September 26, 1949
THE WAYNES V1LLE MOUNTAINEER
PAGE THREE
TO WOMEN
JY and CLUB ACTIVITIES
LOAN. Society Editor Office Phone 700 Home Phone 462-J
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Mrs. Clay Grant
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t-tiis'-; were
ick'!ii. Mrs.
C'rawliiid.
anil Mrs.
noi'lins in-
David H.
n. M: - W.
.Jiuili lloop-
ncr, Mrs.
K. Brown,
Kathleen
T. A. Case.
Mrs. Sted-
committee
ble tlecora-
ri'lrcsh-
y and Mrs.
lulls' COllcC
n.
Sluno. Mrs.
Sochrest,
Mrs. Joe
Mrs. Lora
liam.s. Mrs.
atiun. Mrs.
K Palmer,
Mrs. Mor-
jffni'i' Jones;
(turns. Mrs.
:anls. Mrs.
:s. Mrs. Kd
Naiicy Gal-Iralh.
eoting will
A gay flannel peignoir.
By VERA WINSTON
BALLOON DOTS in red on t
gray background make a gay look
ing peignoir that would be a nica
choice for the college wardrobe or
wherever a robe combining warmth
and prettiness is desirable. The
shoulder yoke of this model extends
all the way around the back. The
belt slips through slits and it
waist-hugging in the front only,
leaving the back to fall loose from
the yoke. Sueded flannel is the
fabric used for this attractive
dressing gown.
Miss Ashton
Is Bride Of
M. F. Schwarz
J Announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Margaret Ashton
of Atlanta. Ga.. daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs Herbert F. Ash-
I ton of Wayncsville, to Melvin F.
Schwarz of Atlanta.
i The ceremony was held Septem
ber 17 at the home of Mr and Mrs.
' A. H. Tyson on Emory Road. At
! lanta.
The Rev. Kaimundo DeOvis,
i Episcopal rector, pronounced the
) vows before an improvised altar in
! the living room.
I The bride wore a gray crepe
j dress trimmed with a beaded de
sign of the same color. She wore
ja rose beaver hat. gray beaded
I gloves and black accessories. Com
pleting her costume was a corsage
of pink orchids.
, Immediately following the cere
mony an mtormal reception was
held at the Tyson residence, after
which the couple left for a wedding
trip to New Orleans and Mobile.
The bride is a graduate of the
Waynesville Township High School,
Western Carolina Teachers College
and did graduate work in library
science at the University of North
Carolina. Following her graduation
she was a member of the faculty
of the Waynesville Township High
School, and during World War II,
she held a position with the United
States News, in Washington. D. C.
At the time of her marriage she was
librarian for The Atlanta Journal.
Mr. Schwarz is manager of the
industrial review department of
The Atlanta Journal and was for
merly with The Atlanta Constitu
tion. Upon their return from their
wedding trip the couple will reside
on Wood Valley Iioad, Atlanta.
Mary R. Robinson
Is Bride Of
C. G. Connor
y
en
Mrs. Grant is the former Miss Hetty
Dessie Roberts Clark and the laic U'.il
Her marriage to Mr. Grant, son of Mi
took place September 10 in the home i
MchafTcv. The couple will reside lor t
mother. Mr
Compa ny.
1,'olurls. daughter of Mrs.
or Huh, 1 Is o'. Way uesville.
.. i.ul) Grant of Dellwood,
1 the Ki v. and Mrs. George
he present with Mr. Grant's
Grant is employed l the l nagusla Manufacturing
observe his
lay on Sep-
pndrhildrcn,
fees Shelton.
ays on Scp-
e honored at
at the State
I Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. McCall,
SRuff and chil-
Fred Coward.
pk and chil-
Fa Mills and
James Shel
ls Sisk, Will
tfs. J. C. Ruff
Mr. and
Miss Mary Rosamund Robinson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne
Robinson of Hazelwood, was mar
ried to Clifford G. Connor, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Connor of Bat
Cave in a ceremony at the Nurses
Home at five o'clock in the after
noon, Friday, September 23.
The Rev. Kay Allen pronounced
the vows in the presence oi tne
two families and a few close
friends.
The living room, where an im
provised altar was arranged for
the ceremony, was decorated with
evergreens and autumn flowers.
The bride and bridegroom en
tered together. The bride was at
tired in a fall dress of navy blue
with navy accessories and a cor
sage of red rose buds.
Miss Louise Robinson was her
sister's maid of honor and only
attendant. She wore a beige after
noon dress with brown accessories
and a corsage of yellow rose buds.
Joe Allison served as best man.
