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Ministers' Wives Give
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Bishops YYivo n j-.
wives. Receiving were. Mrs. Clay
Madison, Hickory; Mrs. George
Clemmer, Monroe; Mrs. E. F
Billups, Canton; and Mrs. W F.
Quillian, of Atlanta. Ga wife of
Dr. Quillian, Dean of Lake Juna
lUska Pastor's School.
Mrs. A. C. Gibbs and Mrs W. F
McFarland of Asheville. received
in the music room and introduced
the guests to the second receiving
line composed of the wives of the
Bishops as follows; Mrs. Clare Pur
cell, of Charlotte. Mrs. Paul B
Kern, of Nashville, Tenn.. Mrs
Coston J. Harrell, of Birmingham.
Ala., Mrs. Edwin D. Mcuzon. of
Charlotte, and Mrs. William N
Ainsworth, of Atlanta. Ga
Mrs. Cecil Heckard of Lake Juna
luska and Mrs. F. Tuttle of Ashe
ville receivd at the, dining room
door. Mrs. Walter B. West of
Waynesville presided at the punch
bowl. The tea table was covered
in a lace cloth centered with an ar
rangement of shasta daises.
Mrs. O. L. Robinson of Canton
and Mrs. Paul Townsend. of
Waynesville, assisted in serving in
the dining room. Mrs. Elmer T.
Clark, of Lake Junaluska said good
bye to the guests. Nearly one hun
dred guests, representing various
conferences of the Southeastern
jurisdiction, called during the after
noon.
Waynesville
Chapter OES
To Have Picnic
The Waynesville Chapter of the
Order of the Eastern Star will hold
its annual picnic at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Jarvis Campbell, in Clyde,
at 6 o'clock Thursday evening Au
gust 22nd. All members and their
families are cordially invited to at
tend. The members are asked to
bring their picnic baskets.
Mrs. Elmer Hawkins and children
of Oak Ridge, Tenn are spending
a few days visiting friends and rela
tives in Waynesville and Canton.
Mrs. William Dale, of Columbia.
Tenn. is expected to arrive today to
visit her sister, Miss Julia Bowie.
Mrs. Dale is the former Miss Caper
ton Bowles, of Waynesville.
WANT HER TO KNOW
YOU'RE PROUD OF HER?
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SEAVER and LOCKARD
Of Asheville
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Engagement announced
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MRS. POLLY LINER HOWELL, whose engagement to Floyd M
Huberts, of Canton, has been announced by her parents, Mr and Mrs
Sam P. Liner, of Waynesville, Route 1. The marriage will lake place
sometime in September, the date to be announced later. The bnde
elect is a graduate of Ihe Waynesville Township high school. Mr
Roberts, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Roberts, of North Main si reel.
Canton, was recently discharged from the armed forces, after serving
more than five years, three of which were spent overseas, ye is now
employed by the Champion Paper and Fibre company.
Winifred Rodgers Becomes Bride Of
Donald Herman Krueger August 15th
Miss Winifred Osborne Rodgers.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
Reeves, of Waynesville became the
bride of Donald Herman Krueger,
son of Mr. and Mrs Herman A.
Krueger. of Morristown. Minn., in
a eeremorny which look place on
Thursday afternoon, August, 16. at
6:00 o'clock in the evening at the
First Methodist Church. The Rev.
Paul Townsend. pastor pronounced
the vows.
For the occasion the altar was
arranged in white floor baskets con
taining white gladioli mixed witli
ferns, and at Intervals against a
background of greenery were plac
ed candelabra bearing lighted tap
ers. Prior fo the ceremony Mrs. W.
L. Matney, organist and Mrs. Fred
Calhoun, vocalist, gave a program
of nuptial music. The latter sang
"I love you truly", by Carrie Jacobs
Bond and "Because ", by Deharde
lot. During the ceremony, Mrs.
Matney softly played "To a Wild
Rose ". by McDowell and she used
the traditional marches for the
processional and the recessional.
The bride entered the church
with her father, who gave her in
marriage. She wore a street length
model of heavy embroidered pique,
with a fitlcd bodice and three
quarter length leg o'mufton sleeves.
