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OF INTEREST TO WOMEN
SOCIETY and CLUB
Office Phone 700 Home Phone 462-J
Mrs. Fisk Is
Honored At
Birthday Dinner
Mrs. Tom Fisk was entertained
wilh a surprise dinner party given
hy her children and grandchildren,
mi her sixty-seventh birthday an
niversary. February 13, at the
Inline of a daughter. Mrs. Hubert
Hull.
Among those attending were Mr.
and Mr. Fred Coward and daugh
ter. Hobbie Jean Sheltnn. Mr. and
Mrs. l.ewi Sisk and children. Mr.
and Mrs Ira Mills and children.
Ml and Mrs Hubert Rulf and chil
dren. Mr and Mrs Dewey Farmer
and children. and Mr and Mrs.
liny Sisk and children.
InHauttcitUf . . .
THE OPENING OF THE
NOMA TONE
SLENDERIZING DEPT.
of
Ruth Craig's Beauty Shop
Monday, February 21st
Norma-Tone massage is the most gentle scientific art
you have ever feJt to trim you down or build you up.
Helps underweight people to gain normal weight and
helps overweight people reduce. It stimulates circula
tion and body movement . . . Refreshing and beneficial
to everyone.
DOCTORS AND NURSES ARE INVITED TO CALL
AND INTERVIEW MR. KLEIN.
Ruth Craig's Beauty Shop
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Am&uca'i.
Humming Bird's new colors are soft, misty,
immensely flattering. Choose Taupe Haze for
navv and grey, Plaza Beige for spring prints.
Vision for deep green and black. Gay Bronze
for beige and brown. Choose Humming Bird
always for beauty and long wear!
Mrs. Newell Is
! Honored At
Birthday Dinner
1 Members of ine Crabtree Chapel
' Methodist Church honored Mrs. C.
I O. Newell, w ife of their pastor, with
a surprise birthday dinner on Sun
day, February 13, at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. B F Nesbitt.
Mrs. Newell was presented a
birthday cake and a gift of china.
Special guests were the Rev. Mr.
Ross of Lake Junaluska, Mr. and
Mrs. Freel. and Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Kirkpatrick of Canton
Mr and Mrs I'. H Gentry and
the latter mother. Mrs. Sallie
Lou Justice, spent last week-end
with relatives in Savannah, Ga.
Mo&t Galled
Stacking
Taupe Haze
Plaza Beige
Vision
Ciav Bronze
cMiunminCf. Bind
51 Gauge 15 Denier
in Fresh
Spring Shades
Exclusive With Us In Waynesville
ACTIVITIES
MRS. BEN SLOAN, Society Editor
Dance Dress
Strapleu treninj gown.
By VERA WINSTON
PLUM COLORED taffeta adds
op to a danca dresg that is differ
ent. Tha strapless bodice is slit,
the buttons on either side leing
strictly for decoration. The hand
kerchief tunic skirt billows grace
fully over the matching pleated
sheer underskirt and the dress, es
pecially the skirt is reminiscent
of the 1920'.
Open House To
Be Held At
Beauty Shop
Open house will be held at the
Ruth Craig Beauty Shop on Mon
day, February 21 from 10:00 a.m.
to 6 p.m. to mark the opening of
the Norma-Tone Salon, slenderiz
ing department of the beauty shop.
Mrs. Craig is extending a spe
cial invitation to doctors and
nurses of the community to call
and interview Joseph S. Klein,
franchise director of Norma Tone
The public is also cordially in
vited tcf calf during the designated
hours.
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$1.65
IIE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
January Bride
MRS. WILLIAM N. STROUP,
.lit., above, is the former Miss
.Margaret K 1 1 e n Blankenship,
daughter of Mrs. Z. D. Blanken
s h 1 1 . of Waynesville. Her mar
riage tenk place on Thursday,
.laiuiarv 27.
Jack Messer
Is Speaker For
Hazelwood P.T. A.
.lack Messer, county superinten
dent of schools, was the speaker
, for the February meeting of the
llaelwood Parent Teacher Asso
ciation Mr Messer spoke on The
! Haywood County Schools, discuss
i ina their problems and needs.
Mrs. Whitcner Provost presided
dining the business session, and
, rc::d the state president's Found
er s Day message.
