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Ratcliffe Cove
H.D. Club Has "
May Meeting
The May meeting of the Ratcllf fe
Cwv; Home Demonstration Club
waS held Monday in the County
Kitchen with Mrs. Will Ratcliffe
pi-Miding. ' ! ;
A report of the District Federa
tion meeting- was given by Mrs.
Mark Galloway and plans were
matie for additional Bookmobile
service in the community during
the summer months.
'Miss Mary Cornwell gave a dcjn
oiWtratiori on "Three Meals That
Measure Up."
Mrs. p. Reeves Noland, gardens
leStler, emphasized the1 financial
value as Well as the nutritional
value of a home garden and gave
suggestions for the cultivation of
strawberries and boysenfaeiies.
JJrsCarl JTonef, house furnish
ings' lead.r, gave points for saving
eutrgy ineveryday tasks and made
suggestions' for convenient and
con.Sortable1 ironing.
Mrs. Will Ratcliffe, arts and
crafts Wler, exhibited a hookod
rug 'ahd explained her method of
dying" , material, cutting, hooking,
and toniju' shades for flowers in
the' pattern .
A book: rWort was given by Mrs.
Thelya, Jatttliffe,
Kirs. Halliard Jones was weleom-t
cd las a new member.
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RELIABLE
JEWELERS
"It Is Easy To Pay
20 f REE GIFTS TO HAYWOOD
GRADUATES
. , now is the time to register, at our store, as we
8r giving to Haywood high school graduates of the
1330 class, 20 beautiful gifts. You are under no
obligation to" register.
, Cfifts will be awarded at one o'clock from our
stor on Wednesday4 May 24th. ,
Hprnemakers Club
Meets With
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Mrs. Bryson
The Waynesville Homemaker'g
uud tnet Tuesday night at the
home of Mrs. HowelJ Bryson with
one hundred percent membershiD
in attendance. . :
Mrs. Jimmie Williams presided
and a demonstration on- "Tshin
Service'' was given by Miss Mary
Cornwell, home agent.
Mrs. Carl Ratclif to .rennrtrf n
the district meeting of Home Dem-
onstration Clubs held recently in
Sylva. '
Mrs' Earl MlScnr mndslul
lintn suit With wh.ici $he won sec
ond place in the tailored division
of ihe County Dress Revue and all
members reported on their indi
vidual projects. ' - -
Book reviews were siven bv Mrs
Howard Bryson. Mrs. Frank Kirk.
Patrick, Mrs. Charles Isley, Mrs.
Marion Bridges, Mrs. Carl Rat
cliffe, Mrs. Jack Rogers, and Mrs.
Earl Messer,'
Plans were made for the June
meeting tq be held at the home of
Mrs. Charles Islev when a demnn.
stration will be given on "Copper
Uses As A Metal Craft."
A spci.il . hour . followed the
meeting.
The Reliable Wav"
Recent Bride
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MIIS. FRANK FUWARD BVMGARNER is the former Miss Frances
Christine Deaver, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Dvavcr of
Canton, Route 2. She was married in the home of her par,cn.ts on
Sunday, May 7. r
Joint Hostesses
Give Shower For
Miss Sue Kelly
Mrs. Joseph H. Beverage and
Mrs. Cliftton S. Terrell were joint
hostesses of a party and miscellan-;
eous shower given Saturday even
ing in the home of Mrs. Beverage
at Bethel as a courtesy to Miss Sue
Cathey Kelley, bride-elect of Jack
W. Smith of Memphis,' Tenessee.
The home was decorated through
out with spring flowers.
As a feature of the entertain
ment each euest (embroidered a
Uitchen towel iOLJUt jVigtnal defiiga
ana prescniea it ia the Dride-elect.
An Ice course was served by the
hostesses. ;
Those Invited were Miss Kellev.
Mrs. R. O. Kelly,. Mrs. John John
sob, '.Mrs. Rufus Hargrove, Mrs
Marjorie Cathoy, Mrs. Lester Fore,
Mrs. Henry Garner, Mrs. Best
Cagle, Miss Louise Osborne, Miss
Joy Osborne, Miss Nan Blalock,
Mrs. T. A. Cathey, Mrs. Hugh K,
Terrell, Mrs. Clyde Collins, Mrs.
Jim Welch, Miss Pat Fore, Miss
Eugenia Justice, Miss Sallie Hyatt,
Miss Stella Hyatt, Mrs. L. M. Sher
rill.
Miss Audrey Sherrill, Mrs. john
ny Rogers, Mrs. C, S. TerrellMrs.
J. Edwin Justice, Mrs. LeRoy
West! Mrs. E. B. Rickman, Mrs.
Burdell Ray, Mrs. Earl Moore, Mrs.
John Morgan, Mrs. Rue Riddle,
Mrs. Horace Peek, Mrs. Ray Cath
ey, Mrs. Layden West, Mrs.
