October 20, 1943
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
PAGE THREE
cr TO WOMEN
bTY and CLUB ACTIVITIES
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District Music
Clubs Will Meet
In Weaverville
The twenty-third annu:il merlin:
of the Western Di'-tric I M Noilh
Carolina Federation of Musi! I'lub-.
vsill be held in tin- Methodist
Church in Weaverville on Satur
day. Mrs. Arch Ba.vlor. distm-i cli
rector, will be in charge.
The day's program will he in
three separate parts, a musical pro
gram and business session I ruin in
a. m. until 12:15 p. in.. luurh at the
noon hour in the recreation room
of the clinch, and a choral festival
at the Presbyterian Church lrom
1 p. ni. until 3 p. m.
The program will include a
piano solo by Mrs. (irover W ilkes
iof Sylva, 'a member of the W,,vnr--ville
Club.
Other members of the Wauies.
v ille Club who will at w nil 'lie
meeting are Mrs. Kobe: ! '!n :., i ,
president, Mrs. llrnrv Fe Sir
L. E. Green, and Miss N.nnv Lil
lian. Henry Koy, Robert Cib-en. and
Hilly Davis, all students at Clem
son College are here to spend scl
eral days at their homes durum the
State I'"air ho'idays in Smith Carolina.
Miss Messer To
Represent White
Oak In Festival
Miss .liumta Messer will repre
' "hMi- Oak community in
the (iMilest to decide the 1!)4!) Hay
wui.d Count. Tohaccu Harvest Fes
tival (Ueen.
She ;;s elected hv the residents
ot Hie community ai a recent Com-
Development Program
inm,:t
meet
'l'h
week, the While Oak riti-
eus continued working on the
1 w inter rec-
plan, for their fal
lealion program.
They selected Yodcr Messer and
Boh Williams as co-managers and
co-i oarhes of the hoys' basketball
learn, and Mis Mel in Messer and
Dot lloglcn to the same positions
lor Ihe girls' team.
In olher business, Mr. and Mrs.
(lent go liming were named to aid
with local 4-11 Club work.
Assistant County Agent Turner
C.ilhey explained the details and
organization of the county-wide rec
reation program.
lie also showed a motion picture
lil in illustrating the development of
Ihe modern South.
Mrs. Boh Davis, the community
chairman, presided.
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Mrs. Fisher To
Be Honored At
Shower Tonight
Mrs. Wilkes Is
Hostess For
Music Club
Mrs. Ethel Hayes Fisher, whoso Mrs (irover Wilkes was host-
inairiage to Joseph Charles Mi Dai - cs.. or the October meeting of the
ris will take place this fall, will be 1 W ay nesville Music Club at her
honored at a china shower to lie
given this evening wilh Mrs. Ken
neih Stahl and Miss Nancy Med
ford as hostesses at Ihe home ol
the former.
For the occasion the rooms will
he decorated with vases of autumn
flowers and appointments will he in
the bridal motif.
The guest list will include Mrs
Fisher. Miss Dixie Campbell, Mrs
Hill Hird. Miss Frances Kose, Miss
Mary Sue Crocker. Mrs O C
James, Mrs. Hoy Paxtnu. Mrs. Wil
ma Sease. Miss Edna MeCracl.cn.
Miss Evelyn Siler, Miss Elise IV
l.ozier. Miss Sara Long. Miss Pearl
Hayes, Mrs. Kenneth Turner, Mrs
lack Klopp, Mrs. Jimmy Fields,
Miss Margaret Palmer, Mrs. Ken
net h Lowe, Miss Edna McKay. Mrs
John Nesbitt. Miss Dorothy Whiscn-
hunt. Mrs. Huth Queen, Miss Keua
Cat hey. Mrs. Asbury Medford, Mrs
home in Svlva Monday night. Mrs.
linheit Turner, president, presided.
'I he program included a group
of two-piano numbers played by
Mrs. Wilkes and her sister, Mrs.
Nell Johnson.
Miss Alice Weaver of Dillsboro
gave several vocal selections and
Dr. Patsy McGuire of Sylva pre
sented a group of piano solos.
The district meeting to be held
In Weaverville on Saturday was
discussed and the following mem
bers planned to attend: Mrs. Tur
ner, Mrs. Wilkes. Mrs. L E. Green,
Miss Nancy Killian, and Mrs. Hen
ry Foy.
Mrs. Robert Stretcher, program
chairman, announced her program
plans for the year.
Following the meeting a social
hour was enjoyed.
Mrs. R. I.. McKiltrick is spend
ing this week at her former home
in Edgefield, S. C.
