atnE-WAVNESVlLLE MOUNTAINEER
PAGE FOUR (First Section)
Dewey Hyatts
Entertain On
25th Anniversary
l Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Hyatt were
busts to friends at their residence
In Hazel wood on Friday afternoon
and agaiti Friday evening in ob
servance of their twenty-fifth v.tii-
ding anniversary.
They were assisted in receiving
by their daughter, Miss Catherine
Hyatt, and their sons. J. I. Hy
att, home lor cie Christmas vaca
tion from the Julliard School of
Music, and Aaron Hyatt, student
at the McPhail School of Music in
Minneapolis.
The Christmas motif was used in
all arrangements. In the living
rooms evergreens, red roses, and
white tapers were used in decora
tion, while in the dining room the
tea table was covered with a lace
cloth and centered with an arrange
ment of greenery interspersed with
white tapers.
Greeting the guests at the front
door in the afternoon was Mrs.
B. R. Hundley, with Mrs. Rufus
Carsuell presiding in the dining
room. Assisting in serving were
Mrs. Homer Scruggs and Mrs. Joe
McGee, sisters of Mrs. Hyatt, and
Mrs. Fred Tate, sister-in-law, all
of Newton, and Miss June Hund
ley. In the evening Mrs. Hundley re
eeived at the mtranrr and Mrs. H.
"J3. Toy received the dining room
dowr. Serving were Mrs. Clark Ed
monds. Mrs. P H. Gentry, Mrs.
Scruggs. Mrs. McGee. and Miss
Willi Ma Cope
Mr. and Mi. Hyatt are both na
tives of Haywood county. Mrs Hy
att is the ilonjhter ol Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Tat ol Hazelwood and Mr.
Hyatt is the son of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Hyatt, of Waynes-
ville. Thr wir,. married on De
rember 2ti. 1922. by the iate Rev
J I Joyntr. p.isior of the First
Baptist church of Waynesville
Ben Colkitts
Are Hosts
Christmas Night
.Mr. and Mrs Ben Colkitt held I
prn house at their home in Grim-
l?H Park mi last Thursday eve-
Hint;
A Christmas tree was featured
in the decorations.
A number of friends called dur -
ing the evening.
JIMMY REED
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ville show room temporarily. Call 338-W until further notice.
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50th Anniversary
Is Observed By
The Haynes
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Haynes,
of Clyde observed their fiftieth
wedding anniversary with a family
reunion on Christmas Day at tho
home of a daughter, Mrs. W. H,
Burgin, on the Dcllwood RoacL Tile
occasion also marked the twenty
fifth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
Burgin. '-r
Around twenty-eighnmembers of
the family were present fr'r Christ
mas dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Haynes were mar
ried in Hendersonville at, the home
of the bride on November 25, 1897,
Mrs. Haynes is the former Miss
Nancy Patton, daughter of the late
John Irvin and Susan Gordon Pat
ton. Mr. Haynes is the so D of the late
William J. and Rachel Penland
Haynes. of Clyde. He took an active
part in Haywood County politics
for a number of years and served
for eight years as Registor of
Deeds. Following his term of office
he retired to his farm near Clyde
Both Mr. and Mrs. Haynes are ac
tive members of the First Baptist
Church, of Clyde.
Among those present for lh:
celebration were the following
daughters and sons-in-law with
their children: Mr. and Mrs. Brown
Caldwell, of Greenville. S C; Mr
and Mrs. Homer Owen, of Waynes
ville: Mr. and Mrs. Kyie Campbell
of Hazelwood: and Mr. and Mis
Burgin. A son. Irvin Haynes. of
Pasadena, Texas, and Mrs. Hugh
Haynes. widow of another son
were not able to attend.
McElroys Are
Entertained
Christmas Night
Mr. and Mrs. Paul McElroy en
tertained a group of friends with
open house on Christmas night.
Christmas decorations were-used
throughout the home.
Guests included Dr. and Mrs
Thomas Stringfield, Mr. and Mrs.
William Ray, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Killian
Jr.. and Ben Colkitt. Jr.
i Miss Charlene Rotha. who is a
j teacher in the Deaf School at ;mi'-
ganton, is spending the holiday.-
here with her mother. Mrs. Harry
Rotha.
Announced . . .
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former, Mjs-.JSilcia McLlure.
jaughler of jjlr n. Gaither
McClure. She v.'iis mSmfed in De-
ember in 6'lva.
Miss McClure
s Married To
Fred Cope
Miss Wilda McClure. daughter
-if Mr. and Mts, Call her McClure.
if Waynesville was married to Mr.
fred Cope, of Syh'a. son of Mrs.
L. L. Cope and the late Mr. Cope
n a ceremony which took place
it noon in the Sylva Baptist church
Sunday December 21.
Rev. Crawford officiated.
There were no attendants and
jnly a few friends witnessed the
ceremony.
The bride wore a grey suit with
)lack aecessoriv"Hiul a corsage of
ed roses ,
The couple till icside in S !va
A'hcre the bridegroom is employed
Aith the Meade Corporation.
