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Page 4 THE WAYNESVTLLE MOUNTAINEER THURSDAY, MARCH 13, SOGETY. Miss M. Rogers Gives Paper On Florida To UDC Miss Mildred Rogers bad the paper of the afternoon at the Uarch meeting: of the Haywood chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy, which was held on Friday afternoon at the Hotel LeFaine, with Mrs. C. F. Kirk Patrick and Miss Robena Miller as associate hostesses. Miss Rogers had as her sub ject, "Florida and its Contrlbu tion to the Confederacy." She gave in detail the part the state had played during the War Between the States. A letter was read by the secreta ry in which the chapter was urged to locate all the unmarked graves of the veterans in the county, as the government is now furnishing free of any charge marble slabs to mark the graves. A committee composed of Miss Robena Miller, chairman and Mrs. L. M. Killlan and Mrs. J. Harden Howell was appointed to co-operate in the work, It was reported by Mrs. Killian and Mrs. O- H. Shelton that a tele gram had been sent on behalf of th chapter to Capt. Alden Howell on the occasion of his 100th bithday anniverstary. A letter was read from Senator Bobt. Reynolds regarding the Lend Lease bill that caused considera ble discussion. Mrs. C, F. Kirkpatrick reviewed the Confederate bulletin, and read among other articles the message of the president generaL Mrs. Mildred Ferguson and Mrs. M. C. Green, who have recently been invited to join the chapter were special guests. In the ab sence of the president, Mrs. Grover C. Davis, vice president, presided. Pie Queen I Miss Flora Palmer And M. Medford Marry In Greenville Of cordial interest throughout the county is the announcement of the marriage of Miss Flora Palmer and Manson Medford, which was solemnized on Wednesday, March the 6th in Greenville, S. C. Miss Palmer is the daughter of Mrs. George Palmer, of Clyde, and the late Mr. Palmer. For a nam' ber of years she was connected with the firm of the late J. M. Mock here For her marriage the bride wore a gray suit with blue accessories, Mr. Medford is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Lebo Medford, of Iron Duff. He is engaged in farming and stock raising, After a brief wedding trip in South Carolina the couple returned to their home in Iron Duff town ship, where they will reside. Sylva Bride Is Honored With Party Here On Wednesday Evening Mrs. Howard Hyatt and her sis ter, Miss Carolyn Gibson, the lat ter of Sylva, entertained with a linen shower and card party on Wednesday evening at the home of Seventeen-year-old Elsie Benson, of the former on the Balsam road. f, 1 i I j' ' iai- ?. , t , , . I C - - J Miss Sophia Fisher Gives Party Saturday Evening Miss Sophia Fisher entertained . on Saturday evening in honor of the birthday anniversary of her father, E. D. Fisher and Miss Ethel 1ucKeic The guest list included: Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Teague, Mrs. J. H. Mat ney, Miss Elsie McCracken, Freida Mae Teague, Frances Duckett, Elsie Duckett, Miss Edith McCrack en, Miss Edna McCracken. Also Willie Ashe, Frederick Vaughn, Calvin McDaniel, William Mills, Wayne Teague, Harry West, John Fisher, Billy Swanger, Roy Davis, Joe Hoxit, Lon Hoxit, Harry Kennedy, and Bill Fisher. . Dellwood Home Club Held Meet Thursday The Dellwood home demonstra tion club held the March meeting at the Methodist church on Thurs day afternoon. Miss Mary Marga ret Smith, county home agent, was the chief speaker. Miss Smith discussed "Art in Dress.'' Interesting reports were presented from the project leaders. In the contest, following the business session, Mrs. Ketner won more points than any contestant. Announcement was made of the April meeting which will be held with Mrs. Crews Moody. Miss Alma Jackson Sings On College Program Miss Alma Jackson, junior at Western Carolina Teachers College, took part on the chapel program given last Thursday at the college. The program centered around the theme of International Goodwill and was sponsored by Miss Laura Jean McAdaras, instructor of French and Spanish. Miss Jackson's