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THE WATNfSVniJE AlbwtXfNHEB Moridj OF INTEREST TO WOMEN SOCIETY and CLUB Office Phone 700 Home Phone 462-J MRS. Miss Peggy Noland Is Crowned May Queen The coronation of Miss Peggy Noland as May Queen of the Way nesville High School was the high light in a colorful pageant pre sented at the scond annual May Day dance held at the Waynes ville Armory Friday night. The hall room was elaborately decorated with paper streamers in patel shades and the queen's throne, decorated with spring flower'-, was placed in front of the stage. Attendants to the queen in order of their appearance in the corona t ''it procession were Miss Eileen derringer escorted by Charles Mes ser .''i s Jeanne Bradley with Joe Hi Ad. Miss Glenda Berry with Ted thin;. Miss Norma Jean Winchest er with Hobby Sctzer. Miss Mary Smi- Sparks with -Manuel Hooper. Mi Beiime Lou Medford with John Terrell. Miss Betty Farmer Miih Oliver Early, Miss Betty No land v. ilh Allen Boone, Miss Kath r Hyatt with Don Leatherwood, Mi'-s Heity Poe with Joe Worley. anil Mi.-s Aileen Kulbright with 1'anl Franklin. The girls wore dresses of se ciutn --trimmed net over tatTeta fa-hii.ned wiih full skirts and off 1h -Imiildcr neckline and carried ei spring flowers. The r'lpr-'e- were in pastel shades, two ejeh nt vellow. blue. pink, green, and lavender. M'ss ileen Fulbright was maid ef honor ami was escorted by Paul franklin Her dress was white net ni colored sequins trim and was ' "nil lull SMil dllU Oil- I th.--.hiwilrl..r h.rli Ck ...... i i-uui, j i tr etii i itu an arm bouquet of red carnations. The Queen, escorted by Jimmy Galloway, uore a gown of white -tin with full skirt and long full train She wore matching long "hite gloves and carried a bouquet cl while lilies. Tin train bearers, little Vickey Caldwell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Caldwell, and Kay Bry son. Miiall daughter of Mr arid Mr Paul Bryson. wore identical long blue organdy frocks. LeRoy Kobeisnn. son of Dr. and Mrs. R. Stuart Hoberson served as crown We Feature 48 Varieties Of DELICIOUS SANDWICHES Complete Car Service LAKE JUNALUSKA Sandwich Shop Don't .Neelect Them 1 Nature designed the kidneys to do a marvplous job. Their tmak is to keep the flowing blood stream free of an excess of tuie impurities. The act of living lift ts constantly producing- waste miner ins Sidneys must remove Irom th blood if good heath is to endure- , When the kidneys fail to function as Nature intended, there ia retention of trs. f rne may suffer nagging backache, pr-tent headache, at tacks of dizziness, rterg up nights, swelling, puffiness vnrirT the eyes feel tired, nervous, all worn out. Frequent, scanty or burning passages are somTtiEita further evidence of kid dfv or bladder disturbsnee. The recojrniZed and proper treatment Is a ri'u.-f-tie medicine to help the kidneys ft r:d of excess pouuC" body waste. I lioani fillt. They have had more than forty years of public approval. Are endorsed the country over. Insist on roflt'. Sold at all drug stores. High School Boys & Girls Especially For You (Until June 1st) Bill Fold Pictures In Beautiful Glamour Style 6 for 85c 12 for $1.50 (2 poses taken) INGRAM'S STUDIO Masonic Temple BIdg., Waynesville Phone 227 Marguerite Russ Is Birthday Party Hostess Miss Marguerite Russ was hos tess of a dinner party at her home on Brown Avenue Thursday even ing in observance of her twelth birthday anniversary. A color scheme of ereen and pink was carried out and arrange ments of carnations used in the living room Guests were seated for dinner at one long table which was centered with a two-tiered birthday cake flanked by pink candles in crvstal holders. Places were marked with candy baskets and candy airplanes and favors were balloon toys. t he hostess was assisted in en tertaining by hei parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Curtis Russ. The invited guests were Miss Florrie Patrick. Miss Margaret Rog ers, Miss Juanita McDaniel, Miss' Florence Ann Bowles, Miss Ann Williamson Prevost. Miss Aenes Jane Roberson, Miss Jackee Cars- well. Miss Shirlev Bridees Miss Betty Jo Shope. Neal Ensley, Ted Rogers, Bobby Lancaster. Don Fowler. Bill Crawford. Stuart Rob erson and Charles Bridges. Operetta To Be Presented At Junaluska School An operetta. The Golden Whistle." by Mrs R R. Foreman, will be presented by the first five grades of the Lake Junaluska School, under the direction of Mrs. Dudley Moore at the school audi