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PAGE FOUR THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER FRIDAY, OF INTEREST TO WOMEN SOCIETY and CLUB Office Phone 700 Home Phone 462-J MRS. ACTIVITIES BEN SLOAN, Society Editor Miss Betty June McCracken Becomes Bride Of Thomas Massie Ray Mks Ki'tiv June MeCraeken daughter of Mi and Mrs MeCraeken of Lake Junaluska. be-r.-iioe I he bride of Thomas Massie !,-,. son of Mrs. Bonner Hay and II, r hue Mr Kay of Waynesville. in a ceremony which took place ai I he Lake Junaluska Methodist el, i,, eh on Wednesday afternoon a! tour o'clock. The Rev H. 1'. McCracken. grandfather of the bride, pronounc ed I he vows The altar of the church was bank ed with greenery and decorated willi Moor baskets of snapdragon anil gladioli, and branched caildel- holdmg lighted athedral I a pers. I t it n- to the ceremony a pro gram of wedding music was pre sent td h Miss Peggy McCracken. cno-iii nt the bride, organist, and Mi-- Moelle Liner, soloist. Miss MtCi .it ken played "Liebestraum." In 1,1-1; "Tii A Wild Rose," by Mi-Uov.cH; and Clair de I.une." In I I hi Miss Liner sang, "At Haw rung." by Cadman and "All I'm Ymi " The traditional wed ilnr; marches were used as the pi hi i -sional and the recessional. The bride, given m marriage by her I. tiller, wore a gown of white faille made princess style and lashioned with sweetheart neck line and pointed sleeves. The skirt Come in and SAVESI PAINT-UFi SAL! i qm Coot M' Inomel - 1 qt. ana o o" BRUSH S3.39 Value $2.89 . . n rsu ..... &LOSI) (,r , tO' WO J - 2 qts. ono $4.20 alue $3.39 OV. Mam... ,0,,ny fm.,1. Our wall, ' 90'. ond a 4" BftHcu $1n vHe Try DUCO-at this1 .Special (Pried A quarter-pint worth 54c for only , . , I 3SJ I 54e--for in. ; only... V RICHLAND SUPPLY CO. jPhone 43 At The Depot i., hj.rt train and the , . ic.iuuu 111 ' ' Lartv ,,f niiKinn was attach- ; It iici 1 4' i. ! ... ......... ed to a coronet of orange mossoms. She carried a white prayer book tupped with white orchids and showered with tuberoses and white sttin ribbon Her only ornament was a pearl brooch worn by her paternal great great grandmother mi her wedding day. Miss Marv Ann Massie, cousin tit the groom, was maid of honor. She wore a dress of light green l;shioned with tight-fitting satin bodice, sweetheart neckline, and lull net-over-satin skirt. She wore a matching hat of satin and net and carried a boquet of yellow carnat ions tied with yellow ribbon. Bridesmaids were Miss Katherine McCracken and Miss Karen McCracken, younger sisters of the bride. The former wore a dress of blue silk crepe made princess siyie and the latter wore a dress ident ical in design, but made of pink silk crepe. Both carried old fashion ed nosegays of mixed flowers and wore matching coronets of flowers. Little Miss Patricia Ann Carval ho. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul r.n valhn was flower girl. She wore a floor length dress of white satin made with fitted bodice and full skirt and a coronet of valley lillies. Kddy Weatherby. young son of Mr and Mrs. Carleton Weatherby and cousin of the groom, served as ting bearer. He was dressed in a white linen suit and carried the ring on a white satin pillow. Jack Noland attended the groom as best man and ushers were Noble Garrett. Jr., William Dover, win gate Hannah and Paul Sutton. Mrs. McCracken, mother of the bride, wore a dress of aqua crepe with black accessories and a cor sage of yellow gardenias. Mrs. Ray, mother of the groom, wore a dress of grey crepe with r.avv blue accessories and a corsage of pink gardenias. Immediately after the ceremony the bridal couple left for a wed ding trip in