number was a Spanish song, "La Nina Que is para ML" Miss Jackson sang with Vin cent Wright's orchestra at the an nual valentine dance at the college. Geneva, N. Y was named winner in the annual national enerry pi baking contest in Chicago. Shown sampling her pastry, Elsie gets flOO and a trip to the national capital. Twins Observe Birthday With Dance On Friday Doris and Bobbv Colkitt hosts on Friday of a dance in ob- They were assisted in receiving by Mrs. Ellen Louise Killian Queen. The affair was given in honor bf Mrs. Loyle Nash, of Sylva, who be fore her marriage was Miss Kath leen Hooper, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. D. D. Hooper, of Sylva. Vases of snapdragons in pastel shades adorned the rooms where the games were enjoyed. Mrs Mark Martin won the prize offered in the It's a Girl at the Batistas 'A ) Private Joe Shipley, who is sta tioned at Fort Jackson, spent the week-end with his family. David and Lee Dickey, who are located at Fort Jackson, where they are employed on government con struction projects, spent the week end with their grandfather, W. T. Lee, at his home "Fan-haven" on the Fairview road. Ben Atkins, who ia fol Charlotte, spent the weekf his mother, Mrs. James Atkji ran K. York Citv. who tn, i She is en route tn irt,.., months' stay with roi.l iiivuusi . tfirta Batista, eldest daughter of President Fulgendo Batista of Cuba, tolds her newest sister, Elica, born while papa was smashing the recent ittempt to overthrow his government. Little Elica was born in the government palace, Havana. loise Martin To Be Presented In Dance Recital Miss Eloise Martin, well known, youthful dancer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martin, will be pre sented on Saturday afternoon at the Woman's Club in Asheville in contract-, came and Miss Carolvn Oihson won the rummv nrize Eleanor Moffitt. r Mrs. Nash was the recipient of' ln orler 10 De preseniea irom Doris and Bobby Colkitt were P""1 lovely Pieces of linen- i ?"1" .pUpl1 Tf be K rne guest list was composed or w "ob servance of their sixteenth birth- fiends ot the hostesses and honor . day anniversary. The affair was Kuest from Sylva and included, cludinar a number of each of the Mrs. steaman jviitcneii, Mrs. ner- i """""i. ul'"-"'i bert Gibson, Jr., Mrs. Mark Martin, . ballet, toe, and tap. . Mrs. Claude Williams, Mrs. D. D. i Miss Anne Haeseli, of Asheville, Hooper, Mrs. Ida Keener, Miss wil1 also be .presented at the same Edith Hampton, Miss Agnes Wil-1 time with the entire dancing school son. Miss Marione Grmdstaff. Miss i 'vib;. Lucile Wilson, and Miss Mary Jane Coward. given in the FFA chapter house of the high school grounds. A motif of red, white and blue was used throughout the hall in the decor ations and appointments. Thev were assisted in receiving by their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Colkitt The hours of the party were from 8 to 12 o'clock and around seventy- 5.? hie f0001 8tudent8,' Bethel Methodist Women ,.iauD up wn? guest HSt. , ,,.., ,, , Among those present were: Betty Meet WIM Mrs. leverage FREE. Swid for NEW boeUal, laiii dam of brlghl Moat to imptoo yowr bok- Ing. AddrMi Runford lakinf rowdor Bon I. Kumtorq, K. Francis, Grace Wilburn, Doris Grahl, Betty Wilson, Anne Osborne, Kucn wagenfeld, Dorothy Riche- son, Patsy Gwyn, Catherine Davis, Jeanette Burgin, Carroll Louise Bell, Eugenia Martin. Jane Duddley Francis, Ann Edmunds. Louise Noland, Winfred Rodgers, Shirley Colkitt, Helen Plott, Pee Wet Edmunds. Dorothv Milner, Mary Ellen Boone, Betty Bradley. Virginia Matney, Frieda Mae Teague, Anne Farmer, Ruby Fran ces Brown, Sara Medford, Polly Francis, Lois Massie, Margaret McRorie, Evelyn Craig, BeBe Med ford, Martha Mae Wyche, and Jimmie Wells, Miriam Wells, Mar tha Jane Cogburn and Mary Sue Holland, of Canton. Also Hugh Palmer, Lester Bur gin, Dean Ledford, Harry McCrack en, Fred Martin, Noble Garrett, Bob Ferguson, Billy Dover, J. D.I Hyatt, Jim L. Leatherwood, Henry with her. t oy, VV mston Davis, Eugene Med ford, Don Hipps, Joe Tate, Walter Clark, Phil Medford, Calvin Mc McDaniel, Billy Fisher. Richard