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THE rWAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
TOWN PRAYS FOR COURAGEOUS GIRL
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN
SOCIETY and CLUB ACTIVITIES
MRS. BEN SLOAN, Societv Editor Office Phone 700 Home Phone 462-J
P.A.R. Chapter
Has Christmas
Program
A Christmas program arranged
by Mrs. Frank Kinsey, chairman of
American Music, was presented at
the December meeting of the Dor
cas Bell Love Chapter ol the
Daughters of the American Revo
lution The meeting was held Friday
idternoon at the home of Miss
Martha Stringfield with Mrs. Kr
v nest Hyatt as co-hostes.s.
The program included a group
of readings by Mrs O V Barker
and two solos by Mrs James Kd
ward Way. Mrs Barker presented
"Chiistmastide." Kihoes from
Btthithen. and 'The Christmas
Tree and Mrs Way sang Holy
Night' and Homing Mrs. Way
was accompanied bv Mr. Robert
Streu her.
During the business hour with
Mrs J W Killian. regent, presid
ing, plans were made for meeting
the chapter's quota for the build
ing fund for the addition to Mem
orial Hall in Washington. D C
Mrs. R. N. Barber, chairman of
geneologioal records, reported ad
ditional records sent to National
headquarters: and Mrs H C
Marshall, registrar, reported the
transfer of papers of Mrs Hugh
I.each from Harriman. Tennessee
Mrs. James Boyd made a report
on the Christmas card sale and
Mrs J Harden Howell, senior
president of the Children of the
American Revolution, made a -report
for that group
During the social hour the host
esses were assisted by Miss String
field's mother. Mrs. Sam String
field, in serving
Special guests were Mrs Way.
Mrs. Stretcher. Mrs Lulu I'zze!.
and Mrs C. N. Clark.
Mrs. Plott Gives
Party For Her
Husband
Mrs. Robert Plott was hostess of i
a buffet c;nr,er at her home Sun
day evening, honoring her husband i
on the occasion of his birthday an- !
liiVelsaiy. !
Christmas decoration? were used
throughout the house and the din
ing table was centered with a birth
day cake.
The guests included Mr and
Mrs Joe Cathey. Mr. and Mr-.
Fred Hyatt. Miss Rene Chamber
and Bill Swift
Two Teachers
Are Added To
Clyde Faculty
Two new teachers have been add
ed to the Clyde school faculty dur
ing the pa-t week
Mis Christine Finch Shuler of
Hazel wood, has assumed the dut
ies of music teacher and Miss. Re
becca Smith is a new first grade
teacher
Mrs. Shuler is a graduate of
Western Carolina Teachers Col
lege, where she majored in mathe
matics and business education and
also studied music. She will teach
mucir in the grammer grades and
direct the high school glee club
She will also serve as lunch room
cashier and school librarian.
Miss Smith, also a graduate of
WC.TC. majored in primary edu
cation. W.S.C.S Will
Meet Tomorrow
The Woman's Society of Christ
ian Service of the First Methodist
Church will hold its regular meet
ing in the Boyd .Memorial Chape!.
Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock.
The prayer group will meet
thirty minutes earlier at the same
place.
Wesleyan Guild
To Have Meet
The Wesleyan Service Guild of
the First Methodist Church will
meet at the home of Mrs. James
Atkins, Jr. on Central Avenue.
Tuesday at 7:30 P. M.
Mr. and( Mrs. T. W. Matney of
Greensboro, spent the Thanksgiv
ing holidays with Mr. Matney's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Matney.
Bookmobile
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Broadc'oth
And Mink
Nary blue with far trim.
By VERA WINSTON
THIS YEAR'S crop of winter
coa:s is pu.'ticularly good, with
something- worthwhile available
for almost every taste and price
level. Mutation mink and navy
broadcloth combines for a really
l:andsome town coat. The fur col
lar is on the front of the bolero
which er.ils at the side seams to
emphasize the bloused back, a de
tail that marks many of the new
est coats. The straight skirt is re
lieved in f mot by a few gathers at
either side of the waist.
Crisp-Wilson
Marriage Is
Announced
Mr. ;:! .V:'-. WiMiam Taylor
WiNnn of W; nesville. route 1.
have amour.-, cd the marriage of
i heir d. uh'ei'. Mi-s tt'ilma Wilson.
' Vwvflt-G Crisp sen nf Mrs.
Zen Crisp and the late Mr. Crisp
: Br--"i Cite.
The ir.:n n' took place at the
home ot th Hi v. X. L Stephens
i ',; :i s nle on Wednesriav No-
7 :iu o'clock in the
Kev. Mr. Stephens
OWs.
: tor her wedding
ioi with grev ac-
, Friendship Class
i Holds Annual
Christmas Party
! The Friendship Class of the
First Baptist Church, which is
composed of young women and
matrons of the Sunday School en
tertained with a Christmas party
, at the home of Mrs. Frank Frye on
the Balsam Iioad Friday night.
