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THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER " PAGE . THREE (First Section! .rried in bsville, Ga. Hendricks, va formerly of ";, , 1. have ' Uriase of their J" Louise ::a L" .- ... .,rH Rruce : Ration Machinist ...... nf Mr. and UJ took place r'rm August uu' 1V for nor i""lv . ; r ho Army Nun- She is ,,,,, s(.h,1 of Nursing MwSion Hospital 'entered the service hl. nursing staff of , Hospital, ii lt(l at the Fin- Tliumasville, Her Marriage Took Place On Sept. 9 it i t .. Ik . ,, t1 graduate of township high .Vu-rins the service ago Mi' J Vl 7 i-hampu'" rape' vlime lit' "J i::6'"- a,,,i ,.nt to tngiaiiu. rull oM'i'scas a year, ',,d at Anacosta, Va. .j( i,.jm'. Iu will report Kir Station, fcacmon. atlc-ndina the wed s,i ami Mrs. David i Va ncsville, 2nd !is. of Halcign. ana il of Timmasville. Wavnesvmc - Visits Sisters vcr Week-End Vrv Annistead Jones, spoilt the past week th the former's isters, :,. and Miss S. A. Jones. Tue-day for Wilmore, :tify will stop for a visit Orliw C'iai-y, sister of They will also visit rs. Fred Price, of Del- parents of Mrs. Jones. :as been associated with an AuiomoDiie rtssocia- ,ral and South Florida seven years. En route plan to stop for another elatives here. b D. Alley, who has summer vacation here milter, Mrs. Edith P. pine to Oak Ridge Mili liny tii resume his work. ir-'7 fv J"- fc iVAt'n III l it fi&k& i ' MRS. LOUIS HOLLAND, who before her marriage- on Septem ber 9 in Clayton, Ga., to Sgt. Holland, of Franklin, was the former Miss Betty Henry, of Franklin, niece of Mrs. Ernest Ouvall, of Way nesville. She is a graduate of the Waynesville Township high school and also attended the School of Nursing at the Nashville General Hospital, of Nashville, Tenn. Sgt. and Mrs. Holland will reside in Franklin. Sarah Carolyn Welch Engaged to James E. Murray, Washington, D. C. V. HOME KIT 7akttonl2 lo3 Hovn ot Horn '.ii: STORES kirn 5 full 61) tnd h irrli- m gnd iuaioos. Mrs. Clifton Terrell Heads Bethel PTA For Current Year The Bethel Parent Teacher As sociation held their initial meeting of the current school year last Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Clifton Terrell, president, presid ing. The following chairmen of com mittees were named to work in the organization during the com ing year: finance, Mrs. E. B. Rick man; program, Miss Mildred Med ford; home room representative, Mrs. Horace Peek; recreation, Gay Chambers. Parent Teacher Association mag azine, Miss Adeline Boone; health, Miss Blanche Junis; study group, Mrs. Paul Hyatt; hospitality, Mrs. Hugh K. Terrell; membership, Mrs. Horace Peek; publicity, Miss Dor othy James; safety, Paul Shep herd; war time chairman, I. A. McLain; music, Mrs. Ruth Tucker. Other officers who will serve during the year with Mrs. Terrell include: first vice president, Mrs. R. G. Cashon; second vice presi dent, Mrs. I. A. McLain; secretary, Mrs. Ina H. Duvall; treasurer, Mrs. W. P. Whitcsides. Mrs. W. T. Crawford spent sev eral days last week with her son-in-law and daughter, Col. and Mrs. W. I. Lee. Mrs. Juilus C Welch, of Waynes ville, has announced the engage ment and approaching marriage of her daughter, Miss Sarah Carolyn Welch to James Edward Murray, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ewing A. Mur ray, of Washington. D. C. The marriage will be solemnized at 8 o'clock Saturday evening. Oc tober Gth. at the First Baptist church here with the pastor. Rev. L. G. Elliott, assisted by Rev. J. Clay Madison, pastor of the First Methodist church, olfiiciating. The bride-elect is a graduate of the Waynesville Township high school and of Western Carolina Teachers college and has done spe cial work at Duke University sum mer schools. She has recently re signed from a position at the Head quarters, Army Air Force, Air Technical Service C o m m a n d, Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio. Mr. Murray, a veteran who was discharged a few months ago from the Air Corps, is a graduate of the Roosevelt high school, Washington, D. C, Diesel Engineering school of Washington, and the Eastman Microfilming school, of New York At the time he entered the service in 1942 he was employed by the Eastman Company in Washington He was inducted in the Air Force at Keesler Field, and served at number of air fields as a trainer instructor. Since his discharge he has been employ ed at Wright field bnlfC fnr ilia JYInm? Ulnnfre? 