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THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
AGE FOUR
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Florrie Patrick
Is Hostess Of
Supper Party
Miss Florric l'ntrick was hostess j
of a supper party at her hon-.:? Sat-
urday evening in celebration of her
twelfth birthday anniversary. She
was. assisted in entertaining b her
parents. Mr and Mrs J. C Pat nek
TIip party I heme was A Pay at ,
School" and the linking of a bell'
called tlu- guests to their "classes"
which included contests on various
subjects. During recess" periods a 1
lunch was served on the lawn
Prizes were awarded to the win-j
ners in the contests and after Hie .
games the gur . 's were invited into
the (lining room where an ice
course was served A color mold
of pink and green was noted m the
appointments and decorations.
The invited guests were Ann
Coiikiii Crawford. Margaret Hogers
Sylvi.-i i-w,-i! l.inda Sloan. Mar
g'iintc lilies Khmiiie Ann Howie,
.loiu Aim St ov all . Sandra Mo-ei.
t'hahrlh .:lknis. Sallv Stovall
l.uida Well!' Kli.dieth Klliutt 1)..
vid l eliiie!. Dun Tow lei Hilly Hog
rr' Stan!, v liliams Hohbv Lan
i h It I . liill t'r.iwlord Ted linger,
.li-e Bov d. Uini ge Dittr) Slovall
and .1 1 ti i in Woodward
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meeting of
will
the
bi-aid in Kali icli Thursdav A num
11 i.l (ontiaet will he let for road
work in the -l;ite None ale sched
uled for I Ins area
Mi-. liarhel Metcalfe is lea nig
I h i - wii k tor 1. ..kolam! Flj where
!' ! i nume hei studies at Flor
ida Sciutliern College
TO RELIEVE MISERY OF
imUIQ CM TABIITS-SAMI FAST RHJfT
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REMNANT SHOP
Open Tuesday Through Saturday
Of Each Week
Located
OVER A&P STORE Main St.
- featuring -
FAILLES - S1.25 yd. BUR-MIL
CREPES - $1.49 yd. SPUN
RAYONS -69c & 79c yd. and
BENGALINE - $1.29 yd.
ADVANCE PATTERNS
Barber's
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For
COOKING - CANNING
Including
Grimes Golden
Starks Delicious
Golden Delicious
No. 1 Fancy Apples now available for shipment in
bushels and '2 bushel quantities
Bock Apple Service
Station
AT BARBER'S ORCHARD
Highway 19A-23
Joint Hostesses
Entertain For
Miss Jones
j Mrs. Walter Hyatt and Miss Jane
Kluttz were joint hostesses of a
bridge and rummy party gi,ven at
' the home of the latter. Saturday af
ternoon in honor of Miss Catherine
Jones, October bride-elect of M.
d. llunnicutt of Waukegan, III.
i Fall (lowers were used as a dec
orative note in the living room and
dining room and the honor guest
was presented a corsage oi venow
n.-es
Follow mg
core bridge
Mrs Charlie
the games the high
prize was awarded to
Woodward and high
minim
prize went to Mrs. Stanley
low score prize for bridge
Hi m A
went to Mrs. Virgil Smith and low
seoiv fur minim went to Mrs. Hub
ert Korte and Miss Jones was
.presented a gift bv the hostesses.
The guest list included Miss
Jones her mother Mrs Sain Jones.
Mis Thelma Ann Jones. Mrs, M t
tle Jones. Mrs. Virgil Smith. Mrs
Hani I-oe I. liter Jr. Mrs Williapi
Cobb Mr Stanley Henry, Miss
Fdna Siiimnerrow Mi Kditji Suiii
iniirow Mis Herbert Bra i ill.
Mr S i I I I a m Morris. Mrs.
Charlie Woodward. Miss Poroltn
Kiclifsoii. Mis l.eon Killian. Jr..
Mr Joe M.issie Mr (Jrovcr
ii. Mr Joe Ciithev . Mrs. Robert
Koite Mis Merrill Green, Mrs
Johnnie Ferguson. Mrs Sebe Bry
son. Miss Bermce Harrell. Mrs
Fred Campbell. Mrs Ned Howell
Mrs Porter Frady. and Mrs Paul
McKlroy .
