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THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER
The James Reeds Homemakers Club Mrs. Quinlan Is
Have Supper Meets With Hostess For May
twt., :Mrs. Bryson D.A.R. Meeting
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Reed.
Jr., were hoMs of a supper party
at their home on Woolsey Heights
Saturday evening, in honor of their
guests, Air. and Mrs. A. VV. Folsom.
of Oak KulKe. Tt nn.
Supper us served at the
door fireplace, after which
guests were enlertained at
square dance at the Armory.
Those present were Mr.
Mrs. Kolstmi. Mr and Mrs Howard
Hyatt, Mr. and Mrs. David Hyatt.
Mr and Mrs. Lachlan Hyatt. Mr
and Mis .lohnny Johnson, Mrs.
John Allen. Frank Ferguson and
Keii Stoall.
out
the the
The WaynesviUe Homemakers
elub met on Thursday night with
Mrs. Howell Bryson as hostess.
Mrs. Howard Bryson, president,
presided.
Miss Mary Margaret Smith, the
count v home agent, save a demon
stration to the group on Textile
Painting
Members present besides those
mentioned were Mrs. Marion
Bridges. Mrs. H O. Champion.
Mrs. Laurence Leatheruouri Mrs
Mrs. Charles E. Quinlan was
huUess for the May meeting of the
Dorcas BeJl Love. Chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revo
lution which was held at her home
last Friday afternoon. Mrs. J. W.
Killian. regent, presided and thir-ty-one
members were present.
Mrs. .. H. Howell. Sr . had the
program for the afternoon and read
an ltitormative paper on the history ,
ui the Cherokee Indians, including ;
a brief sketch of three of the most
and J K. MeCracken. Mrs. Earl Mes- ouManUuitf chiefs and their
ser. Mrs. Carl Hatclifle. Mrs. Jack
Rogers and Mrs. James Williams.
Sandy Grady, spoils editor of
The Mountaineer, spent the week
end at bis home in Charlotte.
STRAND THEATRE
V . V E S V I L L E, N . C .
Open from 3:00 P. M. Monday Thru Friday
Saturdays from 11:00 A. M.
Sund.n Shows at 2:00. 4:04 and SI: 00 P. .
Tuesday, Wednesday
JOAX BENNETT and GEORGE RAFT in
SHE COULDN'T TAKE IT"
Also Comedy
1 Miss Gilliam Ib,
'Soloist For
Glub Meeting ;
One of the most outstanding
musical programs of the? year was
presented at the May meeting of I
the WaynesviUe Woman's Clmfci
which was held on Thursday after- j
noon at Oak Park. !
The prograju was preiseiUed bj
Miss Amie GUUaui. mezzo-soprano. .
of Cherokee accompanied by MUs.
Ross Caldwell, alsu of Chtrukee. ;
Miss Gilliam sang "Meine Bluuie
1st Gvun," and "Standchen," by
Brahms: "Dites-Moi", by Maman;
"Ouen Thy Blue Eyes," Massinet; !
SeyuidUla, from Carmen by '
Buet: Dette s setting of Elizabeth 1
Browning's "How Do I Love Thee."
and a f roup of folk songs iuelud- ;
ing I Wonder As I Wander," I
"Loch Lomond," and "Coming '
Through The Rye" She concluded !
Township High School, and j lhe PSr"i with a Latin Ameri- j
also won first place in the can number, "Si Boney '.
The ugest artists were presented
by Mrs. Cornelia Nixon, chairman
of music. j
Miss Mozelle Liner, winner of i
the recent reading contest held I
for girls of the WaynesviUe Town- j
ship High School, was presented by i
Mrs. T. Lenoir Gwyn, chairman of !
education, which department
sponsored the contest. Miss Liner
gave her prize winning reading
from Shakespeare, after which Mrs.
Gwyn persented her the gold medal
given by the club.
During the business session an
nual reports were given by officers
Cool Summer
Comfort
liibulion w tUe Cturokee tribe.
Mrs. J. H. Howell. Jr.. chairman
oi the girl's homewaker commit
tee, introduced Miss HazeJ Palm
er, who won first i-lace iu the cot
ton dress contest sponsored by the
D A R. for guls in the Wayne
villt
later
western Carolina High School
Fashion Show held at Western Car
olina Teachers College. Miss Flora
Hyatt, winner of second place in
i lie cotton dress contest, was also
piesented to the club. Both girls
wuiv their prize winning dresses.
-Mr. H. C. Marshall, registrar
lepurted that papers had been
completed for Mrs. Ben Colkitt and
Mis Frank Jenkins: and Mrs. How
ell, chairman of Indian work, re
ported that 30 magazines had been
sent to Cherokee.
