Yl -DECEMBER ; IMS
Utte - Rice
jding Is Held
anion
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Million Hurnette of Canton
.....lilr rtS Mr ui.l
,.,,.. H f urnette of Canton,
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lm Mi:-, nt'iutn r. nice 01
p. i cnmer j o hi I p.m.
Folk Baptist Church,
on
it
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
PACE FIT
of
;n odor Burnette and the
, ,i li ing officiated, us
al.le ring ceremony. The
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fere -
( i .ed wiiii wnite cnrys-
,iikI the church was
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Marian Whitman
Is Bride Of
I. L. Edwards
An., .
., "unit i.( ,la, h,,tn M)a t(
marriage of Miss Marian K.
Whitman, daughter of Mr and Mrs
t. K. Whitman of Wd.wiesville to
tdwards. Jr. son of .) 1
Edwards. Sr . of Marshall
The rereinmn took place at the
Hrst Baptist parsonage on Thury
day. December IS. at five o'clock in
the afternoon The Kev L v. H
liott. pastor of the First Baptist
Church, off iciated, using the double
i ring cercinon.
j Only members of the fainilio
and a few friend-. ;.n.,.,.i.,.i
The bride wore for her wedding
a gown of dusty pink with elbow
len-l! white glove, and other ac
cessories in brown H
was of white orchids
Mrs Edwards is a graduate of
the Cool Springs High School of
Forest City and of the Hutlierford
Hospital Training School Prior to
her marriage sh,. was a member of
I ho 1 11 rvi mi i .iff t u. i
carried a white j "
! Mr. Edwards is a graduate of
j Marshall High School and a veter
an of World War 11. Cnlil the time
j of his marriage he was employed as
I X-Ray technician at the Haywood
1 County Hospilal
j The couple will reside in Ashc-
villc.
More Dads "Needed
For Ailing Dolls
t wedding music was i
i. Mr-s. Walter Cowart, j
..p. 1 Mr Cowart. vocalist. ;
jn i.i,. ho was given in niar
V in i latin r. wore an ivory J
wedding: gown made with I
ifiitt in (Kline ami mien
viii a design ot seed pearls. I
ii l ended in a train.
a fingertii veil of illu- j
icd to a crown of seed ;
d -lie
,k lopped with an orchid
ili sin ainers. i
I : i . i NVshilt of Asheville '
,, honor and wore a i
ink limeade with match-
l,i i headdress also was
hi.uv.de and she carried aj
..I pastel chrysanthemums.
i,-s,. I- Israel of Candler)
iiU siik.kI and wore a dress
- brocade with matching
sv She carried a nosegay I
. I i i . r sanlhvniums.
hue cousin of the bride-u,i-
best in.in, and ushers
i , hi- Hurnette. brother of
air ami Jesse u. Israel.
bride's inother wore a navy
ullit and a corsage of white
urns aim rue oriaegroom s
r won- green with a corsage
iti' carnations.
r lh.' ceremony the couple
i a wedding trip to Florida,
will reside in Canton. For
nig the i) ride wore a gray
itli navy blue accessories and
age ol orchids.
Bv II IKil
W Newti ai in .
IlEWKK
Ids lie l,u i mi
bospital i ioi- i
plastic kidi.
lovable km. ,
pan'
I. in in. ia i ei .i
when they ,i,.t
the g.ua.-c
repair wuii;
of lll-lrilllll,
eye ii((.,-.i
acne i.i In
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km. 'mi to in -true! "Whin.
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mot her love tni-inc He
a1-- that nnwadivs many a per
t-'iily good (it'll is orphaned, le
pl.ettl by v'.ne collici ii.-atim
with nunc in! valued l il In nun
hahn lie -.a . I he imlv liui., lit
w a . c i r I eal ly iinpi e -ed ly ;
tlhhls atltction lor a doll,
uhtn be icpaiied one tor a 1
Sylvia Newell
Has Birthday
Party At Home
Miss Sylvia Jane Newell cele-
'n.ued her thirteenth birthday an
imal ar with a party given Satur-
eveiuiig at the home of her
and Mrs C. O. Newell
day
pal i n's, Mr
in Crabtree
Christina;:
' hrnnglioul
n oni v. hie
i i ' ed wa'.
day cake
corsage
r
f-doii Sciienck, Jr., student at
College in nalcigh, is at
for I he holidays.
