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Pace 4 THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER THURSDAY, MAY Society Many Prizes Given At Woman's Club Benefit Card Party The ways and means committee of the Woman's Club gave a ben efit card party on Frida night at the Hotel LeFaine. Spring flowers were used as a decora ti. note in the dining room where the tables were arranged. f ifteen attractive prizes were presented the winners of the top scores. Mrs. Jack Messer won the grand prize, a handsome mir : rr. Others making top scores and winning prizes were: Mrs. Wil liam Hannah, Mrs. George Bischoff, Mrs. F. G. Frazier, of Waynesville and Atlanta, Mrs. Marion, Jack Messer, George Bischoff, Mr. Thomas M. Seawell, Mr. Harris, of Asheville, Mrs. George A. Kunze, Donald Dunham, Wallace Blackwell, and Mrs. Tom Seawell. ' ', Evelyn Craig Takes Part In Dance Program At Enka Spring Fower Show lEvelyn Craig, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Craig, was one of a group of students from the Margaret Hyatt Dancing school of Asheville, who gave a program at the Enka Spring Flower show held at the gymnasium in Enka on Sat urday night. . .. Presbyterian Women Will Hold Annual -Birthday Party Tuesday The Woman's Auxiliary of the Waynesville Presbyterian church will hold the annual birthday party on Tuesday afternoon, May 20th, at 3 :30 o'clock at the home of Miss Alice Quinlan. Each auxiliary studies the cause to which the group choose to give their annual offering. This year the afternoon program will center on "Brazil" and ''The Collegiate Home at Montreat." Turner-Loflin Marriage Made Known by Parents Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Turner have announced the - marriage of their daughter, Miss Mary Anne Turner to Thomas J Loflin, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Loflin, of Hendersonville. The vows were solemnized in Spartanburg, S. C, on Sunday, December the 22nd. Mrs. Loflin is a graduate of the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina. Mrs. J. W. Blitch In Charge Of Program Of Bethel Church Meeting Mr. And Mrs. Russell Announce Marriage Of Daughter On March 16 Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Russell, of Waynesville, Route Two, have an nounced the marriage of their daughter,' Miss Lucille Russell, to Way Messer, son of R. L. Messer and the late Mrs. Messer, of Clude, Route One. The wedding took place on Sun day, March the 16th, at Clayton, Georgia. The bride is a graduate of the Fines Creek high school Mr. Messer holds a position with the American Enka Corporation. The couple left Monday for Folly Beach, S. C, for a wedding trip after which they will reside near Canton. President Calls Special Business Meeting Of Waynesville Music Club Mrs. Henry Foy, president, is Mrs. J. W. Blitch was in charge of the program at the May meet ing of the woman's society of Christian Service of the Bethel Methodist church which met with Mrs. G. C. Chambers on Wednes day afternoon. Mrs. Paul Hyatt, president, presided. The meeting opened with as sembly singing, with Mrs. Henry Garner leadine the devotional period with the theme of "Mes-.'trip South' sages of Jesus to Women." 1 Mrs. uniton Terrell- ana Mrs, J. W. Blitch discussed "The Re suits of Christian Education by Methodist Missions in This Coun try and Abroad." Announcement was made that the next meeting would be held with Mrs, Henry Evans. .' . :" Music Club Will Hold Annual Open Meeting Tuesday The annual open meeting of the Waynesville Music Club will be held on Tuesday evening. May 20th, at the home of Mrs. Hugh A. Love at 8 o'clock. A program of exceptional merit and interest is being planned for this much an ticipated event in the musical cir cles of the community. : Miss Margaret Terrell, Mrs. Troy Wycbe, and Miss Ida Jean Brown are in charge of the pro gram. Each member is privileged to invite two guests. Mr. And Mrs. Ted Howell Announce Marriage Of Their Niece On May 3rd Mr. and Mrs. Ted Howell have announced the marriage of their niece. Miss Mattie Will Williams, to Charles Griffin. The vows were solemnized in Clayton, Ga., on Saturday, May the 3rd, in the presence of a small group of friends and members of the family. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Williams, of Gas ton and: Jackson counties. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Griffin, of Flat Rock, Mich. Mr. Griffin holds a position with the Detroit Timkin Axle Company, The young couple will reside in Flat Rock, following a weddinsr 1 The Lees Have It i ! II I:l Mr. And Mrs. Underwood Hosts Of A Picnic Dinner To Employees Of .Plant Mr. and Mrs. Charles Under wood were hosts of a picnic dinner at noon on Sunday honoring the employes of the Underwood Nov elty Company, which tn former owns. The occasion marked the birthday anniversary of Mr. Un derwood. Those enjoying the affair were Mr, and Mrs. Bob Hall, Mr. and Mrs. George Sisk, Mrs, Scott En glish, Mrs. Lillie Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Galloway, Miss Betty Ramey, Mr, and Mrs. J. P. Under wood, Mr. and Mrs. George Gal loway, Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Campbell, Mrs. D. L. Putman, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lovelace, Also Wallace P, Lovelace, Dewey Cooper, Hedford Parkins, Ernest Rogers, Howard Cooper, Sam Brown, Earl Ramey, Robert Ramey, Billy Ramey, Bill Green, Hampton Galloway, Carl Rathbone, Mr. and Mrs. James E. Underwood, Horace Ensley, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Grant, and Miss Jennie Faye Putman. ,'.'. The following made up a party Spending the week-end in Gatlin burg, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Edwards, Miss Edna Blanton and Lonize Messer, ." Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Killian and daughter, Mrs. John M. Queen, Jr., were the guests during the week of Leon Killian, Jr.. who is now calling a special business meeting located in Newport News, of the members of the Waynes- tU1 Music Club at her home on Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock. AU members are urged to attend as 'matters of special interest to the group will be discussed. Miss Catherine Palmer, who is now residing in Raleigh, spent the week-end in town with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James M. Palmer. .-. Week-End Specials HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT WIDE RUFFLED 1 IDT AIM CURTAINS CUK,fllN Pin and cushion dots, also STRETCHERS plain and tailored,, per pair ' 87x99 TORN KRINKLE BED - SPREADS SHEETS Full size All colors Special . This Week Only 9 x 12 Foot Guaranteed LINOLEUM gwi RUG Regular $7.95 Value BeSMudson Co. The Home Of Better Values j, . ' ' Joint Hostesses Give Contract Party Honoring Mrs. Williams, Of Gary Mrs. C. F. Kirkpatrick and Mrs. C. E. Frazier were hostesses on Tuesday evening at the Hotel Le Faine of a contract party honor ing Mrs. R. B. Williams, of Carey, guests of Mrs. C. N. Sisk. When the scores were added Mrs. J. M. McGraw was found to hold the top score. Mrs. Williams was also presented with a remem brance of the evening. The guest list included: Mrs G. N. Sisk, Mrs. R. B. Williams, Mrs. T. M. Seawell, Miss Robena Miller, Mrs, J. M. McGraw . Mm J. W. Reed, Mrs. M. II. Reeve. Mrs. Ruth Graves, Mrs. Lily Ray mond, ana Mrs, Grady Boyd. Mrs. Williams, Guest Of Mrs. Sisk, Is Being Extensively Eentertained Mrs. R. B. Williams, of Carv. who is spending this week with Mrs. C. N. Sisk, is the recipient of a number of delightful courte sies from the friends oi her hos tess. V' - . On Monday Mrs. Sisk entertained with a luncheon at the Hotel Le Faine in honor of her guest. The table was centered with a bowl of tulips in mixed shades. When the scores were added Mrs. J. W. Reed was found to hold the ton uumoer. On Tuesday Mrs. J. W. Reed en tertained Mrs. Sisk and her guest informally at luncheon at the Gordon Hotel, which wu follow ed by contract. On Wednesday Mrs. T. M. Sea well was hostess of a luncheon party given at the home of Mrs. H. W. Burnette. Following the serving of luncheon the guests motored to the home of the hos tess at Lake Junaluska. where they enjoyed an afternoon of bridge.."' Mrs. Dan Watkins Is Serving As Chairman Of Club Program Today The May meeting of the Woman's Club will be held this afternoon in the Sunday school rooms of the Presbyterian church with Mrs, George A. Kunze, chairman of music, will have charge ol the pro gram, which will be confined to religious Music. Mrs. Dan Watkins will serve as chairman of hostesses, and Mrs Felix Stovall, retiring president, win preside tor the last time. All members are urged to attend tlje meeting. ..'' " Mr, And Mrs. Joe Tate Announce Marriage Of Daughter On May 5th Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tate have an nounced the marriage of their daughter, Miss Lillie Tate, to Ser geant Rufus CarswelL of Fort Jackson and Waynesville, on May 8, in Clayton, Georgia, in the presence of a few friends. The bride is the youngest daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs, Joe