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Mrs. Davis Honors
Mrs. Sullivan At
Farewell Party
Mr. Henry Davis was hostess
of a Coca-Cola party and surprise
handkerchief shower in East Way-
xwsville Tuesday morrung as a
furewell courtesy to Mrs. Hairy
Sullivan, who is leaving soon to re-t-ide
in Easley, S. C.
Yellow gladiolus were used in
decoration of the living room and
all party appointments were in the
same order. The dining table was
Baptist Circles
To Meet Tuesday
The Circles of the Woman's Mis
sionary Society of the First Bap
tist Church meet Tuesday, October
7th, as follows:
Lysbeth Cox circle with Misses
Robena. Evonia and Maude How
ell on Love Lane, at 3:00 o'clock.
Madge Lewis circle with Mrs.
Lena Barker on Hazel Street, at
3:00 o'clock.
Martha Franks circle with Mrs.
B. R. Hundley on Welch Street, at
7:30 o'clock, with .Mrs. Jack Ed-
Autumn
Dinner Dress
covered with a handmade linen cut wards h- ""-hostess
work cloth and centered with a
crystal bowl of tmall yellow chrys
anthemums and marigolds. Yel
low tapers in crystal holders also
decorated the table.
Guests present included Mrs. j
Sullivan. Mrs. L. G. Elliott, Mrs. I
Karl Messer, Mrs. Joe Liner, Mrs
'.eh Curtis, Mrs Jack Felmet, Mrs
Ralph Fore. Mrs. Ben Phillips, Mrs
Richard (ierringer, Mrs. Johnny
Kduaids. Mrs. Howell Cra
Mi's. M. H Ferguson. Mrs. J. A
Rrainlett Mrs. Carl Mundy. Mrs.
Clavlon Walker and Mrs. Irving
Leathern ood
Lorena Hammett circle place !
and time of meeting to be an- !
nounccd later.
George Truett circle with Mrs.
R. Stuart Roberson on Brown Ave.,
at 7:30 o'clock. '
Young Woman's Auxiliary with
Misses Elsie and Edna McCracken
on Oakdale Road, at 7:30 o'clock.
'Tori Friendship Class
Holds Meeting
The Friendship Class of the
First Baptist church meet on Kri-
INSI'F.t "I ION MADE PLEASANT ' da mf?t't at the home of Mrs. Ern-
: est Edwards. Mrs. li, L. Wilson.
ATl.WTA. C.a. 'L'P Mem- Sr. and Mrs ,1 v. Galusha were
hers of a special 10-man fire in- co-hostesses.
pedum s(iiad. appointed after 119
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Mrs. Sullivan To
Be Honored This
Afternoon
Mrs. Irving Leatherwood will be
hostess of a coffee hour this after
noon at her home in East Waynes
J ville, honoring Mrs. Harry Sullivan
who is moving to E'asley, S. C, to
reside.
V.F.W. Auxiliary
To Have Benefit
Bridge Tuesday
A benefit bridge, sponsored by
the V. F. W. Auxiliary, will be
given Tuesday evening, October 7,
at 7:30 o'clock at the Masonic Tem
ple. Proceeds from the benefit will be
sowing the guest? will present Mrs.
Sullivan' a piece of antique china
as a farewell gift..
Those attending will be the guest
of honor and Mrs. Jack Felmet,
I Mrs. Henry Davis, Mrs. Carl Mun
, dy, Mrs. Earl Messer, Mrs. Zeb
' Curtis, Mrs. Fisher Sprinkle, Mrs.
! Dewey Stovall, Mrs. L. G. Elliott,
Mrs. Claude Rogers and Mrs. Rich
ard Gerringer.
Mrs. Knight Is
Hostess Of Party
For Daughter
Quantities of iv and cut (lowers;
threatened with loss of their jobs
because I hey reportedly "inspected
too many theaters where shows
were in progress."
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I. LILIUS
Jeweler
Mrs Harry I. ant presided and
Mrs L. G. Elliott gave the devotion
and meditation, the sullied of
which was "Our I'raver Life."
New officers tor the coming year
were elected and plans were dis
cussed for a hampiel to he held
October 2H
At the close of the business ses
sion Mrs l.ant was presented a
surprise shower of gifts by the
members.
Those present for the meeting
were Mrs. C. C League. Mrs. Rob
ert Shook, Mrs Oscar Barker, Mrs.
Robert Turner. Mrs. Joe Edwards.
Mrs. Boyd Gardner, Mrs. Garrett
Howell. Mrs. Rudolph Carswell.
Mrs Ernest Duval!, Mrs. Ben Phil
lips. Mrs. Betty Cabe. Mrs. Harry
Kent. Mrs. Myrtle Hollifield and
' Mrs. Bonnie Pless.
