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OF INTEREST TO WOMEN
SOCIETY and CLUB
MBS. BEN SLOAN, Society Editor Office Phone
Mrs. Medford
Is Honored At
Bridge Luncheon
Mis. Phil Medford, a reeen'
bride, was honored on Tuesday
when Mrs. Jack Messer and her
daughter. Miss Jackie Sue Messer.
and Mrv Crayden Ferguson enter
tained at a Iridpe luncheon at the
home of M.s. Ferguson.
Arrangements of mixed garden
flowers in ;;.stel sliades were used
throu';hou' the house
l'ridcc was played before Unuli
eon and prizes were awarded to
Mrs Johnny Ferguson, who held
high score. Mrs. Thomas Campbell
who held low score, and Mrs. N. F
Lancaster, who won the cut. A gift
was also presented to the honoree.
The guests included Mrs. Med
ford, Mrs. N. M. Medford, Miss
lithe Medford. Mrs. Kimball Bar
ber, Mrs. Thomas I.. Campbell, Jr .
Mrs. William Ri Mrs. Howard
HaU. Mrs Charles Ketner, Mrs
,1 V Hay. Mrs. Harold Massie.
Mrs. I! N. Barber. Jr.. Mrs. James
M. I, on-. Mrs. Joe Doggett. Mrs
Huh Mas-ie. Mrs. R. R. Camp
hell. Miss Til le Rotha. Mrs. A. H
IVBrruil. Mrs VVhitener Prevost.
Mrs. Johnny Ferguson. Mrs. Carle
ton Wealherby. Mrs. II. L. Buchan
an, Mrs. liufus Siler, Mrs. Wood--on
Jones. Mrs. J. H. Way. Jr.. and
Mis. William Medford.
Joining this group at luncheon
were Mrs. N. F. Lancaster and
Mrs James Kilpatrick.
The Clausons
Entertain For
Florida Visitors
Mr and Mrs. Eric Clauson ot
Waynesville and St. Petersburg.
Fla . entertained a group of friends
from St. Petersburg at their home
here on Sunday.
The guests were entertained at
golf in the afternoon followed by a
barbecue supper.
At the party were Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Cermak. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Dickson. Mr. and Mrs. Fonda
Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schiller.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schippert, Mr.
and Mrs. James McGovern, Russ
Sheldon. Judge Dunn, Larry Bay
nard. Maynie Martin, ail of St.
Petersburg, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Cox of Wichita Falls, Tex.
Plotts To Entertain
Friends August 28
Friends and relatives of Mr and
Mrs. Dave Plott will gather at the
Plott home on Soco Gap RoacJ on
August 28 for a picnic and general
get-together.
Mrs. Plott said in her announce
ment today that all friends are in
vited to bring a picnic lunch.
Jasmine and rose are found in
almost every good perfume.
WAYNESVILLE LODGE No. 17i!)
B P O E
Meets Second and Fourth Tuesday
At 8 P. M.
All Visiting Elks Welcome
MASONIC TEMPLE BUILDING
HEADLINE
NEWS...
All The Important News Is
Not On The Front Page
Take A Look At The
WANT AD PAGE
Here are accumulated available goods and services from
unusual sources. Here you can make your own offerings
of unneeded items. Here you can find listed the many
essential services which you need and for which you may
seek in vain through the ordinary channels.
For Scoops Read The
Want Ads Every Week
The Mountaineer
Phone 700
Cool Cotton
Lingerie
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Whit batiste slip with eyelet
embroidery.
By VERA WINSTON
COOL COTTON lingerie is
summer boon for which we are
duly grateful. Here is a daimy
slip in tine white batiste, the aris
tocrat of cotton weaves. It if trade
with a two-way top to meet com
petition from its rayon, ilk nJ
nylon counterparts. It can b
worn with button-on straps, the
buttons concealed beneath the
lace, or it may be strapless. Band
of eyelet embroidery with lace in
lets trim the top and hem. Baby
ribbon drawn through the top is
tied twice to make it more se
cure when worn without straps.
