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THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER
OF INTEREST TO WOMEl
SOCIETY and CLUB ACTIVITIES
MRS. BEN SLOAN, Society Editor Office Phone 700 Home Phone 4C2-J
Crabtree Club
Holds Meeting
Thi' Crabtii'i'-Hydor Mountain
Home Demonstration Club met Fri
day afternoon in the Home Econ
omics Department of the Crabtree
High School.
Mrs. Marshall Kirkpatrick pre
sided and a demonstration on Dif
ferent Ways to Prepare Apples was
given by Miss Mary Cornwoll. The
group discussed the nutritional
value ot apples.
THE E3G3E3E
WORLDS
FASTEST
PORTABLE
TYPEWRITER jj
THE ALL-NEW 1950 U
Smith Corom jj
CLIPPER n
u
79.50
Pins Tax
We have one new 1949 Model
Sterling Smith-Corona, re
duced from S84.50 to
s74:50
Plus Taxes
THE
Book Store
Main Street !
Phone 73
ANNOUNCING . . .
A Change in Management of
TONY'S GRILL
Now Owned and Operated by .Salah Atta and Muhamad Ali.
SPECIALIZING
In Delicious Foods
Dinners Steaks Southern Fried Chicken Chops
RE.VSONABLK RATKS
Our New Name Will Be The
Waynesville Restaurant
"We Appreciate Your Business"
THE HOOK STORE
yes
WE
HAVE
CARDS With RULES at 81.79 SET
Also Separate
Rule Books
Our Stocks Are Complete SCHOOL SUPPLIES
Greeting Cards Appropriate for
Anyone from Cradle to Grave
CHRISTMAS Cards Give Your Order for Personalizing
FOUNTAIN PENS:
Sheaffer Parker Eversharp Esterbrook
OFFICE SUPPLIES and EQUIPMENT
THE
BOOK STORE
"Help Your Town Grow
Miss Elise DeLozier To
Wed Joseph Palmer
Joint Hostesses
Entertain For
Miss DeLozier
Mrs. Herbert Smgletary and Mrs.
Wayne Corpcning entertained with
a dessert bridge and rummy party
at the Trice Lodge on Lickstone
Mountain Saturday afternoon, in
honor of Miss Klise DeLozier,
vvhose cngagcnioi:; to .loseph Palm
er has just hi.on announced.
A variety of late .summer flow
ers decorated the looms and places
were marked with miniature cor
sages of mixed !lo ers The bride
elect was presented a corsage of
red roses.
follow inu tin
presented to M
held high brid.
Stephens. win
;an'es ;i tes were
Paul
score
had s
Davis, who
Mrs. .lolir.
cond high.
and Mrs. 1! V
low: al-o to Mi
row, w ho m m d
nimtin pl,i . i - a
NesbtM. who was
rldilli Summer
In :h among the
ml Mi-. Margaret
iw Miv DeLoier
Green w ho w i- low
pii etlM cl pio(
an honor gi.t
Attendm.: 1 1 p.
DeLoier ;i:ul her i
ol china as
: y were Miss ;
iiher. Mrs. ,1.
C Del.oi
C Palmer
r ol Amiov ii le. Mrs. G.
Si . mot her ol t he bride-
ei'oom-eleel . Mrs. W. II. Morris, i
Mis K M Williams., and Miss j
Char'oMe Del.oiei. all sisters of'
the bride-elect of Asheville; Miss
Betty l!i))s. Mrs, liiley Palmer,
and Mrs. Tom Kirkpatrick. also of
Asheville: Mrs. 11. . Nesbit!, Mrs.
.lolin Kirkp.it rick. Miss .Mice Kinch
i'f. Miss Margaret Gieen. Miss Bet
ty Bradley.
Miss Ldi:a Su mmerrow. Mrs.
Fred Campbell. Mrs. ,1. L. Edwards.
