North Carolina Newspapers

mmm ' 'if, v PAGE FOUR (First SectionJ THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER FRIDAY, jrJ t?-TJA r..,;i' lj-.it - mmm,& t,:v; ? JA V1'. 1 ! i . :' 1 A jjJI'A' : Ia'!".' ' i f ;' I -1 , I ft II 'J! Vi "j i is, v . i I : t-j ! ; t. " I - I: , - I f I . t I-1 f ' 1 i Hi; i r to .t ' 4. ! a ii 3"-. - :a' .1 V''.i.: ) Luncheon Fetes . Bride-Elect At Country Club Miss Ruth Greene whose mar riage to Walter Sage Fulton, Jr., will take place Saturday evening at the First Bcptist church was feted with a luncheon at the Waynesville Country Club on Wednesday by Mrs. Frank Kirkpaf rick, Miss Margaret Greene and Mis Sara Queen. The quests were seated it one long table which was attractively arranged in spring flowers in pas tel shades. Following 'he sprvipr " of luncheon the hostesses nresent- 1 ed the bride-elect Vuh a linen lun cheon set. The sucst list included: Miss Greene, Mrs. Curl Greene, her mother. Mis. Wayne Coipenin", T Miss Sue Krllc-'. Miss Fditi. Nol.md, Mi'-s Hilda James nd Miss - Dortlia Green. Mr. and Mrs. Phillips Visit 1 ,aUH''3 Parents Mr. and Mis. Fred Piiillips, of Raleieli and HurlinKton, are unend ing a week hrre with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Hell at their home in Crimb.i!!e Park. Mrs. Phillips is the former Miss Carroll Louise Bell. Mr. Phillips, who served with distinction in the AAF is a veteran of World War II, having been on overseas duty in the Kuropean theater. He is now completing lus college work at North Carolina State College, and the visit here was made during his vacation. Methodist Society To Hold J 'ovular Meeting Tuesday The Woman's Society of Chris, tian Service of the First Methodist church will hold their regular meeting on Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 the 11th, in the church par lors. All numbers are urged to attend the meeting. Ready to Graduate DAUGHTER of the President of the United States, Margaret Truman (rignt), who will graduate from George Washington University, is pictured with one of her classmates, Bc'ty Lou Trowbridge, )ust before participating In baccalaureate ex ercises held nt Washington Cathe dral. Wash., D. C. (International) TSgl. Chas. J. Shcchan Spends Short Furlough TSgt. Charles Jackson Sheehan, son nf Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shee han of Wa ncsville, recently spent four days here. On May 23 he was transferred from Fort Monmouth, N. J., to Fort McPherson, Ga. He re-enlisted for one year when at Naples, Italy, last October, and at prerent is engaged in recruiting duties for the Signal Corps. ..V 9 ir ri n 1 1 n i r r v a - m CLOTHES Heal Summer Comfort in CURLEE SUIT of Pure Wool F.y.ch summer, more ami mcr. men are turning to Curlee Tropical Worsteds as the it.il solution to the summer suit problem and there is bound to be a reason for this. Curlee Suits for Summer are smartly tailored from pure wool fabrics of extremely light weight which still have the stamina to tailor well and stand up under the hardest kind of hot weather wear. At the same time, because of the hollow structure of the woolen fabrics, these Curlee Suits insure the utmost in comfort by insulating your body against heat. Curlee Summer Suits are available in our stock in a limited quantity . . . Come in and see them today . . . $26.50 and $30.50. MASSIE'S DEPARTMENT STORE C J. REECE, Owner Visiting Sisters Give Contract Party Thursday Mrs. R. R. Campbell was hostess of a contract party at her home in Thomas Park yesterday after noon as a courtesy to her sisters, Mrs. Odin G. Buell, of Buellton, Calif., and Mrs. J. Frank Hodges, of Lenoir City, Tenn., who are her guests for the coming two weeks. The residence was arranged in bowls of spring flowers in shades of gold and purple. Prizes were awarded the winners of the high and low scores. Making up the guest list in addi tion to the honorees were the fol lowing: Mrs. Thomas Stringfield, Mrs. John Allen, of Burlington, Vt., Mrs. Hoy Francis, Mrs. J. Wil ford Ray, Mrs. Anne Tutweiler, Mrs. Richard N. Barber, Jr., Mrs. C. C. White, Mrs. Lauriston Har din, Jr., and Miss Tillie Bother. Wayncsvillc Man Betrothed To Mocksville