Employees Of
Hospital Have
Christmas Party
The annual Christmas party for
employees of the Haywood County
Hospital was held at the Nurses
Home on Tuesday evening.
A Christmas tree loaded with
gifts for all the guests featured the
decorations and the rooms were 1
lighted with red candles.
Santa Claus was a special guest j
for the party and distributed the
gifts.
Christmar music was played on a
portable organ and group singing
of Christmas Carols was led by
Charles Isley. Around eighty per
sons attended the party.
irvj nil Lsir L
SOW, WIIAT'l.l. Wi: DO? . . . Asks ' mamma ' Sandra C.mIhi. 5
explaining ailment ol her bab Suie 'dolh to dnll-mirse .loan al the fa?
doll hospilal. D(i,ei ' llaby " has plastic kidneys, won !
ill i nk lin; I ic. ! iun
. . '5
I tliiiin she left behind was a bit
decorations were used
be home and the table
i refreshments were
centered with a birth-
iced in pastel colors
Cone and contests featured the
nli i talninent Assisting the host
ess luic b"i parents and Mr. and
Mis ,1 c. Patrick
' The gut-sts iiv 'tided Miss Klorrie
T in iik. Miss Margaret Rogers,
Mi . . Kh.ihcth Watkins. Miss Bob
toe Mac Welch. Miss Dorothy te
Nni.Hid, Mi a. Nancv Noland. James
U illiaiin.on. I liad Medford, Joe
Cildwell, David Kelmet, and Joe
Hob Ne bitt.
Mi... .l.mel Abel airivedT yester
day Ii.im New York City to spend
Clni lnias with her mother, Mrs.
Mabel Hrown Abel. Miss Abel,
whose picture appealed on Col
liet s inagaine last fall, has been
: doing some work as a Powers mod
el She also bus a position with
Charles A Meyer, translators
1 y le W elch Colley, who is a
member ol the junior class at Car-son-Ncw
niiin College, has arrived
pond the holidays with his
mother, Mrs. It (5 Coffey.
Mi and Mrs. Tommy Murray of
ll.iinpton a. will arrive today to
spend Christmas with the latter's
mother. Mis W. I. McCracken
Crabtree Church
Group Is
Entertained
Mr. snd Mrs. C. O. Newell en
tertained the-Board of Stewards of
the Crabtree Charge o the Meth
odist Church With a supper meet
ing and open house at the parson
age on laViFrldav evening. The
event mafked ine completion of a ,
$2400 remoaUog .project on the j
parsonage ' -
Special gLesta were Dr. C, N
Clark, superintendent of the
Waynesvllle .Pi&trict of the Met ho- '
dlst Churchy arid Mrs. Clark, and ,
Mr. and jjflbrs. H,ardy Kirkpatruk .
Stewards and their wives present j
were Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Palmer.
Mr. and Mri.' C. T. Ferguson, Mr.'
and Mrs. Ml H! Ferguson, Mr. and ;
Mrs. B. t"Naisbttt. Mr. and Mrs.
G. C. Palmer. Jr.. Mr. and Mrs
V. R. Davis. Mr. and Mrs Roy Med
ford. Frank Davis, R. F. Rogers,.
Hay Best, Wilson Kirkpatrick, Mrs
R. A. Jones, and Mrs. Bessie Rob
inson. Francis Williams, student at
Meredith College In Raleigh, has
arrived home to spend the Christ
mas holidays with her parents, Mr
and Mrs. Frank Williams.