Florida. For traveling the bride wore a grey pin-striped suit with matching hat and other accessories in black. Her corsage was of orchids detached from her ! prayer book. I Mrs Hay is a graduate of the Waynesville Township High School, land in her senior year she was i chosen by her classmates to reign as May Queen at the 6rst annual May Day Ball. She was also a member of the High School Chorus 'and Rand She attended Mars Hill College and was a member of the college Glee Club. 1 Mr flay is also a graduate of ; Waynesville Township High School land attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He was active in school affairs and was a member of the high school Gamma Club and a member of the Sigma Phi Epsilon national social ! fraternity At present he is employ 1 ed at Massie's Department Store. Vpon their return from Florida Mr and Mrs. Ray will reside at "Kay view Cottage " I Garden Club Has Meeting The Richland Garden Club, which was organized last month, held its first regular luncheon meeting at the home of Mrs. J. W. Ray on Wednesday. Mrs. Whitener Prevost and Mrs. Howard Bryson were associate hostesses. Mrs. James L. Elwood, president, presided and led a discussion on gardening suggestions for this seas on. Mrs Oliver Orr of Brevard, dis trict chairman of the North Caro lina Federation of Garden Clubs, was a guest speaker and was intro duced by Mrs. Rufus Siler, program chairman. Mrs. Orr spoke on the advantages to the club of belong ing to the state federation. At the conclusion of her talk the mem bers voted to join the state or ganization. Mixed arrangements of spring flowers were used in decoration of the living room and the dining room table was centered with a bowl of pink snap dragon. Lun cheon was served by the hostesses. Special guests in addition to Mrs. Orr were Mrs. Floyd Rippe toe and Mrs. Lawrence Leather wood. 4-H Club Meets At Junaluska The Lake Junaluska 4-H Club held its regular meeting Monday I dl me. ftcwutll. Miss Elise Delozier discussed Home Beautification and Joe Cline discussed the basketball tourna ment taking place in Canton this week. A play was given by students from fovr! sr' f of frto sc!iortl. Bridal Party Is Entertained Tuesday Night Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Ward were hosts of a buffet supper at Oak Park Tuesday evening in honor ol their niece, Miss Betty June Mc Cracken. and Thomas M. Ray and members of their bridal pari;. The party was given before the- wed ding rehearsal at the Lake Juna luska Methodist Church. The living room was decorated with vases of mixed spring flower: in which yellow predominated In the dining room, which was light cd by white candles, a color scheme of green and white was used to car ry out the bridal motif. The dining table was centered with a crystal bowl of white snapdragon and white carnations, flanked by wlutt candles in crystal holders: and a three-tiered wedding cake was served from a small table. Mrs C F. Kirkpatrick poured coffee and others assisting were Mrs. Carle ton Weatherby. Mrs. T I. Gwyn. Mrs. Fred Drynian, and Mrs 1'. II Marley. The guest list included Miss Mc Cracken, Mr. Ray. Mr. and Mrs. Carey McCracken, parents of the bride, Mrs. Bonner Hay, mother of the groom, the Rev. and Mrs. R. P. McCracken, grandparents ol the bride Miss Peggy McCracken. Miss Mozelle Liner. Miss M.uy Ann Massie. Misses Catherine and Karen McCracken. sisters of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Weatherby and children, Jean and Eddy Weatherby, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sutton. Wingate Hannah. Jack Noland, Mr and Mrs. Willi. ,m Dover. Mr. and Mrs. .Noble- d.ir rett, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. 