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THE WAYNESTILLE 1I0CNTAINEES THURSDAY, JANUARY 23 r Fifty Years Ago In 1891 00 Fifty Years After In 1941 ' n7 vr - 3 1 W4 S i M, Si 4 Vr nl Vn W T -S m-i trin nn thfr 5w)rh innirrur7 aVji in llhe dining room of their home on Pegion Street. . Mr. and Mr. W. T. SaeitoQ at the time of their marriage. Beloved Couple Keep Open House On 50th Anniversary Mr. and Mr. W. T. Shriton kept ,r nilh Will Mppt At open boce on Saturday from 3 to "1U;:1C 1UD " m f1,1 At 5 o'clock a the afternoon and from Home Of Mrs. RlcheSOIl 8 u 10 o'clock in the eveting, m ; obferrance of their golden wed-! dir.? anniversary. i The house was arranged in (pan-' titles of yellow roses, lillies, and . other Cowers in golden and yellow ( Mrs. L. M. Ekbeson and Miss Stephanie Moore win be associate hostesses of the January meeting of the Waynesville Music Club which win be held at the home of shades, many of them sent in by' thffonnr' Mrs. Henry Toy, president, will preside, acd Mrs. J. Dale Stents wCl hare charge of the program. Mexicaa Bra4castiaf ilexico has over 100 licensed trcadcaitir.g I'atipns. friends. The dining' room was par ticularlT lovely with the central table in an dross arrangement of gold doth on the damatk cover, at one end a three tier wedding cake decorated in gold, topped with a bride and groom and at the other end a large bowl of yeilow roses. ! -:' The room was ent: rely lighted by , Mrs. Walter Ferguson returned yellow tapers j on Sunday from Tryon, where she Sir. and Mrs. She! ton were mar- , was the guest for the past two ried on Sunday afternoon, January ' weeks of her daughter, Mrs. B. F. the 18th, 1891 at the home of the McLeod. bride's parents, in Helena, S. C. i Mr. Shelton was in the Indian j Ben Colkitt, Jr., student at Dav Service for many years, serving as idjori College, will spend the com stiperir.tendent of several Indian King week-end with his parents, Mr. Beservations and schools in the ' and Mrs. Ben Colkitt. west. He returned to WaynesviHe ' in 1315 and has since made his 1 Vinson Fergtison, who has been home here. ! spending sometime in Canada and Assisting the hosts on Saturday ! other sections of the country, is vis in receiving were: Mrs. Chas E. ! jtin relatives on Fines Creek. Bay. Mrs. Annie Shelton Ander-j on, of Johnson City, Tenn., and) jfrs. G. X. Henson and son, Bill Mrs. Ed fchinehart, of A Seville, 1 1 Henson; were the guests over the U sisters of Mr. Shelton, Mrs. I week-end of the former's mother, James V. Kalian. Mrs. Eobert'xf. t t Tni wetw, Jin. i. Lenoir owyn, j&rs. 4. G. Hoggin, Jr, Mrs. Bonner Bay, Mrs. Howard Hyatt, Mrs. Leon M. Kfllian left Friday for Newport News, where he will be Bosalyn Eav Collins. Mias Harriet i..j :-v. tt. i Bhinehart, of Asheville. Mrs. Frank cepted a position in the electrical Khmehart, Miss Tfflie Botha. Miss 1 . vw v Baiie Botha, Mrs. Dick Reynolds, of Bristol, Miss Helen Bay. Mrs. H. B. Atkins, Miss Frances Bay, Kiss Jane White, Miss Xancv Kil lUn, Mrs. W. F. Swift. Mrs. W. H. Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company.: Marley, Mrs. Kate Morris, Mrs. John M. Queen, and Mrs. Joe Tate. Announcing . , . Mrs. C. J. Reece Has ju3t returned from a week's buying trip in New . York, and Beautiful Spring Ready-To-Wear Is ARRIVING DAILY We invite yoa to come in and see what we have in LOVELY Coats... Suits... r Dresses... H Hats... . ' , j. r.lassie's Department Store a J. Reece, manager. Mrs. H. P. Brooks Presents Program ' On Art At Meeting The Woman's Club held the reg-; ular January meeting on Thurs- day afternoon at the home of Mrs. ; John M. Queen. Serving as asso-; c:ate hostesses with Mrs. Queen . were : Mrs. W. L. MeCracken, Mrs. j Jimmie Boyd and Mrs. Robert H. i Stretcher. Mrs. Felix Stovall. pres ident, presided. Miss Robena Miller, chairman of the art department of the dub, had charge of the program. She made a brief talk at the dose of I which she introduced Mrs. H. P. Brooks, art teacher the junior j high school, who presented six of 1 her students, all members of the ; Seilow Cralters aub. Mrs. Brooks spoke briefly of the work in art that