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Office Phone 700 Home Phone 462-J
Tea Is Given
In Honor Of
Mrs. M. W. Reed
Mrs. Minthorne W Reeci, whose
marriage to Colonel Heed took
place in Atlanta on June 24. was
honored at a tea iven by her
sister-in-law. Mrs James W Reed.
Jr.. on Friday afternoon at her
home on Woolse Heights
Mixed arrangement? ot -ummer
flower? were used in decorating the
living room- and white flowers
were used in the dining room.
Receiving viirh the ho-te-" were
the honor guest ar.d Mr- James
W. Reed Sr
During the first hour Mrs. Hil-
liard Atkins greeted the quests and
Mr?. Howard Hyatt received at the i
entrance to the dining room. Mrs.
FeMx Stovall and Mrs Jack Messer
presided at the tea table which was
covered with a damask cloth and
centered with an arrangement of
white gladioli, asters, and sweet
peas, flanked by white candles in
silver holders. I
During the second hour Mrs. I
Whitener Prevust was in the en- :
trance hall. Mrs. Harold Massie
directed the guests to the dining
ruom, and Mrs. W. F. Swift and
Mrs. VV A. Hyatt presided at the ! bride. They also wore white suits
tea table and carried bouquets of pink glad-
Assisting in serving during the i tied with white satin stream
afternoon were Mrs. Thomas Camp- 1 ers.
bell. Jr.. Mrs David Hyatt. Mrs. i Linda Whitted, niece of the
Tom Lee. Mrs Boyd Owen, Mrs. bride, was flower girl. She wore a
Carleton Weatherby. Mrs. Robert dress of white taffeta and dropped
Breese. Mrs. William Medford, ; petals from a white basket.
Mrs Paul Davis, Miss Sally Sto
vall. and Miss Jackie Sue Messer.
Around seventy-five guests called
during the hours from three to five
o'clock.
Iron Duff Home
Club Meets With
Mrs. T. C. Davis
The Iron Duff Home Demon
stration Club held its July meet
ing Friday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. T C. Davis, with Mrs.
F. E. Chambers, vice-president, in
charge.
Dnring the business session the
group planned to hold the annual
club picnic at the home of Mrs.
Hardy Caldwell on Friday, August
14. The members voted to work as
a club for a perfect attendance
certificate at Achievement Day and
requested a workshop on Lamp
Conversion at a date to be an
nounced later.
Miss Mary CornwelJ, new home
agent, was introduced and pre
sented a demonstration on More
Livable Homes.
Refreshments were served dur
ing the social hour
Mr. and Mrs. George Rotha and
daughter, Gretchen, of Charlotte,
arrived Saturday for a visit to
Mr. Rotha's mother and sister. Mrs.
Harry Rotha and Miss Tillie Rotha.
Mr. Rotha returned to Charlotte
on Monday, leaving his family to
spend two weeks.
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Miss Whitted
Is Married To
Pfc. Hendrix
Muss Betty Sue Whttted, daugh
ter of Mr and Mrs. John F. Whit
ted of Canton, became the bride
of Pfc Ernest Eugene Hendrix, son
of Mr and Mrs E. F. Hendrix of
Candler, Sunday afternoon at 4
' o'clock in the Rock wood Metho
; dist Church, w ith the Rev. George
B. Culbreth officiating.
The church was decorated with
: greenery, tall baskets of mixed
summer flowers, and candelabra
holding white cathedral tapers.
Mrs. Charles Brackett, pianist,
and Milliard Morgan, vocalist, both
of Asheville, presented the wed
ding music
The bride wore a white suit with
navy and while accessories and car
ried a white prayer book topped
with a purple orchid and tied with
white satin streamers.
Miss Rachel Lewis of Canton,
maid of honor, wore a white suit
and carried a bouquet of pink glad
ioli tied with white satin stream
ers. The bridesmaids were Misses
Kathleen and Gearleen Roberson
of Candler, twin cousins of the
Pfc. Jack Waters served as best
man. Earl Hannah, as grooms
man, and ushers were Arnold
Robinson and William Lowe.
j The bride's mother wore a navy
I blue dress with white accessories
! and corsage of white carnations.
! Following the ceremony, the par
j ents of the bride entertained with
1 an liiiormal outdoor reception.
I Following a short wedding trip,
the couple will reside at Pope
Field, wlu're the bridegroom is
'stationed with the U. S. Air Force.
Baptist Circles
To Meet Tuesday
Circles of the Woman's Mis
sionary Society of the First Bap
tist Church, will meet Tuesday
night as follows:
Lottie Moon Circle at the home
of Mrs. Boyd Owen with Mrs. Jim
mie Williams as co-hostess, at 8
p. ra.
Ann Hasseltine Judson Circle
will have a covered dish supper in
the. social hall of the church at
7 p. m.
Henrietta Hall Shuck Circle will
meet at the home of Mrs. Joe
Cathey at 8 p. m.
Eliza Yates Circle at the home of
Mrs. Robert Turner with Mrs. L.
E. Green as co-hostess at 8 p. m.
Fannie E. S. Heck Circle at the
home of Mrs. Harry Sullivan.
