flUKSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1941
THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER
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Society
Sings for Soldiers
.thodist Women's Society
11th
3:30
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will
and
nw On Tuesday The
He woman's society of Chns
t, Service of the Waynesville
I thodist cnurcn wu me v
oct on Tuesday afternoon
church. Mrs. wmw
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L J. Harden Howell, president,
t preside.
Anrl Mrs. McElroy
ten Shower At Home Of
And Mrs. Bradshaw
Ir Mm. Clinton McElroy
(If, -
e recently honored at the home
. onH Mrs. Jim uraosnaw in
. niiflP section of the county.
In friends and relatives gave
1m a miscellaneous shower.
if, than one nun area cauea
ling the evening and the couple
le the recipients oi nunareas oi
ly and useful guts.
'
Is. J. M. Long Will
Hrtstess 01 DAK
bruary Meeting
he regular February meeting of
Dorcas Bell Love chapter oi the
v,tprs of the American Revo
on will be held with Mrs. James
Tnnff. repent, at the Waynes
Country Club on Wednesday
19th.
February in American History"
be the subject of the paper.
ra Thad Howell will review the
anal magazine.
r. and Mrs. E. B. Hamilton, of
Francisco. Calif., are visiting
letter's mother. Mrs. J. B. oiler,
tier home on the Pigeon road
Hamilton was before her mar
! Miss Mary Siler.
red Davis, Jr. returned on Sun-
from a visit with friends in
phis, Tenn,
. - - . mmm ' m f It 1 1
r. and Mrs. I. so., aeaweu naa
their guests during the week,
r daughter. Miss Anne Seawell,
fe Florence Moss, of Montgom-
Ala.. Don Mackay, of Atlanta,
Tom Cunningham, of Douglas,
all students in the Graduate
pol of Duke University.
.
Irs.. Ben Wright and four young
i. of Brevard, were the guests
he former's parent's, Mr. and
Frank Leopard, during the
x. and Mrs. Tom Murray have
le to Newport News, where the
lier is employed hy the New-
News Shipbuilding and Dry
k Company.
ank L. Leopard, field manager
e Hazelwood Cannery, has re-
lod from Fort Bragg, where he
been employed in construction
rs. V. L. Hardin is visiting her
ihter, Mrs. Noyes Long in Old
ory, Tenn. Mrs. Noyes has
ltly undergone an operation
t. Thomas Hospital in Nash-
Tenn., and is reported to be
ering satisfactorily.
v. and Mrs. J. G. Huggin, Jr.,
ft of the Waynesville Meth6-
chureh, and the Rev. W. L.
Wns, superintendent of the
fesville district, attended a
pg in Winston-Salem this
G. N. Henson. of Spindale,
ed this week to visit her
er, Mrs. P. L. Turbyfill.
.
N. G. F. Boston, who has been
ng relatives in Cairo, West
returned to her home here
Irday. -
Quick To Treat
Bronchitis
fonlc bronchitis may develop If
f ough, chest cold, or acute bron-
uos ireatea and you cannot
f w take a chance with any medi
cos potent man creomuision
fJe to help loosen and expel germ
I Phlegm and aid nature to
je and heal raw, tender, inflamed
fflJal mucous mpmhrawi
f'mulsion blends beechwood
te by speclal process with other
tested merilrinps fnr fvincrha
f tains no narcotics.
i matter how many medicines
save tried, tell your druggist to
u a bottle of Creomulsion with
jrmerstanding you must like the
f- Mtuciuy auays the cough, per
is rest and sleep, or you are to
our money back, (Adv.)
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Comely Deana Janis, night club
singer and relative of Elsie Janis,
.World War entertainer who was
known as the "sweetheart of th
AEF," is to entertain the men in
training at the various army camps.
She is pictured in Miami. .
Actress Weds
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Film actress Brenda Joyce and
Owen Ward, Los Angeles account
ant who has been her sweetheart
since she was 14. smile happily as
they leave St Alban's Episcopal
Church in Hollywood after their
wedding ceremony.