torium. Tuesday. May 17. at & p.m. The leading parts will be taken by Milton Massie. Dorothy Swayn gim. Kathryn McCraekert. and Amelia Nichols and the cast will include groups of elves, red birds, roses, robins, daisies, frogs, butter flies, and queen's attendants. Preceding the operetta the sixth grade Glee Club, also directed by Mrs. Moore will present three numbers. I Mr. and Mrs. Gerald West of j Marietta, Georgia, spent the week end here as guests of the former's mother. Mrs. H. G. West. bearer. Mrs Thomas M. Ray, the former Miss Betty June McCracken and ! first May Queen, placed the crown 01 wnite flowers on the new queen. Members of the court were in. I troduced by Charlie Woodard, who was master of ceremonies. Immediately after the coronation, a special tap dance number was presented by Miss Nancy Floyd and Miss Kathleen Calhoun, and mem bers of the Ta!ly-Ho Club, spon soring group for the rianro n. itieipated in the traditional wind ing ot the May Pole. Music for the dance was by Teddy Martin and his orchestha and decorations were nnrior fh. direction of Mrs. Roy Floyd. Miss Alma Jackson, faculty adviser for the Tally-Ho Club, was in charge of the event. ABOUT ATHLETES FOOT 2127 Prominent Druggists Can't Be Wrong-. Here's what Stout of Parkers burg. W. Va.. says: "The sale of TE-OL has been very pleasing. One customer said it is the first thing in six years that gave relief " IN ONE HOUR if not completely pleased. Your 35c back jjt any drug store. Locally at ACTIVITIES BEN SLOAN, Society Editor Bryson City Visitors Honored In Clyde Miss Linda Collins entertained i informally at her home in Clyde Friday evening, in honor of n group j of Bryson City High School seniors I who were visiting the Clyde High j School class. The visitors came especially to attend the Clyde senior class pro duction of "Bridges to Burn," a comedy which the Bryson City sen iors had staged earlier this spring. The honor guests included Ray Stevenson, Clayton Davis, Max Davis, Garland Woody, Abe Am nions, Sandra Clark, John Wikle, Claude Douthit and Stanley Sut- trn Clyde students present were Dale Medford, Paul Sanford, Peggy Mc Cracken, Johnnie McCracken, Mark Brown, Bobby Rogers, Virginia Medford, Patricia Cole, Eugene Limbo, Harold Rhodarmer, Massie Osborne, Marie Hooper and Doris Graham. Miss Martha Sandlin and Miss Betty Bass, faculty sponsors I were also guests. I D. A. R. Chapter Meets At Home Of Mrs. Boyd The Dorcas Bell Love Chapter. Daughters of the American Revo lution met Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. James R. Boyd with Mrs. John M. Queen as associate hostess. Mrs. J. W. Killian, regent, presided. Mrs. James L. Elwood was in charge of the program and pre sented a paper on 'The Battle of Guilford Court House." Mrs. R. N. Barber, one of the delegates to the National Congress of the D.A.R. held recently in Washingto.n D. C. discussed the highlights of the congress and stat ed that she had pledged $25.00 for , n .... the chapter to the Buildine Fund -r- for the addition to Memorial Con- tinental' Hall in Washington. direction of Mrs. Helen D. Eck- Mrs. J. H. Howell, state Chair- hoff, Mrs. M. H. Bowles was ac man of Indian Work, who also at-; companist for the event, tended some of the sessions of the Prior t. the nruri - krut ...... wiin-vwin-.iiauriun:ri- National Congress, reported on the ; ing of the Parent-Teacher Asso Indian luncheon and the North ! fiatir.n ac hM ,.,;n, t ti. .u.-v... uvm nun uuc Carolina Luncheon. j Atkirts, vice-president, presiding, Mrs. Harry Marshall, registrar. All officers who have served dur announced the transfer of mem- ing the past year, were re-elected bcrship papers of Mrs. Harry Lutz j and were installed by Mrs. Doyle from the Jacksonville, Fla., chap- j Alley, past president of the State ter to the:Joca! chapter,', and-Miss P T.A. They are: Rev. Malcolm Ida Pennv. chairman of Annroved lA-iiiia,,.., . i t..i Schools, reported a box of clothes lining fin AA I II a . vaiucu ipiu.uu iwu ueen sent to Crossnore. Mrs. Boyd showed samples of; historical Christmas Cards which . 7 i ; the members will sell in a nation- ... p.ojeci ior me Deneni oi me Valley Forge Bell Tower. j During the social hour refresh- ments were served and the guests visited the flower gardens of the j hostesses. A special guest for the afternoon was Mrs. Charles E. Ray V.F.W. Auxiliary To Meet Tonight The Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet at the Court House tonight at 7:30 o'clock. New officers will be installed and a full attendance is requested. Miss Dorothy Moore has re turned to her home in Raleigh after a week's, visit to her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McCracken. San Diego harbor is classed hv port authorities as one of the 10 great natural harbors of the world. WMS0C3 OAK mt SUMAC SlAniffhlMar iIhum :hin rblister quieldy.saf ely. 