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" 7 PAGE FOUR (First Section)' THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER rs. Frazier Has Paper At Club Meet Tsursday Mrs. Frances Frazier was in charge of the program at the Jan uary meeting of the Waynesville Woman's club, which was held on Thursday afternoon at Oak Park, with Mrs. James W. Killian, presi dent, presiding. Mrs. Frazier had as her subject 'The Strategic Islands in Our Lives." Her paper with its inspi rational message may be read in lull in her column which appears in the current issue of The Moun taineer. It drew forth much com ment and appreciation from the members present. During t lie business session Mrs. YV. T. Crawford spoke on the bad habit of throwing trash on the streets, and the president named her as bead of a committee to give publicity in the education of the public as to keeping the streets lean. The silver tea to be given on the occasion of the second anniersar el the county library service and sponsored by the club was an nounced. Plans were made to ex tend an imitation to the people ot this community and to all rural iamihes who are served by the countv svstein. Mi s Cornelia Nixon gav e a piano solo '-.tuba Dance.'' by Dctt. a Negro folk dance. Hostesses of the afternoon were Mrs. Hollaus. Mi s .Imimy Bo d and Mrs. Charles Kav. Jr. Wins Award v? it t;r' i Thursday, Janil4 Music Club To Have Two Guest Artists At Meet The Va nesville Music club will 1 i Id the Januarv meeting on Fi i '.0 evening at the apartment oi .'!r. Cornelia Nixon with Mis.. Margaret Stringficld as associate hostess. The club will have as guest ar Lsts on their program. Miss Theresa Alley, pianist, and Sol Cohen, violinist, the latter head oi the music department at Spring dale schools. Mi.s Nancy Killian J- chairman of the program for the evening. MRS. FRANK WILLIAMS, of Lake Junaluska, adult winner in North Carolina of the Green Thumb contest, which was soon- sored m the United States by the National Victory Garden Institute of New York She has been award ed a handsome silver plaque with the name of the donors on one side and hers on the other. Haywood Women Win In Victory Garden Contest East Waynesville 1 T. A. Meeting To Be Held Tuesday, 29th Kast Waynesville Parent-Teacher Association will meet on Tuesda evening at 7:30 o'clock at the school with Mrs. Albert Abel, pres ident, presiding. An interesting program has been prepared and ail members are urged to attend. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends for their kind expressions of sympathy and the flowers sent us during the sudden death of our husband and son. Roby Sherrill. The Sherrill Family. DON'T WORRY with Stomach Acid PAIN just nurry and get FULLER'S TABLETS. Takeone after each from bloat, belchinir hrr K, nd pain. Just take FULLER'S TABLETS alcUARANTEE7 " M0NE (wft niir SO m Q;-.f . i Tv Smiths Cut-Rate Drus Store Mrs Frank Williams, of Lake lunaluska. was the adult winner in North -Carolina of the Green inumn contest, sponsored through nit the country bv the National Wc'ory Garden Institute, of New York, according to John H. Har ris, horticulturist of State College, Raleigh. She has received a hand--emo silver plaque with the name f the donors on one side and her 'lame and the date on the other. "I had tune sons in the service ind 1 thought it would be the finest .(ay l jould spend my time, when 1 was so worried. It gave me something to do that took my nind off of my anxiety and I felt :hat I was doing something for my .ountry at home when I produced all the food I could," said Mrs. Williams. "I have always liked to garden md when I read about the contest in the Reader s Digest I decided to nake a special garden and enter," she explained. "I planted 28 varieties of vege tables in my fourth of an acre sardon. and with the exception of two hours work by my daughter, I did all the work myself," she said. Mrs. Williams had about one '.hird of the garden in early vege tables, those which she could grow in two crops. She replanted as soon as one crop matured. From the garden she supplied her table with fresh vegetables in season and has stored and canned enough to do her during the entirp winter. Here is the list of vegetables she grew in her Drize winning .-. o ureen thumb garden: Spinach. Mustard. Kale. Onions, Lettuce, head and leaf. Peas. Carrots RopI.' Beans, soy, running, bunch, and butter. Okra. Tomatoes, Corn, Tur nips. Kutabagcrs. Sugar, Pumpkin, regular pic pumpkin, Brocolli, Sweet Potatoes, Irish Potatoes, Celery. Cabbage, early and late, Squash Swiss Chard. Cucumbers, Strong Penpers and Sweet Peppers, Mrs Williams has been a mem ber of one of the Haywood Home Demonstration clubs for the past eight years, and at present she is a member of the Lake Junaluska club. She lias Joint Hostesses Honor Bride-Elect With Luncheon Mrs. William Medford and Miss Mary Mock were joint hostesses Saturday of a bridge luncheon hon oring Miss Catherine West whoso marriage took place Saturday eve ning at the First Methodist church. The