1 Following the meeting a social
hour was held and refreshments
;ere served Vases of jonquils
were used in decorating and a color
I scheme of yellow and white was
' carried out .
Mrs. Paul Davis and Miss Jervis
j were in charge of arrangements
for the entertainment.
I
Mrs. Buchanan
And Mrs. Barber
Give Coffee
Mrs. Herbert Buchanan and Mrs.
L. K. Barber entertained with a
coll'ee hour Thursday morning at
the home of, Mrs. Buchanan. The
affair was the last of a series of
parlies which have been given by
the two hostesses.
The residence was arranged
throughout with bowls of jonquils,
callendula and other spring flowers
Mrs. David Hyatt greeted- the
guests upon arrival and Muh-T.
Lenoir Gwyn received in the living
room. Mrs. J. H. Way, Jr., presid
ed at the coffee table.
Those calling were Mrs. Roy
Parkman, Mrs. Robert Stretcher.
Mrs Ned Tucker, Mrs. Wendell
Dunbar. Mrs. R. L. Prevost. Mrs. J.
M. Long. Mr.s. W. A. Hyatt. Miss
Nancy Hyatt, Mrs. W. F. Swift
Mrs. J. W. Killian. Mrs. J. H. How
ell. Sr.. Mrs. Rufus Siler. Mrs. C
L. Dic kson of Durham. Mrs. C. H
Hay. Mrs. W. A. Rector. Mrs
Archie I'.incher. Mrs. James G.
McKinley. Mrs. Peg Weaver. Mrs.
lames Atkins. Mr.s. Sam String
i'u ld. and Mrs Henry Tuttle.
Convalescent
Home To Hold
Open House
Mrs Kvelyn A. Osborne
Mrs. Irene Rogers will hold
and
open
Mouse at their new convalescent
home. The Retreat, at 220 Church
Sir-eel. Sunday. February 20 from
3:.'i(l to ,":;J0 p.m.
The public is cordially invited to
at I end.
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fjJf Tnhun SrnJiart, l .. VorM
"She's a fine woman, but she's
Wedding Of
Miss Blankenship
Is Announced
Mrs. Z. D Blankenship has an
nounced the marriage of her daugh
ter. Miss Margaret Ellen Blanken
ship. to William N. Stroup, Jr.. of
Canton, son of Mr and Mrs. Wil
liam N. Stroup. also of Canton.
The wedding took place on
Thursday, January 27, at four
thirty o'clock hi the afternoon at
'he home ofVthe Rev. and Mrs.
George H. Jsktitt in Rabun Gap,
Ga.. with the Rev. Mr. Skutt pro
nouncing the vows.
The bride .'Was attired in a suit
of brown, gaMrdine with which
she Wore grt)eii accessories and a
corsage dfyM&w rosebuds.
Mrs. Jack Paxton, sister of the
bride, was maid of honor and wore
a suit of navy blue wool with white
accessories ,aida corsage of white
gardenias.
Mr. Paxton attended the groom
as best man.
Immediately after the ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Stroup left for a short
wedding tr ip and are now residing
on Maple Street in Waynesville.
The bride, a gr aduate of the Bry
son City High School, is now em
ployed at Smith's Drug Store.
The groom attended the Canton
schools and served two ears with
the Seabees during Wot Id War II
Jeff Reece
Is Host Of
Valentine Party
JcIT Recce was host of a Valen
tine party at his home in Grim
ball Park on Monday night.
The residence was decorated
throughout wilh Valentines and
refreshments also carried out the
Valentine motif.
Dancing and games featured the
entertainment and moving pictures
were taken of the guests. The
young host was assisted by his
parents. Mr. and Mrs C. .1. Reece.
The guests were Miss Elizabeth
Watkins. Miss Lane Prevost, Miss
I. aura Woody, Miss l.inda Sloan.
Miss Sally Stovall, Miss Ann Co
man Crawford, Miss Julia Ann
Stovall, Jimmy Swill. Robert Mas
sie. Carl Mnndy. Stanford Massie.
Dale RatcIiiTe. Donald Cogdill and
George Dewey Stovall.
