1946
THE WAYNE STILLE MOUNTAINEER "
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BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Nancy, of
Whitticr, announce the birth of a
daughter on August, 9.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Worley, of
Canton, announce the birth of a
daughter on August. 9.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvin Price, of
Waynesville, R. F. D. No. 2. an
nounce the birth of a daughter on
August, 9.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Haynes. of
Clyde, announce the birth of a
daughter on August. 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Killian. of
Hazelwood, announce the birth of
a daughter on August, 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hannah, of
Waynesville, R. F. D. No.2. an
nounce the birth of a daughter
on August, 10.
Mr, and Mrs. A. M. Sale, of
Waynesville, R. F. D. No 2. an
nounce the birth of a daughter on
August, 11.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Arriiigton.
of Waynesville, announce the birth
of a daughter on August, 11.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Watson, of
Lake Junaluska, announce the birth
of a son on August, 11.
Mr. and Mrs. Odell MeCarson.
of Canton. R. F. U. No. 1, announce
the birth of a daughter on August.
11.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodfin Ledlord.
of Canton, R. F. D. No. 1, announce
the birth of a son on August. 11
Mr. and Mrs. Carl McUride, of
Waynesville, announce the birth of
a daughter on August. 11
Mr. and Mrs. Newman McKlroy.
of Hazelwood, announce the birth
of a daughter on August. 1 1.
Mr. and Mrs. William Toy, of
Waynesville, announce the birth of
a son on August, 1 1 .
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crune. of
Canton, announce the birth of a
daughter on August. 12.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter I.cdf'oid.
of Canton, announce the birth of a
son on August, 14.
Mr. and Mrs. Itul'us Styles, of
Waynesville, R. F. I). No. 1, an
nounce the birth of a daughter on
August, 14.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Woody, of
Canton, R, F. D. No. 3. announce
the birth of a son on August, 14.
basket was a product of the later
years.
She also spoke briefly on pot
tery, pointing out that the black
pottery was the work of the Chero
kee and that the gray was a combi
nation of the work of the Catawba
and Cherokee Indians.
The speaker brought out the fact
that an appeal was made to the
Indians to have pride in their arts,
which were being sought by visitors
and travelers far and wide, and that
they were producing a high tj pe of
handicrafts.
A large number of members of
the Cherokee Reading club were
present as well as a number of
adults.
MCHSCIiOOi
n. Par rots
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iriclof clothing ctn w
,1 heal as M d
;,he shoe with yre'tforitsrugged
r,nPu . the shoe famous for shoetbat
A" Sh"es Fitted with X-Ilay
lsse's Dept. Store
Marriage
Announced
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MRS. JOHN KINO, who before
her marriage on July 20, in Scran
ton, Pa., was the former Miss Mar
joric Davis, daughter of Mr and
Mrs. Harrison Davis, of Clyde,
Route 1 The bridegroom is the
son of Mrs. Jessie King, and the
late Dcnthrus King, and was re
cently discharged from the armed
forces, having served for 2H months
in the service, nine of which were
overseas with I lie Parachute Infan
try of the 82nri Airborne Division.
The couple will reside in lialti
moie. State Alumni To
Observe Ladies
Night On Monday
The Haywood Chapter of the
Stale Alumni will observe ladies
night at Lake I .in:. in Lodr.c Monday
night, with a supper meeting
About 40 are expected to attend,
and an invilation is extended to
all State College aluiiim and their
wives to attend.
C. C Palmer. Jr. is president,
and Howard Clapp is secretary.
An informal program will be
held.
Mary Abel Osborne, daughter of
Mrs. Kvolyn Abel Osborne has re
turned from a visit to her aunts,
Mrs. Winded Maker in Orlando,
and Mrs Allen McLean in Fort
Myers. S h e w a s accompanied
home by Mrs. Maker and Mrs. Mc
Lean who will spend .sometime
here.
Mrs. Charles Hard arrived yester
day from her home in Klyria. Ohio
and will visit her sisters and her
mother. Mrs. J. F. Abel. Mrs. Hard
will be joined later by her husband,
her daughter Miss Mary Vance
Hard and her son F,dward M. Hard,
who i.s being discharged from the
Navy, having been attached to the
Hospital Corps of this branch of
the service.
Miss Kloise Knight spent the
week end in Charlotte as the guest
of Miss Katherine Knight, who is
employed in Charlotte.
