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THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER
Mr. a"d Mrs. Hosaflook
E.itsrtain With Supper
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Hosaflook
were hosts on Pridav evenW of r
picnic supper at their home in the
aoco uap road. The affair was i
given in honor of visiting relatives.
including Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lee
Henry ana daughter, Darlean Hen-
ry, G. W. Henry, Vincent Henry,
ana iqya Henry, all of New Or
leans.
utners present for the supper
were: Miss BiUie Calhoun. Mr.
and Mrs. C. T. Frady and daugh
ter, Miss Hazel Frady, Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh J. Frady and daughter,
Janice, oi canton, Mr. and Mrs.
Johnnie Jones, Mrs. Robert Fie,
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Henry and son,
lommie, Miss Louise Henry, Mrs.
G. W. Henry, Mrs. Vincent Henry,
Mrs. j. a. Henry, Josie Ballard,
miss vera Hosaflook, and Rex
Hosaflook.
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nev. l,. Allen, who is now
employed on construction work at I
rontana Dam, spent the week-end I
at his home in the Allen's Creek
section.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Shoolhred, I
who are now located in Newport
iews, va., nave returned after
visiting the former's mother, Mrs.
jonn xm. Shoolnred,
Mr. and Mis. George Stentz, of I
:ewport Mews, are visiting the
formers parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. i
IJale btentz.
Marriage Took Place Saturday
iiiiiiiiiisiiiiii
'M't
Mrs. Horace Frost, who has
spent the past several months here
wim ner sister, Mrs. John N. Shool
hred, has returned to her home in
H.lizabethton, Tenn,
Lee Ross, of The Waynesville
Mountaineer, is spending this week
wiui relatives in Morganton.
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Mn
Mrs. G. N. Henson, of Forest
City, spent' the week-end here
with her mother, Mrs. P. L. Turby
fill. .:
Mr. and Mrs. Flnv4 Pn j
children, of GastoAiia, were the
guests of relatives in town over
the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gill and son,
Bill, of New York
- Mvvun tV.Il,
vjuhii., arrived during the week
Mr. Gill returned to New York on
Sunday, but Mrs. Gill and son,
Bill, will remain for the summer.
They will be joined later in the
season by Mr. Gill.
' Mrs. Virginia MacFayden Hall,
of Richmond, Va., was the recent
truest of her mother, Mrs. Jennie
MacFayden.
Cai'l Clifton Hill uhn hl.fnr., . , A , ,-, .
. , ' '. Ke at 8 ociock aai-
l'Vli y n? Schenectady, N. Y., ta Lt. Hill, mn of Mr. and Mr,
vvaae hiii, of Canton, was JMiss Alice Stringfield, daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. Thomas Stringfield, of Waynesville.
Miss Alice Stringfield Wedded To
u. tan Hill In Schenectady
The marriage of Miss Alice
Stringfield, daughter of Drs and
Mrs. Thomas Stringfield to Lieu
tenant Carl Clifton Hill wan anlem.
nized on Saturday evening, July
18th at 8 o'clock at the First
Methodist Church of Schenectady,
N. Y., with the pastor, the Rev.
Leon M. Adkins performing .the
ceremony.
There were no attendants, the
bride and bridegroom entered the
church together. The bride worn
a suit of heavy white silk, with all
wmie accessories. Her hat wh nh
was a small model, was fashioned
of silk and trimmed in tailored
bows of the same material, and was
worn with a veil. Her boquet was
of roses, lilies of the valley and
Edwina Wright Weds
Former Waynesville Man
Mrs. Bertha Wright, of Canton,
has announced the marriage of
her daughter, Mjss Edwina Wright,
to Hugnie C. Shelton, of Charles
ton, S. C., which took place on
Wednesday. Julv 15th. at Soar
tanburg. S.'C.
The bride is a Graduate of the
canton, high school. The bride
groom attended the Waynesville
townshiD hie-h Rchool when he re.
siaea nere with his family.
Mr. Shelton is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. B. A. Shelton, of Lei
cester, route 1, who formerly lived
here. At present he is employed
by the Gas Company, of Asheville.
The young couple will make their
home in Leiscester.
Mr. and Mrs. Hulon R. Thorn.
asson and daughter Katheryn of
I ournngton, were guests durine- the
weeK ot Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Yates,
.