The Misses Evelyn and Cather
ine Reed left Wednesday for ( o
bniiba, S. C., where they will spend
a week as guests of Judge and Mrs
Mareelus Whaley. !
Miss Retty Gene Alley, who has
a position with the Girl Scouts with
headquarters in High Point, will
arrive on Tuesday for a visit to her
aunt. Miss Edna Hayes.
Bible Class
Has Program
At Clyde.
Vocal solos and poems centering
around a Christmas theme marked
the program at the Friday nig-'it
meeting of the Woman's Bible Class
(if the Clyde Methodist church at
the home of Mrs Bruce Sellers.
Mrs Edith Cannon told a story.
"Away in A Manger,"' and directed
the other numbers Leanna Harris
saiu "White Christmas" and Nancy
Noland recited the poem, "Eman
uel ."
Mike l.eatherwood gave the
i poem. - Visit From St. Nicholas."
I and liarbara Jolly sang "Jolly Old
St Nicholas "
Other children, who assisted In
group singing, were Patricia Lind
sev, Peggy Free, and Kay and Jim
my Winfrey.
presided over a business session
During the social hour class mem
i bers exchanged Christmas gifts and
refreshments were served by the
hostess.
1 A red and green color motif was
(allied out in the decorations of
the rooms and the dining table was
' centered with a Christmas tree.
I
i Mr and Mrs Harold Massie and
children. Toss and Truilie, are le-av-
I ing next week lo spend some time I
at then cottage at Hagler Heacliv
Kla They will also visit Mrs, Mas- I
sie's parents. Mr and Mrs . F.
Fuquay at Daytona Reach. I
j
Mi- anil Mrs. Kdwin l.eather
wood of Decatur, Miss., are here to
spend Christmas with the former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
l.eathei w ood
Sunday School
Classes Are ;
Entertained -
Mrs. Hub Ruff anil M". M. f
Stamey entertained the member
of their Sunday School elaaaei from
the First Baptist church -jointly'
at the home ol Mr. Euff on Tues
day evening. . '
Seasonal decorations were used
throughout the residence aad the
guests were entertained with games
and singing of Christina carols.
Those attending the party were
Misses Florrle Patrick, June Has
kitt, Peggy Reeves. Juanlta Gaddis,
! Gail Evans, Edith Ilaney, Clara
j Jean Pless and Sue Campbell.
The hostesses were assisted in
serving by Miss Velma Stamey.
Rev. and Mrs. Russell L. Youn
are leaving Sunday lor a ten-day
visit in Eustis, Fla.
Russsell L. Young, Jr., who Is
here' from Chapel Hill lor a visit
to his parents, will leave Sunday
for New .Orleans to attend the
wintep-farnlval and the Sugar
Bowl'gsme.- 1
. -
Mrs. C. E. Weatherby, Sr., of
Faison is here for a visit to her
son and" 'diugliter-ln-law, Mr. and
Mrs. tailSHon E. Weatherby.
i
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I Carrdll Poplin, member of the
(staff-of Who -Mountaineer, is leav
I in toUy ba spend Christmas with
his family in Winston-Salem.
MttufiW'&ywho is a student at
Clemson College, is here to spend
the holidays with his mother, Mrs.
Henry Fry,
s
We Will Be
OPEN
CHRISTMAS DAY
il.RVING A DELICIOUS CHRISTMAS DINNER
Will Close Monday. December 27th
i
f
in 1 1-
McCourl
were not ruii-ot -I 'u
That, l.ucimla cm pi
then.