Miss Dearborn
Is Engaged To
Ens. R. L. Lee
Announcement has been made of
the engagement of Miss Mary Ann
Dearborn, daughter of Mrs. Jean
A. Dearborn, of San Diego, Cali
fornia, to Ensign Robert L. Lee, Jr..
L'SN. son of It. L. Lee and the late
Mrs. Nell Dyer Lee of Waynesville.
The wedding will take place in San
Diego on August 28.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
San Luis Rev Academy.
Ensign Lee is a 1948 graduate of
the United States Naval Academy
at Annapolis, and for the past sev
eral months has been stationed in
California. He graduated at the
Waynesville High School before
entering Annapolis.
IS
ACTIVITIES
700 Home Phone 462-J
Joint Hostesses
Entertain For
Bride Elect
Mrs. Grayden Ferguson. Mrs.
Jack Messer and her daughter. Miss
Jackie Sue Messer, were joint host
esses of a dinner bridge Kiven Tues
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Ferguson, as a courtesy to Misr
, Dorothy Richeson. w hose marriage
' to Janes King Stringfield w ill take
place? next week.
I The rooms in which the guests
were received were decorated with
garden flowers in pastel shades.
Following the games prizes were
awarded to Miss Betsy Lane Quin
! Ian, who had top score. Miss Ethel
Evans, who held low score, and Mrs.
j Boyd Owen, who won the cut. The
! bride-elect was also presented a
gift.
The guests were Miss liicheson
Mrs. L. M. Richeson. Miss Ethel
Evans, Mrs. Eric Clauson. Mrs
! David Hyatt. Mrs M. H. Bowles.
Mrs. Felix Stovall. Mrs. Hallett
; Ward, Mrs. Raymond Lane, Mrs.
; Milliard Atkins. Mrs. James W.
Deed. Jr.. Mrs. R. L. Coin. Mrs.
C. C. White. Mrs. George Bischoff
! Mrs. Kermlt Chapman. Mrs. Wen
die Dunbar. Mrs. James Mann. Mrs
1 Boyd Owen. Miss Betsy Lane Quin
lan. Miss Mary Ann Massie. Mrs.
T. Lenoir Gwyn, Mrs. Dan Wat
kins. Mrs. Johnny Johnson, Mrs.
j Tom Lee. Mrs. Charles E. Kay, Mrs.
i 1!. Stuart Robcrson, Mrs. C. J
' Recce and Mrs. Bonner Ray.
I Joining the group for dinner
i were Mrs. W. B. Evans, grandmoth
er of the bride-elect, and Mrs. Min-
, thorne Reed.
The Charles Lees
Are Honored At
Dinner Party
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Gwyr
were hosts of a dinner on Tuos
day evening at their home on In.
Country Club Drive, .is a courted
to their guests. Mr. and Mrs
Charles A. Lee. of Shreveport
La.
The rooms were decorated will,
iases of gladioli and other sum
mer flowers.
Attending the pail- i addite.r
to the honor guests vcie Mr. an.
Mrs. H. L. Lee, Sr.. Mr and Mis
lorn Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Woodward. Mr. and Mrs. Davit
Felmet. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pic
vost, Mr. and Mrs. Whitener Pic
vost, Mr. and Mrs Richard Barber
Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sloan, ant'
Mrs. Cameron Lewis f Charles
ton. W. Va.. who is also a guest ol
the Gwyns.
Dr. Ferguson
Has New Post
Dr. Charles Ferguson, U.S.N.. has
recently completed a special course
at Jefferson Medical College, ant!
has been made chief surgeon al I hi
Portsmouth Naval Hospital. Mrs
Ferguson, who is the former Miv
Glennie Coinan of Lake .lunaluska,
has joined her husband in Ports
mouth.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dungar
have returned to their home in
Elizabelhton. Tenn., after a visit
to Mrs. Dungan's brother-in-law
and sister. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Coin
BUTTON PARADE . . . The three suits pictured above are typical of the fall silhouette, with slim,
buttoned skirts. Left, pin-check elfect in mouse-gray worsted, with velvet collar and skirt buttoned
from waist to hem; center, clay-gray sharkskin with many buttons, large patch pockets; right, fall
entree in brown-toned worsted, with braid and button trim. All fabrics are by John Walther.