affair was given at the Waynes ville Country club and several pro gressions of contract followed the luncneon. The guests were seated at one long table centered with an ar rangement of pink snapdragons, flanked with tapers bearing harmo nizing tapers. When the scores were totaled, Mrs. Hugh Massle was found to hold the top score and Mrs. Charles E. Ray, Jr., the second high. Both were presented with nric nH the bride-elect was also presented an attractive gift. The guest list included Miss West, her mother, Mrs. Walter B. west, Mrs, Hubert O Donnell, Mrs. Sam Bushnell, Mrs. Ben Sloan, Mrs. M. H. Bowles. Mrs. Ralph Prevost, Mrs. Herbert Buchanan. Miss Helen Ray, Mrs. Charles E. Ray, and Mrs. John Allen. Her Marriage Is Announced ?N!,wf -- if Pigeon River Boy Scout Leaders Meet The Pigeon River District mm. mittee of the Boy Scouts held a meeting at the Canton "V" n Tuesday evening Hallett Ward district chairman, in charge. Va rious reports of the work in Hay wood county were given. William Medford distriet mittee on activities. Cave a rnnnrt on the following troops: Waynes ville 2. Hazelwood 5, and Cub Pack 3, of Waynesville. Rev. George B. Culbreth of Can ton, neighborhood commissioner, reported on troops Canton 13. Beaverdam 14. and th MoiohK Patrol 18, of Canton. James R. Lverlv pave a rpnnrl rtf the annual Scout convention nf th Daniel Boone Council which was recently held in Asheville W. S. Edwards, lead iee. oi L-anion. gave a report on LUDDing activities. Chas M. Haw kins reported the oreani7atinn nf a new iub pack at Clyde, with Kev. O. Newell. Cnh mactor and R. W. Noland, assistant. Rotarians Hear Of Scout Work Rotarians last week cussion of Boy Scout work given Dy members of the troop commit tee, as the Club has Inner sponsor of the Waynesville troop. Talks were made by B. E. Col kitt, Stanly Bardins. and M h Bowles. The scoutmaster, Guy Massie, had previously tendered his resignation, and a successor was discussed during the session. MRS. ROBERT L. WOLFE, whose marriage to Capt. Wolfe took place in the Mount Vernon Methodist church of Baltimore on December 8th. Mrs. Wolfe was before her marriage. Miss Gcraldine Rogers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Webb Rogers, of Clyde, R.F.D. No. 1. The bride is a graduate of Fines Creek high school and the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina. She taught physical education in the Ellenbe high school for threp vnras anrt cino loct mrinn unr k assistant health and recreational secretary at the Young Woman's i.iiiisudn .'vssoeiauon oi Baltimore. Capt. Wolfe, a native of Lincoln. Neb., was at the time he entered the service a student at thn i;ni, n. n, oi ieoiasKa. ne voiuntecrea in l J4 1 and sprvnrt ao a fioM,,,. .,nt anu nas 10 ins crecm iour years overseas duty. Central P.T.A. Discuss School Needs At Meeting A large number of patrons of the Central Elementary school at- fTtft thp mnnthlv mpptinp of the Parent Teachers Association Tues- i day nigm at tne scnooi auditorium. Following a musical program by thp cnhnnl rhnnic nnripr the direc tion of Miss Stephanie Moore, a general discussion of school proj- pntc u.ac hnlrt A enrmiittep eo.171- posed of R. N. Barbt r. Jr., Mrs. M. D. Watkins and J C. Tatrick, was named to confer with authori ties on modernizing the heating plant of the school. W. Curtis Russ. president, named the current program committee, with M I? Williamson chairman Miss Margaret Burgin and Mrs. ! R. .V. Barber. Jr. The membershin committee is! composed of Mrs. Rome Brown, j miss fclizaDetli ilcnrv and J. C. Patrick. The second grade, taught by Miss Margaret Burgin. was awarded the half holiday for having the largest number of parents present. After the business session, the group was shown the renovation job recently completed in the school, which included painting of every room and the auditorium. The tour was conducted by Claude Rogers, principal. The factulty of the school served refreshments in the lunch room. Miss Martha Way is secretary, and Mrs. Carl Munday is treasurer of the organization, and gave reports during the business session. First Sgt. and Mrs. C. C Mat thews, of Favettev ille. spent the week-end here Willi the hitter's mother, Mrs. D. C. Camnhell ;it her home in Maggie. Sgt. Mat thews is serving in thp reno.ib- army, stationed at Fort itn.r.i Let Us Help You Own Your Home . and conserve your home bymc needed repairs, buying home financing homes. Loans available immediate Buy Shares In oj New Series Now! HAYWOOD HOME wilding and lo ASSOCIATION the county with her gardening tal ents on other occasions. She won first place in gardening at the re cent annual Achievement Day held here in December of the farm groups in the county, this year dig ging ner vegetables out of the snow to put in her exhibit. Mrs. Williams had three sons in the service, T5 Larrv L. Williams who served 25 months in the Euro pean theater and has recently been discharged; Sgt. John J. Williams, who is now serving in Italy; and Sgt. Frank R. Williams, Jr., who is still listed as missing in