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Mrs. Doyle Alley
Is Speaker For
Junaluska P.T.A.
Mrs. Doyle Alley was the main
speaker for the October nieeluiR
of the Junaluska Parent -Teacher
Association, which was held last
Thursday. She was introduced hy
Mrs. ,lule Noland, principal of the
school.
Mrs. Alley advised the members
of the P-TA to select their objec
tives to meet the needs of the
school. She stated that parents and
teachers share in the great re
sponsibility of rearing children.
Durinc Ihe business session the
following objectives were adopted
for the year: 1 1 ) a new and ade
quate lunch room; i2i library
books; 3 playground equipment;
(4) pictures for the classrooms;
and (5) a rhythm band.
Charles Kdwards of the Commu
nity Development committee re
ported that his group would co
operate with the P-TA in the child
welfare program.
Committees for the Hallowe en
Carnival to be held Thursday
night, October 27, were announced
as follows:
Booths, Mrs. Hurst Durgin, chair
man, Mrs. L.arry uraKe, ivir.v min-
rill. Mrs. Ethel Perkins. Mrs. .lua-
nita Rivers, and Mrs. Frank Wil
bur.
Foods. Mrs. Wallace Ward chair
man, Mrs. uarey MciracKcn, ivii.
Koy Parton, Mrs. Jack Jones, and
Mrs. Earl Ramey.
Prizes, Mrs. Harry Howell. Mrs.
Ann Moody, Mrs. Louise btanl,
and Mrs. Carey McCrackcn.
Members of the faculty will
serve on a committee to plan for
special entertainment and stunts.
Plans were discussed for the
Talent Show to be held in Novem
ber and Sam Queen was named
chairman of the event.
Thn civth Diade won the award
for the largest percentage of par
ents present for the meeting.
Hazelwood P.T.A.
Has Program
On Safety
"How Safe Is Your Child'.'" was
the theme of the program at the
October meeting of the Hazelwood
Parenl-Teacher Association, which
was held in the school auditorium
on Monday night. Mrs. Whilener
Prevost presided and the Hcv. Mnl
eolm Williamson, pastor of the
Waynesville Preshytyerian Church,
led the devotional.
The program was presented by
O. L. Sutton, chief of police of
Hazelwood. and a group of sixth
grade students taught by Lawrence
Leatherwood, principal of the
school.
Mr. Sutton discussed safety on
streets and highways. and the
students gave a radio skit por
traying rules of safety which should
,c observed going to and from
school.
Winners were announced for
the recent poster contest held in
the school and prizes were award-
! ed as follows: first prize, Leon
McClure; second. Thena Ann Wil
lets; and third, Harold Oliver.
S Mrs. J. H. Woody was named
general chairman for the annual
Hallowe'en Carnival to be held at
ithe school on October 27.
I
ATTENDS CONFERENCE
Dr. Mary Michal, head of the
district health department, attend
ed a conference on nutrition studies
in Murphy last Friday. The pro
gram was sponsored by the Nu
trition Division of the State Board
of Health and the Welfare De
partment. Mrs. Dill Howell has returned
from an extended visit to her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
i Mrs Oscar Norris, in Snohomish,
Washington. While there Mrs.
j Howell and Mr. and Mrs. Norris
;,.... made a 'rip into Canada.
Junior 4-H
Club Names
New Officers
New officers were elected fur
the Junior 4-11 Club of the Lake
Junaluska School at a meeting
of Ihe group held last Monday
morning. They are: president, ll.ir
hara Howell; vice-president, Mack
Noland; secretary and treasurer,
Barbara Owenhy; reporter. Eugene
Bracked; song leader, Kalherine
McCrackcn; and local leader, Mrs.
Edna M. Burress.
The group also discussed projects
for the year's work.
I'rankie McKay,
Massie of Sylva.
and Mi
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Rummage Sale
Will Be Held
On Saturday
A Rummage Sale, sponsored In
Ihe Societies of Christian Service
of Ihe Crahtree Charge, will be
held in the Haywood Electric
Building on Main Street, heginmur,
at 10:30 a. in., on Saturday.
Proceeds from the sale will go to
Ihe parsonage fund.
v Rev. Malcolm R. Williamson vull
attend the Homecoming day c
ercises at the Presbyterian College
in Clinton, South Carolina on Fri
day. The activities will include a
meeting of the Alumni Association,
a reception at the President's home.
Class reunions and a foot hall game
between Presbyterian College and
Wolford. Mr. Williamson r an
alumnus of Presbyterian College.
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