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OF INTEREST TO WOMEN
SOCIETY and CLUB
MRS. BEN SLOAN, Society Editor Office l'hone
The Marios Are
Hosts Of
Buffet Supper
Mr. and Mr- Harold
hosts ul a buhVi up,,, i
home Saturday ....
the dame ;ii i h- i'n ,ii,,.i
The eent v .1- -:r. ,1 1.
Mr. and Mi- II ,-
Whose lil.il i i.;-'f !, , i. i
spring
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throughout ,ih ;;..-.!
flower:
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Miss GooldI
Honored At
Social Event
M,sS Margaret
Could, bride-elect
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was 1 1 1 ) 1 1 ' 1 1 d .,1 a
FunV' I.ikIl'i Sa'
with Mi- F M I
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Mrs Id". Caiuphel
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Al l ail'-'elia ,l
Were II-id ll 1
Mrs 'ampin
upon hi nal ;
reived u it h tin
mother ami In
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Mi
pie Taylor and Mi
sided iit thi cotl
Tile boiioi e;u
a gift of cr.-t:,l
Around 7a vu
the hours from
o'clock.
boil
laid.
I ua- pre-enled
-I- called during
( lev en until one
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We love work . . .
we ccssa sit and watch it for
especially when electricity is doing it
for a few pennies a day!
What els. does so much, yet costs so little? Elee- ity for more and more jobTAnd because of tnTilcilT
tricity Is one real, old-fashioned bargain in your and experience of your friends and neighbor in
J"0!6!" baf. Thar, because people use electric- this company, under sound busimst raanagemMkl
"MEET CORlttS ARCHEf ty dlitjuljWjdr. JilS - Spi-l fc Utn Tt, "
(CAROLINA POWER O 1IQHT COMPANY)
Sheath Suit
One-piece bathing suit
By VERA WINSTON
DARLIN'J daughtei looks love
ly this season, whether she plunges
into the briny or just drapes her
self prettily on the beach. Aftei
a period of "anything goes" for
swim togs, back we come to the
graceful or.e-piecer but all done
up in new figure-Mattering charm.
This one is a lastex sheath, shirred
in front foi prettinnss and ease.
The top is strapless (a halter
string detachable if desired).
There is a cuff over the bra tup,
and the suit is zipped !i ourk.
West Canton
Club Meets With
Mrs. Earl Poe
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West Canton llonir
ion Club nu t Tliiir il,
" at III. home ol Mi
' Mi W. S. Millhail
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11,
Mrs. Lewis Siintoi'il was
'i 1 1 ' I a r y to lil a vacancy
olfieial bo.ud of III,. 1 dull
al ,0 named a- a delegate
and Home Week 111 ftalcieli
toll
eleeled
oil the
'lle vas
i Farm
August
Flails for Hie annual
picnic
were
el a-
discussed and Alien I 2
Wa- '
the date lor the ,-v, ul ,
The group aei eed t,, wot k for
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ACTIVITIES
700 Home Phone 462-J
Schedule For
Home Clubs Is
Announced
Miss Mary Cornwell, county
home di moil ..(ration agent, has an
iii, iiiuetl the -cliedlile of liome club
iut i line fur Aumi't as follows:
Tut--d.i, An-' 2, tteaveidam
unh .Mis Joe Cm hum at p. ni.
Wednesday, Aug. 3, Aliens
Cret k I'o be announced.
Fi ida . Au. 5. Jonathan Creek
Mr- John William-- at 7 p. m.
ll.ur-ila. An-'. I). Delhvood
' At the Method! ( Church at 5 p. m.,
Family Picnic.
hi ida . Aue 11.'. I-Hies
Willi Mi-. Dee Cl.uk at
Creek
7 p. m.,
l-'iiiiiii;. Picnic.
Fi id.,;. ua 1 :'. Iron Duff With
Mi II.ikiv Calduell at II) lit) a. m.,
Fa mil;. Punic.
Mi'iidav. Au:. 15. Morning Star
-- Willi Mis. I!. II. Worley at 2
P. in . Family Picnic.
Monday. Aim. la. Ratcliffe Cove
- -Pa nic at 7 p. m.
l uisdav. Auk. Hi. Holers Cove
With Mrs. Guy Fullbright at b':30
P in . Family Picnic.
Tuesday. Auk. Hi. W'aynesville
Home Makers Club Family Picnic
at 7 p. in.
Wednesday. Aug. 17. Bethel
Tour of Fxpcriment Station and
Family Picnic. f p. m.
Thursday. Aug. 18, Maggie
Family Picnic, 11 a. m.
Friday. Aug. li). Crabtree-Hvder
M: With Mrs. M. V. Davis at
7 p in.