UK. Mlt HAL IN Pl'RHAM
Dr Mary Miihal. of the health
department, is attending a two-day
meeting of the North Carolina Pub
lic Health Association in Purham.
She is to make a talk on the pro
gram. She will return here Wed-
nesday.
Mr and Mrs Hessie Terell, Mr.
i and Mrs Harry Howell, and Mr.
and Mrs I.owery Ferguson were
i the week-end guests of Rev. and
Mrs Cecil I.. Heckard in Winston-Salem
The Opening
of the
Miss Mary
V v fs A -
Mr. and Mrs Jut I II. 111 v I ullot,
the engagement ol then daunhlei. Mi
vin brown, Jr.. ol ay m ill. an. I Win
has not been announced
West Canton
Home Club
Has Meeting
The West Canton Home Den
in
stration Club met Thursday alter
noon at the West Canton school
with Mrs. Theodore Clark pi eid-
ing
Mrs
. Clark and Mr
we're hosl esses
W
lor
McElrath
the
meeting. , 1
Miss Mary Margaret Smith, j
county home agent, gave a demon- 1
stration on "Professional Touches i
in Sewing "
Project leaders reported as
lows: garden and home heautiii
cation. Mrs. McKlrath; dairy. Mrs.
Earl Poe; foods and home man
agement, Mrs. Arletha Walts; ;ni.
clothing, Mrs Theodore Clark
A social hour followed the nul l
ing and refreshments were served
by the hostesses
Business Women
To Meet Tonight
The regular monthly dinner
meeting of the Waynesville Busi
ness and Professional Women's
Club will be held at I he Queen
Farm tonight at 7 o clock.
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THREE LITTLE GIRLS IN GRAY . . . Ho re are throe versions of the 1949 "gray look."
Left, charcoal gray woolen e-anyw hfjie d ress with high notched neckline, three-quarter
sleeves; center, two-tone tjrav ci pe, in a dressier mood; right, beautifully cut smoke
gray sheer wool, with brown yattn tic at the slit neckline. All are priced for the me
dium budget and designed for fall duty by David Westheim.
By DOROTHY
ROE
Associated Press Fashion Editor
The little black dress, classic of
well-dressed women the world over,
t taking second place this fall to
the good gray dress
Gray is the high fashion color of
the season, ranging in tone from
deep charcoal through elephant.
smoke and caviar gray to delicate
pearl gray tints.
.Manufacturers and merchants
report that in many cae charcoal
Jo Fulton
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io j 1 !i ion 111 rii
. to Jesse Col
uiildinH date
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or rii.
Farewell Party
Given Horvaths
i in
Sunday . Mi and Mrs. J. C.
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Ii. lla and son. Jimmy, enter
d ..1 Skylainl Cottages, with a
(lllllH
i in honor ol Mr. and Mrs.
! 1 loi at h. w ho left yester
01 Miami. I-' I a . where they
p. nil I he w inter.
1. live was decorated in mixed
. 1 i s ami y el low candles,
"in: the gui sis resent were:
I Mr Michael llorvalh. Mr.
1 1 - V, ; Dover. Miss Vena
,1 and Mis Marian Ann
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Box Supper To Be
Held Friday At
Crabtree School
A li.i Supper will he held at the
Cialn:.'. Iron Dull High School
Auditorium mi 1'iuiay ni2ht, Oc
tober I
Sand1., idle, ice cream, cider, and
soli iliihk vill ;do he ottered for
sale.
'flu1 event is being sponsored by
Hi. Davis Chapel Sunday School
and pioeeeds will be used in mak
ing ii'pans
The pub!.
t he church.
invited.
0000 GRAY FALL
1 grav j. outselling black in dressy
afternoon frocks and in the beloved
basic dresses which women dress up
or down with jewelry and acces
sories Kverv top designer in New York
has featured a version of smoke
or elephant gray in the fall col
lect rons It has a new suave look
in keeping with the restrained Vic
torian flavor of the mode. Com
bined with a contrasting color such
a. - , yellow ot chartreuse, it id high-.