Beta Sigma Phis
Have Christmas
Party Atfclub
The member of the Beta Sigma
hi soront entertained their hus
bands and friends on Christmas
night at a nai'U given al the
Waynesville Cotintn Club.
A tree and oilier Christmas deco
rations were used.
Punch and sandwiches wire
served during the evening and
dancing featured the entertain
ment.
j Special guols '.if: the occasion
' w:ere Dr. and Mrs Bo;, d Owen. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles W Edwards. Mr
land Mrs. Cliffqid Hanvil. Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Massie. Mr and Mrs. Hob
ert Treue, Mr. ami Mrs. Jimm Wil
liams. Miss l.ou Ella Hall, and Boh
'Arial
Plans lor llie parly were made
by Mrs Ed Spears and Mrs.
Charlie Woodward, members of the
social committee.
SMITH'S
CUD RATE
DRUG STORE
s0 'J ,
Employees Of
The Mountaineer
Are Entertained
W. C. Russ and Marion .T.
Bridges, publishers of The Waynes
ville Mountaineer, with Mrs. Russ
and Mrs! "tiWdge's were' hosts to the
employees of the Mountaineer with
their wives and husbands at their
imnua' Christmas dinner party
Tuesday evening at The Lodge.
They were assisted by their chil
dren Miss Mareuerite Russ. Miss
Shinty Bridges, and Charles
Bridges.
Mr, Kuss and Mr. Bridges pre
sidud at opposite ends of the long
tabie at whilic the guests wtre
seated. Tm, table was attractively
r decorated 'in the Christmas motif
, with a miniature snow-man as the
centerpiece and red candles and
holly plaieett -at intervals.
The entertainiiHfHt following the
serving o 4innBr featu: ,d an ex
change of" humorous gifts by all
present.
Congratulations were extended to
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Bridges, who
were observing their fifty-fourth
wedding anniversary on the same
day. Mr. Bridges has been associ
ated with The Mountaineer for
more than fifty years.
Christmas gifts were then pre
sented to each guest by Mr. Bridges
tor The Mountaineer.
In behalf of the employees Mrs.
Frances Frazier presented leather
hill
folds to Mr. Russ and Mr.
Bridges and
a gift to Mr. J. T.
Bridges.
Expressions of appreciation were
also made by the employees and
guests to the hosts of the occasion.
Special guests for the evening
were Mr. and Mrs. T. Lenoir Gwyn,
the latter for a number of years
associate editor of The Moun-
laineer.
Others present included Mr. and
Mrs. J. T. Bridges, Mr. and Mrs
Robert Winchester. Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Spears. Mrs. Frances Frazier,
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sloan, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Pearson, Mr. and Mrs.
Chin lie Miller and daughter, Myr
aj. Miss Jame Kluttz; Robert Mc
Lean. II. W. Hogoboom and Carl
Biythe.
Miss Quinlan
Is Hostess Of
Open House
Miss Betsy Lane Quinlan enter
tained with an open house at
Prospect Hill" last Saturday aft
ernoon in honor of her sister, Miss
Mary Quinlan, who has recently
i returned from Heidelberg, Ger
many. Vases ol red roses .were arranged
throughout the residence and the
! Christmas motif was used In all
appointments.
Mrs. Charles E. Quinlan, mother
1 tlie hostess, received the guests
m the living room and Miss Alice
Wuinlan received in the library.
Others assisting in receiving were
ah . and Mrs. T. Lenoir Gwyn, Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde H. Ray, Mr. and
Mrs. Jonathan Woody, Mr. and Mrs.
j William Medford and Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Watkins.
1 Assisting in serving were Mrs.
William Hannah, Mrs. Hallett
; Ward. Miss Helen Ray, Miss Lois
Harrold. Mrs. John Allen and Mrs.
i Ben Sloan.
Around one hundred and thirty
j friends called during the hours
: from 4:30 to 7 o'clock. Special
j guests for the occasion were Mr.
and Mrs. John Woltz, of Mount
Airy. if -
j
The Elwoods
'Are Hosts At
! Buffet Supper
Miss Mary Lu Elwood and her
orother, Jim Elwood, were hosts of
a buffet supper at their home in
tCast Waynesville Sunday night.
They were assisted in receiving
' .heir guests by their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. Elwood. and Miss
Amelia McFayden.
A tree, lighted red tapers, and
I evergreens were used in docora-
'ion of the living rooms. In the din
ing room the table was centered
j with a lake scene on which weie
ice skating figures. Red tapers in
silver holders flanked the scene,
i The guest list included Mr. and
j Mrs. Robert Goldsworthy. Miss
'Mary Schusler. Miss Polly D'yer,
M i s.s Betsy Slier. Miss Dorothy
; Kicheson, Miss Betty Bradley, Miss
Marguerite Way. Bill Millar.' Bob
iby Colkitt,. Bill Miller, Jimmy
Mringheld. Charles Way, Bob Lee,
Bill Hannah, Toots Hannah, and
Bobby Breece.
j
j Joint Hostesses
I Have Dance At
Masonic Temple
Miss Bette Hannah and Miss Bar
bara Anne Boyd were hostesses of
a dance for members of the young
er set last night at the Masonic
Temple. They were assisted in re
ceiving by their mothers, Mrs.
