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THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEE
Carringer Concert Drew Large And
Appreciative Audience At St. John's
An appreciative audience heard
Walter Carringer, of Murphy, stu
dent at Western Carolina Teachers
college, winner of the first place in
the contests recently held by the
North Carolina Music Federation,
in a song recital given at St. John's
school auditorium on Thursday eve
ning. The concert was sponsored
by the Waynesville Music club with
Mrs. John Taylor, president, intro
ducing the singer.
Mrs. Paul Ellis of Sylva was ac
companist of the evening and Ar
nold Shaw, pianist gave one num
kr, Tschaikowsky's Concerto No.
1 in B minor.
Mr. Carringer, who has a tenor
voice of unusual quality, gave the
following program: "Amarilli, Mia
Bella," by Caccini; "Total Eclipse"
from Samson, by Handel; II Mio
Tesoro from "Don Giovanni." by
Mozart; "Thanks Be To Thee" from
"Israel of Egypt," by Handel; "Two
Brown Eyes," by Grieg.
Air from "Comus" by Arne;
"Hamc," by Davies ia modern
Scotch song, depicting the travel
ler's yearning for home; "My Mes
sage" by D'HardoIot; "Le Revc,"
from "Manon" by Massenet; "The
Hills 1 Love." by Robert Frank
fiarrett. of Dillsboro: "I Have Seen
Dawn." by Warren; "Methuselah"
by Sacco; and "Come to the Fair"
by Martin.
Mr--. Hugh A. Love was general
chairman of the committee with
Mi"- Janie I.ovc Taliaferro in
charge of arrangements; Miss Dor
othy Kirhcson of programs: Mrs
William Ira Lee. of hospitality;
Mrs George Bischoff and Miss
Nancy Killian of flowers; and serv
ing as ushers were the following
members of the Juvenile Music
club: Doris Ann Ensley. Barbara
Hc.nns. Dorothy McBride. Patricia
Mi Klroy. Juanita Kelly and Kyleen .
Campbell
Mrs. Stentz And
Mrs. J. Cathey Give
Party For Bride
Mrs. David Stentz and Mrs. Joe
Cathey were joint hostesses of a
dessert contract party, and kitchen
gadget show at the home of the
former's parents. Capt. and Mrs.
W. F. Swift on the Fairview Road
on Saturday afternoon, honoring
Miss Hilda Way, bride-elect of next
week.
For the occasion the residence
was arranged in bowls of iris and
other spring flowers in lovely com
binations of pastel tJiadcs The
hostesses were assisted in receiv
ing by their mothers. Mrs. Swift
and Mrs Clayton Walker
Upon arrival the guests were
served a delicious dessert which
was followed by the playing of sev
eral spirited progressions of con
tract. After the scores were totaled
and prizes aw ai ded, the bride was
given a surprise .shower, receiving
many useliii gills for her kitchen.
Among thoM' united to the party
were Mrs .1 II Way, Jr. Mrs
Harold Mav-ie Mrs I. M. Kil
lian. Jr.. Mi's llei heil I. Buchanan,
Mrs. Robert Xntoii. Mrs Howard
Hyatt Mis William Ray MissRos.
a I ii Hay Miss Helen Ray. Miss
Fi ances R,i . -Mrs Kimball Bar
bel, Mrs .. Tlmm, ii Campbell. Jr.
Mrs .1 Harden Howell. .Jr
Mrs James 1. Kilpatnck, Mrs
Thomas Sti 'inglicld. Mrs. I.achland
Hyatt. Mis David lla
H. Uusbnell Jr Mrs
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Mo Mrs J I) .lone
Mass , Mi s ( .,1 letoll I
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Springdale To
Observe Annual
Parents Week
The traditional parents week
which marks the closing week of
Springdale school, will be one of
the biggest events the school has
sponsored since its opening 10 sea
sons ago. Some 30 visitors are ex
pected to attend graduation and
closing exercises and will come
from many sections of the country
for the occasion.
Beginning Wednesday. June 4th.
with a performance of Gilbert and
Sullivan's "Trial by Jury." a varied
program of entertainment has been
planned for the guests and will in-
; elude an aftermon tea. a picnic
' supper a special musical program
i Thursday evening and the conclud
! ing graduation exercises on Friday
i evening preceded by the annua!