is being carried forward in the junior high school and of the art club, which she spon sors among the students of the high school, each one being requir ed to work in wood, leather, metal and cork. Five students were introduced, each one telling of their own par ticular work, and displayed articles which they had made. Mary Ann Kunze, exhibited wooden letter opener, tooled book ends; Louise Martin, decorated napkin ring, wooden painted bowls, boxes and scrap books ; Martha Webb, metal boxes, and copper trays ; Doris Colkitt, painted wood en artides and copper candles sticks; Martha Mae Wyche, cork and wooden coasters, belt woven of macaroni, coin purse and foot stool. Mrs. George A. Kunze, chairman of music, presented Mrs. Troy Wyche, who played "Crescendo,'' by Lasson; and Dr. Edith Ander son, who sang, "San Toi," by De Hardlot, and "Song of the Witch es," by Toogood. During the business session the following nominating committee was appointed: Mrs.. John M. Queen, chairman, Mrs. G rover C. Davis, Mrs- W. T. Crawford, and Mrs. R. X. Barber, v Mrs. Ruby Brown, Miss Tbelma Moody and Mrs. John Ashe, of Whittier, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Whisenhunt on Sunday. Mrs. Lawrence Leatherwood, who teaches in the Henderson Cosnty schools, is spending this week in Hazel wood with her husband. . Mr. and Mrs. Lon Wyatt and family have moved into their new home on Highway Nos. 19-23. Mrs. Richard Gerrinrer snent Thursday and Friday in Spartan burg, S. C. ' - G. P. Cochran returned Sunday to his work at Fort Bragg, after spending the past week here with his family. Miss Doris and Miss Iris Saun ders, of Candler, spent from Sun day until Tuesday with their father, R. L. Saunders. Mrs. Texie Ramsey, of Ashe ville, spent from Wednesday untO Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Whitner. Joe Shipley, of Fort Jackson, spent the week-end with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Shipley. Mr. and Mrs. William Chambers, Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Ricfc- eson spent Sunday in Valdese. Hawood Count' PTA Council Will Meet In Court House Saturday The Haywood County council of tie PTA wCl meet on Saturday af ternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the law yer's rooms in the court house, ac cording to an announcement this week by Mrs. George A. Kunze, county chairman. "Goals" wCl be the topic of the projrram, which will indude dis cussions of the year's plans and reports on work completed. Mrs. Kunze is urging all com mittee chairman in the various county associations to attend. . Mr. and Mrs. H. Massie Hosts Of Buffet Supper Mr. and Mrs. Harold Massie were hosts on Wednesday evening of a buffet supper at their apart ment in the String-field residence. A motif of yellow was observed in the party appointments. Following supper several rounds of bingo and other games were en joyed. Tom Campbell, Jr., won the grand prize of the evening. The guest list induded: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hyatt, Mrs. Ellen Louise Kilian Queen, Mr. and Mrs. W, S. Prevost, Mr. and Mrs. Carleton E. Weatherby, Mr. and Mrs. James S. Queen, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Camp bell, Jr. Bill Ray, and A. W. Col lins. Mrs. Harry Lee Liner, Jr., and small daughter, Betty, who have been guests of relatives in Flor ence, S. C, for the past two weeks, returned to their home in Hazel wood on Saturday. .... Mr. and Mrs. Bill Prevost, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Prevost and C N Allen attended the furniture mark et at High Point a part of last week and the first of this week, j PARK THEATRE WAYNE SVILLE, N. C. Thursday, Jan. 23 "MAISIE WAS A LADY" Ane Southern. Robert Yews Friday, Jan. 24 -ROMANCE OF THE RIO GRANDE Caesar Roster. R. Cortes, Patricia Morison Saturday, Jan. 25 "WEST OF ABILLNE" With Charles Starrett Late Show 100 "MEXICAN SPrmRE OUT WEST With L. Telex, Lcm ErreQ Sunday, Jan. 26 -COMRADE X" Clark Gable, Heddy Lassarr Moo. and Tues, Jan. 27-28 -BITTER SWEET Jeaaaette MacDeaaU, Nelsoa ' Eddy : Wednesday, Jan. 29 -WHERE DID YOU GET THAT GHiL . Heiea Parrisk, Lmm ErreQ Legionnaires Cook And Serve Steak Dinner To Auxiliary Members The members of the Asaerieaa Legion were hosts oa Tuesday evening of a steak sapper is com pliment to the members of the Le gion Auxiliary. The affair was given in the Legion home, with the men cooking and serving the meal, the women not going near the kitchen the entire evening. Major J. Harden Howell was master of ceremonies. Guy Mas sie, Clayton Walker and A. Bradley told a number of amusing incidents of their experiences dar ing the first . World War. Mrs. Hurst Burgin read an gluminating essay on "Man." After the humorous program of the evening, ' "W. H. F. MHar touch ed a serious note with his talk on "How to hep WaynesrCle a Healthful place in which to live." He pointed oat ways in which local health conditions could and should be improved. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Campbell were extended appreciation of the gift , to the Legion home of a picture of j General Pershir.g. Mrs. Lester Circles Of Methodist Church To Meet Tuesday The circles of the women's so ciety of Christian Service of the Methodist church sriQ meet on Tuesday as follows: circle number one, with Mrs. Jimmy Boyd at 3:3d in the afternoon; circle number two, with Mrs. Grady Boyd at 3:30 in the afternoon; drde num ber three, with Mrs. Sam String field and Mrs. Jack Way at the home of forme? at 3:30 in the af ternoon; circle member four, with Mrs. Hugh Massie and Mrs. M. H. Bowles, at home of the former at 7:30 in the evening. Mr. and Mrs. George toong, of Swaccanoa, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Whisenhunt on Sunday. Lieutenant James Davis spent the week-end with his family here. Lions Club Hold Serai. Annual Ladies Night Witjj Lcierxajnmg xTOgrara The members ef the Li c were hosts at the Hotel GJtW annual Ladies Kitt. 11 th nnmn fie w4il. i. I e ce h. J .L f . w. ca ue saves irver to f a'jj rj,( who was assisted by Howard Hj in the entertainment fea- Borgin, president, thanked the men for the courtesy of the evening. With Miss Nancy KiHian, accom panisti and Miss Ida Jean Brown, leader, assembly singing of the favorite war songs was enjoyed. Bob Gibson, chaplain, gave the invocation. lowing. There were no set speeche. the entire evening was ia a hal oniui itm. x.aco jLjon, itad his surprise, was asked qgnunn auuui ius uie, rao; a boot his romance, the first tin met his wife and their topic of versaoon on weir moai dau. k answers drew both laughter J appiause. At the conclusion of ti en examination eacn lon was p sen ted a gift and requirfri to rj the card attached. Mr. and Mrs. Hades Prict, , Fines Creek, announce the birft. a daughter on January the lJtl. lou Will Quid at RAYS A Very Complete Stock Of- . - I SHOES For Men, Women, Children and especially this week JOE HOWELL Is featuring in the Shoe Department Some Special Values in Work Shoes by Peters -Endicott JOE HOWELL A $2 Shoe 1.79 An assorted groop of 52.00 Shoes from Peters and Bona ADen. High Grade leather oppers with coraposittoa Soles. REGULAR STOCK A 40 Shoe 3.79 Sturdy doable sole leather sole shoe with one piece back construction. Oil tan leather. Moccasin toe of a type especially popular with banters and lumbermen. A $3 Shoe 2.69 Choice of two Peters Shoes with composition soles L Black glove Wueher with plain toe. 2. Chocolate oil tan with cap toe. See our large line Pants, Breeches Boots In out eiten-" t sire BOOT, Stock you F i Let Us Show You OVERSHOES Oar stock of GiJoshes, Rob bers, and others is in many types and prices SEE US. k "(J .53 I W I IS J 'J will find j choice styles 1 ' and prices. J A Ball Band OVERSHOE Av TV Liih a U) llQ Men's j Medinm Wt R-bberBoot i x -x. m ii x in i j, run i -nra Dress rV An Overshoe, Work or At This Discount A 1 Shoe 3.49 Choice of either a Peters or an Endicott Shoe of the same type. Doable sole leather coo ! struct ion with top grade op-1 pers. A peach of a shoe. OYFannQ ME.VS and BOYS' " In the finest styles you will find anywhere !-: BOYS' SHOES Sizes CdOO Heel Iron . . op A 2.19 Boot 1.98 Women's Fall Dress Styles HALF Price LiD S
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