Her accessories were in all white I
and she wore a coronet of while
flowers in her hair. She carried a
white prayer book, to which were
attached white orchids, showered
with while satin ribbons to which
wpre lied white rosebuds. She car- I
ried Ihe handkerchief which had
been made and worn by the bride
groom's mother at her wedding 35
years ago.
The bride's only attendant was
Miss Frances Nunlcy. of Munic.
Ind., w ho was her roommate at col
lege for three years. Miss Nunlcy
wore a dress of plea green cycle!
embroidery, fashioned along simi
lar lines as that of Ihe bride. Her
accessories were in white and she
carried an old fashioned nosegay of
flowers in pastel pinks, tied with
harmonizing ribbon.
Ushers were; J. D. Hyalt. Richard
Bradley, and Lester L. Burgin. Jr.
Cement
THE WAYNESYTLLE MOUNTAINEER '
Cornelius Derrick, of Cullman.
Ala, who served with the bride
groom in the navy was his best
man.
The bride's mother wore a dress
of nile green gabardine, with brown
accessories and her corsage was of
talisman roses. The mother ol I hi
bridegroom wore a street length
gown of powder blue net with a
corsage of deep red roses.
The bride is a graduate of Ihe
Waynesville Town.ship high school
and Berea College She was prom
inent in scholastic records and act iv -ities
at both high school and col
lege. She served as president of
her junior class at college and was
also- presirtent-tif the ifrfcmnMrnfltfbi
While at Berea she was listed in
"Who's Who in American I 'Diversi
ties and colleges "
Immediately following her grad
uation from College, she volunteer
ed in Ihe WAVES, and served lor
14 months, being discharged with
the rating of I'hM. second class.
She took her boot training at Hunt
er College. New York, and horn
there was transferred to Great
Lakes Naval Hospital. During Ihe
last nine months she was in the
navy she was stationed at SI Eliza
beths llospilal. Washington. 1), ('..
receiving her discharge the Insl
week in July.
The bridegroom w as at I end i n;;
St. Olaf College, ortl Id. Minn
when he enlisted in tin- navy ...
which lie served lor lln.-e ami one
half years, lie took In-- bool anil
hospital ti aiding at I'an.igiil
Idaho. He serv ed lor 2 1 nun it I is in
the Aleutians and had been station
Hey, Sis! ... Bet I Can Beat You
Down to the Corner! . . .
Yes, in school anil out. of
enjoy the sunshi
ly, perhaps to j.;ef a little
not worried because she knows (hat Waynes
ville Laundry will have her children's cli.tln-.-j
looking like new in no time.
We Call and Deliver
Waynesville
(Incorporated)
J.-W. KILLIAN, Owner
j Dorothy Smith
Betrothed To
Walter Hyatt
Mr. and Mrs. John Bedford
Smith, ul llarlvvond. announce the
engagement of tin ir daughter,
' Dorothy Eugenia Smith, to Walter
Lewis Hyatt, ol llazelwood. son of
Mr and Mrs Walter Vernon Hyatt,
of Ela. The wedding will take
1-lace in the early fall.
The bride-elect graduated from
Robhinsville high school and Hlan
ton '- Busnifss fdllege of Asheviile.
She -rrvrd Willi the I luted States
W At' Corps for three years, two of
whit li wi re -prut overseas. She
wenl o else. is in l!)4:i and served
with one of the tirsl contingents of
the WAC Corns that was sent over
seas She landed in Casablanca
and was transferred to the Ifvlh
Air Force Headquarters Division,
in Ban. Italy, where she was sta
tioned for "0 mouths' Miss Smith
returned home from overseas in
October. lSMTi. and received her
discharge at Fort Bragg She is
now connected with the First Na
tional Bank of Waynesville.