1 banquet Rev. Elliott of Waynes
i ville. will speak at the graduation
exercises
The six seniors graduating will
be Joseph Rosenblum, of New
York Howard Kllis. San Francisco:
Martin Shapiro and Chuck Klein, of
Chicago. Robert Kennedy, of New
York, and James Browning, of
Chicago
Among the expected guests,
many of whom will reside in Way
nesville during their visit will be
Mr and Mrs. J. T Browning, of
Hinsdale. Ill . Mr and Mrs Sha
piro and daughter, of Chicago, III :
Mr and Mrs. Schroeder and daugh
ter, of Chicago. 111.; Mr and Mrs
A Flatow. of Chicago. Mr and
; Mis Charles Shalit and Miss lios
1 enblum. of New York. Mrs John
Kennedy, of New York; Mr and
Mrs Reuben Feldman. of Chicago;
and Mr and Mrs Stuart Leterman.
of Chicago
i Nancy Jones
Graduate Gi ven
Luncheon
Mis Jonathan Woody was host
ess on Saturday of a luncheon giv
en at the Jones tea room in com
pliment to Miss Nancy Jones, the
young daughter of Mrs Woodson
I Jones, who is a member of the
1 graduating class of the Waynesville
Township high school.
The long table at which the
guests were seated was centered
with an arrangement of spring
flowers in pastel shades.
The guest list included in addi
tion to Miss Jones and her mother.
Jean Ann Bradley. Janet Abel, F.l
; sie Green. Jackie Sue Messer. The
resa Alley, Betty Brown. Peggy In
gle. Doris Jean Palmer and Laura
, Woody.
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May Bride
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I MRS TROY LEE JUSTICE, who
' before her marriage on May 17 was
Miss Jewel Messer, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. L. Z. Messer. of
Clyde, R. F. D. Xo, 1. Mr. Justice
1 is the son of lr. and Mrs. R. A
Justice of Clyde. R. F. D. No. 1.
; Jewel Messer
I Becomes Bride Of
Troy L. Justice
Mr. and Mrs. L. Z. Messer, of
Clyde. R. F. D 1, have announced
i the marriage of their daughter.
Miss Jewel Messer, to Troy Lee
Justice, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. A.
Justice, of Clyde, R. F. D. No. 1.
The marriage took place in Clay
ton, Ga., on May 17, with the bride
wearing a powder blue suit with
white and black accessories.
' Mrs Justice is a graduate of the
Waynesville Township high school
Mr. Justice is a graduate of the
Fines Creek high school and is a
veteran of World War II, having
served in the United States Navy
For the present the couple will
make their home in Clyde, R. F. D.
No 1.
Mrs. Mae Bethel
Guest Of Asheville
Club On Friday
! Mrs Mae Bethel of Waynesville
was one of the special guests at a
meeting of the Fortnightly cfUb
held in Asheville with Mrs. C. M.
Beam as hostess at her home on
Forest Hill Drive.
An interesting program on "The
J Disappearing Frontiers was pre
sented by Mrs Thomas J. Harkins
! of Asheville.
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third the size of the United States,
i but only 4.500,000 inhabitants.
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Daurice Edwards
Is Married To
Wallace Swann
Mrs Effie E. Barton of Way nes
ville has announced the marriage
of her daughtci. Daurice L. Ed
wards to Wallace Swann. Jr . son
of Mrs D W Swann of Waynes
ville The wedding took place on May
14 at Clavton. Ga.. with a group
of friends and relatives attending.
The bride wore a dress of teal
blue with white accessories and her
corsage was of white gardenias.
Both the bride and the bride-
! groom attended the Waynesville
Township high school.
For the present the young couple
will make their home with the
bride-groom's mother on Welch
street.
County Medical
Society Has
Annual Dinner
The Haywood County Medical
Society held their annual dinner
meeting at The Lodge last Thurs
day evening with Dr J I. Reeves,
president, presiding
Dr W H McCall. of Asheville.
was the guest speaker of the eve
ning, illustrating his talk with col
ored slides Dr. McCall is a vet
eran of World War II with 30
months spent in the India theater.
He told the group of the political,
social and religious phases of the
country's life and gave many in
teresting personal experiences.
Other special guests of the eve
ning in addition to Dr. McCall were
his wife, and Dr. and Mrs. Oren
Moore, all of Asheville.
Prior to the presentation of the
program a brief business session
was held
Miss Bene Medford. who is a
member of the sophomore class at
Brenau college. Gainesville. Ga.,
has arrived to spend the summer
with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. N,
M. Medford. She arrived last night
with her father, who drove down
for her on Monday.
Health Workers
Hear Dr. Branch
At All-Day Meet
More than 150 delegates from 29
Western North Carolina counties
attended the all-day meeting of the
Western North Carolina Public
Health Association at Lake Lure
May 23, hearing addresses by lead
ers in the fields of public health
services.
Dr. Ernest Branch, director of
the division of oral hygiene, state
board of health, Raleigh, spoke at
the morning general session. Dr.
H. C. Whims, Buncombe county
health officer and president of the
association, presided.
Sectional meetings were held in
the afternoon following a picnic
lunch.
