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THURSDAYtAL'GlST THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER Page 4 u Miss Corinne Alley Complimented By Cousins With Party Miss Corinne Alley was honored on Tuesday afternoon by her cous ins, Miss Mary Lee Alley and Miss Betty Gene Alley, who entertained with a contract party at the home of their grandparents, Judge and Mrs. Felix E. Alley. They were assisted in receiving their guests by their grandmother and aunt, Miss Edna Hayes. Arrangements of mixed flowers were used in the rooms. Several spirited progressions of contract were enjoyed. At the conclusion of the games, the winners of the high and low scores were presented prizes. The guest list included the fol lowing: Miss Alley, Miss Betty Burgin, Miss Mary Stentz, Mrs. Howard Hyatt, Miss Roberta Nor ris. Miss Charlene Rotha, Miss Tillie Rotha, Miss Mary Lou El wood, Miss Martha Way, Miss Hilda Way, Mrs. Paul Davis, and Miss Winifred Rodgers. Coming in at the tea hour were, Mrs. Alley, mother of the bride, Mrs. L. M. Killian, mother of the bridegroom, Miss Dorothy Riche son, Miss Catherine Jones, Mrs. Henrv Tuttle. Mrs. James W. Kil lian, and Miss Corinne Wagenfeld. '''.! Miss Stringfield Gives Contract Party For Bride Miss Thomasine Stringfield was hostess of a contract party on Sat urday afternoon in compliment to Miss Corinne Alley, bride-elect of this week. The house was arrang ed in flowers in mixed varieties and shades. Miss Stringfield was assisted in receiving by her moth er, Mrs. Tom Stringfield. Prizes were awarded the winners of the high and the second high scores. The bride-elect was also given an attractive remembrance of the afternoon. Making up the tables were: Miss Alley, Mrs. Henry Tuttle, Miss Ellen Louise Killian, Miss Corinne . Wagenfeld, Mrs. Harold Massie, Mrs. Howard Hyatt, Miss Hilda Way, Miss Martha Way, Mrs. Felix Stovall, Mrs. Chas. Ben jamin Carter) Miss Tillie Rotha, Mrs. Hugh Massie, Mrs. M. II. Bowles, Mrs. Chas. D. Ketner, Miss Mary Stentz, and Mrs. Paul Davis. Joining .the grdup for tea were the bride's mother, Mrs. Doyle D. Alley, and the bridegroom's moth er, Mrs. L. M. Killian. . Mrs. Joseph Webster, of Jack son, Miss.,, is spending a month here with her -parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Boyd. Mrs. Webster is the former Miss;' Harriett Boyd. '.' Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Bell have as their guests the hitter's mother, Mrs. W. H. Lyle, of Jacksonville, and aunt, Mrs. W. L. Tedder, of Liveoak, Fla. WANT ADS W A N T E D Young man under 18 as clerk and part time service. Prefer one with knowledge of auto parts, but not necessary if willing to apply himself. Apply Western Auto Asso' date Store, Waynesville. FOR RENT New, unfurnished cottage. Approximately mile from town. Call 373. Aug. 6 FOR SALE Well trained female pointer dog. See R. Li. Coin, ' Waynesville. Aug. 8 WANTED: A white housekeeper for a family of four. Modern conveniences. . Good pay. Near Washington, D. C, Write X, Box 511, City. Aug. 6-13-20. FOR RENTt 2 room apartment. Hot and cold water in kitchen. Connecting baths. Rates rea sonable. Phone 254-W, Mrs. Frank Ferguson. Aug. 6 Miss Nancy Fisher Becomes Bride Of James Lee Milner Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Fisher, of Canton, have announced the marriage of their daughter, Miss Nancy Fisher, to James Lee Mil ner, son of ijr. and Mrs. H. B. Milner. of Waynesville. The wed ding took place in Greenville, S. C, on June 27th Mrs. Milner, who is widely; known in this section is private secretary to Walter Phillips, su pervisor of welfare for the Can ton Division of the Champion Pa per and Fibre Company, and edi tor of the Log of the Champion activities. Mrs. Milner is a gradu ate of Blanton's Business College of Asheville. Mr, Milner is a former star on the football team and a graduate of the local district high school. He attended the University of South Carolina and is attending the Curtis-Wright School of Aero nautics in Glendale, Calif. Joel Burrel Given A Birthday Party Monday Mrs. J. C. Burrell entertained a group of children' at her home on Monday afternootn honoring her son. Joel, on his seventh birth day. She was assisted by Mrs. Earle Byrd and Mrs. Lucius Hud son. Outdoor games featured the af ternoon. 