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)AV, MAY 21, 1942 THE WAYNES V1LLE MOUNTAINEER Pag 7 a veral spirited progres Af' s pL3 Burgin wag found ton score, Mrs. W. R. ldt second high and Mrs. w11 ".. j,. was the winner 1Wte H7asr assisted by her Iae hl M J-mes R. Thomas. ISer're'nt for the affair in sse Prv r ..nAt.T Fersruson, M- it Mrs. J. J, Fer- J. L. TnnM Mr. frs ouibui- u..-, ------ J r, tr Mrs. i rtr, Jr., William .iw; ' mpHW. Mrs. nnah, Mrs- -' "V p r .Prevost, Mrs. C t. aWner ' Massie Miss :We-n Charles Rus- jajwi". , M Tome ''' .... u.:n Ta niferro. th'e Vroup at the tea ' L. Mrs E. Ki- Herman, S H?- and Mrs. Clyde , . . Tipresa Alley unco . fartv On 13th Birthday Theresa Alley was hostess of a rty on gaturaay nc .-s - '"' . i .,.,,.1.. ani aunt. Mr. onie oi n ul. ' . " irked her minwuui- .:w"fMihirpd- the entertain- PPt of the evening. The guest it included: jaciu . w ' rnv virktiatrick.-Jean Ann Irs'dlev Nancy Jones, Dot Nor- is DorothV .uanei, dui ivhucbvu, 1 ...) TVu Ffiiv. Wallace Brown. frtrin Burgin, Bobby Hardin and tommy .Norris. v , rTt ramDbell fc Contract Party Monday Afternoon F' ' t...n oociimhlwl r- La"1!'"11 .-':ends ft her home in 'JP Park 'for Same of cn" m llav afternoon. The was arranged m purpie fidtnce ith the colors Jf:;flin "e' party appoint- Mrs. Roy Hightower Was Hostess To Francis Cove Club Wednesday The Francis Cove Home Demon stration Club met with Mrs. Roy Hightower Wednesday afternoon for the May meeting with 13 mem bers present and one new member, Mrs. Babe Walker. Miss Smith gave a demonstra tion on "The Staff of Life Whole Grain Products." She urged the women to use whole grain flour and cereals. Miss Smith made biscuits using the whole grain flour and they were delicious. She asked the women to buy enriched bread when buying bread. Reports were given on poultry, garden, foods and nutrition, cloth ing, handicrafts, food conservation and defense. The club voted to buy a defense bond. Miss Smith extended an invita tion to the members to attend the district meeting in Franklin May 29th. During the recreation period the members told the funniest thing they knew of that had happened. Mrs. W. K. Boone and Mrs. Iola McElroy won the prize. : The hostess served delicious re freshments. The June meeting will be held with Miss Marion Boggs. Mrs. Joe Gill of Greenwich, Conn., and Waynesville, who has spent the past two months here super vising the erection of a garage and apartment at Walnut Cove Farm, property of the Gills on Jonathan Creek, has returned North for a few weeks. She ex pects to come later in the season with her son Billie and spend the summer here. They will be joined at intervals by Mr. Gill. '.'- Mr. and Mrs. E. K, Herman have as their guest their young niece, Margaret Miles, of Ashe-ville. We Feature Complete 24-Hour RADIO SERVICE A Complete Stock Of Parts For All Makes Our Repair Man Has Had Many Years Experience Phone 106 J. C. Galusha, Owner Main Street IBGRSV WifTSl mm Famous 2-Coaf System MASTIC- i ij"Nf '.'B''7 r I Inn in' i 2 Coats of Pee Gee Equal 3 Coats of AVERAGE PAINT We recommend the Pee Cee 2-Coat System to every home owner In this community be cause It's the best, most eco nomical exterior house paint we have beeq able to find. Itconslstsof 28peclal paints, an Undercoat and a Topcoat which do the work of 3 ordi nary coats. You save time, money and labor. And get a beautifully painted house! Make Wood, Concrete and linoleum Look Like New i'ee Porch anf Floor 'Enamel is specially made for floors nich are exposed to,th weather or subjected to unusual hard r- It's extremely tough and weather-resisting. It dries with dutiful gloss in about four hours. Use it on your porches i ' 1 4." M kitchen, garage, and basement Be sure to employ a reliable painter. llSSce porch AND FLOOR ENAMEL uc!!:a Supply Co. Lake Jnnaluska Junal Phone 88 Birthdav Partv fii vpn For Edward Scates Mrs. Ruth Scates gave a party on Wednesday evening honoring her son, Edward, on his 15th birth day anniversary. ' Games