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I to Sak. AUGUST 21, 1941 bCilAYi r: : : -r- KocTeTy TIIS WAYNESYILLE MOUNTAINEER : TiTstice pec."a:" 1041 place m The mi jf Modern roetxjr Bie Justice, of Med- - th authors re included in "The rfzL pmm. i94i " Le volume just publwh 12,000 writers br- Ir, part of the United nd Canada competed for a the volume, but only a rcentaife of thesewere rite poetry of sufficient be accorded a place in Winn Dav At Branch Will -Id Again This Year , nnounced yesterday that oil decoration day at the 3rsnch Baptist church on Crek would be held as is year, the last Sunday in program committee have out an interesting all-day , with the usual picnic t the noon hour. " ":.'''':":-.: Icroggs Given . ay Party . C. Had entertained her nddaughter, Jean Scruggs, irthday supper Aug. 13th. resent were Mr. and Mrs. and Marie and Har- falso Mrs. Horace Wright fchter. Judy. Mr. and Mrs Caddis and children, Bell, Uuanita, and Carolyn, and tad, : I ... myrtle Bennett and Miss loner, of Hendersonville. fce today to spend several Ih Mr. and Mrs. W. Curtis Erown Avenue. The form- Jster of Mrs, Russ. Wedding Breakfast Honors Bridal Party on Saturday Mrs. Ellen Louise Killian Queen and her brother. Leon M Killian Jr., entertained with a wedding- breakfast at noon on Saturday for their cousin. Mi. TTaaol. tine Swift, and Lieutenant David scents ana the members of their bridal party. In the living room Dink and whit and in the dining room the bridal motif was carried out in detail. Each table was centered with an arrangement of flowers, and the places were marked by favors of small pictures of the bride and groom in gilt frames. Mrs. Queen and Mr. Killian were assisted in receiving their guests by their parents, Mr. and Mrs, L. M. Kil lian, Mrs. Tom Campbell and Mrs. Howard Hyatt. The truest list included the bride and crnnm-alM't Mr and Mra W F. Swift, Mr. and Mrs. J. Dale Stentz, Mr. and Mrs. George Stentz, Miss Emily Siler, Miss Jane Stentz. Miss Hilda Wv. Mis Sarah Jane Walker, Miss Joyce Juniper, Miss Mary Stentz, Mar garet Preston, of Birmingham, Mrs. W. L. Hardin, Jr., Anne Har din, Miss Nancy Killian, Miss Laura Arledee. Rev. and Mrs. Malcolm Williamson, Bill Swift, Sammy Little, of Charlotte, James J. Howell, of Fort Jackson, Elton Eley, of Greensboro, BAPTIST WOMEN TO MEET The missionary meeting of the Hazelwood Baptist church will meet as a circle at the home of Mrs. J. M. Woodard, Thursday at 2:30 p. m, Miss Grace Crocker is spending two weeks at the State University in Chapel Hill, where she is at tending a music conference. Week End Specials! ON CHEESE LAYER CAKE ... . . I as lemon flavor. Yellow butter layers filled with creamy cheese and frosted with divinity. M Buttered Layer . , Food Layers late Layers ; Pound Cake Coffee Cakes WAYNESVILLE BAKERY I Street Phone 73-W Opposite Masonic Temple I I I I I I I Mrs. William Hannah had as her guest during the week Mrs. Theodore Weaver, of Salisbury. Mrs. Wmvaf llaa Haaii vlaitina her husband's father, Congressman enuion Weaver, and other rela tives.'. Patsy Gwyn and Marguerite Way returned last night from Chapel Hill where thev were the guests during the week of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar J. Coffin, John B. Shackford, who teaches in the State College of South Dakota, is spending a fortnight here with his family who are here for the summer. .;... ' . Cornnral IimM Harrlon TTnw ell, of Fort Jackson, spent sev eral da va dur in a the week here with his parents, Major and Mrs. J. H. Howell. Miss Ruth Wyche, principal of the Vashti School of Thomasville, Ga,t is spending a week here as the guest of her aunt, Mrs. W. L. Hardin, and her sister-in-law, Mrs. Troy Wyche. V Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gill have as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Vincent and son, Haywood, of Dallas, Texas. Mrs. Vincent is a sister of Mrs. Gill. Mr. and Mrs. Van Preston and two children arrived this week from St. Petersburg, for a two weeks visit. Mr. Preston is minis ter of music in one of the largest churches in St. Augustine. . p Mrs. I. J. Brown and her daugh ter. Miss Ida Jean Brown, had as their guests during the week-end Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hovis, or Charlotte. '. Dr. I. B. Funke had as her euests last week her cousin ,the Rev. Macy Little and Mrs. Little, returned missionaries from China. Mrs. Lit tle is the former Miss'Nell-1 unke, of Charleston, S. C. .. Mrs. Maude S. Hare, of Clewis- ton, Fla., who has spent the past several summers here is a guest at the home of Mrs. Horace Fergu son on East street. Mrs. Jennie MacFavden has as her guests Mr. and Mrs. Wiches, of Miami, Mrs. M. E. Ler ouett, oi