Bill Asycew of Akron. Ohio, was
a guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Roth
erinel last week.
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BEN SLOAN, Society Editor
Mrs. Phil Medford
Is Honored At
Tea On Thursday
Mrs. Nick Medford and her
daughter, Miss Bebe Medford. en
tertained at a tea Thursday after
noon at their home on Love Lane
in honor of the former's daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Phil Medford, who be
fore her recent marriage was Miss
Mildred Houck of Cameron, S. C.
Receiving with the hostesses and
honor guest were the bride's
mother, Mrs. Bernard Houck of
Cameron, and Mrs. -Jimmy Beatty
of Hendersonville. who attended as
matron of honor in the Mcdford-
Houck wedding. Mrs. Medford wore
her wedding gown which was of
white eyelet embroidered satin
fashioned with tiered bouffant
skirt.
The residence was arranged
throughout with mixed summer
flowers with the exception of the
dining room where the brid.il mot
if was noted. The dining table,
which was covered with a lace
cloth, held the punch bowl flanked
by three-branched silver candel
abra, and was decorated with white
gardenias. Vases of white gladioli
and shasta daisies comoleted the
dining room decorations.
During the first hour guests were
sreeted bv Mrs J W Rav and Mrs
Hugh Massie and were introduced
to trie receiving line by Mrs. Stuart
Roberson. Mrs. Whitner Prrvost re
ceived at the entrance to the dining
room and goodbyes were spoken to
Mrs. Dan Watkins and Mrs. Halletl
Ward.
Miss Mary Ann Massie and Miss
Jackie Sue Messer presided at the
punch bowl and serving were Mrs.
Paul McElroy, Jr.. Mrs. Leon Kil
lian, Jr., and Mrs. Porter Frady.
Receiving in the entrance hall
during the second hour were Mrs
Ben Colkilt and Mrs. Alvin Ward
and Mrs. T. Lenoir Gwvn orespnt-
?d the guests to the receding line.
Mrs. James M. Long directed the
callers to the dining room and
goooDyes were said to Mrs. Fred
Martin and Mrs. Grayden Ferguson.
Serving during the second hour
were Miss Mary Lu Elwood, Miss
Barbara Ann Boyd, and Miss Betty
Bradley. Miss Virginia Cline of
Canton and Miss Jean Ann Bradley
presided at the punch howl.
Approximately 225 guests called
during the designated hours.
Home Clubs Hold
Joint Meeting
A joint meeting of the Crabtree
Hyder Mountain and Fines Creek
Home Demonstration Clubs was
held Thursday at the home of
Mrs. R. C. James on Fines rrk
with members of the Fines Creek
ciud serving as hostesses of the
Crabtree-Hyder Mountain Club.
Mrs. France Rogers, president
of the hostess group, welcomed the
guests and Mrs. Marshall Kirk
patrick, president of the visiting
group responded.
Luncheon was served on the
lawn and Miss Mary Cornwell,
Home Agent, eavp a demnnsirntinn
on More Livable Homes.
Dnring the business session the
Fines Creek group set August 11
as the date for the annual Dicnic
to be held at the home of Mrs.
Dee Clark with Mrs. Daisy Fer7
guson as joint hostess. Members
of this group also discussed plans
for sending a delegation to Raleigh
for Farm and Home Week.
The Crabtree-Hyder Mountain
club made plans for the picnic
meeting which will be held at the
home of Mrs. M. D. Davis on
Friday, August 19.
W.S.C.S. To Meet
In Boyd Chapel
The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service of the First Metho
dist Church will hold its July
meeting in the Boyd Memorial
Chapel at the church tomorrow
afternoon at 3:30 o'clock.
Mrs. Bonner Ray will be in
charge.
Miss Shirley Bevelheimer of
Washington, D. C, and Cpl. Tuck
Ray of the Army Air Corps, who
is stationed in Washington, are
here for a visit to the latter's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ray. The
visitors were guests of Mrs. Ray
and her children, Patience and
Clyde, Jr., at Nags Head for a week
before coming to Waynesville.
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Mr. and Mrs. Richard Paul Erwin
Mr. and Mrs. Erwin were married on Friday, July 1, at the
Rock Sprint; Baptist Church. Mrs. Erwin is the former Miss
Peggy Dee Medford. daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ray Md
iord of Crabtree. Mr. Erwin is the son of the Rev. and Mrs.
Thomas E. Erwin of Bethel.
Bride-Elect
Is Honored At
Bridge-Shower
Mrs. Noble Garrett, Sr., her
daughter. Mrs. Herbert Braren,
and Mrs. Noble Garrett, Jr., en
tertained with a dessert bridge and
surprise miscellaneous shower at
the home of Mrs. Garrett, Sr., Fri
day evening as a courtesy to Miss
Dorothy liielieson, whose marriage
to James King Stiingfield will be
an even! of August.
Summer flowers in mixed ar
rangements were used in decorat
ing the rooms.
- At the close of several progres
sions prizes were awarded to Mrs.
