THE WATNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
FRIDAY
PAGE FOUB
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN
SOCIETY and CLUB ACTIVITIES
MRS. BEN SLOAN. Society Editor Office Phone 700 Home Phone 462-J
Miss Lula Frank Medford
Mrs. Gwyn Honors
Mkis Jones At
Bridge Luncheon
Mr I 1 itch i.un w.i. hoMe..
of a bridge lum been on Wednes
day inn! n ins m honor nl Mis.
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f all t. in -.n.iiir- ot ci!.'
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th ivi'ii.- Tlic iii'iheon '..iblc
'iip i i.ti nil v-ith ih-l.il a-e.
if vii' dowti- .iiitl ihf bride -ljb!-
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I rad v, u arrieii iliv liign .one
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Meeting Of Girl
Scout Council
Is Postponed
T '' : -' : '. n.t't'i ,iu of ' ho
('"I . i! ("-:'M ! ha- been posl-
!'"!' -I ';. !! Morday September fi
w hn H I .fiicr ., imlil Monrt,i
Sir', nl'.'r :n
T'-. . tins: m .l h. h,-l,1 ,,t ihi-'--.'in
Ihi' at 7 H(i p m . with Mr
Kt'i in I' ('!, 'nn:,.:i pi c-iclrnt prr-
Lo.'e! Lace
Prfot for idinntr and th tKetr.
By VERA WINSTON
BROWN LACE 1 the mtium
uej ;or tnis chr.:.inf little street
ler.r.n drtsJ. n.c for fetiv
cCNlail party and for dinner and
thf.ver wrir. Tr.e orT-the-jhoulder
r.e:ki r.e :s secured by elasticizrd
ir.irr.r.e. I.c:. slim sleeves have
j- ft f .i.'ie1 at the top. The ?ored
h::t has :t hem stiffened with
r- rst-'r.air. It is ai'-Hgrther a loreiy
lies frock.
M : ,1.,! Mi- Ni.;. t-. Lulls' .11. d
ihiiitii'ii ni Old Hickorx. Tenn
-lt hi ia-i a 't k t nd ht'if with Mr?.
I.uii. - :n. HI:, 1 V.-v W I. Hardin.
Si ! !i- L.mvj- .t rr ni i onic ti.
Ilit-ii 1 n:, 1.' ir.iin I'unHina 1'ity
B.iirl', I 'l.i uhfif they .pent i
w 1 k - .11 .1' inn
V. ".i Arc Cunh '.Hy Invitcti Tn Auoivl A
Benefit Bridge
FRIDAY NIGHT, SEPTEMBER ,5 Finm o to 10:30
at the
HOTEL WAYNES VILLE
Sponsored By The
Veterans Of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Door Prize
S'J.YOO PERMANENT
Other Prizes For E.-irli ThMo
Pi ; vmir cards ;h:vI pnHs '
ADMISSION 7.V
iMrs. Dameron Is
Honored At
Bridge Luncheon
Mrs Ernest Hyatt and Mrs.
i Howard Hyatt were joint hostesses
of a bridge luncheon given at the
Skyland """ea Room Wednesday
morning, as a courtesy to Mrs.
W. H. Dameron of Warrenton, who
i is the guest of her son-in-law and
daughter Mr. and Mrs. David
Hyatt
The rooms were decorated with
arrangements ol mixed flowers.
At the conclusion of the games
prizes were awarded to Mrs David
Hyatt, who held high score, and
Mrs. .1 W Ray. w ho held low score
Mrs J. H Way. Jr., won the float
ing prize and Mrs. Dameron was
presented an honor gift.
The guest list included Mr.
Dameron. Mis Hyati. Mrs. K. L
IPrevost. Mrs J M Long. Mis. Eric
Clauson. Mrs J II Way. Jr.. Mrs
Hugh Massie. Mrs C. L. Dickson
of Durham. Mr... Paul Hyati. Mi
J W. Kay. Mrs. Hallett Ward. Mis
Bonner Ray. Mrs T Lenoir Gwyn.
Mrs Hufus Siler. Mrs. Joe Dog
gelt. Mrs Milliard Atkins. Mrs
Roy Campbell. Mrs. Thomas String,
field and Mrs Paul Blackwell
J. P. Francis
Is Honored On
1 80th Birthday
M; . K. T Miiielun ul New Yelk
1'itv and Miss Loui.e Francis en
tertained with a supper party on
Tuesday evening in honor of then
lather. .1 P. Francis The part
marked ihe eightieth birthday an
niei..ny of the holier guest
A picnic supper was served on
I lie lawn after which the guests
ueie invited into the dining room
The dining table held a decorated
birthday cake and an arrangement
of mixed flowers
The guests pre.eiu included Mi
Francis. Mr Minchen and daugh
ter Kathy of New York Mr and
Mrs Henry Francis. Bessie Sue and
Pink Francis. Mr and Mrs. Gid
deon Francis. Mrs. Robert Jones.
Mr and Mrs Creighton Norris.
Mrs Tony Davis and son. Tony.
Mr and Mrs John Pennsy and
children Mary Francis and Roddy
Mrs Dave Russell. Mr. and Mrs
Milas Ferguson and son. Bill. Mr.
and Mrs H. W. Burnette, and four
great grandchildren of the guest
of honor.
Mr Francis, a native of Hay
wood County, is a retired contrac
tor and builder He is the son of
the lite Henry Francis and Eliza
beth Mull Francis
Miss Louise Martin left Tuesday
for Richmond, Virginia, where ;ih
has accepted a position in the ar'
department of Talheimer's.
Mr and Mrs. Don Hyatt ol New
nort News will arrive Saturday fo,
'"-it to the former's mother, Mrs
V A Hyatt
1 fcwffi
Miss Mary Joanne Boone
Is Bride Of Samuel Byrd
Mi 4.int Mis Hi-um IH-uoy Medford have announced the engage
i li 1 1 daugiiler, Miss Lula Medford, to Edward Carson Martin,
of Cbarlolle. son of Mi and Mrs. Edward Park Martin of Sunder. S. C.
Engagement Of
Miss Medford
Is Announced
Mi :n:il Mi- liiyaii Dewey Med-
lord h:oc announced the engage
ment ol II. cir daugiiler. Miss Lula
: Frank Medtoid. to Edward Carson
Martin ot Charlotte and Sumter,
S. C . -.ni ul Mi and Mrs. Edward
; I'.n ki- Miii lin. el Snniter.
'lie wedding will take place :it
the lir.t le'ln'di-t church here
ii ( h li.bi i Hi
The hi iile-clt cl I. a graduate of
Ihe U'awiesvillc high school and
' .mended Florida Southern college
at Lakeland She now has a po-
, .iTion with Hie Veteran's Adminis
iia'ien in Charlotte.
Mr 'Liiiin. who is a grandson of
ihe lale C;'pt and Mrs, E. Scotl
Carson ut Sumter graduated from
Suniier high school and The Cita
del. He i. a veU'ian of World War
II having served with the army in
the European Thealre At present
he is engaged in civil engineering
i in Charlotte.
Parent-Teachers
Are Organized
At Maggie School
A Parent-Teacher Association
1 was organized at Maggie School
Ion Monday morning following the
I opening of the school.
Mrs. Lee Evans was elected
I president of the new organization
and other officers are: Mrs. Owen
Corwin, vice president, anjl Mrs.
Clifion L. White, secretary and
treasurer.
The main project of the group
this year will be to bring the school
library up to standard. New books,
maps and other library needs will
be added.
Meetings will be held on the last
Friday afternoon of each month.
The program for the next meeting
will be in charge of Mrs. Otis Alli
son and Mrs. Fred Henry.
as
THE
RUTH CRAIG
Amateur Show
Friday Evenings At 8 P.M.
OVER WHCC
SPONSORED BY
Ruth Craig's Beauty Shop
East Street, Waynesville, N. C.
The winner of each show will be awarder! a cash priie of $2.50. and a winner from
each how will he selected to appear on a later program when a grand prize will he
awarded the one who received the most votes by mail.
A variety of talent will be selected each week, and oh will be notified when
to appear for an audition. There is no ae limit.
If you have talent, and would like to ap
pear on one of these programs, fill in the
blank at right and mail to Radio Station
WHCC.
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Name .
Address
I
WriteJiere what your talent ts)
Miss Jones Is
Honored At
Bridge Party
Miss Catherine Jones, bride
elect of October, was honored on
Fridav afternoon when Mrs. Groc
er Davis and Mrs Charlie Wi.nd-
ard entertained with a bridge party
a! the home ol Mrs. Davis.
Va.es of pink and white gliirl
ioli were used in decoration of
Ihe living room and mixed gar
den flowers were arranged in the
entrance hull and dining room.
After the games ihe high srore
prize wa. awarded to Mrs. Fred
Campbell and Miss Jones receiv
"d 'he low s(iii,. "ifi. The hostess
es also presenled the guest of
honor a gift of crystal and a giit
of sjvei
Those playing were Miss Jones.
Mrs I. M Killin. Jr.. Mrs. John
Slephcns. Mrs. .loc Cat hey, Mrs.
Fred Campbell Miss Dorothy
Kichesun. Mrs Hugh Palmer. Mrs.
! Frank Kirkpalnck. Mrs. Virgil
iSiuiih. Mrs William Cobb, Mrs.
llaiiv Lee Liner. Jr.. Mrs. Joe
Massie, Mrs Charles Burgin, Mrs.
Ned Howell. Mrs. Bruce Jaynes,
i Mrs Hcrbcrl Tate. Mrs. Herbert
Braivn. Mrs. Lewis Green and Mrs.
: Porlei Frady.
