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it September 19, 1943 PAGE FIVE THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER Son "":1" the !'- ijj.il inn 111 Jill ,i.. I it ion I FALL iEFOR TEE, . J CALL.' I V I -IS. "1 . T- 4? . CX ., mm 9 t: :: AGE I 3 j Legion Auxiliary ill Plans Drive For New Members Plans for a member:. hip iim- thu Wavncsville Unit df 111" American i.oion Auxiliary increased strength fur its activi ties dining the year ahead have aniiouneed by Mrs. Hurst llui-yin, unit president. The eain piiicn will begin September 20 and will continue through October HO with enrollment of the- Unit's l'JfiO quota as its goal. The campaign will be directed by Mrs. J. T. Russell, membership chairman, assisted by her commit tee composed of Mis. Viiil Smith, Mvs. Hubert Gibson, Mrs. Will Mc-d-ford, Mrs. Leo Marlel. Mrs. Ray mond Caldwell, Mrs. Howell Craw ford, and Miss Ida Jean Brown. Those eligible for Auxiliary membership are the wives, moth ers, sisters and daughters of mem bers of the American Legion, or of men who died in war service, and of veterans who have died smee dis charge. Women who served in the armed forces in either World War are eligible for both Legion and Auxiliary membership. Woman's Society Meets In Iron Duff The Woman' Seed f Chri.- lian Service, of tli Melhofli.st Church held ils September chun h Thursday a Dais Chapel in Iron Dull', nievlirg al the ernoon. The study subject for the after-j noon was "Our Kaith". j I'lans were made lor an all-day ; Mission Study to l-e held in Oclo-I her at the home ot .Mrs. Roy II Mcdlord with the members of tin Crablive and Finehrr Chapel So cie'ies taking part. I.'nlicrl. Yoi I; ha!- relumed lo I he Cniversily of North Carolina after -P'.'Mdiiu'. Ii vacation al home. first schedule. I ll's Jong enough to provide Helli j el with a douhleheader ev ery week- end until Bowl I ime. lie said the .squad would accept some of llie oilers, principally from Ismail schools in adjoining coun ties, and hoped to play the "B" j teams of Canton and Waynesville. I As for the playing field, he said J the team would have to obtain j use of the ('anion or Waynesville gridirons, which are lighted for night games. The schedule. he indicated, would be so arranged that Bethel would ula on nights when cither of the la) ger srhools were playing away from home. Meanwhile, work started imme diately afterward to raise the re mainder of the equipment fund through further donations from pri vate individuals or lirnis in the area and the rest of the county. Mr. Iviims explained at the meet ing that contributions for the equipment would he necessary only to launch Bethel's football team on its first season. After that, the school officials expected that football would be self-supporting, as it has proven to be at other schools and colleges throughout the nation. HEATER PI A I FOR 2 I U ALWEEKS ONLY I S5EE3HSS lJ?"?fi I Hralinu Wk ' : Voiu- Dovvn Payment on a Famous I If 7 FUEL pua oil j CIRCULATING ' I (Heats 5 Rooms) $114.75 For Works Only A" Sizes Oil Barrels A"d Tanks Available fts Electric Co. 1 Mnm Street -Mt ' Mrs. Ronald Is Speaker At Woman's Club Mrs. William Ronald. (Agnes Kendnk Grayi noted author, of Daytona Beach, Kid., and Balsam, was guest speaker at the first fall meeting of the Wavnesville Wn. I man's Club which was held Thurs j day afternoon in the Assembly Room of tl... First Presbyterian I I - I, u n I .. . ti . . v Him. ii, mi s nonani, who was in troduced by Mrs. C. K. Kirkpatrick, read a group of original poems. Mrs. Frank Kinsey. president. presided during the business ses-1 sion. "j Mrs. Raymond Lane was elected delegate to the district meeting of the North Carolina Kederation of Women's Clubs which will be held I in Canton, on September 24 and Mis. James H. Boyd was named alternate. Mrs. Noble Garrett was appoint ed chairman of the club's project to aid in the Tuberculosis program. The following new officers as sumed their duties: Miss Louise Ballard, first vice president; Mrs. Virgil Smith, treasurer; and Mrs. William Cobb, secretary. During the social hour following the meeting refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. J. W. Killian. Mrs, John