Tate, of Hazelwood, and is a graduate of the The Waynesville township high school. - The groom is a son of Mrs. Rufus Carswell and the late Rufus CarswelL of Waynesville. He is a graduate of the Waynesville township high school and is in the U. S. Army service at Fort Jack son. Mrs. Carswell is at present with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Hyatt in H axel-wood. J. Meet Jane Cox, the girl with th most beautiful legs in America. Sns was selected from six famous leg models who competed as finalists is an Ideal American Legs" conteal in New York. St. John's Dramatic Club Presents Two Plays On May 21st On Wednesday evening, May the 31st, St. John's High School Dra matic club will present two one-act plays. One consists of an all boys east, the other is given by rour girls. "The Fatal Letter," the boys' piay, includes the following cast Frederick Roberts, Bill Hannah Mr. Lauber, Spaldon Underwood and Paul, Wingate Hannalj, the valet. ' Cheerfulness which captures all hearts is the theme of the girls' play, "The Incurable Optimist" This cast includes: Mary Gray, the incurable optimist, Martha Cabe; Carolyn, her daughter. Larraine Mrrtel; Grandmother, Gladys Kenney; and Mrs. Hodees. Kath leen Allison. Miss Ruth Turner, who is at tending the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina, spent the week-end with her par ents, Mr, and Mrs. P. D. Turner. Corporal Joe Shipley, of Fort Jackson, is spending several days I here with his family. ',-. Mrs. Willis Smith, of Raleigh, spent several days here during the past week with her father "and brother, Mr. W. T, Lee and Com mander Henry Lee. V . Mr. and Mrs. W. Curtis Russ and young daughter, Marguerite Russ, spent the week-end with relatives in Hendersonville. Cupid Has Wings Mrs. C. N, Sisk has as her guest this week, Mrs. R. B. Wil liams, of Carey. Mrs. Williams came here from Winston-Salem where she attended the annual state convention of the North Car olina Federation of Women's Clubs. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Alford, or Houston, Texas, and' Mrs. D. P. Alford, of New Orleans, are visiting here. Mrs. Milton Alford is the former Miss Iva Clark, of this county.' '. Miss Ruth Burgin spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Burgin. Miss Bui gin is a member of the Brevard College choir and will be in the party mak ing the tour giving concerts in various cities. Dr. S. P. Gay is attending the annual convention of the North Carolina Dental Society which is St. John's Music Pupils Presented In Annual Recital St. John's School presented, its annual musical recital last night in tne school hall. Prizes were awarded to Theresa Liner and Lor raine Martel for the hiehest rat ings... The following program was rendered- "An Orchard in Bloom," G. H. Davis, by Jane Grace White; "Flower Waltz," H. P. Hopkins, by Betty Jo. Noland; "The Wood en Soldier, J. Thomas, by Tommy Alexander; "A Hammock Song," A. Weidig, by Barbare Steneri. Also, "The Sandman's Song," R. L. Bruce, by Carolyn Cooper; "On Skates," E. Ketterer, Billy Shields; "The Singing Clock," M. Aaron, by Bette Hannah; "The Paper Chase," P. Swansan, by Lorraine Martel; "Fifi," A. Alt bayer, Jackie Sue Messer; "The Train," annonymous, Richard Un derwood; "Jeanie with the Light ! in session in Pinehurst this week. Brown Hair," S. Foster, Cornelia i Aiediord. Also, "Darling Heart," by Dor othy Martel; "Aragomaise," Masanet, Theresa Liner; "Beau tiful Dreamer," , S. Foster, Ann Kramer; "Catch Me," W. Smith by Bobby Hardin; "Brown Eiyed busans Nod Their Heads." B. Codc land, by Ann Mormino; "Spinning oong, A. Ellmenreich, by Spaldon Underwood; "Dolls Dream. T. Cesten, by Bette Hannah; "Valse Lapnce," Frances Deloen. bv Theresa Liner; "Night in June," by chorus. Chapter Of Children Of Confederacy Are Reorganized For Work The Haywood chapter of the Chil dren of the Confederacy was re organized on Friday afternoon at a meeting at the home Miss Eugenia Martin. Miss Martin was elected to serve as president for the cominr year. Others who were chosen to Serve with her include; first vtee rresi dent, Gladys Walker; second rice president, Bebe Medford; secretary, Patsy Gwyn; treasurer, Betty Bradley; historian, Jane Dudley rrancis; Tregistrar, Marguerite Way; and chaplain, Louise Martin. The group decided to meet the second Friday of each month. Plans for the program of the com ing year were discussed. An nouncement was made that the June meeting would be held in the city park followed by a picnic sud- per, and