THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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marked with
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in marriage
She
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conn ill wnin
square marquisette
ttjn cliantilly lace. ionK
t petal pointed over
haxiue iHHiice aim
skirt, terminating in
.,.' Her finger tip
... . .i.,J In a
jon was aiiHcm-u ...
bonnet ol iiiumuh
lh (iraiige diummmi.o.
a round arm bouquet
rinc .tones of Waynes-
f honor, hue wmc
Jhwnird wiln a wime
I with a vnke of mar-
T i f..ll
irt sleeves ana a
t ol mai quiM "
a hand nf two bows
She carried an arm
Idphinium and in her
matching bandeau 01
hers.
,ee Boyd, sister of the
Iss Malirey Wade were
They wine identical
klphinium blue mar
k with portrait neck-
in ruffles, fashioned
fcdicc and cap sleeves
bd full skirts. They
bouquets of white car-
k-orc matching minia-
m of carnations in their
Sorcisitm Mrs Uoyri,
Ic bride wore a street
of aqua sheer, with
Sired straw hat, and
stories, her corsage bc
nf talisman roses,
niolher nf the bride
a pink crepe gown
inc flower hat and a
'finds.
nc the bride wore a
ran heuaty wool, with
hat and black aeccs-
e?is a graduate of West
sAool of Nashville, and
apposition in Nashville
mluation.
I also a graduate of the
fch school, recently rc-
linnorable discharge
Ited States Army Air
lich he served in the
iater for three years,
'ted with the Massev
fPly company with
in Knoxvillp. whom
efuple will reside.
Sjthr wodding rehearsal
y( evening. Mrs. Boyd,
'f Mr;. J"hn F. Lee,
will ill inn nrirlo n-
a reception at the
and Mrs. I,ee on
re. The cnests wpre
he bridal parly, mem
families ail(j out.
S. Thp lifirvitiit lnKI
j "iih i i wit:
1ith a liprPft u-nrlrtinn
fern and sweet-
f mnR tapers in silver
PR llnwers wrro ncnrl
reception rooms.
"t of own Ruests
1(1 weddine unm. Mi.
R. Knmn, of Lexing-w-
H. Redford nf
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d s. John, nf Selma,
n Mone Testa, of
- and Miss Catherine
ynesville.
fined Advertisements
Youth Club Holds
Open House On
Sunday Afternoon
A representative group of par
ents and members of the Youth
club attended the open house held
by the club on Sunday afternoon
in the club rooms from four to six
o'clock, with Mrs. James D. Tsi
voglou, director of the club re
ceiving. The rooms were decorated
in quantities of spring flowers.
During the hours the following
presented a program of music: J.
D. Hyatt, two solos: J. D. Hyatt and
Aaron Hyatt, a duet; Ida Lou Gib
son sang a group of three songs.
Cecil Wiggins, a solo, accompany
ing himself on guitar; duet by Bill
Carver and Cecil Wiggins; Bette
Hannah and Theresa Alley, both
gave several piano selections.
Group singing was led by J. D.
Hyatt, Ida Lou Gibson, Betty Tut
tle, Jeanc Anne Bradley and Jackie
Sue Messer. The program opened
with "God Bless America," and
closed with "God be with you 'Til
we meet again."
Home Clubs To
Study The Saving
Of Foods In May
The Haywood County Home
Demonstration clubs will have as
their subject under discussion for
the May meetings "Let's Save Food
We Grow," it was learned from
the county farm and home agents
this week.
Allen's Creek club on Wednes
day, May 1, at 2:00 o'clock with
Mrs. L. L Allen; Dellwood club
with Mrs. Hugh Allison at 2:00
o'clock on Wednesday afternoon,
May 1st.
The district council meeting will
be held at Bryson City on Thurs
day, May 2nd, to plan the 1947
program, which members of the
County Council will be expected
to attend.
Jonathan Creek club will meet
with Miss Belle McCracken on Fri
day afternoon, May 3rd, at 2:00
o'clock; Iron Duff club with Mrs.
.1. R. Caldwell at 2:00 o'clock on
Friday, May 3rd; Bcaverdam club
with Mrs. George Worlcy on Tues
day afternoon, May 7th, at 2:00
o'clock.
Francis Cove club with Mrs. Will
Boone on Wednesday afternoon,
May 8th at 2:00 o'clock; Fines
Creek club will meet at the Fines
Creek school at 2:30 on Thursday
afternoon, May 9th.
The County Spring Federation
meeting which will celebrate Na
tional Home Demonstration club
week will be held in the court
house here on Friday, May 10th.
The Morning Star club will meet
on Monady, May 13th with Mrs.
W. J. Muse at 2:00 o'clock; Maple
Grove club with Mrs. Lou Palmer
at 2:00 o'clock on Tuesday after
noon, May 14th.
The members of the county
clubs are invited to attend the
demonstrations which will be given
by the Farmers Federation on
Wednesday, May 15, in the prep
aration of food for freezing. There
will be one demonstration held in
Waynesville at 10:30 and another
held at the Canton Y.M.C.A. at
2:30 o'clock on the afternoon of
the same day.
Attended Asheville
Presbytery in Highlands
Rev. M. R. Williamson, pastor
of the Waynesville Presbyterian
church and Rev. S. R. Crockett,
pastor of the Hazelwood Presbyte
rian church, and R. L. Prevost
spent Tuesday in Highlands. They
attended a meeting of the Asheville
Presbytery.
There are 155.116 separate units
of government in the United States
having taxing or other powers of
raising and spending money, ac
cording to the Census. Of these,
108,579 are school districts.
Mrs. George Plott
Will Be Hostess
Of UDC Meeting
The Haywood Chapter of
Daughters of the Confederacy
bold their May meeting on Kr
afternoon, the 3rd, at 3 lu
Mrs. George Plott.