Hipps, and Mrs. Noble Garrett. Sr. Tess Massie Has Party On 7th Birthday Tess Massie celebrated her sev enth birthday with a party Sat urday afternoon at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mas sie. Guests were entertained on the lawn and a color motif of pink and green was carried out in all appointments. Decorations were pink and green paper streamers and balloons. Refreshments were served Horn a table centered wi!h a crys tal punch bowl and favors were presented' to the guests. Games were played during the allernoon and home movies were taken. The invited guests were Jean and Kddy Weatherby, Mary Charles Sisk, Klizaheth Ann Parknian, Ce celia Braren. Geraldine Korga, Ag nes Jane and LeRoy Uoberson, I'atience Ray. Toni New, Nettie New, Margaret Reed, Caroljyi and Paul Davis, Carey Howell, Carolyn Kulbrighl, Judy Knsley, Kado Kin soy. Leslie Knutti, Marty and Gray Watkins, Marian Ann Messer, Su san and Tommy Prevost, Kaye llaskitt, Sara and BilTCobb, Tom my Massie, Tommy and Marietta Campbell. Jackie Siler, Jimmy -Mcdlord, Terry and Jan Blanton, .loan Prevost. Mike and Chip Kil lian, Tommv and Bobbie Walker, Ann and Tempe Dulin, Cathey Massie. Patsy and Maxine Sims, Belly Ruth and Jackie Atkins, and Charles, James and Polly Parker. N.C.E.A. Backs Hospital Issue The Waynesville unit of the North Carolina Educational Asso ciation met Thursday afternoon at the high school with Miss Alma Jackson, president, presiding. The group unanimously voted to support the proposed bond issue for the Haywood County Hospital. O.E.S. To Have Food Sale The local chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star will sponsor a food sale on Saturday, sepiemDer 24, in front of Garrett's Furniture Store, beginning at 9 a.m. A variety of foods, including salads cakes, and pies will be sold. EXPERIENCE SAVES COSTS! The trained, registered pharmacist can save you money. He knows that new live quality pharmacals, from reliable companies, mean faster recovery for his ailing patient. DEPEND ON US . . YOUR DOCTOR DOES Your Walgreen Agency CURTIS DRUG STORE Home Owned & Operated Phone 32 Mildred Caldwell 1 Is Bride Of H. Dayton Miss Mildred Caldwell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs George I. Caldwell of Waynesville, and Haroldotis Day. ton, son of Mrs Chester Lee Earr and the late Robert H. Dayton of Maryville, Tennessee, were married at the home of the bride's parents, Sunday afternoon at three o'clock The Rev. Oder Burnette of Bethel officiated. The vows were spoken before an arch which was hanked with creel cry and flanked by seven branched candelabra and floor baskets ot white gladioli and dahlias Prior to the ceremony a program of recorded music was played. The numbers included. "Because." "O Promise Me," and "Til The End of Time." The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a fall suit of elec tric blue with navy blue accesso ries and caried a bouquet centered with a purple orchid. Miss Ruby Lee Dayton, sister of the groom, was maid of honor and the bride's only attendant. She wore a grey fall suit with a cor sage of white carnations. Milburn Ballance. brother-in-law of the groom, served as best man. Mrs. Caldwell, mother of the bride, wore a. dress of moss green silk with a corsage of yellow roses and Mrs. Earr, mother of the bride groom, wore a gown of gray silk with a corsage of red roses. A reception was held immediately after the ceremony. The bride's table, covered with a lace cloth, was decorated with while roses and held a three-tiered wedding cake and a milk glass punch bowl. Mrs. Caldwell is a graduate of the Waynesville High School and now holds a position at Enka. Mr. Caldwell is a member of the Stale Highway Patrol, stationed in Haywood County. He was educated in the Robbinsville schools. The couple will reside at Lake Junaluskn. A rehearsal parly for the wed ding parly and members of the two families was given on Satur day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Smith as hosts at their home on the Soco Gap Road. The residence was decorated in the bridal mot if and the dining table bore a lace cloth centered with a wedding cake inscribed with