Monday. Aug. 22. Junaluska To
be decided.
Tuesday. Aug. 23. Saunook
Wi'h Mrs. Sieve Plcnimons at 7:30
p. in.
'i dnnsday. AufT. 24, Clyde
Willi Mrs T. H Hogers at 2 p. m.
Wednesday, Aug. 24. Cecil
With Mrs. A. M. Frazier at 1 p. m.
Thursday. Aug. 25. West Canton
Recreation Park, Family Picnic
,il 11 a. in.
Monday, Aug. 2!). McKimnion
All Day Sanding Demonstration,
uith Mrs. W. L. Amnions.
tendance records and reading cer-
tlliealt s.
Ml Alary Cm nwell. home agent,
pre euled the program which was
a (lenion Ji at lun on More Livable
Home-;.
New members welcomed at llie
inei tin." were Mrs. Wesley Heals,
Mi-'. Iloudl new, Mis. F. V.
Shuck, Mi--;. Frank Hyatt, and Mrs
Doiial.e, li.ilhbone.
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TAKING TIME OUT from "being shot" herself on the famed Italian Isle of
Stromboli where she is currently making a new picture, film star Ingrid
Bergman is shown with her camera after she photographed an erupting
volcano. Ingrid's latest picture, directed by Roberto Rossellini, is now
in its final stages of production on the Island. (fnternariona!)
Mrs. Nichols
Is Hostess For
Home Club
Mrs. Ed Nichols was hostess for
the July meeting of the Hogers
Cove Home Demonstration (Tub at
her home Friday afternoon. Mrs.
Guy Fulbrighl, president, presided
and Mrs. V. f). Dryman, secretary,
gave ;i report of the last meeting.
Miss Mary Corn-well, home agent,
gave a demonstration on More Liv
able Homes and reports were given
by project leaders.
Mrs. A. K. Burnette, gardens
leader, urged th members to make
an effort to produce fall gardens to
replace those destroyed by the
heavy rains of the past weeks.
Mrs. Guy Fulbrighl, dairy leader,
recommended the feeding of chop
ped grains to dairy calves.
Mrs. Dryman. home beautifica
tion leader, spoke of her experi
ence in mixing paints for a more
attractive and pleasing color
scheme ill the li in i ic and suggested
that colors be tried on a small
areu before applying paint to an
entire wall.
Mr-- Marie McCracken, food con
servation leader, p.ave her recipe
lor 'Paragon Vinegar Pickles; and
Mrs. Fail fiamev, health leader,
announced that a vaccination clinic
would be held in the community on
Augiii.t 12.
The a, made pians for a fam
ily picnic to be held ill August at
the liome of Mrs. Guy Fulbright,
and a lamp conversion workshop to
be hi Id in September.
Presbyterian
Circle To Meet
Circle No. 1 of the Women of
the First I'l e- bv tei ian Church, of
which Mi -. J. W. Killian is chair
man, will meet Tuesday afternoon
at 3:30 o'clock id the home of
Mrs. I. J. Brown. Mrs. Robert
Gibson will be eo-hostess.
-! -f
Herbert Mathcson of Savannah.
Ga.. who is spending his vacation
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. IL
C. Mathcson. in Canton, visited
friends here over the week end '
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f Meei can he made strong enough
to withstand a pull of
pounds per square inch.
500,000
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v'.'He 'plays first b-a-s-s for Philadelphi--Bot b-a-a-e
ITALIAN VOLCANO
Methodist
Circles Meet
Tomorrow
Circles of the Woman's Society
of Christian Service of the First
Methodist Church will meet tomor
row as follows:
Circle No. 1 will meet at 3:30
p.m. in the Boyd Memorial Chapel
at the church with Mrs. Dee Clark
arid Mrs. W. L. Hardin as hostesses.
Circle No. 2 will meet at 3:30
at the home of Mrs. James R.
Boyd with Mrs. T. W. Jones of
Florida as eo-hostess.
Circle No. 3 will meet at 8 p.m.
at the home of Mrs. Harvey Dulin.
Circle No. 4 will meet for a pic
nic supper at 6 o'clock in Ratcliffe
Cove with Mrs. Will Ratcliffe, Mrs.
Carl Ratcliffe, and Mrs. Lawrence
Leatherwood as hostesses.
Circles Nos. 5 and 6 will hold a
joint picnic meeting in the City
Park at 6:30 p.m.
Mrs. Edwards
Entertains For
Mrs. Davenport
Mrs. Johnny Edwards was host
ess of a dinner bridge on Thurs
day evening in honor of Mrs. R. B.
Davenport of Durham, who former
ly resided here.