Mrs. R, W. Cobbs, of Blackstone.
Va, is the guest of her mother,
Mrs. J .T. Pavne in Hazulwood. and
while in this section she will also
friends in Lake Junaluska and
Waynesville.
Fred Howell, of Providence, R.
i.t spent the week-end here with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. A.
Howell.
Mr, and Mrs. John Way Kiik
patiick and two child r en. Dorothv
Jean and Billie Wayne, of Spar
tanburg, spent the week-end here
with the former's parents, Dr. and
Mrs. W. L. Kirkn.-itrifk
Rev. and Mrs. C. E. Kirkpatrick
of Marion are at their summer
home at Lake Junaluska, and they
have with them their dunrrVifpf
'Mrs. John .JnneK. nf rhn-lct..r,
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S. C. Rev. Kirkpatrick is the sup
erintendent of the Marion HistnVt
of the Methodist Church.
THURSDAXitxy 2,
Marriage Takes Place July 4th
OUR CUSTOMERS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO
Hitch Their Teams
- At The New HITCHING RACK -
Which We Have Just Provided On The Back Side Of
Our FREE PARKING LOT
DRIVE THEM ; 1
TO OUR
4. . HITCHING -f
I RACK f
h i u K f
r"TD mtf 1 J Mm
gypsophelia, tied with white sati
ribbon.
Mrs. Hill is a craduatp of fha
local high school and Converse Col
lege, and has always resided in
Waynesville.
Lt. Hill is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Wade C. Hill, of Canton. He
is a graduate of the School of Elec
trical Engineering of Genririn Tpph
Prior to his entering the service
he held a position with the Enka
corporation. -Lt.
Hill volunteered in the early
spring ana was commissioned a
second Lieutenant in April. He
has been assigned to special train
ing at the General Electric nlant
in Schenectady, N. Y., where he and Mrs
will be stationed for j several Stephens
months. The vounc counlp have
taken an apartment at 144 Mohawk
Avenue in Scotia, N. Y., a resi
duntial suburb of Schenectady.
Attending the marriace were tha
Diides mother, Mrs. Thomas
Stringfield. her sister. Miss Thoma.
sine Stringfield, Miss Rosalyn Ray,
and Miss Debrayda Fisher, all of
Waynesville and Mr. and Mrs. John
Allen, of Burlington, Vermont,
brother-in-law and sister of the
bride.
Fredrick Love, of RaleiVh vim
ed his mother, Mrs. Hugh A. Love
uuring the week.
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Mr. and M's. Josephus Daniels
had as their guest during the week,
tneir niece. Miss Kvp vn TTnno nor.
oi .new lork City, who is
spending a few weeks in Franklin.
t j i i " s i .... I
9 ,i '-s
Mini Krnu i .
portion with it r J
ington. n. n rurw i si
ington. n. r
ents, Mr. nj . k.
urner u
-he
Carl McCracken, Jr.. who is tak
ing a course in machinist work in
Wilmington, spent the past week
wim nis iamily here.
William Stephens has returned
to Wilmington after spending a
week here with his parents, Rev.
N. L. Stephens. Mr.
is takinff a monlir'niot
course in Wilmington.
It May Seem Like
Making Progress Backward
-But we believe this hitc&ingr Fack to be
the latest modern improvement in Way-
nesville. Its for the convenience of onr
-farmer friends who may find if necessary
-to drive or ride horseback into town.
JUST ANOTHER REASON WHY ITS TO YOUR
AUVAPIlAUIi Itl litAUK AT
C. E. RAY'S SOWS
Miss Stenhanie Moore has re
turned to her home at Lake 'Juna
luska, after several weeks spent
in Chapel Hill, where she took
special work at the State Univer
sity, after which she visited
friends and relatives in Eastern
Carolina.
Mrs. James Abbereotti and iimall
daughter, Judy, of Orangeburg,
S. C. have arrived tn visit, rein.
tives at Lake Junaluska.
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Miss Mildred Medford left Tnes.
day for Washington, D C., where
she has accepted a position with
the government Miss Medford,
who has been teaching in the
Waynesville townshin srhnnl re
tained a leave nf ahaenre tn 'ilro
the position in Washington.
Mrs. E. T. Duckett had as her
guest over the Week-end her
stepson, Guy Duckett, of New
port News. Va. Mr. Duckett hi.
been employed at the Newport
News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock
company lor the past twenty
years.
