Monday Afternoon, March 27
THE WAYXESVILLE MOUXTATXEEE
OF INTEREST TO
CLUBS
Office Phone 700 MRS. BEN SI. 0 AN, Editor Home Phone 462-J
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Mrs. Sprinkle
Is Hostess Of
Children's Party
Mrs. Fisher Sprinkle was host
ess of a party on Saturday after
noon, in observance' of the fifth
birthday of her daughter, Sandra
Sprinkle.
Honors at the party were shared
by Sandra and little Miss Betsy
Isley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Isley, who celebrated her
fourth birthday on March 10. ,
Mrs. Sprinkle was assisted by
Mrs. Isley and Mrs. James McClure.
The Easter motif was noted in
the party appointments and an
Easter Egg hunt was featured.
Easter candies were also pre
sented to the children as favors.
. Attending the party in addition
to the honor guests were 'Clifford
Underwood, Phyllis Underwood,
Pauline Underwood, Michal Mc
Clure, Danny Leathcrwood, Jimmy
.Woodard, Joan Sutton, Ann Rog
ers, Barbara bisk, Gwendolyn Sisk,
Ann Oweta, Jackie Felmet, Robert
Lee Underwood, and Cathey Isley,
Rehearsals Are
Underway For
School Play
Rehearsals for the three-act
comedy, "American Passport" by
Dana Thomas are progressing un
der the direction of Miss Alma
Jackson. The play will be present
ed by the Masque and Gavel Soci
ety of the Waynesville High School
fit the school auditorium next
Thursday evening.
, Gene Yarborough and Elaine
Francis will be seen In the roman
tic Jeads. Johnny Patterson will
have the part of Ed Hamilton, the
complacent American Father who,
like Rip Van Winkle, discovers he
has been napping for twenty years.
Ann Rector is the 12-year-old and
thers in the cast are: Danny Mc
'Clure, Mildred Medford, Nancy
Stamey, Susie Stamey, Nancy
Floyd, Deryl Davis, and Jimmie
MeJunkin.
Tickets are available from any
member of the speech class and
admittance will be fifty cents foe
adults and twenty-five cents for
children.
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'Club Meets With"
'Mrs. McElrath
1 The West Canton Home Demon
stration ( Club met Thursday after
noon at the home of the president,
Mrs. W. S. McElrath. Mrs. McElrath
ipresided and the devotional was
given by Mrs. J. E, Corzine.
' Mrs. Louis Sanford, secretary of
,the club, reported on the recent
county council meeting.
, The demonstration on Brighten
The Home For Spring, was given
by Miss Jean Childers, assistant
Jhome agent.
Project reports were given by
'Mrs. Theodore Clark on clothing,
,MrS. J. E. Corzine on gardens,
and Mrs. Hugh Early on home
beautification, , r - -
Book reviews were given by Mrs.
Theodore Clark, M r s. Cromer
Crisp, Mrs. Arleta Watts, Mrs. Mc
r Elrath, Mrs. Sanford, and Mrs.
Howell Pless. . ; :
i Ref reshnjents :f were , served , b y
the hfistesV during, the social hour.
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Miss Janet Abel has returned to
Nyack, New York after a visit to
lief mother, Mrs. Mabel Brown
Abel. Miss Abel has a position as
personel director with Charles A.
Meyer and Associates, Translators,
located in Nyack-on-the-Hudson.
Miss Elizabeth Bradley
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MISS B1UI)LI:y is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Brad
ley of Waynesville. Her engagement to Joseph C. .Cline. son of Mr
and Mrs. V. O. Cline of Shelby has been announced. The wedding
will take place in June.
Miss Elizabeth J. Bradley Is
Engaged To Joseph Cline
Mr, and Mrs. William A. Bradley
of Waynesville have announced the
engagement of their daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Jane Bradley, to
Joseph C. Cline. son of Mr. and
Mrs; V. O. Cline of Shelby. ,
The bride-elect is a graduate of
the Waynesville High School and
the University of Tennessee in
Knoxville where she majored in
home economics. She is a member
of the Phi Mu Sorority and while
in college participated in numerous
campus activities. For the past two
years she has been head of 'the
Home Economics Department at
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Mr. Cline was graduated from
North Carolina State College in
Raleigh where he was a member
of the -Sigma Nu fraternity, He is
a veteran of World War 11 having
served three years in the Infantry
with eleven months overseas. For
the past three years he has been
employed as assistant farm agent
of Haywood County.
