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THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
Miss Edwctrds
Annp.urices Plans
i;Fqr Hex, Wedding
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Miss Mary Jane Edwards, daugh
ter of Prof, and Mrs. Charles W.
Edwards, and bride-eleti of John
Charles Klopp, son of Mr and Mrs.
Charles G, Klopp. has announced
plans for her wedding.
The ceremony will laky place on
Saturday in Long's Chapel Metho
dist Church with the Kev. Paul
Duekwall, pastor, prunoitnciiig the
vows.
Musical numbers will be present
ed by Miss Pegijy McCracken, or
tanist, and the following members
U the church choir: Mr. and Mrs.
Craig Hi-Mi's. Mrs. Ga;. nell Abel.
Cl.ailes (I Klopp. Carey McCrack
en. Mitr. Elizabeth Glosser, I lessee
Terrell Mis Kenneth Turner, and
lowiy I' ei'Musoii.
The bride will be given in mar
riage by her fattier and will have
icr her matron ol honor her sis-tti-iii-ldw.
Mrs. ('nark's V. Ed
wards. Ji' l!i uli Miiaids will be Mrs.
Dan K Kit wards and Mi". Alice
Cuiliii:. both of Durham.
l.itlle .Mbs I.elioi Edwards of
Durham, niece of the bride, will
1 Mower eirl and Dan Edwards.
Jr.. i.epkew of tie l.ritle. "ill he
ir. Dealer.
Mr. Klopp uiil have as his best
mail l.'ii coti.-.in, Robert- Castle of 't
( luir.pagne. Illinois, and grooms-
men will be lljcliard Castle of j
( haiiipayiie. Dan K. Edwards of j
Durham and Charles W. Edwards.
Jr.. ol l.ake Junaluska, brothers
it ;tie blide. and U'illard Moody.
' I rieiids of the couple are cordi-
;.li; ai v lied lo attend the wedding
.l.:ch will be at four o'clock in
the afternoon. Following the wed
ding a reception will he given by
t lit parents of the In ide at the
home o I Mr. and Mrs. Sam Queen
on the Dellwood Koad. (luests will
mi linle nul-uf-'.ow n tmesis and
ck se friends.
A number of social events arc
bt-uifi planned in honor of . the
bride this week. Wednesday even
ing tile Welfare Department ol
which Miss Edwards is a member,
will honor her with a Coco-Cola
part. at the home of Mis. Kenneth
Lowe.
Thursdav eur.in: Airs 1'. S
Love and Mrs. Dolian Harris. Ihc
latter of Durhair.. will i ntcrl.iiii
tle bridal party and oul-ot-luwn
guests at the home nt Mrs. .,,vc.
Friday evening Mr. and Mrs,
X'&arlcs G. Klopp parents of the
!3bridcKi-oom-clect. will he hosts nt
Hj a ehearsal Miper at then- home
Lake Junaluska, and Saturday
Aiming the parents of the hride
viTeot, will entertain ni a wedding !
breakfast at the Tow lie House.
Six More Young Haywood County Citizens
Fleeia Marten? Sheehan. 13 1 Carol Nichols. 4 vsr, daugh
months, daughter of 7v'i- Mrs :er of Mr. and Mrc. W. F., Nirhols
Talmadge f heehuo. Waynesv ille. Haeiwood.
Yvonne Mills. 20 months, daugh
:er of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin, Mills.
i.ake Junaluska.
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National Home
Demonstration
Week; May, 1 - 7
Home Demonstratir.il Club wo-
men of"Haywood couniy will join
Crabtree-Iron Duff Seniors Feted
!By Junior ClassJU Banquet
chicken and rich strike did the talking under this name Af P. ,k
j menu Tuesday night Digger Dan spoke through Sen- "QM
Monday
5Att
Prairie
I n the juniors, of Crabtree-Iron
i nnff Hiah School
V.iui"
brought the
, .: ....inri! hark to the days
with rural women throughout the graiu a.. an(J ,be Guldejl
t;..j lS4.i.A AInf-bn Uqu iiM ri(1 i 01 lilL illlJ . .
Puerto Ripo in observing National
Home Deration Week. Ma A camofi ie "
The wei.will be celebrated here the western prairies and the 'noun
Friday wten members of, the home , tains formed the
cluNwilLmeet at the Court House j the T??tTan7 Corn
uai nai. v.ij
Teresa llusscll.
(lauyhler of Mr. and
Russell. Wayncsv ille.
15 months,
.Mrs. J. T.
I Alvin Dean Mills. 7 months, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Ah in Mills, Lake
Junaluska.
Gloria Jean Wright, 20 months,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Wright, Ilazelwood.
This s, t 0f pictures, which is i 33th in the series being published by The Mountaineer, were taken
by Ingrain's Studio.