This year's Christmas rush has
flooded the downtown hospital
with 2,5110 ailins dolls. Many of
t Ii c m require new plumb
ing peculiar to the biology
of the modern product. Mothers
of the dolls not only insist that
their "babies" drink water and
milk; they want tin in equipped
to drink "at the same rale id
speed tbr.v did beloie Ihe.v be
came ill." I.uciiida says. Mir
adds:
"The mothers have become a
Patrick s Restaurant
coinplex a:- 1 1
if we don t n
a 'bain . The
the baloi pi
spine v it h t hi
'"Ibrv phon
question:, and
ight how" :
baby wouldu I (
Whatever um il
the dark. She h
l.ueilid.i li.i I
hair run 1 he t
parent's pre nr
r doll 'I bey oik
r lo tin ir Sti: le a.
h n,(i"l w, bold
ix rh br.ii ill!', the
M i' ol Hie ImikI
at all ben v lib
.iihlc le all
he eat Mlg ' Tin!
at a t 'no al b'une
i. ili. n t l.i ( p hoi in
ili I'm ilai k
mud that the (loll .
nihe.l I'cntly in the
c ikI -. hen a in '.t
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Royal Fruit Supreme -Pet s htoiiaaj
Ice Cream -is smooth, rich with cream...
cay as t holly berry...tnd, oh, so good.
It's full of Holiday fruits...Chnstm-red
cherries-fragrant, ttndtr sliced peaches...
crushed pineapple and grated cocoauut.
Enjoy Royal Fruit Supreme all through
the month. It's real Holiday tre.tl
For rtyml Holiday P'elunin-!'
Princess Pet-the richer,
Cream packed i the Orchid Carton,
iSSpeTwith the Crest of Quality!
4it M Mfll Wr
Home Club
Schedule Iu
Announced
Miss Marx 1. iiT.net Sinilli,
I county bonie denioii--nation ;ii:ciit.
has announced tbo ( le dine ol
meetings ol home clubs lor Jan- ,
uarv as 1 ol Ii iw :
- Tuesday. .lainian 4. Ilea ' i 'da in
club at 2 till o'clock with Mr-. Maik
jSwnin.
Wednesda.v . Jai: '. lien- ( 'leek
club at 2 tin o'clock w itli Mrs.
(iarland Mill--
Tliiirsla . .I .n (e Dellwond club
al 2.011 o'clock ilh Mrs. Frank
Hem
Frida. Jan 7. .l.inatlian dub al
2:00 o'clock Kli Mrs. F. I! Ken
nedy Monday. Jan. 10 Hnt r- Cove
club al 2:00 o'clock with Mrs Hor
ace Crawford
Tuesday. Jar; II. Lakeside club
al 2:00 o'clock with Mrs, Charles
Reed.
Wednesday Jan 1-. Francis
Cove Club at 2:00 o'clock with Mrs.
Henry Francis.
Thursday. Jan. 13. Fines Creek
club at 10:30 o'clock with Mrs Carl
Green.
Friday, Jan. 14. Iron Duff club
at 2:00 o'clock with Mrs l-oi- Long
Monday. J-'in 17. Hatcliff Cove
club al 2.00 o'clock with Mrs.
Woody Jones
Tuesdav. Jan 18. County Council
mectinc in Home Agent's office a!
2:90 o'clock.
Waynesville Homeinaki Vs club
at 7:30 o'clock with Mrs Howard
Brvson
Wednesday. Jan. 1ft. Kclbrl rluh
at 2:00 o'clock wilh Mrs. Layden
West J
Thursday. Jan. 20. Maqcie club
at 2:00 o'clock with Mr- .Tim Plntt. ;
Friday. Jan 21. Crabtree-Hyder
Mt. club at 2:00 o'clock with Mrs. j
H. H. Holt.
Mondav. Jan. 24. Morning Star
club at 2:00 oclock with Mrs. M.
B. Hyatt.
Tuesday. Jan. 25. Clyde rluh at
10:30 o'clock with Mrs. Levi Mor
gan. Wednesday. Jan. 26. Cecil club
at 2:00 o'ciock with Mrs. J. E.
old ho .
"The boy's mother had died
John says. "About the only
thiiiK she left behind was a I)IK
(dd doll with a cracked plaster
head, lie brought it to me and
when I told him bow much it
would cost to fix it. the hie: tears
bewail rolliiiR down his cheeks.
He said he only had a dollar.
ofTered to do any kind of work
for me if I'd only please fix it.