I Joining this giniip for tea were
j Mrs Sam H. Jones, Miss Thelma
Jones. Miss Edna Summerrow. Mrs.
Eii MrGee. Mrs Nobel Garrett.
Sr.. Mrs Hoywood Plotl and Miss
Edna Rod.
Baptist Circles
To Meet Monday
Of Next Week
Circles ul the Woman's Mission
ary Society of Ihe First Baptist
Church will meet on Monday eve
ning 'instead of Tuesday i at 7:30
o'clock, as fol lows:
Fliza Yates Circle will meet with
Mis (). C. James al Lake Junalus
ka Ann Hasseliiiie Judson Circle
will meet with Mrs. H. O. Cham
pion Lottie Moon Circle wnl meet at
the church wtih Mrs. Homer West
as hostess.
Fannie E. S. Heck Circle will
meet with Mrs. J. P. Dicus.
Henrietla Hall Shuck Circle will
meet with Mrs. W. F. Strange.
Attention is called to the change
in the hour of meeting.
Mr. and Mrs J. M. Jarrett of
RaleiRh and Percy Williams of
Sewannee. Tenn.. were guests of
Dr. Mary Michal on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lee Liner,
Jr.. and children have moved from
Branner Avenue to the Keller Ap
partments. where they win reside
until their ncv home i completed
on Love Lane.
Miss Mary Joanne Boone, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hay
good Boone, became the bride of
Samuel Byrd, son of Mrs. Samuel
Miller Byrd and the late Mr. Byrd,
of Bunnlevel, in a ceremony held
yesterday morning at eleven o'clock
in the Boyd Memorial Chapel of
the First Methodist church.
The Rev. Russell L. Young,
pastor of the church, pronounced
the vows in the presence of the
two families and a few close
friends.
The altar was decorated with
floor standards of white gladioli
and clematis against a background
of evergreens.
Before the ceremony a program
of wedding music was presented
by Miss Mary Ann Massie, pianist,
which included "Leibestraum," by
Liszt, "Tratirnerei," by Wagner,
and "I Love You Truly," by Carrie
Jacobs Bond. The traditional
marches were used as processional
and recessional, and during the
ceremony Miss Massie played "To
A Wild Rose," by McDowell.
The bride, w no was given' in
marriage by her father, wore a fall
suit of grey tweed and grey felt
hat with matching veil. Her other
accessories were black and she
wore a corsage of gardenias.
Miss Betsy Siler, cousin of the
bride, was maid of honor. She
wore a fall suit of green wool with
green accessories and a corsage of
gardenias.
H. Yates Craig of Stanley serv
ed as best man and ushers were
James K. Boone, brother of the
bride, and William H. Byrd of Lil
lington, brother of the bridegroom.
Mrs. Boone, mother of the bride, i
wore a dress of navy and white
print with navy accessories and a j
corsage of while roses. '
Immediately following the cere
mony Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Siler,
the latter an aunt of the bride,
and their daughter, Miss Betsy
Siler, entertained with a wedding
breakfast at their home on the
Country Club Drive.
The bride's table held a three-
tiered wedding cake and low ar
rangements of fever-few and gyp
sovhilia. Other tables were cent
ered with pastel flowers.
The guests in addition to the
wedding party included Mr. and
Mrs. Robert H. Boone, Dr. and
i Mrs. Worth Byrd of Sanford, Miss
Peggy Cavin of Stanley, Mr. and
Mrs Clifton Dickson of Durham,
I Rev. and Mrs. Russell L. Young,
!Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Massie, Mrs.
J. K Boone, and Mr. and Mrs. W. i
'Mi .;, i,
IIUMoli'll ,,,
W. Crymes of Charlotte
Mrs. Byrd is a gradual, ,, ,
Waynesville Township high i
and attended Brenau Colli ye
Gainesville, Georgia for i (
Last year she was a member ,,i i
Junior class of Woman's (
Orclhsboro, where she
chemistry.
Mr. Byrd graduated ti,,
Lillington high school ami ,
member of the senior cla . . o
College in Raleigh He ,..
eran of World V'ar II, haviin;
ed three years with the ,
gineers in New Guinea and
Philippines.
Following a wedding tin,
couple will reside in Kdln;;h
Miss Louise Rotha win.
the summer vacation v iti
mother, Mrs. Harry Koth.i
Tuesday or St. Mary'-. City,
land, to resume her clut u ,
trar of St. Mary's Seiinnan
Rotha was acting president i
school during the past year
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SWEEPERS RECORD PLAYERS -RJ
COMBINATIONS
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10 CHURCH ST.
Better get the voiing
Mothers, since 1904 Buster lkowns 1m vo heen
a part of the school scene as the apple- and ul
pail. You cant buy belter lU-W
where! Let us lit the children
Browns. Their high quality means "v?; ft
cause every pair wears longer. And tk ir . y
smartness will please ) ou no eiul.
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