Mixed summer flowers were used
throughout the house and the
tables at which the guests were
seated for dinner were decorated
with low bowls of floating gladioli
centered with lighted tapers.
Following the bridge games the
high score prize was awarded to
Mrs. Felix Stovall. the low score
prize to Mrs. Howard Clapp snd
the bingo prize went to Mrs. Dan
Watkins. Mrs. Davenport was also
presented a gift by the hostess.
The guests were Mrs. Davenport
and her mother, Mrs. Mary Smith,
also of Durham. Mrs. Dan Watkins,
Mrs. J. II. Howell, Jr., Mrs. Felix
Stovall. Mrs. Howard Clapp, Mrs.
Noel Phillips, Mrs. John Stephens,
Mrs. Leon Killian, Jr., Mrs. Cliff
Meant ot Biloxi, Miss., Mrs. Char
tie Woodard, Mrs. Hugh Daniel,
and Mrs. J. W. Reed, Jr.
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Mr. and Mrs. Raymond ffart arid
son, naymond, Jr., left last week
lor a vacation in New England.
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Edith G, Mayo
Is Bride Of
J. W. May
Miss Edith Geneva Mayo, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Mayo of
Asheville, and Jefferson WiJliam
May of Hazel wood, son of Mrs.
Nora H. Miy and the late T. A.
May of Flats, were married Sun
day afternoon in the Weaverville
Presbyterian cnurcn.
The Rev. H. B. Dendy, pastor,
performed the ceremony.
The church was decorated with
baskets of white gladioli and
branched candelabra against a 1
background of fern. i
A program of wedding music was I
presented by Mrs. Bernard Fergu-
son, organist, and James IL Brown,
Jr., vocalist.
Tlie bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore an ankle length
dress of white ejelet embroidered
batiste and a halo hat of white
maline. She carried a nosegay oi
white roses, valley lilies and tube
roses. Mrs. James H. Brown, Jr., sister
of the bride, was matron of honor
and wore a blue dress like that of
the bride. Her headdress was of
summer flowers and slip carried
a nosegay of mixed flowers.
E. M. Jones of Canton served as
best man and ushers were Harold
O. Dayton of Canton and George A.
Martin of Asheville, brother-in-law
of the bride.
After the ceremony the couple
left for a wedding trip and on their
return will reside in Hazelwood.
Mrs. May is a graduate of Wood
fin High School and of Spartanburg
General Hospital School of Nurs
ing. At present she is employed as
assistant superintendent of nurs
ing at Memorial Mission Hospital,
Asheville.
Mr. May is a graduate of Hayes
ville High School and Young-Har
ris College and attended Western
Carolina Teachers College. He is
a member of the State Highway Pa
trol with headquarters in Hazel-
wood.
Baptist Society
Meets Tuesday
The Woman's Missionary Society
of the First Baptist Church will
meet in the Upper Room at the
church Tuesday at 8 p.m.
The Ann Hasseltine Judson Cir
cle will have charge of the pro
gram and the Lottie Moon Circle
will serve as hostess.
Canadians estimate their country
iias i,uiiii square miles oi for-
ested area.
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by his father and
The grief -stricken mother
estranged husband, .
manufacturer, took the y,JUI,s; !
to the mov.es with hi,,, aild
returned. (iterfl,ir
Mrs. Medford
Is Honored At
Dessert Bridge
Miss Betty Bradley ;uui ,.,. M
ter, Miss Jean Ann I!,ndl,.
tained at a dessert bruit;,, nd
afternoon at their linu. ,1,''
Eagle's Nest Road as ;, ,-,-..,
to Mrs. Phil Medford. I): i,,. , ,,..
month.
The hostesses and Mrs. Mi dluni
the former Miss Mildred U(k ,
Cameron, S. C, atlendcd Hn nm.
College together and ai c nu-n;!., , -
ol the Phi Mu Sorurih.
The party appoinl menu ,
pink and white, the 1'lu Mu ,,,
and pink carnations and W:nt.
gladioli were used m (Iccoraiiiij!
Following the games prizes
awarded to Mrs. Alvni Ward, who
held high score and Mis. Ham
Whisenhunt. who had low Muic
The honor guest was also ihim iii
ed a gift.
Those playing were Mrs. Med
ford, Mrs. N. M. Medio, d. Mi
Bebe Medford, Miss Man Am:
Massie, Mrs. John T. Sclidl. Mis.
Alice Fincher, Mrs. ,,,e ,,u.
Mrs. Alvin Ward. Mrs. limn uIik-
enhunt, and Mrs. Paul Mi Fhm.
Jimmy Stringfield lelt I ridin to
spend a few (lavs in I'lula.le
on business.
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