1 1 II never lorr.cl the look on
thai kid',-, lace v. hen he s.rv Ho
( oinph led job He picked ll up I
and danced around the shop with'
it . Iiu.'tiiiii; it to him. Mind on, '
he "a.- a bin bu ky boy. and not .'
i ,: v , He danci d ai ound mid I
irouiid and then be held the doM
' iv Iroui 1.011 and .- i.irlrd bav Iok' I
I eal h.u il Fill: be beaut ll ill 1 be j
aid. I ll I ' he In ali'llil' " I hi u
be rat down on a lit !i( Ii .t ' i tl Ik Id
! ihe doll on In', knee a loin; tune. ,
lit ui-t -at Ihire looking; out the!
! t iniii'M' and 1 1 ilt 1 1 tiu the doll."
I John !Mi ( ouit s.ns more dolls !
ikciI falbris llltr that The moth
ers are settins loo lickle tor his
, t.istr. ;
Fines Creek Club
Has Chriotmus
Dinner Party
Members of I lie Fines Creek
lloine Demonstration Club enler
I ainod t heir husbands al a ( 'In i. l -mas
dinner party at Tbo Towne
! House on last Thursday eveiiini;
The tables were arranged with
holly, red caudles, and poinsellas
and all appointments were in the
'Christina.', motif. (ianies. which
featured ! Ik- entertainment dunni.;
i he evening, were dii eeted by Miss
Mary Margaret Smith. Haywood
( (iiml 1 1 o in o 1 )eiinin--l i ,;' ion
Ayent. and a prie was awarded
lo Charles McCrary.
Attcndinc the ).ul were Mr.
ar.d Mr-. Fred Sall'ord. Mr. and
Mr- Carl (ironic, Mr. and Mrs.
I'u im ;i n Noland. Mr. and Mrs,
France Rimers. Mr. and Mrs,
Cauley Honors. Hov. and Mi's. 1,
si
A.
V. Hiimham. Mr,
McCracken, Mr.
Noland. Mrs I)e.
M. Noland. Mr.
and Mr
and Mr
Clark. '
and Mr:
M
'. J
M
C.
and
and
Miss
n si m
s va-and
Mrs
- F
Cireene. Mrs. R. C. James. Mr.
Mrs Charlie McCrary. Mr.
Mrs Mark Ferguson, and
Smith.
Kill Davis is here Irom Clei
College to spend the Chn I ma
cm ion with his parents, Mr.
Mrs. W. W. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvm Pliilinon of
Fniporrt. Kansa- arrived this wa I:
for a visit lo Mr'., I'hi'mnn''. par
(nts. Mr. and Mr-. 1 inwood (Jrahl.
4
Bob Cibsoti is hern from Clem
son Col'e-.:e lo spend the Cbri t
mas vacation with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Gibson.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lcather
wood of Florence. S C are visions
the former's parent.-. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Leatherwood.
7-T
Burnette.
Thursday. Jan 27. West Canton
club at 2:00 o'clock with Mrs. Theo.
Clark.
Friday, Jan 28. Junaluska club
at 2:00 o'clock with Mrs.1 A. J. Mc
Cracken. 1
la AU:
You Made Us Happy All During 1948 Because
You Gave Us An Opportunity To Serve You
Those oi us at "The Friendly Bank" sin
cerely appreciate the opportunity of
having been called upon lor banking
services during 1948.
We look forward to 1949 with keen
anticipation of serving you even more
often.
With Season's Greetings From
"The Friendly Bank Family"
Joe Jack Atkins
Homer Caldwell
Joe S. Davis
Lena B. Ferguson
Merrill Green
Bea Jane Henry
Dorothy S. Hyatt
Thelma Jones
James Noland
Edith Summcrrow
Edna Summcrrow
Jan C. Thurmond
Jack Way
Joy Woody
Jonathan Woody
The First National Bank
"The Friendly Bank"
Organized 1902
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Member Federal Reserve Bank
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