Miss Frances Turner, a member
of the junior class at the Women's
College of the University of North
Carolina, was recently invited to
join the honor society of the col
lege. Membership is based on
scholastic rating.
V, M. Rhea, who has accepted
a position in Maryville, Tenn., left
Sunday to take up his wok there.
Mr. and Mrs. Carol Whitner and
son, Billy Whitner, spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Hyatt in Bryson City.
Miss Betty Robinson, of Brevard,'
was a week-end guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond StovalL
"' .
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Moore and
daughter, of Cookville, Tennessee,
were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Homer
Moore a part of last week.
Mrs. R. L. Cope and daughter,
Doris Cope, of Asheville, Mrs. D.
Sherrill and daughters, Edna and
Patsy Sherrill, of Bryson City,
spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Banes.
Miss Lilie Cogdill has returned to
the Jo-Ann Beauty shop after be
ing out on account of illness for the
past few days.
Crabtree Iron-Duff
Honor Roll Given
The honor rolls for the fifth
month of the Crabtree-Iron Duff
school are as follows : First grade,
"A," Peggy Bradshaw, Doris
Glance, "and Margaret Noland. "B,
DEATHS
MRS. ELEANOR WRIGHT
GARNER
Funeral services were conducted
Friday afternoon at the Bethel
Baptist Church for Mrs, Eleanor
Wright Garner; 70, who died at the
Haywood County Hospital on Wed
nesday. The Rev. Thomas Erwin
officiated. Burial was in the Bethel
cemetery.
Serving as pallbearers were: Van
Wells, Thomas Wells, Henry Gar
ner, Henry Francis, James Sisk,
Moody Farmer, Hugh McCracken
and Gene McCracken.
Mrs. Garner is survived by one
son, Ray Garner, of Akron, Ohio,
three daughters, Mrs. R. C. Forbes,
of Winfield, Penn., Mrs. Hiram Mc
Cracken, of Waynesville, and Miss
Collie Garner, who teaches in the
. Asheville schools, who was at one
time a teacher in the Central Ele
mentary school here.
MISS EMMA PATTON
Last rites were held Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. George
C. Haynes near Clyde for her sister,
Miss Emma Patton, 63, who died
on Thursday. The Rev. W. M.
Gerald, pastor of the Clyde Baptist
Rilna RPBt RunRv Brvann. Jimni- Church and the Rev. E. C, Price,
shia Hill, Doris Sue Parks, Juanlta Pastor of the Methodist Church of-
Rathbone, Billy Miller, Junior nciuieu. uunni m
Moore, Charles D. Medford, Geral- Hill cemetery. -dine
Bishop, Roxie Ann Crawford, I Surviving are three sisters Mrs.
i. t . ivontriin a vij., Georee C. Haynes, Mrs. W, M.
Haney.
Second grade, "A," Bobby Luth
er. Lois McuracKen, barah Stev
enson, Frank Chambers, Clarence
Moore, Joe Morrow, Roy Sutton,
Helen Ferguson and Matha Lee
Ferguson.
Third grade, "A," Ferrell San-
ford, Jack Bryson, Edgar McElroy,
Carroll Smith, Keller Wells, Har
old Smith, "B,' Hilda Best, Mag
dalene Packett, J. L. Haney, Lucy
James, Joan Medford and Sallie
Kate Bryson.
Fourth grade, "A," Helen June
Bradshaw, "B," Joan McElroy, Bur-
dett McClure, Dortha Messer, Opal
SheDeard. of Hendersonville and
Mrs. B. S. Smith, of Hendersonville,
MRS. RINDA GREEN
Last rites were held at the home
on Miller Street on Thursday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock for Mrs. Rinda
Green, 87, native of this county,
wno aiea nere on eun;uay jniib.
The Rev. II. G. Hammett,. pastor
of the Baptist Church, officiated.
Burial was in Green Hill cemetery.
SAMUEL OSCAR MITCHELL
Funeral services were held on
Monday afternoon at the Rocky
Greene. Max Yarborough, Phyllis , Branch Baptist Church at 2 o'clock
James, Guyline Caldwell, and Bob
by Ruth James.