Methodist
Circles Will
Meet Tuesday
Baptist Groups
To Meet
This Week
The following organizations of 1
the First Haplisl Church have
to-i scheduled meetings this week:
The . W. A. will meet with Mrs.
Circles of the Woman's Society
ol Christian Sen ice of the First
Methodist Church will meet
morrow as lodnws:
Circle No. 1 at the home of Mrs
K. L. Young at 3:30 p.m.
Circle No. 2 at the home of Mrs The Young Business Woman's
W. A. llyall with Miss Nancy Ily- Circle will meet at the home of
all as co-hostess, at 3:30 p.m. ; Mjsses Merrill and Mary Joe
Circle No. 4 at the home- of Mrs. j Green, at 7:30 p.m. this evening.
Claude Hogers with Mrs. Carl Rat- I The Junior R. A.'s will meet in
clilTe as co-hostess, at 7:30 p.m. j the social hall of the church at
Circle No. 5 at the home of Miss 3:30 p.m. Wednesday.
Martha Stringfield with Mrs. Thoin-J The Sunbeams will meet in the
Stanford Massie
Has Birthday
Celebration
Stanford Massie celebrated his
fourteenth birthday anniversary
with a house party given last week.
end at the camp of Mr. and Mrs.
at twp o'clock. for Spring Federa
tion uay
A program has been arranged
bj Mrs. C. O, Newell, Mrs D. K.
Nlan(J,.ao4 J1?- Suiglelo..
and will b in keeping with the
theme of the national observance
"Today's Home Builds Tomorrow's
World."
Speakers will include Miss Klise
DeLozier, assistant home demon
stration agent, who will discuss
National . Hume Demonstration
Week; Mrs. Sam Queen, superin
tendent of the County Welfare De
partment,, who will speak on "Stale
Government and The Child: " and
Groyer. C. Davis, Haywood County
Representative,, whose subject will
be, "State jGoyernmem and You '
The, public is invited to attend
this program.
Mrs. Killian Is
Bridge Hostess
Mrs. James W. Killian was host
ess of a dessert bridge at her home
on Boyd Avenue Saturday after
noon. Five tables were assembled for
playing and a color scheme of yel
low and white was carried out in
the flowers and party appointments, paper on "Thrilling Incidents of
Prizes, which were souvenirs Confederate Cavalry History," and
from Florida, went to Mrs. A. H. Mrs. E. J. Hyatt will review the
DuBreuil, who held high score. : magazine.
and Mrs. Charles Ray and Mrs. Reports will also be given on
Ralph Prevosl, who held low the district meeting of the U.D.C.
scores. held last Saturday in Canton.
Hollow Charlie,
Hosts and guests were serious
only while thV Rev. C. u, iMeweu
! was giving the, invocation.,
... . .1 ..r ii... haiimiet snon-
,'liei mat, '" f t , , , rj
sored by Mrs. O.X. started
oil wnh Cactus Water., oiiieiwise
kiaiwu as tuuiatu juict
Then came th P. ; , Chicken
.chicken i-iei, Gpld pu on the Se
i ri as' 1 mashed potatoes with pap
rikai, prairie berries ineas), cofti
pone and' golil leaf 'bread and byt
ten. safie brush and cactus tiossed
saladi, rich strike 1 ice cream antj
cake), and spring water (coffee).
The prqgrams. decorated with
covered wagons, said, the first
speaker was Corn Hollow CJiarlie
iwho would discuss the subject,
"Giddy-up".
Junior President , Bob Leming
U.D.C To Hqyev
May Meeting.
The May meeting of the Hay
wood Chapter, Unitecf Paughters of
the Confederacy will be held at
the home of Mrs. Roy' .Campbell,
Friday afternoon, at 3:30 o'clock..
Mrs. w. A. Hyatt will have the ,
ior President J. M, Crawford, R,.u B Mrs
naiuian ivuit. r.inei iiocerts fa
culty spokesman), talked on' the
subjept, "Live by the Golden Ki le -Other
speakers were Principal
l.loyd Bryson as Live ire Harrv'
Hilia Begt, jtjujor spykesinau, as
Our Gal Sal; the Rev. Mrs. Neweli
as Sweet Betsy; Phyllis Jam
seniur spokesman, as Craay Molly
and Mrs. P. M. Chase
music in
structor, as SUifX Ike,
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JEWELER
THE TOGGERY
F.dwin McClure at 7:30 p.m. this James K. Massie on the Pigeon
evening.
The Young Busine
Ray's Announces
HEW LOW PRICES ON
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I Threes Shoes At . . $3.88 !
welch Memorial lluilding at
p.m. on Thursday.
The Junior G A.'s will meet in
Ihe intermediate assembly room at
3:30 p.m. on Thursday.
The Intermediate G. A.'s will
meet in the social hall at 3:30 p.m.
on Friday.