Mrs. J. li. Crocker, of Spartan
burg. S. C. spent the week with her
cousin Mrs. A. M. Allen She was
accompanied home by Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Knight who spent the week
end in Spartanburg
COLD WAVE at home
easier than ever before
with
NO OTHER HOME KIT OFFERS
THIS NEW IMPROVED FEATURE
Now, a Portrait-perfect cold" wave permanent in just 2 to 3
hours in your own home. Io guesswork! (Jiiick! Simple! Por
trait Plastic Curlers are so easy to wind. Portrait is ideal for
children s fine hair, too.
Portr 4IT (Juar 4 wtkks: Soft, natural
looking waves! F,any-to-mane; waves!
Waves that last a long an $20 twanty
salon prrniancnts! Your money baik if nut
complrtch' satisfied.
Bf SUM ,
TO ASK
:omi
COLD WAVE PERMANENT
with mOHssjoNAi-nm flastic cururs
SMITH'S CUT RATE DRUG STORE
Benefit Bazaar In
Full Swing At St.
John's School Here
A three-day bazaar opened in St.
John auditorium Thursday after
noon August 15 and will continue
through Saturday night August 17
The bazaar hall is open each day
from 4 till 11 p m The proceeds
will go for the benefit of St. John's
school
This is the first haaar in the
history of St. John's school. Facia
effort has been made by patrons
and summer guests to make a suc
cess of the bazaar. On sale in
the various booths ire fancy-work,
aprons, jewelry and nn cities:
home-baked cakes and bread; gift
parcels sent in from nearly all the
states of the Union A ruiiiin.ige
sale features all kinds of hanl-to-gct
clothing and household items
at a small fraction of the original
price,
St. John;, CiiI.-n' camp has a
crafts' display Short order lunches
are served at all limes. Cainos are
! played each nmhl liom 7 Hi I till
closing time. The grand pi ic will
be awarded Saturday nigln at 11
o'clock,
j The bazaar committee is headed
i by Charles C Furlado and includes
Ci. Frank Sauler. Whither. Mis.
Michael Skeffinglon. St Peters
burg. Fla.; Mrs. Frederick Mai
Miss Khahctli Wasilik. cw lioch
elle. N. Y : .Misses l.ui i.une ami
Dorothy Marlel; Miss Kathleen
Allison. Milwaukee. i.s.
Mr and Mrs l(. I. Com have as
their guests Mrs, F. II Iscuhour
and her two daughters Miss N.mcy
and Miss Jane Iseiihonr, of Char
lotte. Mrs. Iscuhour is a sisUt of
Mrs. Cum. and Hie former Miss
Willie Fdna McL'rackcii, ol Wa uc.s
ville. I '
Mrs. T .1 Kemp, of ( lealo, I- la.
and her sister. Mrs James Howell,
! of Flizahel blow n are spcndim; ma-
cral weeks here Mrs Howell is Hie
wife of Dr. Howell, who was lorin
erly head of the Fnglisli 1 1 . 1 1
nienl at Western Carolina Teachers
College.
Mrs. William T. Hannah has as
her guest this week her nephew,
Lt. Jack F.dmuud, of Charh-slon,
who is on terminal leave, having
served as a pilot in the AFF dur
ing World War II. I.t Fdiuunil
plans to enter college in the fall
I Discharged
From Service
Among those discharged from Hie
Armed forces from the Waynesville
area of the county (luring the past
week were;
Corporal William L. Howell,
from the army at Fort Itragg
Paul Junior W arren. Seaman In I
class from the Navy at Camp .Nliel
ton. Va
Ernest Shwrrill. Seaman In si
class, from Navy al Noilolk. Va,
Homier Kay Wilson, Seaman
second class, Iro Nav y ,il ( 'amp
Shelton, Va.
Richard Fclward Scales. Seaman
first class, lioiu Navy at Camp
Shelton. Va.
Michaelmas Day Is Kent Day
Michaelmas Day, September 2li li
one of the four quarterly terms ol
which rents are paid in England.
professional - fype
Plastic
Curlers
PIUS
TAX
PtostJc Curiers
con be re-ved. For fu-
turs permanents buy a Portrait
Refill Kit. Contains everything
except curlen. $1
I
Guest of Miss Ann
Osborne Honored
At Dinner
Mrs. W . Shands ol C.nnsv ille
I'la ami ,iv nesv 1 1 h v a hosiers
ol a diniK r paity on Salui day ih-:lil
at her Inline ill llelle Meade 111 com
pliment to Miss M.,, Mice
llan'plou ol Cam-v ille. I'la who
Was the lie -) dill inc. Ille Week ol
Miss nii ( Ispoi ne.