Methodist
Circles Will
Meet Tuesday
The circles of the First Methodist
church will meet next Tuesday, Oc
tober 7, as follows:
Circle No. 1 will meet at the
home of Mrs. Thad C'hafin at 3:30
p. m. Co-hostess will be Mrs. J. E.
Love.
Circle No 2 will meet at the
home of Mrs. James R. Boyd, on
Hazel Street Mrs. R II. Blackwell
will be co-hostess.
Circle No. 4 will meet at the
home of Mrs. C. C. White at 7:30
p. m Co-hostesses will be Mrs.
Henry Tuttle and Mrs. Felix Stov
all. Circle No. 5 will meet at the
home of Mrs. Roger Walker at 7:30 j
p. m. Co-hostess will be Mrs. J. ;
H. Howell. Jr. j
District Women's Meet
To Be Held In Asheville
The Woman's Missionary Union
of the Asheville Division will meet
I Wednesday. October 8 at 10 o'clock
i at the First Baptist church of Ashe-'
ville. I
There will be southwide and(
I state representatives at this most
i important meeting Baptist women'
and particularly counselors of the j
Auxiliaries will attend.
The average American uses 1
I ! more than eight pencils a year.
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Including
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Highway 19A-23
Full-length dinner frock.
By VERA WINSTON
PEACOCK BLUE rayon crept
is the fabric selected for an at
tractive early fall dinner gown,
cut on slender yet animated lines.
The bodice is simple with a deep
V neck and cap sleeves. The belt
is tailored and buckled with a
large rhines tone-set circle. The
skirt is draped into a cascading
lap-over at the side.
Miss Knight Is
Feted With
Party Tuesday
Miss Hilda Eloise Knight, bride
j elect of October, was honored on
j Tuesday evening when her aunt,
Mrs. Sam Knight, entertained with
a party at her home in Hazelwood.
Autumn flowers in a variety of
colors decorated the living rooms.
During the evening the guests
' made a scrapbook and a book of
I recipes which they presented to
the honor guest. Miss Knight was
' also presented a shower of lingerie.
Mrs. Knight was assisted in serv
ing by Misses Mildred and Nancy
Knight, sisters of the bride-elect.
The guests present were: Miss
j Knight, Mrs. T. K. Blalock, Mrs.
' Henry Swanger, Miss Opal Lee
Crawford, ' Miss Dallas Holland,
j Mrs. Frank McKay, Miss Kather
ine Fortner, Miss Artie Knight,
Mrs. Hessie Gaddy, Mrs. Elmer
Harris, Miss Estelle Scates, Mrs.
Jack Moore. Mrs. Samuel W.
Knight, Mrs. Eugene Hoyle, Miss
Naomi Palmer, Miss Willie Mae
Cope, Miss Katherine Cope, Mrs.
J. R. McCracken, Mrs. Elmer Dud
ley, Mrs. Lucius Pressley, Miss
Callie Clark, Miss Vena Blanton
and Miss Katherine Knight.
Jay Carlton Burrell
Has Sixth Birthday
Party Tuesday
Jay Carlton Burrell celebrated
his sixth birthday last Tuesday
with a party at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Burrell
in Hazelwood.
The young host was assisted in
entertaining by his mother and
Mrs. Glenn Wyatt.
The guests played games on the
lawn after which they were served
refreshments of ice cream, cake
and Coca-Cola and were also pre
sented with a party favor.
Attending the party were Glenna
Marie Wyatt, Billy Joe Smith,
Johnny Wright, Peggy Ann Wil
liams, Ray Smith, Cary Grant Ar
rington. Billy Wayne Arrington and
Dinky Arrington.
Aliens Creek
Home Club Has
October Meeting
Mrs. Luther Gilliland was host
ess of the Aliens Creek Hon-.e Dem
onstration Club for the October
meeting Wednesday morning. Mrs.
Jule Allen, president, presided.
Miss Marv Marffarpt Smith anvo
the demonstration for the month
on "Heating and Ventilating The
Home".
Reports were given by project
leaders as follows: garden, Mrs.
Gilliland; home management, Mrs.
R. O. Allen; poultry, Mrs. Garland
Mills; food conservation, Mrs. Jule
Allen: house furnishings, Mrs. J.
N. Brendle; and clothing, Mrs. Lou
Allen.
A covered dish lunch was en
joyed by the members at noon.
U. D. C. Will Meet
Today At Ok Park
Mis Margaret Johnston will be
hostess of the United Daugnters of
the Confederacy for the October
meeting this afternoon at 3:30
o'clock at Oak Park.
Mrs. John M. Queen will preside
and a program of interest to all
members will be presented.