that the adult chapter would give a party for the group in the near future. Twelve members were present, including Mrs. F. E. Alley, adult leader ol -the chapter. v ) George Vieira, buck private atCamn Roberts, Paso Robles. Cal., and his former dancing partner, Marjorie Keeler, leave Los Angeles by plane for Las Vegas, Nev, where they were married. The rush was neces- sary because the bridegroom was oij a two-day furloueh. The bride is the sister of Ruby Keehr. former screen actress. i Mrs. Gene Wyatt Gives Party For Daughter At Home In Hazelwood Mrs. Gene Wyatt entertained group of children at her home on Wednesday afternoon honoring her aaugnter, Carolyn on her seventh birthday anniversary. Outdoor games were played. Ice cream and cake were served. Those present were; Joel Burrell, Betty Truitt, Roberta Smith, Jackie Truitt, Beulah Mae Mauney, Mitzi Sutton, Janet Wyatt, Billy Whit tier, James Shields, Tilda Mae Win chester, Phyllis Wyatt, Barbara Hoyle, Betty Garwood, Mary Jo Garwood, Nell Wyatt, Doris Scruggs, Harold Scruggs, Boyce Wyatt and Louise BurrelL Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Moss, f Charlotte, are visiting relatives in the county. Mrs. Neta Bramlett and little Linda Welch have returned home after spending a week as the guests of Mrs. Fannie Austin at her plantation near Columbia. - Captain George Plott. of Fort Jackson, spent the week-end in town with Mrs. Plott. ''. Lt. David Stentz, IT. S. Air Corps, who has spent the past ten days here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Dale Stentz, left Mon day for Self ridge Field, near De troit, where he will be stationed '.; " - Mrs. Lester Poteate and three young daughters left during the week for Newport News, Va., where they go to join Mr. Poteate who is now located there. They were accompanied by Mrs. M. A, Poteate who will be their guest for a couple of weeks, Mrs. J. C- Poore, of Jackson. Ohio, is the guest of Mrs. L. S. Gauldin, at the Hotel Gordon. Mrs. Poore has spent the winter at the Alhambra Hotel in West Palm Beach. Mrs. Guy Withers,f Washing ton. D. C. has returned tn Vipt home after spending several days here with her sister. Miss Lois Harrold. :v Mrs. H. 0. Champion. Miss Mar garet Burgin and Miss Frances Burgin, were recent guests of friends and relatives in Gastonia and Charlotte. They were accom panied by Mrs. Lewis Brewer. who visited her parents in Shelby. . Mrs. Mable Brown Abel rwnf .v. . . . m past weeK-end m Burnsville vis ing friends. Mr. and Mrs. William Shoolbred motored to Elizabethton, Tenn., lucsuay, ror ineir mother, Mrs. J. N. Shoolbred, who had just return ed from an extended visit in Balti more. Mrs. H. L. Frost of Deinton, a sister of Mrs. Shoolbred, accompanied them to Waynesville ior a vis ltd Captain and Mm rjrlo txr Miles, who are now residing in Atlanta, were the guests during the week of the lattera and Mrs. J. G. TerrelL They came to Uke their young daughter, Margaret Ann Miles and son, Earte White Miles, Jr., home after vis iting their grandparents. Cap tain and Mrs. Miles hav moved from Long Island to At lanta, where the former was trans ferred in hia Minniurfin. v work. Mrs. 0. C. McLean, of Mills River, is ill at the home of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. L, C. Davis, in Hazelwood. ' Mr. Hessie Caddy, Mrs. Cecil Benfield and Cecil Gaddy returned to Hazelwood Sunday after a visit Balentine Family Reunion At Horn And Mrs. Clayton V The family of Mr. and M Balentine, of Ware Shoal helda, family reunion on at the home of Mr. and M ton Walker. 1 Among those present 1 iiu mis. li. ji. t,oin and and Mrs. J. M. Balentine r tv iancy narris, all of 1 mr. ana airs, trskin Pi T o n . t L,yiuan, o. ear. and Mri "o- two cnuaren S. C; Mr. and Mrs. J.' tine, and Mr. and Mrs tsaiencine and son. all &noais; and Mr. and M4 Balentine and two ehiM, and Mrs. Chas. Balentinel and Mrs. William Balentii : Hazelwood Baptist W Will Meet This After! T.1 Trr . . iuo vyunmns JllSslona 9 TT 1 i .1 will meet as a circle at tl oi Miss Lethia Knight oi day at 2:30 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. R c Owners 4nd managers of tj way Hotel, have arrived I Pkersburg and will short the Parkway to guests, . . .' Miss Martha Wav. taught in the Mt. Airy sehf mg the past year, arrived day. '. :..' Fab Briggs, of Raleii attended the funeral of with Mr. and Mrs, Gene Ensley in , Clyde H. Ray, spent seVef Gainesville, Florida in town during the week. In Shopping For SHOES . ... 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