Mrs. John Stephens. Mrs. Charlie
Woodard. Mrs. John T. Schell. Mrs.
Rudolph Carswell. Mrs. William
Xorris. Mrs. Harry Lee Liner. Jr.,
Mrs. Porter Frady. Mrs. John Car
' ver. Mrs, Paul Davis, Mrs. David
Underwood. Miss Mary Medford,
Mrs. Rhea Clark Mrs. Sebe Bry-
son. Mrs. Kd Sims, Miss Bernice 1
i llarrell. Miss Dixie Campbell, Miss j
i Kdith Summerruw. Mrs. Boyd I
I Owen. Mrs. John Carver. Mrs. H.
j A Lantz. Mrs. T. H. Kent, and '
Mrs. G. C. Palmer Jr. i
Mr. and ilrs. William Clark and
Billy Howell of Jacksonville, Fla.,
, are guests of Mrs. Clark's sisters,
Mrs Robert Breese and Miss Mary
Ray.
Katherine Calhoun
School Of Dance
Will open fall session Wednesday.
3:30 at home of Mrs. Harrv Lee
Liner. Jr. School operated during
summt'r at Piedmont Hotel. Stu-
dents now being enrolled. Phone
833-W after 3:30 Wednesday, or 131.
CANASTA
Quantity Is
Limited
Shop at Home'1
Mr. and Mrs. Jolin Cleveland De
Lozier of 867 Haywood Road. Ashe
ville. announce the engagement ol
their daughter, Miss Nina Elise De
Lozier. to Joseph Hardy Palmer,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn C.
Palmer of Crabtree. The wedding
will take place in November.
The bride-elect has resided in
Waynesville for the past year, dur
ing which time she has held a posi
tion as assistant home demonstra
tion agent for Haywood County.
She is a graduate of Sand Hill High
School, Asheville Biltmore College,
and Woman's College of the Uni
versity of North Carolina.
Mr. Palmer was graduated from
the Clyde High School and received
a degree in animal husbandry at
j North Carolina State College, Ra
iliigh. During World War 11 In
I served with the Marine Corns ir.
the South Pacific. He is now en
gaged in dairy farming at Rush
Fork.
Patsy Clark
Has Party On
10th Birthday
Miss Patsy Clark celebrated her
tenth birthday with a parly given
at her home last Saturday after
noon. She was assisted by her
mother. Mrs. Louie Clark, her
grandmother. Mrs. Howard Robin
son, and Mrs. Delos Dean and Mrs.
Leo Hill.
Games and contests featured the
entertainment and refreshments
were served.
Those present were Danny. Kath
erine. and Ann Hill. Lynn Fugle.
Clifton and Janice Arnold. Jack
and Deanna Jo Farmer. Jackie and
Sonja Snyder, Barbara Fortner.
Patsy Ann Holder, Roy Moody.
Mike and Mary Franci s Lane. Mike
Byrd. Stevie Woodard, Charles
Dean, William Nelson. Betty and
Freddie Calhoun and Patsy Bristol.
... a traditional pattern, as American u
the Liberty Bell. Early 19ii Century
design at its best. A six piece place set
ting coili $21. 3S (huiuJihj Jalcral Uj).
E. J. LILIUS
JEWELER
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'I keep thinking
I see elephants!'
Dan: "Ymi do, Ted. I'm gonna
parade these elephants erour.d
town, earrving sifms that read,
'LENNOX World's Largest
Manufactures and Engineers of
Warm Air Healing Syatemi.'
Like it?"
Ted: "Sure but how come?
Dan: "Well, the Lennox rum ie
famous in ho e heating. The Len
nox Company is the most prom
inent in the buaSieas; they have
over 6,000 experienced dealers like
me. Thia me&sage aleo shows why
Lennox systems are so efficient:
they're built by experts!"
Ted: "And the 6nal words tell me
there're lot of Lennox systems!"