Autumn flowers in a vietv of used for recreation and rehabilita-
colors will be arranged throughout ftion work in the ward at Oteen
the rooms. After an afternoon of I which has been assigned to the or
ganization.
Tickets are on sale at the Lady
Fayre Beauty Shop and Campbell's
Singer Shop and reservations may
be made by calling either of these
places.
Prizes, which will be displayed
in the Singer Shop window this
week have been donated by the
merchants of Waynesville, Hazel
wood and Lake Junaluska. Some
of the items which will be given
as prizes are lamps, night tables,
nylons, permanent waves, shoes,
candy and pillow cases. The aux
iliary will also serve refreshments.
Members of the auxiliary in
charge of arrangements for the
affair arp Mrs. Rnv Oamnhell. Miss
Mrs. Oscar Knight was hostess j Edna McKav Mrs. Charles Ed
of a party and miscellaneous show- j wards. Jr.. Mrs. M. C. Green, Mrs.
er on Monday evening at her home i Thomas Campbell, Sr., Mrs. Joe
in Hazelwood as a compliment to I Sloan. Mrs. Sebe Bryson, Mrs. Gil
her daughter, Miss Hilda Eloise 1 rt Reeves and Mrs. Fred Camp
Knight, whose engagement to Har-'De"-
old J. Byrd was announced this
week.
Arrangements of snapdragon and
asters in pastel shades were used
in the decoration of the rooms
where the guests were assembled.
The bride-elect was presented a
shower of miscellaneous gifts by
the guests
The guest list included
Knight, Mrs. John Blalock
Pink Compton, Mrs. Frank Byrd,
Mrs. Tom Blalock, Mrs. Charlie
Palmer, Mrs. Frank Underwood,
Mrs. Jasper Brock, Mrs. C. A.
Scruggs, Mrs. M. L. Lewis, Mrs.
T. L. McHone, Mrs. Rufus Clark,
Mrs. C. S. Davis, Miss Letha
Knight, Mrs. Clyde Jordon, Mrs.
Lawrence Davis, Mrs. Rufus Cars
well, Mrs. James Adams, Mrs. Ray
Moody, Mrs. Dewey Hyatt, Misses
Edna and Rufina Bright and Mrs.
Athel Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Sloan
Are Hosts Of
Dinner Parties
County Council
Of Home Clubs
Plans For 1948
The County Council of Home
Demonstration Clubs met on Tues
day afternoon at the Court House
to plan the county club program
for 1948. The council is composed
of officers of all local clubs, coun
ty project leaders, county.commit
tee members, and past officers of
the Council.
Mrs. Paul Robinson, of Clyde, a
member of the Beaverdam Club, is
president of the council and pre
sided at the meeting.
Plans were discussed with Miss
Mary Margaret Smith, county home
agent and the following topics were
selected for study during the com
ing year: Foods and Nutrition pro
ject, (a) green and yellow vege
tables ib) meats and meat substi
tutes; Interior Decoration project,
ia) planning, buying and arrang
ing furniture and furnishings;
Family Life project, (a) The art
of staying young, (b) good manners,
!c) hobbies; other projects, ia) wise
buying, ibi buying ready-mades.
icl how to sew professional
touches. id how to buy and select
new materials.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J, Sloan, Sr.,
who have entertained during the
Miss i Past ,wo weeks with a series of
Mrs. i dinners, were hosts on Tuesday
evening in compliment to Mrs.
A. R. Wild, of San Francisco, who
is a guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Thomas Stringlield. and Dr. String
field. Asters and other autumn flowers
were arranged in decoration of the
rooms.
Guests included Mrs. Wild, Dr.
and Mrs. Thomas Stringfield, Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Way, Jr., Mrs. Sam
Stringfield, Mrs. James Atkins, and
Miss Martha Stringfield.
On the Tuesday preceding Mr.
j and Mrs. Sloan were hosts to the
following guests: Mr. and Mrs. Wil
J ford Ray, Mr. and Mrs. James M.
j Long, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Prevost,
I Sr.. and Wallace Blackwell.
Bridge was played at two tables
during the evening.
On Wednesday evening the
Sloans had as their guests. Judge
Felix Alley, Judge and Mrs. Frank
Smathers. and guest. Miss Agnes
Reeve, of Franklin. Ohio, and Dr.
and Mrs. J. R. McCracken.
Thursday evening a group of
teachers of the High School were
entertained at dinner. Those pres
ent included: Mr. and Mrs. Oren
Corwin, Mr. and Mrs. George Pat
rick, Mrs. David H. Brown, Miss
Katherine Hamilton. Miss Coralee
Mozeley, Miss Grace Leatherwood,
Miss Mary Elmore, Miss Alma
Jackson, Miss Margaret Chambers,
Miss Harriet Phoenix, and Miss
Hazel Frances Wright.