Fifth grade, "A," Edith Utiam-
bers, and James Chambers, "B,"
Naomi Massie and Pauline Bishop.
Sixth grade, "B," Wayne Fergu
son and Dair Franklin.
Seventh grade, "A, Wilfred
Allen, 'B," Ben Davis, Hazel
Franklin, and Lucille Haney.
Eighth grade, "A," Mary Ross,
B," Pauline Ledford, Clara Dot-
son and Ralph Jones. -
' Ninth grade, "A," Martha Fergu
son, Alpha Best, "B," Sara Welch,
Doris Smith. Eva Park, Margaret
James, Ruby Green, Mildred Fer
guson, Annie Lou Beck, Jane Fer
guson.
Tenth graae, -a, oara, ciyouu,
Billie Bryson, Betty Rogers, Edith
Tate, Jessie Bryson, B," Betty
Messer, Letha Jolley, Dorothy McElroy.-
. .
Eleventh grade, "A, Taylor
Rogers, Gertrude Haney, a,
Edith Love, Georgia Jolley, Ethel
Hoga, and Helen Noland.
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Francis, Mrs.
Mable Brown Abel and Miss Selma
Brown attended the funeral of
their 'cousin, the late Mrs. Calvin 4
Hardin, which was held in Ruther- j f.
fordton on bunday.
1 1 m Ssmiiul flsrur MithAlt native
of Madison County, who died at
the Haywood County Hospital at
2:15 p. m. Sunday.
Rev. Nando Stevens officiated
Burial was in the Rocky Branch
cemetery,
Surviving are three daughters,
Mrs. Martin Lanning, and Mrs
Sam McNabb, both of Waynesville,
route 1, and Mrs. William Green,
of Lake Junaluska ; three sons,
Paul. Chester and Glenn, all of
Waynesville, route 1.
Fashion Queen
fLAZA, Asheville Sat, Feb. 22
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With FRANK CONROY oid a distinguished cast
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Beautiful Jo Caldwell, of Philadel
phia, a University of Pennsylvania
student, displays a radiant smile as
she is chosen Miss Fashion Futures
of 1941 in New York. The show was
i sponsored by American designers
who see New York as the present
style center of the world.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Trammell
and daughter, "Missis" were week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Fisher and Miss Debrayda Fisher.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Blalock and
son, Bud Blalock, visited relatives
in Spruce Pine and Banner Elk on
Sunday.
Ted D. Arrington, of tte U. S.
Navy, returned to Norfolk, Va.,
after spending a few days with his
mother, Mrs. S. B. Arrington, on
the Balsam road. Mrs. Arrington
has three sons in the navy and an
other in the army.
1 Mrs. F. C. Oompton, Mrs. Harl
Allen, Miss Margaret Blalock, Miss
Dot Blalock and Bill Blalock made
the trip to Banner Elk and Spruce
Pine on Sunday.
Miss Lily Tate left Sunday for
a visit with her sister and brother-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Scruggs, at Newton.
Lawrence Leatherwood spent the
week-end with Mrs. Leatherwood in
Hendersonville.
The Rev. S. B. M. Ghiselin made
the trip to Roanoke the first of the
week. ' :
Mr. and Mrs. Marsh
Move This Week
To Bryson City '
Mr. and Mrs. Byron S. Marsh,
who have resided here for the past
six years, are leaving on Friday
for Bryson City, where they will
make their home in the future.
Mr. Marsh, formerly with the
state highway commission, is now
engineer for the Nantahala Power
and Light Company and will be in
charge of road construction in the
area of the Glenville and Nanta
hala dams.'
Since their residence here th
Marshes have taken a keen inter
est in local affairs. Mrs. Marsh
has been closely identified with the
work of the Presbyterian church.
They have both made a large circle
of friends.
One daughter, the former Miss
Dollee Marsh, now Mrs. Marion
Hensley, lives in Lenoir, and a son.
Byron H. Marsh, is a student at
Fishburne Military Institute. -
Miss Annie V. Knight, of Canton,
spent the week-end with her cousin.
Miss Katherine Knight
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590
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