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THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
SET FOR 'MISS AMERICA' PAGEANT
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN
SQCIETY and CLUB ACTIVITIES
MRS BEN SLOAN, Society Editor Office Phone 700 Home Phone 4C2-J
Mrs. French Davis Heislcr-Inman
Is Hostess Of
Home Club
Mi I" n m h I);ivi was hostess
for 1 hi- September mectinc of the
Iroii Hi'tV Heme IVmon-Urallon
Club which wa- held Knday after
noon. Mr Fannie D.ivi-. pn sidenl .
presided.
A demolish Mtion en Dillerent
Ways lo Prepare ppies, was pc
vn hv Miss I'h ,. IVI.ohT. a-sist-a
tit home a ;ent
alrr reports included
nl Funds ami Nutn
f'ainiic lVivi-, Honii'
In Mrs V K Cham-
.lack
Marriage Is
Announced
on 1 iinian of
d the mar-
Mis
shr.
of
; Viet a
son of
Cedar
Propel 'e
a disi'tissioti
lion, hy Mr
Manafcenu nl
hers; and I'iniluir: hy Mr
Long.
A social hour
ins.
toilowcd the meet-
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ifaome Owned & Operated
Phone 32
Mr and Mrs Ander
Hctlicl have aiiiiounc
riaue ot their dauehtc
Ionian lo Mali hew Hi
Mrs Sallv Hci-lcr
Spruits. Mich.
The icrcn.om look place in the
I'.cthcl li.iplisi Church. Thursr'ay
evi'iiiim, u'-:iis J.V v 1 1 1 i the Iiev.
Calvin liissell pi onouncini; the
o s
The hndc as .Ptirid in a hlue
-nil uirh while at ces-nries and she
.arned a while Bible, lopped wi'h
a cors.iL'e of whi'e roses.
Mis lift t .lean lkirress was
maid ol honor . : i I wore a tan suit
.with a cors,ii:( oi while roses.
l,iid Franks, uncle oi the bride,
served as best man and ushers
ii. brother of the
li ppard.
ei oniony a reeep-
tbe home of Mr.
wen Wade Inn
hi ido. and Ma
Kol Nov me I he
!loii uas held
n
and Mrs
and aunl
The hr
el Ill
ness (
I
Col I'll Wrrdit.
of the bridegroom,
le is a graduate of
School an, I Wanton's
Mr-
lb
i-lcr will
i' Spi in;:s.
uncle
IJeth-
Ils-
111, ike
Mich.
Mrs. Marshall
Is Hostess Of
D.A.R. Meeting
the
ihe
Joint Hosts
Entertain With
Hayride-Dance
Eliahclh Watkins anl
rnlcrt, dned jointly al a
.leff
hav-
Mi
Iteece
ride and dance Friday ni'lit. They
were assisted by their parents Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Watkins and Mr. and
Mrs. C .1. Kcoco.
The pilosis assembled at the Wat
kins residence and rode to the
Hcecc's camp on Pitenit where
l hey danced and played ames.
HefreslinieiPs were also served at
the camp.
The cuesl list included Miss i
Uine Prcvosl, Miss Laura Woody.)
Miss Linda Sloan. Miss Sally Stov-,
all. Miss .Julia Ann Stovall. Miss !
Alleen Williams. Miss Joan Rat
clifT. Miss Cat lloed. Miss Nancy i
Francis. Miss Ann Coman Craw
ford, Jimmy Swift. Robert Massie. !
Carl Muiub . Kohert Stretcher.
Donald Coudill. Don Calhoun,!
Charles f,".sor. Miles Stanley.!
Charles Alloy. W ilhiirn Davis, Stan- i
ford Massie. Daje ltatcliffe-.' and)
George Dewey Stovall.
The initial fall meeting of
Dorcas Bell Love Chapter of
Daughters of the American Revo
lution was held at the home of
Mrs. Harry Marshall Friday after
noon. Mrs. J. W. Killian. regent, pre- ,
sided and reports were given b
officers and committee chairmen.
Two scrap books, compiled by ,
the late Mrs. Mary Love String-1
field Wulhern. founder of the Dor
cas Bell Love Chapter and first
elected State Repent, were pre
sented to the chapter by Mrs
W'ulbern's sister. Miss Margaret
Slringficld. The books, which con
tain clippings and minutes of the
lirst meetings of local, state, and
national D. A. R. groups as well
as many fads of lasting interest to
chapter members, were given l.