1!. H Black well, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Drynian. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Carvalho and little Miss Patricia A.in Carvauio. Mr. and Mrs. T. Lenoir Gwy.i. I)r i mini m. m I"V'JI Canton Business And Professional Woman's Club Observe Men's Night February Bride I M'Gr..ha.p MAKE INTRODUCTIONS PROMPTLY . , . Don't leave a fiiend standing in embar rassment while you chat. Maple Grove Woman's Society Has Meeting The Woman's Society of Chris 'tian Service of the Maple Grovel Methodist Church met last Friday at the home of Mrs. C. R. Palmer with Mrs, Edward Glavich presid ing. Mrs Joe Liner was in charge of iihe program tin "Human Values and Labor Questions" Those lak iir4 pari with Mrs. Liner were Mrs. I'aiiner. Mrs. Frank Nichols, Mrs. 1. I!. Winchester, Mrs. Homer Jus tice. Sr., and Mrs. Charles Guy Heed. Mrs Glavich read a letter from I It lira- W. llullister. missionary to i liin.'i Follow ing adjournment the host -t ss served refreshments. and Mrs. Rufus McCracken. and Mr and Mrs. J W. l!a . Charles Way. who is a student i .it Duke University. is spending Iihe .pring vacation at his home. Home Club Has Citizenship Program A Citizenship Program was pre sented at Elizabeth Chapel Metho dist Church last Tuesday night un der the sponsorship of the Ratcliffe Cove Home Demonstration Club. Mrs. C. C. Francis, president of the club, was in charge. The Rev. J. E. B. Houser. pastor of the church, gave the welcome ad dress and the Rev. Mr. Rogers, pastor of the Ratciilfe Cove Bap tist Church, gave the invocation. The program included a reading by Miss Mozelle Liner. "The Free dom Train"; and a talk on "The Four Freedoms", given by Jimmy Galloway. The responsibilities of citizen ship were discussed as follows: "The Responsibility of a Citizen to the Church." The Rev. Mr. Rogers: "The Responsibility of a Citizen to ! the Home," by Mrs. Hugh RatclilTe; land "The Responsibility of a Citiz- ; en to the Community, by C. C. j F'rancis, I Following the program a discus- , sion on Community Development was held with Hugh Ratciilfe pre 1 siding. R. C. Francis discussed the I community development project and a decision was reached to form a Community Development organization. Refreshments were served by Home Demonstration Club mem bers after the meeting. Nurses Club To Meet Monday The Haywood County Nurses Club will meel at the Retreat next Monday night la 7:30 o'clock. New Officers will be installed at this time. Miss Bebe Medlord. who is a senior at Brenau College, is here to spend the Spring vacation with her parents. Dr. and Mrs. N. M. Medlord. din-the The Canton Business and Profis onnal Woman's Club observed an nual men's night at a special r Mnnriav evening at Y.M.C.A. . Husbands and friends ol club I members were guests for the oc casion, which featured a program of classical music. I Eugene Mahnke, violinist, ac irnmnanied by Mrs. F. E. Shell, I pianist, played a number of selec- : tions. including scnuinann s nu merei", Strauss' "My Hero". "Kash miri Song", and "In the Hush of the Twilight". A Springtime theme was carried out in table appointments. Bou quets of jonquils and other Spring flowers centered the tables, while places were marked with minia ture rabbits. holding tiny bou quets for the men, and tulips for the women More than 40 persons were pres ent. Mrs. Carl Powell announced that Miss Alice Pratt of Asheville. the club's district director, will speak at the next regular meeting of the i Canton group. MR. AND MRS. CAMP ATTEND FUNERAL FOR AIM' Mr. and Mrs. Everett Camp re turned Tuesday night from a trip to Blacksburg, Va., and Bethlehem, Pa., where they attended funeral services for Mr. Camp's aunt. Mrs. Charlotte A. Burkhart. Mrs. Burkhart died at her home in Blacksburg last Friday and serv ices were held on Saturday. Inter ment was in Bethlehem. it n f I'e V '-' -lis!;;;: Mr. and Mr Clyde have riage Helen i. L. B. Houston of iminuncccl the m ir- of their daughter. Mis-s Elizabeth Houston, above. Miss Betsy Siler is here Woman's College to visit hei from par- cuts. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Siler. to Charles McKinh-y Mackey, son of Mr. and Mrs, T. F. Mac-key of Clyde. The wedding took plate in Clayton. Ga., on February 11!. The couple is residing in Clyde. Homes Clubs To Sponsor Program Mrs. W. D. Koiner. president ol the County Counc il of Home Dem onstration Clubs. has announced ; plans for a program for a "Review of Home Demonstration Work, to be given in the court room at the Haywood County Court House on Tuesday, March 2!). al 2 o'clock. The counly home demonsl ral ion clubs are sponsoriu.; Ma- orogr nn and the public i, inuicd In alK-ntl. nit i li..; Ma II- i: I - MASSIE'S Girl Scouts JMms: Make Hike To Eagle's Nest Girl Scouts of Troop No 7 Ink. tl ' to Eagle's Nest last Saturday morn ing accompanied by their leader,-! Mrs, Rankin Ferguson. Instruction was given the Uooo on fire building and cart- ot ihc fire and the girls prepare d a one- pot" meal for lunch. I Those making the hike were INt Feichtc-r. Suzanne Curry. Chariollt Brown. Juamta Kelly, Barbara Da vis, Jane Brown, Sara Linda Abel I Clara Jean Pless. Florence Ann Bowles. Bonnie Vnclenherg. .lean Davis, Mavis Allen Peggy Reeves. Florence McBride, Dale Hall and' Shelbia Edwards, Cordell Caldwell Is Honored At Birthday Party wtnw iilllrlntnni For EASTER And For Sunday Dress-Up for Weekday Mess-Up Pre - letted iff POLL-PARROT SHOES Mrs, Cordell Caldwell was Ivm-' ess of a buffet supper last Satur day evening in honor of In r hus band on the occasion of his birth day anniversary. The party a given as a surprise to the guest ol i honor. Those present wi re Miss Helen Bradshaw. Miss Phyllis James. Miss Bobbie Jean Bradshaw. Miss Peggy Bradshaw. Ted Clark. .1 li Caldwell, Jr., Carroll Best. Robert i Russell, Jonathan Caldwell and I Corky Boyd. food Sale Will Be Held Saturday The Auxiliary of the Anient. ml Legion will sponsor a Food Sale on Saturday. March 26. al the Waynes, ville Florists on Main SI reel The sale will open at 9:30 a m with cakes, pies, candy, and pas tries offered to the public. BEFORE THEY'RE MADE for youf younp ter, Poll-Porroh or ttd by rol boy ond girU ot play. And juit tm what tbi pr-ttltmg hoi dtvtlopodt At Massie's Usual Low Prices! Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Campbell h: as guests last week-end. their m ph ew, John Frank Hodges. Jr . am two of Scobel Lenoir his and City. school mates. James Wilkins Tennessee Cecil in. of fa ..,,, ' t . i , f ' : Ij HIM f MMFOICEMENTS ? I W2i X u vim mt mm AGC-CONFORWINC All Shops Filled Wih Aid of X-Ray Come In Today - and See Massie's 0$ ( m Soft, Slim Line! I 'icpiI i I'n I, o.im.-Jk'cI, M i,i '. p.istc in-; yoke an .li. i c Mils. 24.85 la 5 MASSIE'S P. M. BE ALE R. JR. ot Chariot Us Vlce-Pwild"iH of A. 4 r. Fond Store' Southern DEPARTMENT STORE "Better Brands Mean Better Buvs" Lavish Detailing Points Up New SPRING COATS The top silhouette of the season trans lated in fine sheen gabardine. Svnn back with hand stitched detail, fly away cuffs, novelty pockets. All colors 24.95 to 59.95 RHassie ",W:ifA 'Li j 111 . i i : ( ' s ' 1 I ' 3 , ' ' 1 . '' i ' 1 It I "nibatl SB
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