Bookmobile
Schedule
Wednesday, September 29
Aliens Creek and Balsam Head
Aliens Creek School
Mrs. E. K. Chambers
John Estes
Kay Allen
Franklin's Hoipe Groc.
Rainbow Cafe
O. J. Beck Grocery and
Saunook School
0:05- 9:35
9:45- 10:00
10:10-10:25
10:30-10:45
11:30-11:45
12:00-12:15
12:30- 1:30
Thursday, September 30
oJnathan Creek Road
Lake Junaluska School 9:15-10:00
Cove Creek Post Office 10:30-10:45
Hobart Franklin
Vera Reeves
Mrs. Claude Hoglan
Rock Hill School
C. O. Newell
10:50-11:05
11:10-11:25
11:35-11:55 (
12:15- 1:00
1:05- 1:20 j
1:30- 1:45 I
1:50- 2:05 1
J A.
Dave
Moody Store
Drown Store
Friday, October
1
Beaverdam
Ed Potts Service Station 9:15
9:30
Medford Farm Service
Station
Wiley Donaldson
Broyles Store
Beaverdam School
Neal Hipp's Grocery
Sieve's Grocery
Williamson Grocery
Robertson Grocery
Clyde Town Hall
9:45-10:00
10:30-10:45
11:00-11:15
11:30-12:45
1:00- 1:15
1:30- 1:45
2:00- 2:15
2:35- 2:50
3:00-
Capital Letters
(Continued From Page Two)
sue, as outlined by R City Daily
Advance Publisher Herbert Peele
many months ago. That, or a sharp
increase in our gas tax . . . or pos
sibly both.
FUTURE PLANS It's a good
bet that Kerr Scott isn't in on it.
but there is quite a bit of gossip
which has him appointing Capus
Way nick. State Democratic Com
mittee chairman, to the U. S. Sen
ate if Sen. Clyde R. Hoey should
die or retire while in office. No
body who knows Hoey can imagine
his doing either in which event
there's a chance Waynick will op
pose Hoey in 1950.
Another plan has Major L. P.
McLendon of Greensboro running
for Governor next time. Both Way
nick and McLendon are from Guil
ford County.
U.D.C. Meeting On
Friday Afternoon
The United Daughters of the
Confederacy will hold their regu
lar meeting at the home of Mrs.
L. M. Killian on Friday afternoon
at J o clock.
Mrs. George Plott wi!i have the
paper on Belle Boyd, the coniea
erate spy.
ly effective.''
You'll be seeing the new grays
in tailored wool suits and dresses,
in soft afternoon crepes and in
simple basic frocks. You'll find it a
wonderful background tone for
highlighting with spots of vivid
color. With it you may wear the
new gun-metal kid shoes, belt or
bag, if you like. And you'll find
millinery and stockings to match,
also. ,
Tor fall, the rjs have it.
Engaged
4f
Mrs. Homer Snyder of Hazelwood
ha announced the engagement of
her daughter, Miss Margaret Louise
Green, above, of Canton, Ohio, to
Kmniett Cable, son of Jake Cable
ol' North Industry, Ohio. The wed
ding will lake plate at an early
date.
Both Miss Green and Mr. Cable
arc employed at the Timken Roller
Bearing Company at Canton, Ohio.
Mrs. Medford
Is Hostess For
Junaluska Club
Mrs. Will Medford was hostess
for the September meeting of the
Junaluska Home Demonstration
Club which was held Friday after
noon with Mrs. Frank Williams,
president, presiding.
The demonstration on "Sewing
and Professional Touches," was
given by Miss Mary Margaret
Smith and during the business ses
sion the members discussed plans
for next year's work.
Reports were given by project
leaders as follows: foods, Mrs. Carl
Medford; garden, Mrs. A. J. Mc
cracken; poultry, Mrs. G. G.
Leatherwood; home management,
Mrs Glenn Terrell; dairy, Mrs.
Ceph Clark; home beautification,
Miss Elizabeth Glosser; and crafts,
Mrs. Will Medford.
A dessert course was served
afler the meeting.