Willjam, Hannah, and Mr, Grady
Byd- t ?- i
Christmai greens and red can
dles were used in decoration and
punch and cookies were served
throughout the evening from an at
tractively appointed table.
Invitations were - extended to
around eighty suesta, .
Miss Mary
MiliiBilfil
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MISS ELMORE'S engagement to Y. F. Burgess, of Waynes
ville, has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Elmore, of Franklin.
Recent Bride
MRS. SAM BEST is the former
Miss Betty Jo Kinsland, daughter
jf Jarvis Kinsland, of Clyde. Her
narriage took place on December
13 in Clayton, Ga.
Betty Kinsland
Is Bride Of
Sam Best
Announcement has been, made
jf the marriage of Miss Betty Jo
Kinsland, daughter of Jarvis Kins
land, of Clyde, to Sam Best, son
af Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Best, also of
21yde. The wedding took place in
Clayton, Ga., on December 13.
The bride received her education
in the Crabtree-Iron Duff High
School.
Mr. Best is a member of the
senior class of the Crabtree-Iron
Duff School. The couple will reside
in Clyde.
McCrackens Are
Hosts Of
Dinner Party
Dr. and Mrs. J. II. McCnirkri,
vere hosts of a dinner parly Sun
iay night at their home on Main
Street.
Christmas decorations were used
ana me dining table was centered
with an arrangement of evergreens
flanked by lighted red tapers.
The guest list included Mr. .?nd
Mrs. C. C. White. Mr. and
Joe Tate, Mr. and Mrs. A. II l)u-
Breuil, Mr. and Mrs. R I, (Yin
Mrs William Ira Lee, Miss l.oi
Harrold, Mrs. William Hannah, and
Col. Harry Crawford
Kimballs Have
Open House
hristmas Day
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Kimball and
Miss Lou Elva Eller entertained
with open house at the Waynesville
Country Club on Christmas after
noon. A tree and other Christmas dec
orations were used throughout the
rooms where guests were assem
bled. The hosts were assisted in
receiving by Mrs. Kimball's moth
er, Mrs. Edith C. Eller, of Braden
ton, Fla.
Around fifty guests called during
the hours from 4 to 6 o'clock.
.
Open House
Is Held
Christmas Day
Mr .and Mrs. Paul Davis and Mr.
and Mrs. L. N. Davis entertained
with open house at the residence of
the former on Christmas Day.
A tree and other Christmas
decorations were used.
Around thirty-five guests called
between the hours from four to six
o'clock.
H. Elmore
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I Engagement Of
Miss Elmore Is
Announced
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Elmore, of
Franklin, have announced the en
gagement of their daughter. Miss
Mary Helene Elmore, to Y. F. Bur
gess, of Waynesville.
Miss Elmore is a member of the
faculty of the Waynesville high
school. She is a graduate of Sue
Ross Stale Teachers College, Al
pine, Tex., and attended Western
Carolina Teachers College at Cul
lowhee and Daniel Boone College
in Brownwood, Tex. She also stu
died for a master's degree in the
graduate school of the University j
of North Carolina.
Mr. Burgess is an instructor ini
the vocational school here. He is j
a native of Rutherfordton and at-j
fended college in California. He is
a graduate of the Coyne Electrical
School of Chicago, 111., and fol
lowing graduation taught in the
same school. He directed courses
of instruction for the British Navy
during World War II.
Mr. and Mrs. Ervirt Philman have
returned to their home in Winston-Salem
after spending the week
end here as guests of Mrs. Horace
Ferguson.
To the
LU UAJLL BAB
Babies born in
this county in
Dixie-Home Stores Welcomes your new 1MJ f
and will present a case of LIBBY'S StraindW
rooa to the first
Just send the baby's name, sex, weight and the time of b r!
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The three babies selected will be presented with a
j Food with the compliments of the DIXIE
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Miss Osborne
Is Hostess Of
Buffet
Miss Mary Osborne wa, ,.,
of a buffet supper Saturla
at her home on Love !.,,,
was assisted in entertainn, i
mother, Mrs Robert Oshui hl
her grandmother, Mrs. j . Mi
Christmas decorations ,ei,
throughout the residence ai ,
dining table held a cent. i p,, , ,
silvered evergreens and t l m', ,
ornaments.
Following
the guests
dancing.
the serving ol do
enjoyed gaiar-,
Those present for the alV.ni . ,
Miss Vivian Watkins. m,v. ,',
Morris. Miss Mildred M, ,',,.'.'
Miss Catherine Hvalt. Mis-, h, ,
Hannah. Miss Peggy Nolan,!
Dolt' Keinast, Ted Huntley .ni
Shaw, Jimmy Gallowav ivni d
vis, Walter Taliaferro and n ,i,
Ward.
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