Plans for the wedding, which
will take place in June, will be an
nounced later.
Mrs. Braren Is
Honored At
Farewell Party
Mrs. Herbert Braren, retiring
president Of the Beta Sigma' Phi
sorority, was honored at a farewell
dinner given by sorority members
Thursday evening at The Lodge
Mrs. Braren left Friday to reside
in Bradenton, Florida..
The dinner table was centered
with a bowl of yellow and orchid
snapdragon flanked by yellow
candles and the guesfttf honor was
presented a corsage of yellow rose
buds. "
Miss Nancy Killian, social spon
sor of the sorority, was presented
a corsage of red rose buds.
All members of the sorority were
present for the party.
Parker-Ingle
Marriage Is
Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Conard Incle nf
Canton and Leicester have an
nounced the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Mamie Ingle, to
Hershel Parker, Jr., son of Mr. and
Mrs. Hershel Parker of the Pigeon
section.
The ceremony was performed at
i-LiSfi,...Q2D?e of the Rev. and Mrs. A
m I i ccr. rin Sunday, March Is) Tho
Rev. Mr. Peek; pastor of the Barh-
ci ville Baptist Church, rpronounc
ea the vows.
i he bride is a member of the
senior' class of the - Bethel Hieh
hchool and will be graduated in
June.
Mr. Parker is employed bv the
M. O, Galloway Lumber Company
oi waynesville.
The couple is residing at Thomo
son btreet, Canton.
Ida Lou Gibson
Is Presented
In Recital
LAFF-A-DAY
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Miss Ida Lou Gibson was one of
thirteen pupils from the class of
Robert Leffler of the Cincinnati
Conservatory of Music to be Dre.
sented in recital on.Monday night,
March 20.
Me sang. "Mondmacht." b y
bchuman and "M i Chiamano
Mimi, from LaBoheme bv Puccini
Miss Gibson is h 'member of the
junior class at the Conservatory
and she is majoring in voice. For
the past two years she ias been on
the Dean's Lisjt ijft' her major sub
ject, which means-Jhat she has at
tained an average grade of 05.
Miss Gibson has a position as
cashier in the dining room at the
Vernon Manor Hotel in Cincinnati
and she plans to continue both her
studies and work throughout (he
summer.
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Charles Hyatt
Returns To N. Y.
Charles Hyatt, who has been
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Hyatt, left Sunday for New
York, where he has been re-assign
ed as ofticer on the U. S. S. Gene
ral Greeley. He will sail on April
4 for Australia, going by way of
Nanles and the Suez cancl.
This will be JVIju Hyatt's Becond
trip to Australia, the first hnving
been made by way of the Panama
Canal, and will complete a round-the-world
j-toun for. hinv ,He has
previously made 2 trips to Europe
and has visited ports in ten coun
tries. .
4-H Club To Meet
At Aliens Creek
The 4-H Club "of the Aliens
Creek Community will meet at the
school Thursday night at 7 o'clock.
Ernest Medford is leader for the
boys and Mrs. Lulu Hendrix is
leader for the girls, v
Miss Emily McCracket), . daugh
ter of Mrs. Weaver McCracken of
Lake Junaluska, Is Rome from Wo
man s College in Greensboro to
spend the spring holidays.
Miss McCracken Is
Married To ;
J. S. Cunningham '.;
Mr. and Mrs. William Edgar Mc
Cracken of Lake Junaluska have
announced the marriage of their
daughter. Miss Carrie McCracken,
to J. Scott Cunningham, son of
Mrs. Mae Cunningham and the late ;
Aaron Cunningham of the Aliens
Crrek section. j
The ceremony took place ot the
home of the Rev. C. L. Alien on i
Saturday, March 18, at one-thirty
"'1op In thp afternoon. The Rev.
Mr. Allen officiated In the pres
ence of members of the families
and a few close friends.