1 The guest list included Kathryn Hyatt, Tulon Knight, Mary Ann Byrd, Jean Knight, Frances Saun ders, Rose Leatherwood, Mitzie Sutton, Grace Blanton, Susie Swanger,, Frances Hoyle, Donald Leatherwood, Joe Scates, Bill Hud son, Buddy Saunders, Carl Hud son, Farrell Sutton, and Richard Hoyle. Mrs. Ralph Summerrow Gives Birthday Party For Daughter, Elizabeth Mrs. Ralph Summerrow enter tained a group of children on Tuesday afternoon honoring her small daughter, Elizabeth, on her fourth birthday anniversary, at the home of Mrs. G. C, Summer row. -Games featured the afternoon, after which cake and ices were served and each child was given a favor. : The guest list included, Jene Bry son, Patsy Blalock, Ann William son Prevost, Allen Gaddis, Mary Ann Fisher, Sanette McClure, Sonja Snyder, Barbara Davis, Ralph Arrington, Mary Nell Bry son, .Marguerite Leatherwood, Maxine Knight, Dorothy Winches ter, Carolyn Bischoff, Jean Knight, Annette McClure, Carroll Ander son, Jimmie Davis, Jean Davis, and Mike Lane. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Gilliland had as their guests over the week-end Miss Anne Crocker, of Aiken, S. C, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gaffney, of Rock Hill, S. C, Mrs. Jerry Coble, of Washington, D. C, Miss Grace Hammett, and G. W. Crocker, of Gaffney. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cope and family spent Sunday in Spartan burg, S. C, where they attended the funeral of a relative. . .. -Mrs. Rufue Carswell, who has been residing in Columbia, with her husband. Sergeant Carswell, hage returned to the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe M. Tate, for a visit, while Mr. Carswell at tends officers school at Fort Ben- ning.' o Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rhinehardt and daughter, Robbie, formerly of Hazelwoori, but now of Washing ton, D. C, spent the week-end here. They were accompanied back by their sn,. Roy Rhinehardt. . - -;.! ' Mr, and Mrs. E , K, Bennet and daughter, 'Miss Jean: Bennet, of Fort Lauderdale, Fla.r have ar rived and are occupingr the Ptott camp on the Sbcw Gap- road. FOR SALE New portable Under ' wood typewriter. Call 4u5. It FOR RENT 6 room house, in town. Has heat, garden, garage and wired for electric range. See or call J. C. Patrick, phone 116-J. Aug. 6 ...... PIANOS FOR SALE We have two good used pianos in your community that must be repos aoaapd. These pianos can be houeht for the balance due, and Write Magness Piano Co , Box 161, Hendersonville, N. C. July 30-Aug. 6-13 vrv SALE 4 eood Hereford reg 5wd hulls. 1 year olds. Also stored Hampshire rams. FOR SALE A 12-foot silo form concrete or rocK iorm. w. it, Hipps, Route No. 3, Canton. July 30-Aug. 6. Mr. and Mrs. G . Plrtt had! as their guests over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs&. Wayne Battle and young; daughter, Fs?tsy, and son. TartJvs Wayne, Jr., of Brjreon City, and Mr, and Mrs.. Charles. KMnw hart, of Canton.. Mr. and Mrs.. Chas.: Knight and daughter, Miss Charfcne Knight, of ban francisco, Calif., were- guests of the formert; sister- Mrs.. Hairy Kotna, here tsis week;. '.',';.''' Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gibson had as their guests during the past week Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gibson and daughter, Marie Gibson, of New port News.; ' Judge and : Mrs. William H, Grimball and daughter. Miss Pa- sheall Grimball, of Charleston, have arrived and opened their summer home in Grimball Park for the remainder of the season. They have as thir guests, Mrs. Gabriel Cannon, and Miss Marie H. Hey- ward, also of Charleston. j Mrs. Wagenfeld, Scout Leader, Is Honored By Troop Mrs. Earl C. Wagenfeld, leader of the Waynesville Lone Troop, was given a surprise picnic supper by the Girl Scouts at their regular meeting Thursday afternon in the rooms of the troop in the Central Elementary school building. Part of the surprise included work the girls had done in clean ing the rooms and painting the furniture. Plans were completed for the court of awards which is to be held this week, at which time par ents of the girls and those interest ed are invited to attend. Those present at the meeting were: Jean Ann Bradley, Jean Crouser, Nancy Jones, Peggy Jan- sen, Anna Jean Davis, Mary Ann Massie, Lorraine Martel, Dorothy Martel, Jackie Sue Messer, Jean Hyatt, Elsie Green, Betsy Siler, Ida Lou Gibson, Dorothy Miller, Martha Mae Wyche, Jane Wyche, Ruth Wagenfeld, and the leaders, Mrs. Wagenfeld and Mrs. Stanley F. Brading. Mrs. McElroy Honors Mother, Mrs. Lampkin, On Birthday Anniversary Mrs. Lawrence McEIroy was hostess on Friday evening of a surprise party given in honor of the birthday anniversary of her mother, Mrs. W. L. Lampkin. The party was given at the home of the honor guest. The rooms were decorated in zinnias, marigolds and gladioli in brilliant shades. The birthday cake was placed in the center of the dining room table and a floral arrangement of gladioli and gypsophelia and ferns encircled the cake. The guest list included: Mrs. Orr, Mrs. Paul Walker, Mrs. J. I. Green, Mrs. Horace Ferguson, Mrs. Lynwood Grahl, Mrs. V. C. No beck, Mrs. Henry Foy, Miss Jessie Herren, Miss Mary Gurnsey, Mrs. E. K, McGee, Mrs. Fred Campbell, and Mrs. Ashby. Judge Felix E. Alley is spending several days with his family here. He will leave the latter part of the week for North Wilkesbaro, where he will hold court. Dr. William Harrell, of Washing ton, D. C, has arrived to spend a week with his wife and young son, who are visiting Mr. and Mrs, D. D. Phillips. Mrs. Harrell is the former Miss Myra Phillips, of Waynesville. Mrs. W. E. Evans, of Pittston, Pa., arrived during the week to make an extended visit here with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Richeson. '. Rev. and Mrs, A. F. Phibbs and Miss Dora Phibbs, of Leicester and Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Deitz, of Texas, were guests during the week of Mr. and Mrs. Millard Ferguson. Rev. Mr. Phibbs is leaving on the 12th for an army camp in Ala bama, where he will serve as chap lain. .:. Very Rev. Dr. H. L. Motry, dean of the Church Law School, Cath olic Uniwersity, Washington, D. C., arrived last week to spend the rest of tne summer vacation in Waynesville. He will conduct the Sunday services at St. John's church until his return to Wash ington in late September. . :- Rev. Dr. Adrian J. Kilker, pas tor of St. Monica s church, Phila delphia, is a guest this week at St- John's rectory. "'"".'":' flfe. and Mrs. William N. Orr, of Blythevile, Arki are the guests of tl latter's hmther, Mrs. Crews Moody, : at her home in the Dell wood section. Mrs., Henry Clay Dunavitnt, of Canton, daughter-in- law of Mrs. Moody, joined them for the week-end. Sergeant H. C. Dunavant is at the Officers Can didate School at Fbrt Benning. Recent Bride MRS. WALSER BLAINE HAWKINS, of Canton, who be fore her marriage on June 16th in Clayton, Ga., was Miss Minnie Burgin, daughter of Mrs Francis Asbury Burgin and the late Mr. Burgin, of Waynesville. Mr. and Mrs. T' L.. Blalock, Mrs. Lawrence Jones, and Miss Kath ryn Blalock spent the week-end in Montgomery, Ala.,, with Thomas Earle (Bad) Blalock, who is in training at Maxwell Field. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Dagen- hardty off Lowell, were the guests here last week of Mr. and Mnh. Julius Hoyle, Jr. Miss Georgia Hyatt left last week for New Jersey where she will spend some tirrte with her sis ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ferguson. - . Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Hough land, of Nashville, Tenn., are visit ing the latter's aunt, Mrs. Adora Rayne, and other relatives. Mrs. Elmer Buchanan and chil dren,' Elmer, Jr., Doris Ann and Betty Jean, have gone to Wilming. 1 ton to join Mr. Buchanan. Miss Mary Stentz Hostess Of Party For Miss Alley Miss Mary Stentz was hostess on Monday afternoon of an al fresco party in compliment to Miss Cor inne Alley. Progressive games of badminton, croquet, ping pong and victory golf had been arranged on the grounds for the entertainment of the guest who came in sport clothes to the party. Supper cooked in the open was served at the close of the afternoon. After supper the honor guest was showered with miscellanous gifts by those attending. Miss Stentz was assisted by her moth er, Mrs. J. Dale Stentz, in receiv ing her guests. Those invited included Miss Alley, Miss Mary Lee Alley, Miss Betty Jean Alley, Miss Roberta Norris, Miss Betty Burgin, Miss Catherine Jones, Miss Emelyn Haynes, Miss Thomasine String field, Miss Mary Ellen Boone, Miss Carolyn Curtis, Miss Betty Wilson, and Miss Charlene Rotha and her guest, Miss Martha Redwine, of Lexington. Worthy Grand Matron OF N. C. O. E. S. Makes Official Visit Mrs. Mary K. Sleet, of Rocky Mount, Worthy Grand Matron of the Grand chapter of the North Carolina Order of the Eastern Star will make her official visit here with the local chapter, Number 165, 0, E. S., tonight. Mrs. Sleet will be a guest at the regular meeting of the local chapter in their assembly rooms in the Masonic Temple tonight at 8 o'clock. All the members are urged to attend and any visiting members of the 0. E. S. are cordially invited to be present for the meeting. Miss Eugenia Martin Honors Visitors With Card Party Friday Miss Eugenia Martin was hos tess of a card party on Friday evening honoring Miss Mary Vance Harde, of Elyria, Ohio, who is vis iting her grandmother, Mrs. J. F, Abel, and Miss Vernon Houston, of Long Beach, Calif. The living room Was arranged in gladioli. When the scores were counted Miss Winifred Rogers and Miss Mary Lou Elwood were found to be the winners of the prizes. The guest list included the fol lowing: Miss Ruby Frances Brown, Miss Carolyn Curtis,. Miss Betty Wilson, Miss Winifred Rodgers, Miss Mary Lou Elwood, Miss Vernon Houston and. Miss Mary Vance Harde. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Dellinger and daughter, Patricia, of Wash ington, plan to return home Friday after spending a week here visiting friends and relatives. Mr. Del linger is connected with the navy yard in Washington. Miss Lula Frank Med ford will return to her duties in the census bureau in Washington tomorrow, after spending her vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Medford. . Miss Ruby Frances Brown, who has been attending the summer ses sion at the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina, has returned home to spend the re mainder of the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Brown, Mrs. Phillip Myers, who is spend ing sometime with her parents Judge and Mrs. Frank Smatheie, is visiting her husband, Lt. Myers, this week in Charlotte. Lt. Myers is with his company on maneuvers in the Carolinas. . Joint Hostesses In Cullowhee Give Bridge Luncheon Mrs. Elwood Home, of Durham, and Mrs. Keith Hinds, of Cullo whee, were hostesses on Wednes day at the home of the latter in Cullowhee of a bridge luncheon in compliment to Miss Corinne Alley. Mrs. Home will serve as matron of honor at the wedding of Miss Alley and