North Carolina Newspapers

i ttfiPAY, JANUARY 10, 1946 THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER PAGE FIVE (First Section! Killian Has lx At January f Meeting Luarv meeting of the Hay ?anua " , .ho united Daugh- E Confederacy was held ' president, Mrs. Jimmie m Friday alternuu.i r" ..:n:n in rharee of fcancy ivunui. gram. KiUian had as her subject Carolina Contribution to . .i,n confederacy. iuse OI u.v - illian went imu ucMm -k (,f the fine leaders of this r the Confederacy, both as , i rtnArnmpnt ana bants in uie 6"'"' ng'the afternoon recognition ben of the birmaays ui uc L General Jackson and w Maury, wnicn im m Mrs. J. Haraen nuwc" i interesting aiy- - official magazine nunui."& lvo Conleueraie ieauci. Howell also urged the mem take the magazine and to t tiuv were always on file county library. murment was maae oi mc Declamation contest held Wavnesvine nign wuwn iu for the boys oi u.- ich will take place on jan Miss Nancy Killian will harfic of the contest and ar- lents. Mie win ue I'r.ink Ferguson. Mrs. jKillian and Mrs. John Queen in charge ot tne stage aim necessary arranguiiit-iiis. I'aul Townsend, wile ot me of the First Methodist was a special guest of the loon. Iwood Boosters To Meet Tonight Hazelwood Boosters Club ueet tonight at the Presby- church at 7:00 o'clock, with R. Crockett, president, pre program will be in charge de Fisher, Whitener Prevost m Knight. ladies of the church will the supper. Beatrice Medford, who has the Christmas holidays with rents. Dr. and Mrs. N. M. (I. returned this week to re- ier studies at Hrcnau Vol- IY BE FAT plenty yet lose t with delicious y reducing plan more Blender, graceful fig- exercising. wo laxatives. :s. With the simple A YDS i Candy KeduciriK Plan n t cut out any meals. potatoes, meats or but simply cut them down. r when you enjoy delicious i fortified) AYDS candy leala. Absolutely harmlesB. fecal !eta condi pian 100 parioni lost 14 to 15 lb, awrag hf WMkl with AVI)" Vitamin (n.tu a I Plan. ' icted by medical doctor. Engagement Is Announced at Tea """""" mmmuMmm!i MISS MARTHA SLOAN WAY, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Way, Jr., whose engagement to Lawrence Kimball Harbor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Knight Barber, of Battleboro, Vt., was announced Sat urday afternoon at a tea given at the Waynesville Country Club with Mrs. Herbert Buchanan, Jr., Mrs. Hubert Anton and Mrs. Hubert O'Donnell as hostesses. Engagement of Miss Martha Way To Kimball Barber Announced Announcement has been made of the engagemnct and approaching marriage of Miss Martha Sloan Way, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Way, Jr., and granddi.u.';hter ot Mrs. J. Howell Way and the late Dr. Way and of the lalo Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Sloan, of Way nes ville, to Lawrence Kimball Barber, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Knight Barber, of Battleboro, Vt. The wedding is scheduled to take place in the early spring. Miss Way is a graduate of the Waynesville Township high school, having been selected as the out standing girl of her class for the Rotary club award. Later she was graduated from Greensboro Col lege. She is a member of the fac ulty tof the Central Elementary school. Mr. Barber is a graduate of the Worcester Polytechnic Institute of Worcester, Mass., where he was a member of the Theta Chi frater nity, of which he was chapter pres ident. He holds the position of research and development engineer of the A. C. Lawrence Leather Company of Peabody, Mass., with their tanneries located in the fupi'lyol AYDS only 2.2S. If not dellshttd fults, MONEY HACK on first box. FhoM Jin's Cut Kate Drug Store vf ry in ) 1 ( - W : S ORIGINAL ybAf ' . v - 1 DESIGN Mm Vr' uMHIl $10-95 SUES 11-15 South. The announremciil was made on Saturday afternoon, January 5, at a large tea given at the Waynes ville Country club with Mrs. Her bert L. Buchanan, Jr.. and Mrs. Hubert O'Donnell of Waynesville and Mrs. Robert Anton, of Ports mouth, Va., as hostesses. The guests were greeted at the entrance by Mrs. Whitener Prevost and Mrs. Ben Sloan and were in