Mrs. Giover Davis will have
paper of the afternoon and
subject will be. "Kducation
North Carolina prior to the
Between the States''
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War
J. R. Morgan
Addresses
Woman's Club
J. R. Morgan' local attorney, ed
dressed the members of the Wom
an's club at their April meeting
held on Thursday afternoon at Oak
Park, with Mrs. James W. Killian,
president, presiding.
Mr. Morgan spoke on the laws
of North Carolina pertaining to
women. He started with some of
the earliest laws enacted in the
state and fold of the many new
ones added and of changes that
had been enacted, giving women
more rights.
The president appointed the fol
lowing nominating committee to
bring in a report at the next meet
ing on the officers for the coming
year; Mrs. Jimmy Boyd. Mrs. John
M. Queen, Mrs. Troy Wyehe.
The following delegates and al
ternates wree elected to attend
the annual meeting of the North
Carolina Federation of Women's
clubs which will be held in Greens
boro the last of May: Mrs. Jimmy
Boyd and Mrs. John M. Queen,
delegates; and Mrs. R. N. Barber
and Mrs. Noble Garrett, alternates.
Mrs. J. W. Killian is a delegate by
virtue of her office.
An article was read regarding
the General Federation convent ion
which will be held in Chicago in
June.
All members were urged to at
tend the annual reading contest
which will be held at the high
school for girls on Thursday morn
ing, the 25th. The contest is spon
sored by the club.
Hostesses of the afternoon were:
Mrs. R. N. Barber, Mrs. True, and
Mrs. Noble Garrett. Mrs. Homer
Henry, of Clyde, a former member,
was a guest of the meeting.
Miss Lucy Head
Becomes Bride Of
Davis C. Gillett
Mr. and Mrs. John Head of
Waynesville, have announced the
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Lucy Head, to David Clark Gillett,
son of Mr. and Mrs. John Gillett,
of Lake Junaluska. The vows were
solemnized on Saturday, April 20th,
in Clayton, Ga.
For her marriage the bride wore
a chartreuse ensemble with black
accessories and her corsage was
of gardenias.
The bridegroom is a veteran of
World War II and was recently
discharged from the armed forces.
He was attached to the medical
corps of the U. S. Infantry and
served for 15 months in the Kuro
pean theater. He was in the army
for over two years. He is entitled
to wear the Purple Heart, the
European theater ribbon, with sev
eral battle stars, Good Conduct
and Victory medals.
The Bardens Arrive
From Fla. For Summer
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Harden,
summer residents, have arrived
from Fort Lauderdale. Fla , where
they have spent the winter and are
occupying their home on the Coun
try Club drive.
Miss Hilda Way has returned to
Kannapolis, where she is a mem
ber of the faculty of the elementary
schools, after spending the Faster
vacations with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. II. Way, Jr.
Mrs. Chas. Ray has returned
from a visit to relatives and friends
in Eastern Carolina.
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Mrs. R. G. Chasan
Heads Bethel
PTA For 1946-47
Mrs. K. G. Chasan was elected
president of the Parent-Teacher
'Association of the Bethel high
school at their meeting held last
Thursday evening in the school
aihiitonimi, at which time Fathers
Night was observed.
Others elected to serve with Mrs.
Chasan were: fust vice president,
Mrs. Clifton Terrell, second vice
president, Miss Knicllc Shumalis'
secretary, Mrs. Ira II. Duvall;
treasurer, Mrs. W. P. Whitcsidcs.
Henrx Kvans led the devotional
period, opening the meeting.
Following the business session
a debate of a humorous nature
was enjoyed, after which a film
strip, "A Stitch in Time," conclud
ed the program.
After adjournment, those pres
ent, the largest group to ever at
tend a PTA meeting in Bethel en
joed a social hour with relresh
meiits served by the men.
Miss Ida 1 .011 Gibson, w ho is at
tending Montreal College, spent
the Faster week-end here with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ruhr Gibson.
Miss Lorraine Marlel. wlui is a
student at St. Genevive's school.
Asheville. spent the Faster holi
days here with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Martel.
Mrs. L. G. Elliott
Hostess of Music
Club Meeting Friday
The Waynesville Music club will
, hold the regular meeting on Friday
evening with Mrs. L. G. KUiott in
the Sunday school rooms of the
i Firs' Baptist church.
I Airs. L. M. Richeson will have
c'.'.aige of the program. Miss Ida
Jean Brown,
side.
president, will pre-
Haywood Home
'Clubs To Hold
Spring Federation
i
The Spring Federation of the
j Haywood County Home Demonstra
i lion clubs will meet in Va nesville
on Friday, May 10. at 2;!0 in the
afternoon, it has been announced
; by Miss Mary Margaret Smith,
j county home demonstration agent
The program will center around
the observance of National Home
Demonstration week Present plans
are to have an illustrated lecture
given by a TVA official.
The program will also include
a brief history of the Home Dem
onstration work in Haywood coun
ty, which will be given by one of
the club members
Following the meeting a tea will
be given by the club women In
which the public will be invited.
Miss Allison Enters
University of California
Miss Mary Lucia Allison, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis Allison,
has resumed her studies at the
t niversity of California in Los
Angeles. Before entering the
school. Miss Allison was employed
at Hampton Roads, Va . port of
embarkation in the intelligence and
sc urity division.
Miss Allison had attended Mary
ville College for two years after
graduating from Waynesville high
school.
Former Waynesville
Men Visit Here
Mr and Mrs. Ray White of New
York, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred White
of Asheville. were in town visiting
friends on Saturday. The While
brothers are former residents of
Wax nesv ille. having resided here
lor a number of years.
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