Welch Singleton, Mrs. John Rig
don, Mrs; Guy Wells, and Mrs.
Ellis Wells. i
Miss Bradley
And Fiance
Are Honored
Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Davis and
Mr. and , Mrs. Paul Davis were
hosts of a supper party at their
camp near Balsam Wednesday
evening. In honor of Miss Betty
Bradley and her fiance, Joe Cline.
The camp was decorated with
mixed spring flowers and follow
ing the serving of supper the
guests were entertained with
bridge and dancing. The bide-elcct
was presented a gift of china.
Those invited were Miss Bradley.
Mr. Cline, Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Bradley. Miss Alice Fincher. Mr.
and Mrs. Wavne ' CorDenlna Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Palmer, Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Singlctary, Mr. and Mrs.
Hallett Ward. Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Hyatt, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Ketner, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mas-
sie, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Korte,
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Killian. Jr..
Dr. and Mrs. Boyd Owen, Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Woodard, Mr. and
Mrs. Claud Allen, Mr. and Mrs.
Pat Greeley, and Carey Wells of.
Canton, Mr. and Mrs. Tont Camp
bell, and Dr. and Mrs. Phil Med-
ford. .
O.E.S. To Meet
At Bethel Hall
The Sonoma Chanter. Nn. 2S4
Order of the Eastern Star will meet
in the Masonic Hall at the Bethel
School, Tuesday, at 8 p. m.
Mrs. Clifton Terrell, worthv
matron, will prid.
nnnYi'mtiTi
Miss Deaver Is
Married To
F, E. Bumgarner
Mi, and Mrs. Claude Deaver of
Canton, Route 2 have announced
the marrjage of their daughter,
Miss Frances Christine Deaver, to
Frank Edward Bumgarner, son of
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bumgarner,
also of Canton, Route 2.
The wedding will take place in
the home of the bride's parents on
Sunday, May 7.
The couple will reside near Fort
Monmouth, New Jersey where Mr.
Uumgarner . is serving with the
Army
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116 Dresses Are
Shown In W.T.ES,
Fashion Show .
, One hundred and sixteen models
were shown by girls in the Home
Economics Department nf th Wnv.
nesville Townshio Hich School nt
the annual Fashion Show held in
the school auditorium Wednesday
afternoon.
Featuring a SDrine Fashion HnnW
effect, the show was directed by
Mrs. John Nesbitt heart of thA
Home Economics Department, and
was sponsored by the Waynesville
Business and Professional Women's
Club. : ,
The stage represented a sDrlncr
garden with Various arrangements
Of flowers and the dresses, most of
wiHCOiwere, cotton,, were shown in
five divisions. ,.' ' : '
Virginia Wilson won toD honors
In the school dress class and Geral-
dine Sutton was judged best in the
school skirt and blouse class.
For dressy cottons, Margaret No
land received first place and Gwen
Thompson received honorable men
tion. - .
Patricia McElroy had the best
model in the sport clothes divis
ion and in the evening wear divls
.ion.. Clarlne Carver had the best
informal model and Mildred Med
ford had the best creation for form
al' wear. ' "
The winners were announced by
Mrs. M. G. Stamey, president of
the, Business and Professional Wo
men's Club.
Music for the show was furnish.
ed by Anne Coman Crawford and
the models were Introduced by
Mary Evelyn Plemmons. Taking
part in the opening scene were
Anne Plott, Laura Woody, Edna
Hollingsworth, Helen Garrett, and
Mildred Medford.
Judges for the event were Mr.
James Harden Howell, Jr., Miss
Jean Childers. and Mrs. Ruth
Beaty. . - .
Clyde Teams Haye
Theatre Party
The Girls' and Boys' Basket Ball
Teams of the Clyde High -School
entertained with a theatre party
last Monday evening for the show
ing of "Prince of Peace" at the
Park Theatre.
Each member of the two teams
Invited a guest and the group as
sembled at Tut'g for supper before
the movie. ' ,
Mrs. Laura Mae Green, coach
for the Kills, and Clvde Smith
boy'a coach, attended with around
lorty-jive young people.
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63 H. D. Club Members
Take Part In Dress Revue
Sixty-three home demonstration
club members, wearing models of
their own making, participated in
the Dress Revue which featured
the Spring Federation of Haywood
County Home Demonstration Clubs
held Tuesday in the dining room
of the First Methodist Church. 1
Winners were selected in five
divisions as follows:
Cotton Dress: 1st. Mrs. Paul Rob-
insqn, Beaverdam Club; 8nd, Mrs.
Herbert Plott, Maggie Cluh; 3rd,
Mrs. Claude Jolly, Clyde Club.
Might Wear Division: 1st Mrs.
W. D. Duncan, Aliens Creek Club;
2nd, Mrs. Sd Harking, McKlmmon
Club; 3rd, Wr. R. c. James, Fines
ureen wtUP.
