1 AfrnoogMay .5, 1949
THE WAYNESVTLLE MOUNTAINEER
PAGE THREE
Timely Gift Suggestions For Mother
Mrs. Davis Elected Chairman
White Oak Program
Organized Wednesday
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Reeves, tlu-
li5 Morrow.
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,mmitteenien
jl, at 7:30 pin.
special com-
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fcrgaiiizalionji
aims ui uh
and help with
jDiscovery
Sears Old
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nd in eastern
be one of the
U -pebbles"
ording to a
Bus. Jr., cura-
rchaeology at
Museum, said
lork of a pre-
ives 20,000 to
las discovered
at the La
ler in eastern
historic ani-
Hon the rock,
ave had some
s have been
at the Hay-
fin vviison ot
April 29.
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fi Drown, ol
iiigliler, April
ke Drown of
a son, April
un Sorrell of
an, April 3D.
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a sun, May 1.
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May 1,
West of Can-
1.
Arriiifiton of
a son. May 2.
in Curtis of
a daughter,
Pan Davis of
a son, May
rt Goodson of
iter. May 4.
F'ie Edwards
fehter. May 4.
Cagle of Ha7.
May 4.
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a son, May 4.
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May 4.
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MOTHERS LOVE TO BE PAMPERED . . . Breakfast in bed is a
fine way to start Mother's Day off right and a suitable gift is the
pretty bed jacket, which is the top of seam-proof pajamas in
Calypso colors.
JEWELED FLATTERY . . . Cos
tume jewelry ensemble in deli
cate clever motif, pold-plated, by
Trifnri.
TIME ON HER HANDS ... A perfect Kift for a style-wise Mother,
newest design in feminine watches. It's 1'4-karat yellow gold, with
flexible ends attached to a silk cord band and designed by Gruen.
EYEGLASS GLAMOR . . . New
eyeglass frames in amber plastic
by Monsanto, to match her am
b(jr calf hag.
I f if
SCENTIMENTAL GIFT . . .
Smart gold and black purse
flacon in arpege scent no bigger
than a lipstick.
STRICTLY ELEGANT . . . Handsome accessories are prized by
every woman. For formal occasions, these 16-button French kid
gloves, designed by Kisla', are tops in stvle. Shantung evening
coat by Monte-Sano.
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COPY-CAf BAGS , . . Kathi Norris, television star, and her small
daughter, Pam, carry identical "hobo" bags in red-and-white polka
dotted cotton, designed by Dofan. Bags are waterproof, each has
taxi whistle.
NICK FOOTWORK . . Dres
sy afternoon shoe in embroid
ered linen with ankle strap, by
I. Miller. '
Approximately 75 people filled
the White Oak Presbyterian
' Church lest night to start organiza
tion of the White Qak Community
Development Program.
i They elected Mri, Robert Davis
as chairman; Mrs, Roe Ledford,
vice-chairman; Jack Bramlett, sec
retary; Francis Teague, treasurer;
and Mrs. Melvin Messer, reporter.
To set up the special eommit-
tees for the program, 13 people
were appointed to meet with these
! principal Officers at the home of
, Mrs. Robert Davis at 7:30 p.m.
: Thursday, May 12.
! These are Mary Green, Mrs. C.
T. Riddles, Robert Fisher, Sam
Ledford, Mrs. George Ledford.
tfoder Messer, Vaughan Fisher,
Mr. Parton, Lawson Teague, Mrs.
Amos Hunter, Bob Williams, Joe
Early, and James Messer.
County Agent Wayne Corpen
ing told the audience of the pur
poses of the county-wide program
and explained the procedure for
setting up the physical structure.
DEATHS
MRS. ELLEN SCIIENCK
Funeral services for Mrs. Ellen
Schenck, 68, of Canton, were held
this afternoon at 2 o'clock in West
Canton Baptist Church with the
Rev. C. H. Green and the Rev.
Horace L. 'Smith officiating.
Mrs. Schenck died Tuesday in
Gastonia, where she was visiting a
daughter, Mrs. Ruby England. She
trad been ill for some time.
Pallbearers were A. L. Jackson,
McLean and Webb Smathers, and
Theodore, Lester, and Jack Clark.
Surviving are two sons, Joe Sam
Schenck of Washington, D. C, and
Adrian Schenck of Canton; three
daughters, Mrs. Leola Payne of Mi
ami, Fla., Mrs. -England, and Mrs.
Daniels Slated For
Navy Secretary
President Truman told a news
conference that Jonathan Dan
iels (.ibov is unaer considera
tion' for appointment as secre
tary of the navy. Daniels is edi
tor of the Raleigh News and Ob
server. His father, the late Jos
ephus Daniels, was secretary of
the navy jnder President Wood
row Wilson. iAP Wirephotoi.
Fisher Sprinkle of Waynesville; five
brothers, Claude and Walt Cathey
of Gastonia. Rufus Cathey of Old
Fort ,and J. P. and George Cathey
of Canton; five granddaughters and
three grandsons.
Wells Funeral Home was in
charge.
Select for Mother's Day, May 8th!
Give her a treasure chest of sweets . . . Curtis' candy
. . . packed in a gift box. Chocolate creams, light or
dark; mints, nougats, caramels . . . everything to de
light a lady with a yen for candy! 1 and 2 lb. boxes.
YOUR WALGREEN AGENCY
CURTIS DRUG STORE
Home Owned and Operated
BELK -HUDSON CO.
SHE'LL CHERISH
A GIFT FROM
flelk-JlaSio-K
ONE LOT $2.98
SLIPS
White Pink Black
Blue
1.55
Beautiful Rayon
PANTIES
Elastic Waist
A -
Peach
Yellow
White
Blue
4 PAIRS $1
Beautiful
BLOUSES
Were $2.98
gp SPECIAL
$1.15 Reigning Beauty 45 Gauge
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One Lot Of Spring
HATS
Just Received
Give Her One Of These
$5L9S
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Up To
We Also Suggest
Table Lamps
Sheets
Pressure Cookers
Electric Irons
Electric Toasters
Water Setsl)
Luncheon Sets
Table Cloths
Spreads
Vanity Lamps
Pillow Case Sets
Towel Sets
Floor Lamps
Blankets
Rugs
Handkerchiefs