troduced to the receiving line by Mrs. T. Lenoir Gwyn. Receiving with the hostesses were the bride elect, her mother, Mrs. J. H. Way, Jr., her grandmother, Mrs. J. How ell Way and her sisters Mrs. Thomas L. Campbell, Miss Hilda Way and Miss Marguerite Way. Greeting the guests at the dining room entrance were Mrs. J. Wil fred l!a yaml Mrs. W. F. Swift. Pouring at the tea fable were Mrs. liufus Siler and Mrs. Jon athan Woody Serving were Mrs. David Stent z. Miss Tillie Rat ha. Mrs. Sam liushnell, Jr., Mrs. Harold Tingen Miss Margaret Perry and Miss Mary Mock. Bid ding the guests good-bye were Mrs. M. H. Bowles and Mrs. Hugh W. Massie. The lounge and living rooms of the club were arranged in bowls of while (lowers with the rooms light ed by white tapers. The tea table was covered with a lace cloth and centered with an arrangement of mixed white flowers, flanked with Son of Former Residents Weds Virginia Girl Of Interest here was the mar riage of Miss Anna Marie Rue, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dunham Rue, to Thornton String fellow, son of Dr. and Mrs. James Lawrence Stringfellow, formerly of Waynesville, which was solemnized on Thursday, December 27, in the Most Precious. Blood Catholic church, Culpeper, Va., with The Pev. Charles Comaskey, officiat ing T'ie bride was given in marriage by ler father, and wore a wedding go n of brocaded satin fashioned on princess lines with long pointed sleeves, sweetheart neckline, full skirt ending in a court train. Her veil of illusion was caught with orange blossoms and she carried a white prayer book showered with white orchids and stephanotis. Her attendants were Mrs. James Raymond Belcher, Jr., of Hopewell, Va., who was her matron of honor; Miss Jean Erskine Grant, of Rich mond, maid of honor, and Miss Frances Hoffman and Miss Letitia Roberts of Culpeper, as brides maids. The matron of honor and the maid of honor wore gowns of deep rose taffeta modeled with tight bodices and full skirts and wore matching headdresses of illusion and gloves of the same shade. The bridesmaids were dressed in dusty rose taffeta designed like the other two and all four carried bouquets of mixed flowers. The bridegroom had as his best man his father. Dr. Stringfellow and the groomsmen were his broth ers, Charles Ewing Stringfellow, USNR, and Woods Price String fellow, Pennsylvania Military Col lege; and Lt. Robert Inskeep and J. B. Hudson, Jr., of Culpeper, Va. The parents of the bride enter tained the wedding party and out of town guests following the cere mony at their home on Piedmont street, after which the couple left for a wedding trip and will later be at home in Culpeper. The bride was educated at West hampton College of the University of Richmond, and Mr. Stringfellow studied at Hampden-Sydney Col lege and the University of Virginia, prior to volunteering for air serv ice in the AUS. The bridegroom's mother is the former Miss Janie Love Sexton, of Waynesville, who made her home here with her uncle and aunt, the late Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Sloan. Dr. Stringfellow was on the medical staff of the U. S. Government hos pital here during World War 1, and was a practicing physician here prior to returning to his home in Culpeper, Va., where he later located. Mildred Milner Elected Proctor Of Moore Dormitory At WCTC Miss Mildred Milner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Milner, Waynes ville, was recently elected proctor of Moore Dormitory. She was elect ed to this position through an election held by the Women's House Government Association. Miss Milner is a sophomore at Western Carolina Teachers College where she is majoring in Business Education. white candles, with appointments in silver. Married Dec. 21 iL J mm ; i A Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Russell, of Clyde, RFD No. 1, have announced the marriage of their daughter, Miss Lois Russell to Cordell L. Bradley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ar thur Bradley of Maggie. The mar riage took place in Clayton, Ga., on Friday, December 21st. The bride is a graduate of the Waynesville Township high school and has recently been employed by the Tennessee Eastman Corpora tion at Oak Ridge, Tenn. The bride groom lias recently received his discharge from the armed forces and is now employed by the State Highway and Public Works commission. Willis Kirkpatrick To Address Iron DufT Crabtree P.