featured the afternoon. Mrs, Scates was assisted in serv ing cake and punch to the guests by her sister, Miss Helen Morrow. The guest list included Aralene Eller, Betty Parris, Teddy Parris, Virginia Smith, Phyllis Ferguson, Margaret Scruggs, Melba Wad dell, Gladys Rathbone, Betty Knight and Naomi Rathbone. Emmet Eller, James Mehaffey, Aaron Hyatt, Clyde Mehaffey, Bennie Bowen, Carol McClain, Doupjlas Bowen, Gerald Davis, Medford Smith, Fletcher Fergu son, Arthur Smith, and Lawrence Robinson. ' ' " Methodist Young People Have Organized Class Miss Corinne Wagenfeld was elected temporary president of a group of young people of the First Methodist church which is being organized into a Sunday school class, from the ages of 20 to 30. Others elected to serve were: vice president. Claude Walkor. secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Henry Tuttle. Several committees were also appointed at the meeting which was held on Tuesday niirht. at t.hn parsonage of the church with Rev. ana Mrs. J. Clay Madison. Mrs. J. Rufus McCracken, super visor of nurses in the district health department, attended the public health section of the State Medical meeting which was held in Charlotte last week. Mrs. Cecil Benfield, of Lenoir, spent the week-end here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert McElroy. Elmer Shields attended the plant protection meeting which was held in Greensboro last Friday and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lane an nounce the birth of a daughter, Mary Frances, on Friday, May 15th, at home.'' Miss Nanette Jones and Miss S. A. Jones have as their guest at their home on Walnut street, Miss Jean Brown, of Clarksburg, Ohio. Mrs. J. W, Hips, of Enka, re turned home Monday after a visit with her sister, Mrs, Jack Camp bell, of Waynesville, route 2. .. . Mrs. Joe N. Tate spent a few days last week in Wilmington, with her son, Joej Jr., who holds a position there. ..: The Y. W. A. of the Hazelwood evening at 7:30 with Miss Willie Mae Cope. All members are urged to be present. Mrs. Gene Ensley, of Gaines ville, Ga., is visiting here with her parents, Mr. und Mrs. Robert Mc Elroy. Mr. and Mrs. Joe N. Tate had as their guests last week, Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Baumgatner, of Mull ville, New Jersey. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Graham had as their guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Beale, of Asheville, and Mrs. Edwin Beale, of Miami, Fla., the latter's parents and sister-in-law. Mrs. Charles E. (Edwards, of Col umbia, S. C, spent last week here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Mehaffey. .. Mrs. Humes Hart and, young daughter, Allen Harte, are visit ing Mr. Harte and son, Humes, Jr., in Cincinnati. WANT ADS FOR RENT Three-room apart ment. Furnished or unfurnished. Reasonably priced. Apply to Dr. I. B. Funke, Rock Rest, South Main street, Phone 162-J. It LOST A red tricycle between Fuller's garage and North Main ; street. Reward. Finder please return to Mrs. W. R. Franklin. : May 21 ' WANTED by reliable couple, no children, rent small home, gar den privileges with option of cash purchase if conditions are ag greeable. Address C. A. &Mrs. Gates, Waynesville, N. C. May21 HEMLOCK PEELERS WANT ED At once 100 men to cut and peel hemlock. Good wages. Best of board. Long time employment. Bemis Hardwood Lumber Co., Robbinsville, Ni C. May 21 FOR SALE At sacrifice a Taylor Tot and folding cot with good pad. Also a screened Simmons bed. Call 331-J. May 21 FOR SALE Plants, vegetables, friers many varieties. D. D. York, Route 1. May 21-28 WANTED Girl's bicycle. Call 2003. May 21. FOR. RENT i Apartment 213 Branner Avenue, H. G. Clayton. May 21. Johnny Johnson, of Galax, Va., was the guest of friends here dur ing the week. Mr. Johnson former ly resided here and " has s many friends in this section. He holds a position with the Carnation Milk Company and is located at a plant in Galax. . Mrs. Hilliard Moody and daugh ters, Misses Roberta, Kathleen