Immediately after the wedding
the parents of the bride enter
tained at an informal reception in
the Nurses Home. The bride's table
was centered with a three-tiered
wedding cake topped with minia
ture bride and groom.
Mrs. Connor is a graduate ot
the Wavnesvil e Township tiign
School and has recently been cm-
ployed at the Haywood County
Hospital as a Nurses' Aid.
Mr. Connor, who is laboratory
technician at the Haywood coun
ty Hospital, was educated in the
Asheville schools belore serving
three years in the Air Corps. He
had technician's training at the
Dell School of Medical Technol
ogy in Asheville
For the present the coupie
residing with the bride's parents
PST TO
PP to last.
the finest
'educed bv
advertised
time-proven
'ur best
P.
New Mittens
Have Warmth
Mothers and children will wel
come a new type of mitten, double
fleece lined for warmth and coated
with neoprene, the duPont rubber,
to keep small hands dry when
making snowballs or building
snowmen.
The tough, durable, waterproof
neoprene coating prevents the lin
ing of the mittens from absorbing
water, and eliminates the discom
fort of wet, chapped hands.
Called Eskimitts, the new mit
tens are roomy enough for com
plete hand-freedom, but are fitted
around the wrist with closely knit,
double - thickness wrist bands,
which prevent snow from sifting
down inside.
Part of the mittens' wristlets are
also coated with neoprene, pro
viding added protection from melt
ing snow and rain. The wrist bands
and the neoprene coating are bril
liant red, the color most apt to
capture the eye of. a child.
The soft, woolly lining of the
mittens consists of two layers of
fleece which will keep hands
warm even in very cold weather.
According to tests made by the
U.S. Army, more warmth is gained
through multiple layers of cloth
than through one heavy thickness.
Economy
Mothers will also appreciate the
economy of the mittens. They will
give longer wear because of the
neoprene coating, which is de
signed to withstand rough usage
and resist tearing. Unlike natural
rubber, neoprene will not become
soft or otherwise deteriorate
through exposure to the bright
sun.
Joint Hostesses
Entertain At
Bridge Luncheon
Mrs. Whitener I'revost and Mrs.
llilliard Atkins were joint host
esses of a bridge parly followed by
luncheon on Saturday morning at
Camp Unagusta on the Pigeon
Road.
Arrangements of wild flowers
were used in decorating.
Following the progressions prizes
were awarded to Mrs. David Hyatt,
who held high score, and to Mrs
Boyd Owen, who held low. Mrs
W. H. Dameron of Warrenton, who
is the guest of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. David Hy
att, was presented an honor gift.
The guest list included Mrs. Hy
att. Mrs. Dameron. Mrs. Hubert
rrr.mll f .l.ickson Miss.. Mrs
Boyd Owen, Mrs. Harold Massie.
Mrs. Carleton Weatherhy. Mrs Al
vin Ward, Mrs. Grayden Ferguson.
Mrs. Kermit Callahan of Miami.
Mrs. Eric Clauson. Mrs. T. I. Gwy n.
Mrt Tom I.ce. Mrs Felix Stoval!.
Mrs. Jack Messer, Mrs. I.ois Hriggs
Hendrv, and Mrs. Woodson Jones.
Benefit Bridge
Is Set For
Wednesday Night
G. S. Leaders
To Start Course
On Tuesday
'l li,. Hi .1 ol lour sessions of a
ti.o, m ' oiii .- lor (Jul Scout
Troop leadi rs anil oilier Girl Scout
volunteer unrkiTs. will 1"' held to
morrow 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 ( at I he Girl Scout Hut
from si-M il t ie o'clock.
'l li,- i iiiii r w ill be conducted by
Miss Alice 1 inclicr and will be de
signed
;Mi
aul the
ill
lo sue assistance l new
w ho' are not familiar w ith
I .emit program, in d also lo
members ot the Scout Coun-
Thrce
be licld
til nine
aihi
party, sponsored
of Veterans of
The mittens come in three sizes,
small, medium and large.
A benefit bridge
hv the Auxiliary
Foreign Wars, will be given in the
V.F.W. Clubroom Wednesday night
at 7:30 o'clock.
Tickets for the affair are on sale
at Roy's, Campbell's Sewing Shop,
and The'l.adye Fayre Beauty Shop,
and reservations for tables may he
made with Mrs. R. R. Campbell at
telephone 379-J or Mrs. Roy Mose
man at telephone 2fiO
Prizes will be awarded al each
table and relreslimems win o.
served following the games.
Players are requested to bring
their own cards to the parly.