Miss Ledford Is
Bride Of
John W. Johnson
Announcement has been made
of the marriage of Miss Lorene
Ledford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Kelly Ledford, of Canton, to John
W. Johnson. .7r snn nt i- j
Mrs. J. W. Johnson, also of Canton.
The wedding took place Septem
ber o in Clayton, tia.
The bride w ore a pale blue dress
ot wool gabardine with black ac
cessories and a corsage of red
roses.
Wavnesville. whn mrHaQ is a graduate of
an ovont rf Aumiot 1 " "7 ! Bet gh School. Mr
The Browns Are
Feted With
At Cullowhee
Party
Mr. and Mrs. David H. Brown, of
'aynesville, whose marriage was
an event of August, were honored
at a party given by a group of
friends at Cullowhee last Sunday
evening at the home of Mrs.
Charles Gulley.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Brown.
Mrs. M. K. Hinds, Mrs. David Hall,
Miss Anne Albright, Miss Anne
Hammond, Miss Cordelia Camp,
Miss Charlotte Watson and Mrs.
Evelyn Coward.
Baptist W.M.U.
To Have Meeting
In Asheville
A divisional meeting of the Bap
tist Missionary Union will be held
in Asheville at the First Baptist
Church on Wednesday, October 8,
at 10 a.m., according to Mrs. John
Blalock, superintendent of the
Haywood Baptist Missionary Asso
ciation. . Mrs. J. R. Morgan, superintend
ent of the Asheville Division will
preside and all women in the Hay
wood Association are urged to at
tend. DYER SIGNS CARD CONTRACT
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 29 (UPi
Manager Eddie Dyer today signed
a one year contract to manage the
St. Louis Cardinals in 1948. Terms
were not disclosed, but the con
tract reportedly calls for an in
crease over the figure paid Dyer
for 1946 and 1947.
The name of Pakistan, given the
new Moslem country carved out
of India, is taken from the names
of the territories within the area.
Johnson
was graduated from Robbinsville
high school and served with the
Army Air Forces in the Pacific the
atre.
After a short wedding trip the
couple is residing at the home of
the bridegroom's parents.
Civic League
Meets With
Mrs. R. L. Allen
The initial fall meeting of the
Civic League was held Wednesday
afternoon at the home of the pres
ident, Mrs. R. L. Allen. Mrs. Al
len presided and the meeting was
opened with the usual patriotic
program. v
The need of a Y. M. C. A. was
brought to the attention of the
members and the league voted to
cooperate in obtaining one for
Waynesville. The members also
went on record as starting a hu
mane society as a branch of their
league.
A social hour followed the busi
ness session.
CARPENTER'S HOLIDAY
MILWAUKEE, (UP) Frank
Gratz, a 62-year-old carpenter, has
solved his housing situation. Dur
ing his two-week vacation, Gratz
bought an 80 by 125 foot lot and,
with the help of hs wife and occa
sional assistance of a married son,
built a four-room one-story home.
A gap reaching well over a thou-
sand miles separates the two Mos
lem segments which make up the
new state of Pakistan.
Personal Mention
Ohio, noted ecturer, short story
writer, critic and publisher, spent
Mr,- i,
tiaughter'FmPhj
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Miss Agnes Reeve, of Franklin, Miss Ruth Wyche, who has spent
the summer here with her aunt
Mrs. W. L. Hardin, Sr., left this
week for Orlando. Fla.. whe .k..
will visit her sister, Miss Helen 'Vlll(-Wyche.
Hazel s
a week here as the guest of Judge
and Mrs. Frank Smathers.
Mrs. Mary Parker Brown and
Miss Betty Eicher, of Franklin,
Ohio, were week-end guests of the
Misses Nanette and S. A. Jones.
They were en route to Florida.
'
Mrs. Adora Rayne will return to
day from Nashville, Tenn.. where
she has been visiting her niece,
Mrs. Calvin Houghland and Mr.
Houghland.
Mrs. Irving Leatherwood, Mrs.
M. O. Galloway and Mrs. Dwight
Williams are leaving tomorrow to
spend a few days in Atlanta.
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Fred Martin, of Martin Fleiiiu
company, accompanied by his .Mi
Ted Martin, and Wilson Medford
are spending this week in Philadel
; phia and New York on business
I Wl.ile in New York they will at-
! tend the World Series games
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Mrs. Winifred Baker left this
! week for her home in Orlando, Fla
after spending the summer 'with
i her mother, Mrs. J. F. Abel.
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Mrs. Glen Tweed, of Asheville
I spent this week here as the guest
ot her parents, Mr. and Mrs James
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