Girl Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Thompson, of Mocksville, have announced the en gagement of their daughter, Miss Frances Thompson, to Kufus F.. Ratcliff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ratcliff, of Waynesville. The marriage is scheduled to take place in the late summer, with the exact date to be announced later. Local Members Attend DAR Meet in Asheville The following members of the Dorcas Bell Love Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolu tion attended a meeting last week of the Edward Buncombe Chapter of Asheville, as special guests of Mrs. Asbury Barnett; Mrs. W. F. Swift, regent, Mrs. S. H. Bushnell, district president, Mrs. Harry Rotha, Mrs. J. Harden Howell, chairman of the state work on Indian affairs, Mrs. J. W. Killian, Mrs. Frank Kinsey and Mrs. Harry Rotha. C. P. 0. Brockett Visits Mother Here C. P. O. H. T.' Brockett, A. C. M. M., has been visiting his moth er, Mrs. G. T. Brockett, at the Waynesville Country Club during the past week. He was to leave Thursday for his station at the Alameda, Calif. Air Station, and will stop at the Oakland Naval hos pital for a physical check-up be fore returning to duty. C. P. O. Brockett now has six years service, four years of which were spent in the South Pacific where he was flight engineer and plane captain for patrolling and combat missions throughout that theater. He and his mother both are natives of North Carolina. Alaska and Pacific Call For Workers WASHINGTON Want to get away from it all? Alaska and the islands of the Pacific are calling via a Navy want-ad, that is. Men and women are "urgently needed'' for a number of civilian jobs in the Marianas. Alaska re quires men only. The Navy said clerks, laborers, artisans, mechanics, and profes sional workers are needed for re building cities and enlarging bases all through the Marianas antl fnr building and maintaining Alaskan oases. Headquarters for Alaskan inl will be Bremerton. Wash.: for the Marianas. Mare Island. Calif. The Navy is also looking for lawyers, surveyors and clerks for the land and claim commission in Guam. Applications for these jobs are being handled in Washington D. C. Mr. and Mrs. Sehe Brvson, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Tate, Miss Clara Dotson and Jim Davis were the guests during the week of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hogan in Greenville, South Carolina. Tit-Storage Pit-type storage is suitable for 11 root crops, potatoes, cabbage and fall head lettuce. American Style SPEAKING at the dedication of a Jewish community center in Brook lyn, N. Irish-born Mayor Wil liam O'Dwyer dons a "Yarmalke," the traditional Jewish skull cap, as he urged American Jews to replace In U. S. centers of culture for those lost through Nazi repression in war-torn Europe. (International) Mrs. Marshall Gives Luncheon At Hotel Gordon Mrs. Marry Marshall was hostess of a luncheon on Wednesday in the coffee shop of the Hotel Gordon as a courtesy to her cousin, Mrs. Odin Buell, of Buellton, Calif., who is visiting her mother and sister here. A bowl of roses in shades of pink centered the luncheon table. Among those present were: Mrs. James U. Thomas, Mrs. Marie Love Mitchell, Mrs. Janie Love Mitchell Taliaferro, Mrs. Frank Hodges, of Lenoir City, Mrs. R. R. Campbell and Mrs. Buell. Sarah L. Leatherwood Transferred To Ft. Bragg Hospital Miss Sarah Louise Leal horwood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Troy Leatherwood of the Jonathan Creek section spent the week-end with her family. Miss Leather wood, who is a Red Cross worker was en route to Fort Bragg where she will be stationed at the Region al Hospital, from Memphis, Tenn. She has been stationed at Kcm medy General Hospital for several months. Chamber of Commerce Finished Moving OfTicc The Chamber of Commerce of fice was scheduled to be complete ly moved by late yesterday after noon, according to Miss S. A. Jones, secretary. The new office is on Main street, in the renovated build ing formerly occupied by Atkins Insurance Agency. WANT ADS FOR SALF, Wicker settee nicely upholstered. Mrs, M. L. Jeffress, 702 Walnut street, Waynesville, N. C. June 7 I.KAV1NG FOR NF.W YORK CITY Wednesday morning. Can accom modate two. Call 2(6.W. June 7 FOR SALF.