Proceeds from the event
to the fund to support projects ot
the Auiliary at Oteen llospila
tonal meetings will
.it The Hut from seven mi
uVluik in the evening, on
Thin -day ol I his week anil I ut s
clay and Thursday of next week.
l'ai cnls ol l he girls and others
interested in Gill Scolding arc in-
v it, .(I to atirml the ioni se.
.i -i i
Mrs. Jones Is
Hostess For
Woman's Society
The Woman's Society of Chris
li;m Service of Kiiabeth Chapel
Melhodi-I Church held its regular
incciing .v ' Thursday night at
H. ho,,.,, ol Mrs. llilliard Jones.
Mrs. Hugh H.'lchile presided.
Mi ., , K I! ! looser led the de
votional u-ie;. as a thom "Jesus.
I limscll the l in nerstoiH'". Mrs.
Joe Turner, program chairman,
pi , M'lilcd a program on "Our
Faith". Tho-e taking part were
Mrs. Woody Jones, Mrs. Mark Gal
loway. Mrs. Carl Jones, Mrs.
: Hooves Nolanil. Mrs. Claymor Mc-
, Ciacken. Mrs. Carter Camp, and
i Mrs. Wav Kali lille.
Guests l er I lie meeting were Mrs.
Fred Henry, president of the Mag-
' gie Society . ami Mrs. William Hol
stein. recording secretary of the
Maggie Soi iety.
Woman's Society
To Have Officers
Training Day
Officers Training Day lor the
Woman's Society of Christian Sei v
ice of the Dellwood Circuit of Hie
Methodist Church will be held
Wednesday al 2 pin at the Dell
wood Church, according to in an
nouncement hv Mrs F. (1 Dry man
Waynesville District Promotion
Secretary for the Society
Appearing on the program and
presenting their respective fields of
work will be Mrs. Hugh Ka'.clitio.
president of the Elizabeth Chapel
Society; Mrs. Isabelle Walker, v ice
president of the Maple Grove So
ciety; Mrs. C. C. Williams, vice
president in charge of promotions;
the Rev. Mrs. C. O Newell of
Crablree, Missionary Education and
Service; Mrs. W, W. Jones, district
secretary of Children's Work: Mrs
Jerry Liner of Lake Junalu-ka.
district secretary of Status of Wo
men; Mrs. Edward Glavish. presi
dent of the Maole Grove Society ,
presenting Christian Social Rela
tions and Local Church Activities. !
Mrs J. E. U. Houser, publicity;
Mrs. Way RatclitTe. music: and Mrs
W A. Hyatt, disliict secretary of
Spiritual Life.
All women, who are members of
the Methodist Church, are iiuiied
to attend this meeting, especially
those in the churches of the Dell
wood Circuit which includes Dell
wood. Elizabeth Chapel, Maggie,
and Maple Grove.
Florrie Patrick
Entertains At
Birthday Party
Miss Florrie Patrick entertained
a group of young friends al a parly
Saturday evening in cclebi .it ion ol
her thirteenth birthday. The all.nr
was given in the private dining
room at Patrick's Cafeteria and the
hostess was assisted by her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. .1. C. Patrick.
Pink and white candy canes
were used in decorating and re
freshmelns were served following
games.
The guest lisl included Miss
Elizabeth Elliott, Miss Linda Sloan
Miss Margaret Rogers. Miss Mar
lone Moody. Miss Sylva Newell.
Miss Janet McCaiter, Miss Eileen
Gcrringer, Miss Ann Coinan Craw
ford. Miss Sally Stovall. Miss Ju
lia Ann Stovall. Miss Marguerite
Russ, Miss Elizabeth Watkins, Don
Fowler, George Dewey Stovall.
Stanley Williamson. Carl Mundy.
David Folmel. Roy Callahan. Billy
Rogers. Hobby Lancaster, Ted Rog
ers, and Joe Boyd.
First District D.A.R.
To Meet Here Tuesday
PERSONALS
,li . Fred Howell of
l I . ai e here for a
loinier s parents, Mr.
out Mrs I) A Howell
Mr and
1 'i 1 1 itLnre,
M il lo the
Ml
at (.
iler
Horn.
M It'.i
m the -ui
Mi du al
in
ol Mr and
ol Canton, has
iphomore class
School, Augus-
Philm
ai.d Mis
i no 'l '
al Prims
York. Jr.. son of Mr.
li York of Canton is
I the sophomore class
m::i Slate College.
Mrs
d.. 1.
in-law
1 iei i y
Jot
alhan W
Us M al
Ti oulinan. in
oody left Fri
ii her brol In r
Mr. and Mrs.
Atlanta.