The. Friendship Class will have
a supper meeting in the social hall
at 6:45 p.m. on Friday.
Presbyterian
iCircles To
Meet Tomorrow
Road
The young host was assisted in
entertaining by his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. francjs Massie, and Mr,
and Mrs. Carl Mundy
The invited guests were Miss
Laura Woody, Miss Lane Prevost,
Miss Elizabeth Watki,ns, Miss Sally
StQvalJ, Miss Julia Ann Stovall.
S-sn'M'ss Linda Sloan, Carl" Mundy,,
George. Dewey Stovall, Robert Mas
sic, Jeff Reece, Dale Ratcliffe and
Tommy Massie.
Francis. Cove.
C. D. Meeting
Held Friday.
By MRS. BILL HOLLINGSWORTH
Mountaineer Correspondent
Community Chairman Robert
Boone explained the duties of the
leaders ol tne Francis Cove Com
imunity Development Program at
...i.- me .voiiien 01 inejtne meeting at the Community
t,,ll,ul "e rnsi i-resuyierian i cnurcli Fridav nieht
Church will meet tomorrow as fol
lows:
Circle No. 1. Mrs. J. W. Killian.
chairman, will meet in the Assem
bly Room at the church with Mrs.
W. F. Swift and Mrs. R. L. Pre
vost as hostesses.
The program also featured the
Assistant County Agent Joe Cline's
snowing oi nuns ol me out-of-state
farm tour and on "Building a New
Community.
uthers who took part in the
program were Paul Franklin, Be,tty
Circle No. 2. Miss Margaret , Franklin and Mrs. Henry Francis
Johnston, ennirmnn n'ilt mQ1.t nt I ii :u i t ' pv
.r u . ,V ; noeri inman, Mrs. Cash
y L ,M,SS Lo,s Halold at I Edwards, Betty Franklin and Mrs.
'-"'. i Homer West
Circle No. 3, Mrs. Dan Watkins, ; lemonade.
T"ln,:" .re' 81 ,,he i The next meeting was scheduled
P "1' i Pllllrr.h "
served cookie and
Community
Personal Mention
Mr. and Mrs. Charlrs A. Dono
van have arrived from St. Peters
burg, Fla.. to spend the summer at
their home on the Country Club
Drive.
Mrs. Howard Hyatt left Sunday
Mrs. Sam Bushnell, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Berry of
rUlnr.r, ,1 - 1- .
I V, . . e .. ... I -iih.obu rat suras lasi weCK OJ
Your chice,o three difTcrent wofk, shoes at this new low , Mr. and Mrs. n. A. Eller and Miss
price Each One A Great Value
! fine Work Shoe ki $4,5
S4.05
A substantial Endicott shoe
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Threes Shoes At .
These three numbers you will find amazingly attractive
Whatevervour Ne&May.BQ,
You Will Find -ThaWe.Cn.iMeet Them
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Miss Sylla Davis, who spent last
week in Dayton. Tenn.. with her
sister. Mrs. Manuel Silver, has re
turned to her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martin left
Saturday lor New York Citw to
for Durham where she will spend spend this week with their, daugh
this week as the guest of Mr. and j tw, Miss Eloise Martin, whose mar
riage to Lt. Lowell B, Gjenebach.
Jr., will be , an event of .Saturday
at West Point Military Academy.
Mr, and Mrs. Martin, were accom-
p.ciJiea 10. new, York by their son,
Ted Martin.
Mrs. John C. Allpn anil enn
'Johnny and Tommy Allen, who
nave been visiting the former's
parents. Dr. and Mrs. Tom String
field, left Sunday for their home
in Burlington, Vt.
Mrs. Robert Murphy, left .today
for her home in Eugene, Oregon,
after visiting in Clyde for the past
several months with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy S.'Hayne;
Lou lva Eller at the Wayncsville
Country Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kortc were
called to Cincinnati last week on
account of the death of Mr. Korte's
father.
Mrs. Harold Tingen and children,
Ann, Mary, and Dan Tingen, of
Fuquay Springs are here for a
month's visit to Mrs. Tingen's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Killian.
Mr. and Mrs. James. Kelley of
Punta .Gorria,, Fla., have arrived to
spend the summer months and
are, guests at The Lodge.
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Mr. and ,Mrjj.. Wy T, Eller have
returned, to ; Ft., Lauderdale, Fla.,
after a visit at the WaynesvWe
Country Club, ' I
BcToOprFojc,
Crabtree Church,
A bus will, start operatipg Sup
day fof, the Crabtree Baptist
church. -
The Rey. W. M. Abel, the castor
announced at services yesterday
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FROM.. HIU
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Deserve h Gift As
and Lovely As Slj
TOGG
Never A . More
( Appropriate Gift
By
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Martha Manning
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