Mrs R X Barber, delegate from
the chapter to the National Con-
KK 11
Thursday Only
VKLEN as Buffalo Bill in
"BUFFALO BILL RIDES AGAIN'
Also Late Xews and Short
I i iday and Saturday Double Feature
Wil l) BILL ELLIOT as Red Ryder in
"MARSHALL OF LARADQ"
Also ADEI.E Jl'RGEXS in
"WHEN A GIRL'S BEAUTIFUL"
Also Serial and Cartoon
PARK THEATRE
PROGRAM
Monday, Tuesday. .May 24-25
"Crossfire"
stress held recently in Washington, j and chairmen. Mrs. Charles E. Ray.
t,ae a tun report on the meeting.
All officers were re-elected to
serve next year and arc Mrs. J. W.
Killiun. regenl : Mrs. James R.
Uo.sd. vice-regent: Mrs. Charles E.
yuinlan. chaplain: Mrs. W. F.
Swift, recording secretary: Mrs. .1.
11 Howell, Jr., corresponding sec
ictai: Mrs. J. M Long, treasurer:
Mrs. H. C. Marshall, registrar:
Mis. J. E. Henderson, historian;
and Mrs. E. J. Hyatt, librarian
During the social hour Mrs.
tjuinlaii was assisted in serving by
Miss Martha Stringfield and Miss
Lois Harold. Special guests in
cluded Mrs. Harry Lutz. Mrs. An
clursoii, and .Mrs. Ben Colkitt.
Home Club Has
Meeting At
Crabtree School
C'rabtree-Hyder Mountain
Demonstration club met Fri
afic moon at the Crabtree
Willi Mrs. Marshall Kirkpat-
Di'CSKllllg.
ROBERT
Starring
YOl'Nfi. ROBERT MITCHI'M and
ROBERT RYAN
Th
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d.v.
II. M i!
ri. k
I he demonstration was riuon
nii lire 'Arrangement and nml.
reported as follows:
W L. Bradshaw; gar
Kirk pat rick: noultrv.
Mrs. Ida IXitson: home manage
ment. Mrs, ihiHh Xoland; home
heautilic-ation and crafts, Mrs Mai
Caldwell.
F
eel leaders
Food.-. v
den. Mrs
Wednesday. May 26
"The Overlanders"
Starring
CHIPPS RAI I KRTY and DAPHNE C AMPBELL
iPflfV3PD.ES
DON'T SQUCEZC THf M! Imtead bruth oo
K LEER EX ami !',nw amazingly ft it
iiuica uly ptnj;le t tlne ihrm often on
tifit trial. Not a grruy salve that pimple
thrive on, but a soothm mrdu ateJ liquid thai
eneve mninn onvt-t rtlncn out.
Ak for KLEERIX at all tltuB.tt.
toiM your nioniy buvk it it (mil.
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tursdav. Friday. Mav 27-28
"The Exile
Starring
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS. JR. and MARIE MQNTEZ
JUST A REMINDER
I am a candidate for the of
fice of Representative in the
Lower House of the next Gen
ral Assembly of North Caro
lina; duly filed; on the ticket;
in the race to the finish; ready,
physically able and willing to
Jr.. president, summarized the
iwork of the club during the past
, year which included the sponsor-
ing of an Ait Exhibit at the Hay
, wood County Library during Na
lional Art Week, an Art Exhibit at
the WaynesviUe. High School, the
23rd Annual Beading Contest, the
anuual Christmas Tree treat, and
! work on the Red Cross Drive and
the Cancer Control Drive. Year
books which included the new con
stitution and by-laws, were also
presented to each member during
the year.
Mrs. Ray and Mrs Noble Garrett i
were elected delegates with Mrs.
, Frank Kinsey. Jr.. new president,
lo the state convention of the
Federation of Woman's Clubs to be
held in Hendersonville, June 9 to
10. Mrs. Cornelia Nixon and Mrs.
Stanley Hrading were named alter
nates. Mrs. Ray presented the new of
ficers of the club as well as those
who will serve lor another year.
In the first group are Mrs. Kinsey.
president; Mrs. Carl Mundy. second
, vice president: Mrs. Linwood
(Irani, third vice president; and
Mrs. C. R. EckholT, corresponding
secretary; and continuing to serve
are Mrs. J. K. Boyd. 1st vice-president;
Mrs. Standley Brading, re
cording secretary; and Mrs. Noble
(Barrett, treasurer.
Mrs. Ray, outgoing president,
was given a rising vote of appreci
ation for the work she has done as
head of the organization and ap
preciation was also expressed to
Mrs. Nixon for the fine musical
programs which she has presented
during the year.
