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Ti:r Y7Av:,T.oViiLn :,:gu:tai:,ti Mmidjy Afteiuooii, June 26 a ;! Fashion Show To Ed Sponsored By Garden Club A Fashion Show, 'depicting the j styles from the "Gay Nineties" to the (nodern, 190'. will be, held 4t the Hazelwood Elementary School Building Friday, June 30, at 8 o'clock. .. ...... The 'siovfr is being sponsored by tLe Eic jiland Garden Club for the benefit of Its highway beatifica tion" projects. A special attraction will oe the showing of dresses of various styles and pefiods which belong to local peopled The wedding dress of Mrs. W." T, iCrawford will be worn- by Mrs. Fred Campbell and other young fadies will wear the wedding gownst Mrs. A. P. Ledbetter and Mrs, toy Campbell. Mrs. "Tuck" Bay aid Mrs. Fred Martin, Jr., re cent brides, will show what the bride of 1950 wears. Dresses from the trObsseaus p Mrs. T. L. Gwyn and ' i.frs. Jonathan Woody will be modeled by severaj local girls and the . ' tra-modern" bathing suits which tame from the trousseau of Mrs. Clayton Walker will be shown complete with long stocwng, cap, and sjb.es. Also of interest will be a Uheijjduster bf he 1912 Vintage, loanedjby Mrs. J; E. Elwpod. Fsljuns for children as well as grownups will be a feature of the show ltfa about twenty models takingfpart. ': local stores f urnish ing odtfits Include The Toggery, Massif Department Store, Town and Country Shop, Slack's; Bur gin"s Department Store, Belk Hudso, and Sheppe's. MtsS)(nMener Prevost is serving as cuijraan of the committee in chargejof the plans for the event and is'peiog assisted by Mrs.. .Bon ner Riv and Mrs. John Smathers, Jr. i ""' Jurraluska Club Meets With At The Pari: Thursday and Friday Juanita Noland Becomes Bride . Of James L. Query 4 A scene from the technicolor drama "The Red Shoes," winner of three academy awnrds. Mrl. Nolqnd The$Jun meeting of the Juna luska, Home Demonstration Club was, htid at the home of Mrs. Coyd NolanA FWday afternoon. Mis Elizabeth Glosscr, vice preridwrt, Rres,ideoV and the dem onsajo,n vas given by Miss. Mary gornwell, Home Agent. ' Proiscf leaders reporting were Mrs, 5o)and, Miss plosser, . Mrs. Cep,h Clak, Mrs. Qrover Leather woo, Mrs. poc Boyd, and1 Mrs. W, A. fledford. ,v MisifiGlosser and Mrs. Leather- woofl uso inae poor reports. ; A social hour followed the meet ing. . ' . ; V .' ; . H - W. Canton Club Dinner-Dance At Piedmont Will Open Season The annual Fourth of July Din-ner-Dance( which officially opens the summer season, will be held Monday night, July 3, at the Pied mont Hotel. The dance will be sponsored by the Beta Sigma Phi sorority with music by Teddy Martin and his orchestra. Dinner, will be served in the hotel dining room from 6 to 9 o'clock and dancing will start at 9 and continue until 1 o'clock. This will be the first of three summer dances to be held by the sorority. Center Pigeon Home Club v Has Meeting , The Good Neighbors of Center Pigeon, Home Demonstration Club, met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Annie Bramlette with Mrs. William Murray presiding. Miss Mary Cornwell, home agent, gave a demonstration on Food Con servation and plans were made for the club s participation in Farm and Home Week, ', Mrs. O. T, Henderson. Mrs. Wal ter Jones, and Mrs. H. F. Pressley wejre' welcomed as new members. Mrs. Morford Wins Ladies' Day Event Mrs, Cromer Crisp was hostess 'for th Jun$ meeting of the West Cantojjf Home Demonstration Club last Thursday afternoon. . Mrs. W. S. M;Elrath presided and Mrs Jam.es L. Hyd gave the devotional. Mjgji Lewsi Sanford, Mrs. Earl , Poe., gnd Mrs. Franlit Hyatt were named as delegates to Farm and Hoine'.Week and plans were made for a food sale to help defray their expenses. '.v:. . :.;;'' Mrsjji flush ?a.rly announced plan iior h,Qjd,ing -an Alumjnuin Tray VYtu-shop