For her wedding the bride was
attired In a blue garbardinc dress
with blaok accessories. '
Mrs. Cunningham is a graduate
Of the Waynesville Township High
school and has been employed as
titetltion at Sunset Cottage at Lake
Junaluska.
Mr. Cunningham is also a grad
uate of the Waynesville High
school and is now engaged in urm-
tn at Allen's Creek where the;
couple will reside. .
Waynesville Man
Is Married In
Omaha Nebraska
Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Miss Patricia
Dalr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
Harry H. Dalr of Omaha, Nebraska
to Gene Lloyd Sheehan, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sheehan of
Waynesville.
The ceremony was performed in
the chapel of the Offut Air Base
in Omaha on Saturday, February
4, at eight o'clock in the evening.
Chaplain H. W. Reinke pronounc
ed the vows.
The bride who was given in
marriage by her father, wore a
blue suit with a corsage of white
orchids.
Mrs. Vincent Seyler, sister of the
bride, was maid of honor and Cpl.
Alton K. Gentry served as best
man.
Immediately 'after the wedding
the parents of the bride entertain
ed with a reception at -their homo.
JThe bi ide as graduaitom
the Omaha "High Scnoof in Jan
uary, Mr, Sheehan is a graduate of the
Waynesville High School and was
formerly employed by Dayton Rub
ber Company. ' He enlisted in the
U. S. Air Corps two years ago and
is now stationed in Omaha. '
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Mrs. Browning Is
President Of
Young Adult Class
Mrs. Denton Browning was elect
ed president of the Young Adult
Bible Class of the Hazelwood Pres
byterian Church during a business
session of the class held Friday
night. . '
Elected to serve with Mrs.
Browning were Mrs. Sam Lane,
vice president; Mrs. Lawson Sum
merrow, secretary-treasurer; Mrs.
Paul Thrower, teacher; and Harry
Robinson, assistant teacher.
Members of the activities com
mittee apointed by Mrs. Browning
are Mrs. W. D. Duncan, Mrs. Maker
Thompson, and Mrs. Rufus Sum
merrow. The meeting was held at the
church with a social hour and
cevered dish supper prior to the
business session.
The Rev. Paul Thrower, pastor
of the church, served as chairman
until after the election of officers,
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Mr. and Mrs. Tom LeH'
Open House For Gues
Person'
MRS. OLrVER ELLIOTT Is the former Miss Marian Morgan, daugh
' ter of Dr. 'Ernest L. Morgan and the kte Mrs. Morgan of Clyde.
She was married in the Foundry Methodist Church in Washing
ton( D. C on February 23.
Rectors Guild
To Meet Tues.
The Rector's Guild of Grace
Episcopal Church will meet at the
home of Mrs. Robert Breese, Tues
day at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Janie Love
Taliaferro will be associate host
Miss Morgan Is
Married In
Washington, D. C.
Mr. and Mrs, William G. Byers
of Waynesville and Washington,
D. C. have announced the mar
riage of their niece. Miss Marian
Morgan, of Washington to Oliver
Elliott, aiso of Washington.
The wedding took, place in the
Foundry Methodist Church in
Washington on Saturday, February
25, at three: o'clock In the after
noon, ':,
The Rev. Frederick Brown Har
ris, chaplain of the United States
Senate and pastor of the church,
pronounced the vows.
The altar was banked with ever
greens and decorated with 'floor
vases of white gladioli flanked by
branched candelabra. ,
.Prior to , the oeremony a pro
gram of music was presented by
the church organist.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her uncle. Mr. Byers, wore
a gown of while lace over taffeta.
The fitted bodice was designed
with long sleeves and v-shaped
neckline and was buttoned with
tiny lace-covered buttons. She
carried a' bouquet-' of"''hite! rose
buds and tube roses and wore a
matching coronet of white flowers
In her hair.
Mrs. Hugh Hines of Sanford,
sister of the bride, was maid of
honor and the bride's only attend
ant. She wore an afternoon dress
of blue lace ovor matching taffeta
and carried a bouquet of yellow
rose buds.