! Mis-, Edna Bright was co-hostess
The residence was arranged
throughout with Christmas decora
tions and the coffee table was cent
red with a miniature Christmas
tiee. Hed candles were used in the
looms Mrs J. L. Edwards, presi
dent of the class, and Miss Mari
anna Phillips, teacher, presided
at the cable.
A brief business session was held
lolllowed by the features of the
'evening, which included an ex
change of gifts between the mem
bers. Around thirty attended t h e
party.
19 Students From
Mars Hill Coming
Back For Holidays
Nineteen students from Haywood
county enrolled at Mars Hill Col
lege w ill return home for the
! Christmas holidays Friday. Deeem
1 ber 16: Thomas Eugene Curtis. Bob
I Dillard Fugate and Marie Strange.
Waynesville: Eugenia Boone, route
1. Waynesville: Sue Ann Owen and
, Ray B. Hogers. route 2. Wavnes
ville. Barbara Ann Cabe. Michael
Haynie, Fernley Horton, Joyce Ma
rie Sherrill. and Doris Irene Smith.
Canton: Fred V. Ellis, route 1.
Canton: Charles F. Hargrove. Wil
burn J Lowe and Bruce B. Payne,
route 3. Canton: Jerry Liner. Jr..
Lake Junaluska: George A. Rob
inson, route 1. Canton: Patsy Jane
Rogers. Hazelwood: and Jimmy
I Svvanger, Hazelwood.
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W$mAMfbk miMrl n t'- i i n Mr mm umjm
Christmas Party
Is Given By
Homemakers Club Hear Ge
JOINING HER TOWNFOLK In offering prayers at the Brownsville, Tenn.,
Baptist Church is Betty Marbury, 10 (arrow), who la suffering from a
malignant bone disease which threatens the loss of her right hand. Betty
attracted attention by asking vhat people pray for ber. (International)
Garden Club Will
Sell Christmas
Decorations
A sale of Christmas decorations
will be held by the Richland Gar
den Club on Saturday, December
17. in the R E. A. Building on
Main Street.
The decorations, to be made by
members of the club, will include
table and mantel arrangements,
miniature Christmas trees, party
favors, and wreaths and swags for
doors. All will be designed to add
holiday touches to the home.
Advance orders are being taken
by Mrs. J. W. Ray, Mrs. James El-
wood, and other club members and
special pieces will be made upon
request.
The decorations will be made at
an informal luncheon at the home
of Mrs. Ray on Friday.
Woman's Club
To Hold Meeting
The Waynesville Woman's Club
will meet at the Presbyterian
church Thursday afternoon at
3:30 o'clock with Mrs. Frank Kin
sey, president, presiding.
The program will be in charge
of the Music Department of which
Mrs. C. F. Kirkpatrick is chairman.
Mrs. Kinsey is asking the mem
bers to bring their toys for the
Community Christmas tree, wrap
ped and marked to show the age
and sex of children for whom they
are suitable.
Hostesses for the meeting will
be Mrs. C. F. Kirkpatrick, Mrs.
John W. Shoolbred, Mrs. W. T.
Francis, Mrs. W. M Cobb, and Mrs.
Walter Kaufman.
T. T. Matney of Greensboro,
spent Thanksgiving with his fam
ily at Lake Junaluska.
Members of the Waynesville
Hommakers Club held their an
nual Christmas supper party in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mes
ser on the Pigeon Road, Saturday
evening with husbands of the mem
bers as guests.
Christmas decorations were used I
throughout the house and a Christ
mas tree was featured. Tables were I
centered with arrangements of liol-!
ly and red candles.
Home recordings were made dur-;
ing the evening and games were j
directed by Charles Isley. The ;
hostess was assisted in receiving
by Mrs. John Cuddeback. j
Those present were,Mr. und Mrs. i
John Cuddeback, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Isley, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Mi-Kpairick. Mr. and Mrs. Carl
RatclifTe, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Phil
lips, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Bridges,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rogers, Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Leatherwood, Mis.
Lloyd Kirkpatrick, Mr. and Mrs.
Jimmy Williams, Miss Mary Corn
well, Mr. and Mrs. Howell Bryson,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bryson, and
Mrs. H. O. Champion.
Ten Women Are
Enrolled In
Handicraft Class
Ten craft leaders in the Com
munity Development Programs of
the County attended the first class
of the Handicraft Workshop in the
Court House this morning.
Classes will be held each morn
ing from 9:30 to 11:30 o'clock and
each evening from 7:30 to 9:30
o'clock, through Friday evening.
The workshop will be entirely in
copper and is taught by Miss Amy
Woodard of Asheville. No cost is
made for the course except for
materials used.