Following adjournment a tea
was given by the hostesses for the
afternoon. Mrs. James R. Boyd,
Mrs. George McKinley. Miss Mar
garet Johnston, and Mrs. Charles
Ray.
Mrs. Ray presided at the tea
table which was covered with a
lace cloth and centered with an ar
rangement of spring flowers in'
pastel shades.
Mrs. F. H. Marley assisted the
hostesses in serving.
Special guests for the afternoon
were Mrs. Harry Lutz, Mrs. L J
Ballard. Mrs. W. B. Kpnnrt
, . . a.
Flowertd cotton hocteu dress.
By VERA WINSTON
SUMMER QUEENS make cot-'
ton their king when it comes to
cool comfort indoors or out. Nice
for warm evenings at home is tbis
dainty flower4 cotton hostess
dress. Dark brown velvet outlines
the moulded square neckline end
ing in s bow in front Velvet but
tons and sash carry out the motif.
The sleeves are flared below the
dropped shoulder. Inside, tucks
ahape tba midriff and are released
to form a full skirt The print is
blue and brown on a pale yellow
background.
Sylva Choristers
Present Program
For Music Club
Lwjur
represent my native countv in A. " "' JO"n rr- M"
' vi uvri vv it k pc
the Legislature.
I solicit your support and
your vote in (he Primary, Sat
urday, May 29, 1948.
K. E. SENTELLE.
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Miss Eleanor
Miss Gemin Is
Feted At
Linen Shower
Miss Jaeklyn Gemin, bride-elect
of Pfc. Leonard B. Messer, was
feted on last Friday afternoon
when Mrs. John White entertained
with a linen shower at her home
on the Soco Gap road.
Mixed arrangements of spring
flowers were used in decorating.
A number of guests attended the
party, including Mrs. R. E. Gemin,
mother of the bride-elect, and Mrs.
F. D. Messer, mother of the groom-elect.
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The WaynesviUe Music club held
its annual open meeting on Fri
day night, at which time each mem
ber invited special guests. The
meeting was held at the home of
Mrs. Hugh A. Love and the guests
were extended a welcome by Dr.
Mary M'chal. president of the or
ganization.
Dr. Michal spoke of the most re
cent project of the club in the col
lection of records which is being
placed in the Haywood county li
brary in the interest of better mu
sic appreciation, and also of the
weekly radio programs sponsored
by the club over WHCC, of which
Mrs. Cornelia Nixon is chairman.
Mrs. Love was in charge of the
general arrangements for the meet
ing, with Mrs. Janie Love Mitchell
Taliaferro directing the program
and Mrs. Freida Knopf in charge
of the special features following
the program. Receiving the guests
with Mrs. Love were Dr. Miehal
Mrs. John Taylor and Miss Mar
garet Johnston.
Among the numbers given were !
several by the Sylva Choristers,
with Mrs. Grover C. Wilkes as ac
compaoist. Dr. Sol Cohen, violin
ist, and Miss Alice Weaver, solo
ist; the prayer from "Cavaliera
Rusticana," "O for Wings of Love.
by Mendelssohn: "Sweethearts." !
Victor Herbert; 'Hallelujah." from
"Hit the Deck." and "Serenade
froru "Student Prince".
Mr. Cohen, violinist, played Men
delssohn's Violin Concerto, last two
movements, and "Miniature Vien
nese WaMz" by Kreisler.
Miss Ray Ballard of Lake Juna
itistca, pianist, played "Clair de
LiMe" by Debussy, and "Firefly'
by Phillipy. Miss Weaver of Dills-
bora, siuig "Nymphs and Shep
herds by Purcell. Miss Bette Han
nah, pianist, played "Impromptu in
C Minor, by Reinhold and "Three
Blind Mice" by John Thompson.
Additional numbers given by the
oylva Choristers were "When a
Maid Comes Knocking at Your
Heart" by Friml, "Italia Beloved'
by Donizetti, "Swanee" b.v Erskin
and "Good By" by Tosti.
Members of the Choristers in
ciudeo the Rev. and Mrs. Mark
Osborne of Cullowhee. Miss Alice
Weaver of Dillsboro, Mrs. Paul El
lis of Lynchburg, Va., Miss Ruth
Hooper, Tod Davis, John Eckols, H.
C. Edwards, of Mars Hill, with Mrs.
Grover C. Wilkes as accompanist.
The living rooms and the music
room were decorated with bowls of
spring flowers in a variety of col
ors. FRIENDSHIP CLASS TO
HAVE MEETING
Toe Friendship class of the First
BpHst Church will have their
regular monthly meeting, Friday,
May 28, at eight o'clocw. Mrs. Joe'
Edwaxds. will be hostess with Mrs
Myrtle HoUiefield as co-hostess.