the names of the bride and bride groom . The bride was presented an honor gilt. Federation Plans District Meeting In Canton .V , The annual meet ins of District One of the North Carolina Kedera tion of Women's Clubs will be held in Canton. Saturday. September 24. in the First Presbyterian Church. Coffee hour and registration will ! begin at 9:30 a.m. and the official program will start HO minutes lat er. Lunch will be served in the church dining room and all clubs are requested to file their reserva tions by September 20. Members of the Waynesville Woman's Club, who plan to attend the meeting are asked to contact Mrs. Raymond Lane, Mrs. J. H. Boyd, or Mrs. Frank Kinsey. Jr.. by that dale. Mrs. Ed M. Anderson, of West Jefferson, stale president of the Federation, is scheduled to deliver the principal address. Mrs. Carl Killian, Cullowhee, district presi dent, will preside. Mrs. Frank Kinsey, Jr., president of the Waynesville Woman's Club and Mrs. John Harrod, president of the Civic League, will officially represent their clubs and Mrs. Raymond Lane will attend as dele gate from the Woman's Club. with this AUTOMATIC 'Ji IV7 V FLOOR FURNACE Luttl ty (KDEITIITEIS lAiOHATOIUJS, INC 72,000 B.T.U. ROGERS ELECTRIC CO. Phone 461 Main St. 14 1, J KZ'b 'I 1 K0N0MICAI "'ft iowto$i KIVI1IKH Personal Tommy Snyder, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Snyder of Clyde, has en rolled in the Junior Class at Chamberlain-Hunt Military at Port Gib son, Mississippi. The Snyders have been residing in Bude, Mississippi for the past two years. Mr. Snyder, a bridge contractor, is now con structing a bridge across Homo chitta River in Franklin County. Midshipman James C. Goodin. who has been attending the Naval Preparatory College at Bainbridpe, Md., has entered the Naval Re serve Officers Training Corps at the University of North Carolina. Miss Edna Mae Burress. who has been teaching for the past few years in La Grande, Ore., is now a member of the faculty at the Hazelwood School, Miss Burress received a B.S. degree from the Eastern Oregon College of Educa tion. Miss Bebe Medlord s'pent the week-end with friends at Brenau College in Gainesville, Gn. Miss Medford was graduated from Bre nau in June. Mrs. Jack Messer has returned to her home after driving her daugh ter. Miss Jackie Sue Messer, to Decatur, da., to resume her studies at Agnes Scott College. Miss Jane Dudley Francis ar rived Saturday from I IiQli Point to spend a vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Francis. Miss Ruth Ferguson has re turned to Trenton, N.J., after a visit to her mother, Mrs. K. H. Ferguson. She also visited in Atlantic City, Wildwood and the Poconos Moun tains. Miss Ferguson is manager of the Trenton retail store of Borden Castanea Dairy Company. Cyril Minette is a member of the sophomore class at the University of North Carolina. Miss Jean Grouser left today for Chapel Hill, where she will resume her studies at the University of North Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. Ogal Crews and sons, Preston and Gregg, spent the week-end with relatives in Corryton, Tenn., and attended the wedding of Mrs. Crews' cousin, James Thompson, to Miss Opal Loy. e at its fines with. jj Take the wheel . . . try the new Ford "Feel ... at your Ford Dealer's Phone 52 1 ENTER FORD'S $100,000 CAR-SAFETY CCIITEST SEE OS Mention Dan Watkins. Jr., left today for State College, Raleigh, where he is a member of the sophoimWe class. Rolf Kaufman studies at State lias resumed his College. Raleigh. Miss Rosemary Herman, who is doing post graduate studs at the University of North Carolina, is returning lo Chapel Hill thi- week. William Hannah, Jr . is return ing to the University of North Car olina this week alter spending a vacation with his mother. j ! Sam Calhoun has resumed his 1 studies at State College in Raleigh, i Gordon Schenck, Jr. has re turned to State College in Raleigh. Spaldon Underwood. Jr., who is a third-year student at the Medi cal School of Duke University, arrived Saturday to spend a vaca tion with his parents. Richard Underwood, sen of Mr. and Mrs. Spaldon Underwood, is a member of the sophomore (lass at Duke University. Jimmy