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Miss Robina Miller will leave on
Fridav for Grilfin. Ga. where she
will snniiit Christmas with her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. George A. Mies.
Miss Betsv Siler. who is attend
ing St. Mary's Junior Colleg, Ha
leich. will arrive home this week
to soend the Christmas holidays
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Iiulus Siler.
Dwight Beaty, who is a student
at Western Carolina Teachers Col
ilege, has arrived to spend the
Christmas holidays wtih his moth
er here.
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Mrs. Andrew Moore Gives $200
To Crossnore In Memory of Son
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Presentation Of
Scholarships Made
Through Local
DAR Chapter Here
Miss Margaret Strhigfieid was in
charge of the program of the De
cember meeting of the Dorcas Bell
Love Chapter of the Daughters of
the American Revolution, which
was held with Mrs. T. Lenoir
Gwyn on Friday afternoon. Mrs.
W. F. Swift, regent, presided.
Miss Stringfleld presented three
of her music students from the
Clyde high school in the following
program: Violin duet, "Our Boys."
by Sousa, and "America s r roni.
by Sousa, played by Arthur Moon
and Joseph Medford, accompanied
by Miss Stringfteld at the piano;
two piano solos, "Narcissus", by
Nrvin and "To a Wild Rose". Mc
Dowell, by Doris Graham.
Two violin solos with Miss
Slringficld as accompanist, "151110
Danube Waltz," and an "Irish
Washerwoman", two old favorites
of the late Mrs. W. W. Slringficld.
The program colsed with the sing
ing of "Holy Night", by the group.
Announcement was made by the
regent of four scholarships total
ing $200, given to Crossnore school
endorsed by DAR by Mrs. Andrew
Moore, of Greenville, S. C. the
former Miss Miriam welch, oi
Waynesville. The scholarships were
presented through the chapter, of
which Mrs. Moore is a member, in
memory of her son Thomas Evans
Moore, who was killed while a
student at a school in Virginia. A
rising vote of thanks was extend
ed to Mrs. Moore for the gift.
Announcement was made by Mrs.
.1 F. Abel, chairman of Cressnore
school that boxes of clothing valued
at $25.00 had been sent to the
school in the name of the chapter
by Miss Nanette Jones and Miss
S. A. Jones.
The secretary read a Christinas
card from Mrs: Eugene Talniadge,
president general of the National
Society, and another from the state
regent of South Carolina.
The agent displayed a copy of
the Bill of Rights sent by the War
Finance Division to the chapter in
recognition of a 90 per cent mem
bership purchase of war bonds and
stamps
Mrs. Chas. E. Quinlan ma
ulea for more subscriptions to
national magazine and urged that
two copies be taken by the chapter
one for the county library and an
other for the chapter regent.
A collection was taken of gifts
brought by the members for dis
tribution at the Veterans hospital
in Asheville. which had been asked
by the state chairman.
Among the guests at the meet
ing were: Mrs Nettie White of
Richmond. Va., Mrs. J. H. Way. Ill,
of Richmond. Va.. Mrs. Paul Town
send. Mrs. F. G. Rippetoe. Mrs.
Sam Queen. Mrs Clifford Brown,
Jr.. ami Mrs Maria Love Mitchell.
Miss Anne Albright, dean of Wo
men at Western Carolina Teachers
College, has air -ed lo spend the
Vuletide season with her sisters.
Mrs. M G. S.amey and Mrs.
Dwight Beaty.
East Waynesville
PTA To Have Program7
The East Waynesville Parent
Teacher Association will meet to
night at 7:30 o'clock, with Mrf.
Mbert Abel, president presiding.
The fourth grade under the
direction of Mrs. S: -. Connaster,
will present a Christmas program.
All members are urged to be pre
sent. Captain and Mrs. Phillip D.
Bunrs. of Seattle. Wash., arc vis
iting the latter's mother, Mrs. A
bury Howell. They arrived Friday
1 and will remain in Waynesvilel tin
1 til after the Christmas holidays.
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