Mrs. Wulhern's son. Caistou Uu1
bern of Charleston, SC. They
will he placed in the D. A 1! Files
at the Haywood County Library
Miss Stringlield also presented to
the chapter a copy of one of her
original compositions. The Cornelia
Waltz, which was dedicated lo Mrs
Cornelia Fairbanks, president-general
of the I). A. It. at the lime
Mrs. Wulbern served as state re
gent. Mrs. Quinlan. a charier member
of the chapter who winked with
Mrs. Wulbern in its orgamal ion.
accepted the gifts on behalf of i he
chapter and expressed appreciation
to Miss Stringfield and Mr. Wul
bern.
Mrs J II. Henderson of Canton,
historian of the chapter, told of a
recent visit to Valley Forge and
the" Memorial Bell Tower.
Mrs. James H. Howell. Sr.. chair
man of Indian work, reported that
100 magazines had been sent to
Ihe Cherokee Indian School, and
the chapter voted to send its usual
contribution to the scholarship fund
for the school.
Mrs. Howell as senior president
of the C. A. R. society Also reported
on the first fall meeting of that
group.
Mrs.
ported
and a
su m mer
J. M. Long, treasurer, re
receipts from a food sale
flag sale held during the
and Miss Ida Penny.
IN ATLANTIC CITY, New Jersey, lo compete for the coveted title of "Miss
America," these four contestants are shown in the bathing suits they'll
wear during the competition. They are (1. to r.): Wanda Nalepa, Buffalo,
"Miss New York State"; Betty Jane Crowley. Egg Harbor, "Miss Now
Jersey"; Loreen Osgood, "Miss New York City", and Miriam Lapayow-
(intcrnaiionoi aouiiujjimm;
Miss Rogers Is
New President
Of Tally-Ho Club
Members of I lie Tally-Ho Club
of Waynosville Township High
School elected Mary Jane Rogers
their president at their first meet
ing of the new school year last
Wednesday.
Miss Rogers succeeds Margaret
Reeee. who presided over Hie initial
session.
Molly Noland was elected vice
president; Lillian Knox Medford.
secretary; and Ann Rector, histori
an. Discussion over Hie acceptance
of new members occupied Ihc ma
jor portion of the business session.
Faculty advisor of the club is
Miss Alma Jackson of the school's
English department.
the
. O.
the
the
' Sue Owen:
man class at
1 week.
: will enter the fresh
Mars Hill College this
WAYNESVILLE LODGE No. 176!)
B P O E
Meets Second and Fourth Tucsd
At 8 P. M.
All Visiting Elks Welcome
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l A BONUS GIFT FOR ft l-pk
M RUYINO EARLY IN SEASON TbV"j
- . . i ,
j chairman of approved schools, an- ,
i nounced that two boxes of cloth-i
ling, valued at $35.00. had been
sent to Crossnore School.
I The chapter voted ' to send a
j $50.00 scholarship to Crossnore.
J Mrs. S. H. Bushnell, parliamen- '.
tarian, gave excerpts from a let
' ter from the state parliamentarian,
j and Mrs. Killian announced that a
j Flag Day program, sponsored by,
the chapter over Radio Station
WHCC. had been presented hy
1 Mrs. W. A. Hyatt.
Committees were appointed for
the district I). A. R. meeting
which will be held here at the
First Presbyterian Church on Tues
day. September 27. with Dorcas
Bell Love Chapter as hostess,
j A social hour followed the meet
ing at which time the hostess was
: assisted by Miss Margaret llabn
j in serving refreshments. Special
' Guests were Mrc. R. H. Mitchell.
: Mrs Janie Love Taliaferro, and
i Mrs. Marguerite Briggs Ware ol
j Washington. D. C,
j Ray Rogers, son of Mr. and Mrs.
j Frank Rogers .Is a member of the
1 senior class at Mars Hill Junior
j College this year.
I t
Miss Barbara Milncr. daughter
j of Mrs. II B. Milner of Hoot. 1
Waynosville, will enter the Iro'-h-j
man class at Beiea College this
! week.
j Miss Eugenia Boone, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boone, is a
member of the senior class at Mais
Hill Junior College.
ker, "Miss Greater Philadelphia."
Maggie WSCJS
Reorganized At
Recent Meeting .
The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service of the Maggie Metho
dist Church was reorganized at a
meeting last Wednesday by the
Rev. .'. K IV Houser, pastor of
Dellwood Methodist Charge.
He was assisted by Mrs. F
Diyman and Mrs. Houser at
meeting, which was held at
church.
Mrs. Fred Henry was elected
provident of the Society; Mrs. Ilo
bail While, vice-president; Mrs.