By DOROTHY ROE
Associated Press Fashion Editor
Mutton up your silhouette ...
This scents to be the theme
song of fall fashions, as suits,
oats and dresses break out in a
ash of buttons.
The slim suit silhouette especi
illy lends itself to button trimming,
villi skirls slit and buttoned al
rout side or back. Some of the
tew suit skirts button all the way
up the front, others have side but
nns from waist to hem.
There is some variety in jackets,
he most popular style, however,
jeing medium length, sleek and
Mted. with velvet collar and
sometimes culls.
Fabrics are more important than
jver in the fall suit picture, with
nany handsome new light-weight
weeds in unusual colors and
Miss Richeson
Is Feted By
Miss Bischoff
Miss Dorothy Richeson. bride-
'lect. was honored at a coffee hour
;iven on Tuesday morning wilh
Miss Ann Bischoff as hostess at her
home in llazelwood.
The hostess was assisted in re
reiving by her mother. Mrs. George
.'lishofV. and her sister. Miss Nan
y Bischolf.
Arrangements of white gladioli
:nd other white flowers were used
o carry out the bridal motif in
lecoraling.
The Rue-Is included members of
be Senior Girl Scout Troop, of
vbich Miss Richeson has been the
eader and the hostess is a mem
ier The hostess presented the hon
r guest with a gift of silver and
be scout troop presented her a
silver vegetable dish and a gift of
hina in her chosen pattern.
The guests were Misses Mary
lane Rogers. Lillian Knox Med
ford. Mildred Medford, Betty No
land, Joyce Carter, Brent Chap
man. Dolf Kienast, Margaret Recce.
Ann Rector, Katherino Hyatt, Dor
othy Norris. Mary Ann Massie.
Mary Jean West. Joan March. Viv
ian Watkins. Mary Osborne. Bette
Hannah. Katherine Calhoun. Betty
Brown, Mary Nell Bryson, and Pat--y
Rogers, all members of the Girl
Scout Troop; Miss Mary Lu El
wood, assistant troop leader; Mrs.
L M Richeson, Miss Lois Massie.
Mrs W. B. Evans, Miss Ethel Evans,
Mrs. Thomas Stringfield, Mrs. Sam
Strinslield, and Miss Martha
Sti ingfield.
Presbyterian
Circle Will
Have Tea
Circle No. 1 of the Presbyterian
Church will give a tea Tuesday,
August 23. at the home of Miss
Alice Quinlan. on Pigeon Street
The event will honor Mrs. Hamil
ton Akers. a member of the circle,
and her mother-in-law. Mrs. Ernest
Akers. who are moving to Meadow
iew, Va., to reside.
All members and women nf h
church and other friends of the
; honor guests are invited to call be
i tween four and six o'clock in Hip
afternoon. No invitation, other
than this notice, will be extended.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Harris, who
were on a wedding trip in this
section, visited the latter's aunt,
Mrs. R. L. Coin, this week before
returning to their home in Char
lotte. Mrs. Harris is the former
Miss Miriam Isenhpur.
Miss Eva Leatherwood of Wash
ington, D. C, is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Jsck relmet.
patterns.
The taupe tones are tops, rang
ing from deep slate gray to light
coffee brown. These rich new
neutrals may be worn with prac
tically any color accessories, and
are destined for long and useful
lives for that reason.
Shoulders are lightly padded as
a rule, achieving a rounded, natural
line. Waistlines are slim but no!
excessively nipped-in, and the sil
houette as a whole is slim and na
tural. You'll, be seeing small checks,
stripes and shadow plaids in tweeds
that have distinct texture interest,
First Showing Of The New Fall & Winter S
Sco These At Once, While Sizes
$re Complete.
j J I
I ::--mP&tM
meet the
changing seasons
in a.
two complete coats in one
j in gabardine and other,
fine virgin wool fabrics.