3 Ham Unnn ENllarl Chit p BIHTW OfUWAl II U1VU VHI p in all walks of life, knowing the Q U A L I T Y of IM Products, have given us their preferences on the le appliances we will have soon. We will open ft the first of October, next to the Sanitary Barber P. toer Now For Scarce Items J ill In Register Blank NOW No Obligation ACT NOW! ER MAYING MACHINE SHOP 5 "fsvillr, x. C. fVitli 'out obligation on my part, we are Interested in the following: checked items . ) Electric Sewing Machine ( ) Treadle Sewing Machine ) Floor-Type Vacuum Cleaner ( ) Steam Irons ) Electric Irons ( ) Hand-Type Vacuum Cleaner buttonhole Attachments ( ) Sewing Lessons 1 ker SewingMachineShop and Mrs. T. L. Campbell Woman's Club Has Initial Meet At Oak Park The initial meeting of the Waynesville Woman's club was held on Thursday afternoon at Oak Park, with Mrs. James W. Killian, president, presiding, and Mrs. C. . Kirkpatrick, in charge of the pro gram. Mis. J.imes Tsivoglou, of Chi cago, who is spending sometime here with her sister, Mrs. W. H. F. Millar, was the guest speaker. She told the members of the splendid work being done by the Youth club, and presented the plan out lined by the Community Council in which the program would be carried on during the coming months by copperation of the vari ous organizations of the area. Mrs. Tsivoglou stated that the place of meeting would have to be changed in the near future and another provided which would in volve a rental charge. She re ported that during the summer months over 60 boys and girls visited the club during the evening and that around 30 were now reg ularly attending. Mrs .Rudolph Hollaus gave a re view of "Lust of Life" by Irving Stone, which included an illumi nating resume of the book and how it happened to be written, and also the high lights in the life of the author. Announcement was made of the district meeting to be held on October 1, in Andrews, and all members of the club were urged to attend. Mrs. John M. Queen was elected as a delegate to repre sent the club, and Mrs. James W Killian had been asked by the president of the district, Mrs. Pul liam .of Andrews, to respond to the welcome. Miss Ida Jean Brown sang two numbers, accompanied by Mrs. Cornelia Nixon, "Thy Dreaming Eyes." by Edward McDowell and "A Little Bit of Honey," by Car rie Jacobs Bond. It was decided during the busi ness session to send a small pillow to Moore General Hospital for the patients. The club also voted to give $5.00 to the N. C. Symphony Orchestra drive. Serving as hostesses of the aft ernoon were Mrs. E. A. Williamson, Mrs. J. C. Brown, and Mrs. Lin wood Grahl. Special guests of the afternoon were: Mrs. Stella Hall, of Hartford, Conn., Mrs. J. H. Clo, of Brooklyn, Mrs. Chris Eckoff, Mrs. Nellie Sellers, of Orlando, Mrs. A. Z. Atkins, of Stark, FTa. N. C. ELKS WILL MEET HENDERSONVILLE The fall meeting of the North Carolina Elks association will be conducted here Saturday and Sunday. The program will include a visit by delegates to the Elks camp for ctiildren, near Hendcrsonville. Haywood Chapter UDC To Hold October Meet With Mrs. Geo. Plott The Haywood Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confed eracy will hold their October meet ing with Mrs. George Plott at 3:30 o'clock on Friday afternoon, Octo ber 5. according to an tnnounce ment by Mrs. James R. Boyd, pres ident. Mrs. John M. Queen will have the 'paper of the afternoon. The annual election of officer? will be held following the report of the nominating committee and all members are urged to be pres ent. Legion & Auxiliary Have Supper After Meeting Friday The American Legion and Auxil iary enjoyed a covered dish supper following separate meetings of the two groups. A