E. J. Robeson. Jr.. nennnnel n-
perintendent of the Neport News
onipouiiamg ana Dry Dock Com
pany, of Newport News, nenf tKe
weeK-enn nere xnth hi.
Prof. E. J. Robeson and his aite
miss r ranees Kobeson
.:.
Mrs. Marie Murnhv ft
."tte, is me guest oi her cousin,
Miss Sylla Davis, here this week.
Mr. and Mr Jamea A r .
have as their iriipt the io.
niece, Healig and John Harney, of
Edenton, children of Mrs. Thomas
Wood.
Mr. and M TV. rv u.h
Jr., had as their ininf iL.
- v uci Mie
week-end the former's sister, Mrs.
j. ratuuran. oi Aahevillo i,.
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Dr. and Mrs. C. N. Sisk have as
their guests, their daughter, Mrs.
George Scott, and young son, of
Plymouth.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Allison had
as their guest a few days this
week the latter's sister, Miss
Clydia Anderson, of Raleigh.
Miss Patsv Rocrers. formerlv r.f
Hazeiwood, but now of Wilming
ton, is ine guest oi Mr. and Mrs
John Blalock.
V
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Waddell and
daughter, Fredia Ann, spent the
week-end in Newnnrt New luitl.
Mr. and Mrs. Greek Waddell, and
Mr. and Mrs. Clarehre Ronu
Thev were acconinanierl hnme V...
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Mrs. Barnes, who is spending this
week nere.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tate and
daughter, Patsy, spent the week
end here with relatives.
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Mrs. Rufus Carswell, of Colum
bia, S. C., spent from Saturday
till Wednesday here with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe M. Tate
Mrs. Lucius Hudson spent a few
aays the first Of the week in Wil
mington with Mr. Hudson.
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Mrs. Joe McGee, Jr., of Newton,
is spending this week here with
xt . I iicuta, mr. ana iurs. Joe M.
S6hrte,E ?at6,- Sh accompanied here by
ner nusoand and his brother, Bill,
who returned after spending the
week-end.
W. U. Bowen and two grandsons,
Bennie and Douglas, left Satur
day for Mayesville, Ga., where they
plan to snenrl a few ureelra u
relatives.
Mrs. J. T. Parria onJ tm
dren, of Lenoir, were the week-end
quests oi miss Lucy Muse.
MRS. JOHN HANDY KIRKPATPTflf lr wl,- K u
. --....w., v.., " HVJ vcxvxc iici max -
riage this month was Miss Helen Jane McCorba, daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. Burten McCorba, of Lima, Ohio. Lt. Kirkpatrick is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Handy Kirkpatrick of Canton.
LL J. Handy Kirkpatrick Weds
unio uin in tnurch Ceremony
M i ,x Helen Jane McCorha.
daughter of Dr. and Mra Rnrtnn
McCorba, of Lima, Ohio, and Lieut.
'. Miss Frances
turned from a
Springs, where
6 Ul JHSS j -utc
former ola.,. . Jole Gh.
"Oil Ml, ,
Mro Colleire r,: "l the cJ
Ped off in Greene Urnef
with her-.iste?fci
who is attendin; ,
wh ui lilt W'f iaef
the University TJM
. :
Mrs. Grover Cr ,
Point,, was the 1 -:f"ri
of her sisto j,1? 51 "( S
row. G- C Sus
UindonlR i.,,..
this countv. i... I Ce' fwier:
ingtoh after 'Zl
over the week-end ?'
sororities.
LieUt. Kilkrwf..:.,
atructor with l :
lorce at Pen-in Field ,:
Universitv nf ,ld-H
-r n- ' . ill I ai-J,.
fnt-f t '
and Mrs. J H K t 'Ud
, t j
Patrick Wilmington;'
F. Kirkpati i. k p. lS!s H
Thomas R. Kui.Jl-.. '
i "ii . ana Mrs. fi f PI
G C Pol i.. u PaJ
j ' Je Palmer
and Mrs. v. u v : Jer
Clyde: Mr. and tV o-J
Asheville, "-""nrai
bridal bouquet.
The bride was c-raHnat
John Handy Kirkpatrick, Jr., son I Central high school and attended
of Mr. and Mrs. John Handy Wittenberg college, Springfield.