$75.00
"EXCLUSIVE WITH
The over-all effect usually is neu
tral but often is achieved by a
subtle blending of colors.
In the dressier category there
are new chiffon-weight broad
cloths that look almost like satin,
used for after-five suits of great
elegance. A deep navy blue
threatens the supremacy of black
in this field, and braid and button
trimmings again are in high favor.
Skirts are mid-calf length no
longer.
It looks like a happy suit sea
son for Mrs. U.S.A.. with a sil
houette that is casual, simple and
easy to wear.
SKIPPER GABARDINE COATS
NATURAL, BROWN, GREEN, GREY and BLACK
Here' one wonderful coat to wear
all around the calendar. It's the
new Vasssr model Season Skipper.
with an all wool patented lining that
buttons in or out, sleeves and all,
according to your whim and the weather;
Beautiful 100 wool Venetian
Broadcloth in new fashion colors,
expertly tailored by the master
craltsmen who make the famous
Season Skipper men's coats. Also
and up ws.
US IN WAV'ESVILLt;
unjnmn hare well
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Miss Medford
Is Honored At
Bridge Party
Mrs.
George CraiM ...... .. In N J
May Medford were h,, .' ; ") 1.
a bridge party Monday ,.wln '.' '"";r.
ine nome ot Mrs. crilis Th, .,. K,
iair nonored Miss M(.i!,,i ,.wlt
er, Miss Mildred M,.,. " J,, $
HI 'lit (,.!,.
nonywooa, Florida.
for a visit to her parent
Mrs. W. C. Medford
h.w erf k. ' i
Mr
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an, r ..
The rooms were I,TI ;,,r(
bowls of nMstnrti.,..,
'I II
onn arran-v
ments of mixed wild (!,,,.,,, "
Following the games
iBciiiiuiii ano Mis .1
'f Mr-'RVv
Cracken were
o-i.nl.wl
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prizes and Miss Mildivd l,,n.. ,
ana mrs. L,iarK Medlnrd w,m
score prizes.
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A salad course
the hostesses.
w as
Among those iinn,
v-cri- 1 lio f 1 ratis JUrsl
honor guest, Mr
rs J. Klllus M,.. : lllUllEath,"
Cracken, Miss Helen C.ivcn and Jan' SuttwV
rars. Miinred liarilm f n,ar. rick. DriBJ
waici, nujiuu, mrs. iiaiuld Tin-. "m- Folk tj
Bs..., la.o. ..a.ij n iiiseiiiiuni. Mrs 1 1 "i AiJ
Fred Campbell. Mrs. Ned Carver i Blbr Sw,
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mis. u. u. nigoy ol s,t Petersburg. Uroapi
Miss Josephine Cabe. Mis Sohe 'M'"'t bv rj
Diysun, miss wane I'lott. Miss dlH!
Margaret Perry, Mrs. Mias Kcru-. Awftw
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son, mrs. aames iiregory nl Can- 1(11
ton, Miss h annic Pearl Kelmet. : '''
Mrs. Henry Gibson of llnllvwimd I MnnTm,
Florida, Miss Elizabeth McOrarkcn.: Mlv SuJ
Miss Kva Lcatherwood. Mis. .lack i '"""'wttl
Felmet, Mrs. Louise Luninn Mrs i''n
Ed Minchen of New York, Mrs. ,lr Sk
Herbert Lester and Misses 0jvi. ! ''it;iitn-d il
Jane and Merrill Green and miiir
Annual Picnic
To Be Held At
Bradley Home
Ihe annual picnic lor emplnyiTs j H (' Sm'
of the former Suncrest I .uniber ' and Elirabeth
Company and their tamilirs will ! : s-taff attr
held Sunday, August ill. al the1 Mr si,
home of Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Iliad-'to h &
ley on the Fan-view Road. 'fourueefe
Around 100 guests arc expected1 The first tu!
to spend the day. A picnic luiuh I uas fnr buys
will be served on the lawn. fm pt,
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