EDWARD. POTEATE VISITS
PARENTS
Edward Poteato, son of Mr. and
Mra. M. A. Poteate of Fairview
raao flew from YadkinvUle to
spend Sunday with bis parents.'
!
Bill Lewis is leaving today for
hi noma In Chester, W. Ya., after
spending several days here at the
home of Mrs. HendrietU KluiU.
Mr. Lewis was formerly connected
Wit Idio station. WtfCC.
Brides-Elect
Are Honored At
Picnic Party
Three June brides-elect. Miss
Alta Ponder, M,iss Ruth Summer
row and Miss Betty York, were
honored on Saturday evening when
Miss Bernice Harrell entertained
with a lawn party and picnic sup
per at her home on the Dellwood
road.
The picnic table was centered
with an arrangement of pink and
yellow roses. Each guest of h,on,or
was presented a gift by the host
ess. Attending the party were Miss
Ponder, Miss Summerrow, Miss
York, Mrs. G. C. Summerrow, Mrs.
H. B. Foy, Mrs. L. G. Elliott, Mrs.
Douglas Moure, Mrs. J. P. Dicus,
Mrs. Sebe Brysojn, Mrs. Luther
Shaw, Mrs. H. R Clapp, Mrs. Jim
my Lestherwood, Mrs. J!. T. Duval.
Mrs. B. R. Hundley. Miss Effie
Morrow, Mrs. J. B. Shaw, Jr., Miss
Edith iJumiuej-row, Mrs. Charles
Edwards, Mrs. Paul Davis, Miss
Edna Summerrow and Mrs. J. S.
Harrell.
Tea Is Given
At Parish House
Sunday Afternoon
Rev. Edgar Goold, new rector
of Grace Episcopal Church, and
unuiu cic iiuiiuicu ill a lea I
given by the members of the Wom
en's Auxiliary and the Rector's
Guild, at the Parish House on
Sunday afternoon. j
Mrs. Robert Breese and Mrs. C. i
F. Kirkpatrick received at the
door and Mrs. J. F. Abel intro
duced the guests to the receiving
line, which was composed of the
guests of honor, Miss Clara Belle
Williams and Mrs. William I. Lee.
Mrs. Hugh Love and Miss Ro
bina Miller presided at the tea ta
ble which was centered with a
bowl of blue delphinium and
white peonies.
Around 50 guests called during
the afternoon.
Mrs. C. F. Kirkpatrick and Mrs.
H. C. Marshall were in charge of
arrangements for the affair.
Baptist Class
Has Benefit Tea
For Hospitql
A tea for the benefit of y
tist Hospital in Winston-Sal. "'
given by the Young u, '
Class oi the LVUw,.,J(i v "'
Church on last WediieMl n !'
noon at th home of Mi-' u '"'
Sheehan.
The nome was ,, .,, ,
throughout with arrant .." "
spring flowers.
Miss Sarah Lou Slu-,-1,.,.,
Mis Juan Russell t'!llUl, ,,
guests upon arrival and M(
ma Slieeliuu and Mrs. I'.u,i .
itan received in the living i, ,',.,"
Receiving and serving in n,'
lug room were Miss KH, . ,
dill, Miss Ethel Cogdill, !vi,- . ,
i atieetian. Miss Louise hi,
and Miss Dorothy Jom.,, ,, , '
table was covered with
Cloth and centered with ,, i
pink peonies and white i."" "
Approximately twent.-tiw. , .
called during the hours l,,,,!,",
until seven-thirty o'clock u ,"
useful gifts as well as a -,h, , ",
tenng were received fur u. ,
pital.
MRS. EVANS IMPKOVH)
Mrs. W. B. Evans is g,,- Ull
proved after a week s ill,.v, Shl
is at the home of her Uh,m, ,
Mrs. L. M. Richeson.
Johnny Crockett, who is .,
dent at Davidson Collepe
the week-end with the C c s,,,,!
merrows in Hazelwood.
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Mr. and Mrs. Stanlev H,.,,
Misses Edna and Edith .Suinni
row, Miss Thelma Jones ami II,,,
Robinson spent Sunday in U;mi,
ton visiting Mr. and Mrs. w" )
Robinson. Mr. Robinson vi;(s "i,,, !
merly assistant county ageni ,
WaynesviUe.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace M,lA
spent a few days last week mi Le
noir and Blowing Rock.
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Please accept our sincerest congratulations oft
annront-hinrf rrrrrHnir flrtnin ihic vocu weuii
soring a contest for you, the graduates of Warn
niyii ouwui. r corqiai inviiauoii ;
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