'IVY-DRY HOTEL GORDON NOW OPEN SPECIAL PRE-SEASON RATES COFFEE SHOP OPENS JUNE 15 SERVING BREAKFAST 7:00 to 11:00 DINNER 5:00 to 9:00 At Reasonable Prices Mr. and Mrs. Kl -V :'x 14 v. M i j i o - Ml U v iu-.p III Mr. and Mrs. Klopp were married at Long's Chapel Methodist Church at Lake Junaluska on Saturday. Ma 7 Mrs. Klopp is the former Miss Mary Jane Edwards, daughter of Prot. and Mrs. Charles Edwards of Lake Junaluska and Durham. Mr. Klopp is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Klopp of Lake Junaluska. Photo by Ingram's Studios Central School Presents Spring Concert An audience, which filled the auditorium at the Central Elemen tary School heard the snrine con cert presented by the school under the direction of Mrs. Margaret R. Senne, Friday night. The program, in which each pupil of the school participated, in cluded a group of songs by chor uses from each of the nine grades. , i m, uuiuucia picaciiicu Ity nil The numbers presented bv the . .v V...IH. b'uut niuucu ivyu acict- tions by a Rhythm Band under the Atkins, vice-president- Mrs Carle- ' ton Weatherbv. secretary; and Mrs Tr0y Bovd. treasurer. Claude Rogers, school principal .... .i.i . , . amiuumcu mdi a ueciamaiion ana recitation contest will be held at the school on Tuesday, May 24 at 9 30 a m " . , Wnrn nr pi U T C MUJJ IO jHear Annual I Reports Thursday 1 The last spring meeting of the Waynesville Woman's Cltih will- he held at the Presbyterian church, Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. Frank Kinsey presiding. During the business session an nual reports will be given by offi cers and department chairmen. The program will be presented by the winners of the annual read ing contest sponsored by the club in tne Waynesville high school. Special musical numbers will be given by Gene L. Mahnke of Can ton, violinist, with Mrs. Bill Schull also of Canton, as accompanist. KIDNEYS B 70s ssffsr frtna Bars rat, Kskiac, sissr sssi Hsts ts est an siesta ! Do rss fcars kscl st let Mini I Ds yoa ha-ra fealda that Sinn ea I Tf 10, tst JTlr-TEX. Wsk. Aatiasttia Tabltta, whisk ssstala a Bsdsn sairads dm, mni sr sussialista is kiasor S iY?" T" im' "" aksa rm . .. . innnn. Bar. r,r ahflTi 1 Jk f j;"1"- d as a rsnisdsr kr'f Asoisis st jwmr srac tta SMITH'S DRUG STORE John C. Klopp Miss Caldwell Is Engaged To Charles Whitman Mr. and Mrs I. I. Caldwell of Clyde, have announced the engage ment of their daughter. Miss Phyl lis Marie Caldwell, to Charles Davis Whitman, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Whitman of Waynes ville. The wedding will take place at the Presbyterian church on Sat urday, May 21. at 4 o'clock in the afternoon with the pastor. Rev. Malcolm R. Williamson, pronounc ing the vows. Onlv members of the two families and close friends will attend the ceremony. The bride-elect is a graduate of Clyde high school and received nurse's training at Mission Hos pital. She is now employed at the Haywood County Hospital. Mr. Whitman is a graduate of Cool Springs High School in Forest City and served four years in the Navy during World War II. He is associated in business with his father at Pearce's Bakery. Wesleyan Guild To Meet Tuesday The Wesleyan Service Guild of the First Methodist church of Waynesville will meet at. 7-an r. m. tomorrow with Mrs. Troy Wyche in the Brading Apartments. Mrs. J. M. Kellett and Mrs. Lura Kerlpv will be associate hostesses. I A musical program will- he nro ' sented. W.S.C.S. To Have Harvest Dinner The annual Harvest Dav dinner and meeting of the Woman's So ciety of Christian Service of the First Methodist church will be held in the dining room of the church tonight at 6:30 o'clock. All members of the Society are asked to attend and hrino a r.,. ered dish. Dr. and Mrs. N. M MpHfnrH at tended the May Day program at Brenau College in Gainesville, Georgia, last week and visited their daughter, Miss Bebe Medford, who s a siuaent at the college. SY0ff CKOCf roe i m. m -- m i tPCCU . l ( WHENE'ER OUR'PHONlT COFFEE f J S'TING-A-LIKJG klfkmm I WT ITS BOUND Personal Miss Mary Ector, who has been .shevllle Nursing