- Registered thorough bred black cocker spaniel puppy, three months old, cheap. Call 2((i -W. June 7 WANTK1) White nurse to live with family and care for 10 montlis old child during June and July. Good salary for right person. Reply "Nurse," box 511, Waynesville. June 7-11 WANTKD -A cook to cook for a family of two during summer months, $15.00 a week. Reply "Cook," box 511, Waynesville. June 7-11 j j III JOIN THE r Clean-Up BRIGADE! Bring vour car in today ' and let us give it a clean ing .. . inside and out! There is nothing more satisfy ing than to know you are driving a car that is in tip-top condition . . . and our methods assure you of this ! Prof. Allen To Adress UDC This Afternoon The Haywood Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confed eracy will hold the last meeting of the year this afternoon with Mrs. J. Harden Howell as hostess at Windover. Prof. W. C. Allen, historian, re tired teacher, and author will ad dress the members on "The His tory of the North Carolina Flag." The meeting will start at 3:30 and all members are urged to be present by Mrs. Jimmy Boyd, presi dent, who will preside. Bankers See Loan To Britain Benefit To United States WASHINGTON A resolution of the American Bankers Association supporting the proposed $3,750, 000,000 British loan as "in the interest of the United States' was presented last week to the House Banking oCmmittee. "We are of the opinion,'' tho reso lution said, "that thr iloani agree ment will provide at a critical and unique point working capital es sential to the worlds economic well-beinr".. that il will assist in the removal of international trade har riers, and that in so doing it will promote world economic recovery and contribute materially to future wo; Id peace." The resolution was presented by Lynn Hemingway, SI. Louis hanker. Appearing before the Committee, W. Randolph Burgess, vice-chairman of the National City Bank of New York and former A B. A. president, declared. "To strengthen Britain is a most chVctivo means of resisting dictatorship. . . . This British loan is a safeguard to hu man liberty." Rev. and Mrs. Mangum To Spend June Here Rev. and Mrs. Tom Mangum, of Selnia, Ala., arrived yesterday to spend the month of June with Mrs. Bonner Ray. Rev. Mr. Mangum was pastor of the First Methodist church here for more than four years and he and Mrs. Mangum have many friends in this section. Mrs. L. E. Henshaw left for Miami Sunday to attend (he wed ding of her brother, Capt. Nels Parson, who has been stationed in Germany. On her way back to Waynesville, Mrs. Henshaw will stop in Charleston to attend the wedding of her nephew, Lt. James Paul. Miss Catherine Jones and sister, Miss Thelnia Jones, are spending this week at Virginia Beach. Mrs. Odin G. Buell Arrives From California For Visit Mrs. Odin G. Buell, of Buellton, Calif., has arrived to spend two weeks here with her mother, Mrs. James R. Thomas and her sister, Mrs. R. R. Campbell. Mrs. Buell made the trip by plane to Knox ville and en route to Waynesville visited her sister, Mrs. J. Frank Hodges in Lenoir City, Tenn. Mrs. Odin is the former Miss Josephine Thomas, of Waynesville, and has resided in California since her mar-riag.-. She was accompanied here by her sister, Mrs. Hodges, who will also be the guest of her mother and sister for a fortnight. Tom Ray, son of Mrs. Bonner Ray, is spending this week in Greensboro as the guest of Parker Gay, son of Dr. and Mrs. S. P. Gay. Vanled By iJ Waynesville Slo EXPERIENCED SALES LADY SHOE i Both these positions now open . writing P. O. Box 5.',1, Vl Only persons with exper :1'U IKC , ,,,1 , We Are... BUSY AS BEES OPENING NEW MERCHANDISE In Our New and Large Store (Opposite The First National Bank) BOOKS . . . STATIONERY . . . OFFICE SUPPLIES . . . Ml SIC RECORDS . . . FILES . . . SCHOOL SL'PPLILS. PHONE 73 7Ae BaoJi Sim J. C. GALUSHA Main Street Waynesvj Vt?f Give Them mm PET fs mJ i PASTEURIZED K -I Wn MILK fell V fefjf Milk nature's perfect food WM- Cr,f t. ... is delightful . . . refreshing l? sfJ' j anc Packs a healthy punch ryl Y? 1 . ii ... So keep the milk pitcher & (gtrit un 0. . . . Pel Pasirized Milk