THE.1VAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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f "'iS" """" ont -I Social Events
Various games were played dur
ing the evening and the high score
prize was awarded to Mrs. Henry
Foy.
The guests present were Miss
t,.u inii hnr mother. Mrs. Oenrnp
Scott of Franklin, Mrs. Foy, Miss i 1)0(11 Planed honor of Miss
Klise DeLozier, Miss Kalliiy Hani- '""""3" """. wnose marriage 10
ilton Mrs. Dee Clark, Mrs. Ben ! willial" Lal'n Hyatt will take
Mess'er, Mrs. Donald Cogdill, Mrs. 1 1'1'11'1' on VrMiiy, April 15. at Long's
Troy Boyd, Mrs. Grovene Kussell, i chao,rl Methodist Church at Lake
Mrs. Harry McCracken, Mrs. June j Junf,lu3,u-
c-att Mrs. Tavlor FerEuaon and I n Wednesday evening Mrs
Are Planned For
Bride - Elect
A number of social events have
Smart Coats To Give The Youngsters
That Extra Glow In The Easter Parade
Mrs. Hilliard Jonev
I Lyle Jmvjs at Like Junaluska
. at her home al Lake Junaluska
IABLE JEWELERS
!
hNRUS V0RTHMORE VALUE
lan't heat this price!
Two tables
games and
were arranged for 1 v
refreshments were
served. A gift of crystal was pre
sented to tbp hiiHn-f lur.t U
Tomorrow evening Mrs. Reuel
Nolnnd will entertain with a mis
cellaneous shower at her home
Lake Junaluska as a courtesy to
Miss Noland.
On Monday Miss Nolnnd will
ajain be feted when Mrs. H. C.
Ferguson entertains with a linen
shower.
Library Notes
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these expensive features
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don't know how long w can
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for yourc
Easy Credit Terms
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IABLE JEWELERS
Haywood's Only Credit Jeweler"
5 Main Street
MARGARET JOHNSTON
County Librarian:
Do you call yourself a mystery
fan'.'
If so. !iow many of these top
llif.'iit mysteries have you read in
(he pasl year?
Little Black Coat.
It all stalled when two girls
named Anne .struck up a Pullman
car acquaintance. One, Anne Hill
yer, was wearing a modish tweed
coat with a large artificial rose
this rose being her means of iden
tification to the people who were
meeting her at Grand Central. The
other girl, Anne McGraw. was
wearing a nui.seiiiu piece coat of
genuine veal with lec-o-mutton
sleeves. The coals get switched and
this whacky tale is away at full
gallop.
Can Skeleton In The Closet
I "Tlic iT.'iOines.s of irascible H.
M. is the means by which he
i solves a murder of 20 years stand
ing, a current Killing anu prevem.s
a third.
Hice Fourth Postman.
"Three companions of, and in,
crime. are again joined to untangle
the killing of three postmen on
the same iouf, '3'ohn J. Malone,
Ilelenc and .lake Justice have their
troubles with the too-coperative
Fairfaxx family, John J. has his
usual race against elusive finances,
not so elusive hangovers, but in
spite of a solution fabricated for
the police and the public uncovers
the true story of the tampering
with the mail.
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Birth Announcements
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The following births have been Mr. and Mrs. WUlard PJemor5S
announced at the Hayw:od County I of Aliens' Creek, a daughter,
Hospital:
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard McF.lroy
of Cove Creek, a .on. April 1.
6.
Mrs. Robert Caldwel
ville. a son, April 2.
of Waynes-
Mr. and Mrs. Willie J-anljlnJ 9
Lake Junaluska, a son, April
JUNIOR STYLE LEADER . .
llr princess coat is made of
Hockanum's gray flannel, with
white pitjiie frosting.
SMALL PARADER . . . She's
up to the minute in her capo
coat oi fine gabardine, both prac
tical and pretty.
REST-DRESSED MOPPET . . .
Her coat, fitted, flared navy tri
coteen by Stevens, with new
wide shawl collar.
Dr. and Mrs Elmer Clark arrived Today's bloodhound is believed Approximately S,G0() people who
Monday from New York to spend j to bo descended from a hound make weather study their hobby
ha.l lime :il t ie r home a t Hooch across he ( liannel ny tne are on uie u. n. wn
a
Lake Junaluska.
Normans in Hie lltli century.
slalf of "cooperative observers."
Mr. and Mrs. Wcldon Sution of
Clyde, Route 1. a mui. April 1!.
Mr. and Mrs. F.mmett l)ais ot
Canton, a daughter, Aoril 2.
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul Caho of Can- ,
ton, Route 2. a son. April it. j
Mr. and Mr-;. Tom Jamison of
Canton, a son, Aim H 3.
Mr. and iVii s. John Hall. Jr.. of
Waynesville, a daiighler. April :i.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Caldwell of
Canton, Route 3. a son, April 3.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Arlington
of Waynesville, a daughter. April
3.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Robert CbajfrnaA
announce the birth of a son, Johtt
Howard Chapman, at; Lawfence
Hospital, Mooresvllle. ' Mrs. Chap
man is the former Miss Juanlta
Gilliland of Waynesville.
HEART DISEASE STtlKEj ',
MALDEN, Mass. (UP) Heart
seizures killed Philip (Jormley'a
father, mother and sister, aU.iltB-
in a seven-week period. ,.,'V ' 'y.
Mr. and Mrs Joe
Waynesville. a daughter
Mills of
April 4.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hancy,
of Canton, a son April r.
Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard llaikins
of Canton, a son. April Ti.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clark of
Canton, Route 3, a daughter, April
Mr .and Mrs. Matthew RafTerty
of Waynesville, a :-on, April li.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith of
Wavnesville. a daughter. April f.
Mr. and Mrs. Kay Smiley
Luck a son, April Ii.
of
Mr. and Mrs
of Cove Creek,
McKinley Hannah,
a :.tiu. Apt il Ii.
Attention
f
Parents
The Home Laundry $4
Cleaners will give Ufa
LAUNDRY bundle' pieK
up and delivered' fC
family announcing a birih
at the Haywood CoiUftty
Hospital. ?
P. S. In the event f twins Ulfl
gift will be doobledL tH lit
for your FREE SERVICE, v.
Home Laundr
And Cleaners"
Phone 772 Miller St
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