The hiidegrooin-eleet is a grad
uate of Waynesville Township high
; school While he was connected
j with the Newport News Shipyards,
j he enlisted with the I nited States
Marine Corps and served with this
branch for one and one-half years
Mr. Hyatt is now connected with
Ihe lhalt Brothers Plumbing and
ilmg Company of Waynesville.
ed at St Elizabeths Hospital for
one year at the tune of his dis
charge from Ihe navy with the rat
ing of PhM. first class earlv in
July
Following Ihe ceremony Un
couple left for a short wedding trip
all cr w hich i hey plan to return to
Waynesville lor a visi' with the
bride's parents Later they will go
to Morrislown. Minn, to isil the
bridegroom's parents. On Septem
ber. 1st. ihev will go to Norlhfield.
Mmn. where Hie bridegroom will
re-enter SI ( Hal' College nad con
tinue Ills work for his degree.
For traveling the bride wore a
mustard colored gabardine suit
with black accessories and a cor
sage of while orchids detached
tioin her bridal arrangement
Among Ihe out ot town guests at
tending Ihe wedding in addition
lo the attendants named were; Mrs
F. K. liodgers. of ( 'hai lest on. S
C. grandmother of the bride. Ed
w m l( Kodgers. also ol ( 'hai lesion,
brother ol Ihe bride, Mrs Herman
A Krueger. ol Morrislown. Minn,
mother of the bridegroom and Mrs.
T. M Mashhurn. of ( ii eensboro.
aunt ol the bride.
l.clinv
ing lus
I vis. of Suiuler S v isit
parents,. Mr. and Mrs.
John I. Davis here Mis lv.,,t ,,i
Iheir young daughter Kalher.vn,
with Ihe lorineis mother, Mrs.
Olive- Sluhhs are guests al The
Colonial, at Lake Junaluska.
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('iiaranteed Remedy or money
refunded. I or sale by your
DrUK Store.
LANDSCAPE
SERVICE
Fruit Trees Cor Sale. j
G. Frank Sauter
YVhiHicr, N. C
school to play ami to
ami, though not willing
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Laundry
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Visits Home
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MISS EDNA MAE BL'RHESS.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs B. II
Burress, of llaz.elwood, who ha
spent two and one-l'.all months
with her parents left during the
week for Le Ciiande, Ore. when
she has been teaching m the I'm
Hal Oradc school for Hie past three
years. She also visited her sister.
Mrs. Frances Burress Williams,
who resides in Wilmington. Dela
ware, while in the East. Miss Bui
less graduated from the local high
school and allended Eastern On
gon college, where she majored in
educat ion.
Richard Queen
Gives Supper For
Asheville Friends
James Kichard Queen was host
lo the members of the Municipal
Square Dance Team of Asheville
last Wednesday evening Willi an
out door picnic at the home ol hi
parents, Mr and Mrs Sam Oiu en
on Dellvvoiid Road Following the
picnic Hie bosl and Ills guests i n
joyed an evening of saure danc
ing at t he aWy nesville Armory.
Among those attending the allair
were. Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Wen.
Mr and Mrs. Charles W Deiind
Mi-Mr. and Mrs. Elliot son Mont
gonierv . Mr and Mrs (h-oiie .1
Evans. Mr. and Mrs l.eon.nd I
I .lobes. Mr and Mrs. Hohei I Sv ice
! god. Mr and Mr I Ictus McDonald.
Mr and Mrs. W. F. Woleoll. Jr.. Mr
and Mrs Charles A Roberls, Mi
ami Mrs. F. R. llalchelor. Mr. anil
Mrs Cannie E. Brown. Jr.. Mr anil
Mrs Jack Alexander. Mr. and Mrs
Harold Enloe. and Mr and Mrs
Robert M. Wells, all of Asheville.
Congressman and Mrs. D-.vir.ht I.
lingers and son Doyle, ol Fori
Lauderdale, Fla. the Miss Mamie
and Miss Erina Stearns, ol ohm.
Mr and Mrs C. E. Brown. .Ir ot
Clyde, Miss Lois Pryor and Miss
I I .on iso St ill wel I, hot h ol ( 'u I low her.
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All Who Attend Tonight, Tuesday. August 20.
Tent New Location
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if you lii in.o your car to
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TEUY COMPANY lo he
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area. I ri in . . . we're
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HARRY LINER, JR., Mgr.
82-83
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Water Street
Phone 205
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