a bombing mission over Germany on March 1 1, ia4o. To All Those Without Transportation Facilities To Attend Church We Offer Miss Caldwell Wedded To J. T. Maudllin Mr. and Mrs. Eston Robert Cald well, of Waynesville. have announc ed the marriage of their daughter, Miss Margaret Caldwell, to James Thomas Maudlin, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Sloan Maudlin, also of Waynesville. The marriage took place in Clay ton, Ga.. on Wednesday, January 2nd. The bride wore a wool suit in fushia, with brown accessories. At the time of her marriage, Mrs. Maudlin was a student at the Way nesville Township high school. Mr. Maudlin is a discharged vet eran of World War II. He entered the service in September, 1942 and was sent overseas in September 194J. He served in the EuroDean theater in Normandv. Northern France, Rhineland. Ardennes. Cen tral turope. He is entitled to wear the Eurn- pean-African-Meditcrranean thpa ter ribbon with five battle stars one bronze star, victory medal good conduct medal, and driver's medal. He was attached to Gene ral Patton's Third Army. Quarterly Conference To Be Held At Shady Grove Church Quarterly conference of the Shady Grove church will hp hnlH Sunday, 27th at 7:00 p. m., with ur. u alter II. West, district super intendent, delivering the sermon according to an announcement by Rev. V. 11. Dennis, pastor. itie building committee will hp named at the nicotine tn hn in charge of the erection of a run I - church on the lot on the highway near the Rock Hill school house Which Was donated tn thn pnnn gation by Robert Howell. Ear Versatile Organ The human ear is a vor.nfllo m.. gan, able to hear verv faint unimrt. or noises millions of times lnnrfor The remarkable adaptability of the ear may be grasped by imagining a scale delicate enoueh tn wnitrh a pin and at the same time strong enougn to weigh three battleships with a total weight of 100,000 tons! U.D.C. Will Meet With Mrs. Queen On February 1st The United Daughters of the Confederacy will hold their regular : meeting on February 1st, at the residence of Mrs. John M. Queen. hostess. The paper will be read bv Mrs R. N. Barber, and will be ' Zebulon Byrd Vance." The president, Mrs J. R. Boyd, will pit-side and all members are urged to be present. Miss Virginia Lee Becomes Bride Of Harry Gaddis on 12th Mr. and Mrs. Luther Lee have announced the marriage of their daughter, Miss Virginia Dale Lee of Waynesville, to Harry Gaddis. son ot wrs. John Gaddis. The marriage took Dlace in Clav ton, Ga., on January 12, in a quiet ceremony. The couole were ac companied to Clayton by Miss irene oardner and James Gardner. wno witnessed the ceremony. Lady s Stomach Was Like a Gas Factory: Meals Turned To Gas One lady said recentlv that her hiomacii used to be like a "gas f t' ..... lanui.v: inai IS, wnen slip a p a meal it seemed to turn right into gas. She was alwavs hln.it pH h.nH awful stomach eas naini H.iiti. headaches and constant irregular nowel action. Now, however, this lady says she is FREE nf STOu. ACH OAS and she says the ehanep is aue to taking INNER-AID. Her meals agree with her. No pas or bloat after eating. Headaches and constipation are gone. "Oh! what relief!" states this ladv. "Whv don't other gas and constipation sufferers get iiNrvitK-AlD. INNhR-AID contains 12 r.rn.-it Herbs; they cleanse bowels c1p.ii- gas from stomach, act on sluggish liver and kidneys. Miserahtp npn. pie soon feel different all over. So aon t go on suffering! Get. IWFlR. AID. Sold by all Drug Stores here in naywooa County. Misses Coats And Raincoi During the next tvo weeks We fim rnnnlnn nee values - a varied group of Misses Coats and Raincoi These were barcrains at recmlamnVoc nnA J - II I I . 1 1 muy attractive at the special low prices now offere MISSES 7 TO 12 GROUP OF COATS $7.95 Reduced to MISSES 10 TO 11 GROUP OF COATS $8.95 Reduced to MISSES 7 TO 12 GROUP OF COATS $13.24 Reduced to In I 4LW These Are All Attractive Coats Which Are Suitable For School Wear. Jrree S Every person wanting to attend church services in the community, and not hav ing transportation, we will gladly put our buses at their disposal. Just give your name and address to your pastor, and he will see that we get the information, and include your home on our special routing. BaosS onDC TOM LEE, Owner v . - .'... Expert Repairing Of Se wing Machines Vacuum Cleaners and All Household Appliances ALL WORK GUARANTEED Tom Campbell, Sr. At Singer Seving Shop Phone 525-J Main Street RAINCOATS For All The Family We carry raincoats for men, women, hoys, misses, and children. Just Now We Are Offering Special vaiues m Misses Raincoats MISSES AGE 7 AXn s nnvmi, $4.49 Group, Special at $3.49 MihS SMART RED Iinvroc,,,, $9.95 Reduced to $7 gs 11 7!!ISDSESJKEVERSIHLE Ij ' D RAIN CO AT ' 5)11.73 Reduced to $7g5 ses 7 to 11 These reversible n:it nr TZ-77. : beinjr attractive u. l'"' for school wear- side out. UKU-ana can be orn with either Merchandise For All The F RAY'S DEPARTMENT r m ar in C7" a m ill sn
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