Clyde Women To
Sponsor Supper
The Woman's Bible Class of
"lyde Methodist Church will spon
sor a chicken supper in Clyde
School cafeteria from 5:30 to 8 p.m.
Friday. The public is invited to the
supper, proceeds lrom which will
go to help buy an organ for the
new Methodist church.
Rogers Reunion
To Be Held
Next Sunday
The annual Rogers Family Re
union will be held on Sunday, Oc
tober 3. at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. H. L. Russell on Fines Creek.
The guest of honor for the day
will be Mrs. R. N. Rogers, who
will observe her nine'ty-eighth
birthday anniversary on October 2.
All friends and relatives are in
vited to attend the reunion.
Listen
Talent
Each Thursday Evening At 8:0
Ruth Craig's Beauty S
East
The winner of each show
each show will be selected
awarded the one who received the most votes by mail
A variety of talent will be selected each week, and " "
to appear for an audition. There is no age limit.
It you have talent, and would
pear on one of these programs, fill in the Addrcss
blank at right and mail to
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taruiaayTO ChilHr.
Is Given For Mr
Michael Horvath
Mrs. Michael Horvath entertain
ed with a birthday supper in honor
of her husband at the Skyland Cut
tages on last Thursday night
Decorations of fall flower and
candles were used for the ev.nt
and the following guests were pres
ent: Mr. Horvath, Mr. and Mr.,. ,
C. Casabella and son, Jimmy, m.
ana Mrs. vviiiiam u. Dover M,.
Vena Blantnn and Mi... 1, ... . -m,., ,,
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uarswen. .'plu dt
Music Club To
Hold Meeting
The Waynesville Music Club vv.n ap,,,,' '!"""h Ul
hold Its regular meeting on Friday nnvn, ' Net
evening at eight o'clock. Th.. .,1 ',
nf thp mnolintf urill K
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later. :rt! h''ld
Following a short business meet- ',., ""' ,
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1A Tu:- l"v0l)e(
me ti.usiaui. 11.1s program will ' w is
be commemorating the 200th an- ' '
niversary of the death of Isaac : -' A Muune
Watts who died in 1748. Isaac 'uin.d i h
Watts is surtoosed to he n. r,,.., 11, 1101
v " : j i 1 ' J M ' tl J ), ,,L,
composer of hymns and this will h.,
w a wiiiiir muuit 10 niS IIH'iiiorv
Mrs Claude Walker
Attends UDC Meet
Mrs. Claude D. Walker of Itock
House Farms returns to Winter
Park, Fla., to attend the Division
uonierence ot united Daughters of
the Confederacy. She is the imme
diate ex-Div. President of Florida
In November Mrs. Walker will
attend the General Conference
U.D.C. in Savannah. Ga., and with
Mrs. Hunter Brown of S. C. will
act as Aide to the President Gen
eral, Mrs. Weinmann,
At the close of the General Con
ference a house party has been
planned here at the Walker's new
home.
Among those enjoying the hospi
tality of Mrs. Walker are Mrs. Win
A. Haggard, 2nd Vice Pres. Gen .
Mrs. Geo. H. Lennon, Jacksonville,
2nd Vice Pres., Fla. Div., Mrs. Geo.
Walz of Miami, newly elected Stale
Pres., Fla., Mrs. W. Ed Cunning
ham, St. Petersburg, present Div.
Pres., Mrs. J. L. Medlin, Parlia
mentarian and other general ollic
ers, Mrs, Wm. Sydow, of Miami
Mrs. Wm. Wecklerle, and Mrs. T. ().
Brown, of Orlando, Fla.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Oliver A. Yount, Jr., and 11a
Jean Evans, both of Waynesville.
Robert M. Phillips and Cora Mae
Worley, both of Canton.
Mrs. G. Mack Fish of Clyde has
been a patient in Haywood County
Hospital since last week.
Eighth Infantry Group
To Organize In State
All Haywood county veterans
whot served with the Eighth Infan
try Division during World War II
are requested to meet at the U. S
Naval Armory in Winston-Salem.
October 3, at one o'clock.
The purpose of the meeting will
be the forming of a North Carolina
Chapter of the division prior lo the
National Division conventon in San
Antonio. Texas, in November.
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