C.A.R. Meets
At Home Of
Mrs. Howell
the Joseph Howell chapter of
the Children pf the American Rev
dilution met Wednesday afternoon
at "Windover". the home of Mrs
J. H. Howell, Sr.. senior president
Mrs. Howell presided and the
flags were advanced by Lane Pre
vost and Linda Sloan.
I he program included a sketch
of the life of George Washington
given by Stanford Massie. and the
history of the- North Carolina Flag
given by Harriet Gibson.
Lane Prevost read the story of
"Waggles" for the entertainment
of the younger members and the
flags were retired by Carey Howell
and Patience Ray.
Allen Hart was named as a page
for I he State Convent ion of the
I). A. H to be held in Ashcville in
March.
Two new members, Caroline Pa
tience Hay and F.lizabeth Bryfn
Owen, were announced by Ihe
registrar.
A social hrtur followed the meet
ing and refreshments were served
by I he hostess.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Mi. and Mrs. Herbert SineJetary
announce the arrival of a daugh
ter, Kathryn Jane, by adoption, on
February 6.
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Orchid Queenlet
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FLOWER-BEDECKED Karen Lydia
Merket. 4. manaaes to smile coyly
after her selection as Queen of the
orchid show at Miami Beach, Fla.
Karen, who lives in Boynton Beach
wears a lei ol orchids sent from
Hilo, Hawaii. (international)
Mrs. Ludwig Weill and Mrs.
Peggy Riener of New York City
lie spending sometime here as
uiests of Mrs. Leo Weill during
he absence of her husband, who
is on a business trip to Europe.
Mrs. Oscar Tedford and two
miall children are expected to re
urn this week from Loudon. Tenn
essee where they have been visit
ing Mrs. Tedford's parents, Mr.
ind Mrs. Paul Jones.
Want Ads bring quick results.
Vs seen
in full color in
CHARM
It's back again as one of
Spring's smartest ensembles.
The three-piece suit, this time
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cleverly adapted from a J,ues Grjffe French orjglna,
Note the curved detail pockets, the smooth sweeping
ne. throughout. The lopcoat separates as . perfect
-sua, to go with anything you w. Tbe suit, too, stands
-trtully alone.
M.. 1 to 15. suit S59.95. CoHt $59 .
EXCLUSIVE WITH US
Bride-Elect Is
Honored At
Bridge-Luncheon
Miss Petty June MeCracken,
hri(f.Piect of Thomas M. Ray, was
feted at .a bridge luncheon giveh
I t.... m ull1(of Atlrine MIh HIaii
flay; and Miss Frances Ray. aunts
of the bridegroom-elect, at the
Ray ' residence, on Wednesday-
afternoon.
Arrangements of jonquils and
callrndulas were used in decora
tion of the rooms where five tables
were assembled. After the games
prizes were presented to the hold
ers of high and low scores and the
guest of honor was presented a
gift.
Those present were Miss Me
Cracken and her mother, Mrs.
Carey MeCracken. Mrs. Bonner
Ray, Mrs. Wallace Ward, Mrs
Carleton Weatherby, Mrs. J. W.
Ray, Mrs. William Ray, Mrs. Fran
ces Massie, Mrs. Ben Sloan, Mrs. T.
Lenoir Gwyn, Mrs. J. H. Way, Mrs.
John N. Johnson. Mrj. W..H. Pre
vost, Mrs. Roy Parkman, Mrs. J.
M. Long, Miss Tillie Rotha, Mrs.
Felix Stovall, Mrs. L. K. Barber,
Mrs. Clyde Ray, and Mrs. J. R.
MeCracken.
Dr. and Mrs. Harry Sullivan
spent Tuesday in Ninety-Six, South
Carolina where they attended
funeral services for the former's
uncle, Dr. E. K. Mosely.
Mrs. C. J. Reece spent Tuesday
in Charlotte on business.
"Ah-h! I Can
Breathe
Again!;
When your nose fills
up with a stuffy head
cold or occasional con
gestion, put a few drops
or VlcKs va-tro-noi in
each nostril and get comforting relief
almost instantly 1 Va-tro-nol is so ef
fective because it works right where
trouble is to soothe irritation, relieve
8tufflness, make breathing easier. Try
itl Get Victo Vatfoaol Nose Drops!
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