Deland, and Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Hayes, of Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Bramlett him u their iruests Mrs. George Allan and her grandson. Neil Brown, and GwendolynBowen, of LCtl VJV : ' " Mr. and Mrs. Harry Remein and .Tnhn Remein. of Rochester, N. i., and Quinten Remein, of Spartan bur. S. C. were week-end guests of Miss Wilma Hoyle and Miss Elizabeth Noland. New High Prices Being Paid Here For Manufactured Milk By Pet Dairy : t Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Briffht. of Lake Junaluaka, axe now resid ing in Asheville, where the former is connected with a Jewelry nrm. Glenn Scruggs and Miss Frances Cagle were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scruggs Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. M, Argenbright, of Arlington, Va are visiting the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Clark. They were accompanied by 'Bud" Clark, who has been on an extended visit up there. wis the time to et them ready ind Save 1 . i n ) 1 -'"" iV V 970 Children Dresses Hundreds of brand new bright stripes, $T plaid and solid combinations. .A won- II derful buy at Bonny Blair, Cinderella originals, Shir ley Temple, Kate Greenaway frocks, beautifully designed with that "grown up" for teen-age smartness SIZES 3 to 16 48 )18 WELL MADE Cotton Dresses 690 CHILDREN'S Sweaters, all sizes 39c-59c-97c udson Dress SHORTS khaki Boys' Cotton WASH SUITS r5...59c-97c Boys' LONGIES, stripes and solids . - Boys' POLO SHIRTS . . & SV Boys' DRESS SHIRTS, CgM taat mlnr. full cut ..... 3W . ut-J y The Home Of V tter Values" wnnir SHIRTS OVERALLS, heavy quality. Can not to be replaced at this CdJjjJ Price. Sizes 2 to 16. . . Mrs. W. P. Sutton and children, Farrel and Mitzie, spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Sutton in West Asheville. Rnhert CoDe. Jr.. of Fort Jack son, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, R. L. vope. 9 m Bill Milner had as his guest re cently, one of the teachers from the University . of South Carolina, Dumas Turner. ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Clearance Hen drix and children. Hubert. Calvin and Barbara from Hopewell, Va., are visiting relatives here. - Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Roirers had as their guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Springs and daughter, Patricia, of Spartanburg, S. U Miss Meredith Whitaker. of An drews, home economics teacher in the local hieh school. IS the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Crawford. .'. . Mrs. Phillio Myers and young daughter, Laura, of East Orange, N. J have arrived to spend the re mainder of this month and tnrougn September with the former's par ents, Judge and Mrs. Frank Smath ers. Mrs. Myers is the former Miss Virginia Smathers. Mrs. Chas. M. Moore, of Atlantic ritw will arrive this week to spend a fortnight here as the guest of TiiHirA ami Mrs Frank Smathers. Mrs. Moore is the former Miss Lona Tillman, daughter oi tne late Senator Ben Tillman, of South Parnlina and has often visited Mrs. Smathers and Miss Nancy luman here. ' . athers. of Miami, has arrived to spend two weeks here with his parents, Judge ana aira Frank Smathers. ': .Mra." Delos Crary and two daughters, of Wilmore, Ky., ar vis iting the former's mower, iur. o. A.Jones. Mrs. Crary is me imm er Miss Virginia Jones, oi w y nesville. . ;.'.:-: . Mr and Mrs. W. L. Hardin, Jr., and children, Bobby and Ann, are spending this week at Myrtle Beach. .. tin lr.moat Kesler. of u ft' " ' , dio ' Vo nent the weekend in Hazelwood with their son, Harris t'.i.. Vim hppn assistant pas- tor of the Hazelwood Methodist i....u TntiB: Mr. Kesler ac- BlliC - , companied his parenU back to their home. r. ctnl-t Rnherson is spending this week in Colearin, with Mrs. Roberson and children, &tuan, jr., j June, who have beesn niiu ' , . visiting Mrs. Roberson's relatives there for the past several ww They will return home saturaay. www- . in n r. Mastin. of Wedowee, Ala., has arrived for a ten-day visit with her children, Miss Debrayda Fisher and Clyde Fisher. Mrs. Robert Trammell and young a k.. Haai. who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Fish, for the past several weeks, will return to their home in ureenvme, S. C, Saturday. Miss Francis Patton had her mAS nvAf the ; week-end. Miss Gean Brooks, of Asheville. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Waddell have as their guests this week, Mrs. irjAii. nanta. Mr. and Mrs. t D.)fnl and two 01 Mrs. Buford's grandchildren, rreaia ana Julia Ann, all of Parma Miss,. While here they have been visiting points of interest. W W Fred Allison have iui. "u . , as their guests this week, Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Knight and small son, Henry, Jr., ana wonne, -u.yue i nrnn A nitaraan. all OI Ral- eigh, also Mr. Victor TalUton, of Dallas, Texas. t. arA Mrs. Pelarin Blanton vAnv, Atkinson has as her guest for a fortnight Mary Anne Kunze, j nf Mr. and airs, ueorge A Knnie. of Leaksvuie, wno irom- erly resided here. w of Gaffney. n .