and Jacqueline Moody, spent the last week visiting relatives near Rich mond, Va. ' En route there Miss Roberta Moody visited the Uni versity of North Carolina, where she plans to enter as a student in the fall. They were accompanied home by Mrs. Moody s niece, Miss Mozele Parham, of Oxford. Mrs. Joe Scruggs is spending a few days this week in Biloxt, Miss., with Mr. Scruggs, who is in train ing there. Creek Waddell left last week for Newport News, where he has ac cepted a position with the ship building company. Mrs. Waddell plans to join him soon. Mrs. E. .A. Greer is spending several days in Hendersonville with her mother, Mrs.- Isabel! Staton, who is very ill. Dr. J. Rufus McCracken is spending this week in Murphy, where he is operating physician in a tonsil clinic. Dr. Gladys Osborne has returned to town after attending the North Carolina State Medical bociety meeting in Charlotte. Miss Ellen Louise Killian had as her guests on Sunday, Corp. C. W. Kronenburg, Pvt. Harold Tingen, and Sergeant Jim O Bryan, all of rort Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Benjamin Carter, of Knoxville, spent the week-end in town as the guests of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rotha. Mrs. Homer Plott has returned after a two weeks visit to her daughter in Washington, D. C, and relatives in Maryland. Mr. and Mrs. Taft Matney, of Gastonia, left Sunday after a two weeks' visit with the parents of the former, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Matney, in Waynesville, and the latter's family at Lake Junaluska. . Mr. and Mrs. W. Curtis Russ had as their guests over the week end, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tillotson and two children, of Henderson ville. Otis Burgin and young daughter, Carolyn Burgin, have returned from a recent visit to relatives in Waynesboro and Newport News, Va. Richard Ni Bradley, who is at tending Davidson College, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. A. Bradley, on the Balsam road. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Campbell left Wednesday for Lenoir City, Tenn., where they will spend the remainder of the week as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Hodges. Mrs. Charles Russell, of Bre vard, is spending a few days in town this week with her mother-in-law, Mrs. Dave Russell. Marguerite Way spent several days during the week in Kanna polis, where she visited her sister, Miss Hilda Way, who is teaching jn the schools there. Dr. C. N. Sisk was among the Haywood county physicians who attended the annual convention of the North Carolina Medical Society which met in Charlotte last week. Mrs. George Allen, of Detroit, Mich., is visiting relatives here this week. She is alternating her time with Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Bramlett and Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Bramlett. Mrs. Allen was before her marriage Miss Maude Bram lett of Waynesville. ' Robert Burresa, of Lake Juna luska. left Friday for Buffalo, S. C, where he will be employed in the future. His wile ana tnree children will join him in a couple of weeks. Mrs. Harold Fry, of Spring City, Tenn., and Mrs. Bruce Stamey, of Pensacola, Fla., spent the past week here as the guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Melton. J. C. Miller, who has been in Newport News for several weeks, returned on Friday of last week to his home at 109 Branner ave nue. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Heinze are visiting their son, Dr. Robert L. Heinze, in Brooklyn, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Horte, of Fort Lauderdale and Waynesville, have arrived for the summer sea son and will occupy their home on the Price property. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin H. Pease, of Fort Lauderdale, arrived dur ing the week and are occupying their summer home on Allen's Creek. ' fin t4.1 . IS la C1 Work Clothes enlist for SERVICE ON THE FARM... 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