Home for in nn Ashevlll . i t vparc ic now a Da llie paai " " J - - tient at The Retreat convalescent Home here. Mrs. James Elwood, president of the Richland Garden Uud, ana Mrs. Bonner Ray attended the State convention of uaraen l-iuds which was held in Charlotte last week. n- Phil Medfnrrl SDent the week-end in Cameron, South Caro lina as the guest of Miss Mildred Houck. at the home of her pnrents, Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Houck. rid and Mrs Julian Wilson and throe children who have been re siding in Washington. D. C, spent the week-end with Mrs. Wilson's aunt, Mrs. J. K. Aoei. iney ien Monday for Marietta, Ga.. for a week's visit to Mrs. Wilson's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald West, before going to Panama where Col. Wilson will be stationed in the fu ture. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McCraeken has as their guests over the week end Miss Betty Jo Watkins, Charles Barden. and Joe Davis, all of Ra leigh. Miss Henrietta Love, who has been visiting her mother. Mrs. Hugh Love, left this morning for Kent. Washington, where she will visit her cousin, Mrs. J. D. Jones, and Mr. Jones. Miss Love was ac companied to Kent by Mrs. Nono L. Meigs of London who has been her guest during her stay in Waynesvtll". Roy Martin has returned to War-ner-Kohbins, Ga., after a visit to Mrs. Martin at her home here. Miss Liner To Compete In Contest Miss Mozelle Liner. 18-year-old waynesville High School student. will represent the Canton Knight? ot Pythias Lodge No. 149 in a state wide speaking contest at Hickory Thursday night. This was announced last week bv W. Gordon Rodgers of the Canton Lodge. Miss Margaret Terrell, Waynes ville High English instructor, is coaching Miss Liner in preparation for the student's efforts against other outstanding young orators from high schools throughout the state. Miss Liner and the other con testants will match their oratorical talents on the subject: "Should a national eovprnmnnl subsidize public education in its state or province and if so to what extent, if any, should the na tional government control the edu cational program?" The winner of the Hickory con test, which will start at 8 p.m., will represent the organization's Grand Domain of North Carolina at a sec tional meeting. The sectional champion will com pete at the Imperial Palace meet ing ot the Knights of Pythias at San Diego, Calif., in August. The winner of the national event will receive a scholarship to anv college or university in the United States or Canada, Mr. Rodgers an nounced. Dewey Huggins of Clayton, a state Knights of Pythias official will preside over the Hickory con test. Mr. Rodgers H.ir.M n Harold Pressley'. William Batti'son William Robertson, C. F. Rhine- "art j. h. Burrpll 0,1 ti Burnett from the Canton lodge are 8 l a"end the Huory --v.Ma,, M""J"ner.,l! the daughter of eniTvT- "" Un" f Kat SLEEP TONIGHT! wmfthins when aleepUs, Biht MwUess twisting and turnini .' ' TABLET! irV,lt.n,Krnr 'WlB -habit SCRIPTION NfEEDED cZ .hiVU FRK" SMITH'S DRUG STORE Mention JflgS UreeK Seniors To Present Play The senior class of ihe Creek high school will p "Grandpa's Twin Sister." a in three acts, at the school toritsin Thursday night at ii The play is being direct I I . Mrs. Frank Kirkpatrick and cast includes: Wayne Tr.iiitli i n Grandpa Ha'.cher; Mildred I i ; son as Maggie, the cook: lv., i Messer as Louise, the grandm,. Wilma Trantham as Helt granddaughter; Joe Rat lib,. n,. Edgar, the nephew; Opal Men, as Clara, Edgar's bossy wile, v Rogers as Ralph White, I1H doctor; Medford Price Mr Collins, a smart lawyer; IM.ni Lowe as the widow Willi im . ,, Lawson Bingham us Adam ?. Pherson. The public is invited. Miss McCracken Chosen For 4-H Iowa Tour Mary Francis McCracken .,, ber of the Clyde School 4-11 cini has been selected as honor , i., girl from her school In , ,, 4-H tour of farms in l0;i t h i summer. Announcement was made In .1,. Cline, assistant farm aj' nl, ,ii meeting Friday at Clyde h.,r Selections are being made n, basis of club work during I he pj year. Mr. Cline told the r-nmp I hat u support is needed in the plan hi selling at least 500 elerltie lame to raise funds for completing Hi. 4-H club camp at Waynesville Miss Elise DcLosier diMii.r, plans for the summer camp i White Lake. It is of the utmost import ;nn that the drugs you use be ol the highest quality com pounded of the finest ingred ients. 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