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(One Day .Nearer Victory) THURSDAY, OCTOBER s Page 6 THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER Mrs. G. C. Davis Again Heads Local UDC Chapter Mrs. Grover C. Davis vas re elected president of the Haywood Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy at the October meeting: which was held on Fri day afternoon with Mrs. W. F. Swift. Others elected to serve with Mrs. Davis were as follows: first vice president, Mrs. Jimmy Boyd ; second vice president, Miss Mar garet Stringfield; third vice pres ident, Mrs. Noble Garrett; secre tary, Mrs. C. F. Kirkpatrick. Treasurer, Mrs. John M. Queen; historian, Mrs. T. L. Bramlett; registrar, Mrs. L. M. Killian; cus todian of crosses, Mrs. J. Harden Howell; chaplain, Mrs. R. N. Bar ber. Mrs. C. F. Kirkpatrick had the paper of the afternoon, which dealt with the work of the organi zation of the Daughters of the Confereracy. Mrs. Davis gave her annual re port as president, and also told of her assistance in organizing a class in nutrition.: Mrs. 0. R. Martin, retiring secretary, was given a vote of thanks for her ser vices. Reports were made of the in dividual work of members in the Red Cross and other war effort activities. The record of Mrs. L. M. Killian was outstanding, as she has to date knitted 28 sweat ers, 18 baby blankets, 14 helmets, six small suits and one muffler. Mrs. Thad Howell gave a re port of the yearbooks. A social hour followed adjournment, which was enjoyed by the large number of members attending. Miss Killian In Charge Of Music Club Meet Program Miss Nancy Killian was in chiu'ge of the program at the meet ing of the Waynesville Music Club which was held with Mrs. J. Dale Stentz and Miss Sue Willard Linda- ley at the home of the former on Saturday afternoon. Miss Mar garet Terrell, president, presided. "State Songs" was the subject of the program of the afternoon. Miss Killian told of the origin of a number of the songs and how they came to be written. She read the story of "Dixie" which was sung by Miss Mary Stentz. Others taking part on the pro gram included: Mrs, Richard N. Barber, Jr., who told the story of the Georgia state song; Mrs. L. M. Richeson of Pennsylvania; "Ho For Carolina" by Mrs. R. H. Stretcher; Miss Ida Jean Brown, "The Old North State." The story of ''Old Haywood" written by Miss Margaret String field, was also told, and sung as a duet by Mrs. Fred Martin and Mrs. J. Dale Stentz. Mrs. R. H. Stretcher, chairman of the program for the year, stated that a miscellaneous program nau hepn arranged for the meetings. The annual open meeting was changed from May to April. An nouncement was made of the dis trict meeting to be held in Ashe ville on October 16th. A number of guests were present for the meeting, including Mrs. David Stentz and Mrs. H. C. Lindsley. Father Vincent Mahoney, who has been spending a vacation in Philadelphia, returned to town this week. j O ) LOSE These Bulges I V ( ) ) in a SPENCER! Your Spencer will correct your posture, and smooth away your bulges. You will feel better look better. MRS. MARY L. McCRACKEN Registered Spencer Corsetiere Phone 369-J 205 Hazel Street Waynesville AN ARRAY OF BEAUTIFUL SKIRTS and SWEATERS Made ,for You and Fall SKIRTS Large Assortment of Colors Styles Sizes $3.98 7J98 You Can Charge It off , pips SWEATERS In Many "XW Styles t Pastel Fall Shades All Wool $1.98 mf $2.98 VVyn A $3.98 ? Wear A'o V . . While JjCil ' Paying ', '' 1 4 r Union CEothing Co. ' Your Credit Is Good Main Street Waynesrille To Wed This Month Mr? "'ten MISS JOYCE l'ARRIS, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. T. H. Parris, of Clyde, whose" engagement" to Edison McKinley Greene, Jr., ot Clyde and Washington, D. C was recently announced by her parents. Marietta Way Bible Class Elects Officers For The Church Year C. E. Weatherby Addresses East Waynesville PTA The Marietta Way Bible Class of the First Methodist church held their annual election of officers last Sunday morning for the com ing church year. Mrs. J. Howell Way was elected i 'll ...I.L Tt- T "KK V11nt leacner,. wiui . ?r wn at. 9..'tn Mrs M. C. Green. y " I nvonulonr n C. E. Weatherby, principal of the high school, was the main speaker at the meeting of the East Waynesville PTA which was held at the school on Tuesday af- and Mrs. ant teachers. Mrs. T. L. Bramlett was elected president of the class with the fol lowing officers to serve with her: vice president, Mrs. Thad Lhafin! secretary - treasurer, Mrs. Bill Chambers; and assistant secretary treasurer, Mrs. W. L. McCracken; visiting committee, Mrs. John M. Queen, Mrs. Thad Chafin, Mrs. Troy Wyche, Mrs. W. L. McCrack en and Mrs. Kate Morris. Women of Long's Chapel To Observe Mission Study Week On Oct. 16 president, presided. ; Various reports were given and committees named for the coming year as follows: Budget and fi nance, Frank L. Rogers, chairman, Mrs. Mark Galloway, Mrs., Grace Camp, Mrs. Mildred McClure, and Mrs. Hubert Iloglen; hospitality. Mrs. Henry Davis, chairman, Mrs. Francis Massie, Mrs. Jack Felmet, Mrs. Irwing Leatherwopd, and Mrs Horace Duckett. Membership, Mrs. Hugh Rat cliff, chairman, Mrs. James Med- ford and Mrs. Harley Francis; pro gram, Miss Elizabeth Henry, chair man, Miss Edith Long, Mrs. D. D. Alley, and Mrs. R. H. Stretcher; publicity, -Mrs. David A. Byrd, ml. 11 ' i 1.. .. 