Francos llolston, recording secre
tary; Mrs. Albert Siler. treasurer;
Mrs William llolston, promotion
st ere! ary;
Mrs. Glenn Campbell, spiritual
lile secretary; Mrs. Crockett Camp
bell and Mrs. Bertil Woblgreen,
secretary of Christian social rela
tions and local church activities;
Mrs. Myrtle White, secretary of
missionary education and Bible
study; Mrs. v. A. Henry, secretary
ot v oid Ii and students;
Mrs. Grady Henry, secretary ol
children; Mrs. Jack Campbell, s'-c-i
clary ot supplies and service; Mrs.
Ktla Hall, secretary of status of
women: and Mrs. Robert Massie.
secretary of publicity.
It was announced that the offi
cers' training day would be held
September 2il at 10 a.m. at the Dell
wood Methodist Church, and the
special program at Maple Grove at
;i p in. September 18.
The staled meeting of the So
ciety was scheduled for 2 p.m.
Wednesday following the second
Sunday of each month.
Mrs. Moody Heads
Dellwood WSCS
The Rev. J. E. B. Houser lead
the Dellwood Methodist Church in
iis reorganization program of the
Woman's Society of Christian Serv
ice Wednesday. He was assisled ls
Mrs. F. O. Dryman. Waynosville
District Promotion Secretary, and
Mrs. Houser.
Afttr devotional end some gen
oral discussion officers were elect
ed as follows:
President. Mrs. Ned Moody: Vice
President, Mrs. Sam McCrcary;
Sec. -Treasurer, Mrs. Walter Ket
ncr; Secretary Spiritual Life, Mrs
Frank Henjry; Secretary Christian
! Social Relations and Local Church
Activities. Mrs. Grady Moody and
Mrs. Fannie Ferguson; Secrelarj
Education and Bible Study, Mrs
Grady Honcycutt End Mrs. Wilbur
Whidden; Seccrtary Youth and
Studen's, Mrs. Ned Carver; Secre
tary Children. Mrs. Taylor Fergu
son; Secretary Supplies and Serv
ice, Miss Vesie Parton; Secretary
Publicity, Mrs. J. E. B. Houser.
'Ihe day and hour for the Soci
ety were set as Wednesday, follow
ing the third Sunday of each
month, at the church.
The reorganized Society asked
Mrs. Dryman to hold an officers'
liiiining day for the Dellwood. Mag
gie, Maple Grove, and Elizabeth
Chapel Churches at the Dellwood
Churches on Wednesday, Sept. 28.
This was scheduled and neighbor
ing Societies are invited.
After a social hour the meeting
adjourned.
W.S.C.S. To
Meet Tuesday
The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service of the First Methodist
Church will meet at the Boyd
Memorial Chapel Tuesday, at 3:30
p.m.
Mrs. Bonner Kay will preside
and Mrs. P. E. Bingham of Fines
Creek will have charge of the pro
gram. Christmas Dance
To Be Held
December 23
Bela Sigma Phi Snrorily of
Waynosville will hold its annual
Christmas Dance this year, Decem
ber 23, at the Armory.
Charlie Spivak and his orchestra
will play, Mrs. Bill Norris of the
Sorority said today in her announcement.
x mub v ;inn s i
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Uub Meets
Tho I.l. .
'ration Club met Tlmr."d"H!
noon at the homt. of tu. , a,ir
Mrs. France K, . T prnt
presided. ""v o
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be held at lh 5"u
McCrackcn when a detn S "
n Textile Pa i, ,"n"..d m,ns,''ion
,s ;m '"' given.
Baptist Circles
To Meet Tuesday
Circles of the Woman's mL
T.V Society of the Fir , uaT
Church will meet T,. P"M
3 o'clock as uXl n,K"lat
Lottie Moon Circle with
Douglas Moore. h Mrs
Ann Hasscltine Judson c'i,,, al
the home of Mrs. R N R i.
Mr, Will Ray as co-no WUh
Fannie E. S. Heck Circle', , o
home of Mrs. Joc Liner 'W
Henrietta Hall Shuck Circl, a,
'he home of Mrs. Zack Maw
Eliza Yates Circle at th, h '
"f Mrs. Joe Edwards h"""'
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The
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Satins, Velveteens, Crepes and Silks
sorority parties and faculty shindigs.
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Seoul Hut tomorrow night at 7:3(1
o'clock, according to an announce
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All troop leaders, co-leaders,
iii'inliers of (he executive board
and committee members are ex
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