-T.A. The regular meeting of the Crabtree-lron Duff Parent-Teacher Association will be held on Wed nesday evening at 7:00 o'clock en January Kith in the high school auditorium, according to an an nouncement by O. L. Yates, presi dent. "Fathers Night" will be observed and Willis Kirkpatrick, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Kirkpatrick of Crabtrec section, will be the speaker. Mr. Kirkpatrick is chief auditor of the Champion Paper and Fibre Company of Canton. All patrons of the school urged to attend the meeting. are Mrs. Frazier In Charge of Program Of Woman's Club Meet The Woman's Club will hold the regular monthly meeting next Thursday afternoon at Oak Park, with Mrs. Frances Frazier in charge of the program. Her sub ject will be on "The Strategic Islands of the Mediterranean." Mrs. James W. Killian, president, will preside. Hostesses of the afternoon will be Mrs. CharJes Ray, Mrs. Rudolph Hollaus, and Mrs. J. R. Boyd, Jr. Army Recruiter Here Every Wednesday An Army recruiting officer will be at the Chamber of Commerce office every Wednesday from 9:00 until 5:00, it was announced yes terday. Men interested in getting details for enlisting in the Army are invited to visit the officer any Wednesday. Just Received Big Shipment Genuine WARM MORNING HEATERS MASSIE PEPARTMENT STORE It. J. REECE, Owner Holds 100 Pounds of Coal Gives Constant Heat We Have The Famous BUCKEYE HEATER Similar to the Warm Morning in smaller sizes. Fifty-pound capacity. Massie Furniture Company rhone 33 Waynesville, N. C. Kathleen Moody Is Wedded To J. B. Bradshaw Mr. and Mrs. Hilliard David Moody, of Waynesville, RFD No. 2, have announced the marriage of their daughter, Miss Kathleen Goldzsie Moody to James B. Brad shaw, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bradshaw, of Waynesville, RFD No. 2. The marriage was solemnized in a quiet ceremony on Saturday, January 5, in Clayton, Ga. The bride wore for her marriage, a navy blue dress with black acces sories. Mrs. Bradshaw is a graduate cf the Waynesville Township high school and also attended Western Carolina Teachers College. Mr. Bradshaw Is a graduate of the Crabtree high school and later attended North Carolina State Col lege. After a short wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Bradshaw plan to reside in Waynesville. Mrs. Frances Frazier Honors New York Visitor With Dinner Mrs. Adalin White Scott was the honor guest of a small dinner party given by Mrs. Frances Gilbert Fra zier at the Palmer House on Tues day. Mrs. Scott has spent the past month with her sister, Mrs. Mae White Bethel in the Kirkpatrick Apartments, and will leave for her home in New York next week. Frank Ferguson, who holds a po sition with the North Carolina Shipbuilding Company, at Wil mington, is spending several days here this week. Phil Medford, who is a student at Emory School of Dentistry, has returned after sepnding the holi days here with his parents. DR. W. KERMIT CHAPMAN DENTIST OFFICE IN BOYD BUILDING PHONE 363 WAYNESVILLE. N. C. Guaranteed ELECTRICAL REPAIRS -By An Experienced Repairman Modern Test Equipment Itadio Repairs Guaranteed 90 Days Appliances Guaranteed 6 Months to 1 Year WE REPAIR Motors . . . Irons . . . Hot Plates . . . Waffle Irons Coffee Makers . . . Washing Machines . . . Toasters Electric Heaters . . . Electric Clocks . . . Lamps. Hazelwood Electric And Radio Repair Shop Established 1913 JOSEPH 1J. WINCHESTER, Owner Robinson Street Hazelwood Use The Classified Advertisements " T Jt Belk-Hudson's Annual January BLANKET EVENT SINGLE COTTON 1)011 ISLE COTTON INDIAN BLANKETS BLANKETS BLANKETS 97c $1.98 25 Wool 75 Cotton Satin Bound Double Blankets- Just Received CANNON TOWELS Bath and Face Wash Cloths Dish Cloths $2.48 - - - - $6.95 elk- Hudson 'Home of Better Values' !: . 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