1 . e ine xau m uwio.. uuy - chairman, Mrs. M. G. Stamey, and Long's Chapel w.U hold an all day M Gibson; cafeteria; Miss m!"5 r Patterson, chairman, Mrs. T. nett, as teacher. The subject un der discussion will be the book en titled "The Latin American Cir cuit," and "Latin Americans the U. S." The members are asked to meet at 10 o'clock in the morning and at noon a lunch will be served at the church, with an afternoon session following. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Born to Mr. and Mrs. Bliss Kel- ley a son, Michael Bliss, on Octo ber 2 at the Haywood County Hos pital. Mrs. Kelley is the former Miss Genevieve McClure, of the State of Washington. She is the granddaughter of Mrs. James R. McClure, of Waynesville, route 1, Mr. Kelley is in the U. S. army and is a second lieutenant, He is spending several days here at the home of Mrs. Kelley's aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. John Blalock. ai auuu Vnovi UaW'WV-.'HJ. II II b tried its V tm - f C. Norris, and Mrs. Robt. Boone. Summer round up, Miss Edith Long; magazine, Mrs. Mark Gal oway; room representatives, first. Mrs. Irwing Leatherwood; second, Mrs. Joe Howell: third, Mrs. Em mett Balentine; fourth, Mrs. Fisher Sprinkle; : fifth, - Mrs, Linwood Grahl; sixth, Mrs. Hubert Hoglen. Due to the tire shortage the as sociation voted to hold meetings in the afternoon. The second grade won the half holiday for the larg est attendance of parents at the meeting. .'" Birthday Party Given In Jlazelvvood For Mr. Griffin Last Monday Carl Griffin gave a surprise birthday party on Monday eve ning honoring his father on his birthday anniversary. Games and contests were enjoy ed by all and prizes were given the winners. Ice cream and cake were served the guests. Mr. Griffin re ceived many lovely gifts. The guest list included Mr. and Mrs.' Fred Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Langum, Mr .and Mrs. Bob Griffin, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Saun ders, Mr. and Mrs. Louie Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Hoyle, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Massey, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Massey, Miss Margaret Underwood, Miss Sarah Under wood, Miss Edna James Miss Pearl James, Mr. Noland, Bob Mills, David. Mills, Sam Gibson, Mary Joe Fullbright, Johnnie Mc Elroy, and Mrs. Anna Clark. '.. Mrs. Rufus Carswell left this week for Newton, where she plans to - spend a couple of weeks with relatives. CAR Organization Perfected Here By Mrs. J, H. Howell The Joseph Howell Society of the Children of the American Rev olution met with Mrs. J. Harden Howell, senior president at "Wind- over" on Saturday afternoon. The meeting opened with the pledge of allegiance to flag, followed by the singing of America. Mrs. Howell presided and the following officers were named: 'unior president, Patsy Gwyn; registrar, Marguerite Way; re ?ording secretary, Betsy Siler; treasurer, Allen Hart; librarian, Sarah Louise Leatherwood; chap lain, Carolyn Burgin; correspond ng secretary, Dorothy Lane Pre- vost; historian, Linda Sloan; color bearers, Betty Barber, Adora Lee Prevost, Anne Hardin, Sanford Massie, and Lura Thompson Myers. The objects of the CAR were discussed during the afternoon. Mrs. Howell announced the folow ing registered for membership : Patsy Gwyn, Marguerite , Way, Alice Elizabeth Siler, Allen Wilk erson Hart, Sarah Louise Leath erwood, Ruth Carolyn Burgin, Linda Stringfield Sloan, Dorothy Lane Prevost, Elizabeth Norman Barber, Adora Lee Prevost, Fran ces Sandford Massie, Anne Lan caster Hardin, and Lura Thomp son Myers. Folowing the meeting a social hour was enjoyed with games on the lawn after which refreshments were served in the dining room. Mrs. Howell was assisted in serv ing by Mrs. Richard N. Barber, Jr., Mrs. Francis Massie and Mrs. Ben Sloan. BTU Intermediate ! Union Enjoys Old Fashioned Candy Pull An old fashioned candy pulling was held by one of the groups at the First Baptist church here on Thursday evening in the Welch Memorial Sunday school building, with Marion T. Bridges, leader, in charge. He was assisted in pre paring the candy by Miss Robena, Miss Maude and Miss Evonia How ell. Games were directed by Miss Madge Lewis and Miss Elizabeth Cox.