Dan: "Dozens and dozens in rim
and types for gas, oil, coal! What
d'you think of my idea?"
Ted; "Super-colossal! And here's
some more advice: sign me up for
a Lennox now,"
LENNOX
WORLD'S URBEST MANUFACTURERS
AM EN SINTERS OF w
AIM AIR RUTINS SYSTEMS g
AUTOMATIC
HEATING CO.
Phone 565-W Balsam Road
Fof your table p
Van Green Is
Given Party On
8th Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis N. Green en
tertained with a party Friday in
honor of their son. Van Green, on
the occasion of his eighth birt'iday.
Supper was served on th lawn
and favors were presented to the
guests. Following supper the party
was taken to the movies. Mr. and
Mrs. Green were assisted by Mrs.
Roger Walker.
Those invited were Mary Ann
Fisher. Tommy Walker, Paul Davis,
Jr., Emily Fisher, Jane Clapp, John
ny Carswell, June Hendricks, David
Ensley, Stevie Kent. Frank Frye,
Ronald Green, Slizabeth Summer
row. Bobby Walker, Susan Prevost,
Tommy Prevost. Cfrolyn Davis,
Preston Crews, and Charles and
Patricia Ann Holland.
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Friday, September
IOE HOWELL, OWNER
Mrs. White Is
Hostess For
Home Club
Mrs. C. L. White was hostess for
the September meeting of the Mag
gie Home Demonstration Club
which was held Thursday after
noon. A devotional program was led by
Mrs. C. F. Owen and Mrs. White,
president, presided during the busi
ness hour.
A demonstration on the Conver
sion of Oil Lamps into Electric
Lamps was given by Miss Mary
Cornwell, home agent.
Project leaders making reports
were Mrs. Jack Campbell, Mrs.
White, and Mrs. Owen.
Three new members, Mrs. Cor
dell Bradley, Mrs. William Holsten,
and Mrs. Hermon C. Holsten, were
welcomed into the club.
tl HI H MIUMI"
Main Street, Waynesville
(Building Formerly Occupied By Balentine's Man Store)
- featuring -
A COMPLETE LINE OF HARDWARE, Pi
SHELLACS AND VARNISHES
The Clausons
Entertain At
Buffet Supper
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Clauson enter
tained with a buffet supper last
night at their home on the Country
Club Drive.
Mixed arrangements of late sum
mer flowers were used In decorat
ing and the dining table was center
ed with a bowl of zinias in shades
of rose. A birthday cake was pre
sented jointly to Mrs. Hilliard At
kins and Dr. R. Stuart Roberson,
who observed birthday anniver
saries this week.
Bridge was played during the
evening and high score for the lad
ies went to Mrs. C. J. Reece while
Dr. Roberson won high for the men.
Low score prizes went to Mrs.
Richard Barber, Jr., and Jonathan
Woody.
The guests were Mr. and Mrs. J.
H. Woody, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Of"" "
Phone 1062
School Library
roupiNames
New Officers
The Library Assist;,,,,. r, ,
Waynesville Township t, ' "
met last week and el,,, ed
.for thp v,,.a.. ti ta ""Her,
Marietta Di'llar,!- .. ,)r,'s"fcnt.
Jane Phelps; secretary anT!"1'"'
urer, Braxton Crock. r '
r 1KV,; r..... . . '' If llil'h.r
..u.c a-rtiuin and h slm j,n
Mehaffey. ,,n ' Mn
Mrs. Wayne Edwards school I,
branan, serves as iacu ... " h'
for the group an;, Z
are Betty Robinson Snvde ,
Plott Eleror White. Ger S esr
ton, Coretta Henson. and r ,
Knight. " lLlln
Barber, Jr., Mr.
and Mrs.
. "s- "'"tenor Pn.
vost Mrs. Hilliard Atkins and
and Mrs. R. Stuart Roberson
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of
Openim
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(Trrmsrlv Hrr7Alwood Hardware!
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