Mr. L. M. Killian, Jr., on Saturday night. When the scores were added the winners of the high and second high, were awarded prizes. Miss Alley was presented a gift of silver. The guest list included: Miss Corinne Alley, Mrs. Doyle D. Alley, Miss Ellen Louise Killian, Miss Mary Lee Alley, Miss Catherine Jones, Miss Betty Burgin, Mrs. Howard Hyatt, Miss Jean Dickey, of Dunn, and Mrs. Leon Sutton, of Sylva. Charlene Rotha To Instruct Scouts In Swimming Eight girls are learning to swim in a special Girl Scout class at the Belle Meade pool this week. The class is under the direction of Miss Charlene Rotha, who is a senior Red Cross life saver. The class meets every morning at the pool for instruction and swimming. Next week Miss Rotha will in struct a group in senior ale sav ing work at 4:30 at the pool, Mrs. E. C. Wagenfeld, Girl Scout leader, has announced. The class will start Monday. Grace Church Auxiliary Give Annual Silver Tea The members of the Auxiliary of Grace Episcopal church were hos tesses of their annual silver tea and musicale on Wednesday after noon from 3 to 5 o'clock. The af fair was given at the home of Mrs. Hugh A. Love. The followine composed the com mittee in charge of the arrange ments: Mrs. Harry Marshall, Mrs. Syda Ray, Mrs. Hugh A. Love, and Mrs. C, F. Kirkpatrick. JJEATHsl Mrs. J. W. Ray l Lrives Dinner rariy For Bride-Elect Mrs. J. Wilford Ray was hostess of a dinner party on Friday eve- the home in the u tf H MRS. MARGARET r ALMER f i ujiciai services . . m v . 1 1 Ufl 111.. ning in compliment to Miss corinne of the county at 3 oVi T Alley, bride-elect of the week. The day afternoon, July 2feiT party was given at tne rainier Margaret Pal House. ine guesis were seaiea ner residence on Monik at: tables centered with Vases of Rnrinl uo. a', 4t - - n no III LII. TS1.. . iuuy who dj paste, nowers. I Mrs. Palmer is furvi Following the serving of dinner, sons, Dewey and Hillia a t contract was enjoyed. Miss Martha both of the Iron Duff " m . 1. . lit : 1 . , . MIL Sect!,-. way won ine nign score prize auu aaugnters, Miss Pollv P i Miaa TilH Rnthn wan th winner Un iu-ti t- rlmr r r 1 I I of the low score, Among those invited were: Mrs. Paul Davis, Miss Corinne Alley, Miss Ellen Louise Killian, Miss Corinne Wagenfeld, Mrs. Henry Tuttle, Mrs. C. E. Weatherby, Mrs. Harold Massie, Miss Betty Burgin, Miss Catherine Jones, Miss Martha Way, Miss Thomasine Stringfield, Mrs. Howard Hyatt, Miss Tillie Rotha and Miss Mary Stentz. ice. nf rv. .'I anil ipvorol m..ji., . " .w. e'niucniidrea. JAMES ROBERT BEASL Funeral services were W Monday morning at n July 27th, at the Hiram V Baptist church on Fines Cri Deasley 50 I died on the orevin,,.' el Rev. Jarvis Teayns .:.. ! Rev. Harbin, officiate J joining tne group lor uimier w w. in n, 1. Mrs. Doyle D. Alley. Mrs. L. M. c, '?..!!? "rc ,cemetery. Killian and Mrs. James W, Killian. .' :." USO DRIVE TO BE Aided By St. John's Weekly Benefit Party ourviving are the wU ticomt-yj Mve sons. q nnuicws, vvooqrow, JlcCrarv of Newport News, Va., and than, of Lyman, Wah 1 uauguiycis, Mrs. iiomer TJ """'i A finvs Lreek and 'w" oeaSley and Miss Gl Ran. ... L . .. 1 L r ' uccoicjr, uoiii 01 Newport a une oroiner, Zeh R.l I Joe, and eight graniichildrer.. In order to promote both the Victory Bond drive and the U. S 0. drive, a $25.00 Victory Bond wil be given away as first award at St. John's weekly benefit party, The other half goes to St Ji August 11, and one-half the net School. The party is held proceeds of the socials during Au- j Tuesday night at 8:00 at St Ji gust will be given to the U. S. O.auditorium. We cater especially ;io party orders Wedding and Birthday Cakes an all kinds of Decorated Baked Good IE Waynesville Baker) Phone 343-W Church SN Order Early For Choice Yes, They Are Going Back To School kf. 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