gene
Wyatt, Mrs.' Gordon Wyatt, Mrs.
Clifford Green, and Mrs. Blanche
Ferguson Medford.
Miss Katherine Hill, who is at
tending Agnes Scott College, Is
expected to arrive today to spend
the holidays with her grandmoth
er, Mrs. Chaa. R. Thomas. She
will be accompanied by a classmate,
Miss Rose Jordon, of Hamleftt,
vho will make her a short visit en
route home for the holidays,
Dry Goods
y BLANKETS
Mrs. J. C. Brown Calls
Meeting Of Community
Christmas Tree Com.
Mrs. J. Colvia Brown, chairman
of public welfare of the Woman's
Club, is calling a meeting of the
committee appointed to fill the
Christmas stockings for the com
munity tree at the court house on
Friday morning, the 20th.
The women will meet in the law
yers rooms on the second floor
back of the court room.
The members of the committee
are as follows; Mrs. Homer Henryt
Mrs. Thomas M. Seawell, Mrs.
James W. Killian, Mrs. wnwooa
Grahl, Mrs. John M. Queen, and
Mrs. Troy Wyche.
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Miss Emelyn Haynes, who is a
student at Western Carolina Teach
ers College, arrived home on Satur
day to spend the coming fortnight
here with her mother, Mrs. uauae
A. Haynes.
Our Farmer Friends
May We See You DurM The Christmas Season-j
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Store - A New Super Market
! Judge F. E. Alley has arrived to
spend the Christmas holidays with
his family here. , -
Miss Roberta Norm, who is at
tending Western Carolina Teachers
College, is home for the holidays
here with her family.
Edwin and James Leatherwood,
student at Wake Forest College,
arrived to spend the holidays here
with their parents, Rev. and Mrs.
Frank Leatherwood.
:
Miss Vera Hosaflook, student at
Western Carolina Teachers Col
lege, has arrived home for Christ
mas holidays,. She will return to
college the first of January.
.
Miss Elizabeth Francis, who is
a senior at the women a College
of the University of North Caro
lina is expected the last of the
week to spend the Christmas va
cation with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. C. Francis.
Are Invited To Make Use W On!
LARGE PARKING LOT
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