special guest of the evening was Master Sergeant Walter D Brown, son of Mrs. L. J. Drown, who has recently returned from the Pacific theater. Sgt. Brown, vet eran of both World wars, joined the First American Legion unit or ganized in London after the close of World War 1. During the meeting both group's plans were made to extend invita tion to all discharged veterans, wives, mothers and sisters, of both wars to become members. Any wife, sister, or mother of a service man who gave his life was to be welcomed into the group upon rec ord of the late service man and to be honored accordingly by the unit. The auxiliary also made plans for a Hallowe'en party for the second Friday night in October. Mrs. Hearts Hurgin was installed as the new president of the Auxil iary, with the retiring president, Mrs. J. C. Brown, in charge of the ceremonies. Others jho will serve with Mrs. Burgin are: first vice president. Mrs. J. C. Brown; second vice president, Mrs. T. (J. Massie; third vice president, Mrs. Charles Burgin; terasurer, Mrs. Leo Mar tell, and secretary, Miss Ida Brown. The new president also announced the commit lees who w ill serve dur ing the coming year. Mrs. D. I). Shermer and grand daughter. Miss Betty Shermer, of Atlanta, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Plott. During their stay here they will visit other relatives be fore returning home. Miss Josephine Plott spent last week with her sister, Mrs. Wayne Battle in Andrews. To meet a pressing lack of trans portation, Ecquador has reduced tariffs to encourage Importation of motor ears. County Home Clubs Study Plans For Farm Homes The Haywood County Home Demonstration clubs will have as their study subject at their meet ings during the month of October. "Guides in Planning Your Farm Home," according to an announce ment made this week by Miss Mary Margaret Smith, county home agent. The schedule for meetings during the first two weeks of October are as follows: Beaverdam Club at 2:00 o'clock on Tuesday. 2nd, with Mrs. Floyd Parham. Allen's Creek Club with Mrs Hiram McCracken at 2:00 o'clock on Wednesday, the 3rd. Dellwood Club at the Dcllwood school at 2:00 o'clock on Thursday, the 4th. Jonathan Club at 2:00 o'clock with Mrs. Frank R. Kennedy on Friday, the 5th. Maple Grove Club with Mrs. Rov Hightower at 2:00 o'clock on Tues day, the 9th. rrancis Cove Club with Miss Marion Boggs on Wednesday, the 10th, at 2:30 o'clock. Hues Creek Club at the Fines Creek school on Thursday, tin Mill, at 2:30 o'clock. Iron Duff Club with Mrs. Clin ion McLlroy at 2:30 o clock on Friday, the 12th. 180 Students Enrolled At St. John's School St. John's School opened this month with an enrollment of 180 pupils, an increase of 40 pupils over last year's registration. Of the above number 133 are from Waynesville; 47 are from out of-town. How women and girls may get wanted relief from functional periodic ptin Ctrdul li a liquid medicine which many women any hu brought relief from tha cramp-like agony and ner vout strain of funoUonal perlodlo fliauew. Here's how it may help: 1 Taken like a tonlo. It should stimulate appetite, aid diges tion, thus help build re sistance lor the "time" to come. 2 Started 3 days be lore -your time", II should help relieve pain due to purely funo Uonal perlodlo causes. Try Cardul. If It helps, you'll be glad you did. CARDUI Hf, 111 LC1 PIWCCTtOW r, into A re? Authorized Distributors IMS Suiton's Beauty Shop Now Featuring PEG -On- Zotos and Eugene RMANENTS Two $10.00 Permanenis--only $15.00 Get A Friend and Save On Your Permanent ID We Have a Specialist on Facials and Manicures Also Specials on all Cold Waves and Machineless Permanents. Phone 54 for Appointment Thanks We appreciate the public response to the opening of our modern new shop, and the reception given our three experienced operators. The many compliments on our modern shop with all new equipment is deeply appreciated. Sutton's Beauty Shop Over Sanitary Barber Shop MRS. R. L. SUTTON, Manager Main Street Waynesville Registered Hereford? 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