V v au lUlllllCl II I M I lin 1Q I lOlTO
TWO BOOK?
that are far ontsoiiin :n
UUUAH H I. mir Ctmn
which is a novel nf p.t.
aays in Virginia and the hi
of the Tobacco industry,
and
MRS. MINERVA
which we have at Hn j t
also a few pocket book edition!
. 25c. :.
Kirknatrick. of Canton, were mar-
lied in a ceremony on July 4 at
the Market Street Presbyterian
church in Lima.
The Rev. Cornelius Nicholas
Baker, pastor, officiated.
An arch of lichted taoers.
against a fan-shaped aiiantrement
of white gladioli, larkspur and
greenery was used on the altar.
White flowers and candles were
used throughout the church.
Miss Marbara Jane Reddish, of
Toledo, a sorority sister and for
mer roommate of the bride at
Wittenberg college, attended her
as maia pi nonor, and brides
maids were Miss Frieda Renz, of
Lima, and Miss Ruth Robenalt,
of Ottawa.
The bridegroom's father acted a
best man, and ushers included J,
W. Kirkpatrick, of Wilmington,
and T. R. Kirkpatrick of Midvale,
Md brothers of the bridegroom;
and George Tilley, of Detroit,
Mich.
Given in marriare bv her father
the bride wore a gown of white
marquisette over taffeta fashioned
with shirred bodice, high, round
neewme and full skirt ending in a
long train. Tinv marnniaette ruf
fles trimmed the bodice and the
short pu:ted sleeves, and her veil
of ivory bridal illusion wa or runt
ed with a nleated full
illusion, and swept full over her
train in the back. She
cascade bouquet of gardenias,
stephanotis and ivy, centered with
a white orchid.
Wear Pastel Gowns ,
Pastel gowns Of lace an ... !
quisette over taffeta
the bride's three attendants, and 1
they carried rvo,i h.,4.. i
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nowers in hnrmnniVin. v, j
"5 ououra.
ineir frocks were deaio-neH i;i,
i i
"i.u iace Doaicea. sureethan.. 1.
"vvvutant fin:i.-
lines, short sleeves, and full skirts
of marquisette, with i-
- . , ...v.. oiiuh luce
pepiums.
The maid of honor
n a blue frock and her flowers
were pink roses and blue delphin
iums. Miss Rem wore pink, and
carried pink and white roses, and
Miss Robenalt was dressed in yel
kT nd carried yellow roses and
blue delphiniums. Each of the at-
" " Wore a Uar f flowers
'--umg mose
Iota and Lambda Mu honorary
Brown Book C
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
We Will Appreciate Your
Telling your friendl
- lhe Advantages of Shopping at
RAY'S
The Cimoi- RWPfnt Wa
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naa come tn thio ..f:-
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Camp Clavbourn. srhort u v
. , - f " .. v. . v ucr una
band, Captain McGuffin
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u. o. meqicai corps, is stationed.
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ROV Rohinann L i ..., .71 ' ,n. Ber V. ttet,
rl.' Cr " :Fj'wi . xmnesione bracelet piven
nap K. u i .
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Followintr
tion was held in the Crystal Joom
v uw nowi Argonne.
. . Lean fi-m Tj
ri nd K-kpat-
they win be TSii'jK:
rison avenue u "ar
costume the hr- ?n??r?
corded Siik f; : si:. 8U.U .of
with ih.-i. l ic,";u u,ue snade,
hat anS . 8he W?W a dark brwn
hat and accessories, and her cor
sage was the or.h, j "lr ?r
at Newport News, spent the week-
eim nere with his family.
Mrs. Roscoe Waddell ia
iwo weeKs in farma, Missou
ri, With her nnrenta T. j
- r..v..,a, , aiiu
Mrs. Loren Burford
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M. B. Milner and sons, Bobby
and Jimmie, left Wednesday morn
ing for Olendulo Ooi; : .i
. - uniuvima, wnere
Jimmie plans to enter the Curtis
Wright Airplane technical institute
Mr. Milner and Bobby will return
after a few daya.
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VARIETY ANYWHERE
WEST OF ASHEVILLE
BRING THEM IN YOUR CAR
Show Them How Easily Its M
Next Time They Will Bring You -
AND WE
Thank You
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