W. C. Nori'is. who held high score,
Mrs. Carleton Weatherby, who held
second high, and Mrs. Charles Ket
ner, who had low score. Miss Edith
Suiniiierrow was awarded the high
score pri'o at a table of rummy
and the bride-elect was presented
a gift of silver in her chosen pat
tern. The guest list included Miss
Rieheson, her mother, Mrs. L. M.
Rieliesoii. Miss Martha Stiingfield,
Mrs. Porter Frady, Mrs, Virgil
Smith, Mrs. W. C. Nnrris, Mrs.
Carleton Weatherby, Mrs. Charles
Ketner, Miss Tillie Rotha, Mrs.
W. ll Cobb, Mrs. Fred Campbell,
Mrs. Charlie Woodard, Mrs. Harry
Lee Liner, Jr., Miss Mary Lu El
wood, Miss Edith Summerrow,
Miss Edna Summerrow, Miss Ber
niee Harrell, and Miss Thelma Ann
Jones.
Visitors Are
Invited To
Episcopal Tea
Visiting members of the Episco
pal Church are invited to attend
an informal tea to be given at the
Parish House of Grace Episcopal
Church Tuesday evening.
The tea will follow a, short busi
nesjneetiru? of the Woman's. Aux-iliafe-ffiytght.o'riqck.
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wool?"
BABY SITTING
Any Night 7 to 1Z
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Between t and 7 P.M.
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Singleton-Mason
Marriage Is
Announced
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Mason of Can
ton have announced the marriage
of their daughter. Miss Mary Jo
Mason, to Bruce K. Singleton, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Singleton of
Canton, Route 2.
The marriage took place? in Clay
ton, Georgia on Monday, July 4.
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End of the season Prices now - on Summer Sheers, Sun-Backs
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Senator And
Mrs. Graham
Are Honored
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Queen
were hosts of a dinner at the
Queen Farm Saturday evening in
honor of Senator and Mrs. Frank
Graham, who spent the week-end
at the Queen farm after making
a tour of tlie western counties.
The table was centered with an
arrangement of mixed summer
Mowers.
Those atending in addition to
the guests of honor were Mr. and
Mrs. Sain Queen, Sr., Mr. and Mrs.
John Queen, Sr., Mrs. Carrie Han
nah. Mrs. Edith P. Alley, W. Curtis
Rus:-., and William Medford.
Mrs. Ferguson
Chairmanship
Held 16 Years
Mrs. Frank Fernuson, who has
served for the past sixteen years as
chairman of the Chris) ma-; Seal
Fund under the sponsorship of Hie
Waynesville Woman's Club, has re
signed. The work has been tinned
over to Dr. Mary Michal. superin
tendent of the district health de
partment, and Mrs. Frank Kinsey.
president of the Woman's Club, un
til a new chairman is appointed by
frank V . Weusler ot Kateiuli. ex
ecutive secretary of the Christmas
Fund.
Mrs. Ferguson has done outstand
ing work in her territory whiih
covered every township in the
county with the exception of j
Clyde and Beavordam. During her
many years as chairman, she has
placed the Christmas seals in the
home of every school child.
Cruso Meeting To
Be Held Friday
Cruso residents will hold their
Community Development Program
meeting at 7:30 p. m. Friday at
Cruso School.
Waters of Great Sail Lake are . W9L
about six times as sally as the The total land area ol u I mini ffau.
ocean. Slates is 2.1)77. sniiaiv mil.-
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Miss M Moody
Is Married To
David Medford
Mr. and Mrs. I.,- ,,.
Waynesville have
marriage of 1 1 1 - i i - u.,,,:
Mohela Moods, t,, .u
Medford. son (,i i,
Bryan D. Medlurd -.,
ville.
The ceremony touk ,;
in-day, July 2, at tl:i- i,. ...
.1. C. Green, in ( '!.,;, i,,n
Mrs. Medtord i ,,
the Wa.Mie-.Ailii, 'I',,,,,
School and lui the ... ;
has been connected v. ,ih
l:. aim
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Mr ,
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ican Red Cru:
D. C. She is at
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at the County Faun
fiee here.
Pvt. Medford i- a I
of Waynesville Hist,
is now stationed with
at Fort Eustis, Ya.
Mr,
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Ratcliffe Cove
CD Meeting Sot
For Thursday
-. By MRS. ALC1E liATCl.irri
Mountaineer Corn-.J(Mi,!, u
Assistant Count v A:,;' t,,,,.,
Cathey will discuss lecu-.itM.ii ;n
the organization ol ;i niirii',,
program when he a-M:. n
members of the l!;,i, !,n.. i ,,v
ct nmunity Thursday i.i-. lit
The announcement w;u iu,,tr u
day by Community ( li.ni :n,in I
C. Francis, who said tin- ( 'unmu
nity Development I'lo-iam
ing would open at H p in ,,i p.
E 1 i z a b e I h Chapel Mi ih, .
Church.
Also scheduled for the niniii.
is the further devolopim ni ui i:,,i
for the Ratcliffe Cove nnnnuini!
recreation project, which h
ready been started.
Mr. Francis also s
freshments committee n
have a "fine serving" arrai
the visitors at the nicrliug.
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