an4 Mrs. James Hyatt Reported an additional Book mobilstop aj Pigeon Valley Gru .. eery, f ..' , Mrs? Sidney Watts was welcom ed as new mfinher. Sorority Gives Shower For '.. Coretta Henson Members of the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority entertained with a lingerie shower at th home of Mrs. Stan ley Henry last Friday evening, in honor of Miss Coretta Henson, as an outstanding memher of ' this year s graduating class of the Waynesville Township High School. The high school colors were used in decorating and the shower gifts were presented by Vicky Russell, small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Russell. The Reeds Are Hosts 0 Party Col and Mrs, M. W. Reed enter tained at their home on the Pigeon Road Saturday evening in celebra tion of their first wedding antiiver sary. " . , Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Medford. Mr. and Mrs. David Felmet, Miss Betsy Lane Quinlan, arid Sara C. Welch. - , Rector's Guild To Have Meeting The Rector's Guild of Grace Episcopal Church will meet Tues day, June 27, at 8 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Roy Campbell. Mrs. James K. I nomas, Sr. will be associate hostess. Youthful . Dance Dress fI: The weekly Ladies' Day was held at the Waynesvllle ; Country Club Friday with Mrs..' Bruce' Morford 'nvinning the prRe Terrrnvrrmtr. AH women golfers are invited to participate in these weekly events, tceir.g off at 9;15 a.m. Mrs. Jam.es A. Gwynn, tourna ment, chairman, has announced plans for interesting tournaments throughout the summer; SAFETY MEET TO DRAW 450 Aproximately 450 persons haVe accepted invitations from Governpr Scott to serve on committees at a study conference o n highway safety, John A. Park, editor-pub lisher of the Raleigh Times and chairman of the Governor's Ad- visojy Committee, on .Highway Safety, announced yesterday. The group will meet next Tues day at 10:30 a. m. at the Textiles Building at N. C." State College. PERSONALS T Embroidered organdie frock. By VERA WINSTON EYELET embroidered organ die makes a lovely froth of a frock for a very young and charming dance dress. The small fluted cohar and sleeve trim give a demure touchThere are bands of Imported eyelet embroidery eded with fluted organdie on the bodice ,and skirt. The bodice is snugly but toned down the front and the skirt Is full and gathered. Black velvet ribbon is used for a nar row, bow-tied sash. At The Strand See Our Want Aos For Bargain V?, Si WBEtB'iroU CAN ENJOY TnE BEST PICTURES IN COMFORT SEATED IN LUXURIOUS BODIFORM UPHOLSTERED SEATS. M'atftiees Sunday 2 and 4 P. M. Saturdays 11 A. M. Continuous Night Shows T and 9 P. M. Sunday Night 8:30 , m IZEflffiltfan ever! PROGRAM TUES. & WED., JUNE 27 & 23 1- ! 4HliSs Nannette Jones returned to her home on Walnut Street last week after an extensive visit to relatives in Miami and Crescent City, Florida. She was accompanied home by her sister, Miss S. ' A. Jones, of Miami, who will be her guest here for a few weeks, ..' Lane Prevost, daughter of Mr. an dMrs. Ralph Prevost, left Satur day to attend Transylvania Music Camp at Brevard. V '. ' ' ' ' Col and Mrs. M. W. Reed had as their guest last week the lattcr's sister, Mrs. Jack Weisend, of Baton Rouge, La. . Miss Pat Reed left lest week to spend the summer with relatives in Kentucky, Louisiana, and Missis sippi. Mr. and. Mrs. Hugh Sloan, Sr. have' as guests this week the fol lowing members of Mrs. Sloan's! family: Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Stroud of Chapel Hill, Mrs.. Pinkney A. Smith of Richmond, Vs., Mr. and Mrs. Frank Craig and son, Billy Craig, of Charlotte, and Miss Emma Rankin of Gastonia. : Mr. aid " Mrs. ' Joseph Stanelli and daughter left Friday to spend' two weeks at Lake George, New York. ' Mrs. Burgin Gives Birthday Party For Son Mrs. Lester Burgin, Jr. enter tained a group of children" at her home, on Hazel Street Saturday afternoon in celebration of the first birthday of her son,. Bobby Burgin. - , yrg. Burginva&,assjgteiJ by berl momer, Mrs. Henrietta F. Kluttz, and Miss Norma Jane Burgin, aunt of the young honor guest. A birthday motif was used and the guests were presented balloons as favors. Those invited were Billy Porter, Stephen Barker, Patricia Barker, Skipper Garrett, Eddie Thomas, Rebecca Tate, Patricia' Worsham, Reha Kelly, and Mike Milner. Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Duke of Washington, D. C. and Richmond are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Sloan, Sr. ; Miss Juanita Noland of Waynes viRe and Raleigh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Cordell Noland of Waynesville, was married to James Lardner Query of Concord, son of Mr.- and Mrs. J. E. Query, also of Concord, in a ceremony in the Memorial Chapel at Lake Juna 'uska, Saturday afternoon at four o'clock. . Dr. F. S. Love, superintendent of the Methodist Assembly pronounc ed the vows. . Flor standards c! white gladioli and branched candelabra against a background of greenery were used in decoration of the altar. ; A program of wedding music was presented by Miss Raye Ballard, pianist, and Frank Love, Jr. vocal ist. Before the ceremony Miss Bal lard played "Claire de Lune," and ,Mr. Love sang "Because," by d'Hardelot. "An Angel's Serenade" was played during the ceremony and "The Lord's Prayer." by Mal otte was sung as a benediction. The traditional marches were used as processions and recessional. The bride, who wVs given in mar riage by her father, wore a waltz length dress Of white Chantilly lace over satin. Toe fitted bodice was buttoned. In front with tiny lace covered buttons and was de signee) with v-neck, outlined with a rolled collar and long sleeves, pointed at the wrists. Her shoulder, length veil of imported Belgian lace was attached to a f ap of bridal illusion and her only ornament was a strand, of pearls. She carried a bouquet of white roses and valley lilies centered with a white orchid. Miss Mary Hazel Phillips of Washington, D. C. and Asheville, was maid of, honor and the bride's only attendant. She yore a bouf fant dress of blue organdy fashion ed with off-the-shoulder neckline and a' headdress of matching net. She carried an arm bouquet of red roses. ' ' ; ' Fred A. Qunry of Kannapolis, brother of the bridegroom served as. hest man and ushers were Wil liani David Noland bf Waynesville, brother of the hrlde, Norval Craw ford, Jr. of Duke University and Asheville, cousin of the bride, Mrs. ' Noland, mother of the bride, wore a street-length dress of navy with white accessories and a corsage of yellow rosebuds. Immediately after the ceremony the couple left by motor for a wed ding trip through the South. For traveling the bride wore an aqua beige summer suit with green ac cessories .and the orchid from her bridal bouquet. Upon their return they will be at home ot 705 Wil- Mar Drive, Concord, N. C. Mwi. -Qucry.was graduated .from Waynesvllle Township High School and Berea College, Berea, Ken tucky. Since graduation from the latter, she has been employed by the North Carolina Board of Cor rection and Training, Raleigh, as testing psychologist. Mr. Query is a graduate of the Harrisburg School, Harrisburg, N. C. He served four years in the 101st Airborne Medical Division of the U. S. Army in England, France, and Germany. He has been employ ed for several years at the Stone wall Jackson Training School in Concord as Farm Manager and Boys' Supervisor. . 