Leaders attending included J. M.
Jarrett, director of the division of
Sanitary engineers, state health de
partment; Robert L. Caviness. san
itary engineer; E. C. Hubbard,
principal sanitary engineer; Dr. R.
E. Fox, director of the division of
local health administration: B. J.
Jessup. supervising milk sanitar
ian; M. M. Melvin. executive vice
president of the North Carolina
Restaurant Association and former
member of the North Carolina Res
taurant Association and former
member of the North Carolina state
board of health, and Miss Helen
Martikainen, health educator of the
United States Public Health Serv
ice, Richmond, Va.
Those attending from the local
health department were Dr. Mary
Michal, Mr. R. W. Livingstone.
Mrs. Alma McCracken and Mrs.
Elaine T. Gill, with around 12
members of the staff of the district
health department of which the
Haywood county units is a part.
Music Club
Holds Last Meet
Of The Year
i The Waynesville Music club held
ithe last meeting of the year on
! Friday evening at the Springdale
i school, w ith Mr. Sol Cohen, music
1 director of the school serving as
host for the meeffng. Mrs. John
Taylor, president, presided.
Mrs. Cornelia Nxon, delegate to
1 1. . . r.l annual ni eel 1 M P of the
I North Carolina Federation of Mu
sic clubs which was held in Gas
tonia, gave an interesting report
of the meeting.
Following the business session
the program of the evening was
presented which included a group
of songs by the Boys' octet of the
Springdale school, who sang "A
Mighty Fortress Is Our God,"
"Stand Up and Fight," with Chuck
Cline serving as soloist. The group
also rendered "My Mustache" and
"The Lord's Prayer," by Mallote.
Victor Jacoby, English teacher
at Springdale school gave two read
ing, "A Sonnet," by Edna St. Vin
cent Mallet, after hearing a sym
phony from Beethoven and a hum
orous number, "Sin," by Rork
Bradford. Mr. Cohen gave two vio
lin numbers.
During the social hour which fol
lowed the meeting. Miss Marian
I Phillips, member of the school fac
ulty, presiaea ai me lea laoie.
Special guests of the evening
were Mrs. Hugh Leach, of Lake
Junaluska, and Mrs. Dick Alexan
der of Springdale.
Annual Dance
Canton Guernseys
Complete Records
For Publication
PETERBOROUGH, N. H Two
registered Guernsey cows of Can
ton. North Carolina, have com
pleted official Adva
records that were supervised by
the North Carolina State College
and reported to The American
Guernsey Cattle Club for approval
and publication.
Starting their records as junior
two-year olds on thrpo limo Hii
milking for a ten-month period.
Haywood Gluck nvi'nnH hv FI-,.J
Osborne, produced 9436 pounds of
"inn ana 4ib pounds of butterfat
and Frankaleno of r.irH.n
owned by H. Arthur Osborne, pro
duced 9114 pounds of milk and 448
pounds of butterfat.
Gluck is a rliuiDhtAr tt
o . . v . i III, uui-
standing Guernsey sire Majesty of
vjiiuen LreeK. owned by Mr. Os
borne, that has sixteen daughters
n me r-enormance Register of The
American Guornsov (miu r-i..u
and Frankalene is the third daugh
ter of the registered Guernsey sire
Haywood Blitzen, that is owned by
riorence Osborne.
Recital To Be
Held Saturday
The annual dance recital of the
students of the Evelyn Craig
Worthington School of the Dance
will be presented on Saturday eve
ning, May 31, at 8 o'clock at the
auditorium of the East Waynesville
school, according to Mrs. Worth
ington. In the recital, which will beature
both group and solo numbers, and
tap, toe, acrobatic and ballet, will
be special numbers of Spanish,
Gypsy and Russian dances given
by the 32 pupils of the school.
Inter-Faith Youth
Rally To Be Held
At Lake Sunday
Haywood county's second annual
Inter-faith and Inter-racial Youth
Rally will be held at the Lake Juna
luska Assembly auditorium on Sun
day, June 1, as part of the Hywood
County Day program, it is an
nounced by Betty Lee Reno of
Canton,- president of the county
Methodist Youth Fellowship which
is sponsoring the rally.
The young people will join in a
picnic supper at 6:30 p. m. At
7:30 o'clock there will ho a v..n.
talent program in the auditorium
in wnicn the young people of any
church in the county are invited to
participate, and at fl n n, j
- - e- an au-
dress will be given by some out-
sianaing speaker.
West Canton
Club Met With
Mrs. Hugh Early
The West Canton Home Demon
stration club met on Thursday aft
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hostess and Mrs. Theodore Clark,
president, presiding.
The demonstration of the month
was given by Mrs. Clark and Miss
Mary Margaret Smith, home agent,
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