Mr and Mr
the wi ok end
jellied II
Ho
bet
and Ml
.Ve-luil'
lal
.law. ol
In
Aaron Provost spent
i Atlanta where they
tor's father. Jack
Richmond and also
-in-law and sister, Mr.
Calvin Houghland. of
Mr- dui a Ray ne left last week
for a visit to her niece. Mrs. Cal
w.i Houghland, and Mr Houghland
at their home in Nashville, Tenn.
Mi., Albert New and children,
w ho spent I he summer here, left
last week lor their home in Texas
C Tt . Tex.
Mr anil
and sou ha
reside this
al lends the
University
Mis. Thomas L. York
c gone lo Halt imore to
winter while Mr. York
medical school at the
of Maryland. He was
graduate
versity
School.
in June
North (
Iroin the Uni
arolina Medical
Mr. and Mrs. Ro A. Shook left
last week for Knoxvillo where Mr.
Shook ha-, entered the senior class
at the University of Tennessee.
i-
Mrs Charles K. tjuinlan left Fri
day lor Fayetleville where she is
visiting her daughter. Miss Mary
cjuinlan.
Miss Noland Is
Pledged to Sorority
Miss Peggy Noland. who is a
member of the freshman class at
Iowa State College, was recently
pledged to Chi Omego, national so
cial sorority. Miss Noland is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I). Reeves
Noland
The twenty-eighth annual meet
ing of the First District of North
Carolina, National Society of the
Daughter of the American Revo
lution, will be held in the First
Presbyterian church here tomor
row. Mrs J. F Jonas of Marion, dis
trict director, will preside at the
meeting and the Dorcas Bell Love
Chapter of Waynesville, Mrs. J.
W Killian. regent, will be hostess.
The meeting will open with the
assembly call by Robert Massie and
the processional will be played by
Miss Bette Hannah. Mrs. Killian
will call the session to order and
bring greetings from the hostess
chapter and the Rev M It. Wil
liamson will give the invocation.
Vocal selections will be presented
by Mrs. .1. W. Kirkpalrick, Jr.
Miss Virginia Home of Wades
boro, state regent, will be the prin
cipal speaker and Miss Gertrude
Carraway of New Bern, vice presi
dent general, will also make an
address.
Reports will be made by re
gents of the eight chapters in the
district and reports of District
C. A. R presidents will be made
as follows: Joseph Howell. Way
nesville. Mrs. J H Howell, Sr ;
Capt David Vance, Asheville, Mrs.
1. W. Tatum; Col. Ephriam. Brev
ard, Mrs. R. .1 Lyday.
Chairmen for the Committees at
the meeting are Mrs O. A. Meyer,
nominating; Mrs. J. R. Boyd, regis
tration; Mrs A G. Barnett. invi
tation; Mrs. R F Walters, cour
tesy; and Mrs J. II Howell, hospi
tality. Pages will be Harriet Gibson,
Lane Provost, Linda Sloan, Mrs.
Parks Sherrill, Sara Ann Frazier,
Mrs. Albert Neal. Lelice Parker
and Mrs. Odell Trexler.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Swift and
son, Jimmy Swift, and Mrs. Nora
Swift Atkins spent Sunday in
Asheville its guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Moss Salley. The occasion
was the joint birthday celebration
for Mrs. Salley and Mr. Swift,
whose birthdays fall on the same
day.
.Enter
(FORDS
100,000
CAR-SAFCTY CONTEST
and e "! attractive
ratUctor ImtalUd Will
Rector's Guild
Will Meet
he Rector's Guild of Grace
Episcopal Church will meet Tues
d'iv celling al fl o'clock at the
home of Mrs. James A. Gwyn with
Mrs William 1. Lee as assosicate
i hostess.
West Canton
Club Meets At
County Kitchen
The West Canton Home Demons
tration Club held an nil -day meet
ing Thursday in the County Krt-
ehon on Depot Street.
The morning hours were devot
ed to a demonstration on textile
painting, given by Miss Mary Corn
well, home agent.
Following luncheon Miss Coin-
well conducted a workshop on lamp
conversion.
Mrs. W. S. McElrath. president
of the club presided during the
business session.
Hazelwood P.-T.A
To Meet Tonight
The first meeting of the Hazel-
wood Parent-Teacher Association
I he held in the school audi
torium tonight at 7:.iU o clock.
Mrs Whitener Prevost, president,
will fireside.
Mr and Mrs. Dewey SI ova 1 1 and
children, Julia Ann and t.eoigc
Dewey Stovall, spent the week-end
in Marion as guests of Mrs. Slo
vall's father, the Rev. P. W.
Tucker.
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