Summer I lo, el s in .1 .,ri,- ol
shades ado! ued t he hv in.' and din
r (loests n.viled were
Mi- i I'm ne. Vie s llainpl.m Vies
linlu d liod.;ers. M's, Itellv I'.iad-
BELR-HUDSON'S ANNUAL
ID)
USE OUR
Sec Our
Remember . . .
Yen Always
Special
INDIAN
BLANKETS
III hlv coliiilul ol Indian dr
si;:ns. Ideal lor holm or
callipers. Hernial !S-'.IK. now
Genuine
ARMY BLANKETS
In single sizes, 100' i all wool, and in khaki. Special at
Use Our Lay-Away
Plan ... So Covenient
Mrs W. T. Crawford, her son,
l.t. Col Harry Crawford, her grand
daughters. Ann Coman Crawford
and Anne Williamson I'revost, and
i.iaiidson Mill Crawford have re
turned trom a trip to Manteo, w here
I hey saw " The Lost Colony". While
away they also visited in Norfolk.
Kah ili Durham and Chapel Mill.
Mill Hannah has returned from
a vit to friends and relatives in
Ch. .pel Mill, l.uniherton, and Fay
ellcvillc. He will enter Western
Carolina Teachers College for the
tall term
ley Mrs. Sam T. Dell. .Ir . of
( i.iuisv ille. Fla. and Miss Pat Cw wi.
anket Event
LAY AWAY PLAN
Save al Belk's
Lady
Pepperell
A lovely blanket, 50' ravon
wool and ','.!' i cotton ...11 by
In man v colors.
$6.95
'I In sc
wool
elk-Hudson
"Home Of IJottcr Values'
VARIETY PROGRAM AT BETHEL
Klmer the comedian and the
llarinoiieors Qiiailol from WNOX
and WltOI. will present a variety
program al the Hc'licl Mini) school
tonight hcejiiniue, at 11 If) o'clock.
I'r.iei eds wi'l go to the church
building liiinl.
U'uigale laliuiuul Hannah has re-
turned home after serving for two
months wilh the Merchant Ma-:
l ines. He was stationed in N w
York part oi the tune, with a
month al sea during which bis,
duties took him to Kngland and
(oiiiiany He plans to enter the
nct month I
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We Have
All
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Chatham
"Woolshire"
lust as (lie name implies
. . . l ainhsdoHii, all 100', BpaIlllflI l(M', ;, j,i pastel
all wool, in various colors. s,,Hdts ighs .'!' ih.iiimK, .. real
buy.
ll.t' ,
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$10.95
N ASH AU
are 7.V ciiltoii and 25rf
sic Iiy HI.
7.V i ciiltoii
by XI.
S7.95
Double Bed
Blankets
Miuhtl.v 1 1 1 k Ilia i , in all
v.inlcd (olora and 5'r
vt'iid A I '.elk Hudson spe
cial at
$2.98
BUY BLANKETS HOW -97c U;
Se Ug For ...
Electrical Contracting
(Licensed)
Electrical Repairing of all Kinds
Phone 472
HOWELL ELECTRIC CO.
J. W. Howell, owner
Shop and Office
Under Henderson's Corner
The Famous
iVdS
Kt' fore (iu kiiovx it . . Winter .
and you'll sleep in cinnlnii uihIci'
these (let'p, warm tluM'v ( II XT
HAM lllilllkt'ts! . . . Sic 7L'!MI
in these colors: rose, blue, n recti,
peach, -lar. Sal in IioiiikI.
CHATHAM
"SUTTON"
colors, T.l by !MI inches. !;
rayon and :-T' ciittun.
Willi,
$5.S5
CHAIAM
'Lambsdown'
$15.95
American Woolen
These arc 7! by XI no In s. Illll',
all wool.
cin oi;
3
Special
1(1(1 - Wool
Sat I n 1 '. 1 1 1 1 I
All f'olois I nil Sie
$7.95
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Waynesville. N. C.