William Hudson of. -Washington,
D. C, was best man.
Immediately after the wedding
Mr. and Mrs. William Hudson en
tertained with a reception at their
home in Washington. Around six
ty guests attended.
Mrs. Elliott is the daughter of
Dr. Ernest L. Morgan and the late
Mrs. Morgan of Clyde.
She formerly resided in Waynes
ivl.le with her uncle and aunt, Mf.
and Mrs. J. R. Morgan and attend
ed the Waynesville High School.
She was graduated from Virginia
Intermoiit College in Bristol. Vir
ginia, and received a master's de
gree from Alma College in Alma,
Michigan. She moved to Washing
ton last summer and since that
time has resided with Mr. and Mrs.
Byers. She holds a position on the
office staff of Senator : Frank P.
Graham.
; Mr. Elliott is the son of Mr.
and Mrsw O. H. Elliott of Flint,
Michigan. He is a graduate of
Flint High School and of Alma
College and is a veteran of World
War 11. He is now employed by
the Potomac Electric Power Com
pany In Washington where the
couple is residing.
Out-of-town guests at the wed
ding included Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Hines of Sanford, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Queen of Waynesville,
Clifford E. Brown of Clyde, John
McConnell of Statesville, and Mr:
and Mrs. Byers.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Hattie Shipley has return
ed to Waynesville -to make her
home after spending several
months with her son, Joe Shipley,
in Michigan. She is residing at the
Massie Apartment on Haywood
btreet. Mr. bhipley, who accom
panied his mother home, will re
turn to Michigan tomorrow.
Dr. C. M. Hinkley will leave to
morrow for Louisville, Kentucky
where he. will attend a dental con
vention at the University of Louis
ville March 29 to April 3.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lee enter
tained with an open houc? at their
residence on Walnut Street Sun
day afternoon, in honor of their
guesti who included Mr. and Mrs.
Willis Smith. Sr., their daughter,
Miss Anna Smith, and their sons,
Lee and Alton Smith, of Raleigh,
and Mrs. Cameron Lewis of Char
tesston, West Virginia. Mrs. Smith
and Mrs. Lewis are sisters of Mr.
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Vases of mixed flowers were ar
ranged throughout the rooms as.
l decorative note. Gladioli and
yellow roses were used In the liv
ing room while mixed spring flow
ers were used in the entrance hall
and dining room. '
During the first' hour the guests
were greeted by Mrs. Robert Breese
and were introduced to the re
ceiving line, composed of the hosts
and honor guests.
Mrs. W. F. Swift greeted the
callers during lhea second hour and
Mrs. Jack Messer was at the front
entrance during the third hour.
Mrs. M. II. Bowies received in
the dining room for the first hour
and Mrs. Richard1 Barber, Jr., was
at the dining room door for the
second hour, .
Serving Were Miss Vivian Wat
kins, Miss Bette Hannah, Miss Joan
Morris, Miss Mildred Medford, Miss
Alice Fincher, Miss Marguerite
Way, Miss Mary Ann Massie, and
Miss Lane Prevost.
Others assisting were, Mrs. W.
L, Hardm and Mrs. R. L. Coin.
Around four hundred guesjs call
ed during the designated hours
Among those from out-of-town
were James K. Dorsett, Jr., of
Raleigh, Mr. and Mrs. William Wil
liamson of Canton, and Tom New
born of Kinston.
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Augustine, Florid
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who is a student if 1
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Mrs. Monroe Silvers s
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Dixie Campi
end in Atlanta asTJ
and Mi-s. Carl Mail,;
Miss Jean Ann Rr,
at Brenau College, k
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Mr. and Mrs. w. a e"
Miss Barbara R,m ,
Brenau College is h
spring vacation m
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Grad-
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Miss Norma Jean Buf
from Brenau College to',
spring vacation with
Mr. and Mrs. R. i. Burp
Miss Mozelle Liner, dj
mr. ana Airs. Hardy Lint:
irom woman s College
the'spring vacation. "
KODert Gibson, jr s
Liemson College spent
end with his parents, Mr
ttooert Gibson.
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Mrs. Bryan Medford
Dick Medford and Ife
Thompson of Ashevillel
for Miami, Florida where
visit friends and relalh
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