Elwood has returned to the University at Chapel Hill. i Joe Morrow has returned lo the University of North Carolina allc spending the summer vacation .il home. Jack Noland, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Noland. has returned lo State College, Raleigh, where he is a member of the sophomore class. Mrs. Roy Martin lefl Monday lo go to Elmer, New Jersey with her brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Turner and will viMl tin Turners at (heir home in Lluui, She will also visit in New Vol U it and en route home wi'l slnn in Richmond. Virginia with her daugh ter, Miss Louise Martin. Joe Miehal Raleigh where College. lefl he ha.- Thill -.day fin ( nl cred Stall ATHLETES FOOT Gl KM ama.inc; itim i rs IN (INK HOIK llv listni; TE-OI., ;i STHOMi, pru.'l l 1 1 -iliK fuiiRiridr, ynn f-;in lir.XCII uiuii-il-ded Rerms to kill ON CONTACT. Vm KKKI. tills qillck-drvillK liiiul'l luki' hold INSTANTLY. NOW, von nin-,1 In pleased or your :t.1c hack liu.n :inv druijBlsl. Today al SMITH'S llrui: Sloir. new In Overdrive your engine speed drops 30rr. Yet your road speed remains unchanged. Your car's doing 50 m.p.h., for example, while your engine's doing only 35. DAVIS-LIN C B Hogaflook, Jr , is leaving thi week for Chapel Hill where h i member of th sophomore via- jit thu -University of North C.11 Oil)!,!. , Mr ai; 1 ;i!:i 'I Willi 1 1 le I Mrs Paul Armstrong of :iit . spent the week end ids here. uhcit n'Donnrll of Jack . i . here for a visit lo ,ln I. E. Perry. Ml-. I in Mi. ioi her. Mr ,Mt II a i it M r, John F. Barr are il . . o- in iMiiuiesuia auo Hie mid- They were accom panied a-, tar as Fairmont. Minn., by l h. u daughter. Mrs. O. M. Men . i-'i-; il. , eni-, el s. ek Sin.ilheis , of Miami, lo his par- I . he Judg lor a visit and Mrs. Frank Smalh- .V.lss d. night Caldv.i Wester lege ai Dorothy Jane Caldwell, or of Mr. and Mrs. Grover II of Ma;gie. is attending ii Carolina Teachers Col- Cul'mw I'.ce. Mrs . I. lines Harden Howell, Jr.. ,oid childeii, Carey and James 'lardcn. III. ale visiting Mrs. Howell's cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Gist I' lnley al iheir home in York, S.C. Before returning home they will also isii Mrs. Howell's brother and i sister in law. the Rev. and Mrs. j James B. tick leu. in Charlotte and I attend the wedding of her cousin, , John Marshall, lo Miss Katharine li mi. Louise Leach, daughter of I Mis Hugh Leach of Lake l-.a has entered Virginia nil College at Bristol Va.. Mi Mi . Ju n;.l Intel ,).-. a junior p. Il l ilielll . in the Preparatory De Rl Til CRAIG'S BEAUTY SHOP DOLLAR DAYS (12 For the Price of 1 Plus $1) Hi in;; your I I n.KM M NT WAV I, :;ml PERMANENT WAVE $15.oo $1.oo These arc Nationally Advertised Permanent Waves LIMITED TIME ONLY RUTH CRAIG'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 055 The new "feel" that's making Ford bistory . . . the "feel" of that lower, levej "Mid Ship" Ride on new "Hydra-Coil" and "Para-Flex" Springs . . . the "feel" of 101) "horse" V-X power and 95 "horsp" Six power . . . the "fori" of .'lo', easier-acting "Magic Action" Brakes . . . all these iui even finer with Ford's automatic Overdrive." Ford Overdrive saves up to 15 in ga,--1. of every gas dollar of highway driving! This saving, plus extra long engine life, adds up to smooth power that pays its own way. EE MOTOR SiLES Deaths RICHARD RBECE unural services for Richard Reece, lfl, who died at his home in the Dutch Cove oection of Hay wood County Saturday morning after a lengthy Illness, were held Sunday at 3 p.m. in Dutch Cove' Baptist Church. Officiating were the Rev. O. L. Lcdford and the Rev. Doyle Miller. Burial was in Morning Star Ceme tery Surviving are the mother, Mrs. Haieltine Reece; two sisters, Mrs. Clarence Plemmons of Canton and Mrs. Ray Parham of Asheville; two hair-brothers. John and Claude Ashe or Canton, and the paternal grandmother, Mrs. Emma Reece of Canton. Wells Funeral Home was in charge. L. Crabtrec Church Sets Night Service The Lower Crabtiee Baptist Church will hold an all-night pray er service Saturday, starting at 8 p.m. Joel A Ferguson will be in charge of the service. 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