-; .'':." Others attending were : R. L. Wilson, Robert Russell, Tommy Norris, Lyle Coffey, Billy Howell, Claire Howell, Betty Joe Crocker, Nancy Leatherwood, Betty Jo No land, Peggy Sue Burgin, Richard Howell, Vaughn Pressley, Sam Calhoun, Dot Calhoun, Mary Jo Green, v Dot Miller, Clarabelle Fincher, Bruce Briggs, Doris Briggs, Edna Ratcliff, Fannie Howell, Frances Leatherwood, Theresa Alley, Orion Hammett, Lamor Hammett, Mary Dorcas Howell, Louise Fullbright, Billy Burgin, Dorothy Leather wood and ; Rev. and Mrs. H. G. Hammett. Hazelwood Presbyterian Circles To Meet Tuesday Circles of the Woman's Auxil iary of the Hazelwood Presbyter ian Church will meet on Tuesday October 13, the Women's Circle will meet with Mrs. Ed Grear at 2:30. The Business women will meet with Miss Edna Summerow at 7:30 in the evening, with Miss Laura Winchester in charge of the program. Ted Walker has returned to Baltimore, where he has been lo cated during the past four months; He was accompanied by Mrs, Walker and their two children who will remain there while he is lo cated in Baltimore. Now In Force . . . . War-Time Insurance Rate Reductions Automobile Insurance Cars with an A Basic Ration Card get a 20 redaction on bodily injury rates, while cars to A and B or A and C Cards get a 10 redaction on bodily injury rate. These new rates applies to all policies written after July 22, and goes into effect October 1. NOW IS THE TIME TO GET AMPLE INSURANCE COVERAGE For Complete Information Phone 77 L H. DAVIS & CO. Real Estate Bonds Rentala Insurance Miss Louise Greene Is Married To T. C. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Greene, of Waynesville, route 2, have an nounced the marriage of their daughter, Miss Louise Greene, to T.-C. Rogers, of Asheville. The couple were married in Greenville, S. C., on September 28th, with the ring ceremony being used. The bride wore a tan suit with brown accessories. She is a grad uate of the Clyde high school and the Asheville Beauty Academy. For the past two years she has been employed at the Rader Beauty Parlor in Asheville. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Florence Rogers. He is a graduate of the Franklin high school and at present is employed by the government. The couple were accompanied to Greenville by Miss Martha Greene, sister of the bride, and Miss Wylma Rogers, sister of the bridegroom, and other friends. Mr. and Mrs. Rogers left after the ceremony for New York, where they will temporarily reside. , i Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martin, who are now residing in Hilton Village, Va., have arrived to spend the remainder of the week here with relatives. Mr. Martin holds a position with the Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Com pany. , Central Elemental The Central EW0. A. held a 1neeti7enr, ternoon H i.i.on. M forthecomingyrMMl Grahl, presidU aL"Jr,-.L4 Others who w ill fer.8n; 8ecretary' Mr J.C ( Mrs. Grahl ing chairme: progZI Massie; publicity, & s.e; music, MisssSJ hospitality, Mrs. magazine, Miss Annie iV Patrick: cafPtorio P membership, Mrs" m! b bI Huch 5?lioH Visitmc ,,' ar.:B R. N. Barber left duriJ wip io points in Tenm uaoama. nesstJ conveniences of city Cookit Water Htl Heathy Essotane Metered Sen mm Eyes Examined , For Appoints Glasses Fitted Telephone 248 CONSULT DR. It. KING HARPE OPTOMETRIST 125 Main Street Wells Bldg. Canton, N. ": 1 " '' " " ' 3 FREE BOXE For Packing Christmas Gifts Men In Service Government regulations limit Christmas package men in service to the size of a shoe box. We have a qui of shoe boxes that we will gladly give anyone for pat gifts to men in service. I Please call between two and four o'clock on Sati at the building formerly occupied by Martin Electric pany on Church Street. Wellco Shoe Corp. i Waynesville . : I Gum Throw Your Scrap In the Ifs Junk To You, But It's Yes, it's guns to them and planes and ships and taiuj Industry urgently needs more scrap to build these np ing machines. Here's how you can help: Search ) attic, basement, yard and closet for all the scrap rod you can find We will pay the highest price during u 3-week drive Cash, Bonds or Stamps. Pressley Bros. Auto Parts m WAYNESVDLLE At Waynesville Coal Co. PHONE 277 CANTON Clyde Street PHONE 2713 If You Want To Donate To Any Organization- Bring Your Scrap To Your Weight Slip and Pay. Us
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