-j .; urn. Rill, were the guests during the week of the former's sister, Mrs. n. u. w Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Miller and ;i. Mr and Mrs. Ken Mil ler and Dot Young spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. L. A. noung m Cleveland, S. C. With the prices of manufactur ing milk prices hitting a new high IavwI. amall nmHnrra tt thia trraHa milk are realising good invest ments on their herds, it was shown this week. An example was cited, in which A. T. Medford, of Pigeon, realised $17.23 during July from three rows, besides the milk used for family consumption. Mr. Medford sold his milk to Pet Dairv Pro ducts Company, which is advertis ing this week for more milk. Mr. Medford is increasing his herd in order to produce more milk for the local plant, The nrice for manufacture milk on Tuesday was $2.00 per hundred lor per cent butteriat, according to R. B. Davenport, local plant manas-ei'. The local Pet Dairy plant during July paid lor mux ana iator, sio, 000. an auditor's reoort revealed. Milk from the Waynesville plant is now being hold at wholesale m Asheville. Miss Frances Dunn, who is now located in Shelbj-ville, Tenn., has returned to her home after visit- inar her mother, Mrs. C. B. At kinson. She was accompanied by her sister, Miss Margaret Atkin son, who will visit her. . . .. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Van Gicson, Jr and son. Buddy, of Stratford, Conn., are visiting the Senior Van Giesons at Sycamore Cottage on the Pigeon road. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Van Gieson, of Nashville, will loin them here for the week-end. '.'.'.. n H Williams has returned to his home in Noblesvllle, Ind., af ter spending a week with Mrs. Williams' parents, Mr. and .Mrs. M. O. Galloway Quilt, Rug Show Attracted Large Crowds Yesterday (Continued from page 1 Woody, (b) D. D. Perry; class 4, best Qld quilt, $1.00, Mrs. Harry Marshall, Mrs. Kate Marshall hon orable mention. Class 5, best hooked woolen rug, flloral design, $1.00, Mrs. J. C. PatrirV honorable mention. Mrs. Chas. Burgin; class 6, best hook ed rug conventional design, $1.00, Mrs. Ben Colkitt; honorable men tion. Mrs. Kate Morris: class 7, no entry; class 8, no entry; class 9, best large rug over SS inches, $1.00, Mrs. Clayton Walker, honor able mention, Mrs. Rufus Siler; class 10, $1.00, best smau hook ed rung under 36 inches, $.50, Mrs. Will Medford; class 11, best hooked rug chair seat, Mrs. Troy Wyche, $1.00, honorable mention, Mrs. Chas. Burgin. Plana 12. no entrvt class 13. best crocheted spread, $1.00, Alice Stringneld; class 14, no entry; class 15, best new modern woven sread, $1.00. Mrs. Clark Medford. hon orable mention, Mrs, Sarah Brad ley; class 16, best old woven spread, $1.00, Jean Nelson, honorable men- W. A. GREEN NOW AT MAGGIE "rV. A. Green, formerly of the Ro-gers Cafe in Wayneaville, is now located on the Soco Gap road at Maggie. Mr. Green has been car-' rying groceries, soft drinks, ice cream, etc., but is now re-modeling his place preparatory to serving sandwiches and short orders. He will also prepare and pack lunches for picnickers. tion, Mrs. Ned Medford; class 17, best embroidered spread, $1.00, Mrs. Hall Bryson, honorable men tion, Mrs. John Queen; elasa 18, best afghan, $1.00, Mrs. Clark Med ford,, honorable mention, Alice Stringneld. Class 21, best piece of needle noint. J1.00. Mrs. J. W. Ray. hon- orable mention, Mrs. Hal Bryson; class 22, best dlspuy or nana weaving, $1.00, Balsam Weavers; class 23, best collection of carved animals, $1.00, Goose Creek Crafts; class 24, no entry; Class 25, best luncheon set, $1.00, Mrs. J. Wilford Ray. : and family spent Sunday in Gatlin burg with friends. They visited points of interest in the park. . V'; ' Miss Wilma Trantham, of New port News, is spending this week with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kelley on East street. .' rr ."anil Mrs. H. C. Hassoll, of Tuscaloosa, Ala., have arrived for a week's visit to their cousin, Kob ert McLean. .;'. A nna .To Miller and Jean Norria spent last week in Brevard visit, ing Mr. and Mrs. C. L. McClure and Mr, and Mrs. Howard Page. f CONTAINS NO ALUM, THERE- IfORE LEAVES NO BITTII TA3TI I H-phophata doublcacfng FN EC Sand for NEW booklet, epff Wining aoiani or onani isaaa iu im prove your baking. Addraaa: Rumrord Baking Powdar. Box V, Rumford, R. I. an.i Mr anil Mrs. Howard Pass. 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