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jlARCH 13, 1941 THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER " j rmmtv PTA Council gnual Luncheon Meeting .Hvatt,Of Haz- jTed President To Hvatt, of Haiel- lected president 01 P- "j Sty Council of Association at DyCcheon meeting held the American Le h MrV. George A. to" rarolina Teachers Col- Euth Vick Everett, "IS of the North Car ' Association, wew principw v- Education in tne rinowinseinteachin5.to; ". Tvncrh vision. iW Tthraudio-visual program now rrt his college was B&idance program inau. K last year. He spoke of rZa of the films and pointed iXtto education pictures en tZient must always be a sec consideration. He .also Qjthe advisibility of ex- Wet ol prg"" " Mn. Everett, who was introduced tHn. D. D. Alley, state presl Lt of the Parent Teacher Con- U ,pokeon ',JP:T, A.-8 rarf m e Legislative rrogram , General Assempiy. one eomprehensive resume of the 3 ANOTHER BELK-HUDSON SPECIAL 9x12 WEARTEX Felt Base Rugs five definite objectives before the present session. The five things educators are asking, and for which the speaker seemed confident that, with few exceptions, would be real ized, were; retirement fund for teachers, continued contracts, in crease in pay, expansion program, and an adequate board of educa tion. '' Mrs. D. D. Alley spoke briefly, recognizing the state officials pres ent, including Mrs. Hampton, of Asheville, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Allen Luther, chairman and district chairman of publicity. Mrs. Alley also installed, in addi tion to Mrs. Hyatt, the other elect ed officers, Mrs. George A. Kunze, corresponding secretary and Mrs. Smiley Carver, of Canton, treas urer, . Others taking part on the pro gram included: Jack Messer, coun ty superintendent of schools, who gave the invocation, Mrs, Edward Glavich, vice president, who ex tended a welcome, and Janet Abel, young daughter of Mrs. Mabel Brown Abel, contralto, who sang two numbers, "Down in the Forest," by Ronald, and "My Rose," by Lacy. The latter was accompa nied by Miss Grace Crocker. Mrs. George A. Kunze, retiring president, also presented her an nual report. She was highly prais ed by Mrs. Alley and others for the Splendid service she had rendered the council during the two years she had served as the president, "Unknown" Becomes Film Star C3 i -ST C 7 ' Si arUy because of her extraordinary gift for whistling, Manricatta delbourne (above) daughter of an Australian physician, has bta elected for starring roles In Hollywood. A former concert pianist, the oade her debut at Buckingham Palace. Lately, she baa been a gUMt star on American radio programs. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Creasman an nounce the arrival of a daughter on February 11, at their home in Hazelwood. The newcomer is the twelfth child in the Creasman family. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Lynn were Tw i,, tahiM t which tha called to Taylors, S. C., Sunday " " -.i . J so $298 Mi'! Many Iw. U iL Patterns 3ELK-HUDSON he Home of Better Values" guests were seated were centered with blue bowls of yellow flowers and the colors of the organization were noted in all the appointments. The places at the speakers tables were marked by either corsages or boutonnieres as the case might be. - - . . Miss Mary7 Stentz spent the week-end in Asheville as the guest of friends. Mr. and Mrs. Thad Howell had as their iguest over the week-end Ser geant Sam R. Morris and Sergeant Kirley, the latter of Philadelphia, and both stationed in Spartanburg. ; .' Lieutenant James Davis, of Fort Jackson, spent the week-end with his family In Hazelwood. "' Miss Frances Scates spent the week-end at Candler where she was a guest of her aunt, Miss Helen Morrow.. . . .; ' Mrs. Roy Robinson and family had as guests on Sunday her cous ins, Mr. and Mrs. Cary Morgan, Mrs. Francis Harte and Miss Iris Abbott, all of Bryson City. Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Graham have moved into Ben Medf ord's house on Main street in Hazelwood. . .' . Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Waddell are building an eight room frame house on Brown Avenue. The work is being done by Frady Brothers contractors. because of the death of Mr. Lynn's grandmother, Mrs. L. E. Lynn. They returned to their home on Monday afternon. Mrs. J. R. Morgan is visiting her son and daughter-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. Jasper Morgan in Durham. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Campbell leave today for Lenoir City, Tenn., where they will visit the latter's sister and brother-in-laW, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Dodges. En route home they will stop in Jefferson City, where they will make a brief visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bell. '. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Prevost have returned from a trip to various points in Florida. '. Lieutenant George Plott, of Fort Jackson, spent the week-end with his father, John Plott. Mrs. J. B. Smathers and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Owens,' of Canton, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sum merfow on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Allison are occupying the upstairs of Dr. Roberson's apartment house. Thoy came here from Sylva and Mr. Allison is connected with the Pet Dairy Products Company. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Turbyfill, Jr.,' of New York City, are 'expect ed to visit the former's grand mother, Mrs. P. L. Turbyfill over the week-end. Announcing The Opening Of - -FRANCIS GROCERY Sunset Gold FLOUR 650 Yukon's Best 950 PURE LARD 41b.ctn.33c II 8 lb. ctn. 65c ORANGES,doz.l5c-25c TURNIPS bunch 10c GREENS 2 for 15c Small Large RINSO 3for25c 21c Carnation MILK Small .220 3 Large 220 PISGAH MAID Salad Dressing or Relish Spread r i SA8T0 21270 2" lb. 100 Quart '"J Pounds u, 170 Ptet 15fe 270 5hr23( FRANCIS' GRGGERY WALTER FRANCIS, Owner. opPOSITE MASONIC TEMPLE WAYNESVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bushnell, Jr., of Spruce Pine, spent the week-end with the former's mother, Mrs. S. H. BushnelL Joe Way, student at Mars Hill College, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Way, Jr. Dr. William Sloan, who ig sta tioned at the Replacement Center at Camp Lee, near Petersburg, Va., was the guest during the week of his father, Hugh J. Sloan. Of ficers in the U. S. : Medical corps are trained at the center and sent to various camps throughout the country. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hyatt had as their guest during the past week Miss Marian Cook, of Shelby, Floyd Alford, of Sylvester, Ga., was the guest during the week of his cousin, Hugh J. Sloan. Mrs. John M. Queen has as her guest her nieces, Aldeert Shook and Betty Shook and her nephew, Charles Shook, all of San Jose, Calif. '. ' Mrs. James S. Queen left Thurs day for a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. McClenaghan in Raleigh. Miss Grace Pfeiffer, of Sylvania, Ga made a brief visit during tne week to her aunt, Mr?. W. L. Mc- Cracken. Mrs. Erie Miles and two chil dren, of Great Neck, Long Island, whe have been the guests of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Terrell, returned to their home in the North on Saturday. They mo tored to Spartanburg and took a plane from there. 9 Mrs. J. E. Whisenhunt spent from Sunday until Wednesday at Swan nanoa as a guest of her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Young. Beaverdam Home Club Holds March Meet In New School Lunch Room By Mrs. Frank Williams. The Beaverdam home demonstra tion club held the March meeting' in the new and attractive lunch room of the Beaverdam school buildinig. Twenty-two members were present. The following leaders reports i gave helpful and interesting infor mation; Library, home beautifies tion, home management, garden, poultry, crafts and foods. Mrs. Harley Wright, crafts lead er, displayed a number of attrac tive crochet articles and also an appliqued piece. Mrs. Mark Swain brought a delicious cake made with yeast. Mrs. G. G. Murray gave an account of the excellent craft school held in Waynesville. Miss Mary Margaret Smith dis cussed lines, colors and types of clothes suitable for different fig ures. Miss Smith also talked on "Bed ding and its Care," giving much valuable information on this fea ture of household care. Mrs. Roy Robinson was the win ner in the contest held during the social hour. Mrs. Paul Robinson, Mrs. Tom Hipps and Mrs. Mark Swain served as associate hostesses. Mrs. Troy Davis will be hostess of the April meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lee, Jr., of Spartanburg, spent the week-end in town as the guests of the latter's mother, Mrs, J. L. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Barr have as their guests Mr, and Mrs. Frank Jones and Mrs. 0, M. Merry, of Fairmont, Wis, Mrs. Merry is their daughter, who was before her marriage Miss Genevieve Barr, will make her parents an extended visited before returning to her home. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Alexander, of Cataloochee Ranch, left Saturday for Venice, Fla., where they will spend a fortnight. Mrs. W. W. Norman has returned to her home in Griffin, Ga., after visiting her son-in-law and daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Bar ber, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Farmer Rogers announce the arrival of a son at their home on Sunday, March 9 ORDINARY FINISHES Evan th. b.it h.rdw.od floon ioob btcom. untlgMly looking wh.n thoy .r. fin ished with chup iurfc. fln Uh, Thti flnlihM tcr.tch and wur off, luvlng th. br wood tipoMd to dirt tna grim. BRUCE FLOOR FINISHES Protoct your b.tutlful hard wood floori with Iruct Floor F In ih. d.valoDM bv th. world's largait makar of hardwood flooring. Bruc. Flnlth goal down Into th. wood and taali tha porot , Dot not tcratch. 1 F100R I ! i i 14 Kaapi floori baautlful. McINTOSII FLOOR SERVICE At Massie Hardware Co. YOUNG SHOES... INSIDE AND "Youthfully styled . . designed t( meet the fashion demands of the smart young set everywhere! 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