Enrolling this morning were
Mrs. Fred Allison of Waynesville,
Mrs. Henry Francis of Francis
Cove, Mrs. Dorothy Murray of
Center Pigeon, Mrs. Jim Welch
of West Pigeon, Mrs. Bert Cagle
and Mrs. Pearl Fisher of Center
Pigeon, Mrs. Stanley Livingston
and Mrs. Levi Morgan of Clyde,
Mrs. Rankin Ferguson of Saunook,
and Mrs. Louise P. Campbell of
Dell wood.
Sorority Expects
Large Crowd To
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Krupp
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Beta
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si'iina .hl
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Member-; f tl,
, "'I1 mt' t'XpectinK
",l""5 crowd al
Dance which
on Ueeeinbor 23 j ,,, '"H
ville Armory. '' Uav'-
These expectations llH ,
on the fact that u. , l,a
soured one 0I ' m'
known orchestras , ', ; "v
Gene K.upa a,,
With his orel: , .J ".,l""n,r.
Black and Vna
"ts, win make the d
standing event of
Hill
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m mil.
i7 ar
'"other
Mrs. Herbert H-v ,
he sorority, i :,, '"!-'
oral chairman for uu. J'
Mrs. Sebe Brvson m... a"d
Cohh u,;,i: '. ""ha
., : """am Duv,.,.
Herbert Gibson, and M,,
Russell
Ms Ea,z:;zTT
man of the ticket sales Vv ,1,.
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am
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Mr.
Mis, pM
the ,
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lire
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Christmas Sugg
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HANDBAGS lt0Ia
SCARFS lroJ
JEWELRY uj
JERSEY WESKITS J
CUr A Trno 1
u,Mjni troml
PRE CHRISTMAS SALE
Of Better
Dresses Reduced 2
"1 th. Hi v.
' :k s ille on
vemher 'Ml
evi rii.'i The
pnu'ourcr' !l
The hnd.
n ;;,'!'.. blue
A -rr.ai: ur.
and i e.a: i f
M: Cn-i
'ille Towt..
Mr. Ci: '. :
School If.
with the Sta
Works (
.up ef closp friends
:,t'er.ded.
ii 'enderi t he VVaynes-
!n;) Hiyh School and
m'i ! f I (I Itik tor High
now hold a position
ii.- Hiihway and Public
ni-'-ion.
Wednesday. Dec. 14th
ALLENS CRK. and BALSAM RD.
Aliens Creek School . . 9:10- 9:30
. Mri. E. K. Chambers ... 9:35- 9:50
Frank Worlick 10:00-10:20
Mrs. Wiley Wilson 10:30-10:50
Kay Allen 11:00-11:15
Franklin's Home Groc. 11:30-11:45
Rainbow Cafe ...12:15-12:30
Saunook Sebool ...12:45- 1:15
I O. J. Back '.: 1:15- 1:30
1 JEnsley's galley Groc 1:45- 2:00
The coii.le will reside at the
H(.evf An;.; I ire i.' or. Depot Street
Baptist Circles
Will Meet
Next Week
Circle- o; !!;. Woman's Mis
siorar.'. Soci t;. of thp First Bap
tist cht'i-c ui'l n-.ect this week as
follow :
On Mnn.d.v evening at 7:30
o'clock the llu-ini'-s Woman's Cir
cle will meet at the home of Mrs.
Fred Saunders, wiih Mrs. 7.. L.
Masse;, associate hostess.
Tiicsdav (enin? at 7 30 o'clock,
the Ann Hse!t.ne .Iiicison Circle
will nier! with Mrs Claude Wood
ard: the ..,!t. Moon Circle will
n.cet vrl: Mr- Fred Saunders,
with Mrs Hu.-h .-ampbell ind Mrs,
Hub Huff a- a-ociate hostesses:
the Fannie K. S llerk Circle will
meet with Mr- Mollis Chase at
Skylancl Cottar-. The Henrietta
Hal! Shook Cireh will meet with
Mrs. W. H Burain.
Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock,
the Eliza Yates Circle will meet at
the home of ;rs b pov
Pat Yourself On The
Back To Stay Sane
CHICAGO -- i APi To help
prevent mc nt il illness, try to build
up whatever is bet in your per
sonality. This is the advice of Mrs.
Helen Thomson, a psychiatric soc
ial worker, in an article in Hy
' Keia magazine. Most people spend
too much time mulling over their
I own weaknesses and shortcomings,
i she says. "To safeguard our men
tal health wp need to get turned a-
round the other way. We need to
' focus on what's best in ourselves,
j That is the road to emotional
health.
The Famoous Toe Holed
BERWYN, Md. fAP) Earl L.
Wells, 21, went hunting for
Kiuirrels but shot a piggy instead
the big one on his right foot. He
managed to hobble home and call
a doctor.
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