1 - V - A desperate attempt at freedom! Eleanor Parker tries to scale the barbed-wire prison wall in this scene from ' Caged," coining to the Strand Theatre Wednesday and Thursday. Spring Hill Ends Largo Vacation Bible School Edwin Davis Celebrates 7th Birthday ' Edwin Davis celebrated his sev enth birthday with a party given at his home in East Waynesville Sunday afternoon. He was assisted in entertaining by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Davis., , A color scheme of pink and green was observed in the party appointments' and favors were whistles and - balloons, i Refresh ments were served after games. ' The guests included (J.oe i Jones, William Clark, Jimmy Jennings, Dottie Kay Turner, Sally Sullivan, Sara Jan? League, Mary Otis Bur gin, Joe Cathey, Freddy Hall, Har ry Sullivan, LeRoy Roberson, and Jimmy Francis. B and PW Club- v To Meet Tuesday The Business and Professional W'onien's Club will hold its month ly meeting at the WaynevlUa Tea Room tomorrow night. Reports will be heard of the recent convention held at Winston Salem and new officors will be installed. A verysuccessful Vacation Bible School was brought to a close last Friday night at Spring Hill with a Commencement program. -A . total of 166 was enrolled with an average attendance of 155. Several mem bers made a prefession of faith and many others dedicated their lives for Christian service. Mrs. Oro .Shipman served as principal, and Mrs. Wilson Cald well as pianist. Other officers were: song lead ers, Mrs. piiver Hill and Secretary, Rev. Gay Chambers, Working in the departments 'were: Beginners, Mrs. John Shipman, Mrs. Bonner Pierce, Mrs. Harrison West,' Mrs. Harold Pressley, Mrs. CHne Moore, and ' Mrs. ' Woodrow Steppleton. With the Primary department were: Miss Blanche Henson, Mrs. Frank Mease, Mrs. Lee Dunlap, arid Mrs. Wayne Dolson. With Juniors were: Mrs. Ben Wells, -Mrs. Owen Murray, Mrs. Harding Press.-ey, Mrs. Rogers, Mrs, Robt. Clarke, Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Ora Shipman, Mrs. Woodrow Flem inf, Mrs. Oliver Hill, Mrs.: Jack Sigmon and Miss Mabel Clarke. ; Miss Angeline Trull and Mrs. Edith Cooke worked with the In termediates. ' Capt and Mrs. John B. McClain of Lenoir were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Sloan, Sr. Mrs, McClain is a niece of Mrs. Sloan. GENE AUTRY t i patricm WHrrf ' 0 i TIIURS. & Fill., JUNE 29 & 30 . ACADEMY AYARBS. C.D. Meeting To Be Herd At lunaluskq A regular meeting of the Lake Junaluska Community Develop ment program will be held tomor row at 8 p. m. at the, Junaluska School. r '-. ""All persons wishing their prem ises sprayed are asked to co:itact W. IJ. Burgin, Mrs. Johnny Fergu son, Mrs. Wallace Ward, or Harry Howell by Tuesday afternoon, so that plans for the operation can be made at the meeting. . 3,500 WITIIOUT JOBS IN BUNCOMBE There are approximately 3,500 unemployed uersons in Buncombe County, it lg estimated officially. The number of idle has been going down steadily since February, but is expected, to rise to 3,900 by the middle of July. - STUDENTS JOIN MERCHANT BODY Student Government at the Uni versty of North Carolina has been given fidl membership in the local Merchants Association 61 ChapeJ Hill. , - : - , WAYNESVILLE mm-m nwm Movies Are BETTER Than Ever! PROGRAM MON., - TUES, JUNE 26 & 27 "TASK FORCE" Starring GARY COOPER and WALTER BRENNAN f1 11 11 II The national AAU track and field championships will be held in Washington, D. C. Jfun 2?-?4. . WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28 DOUBLE FEATURE 'KAZAN'1 Starring STEPHEN DUNNE ALSO TRIGGERMAN Starring ' JOHNNY MACK BROWN TIIURS., & FRIDAY, JUNE 29 - 30 THE GREAT LOVER , . Starring BOB HOPE and RHONDA FLEMING ALSO SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS II Two Shows Daily Monday through Friday 79 P.M. Saturday: Continuous Showings from 11 A.M. Sunday: 3 Shows, Z, 4 and 9:00 P. M. TODAY and TUESDAY, JUNE 26 - 27 The Qm that became the ten of ifa Lsnd! 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