Bradley, Bill Alexander, Sam Mc- Elroy, Ed McRorie. Bill Harrison, Zeb Curtis, Shorty Smith, Paul Headrick, "Scratch'' Inman, Dick Hall, Jack Worthington, BiHy Ray, Colvin Brown, J oe Ramsey, Ray McElroy, and Joe Lance. Mrs. J. F. Cabe and daughter. Miss Josephine Cabe, are leaving this week for a visit to points in Florida. On Wednesday Afternoon The women's society of Chris tian Service of the Bethel Metho dist church held the regular meet ing with Mrs. Joe Beverage at her home in Bethel at 2 o'clock on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. I. A. McLain was in charge of the program, "Sharing for Health of the World." Mrs. Ed Wells gave the scripture reading. The following discussed the med ical work outside the United States; Mrs. Charlie .Terrell, who talked on "Africa and China;" Mrs. Hugh Terrell, who spoke on "In dia;" Mrs. W. P. Whitesides, who discussed "Korea and the Phillip- ines." .... Mrs. Blitch gave an interesting review of several articles in the "World Outlook.'' Mrs. Jack McCracken invited the members to hold the next meeting Woman's Club Will Meet At Home Of Mrs. Hannah At 3:30 Next Thursday The March meeting of the Wo man's Club will be held on next Thursday the 20th, at the home of Mrs. William Hannah, at 8:30 o'clock. Mrs. Felix Stovall, re tiring president, will nreside. dance recital by her teacher, Miss Mrs. Helen Orr, chairman of gardens, will be in charge of the program. Serving with Mrs. Han nah as associate hostesses will be Mrs. White Mease, Mrs. W. G. Francis and Mrs. Jack Messer. Dave Cabe, who has been located in Newport News, for the past three months, spent several days here with his family during the past week. Davis Rogers, who has been lo cated in Newport News for the past six months, has returned home arid is connected with the firm of C. E. Ray's Sons. L. T. New, Jr. and Jim Milner, who attended the Southern Confer ence of Music Educators National in Charlotte last Week, : returned home on Sunday. Fred Howell, of Providence, R, I., made a brief visit to his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Howell, during the week. Mr. Howell was en route home after a business trip through the South. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Coble and son, Ray, Jr., of Bennettsville, S. C, spent the week-end in town as the guests of the former's mother, Mrs. George Coble. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Cuddeback spent the week-end with the bit ter's parents at their home in Mills River. . Jack Richeson, student at David son CoQege, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mr. L. M. Richeson. Miss Martin's numbers will in clude the following: accrobatic to "Ecstacyj" character to "Hunga rian Dance;" ballet, "Liebesfreud;" tap, "Crosstown;" toe, "Valse Ro mantique." ',' Charles Messer Host To Kindergarten Class On Sixth Birthday Charles Edwin ' Messer, student in the kindergarten class conducted by Mrs. Ernest K. Herman at the high school, was host to his class mates on Tuesday morning in the school room. The occasion marked his sixth birthday anniversary. He was assisted by his jnoflitr, j Jiis. Jack M3330V, Mrs. Herman and Miss Rosemary Herman. Fa vors of balloons and f an?y wrapped cakes were given each of the guetta, and supervised games were eni'oyed. The guest Kst included: Betsy Huggin, An. ie Coman Crawf-ud. S. llie Stovail, Hcty Ann Iluwoii, Florrie Patrick, Floifnce Ann Bowles, Linda Welch, Bobby Stretcher, Bill Crawford, Charles Alley, Wilburn Davis, Charles Howell, Steve Blackwell, and Bo Moore. - , Music Club Will Hold March Meeting On 22nd . The March meeting of the Way nesvflle Music Club will be held on Saturday the 22nd at 3:30 o'clock in the Sunday school room of the Presbyterian cburch, with Mrs. Hugh A. Love and Miss Mildred Crawford as associate hostesses. Mrs. Grover C. Wilkes, of Sylva, will have charge of the program and Mrs. Henry Foy, president, will preside. POLL-PARROTS Complete tUPkiUm Put the finishing touch to your kid dies new outm with Foil-Parrots. 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