Tailored Garments: 1st. Mrs. R.
W. Noland. Junaluska Club; 2nd,
Mrs. Karl Messer, Waynesville
Homemakers Cluh: 3rd. Mrs. Trov
T. Wyche, Francis Cove Club
Best Dress: 1st, Mrs. C. C. Willis
Beaverdam Club; 2nd, Mrs. R. C.
James, Fines Creek Club; 3rd, Mrs.
Levi Morgan, Clyde Club.
Evening Dress: 1st, Mrs. Charles
Beck. Saunook Club; 2nd, Mrs. C.
E. Mainous, Bethel Club; 3rd, Mrs.
Clifton Terrell, Bethel Cluh.
Mrs. Henry Francis, vice presi
dent of the Haywood County Coun
cil of Home Demonstration Clubs,
presided during the meeting in the
absence of Mrs. Paul Hyatt, presi
dent. One hundred and fifty per
sons attended.
The program included a devo
tional given by Mrs. Paul Robinson
and special music by members of
the. Clyde Club.
Music for the dress revue was
furnished by Joyce Gail Matthews
and Mary Jo Cole, both of Clyde.
Mrs. L. J. Cannon of the Mc
Kimmon Club served as general
chairman for the dress revue and
arrangements for the social hour
following the meeting were made
by Mrs. Ed Harkins, Mrs W. C.
Moody, Mrs. W. I. Amnions, and
Mrs. Cannon.
Appreciation was expressed to
the following business firms who
contributed the awards: Garrett
Furniture Company, Moody Ru
lane, Inc., C. E. Ray's Sons, Belk
Hudson, and The Toggery, all of
Waynesville; and Howard Myers
Grocery, Canton Cash Store, Nan
tahala Hardware, Winner's and
Jack Medford, Florist, all of Can
ton. Judging the dress, contest were
mia. uorence snerrlll, Macon
County Home A
sistant, Miss Barbara Brown, and
miss Anne iViest, home agent of
iransyivania County.
Miss McCoy Is
Honored At
Shower Today
f Miss Ruth McCoy, whose mar
rlage to Fred Martin. Jr. will take
Place on Saturday evening, was
honored at a miscellaneous shower
given this afternoon by Miss Ann
Lyle, who will attend Miss McCoy
as maid of honor, and Mrs. S. H
Lyle, Jr. at Trimont inn in Frank
lin. A color motif of pink and white
was qoted In the party appoint
ments and mixed spring flowers
were used in decorating.
Around tk-irtysi;ive guests attend
ed the party. ..
Bethel Ciiib
Has Meeting
The Bethel Home Demonstration
Club met Wednesday afternoon at
the home of 'Mrs. Ralph Riddle
with Mrs. Horace Peek nd Mrs
Jack McCracken as associate host
esses. ...
Mrs. McCracken presided and
the devotional program was given
by Mrs. Welch Singleton and Mrs.
S. E. Mainous.
Miss Mary Cornwell, home agent,
gave a demonstration on "Three
Meals That Measure
iect leaders reported as follows:
Mrs. Mainous, foods and nutrition
Mrs. Singleton, gardens and citi
zenship; Mrst. Peek, poultry; Mrs.
Jim .Welch, home heautification;
and Mrs. Henry Garnet, clothing
- Plans were made for the "June
meeting tq be held at the home cf
Mrs, J. C. ' Fisher with Mrs. Bert
Cogle and Mrs. Will Trull assisting.
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Mrs. Rogers Is
Hostess For
CrabtreeClub .
Mrs. R. F. Rogers was hostess
for the Upper Crabtree Home
Demonstration Club Monday after
noon. i. .:
Mrs. ' WUlie Smith, president,
presided duriag the business hour
and conducted, the devotional pro
gram. The, demonstration " on "Three
Meals That Measure Un." was alli
en by Miss Mary Cornwell, home a-
gem, and leader reports were giv
en y Mrs. Jim, Best, Mrs, R. f
Rogers, and Mrs. Matt Davis.
Mrs. M. B. Ropers was welcom
ed as ow member. , -
Bobby Rogers Is
Class President
Bobby Rogers, son of Mr. and
Mrs- Grady Rogers of Clyde, was
unanimously elected president of
the Young Adult Class of the Sun
day School of the Clyde Central
Methodist Church, at- a recept
meeting of the class. "
The group has 47 members.
Forerunner of the televlKiun
tube, tjie oscilliscope, was invented
in 1906 ,
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And
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Plan Benefit v x
Card Party .
Pans for a benefit cwd party
were made at the regular monthly
meeting of the Waynesville Chap
ter of the National Secretaries
Association which was held Wed
nesday night at the Skyland Tea
Room.
Arrangements were made to hold
the party at the Davis-Liner Show
Room on Wednesday night, June
7, at 8 o'clock. Proceeds will he
used for charitable projects of the
association. ' '
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