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.Circles-Change
i$dG ting Date "
J ; 11 xirrks of the Woman's Soci
ety of Christian .Service of the
'First .Methodist ..Church, with the
Exception ..pf Cirle itfo. 4, have
snide changes in the time f their
Vuly meetings due to the fact that
Jthregular -scheduled date falls on
July fourth. . ,
Jrleetingswjll beheld as follows:
tCircle No. 1 will meet Wednes
day, July 5, at the home of Mrs.
W. A, Hyatt, at 3:30 p.m.
i Circle No. 2 will meet Friday,
"July 7, at the home of Mrs. J. M.
Long,' at 3:30 , p. m. Mrs. -Ernest
jHyatt .will be cj-ipst.ess.
Ii Circle No. 3 wjll meet Monday,
Iuly 3, at 8 p. m. at the home of
jjMrs. P. R. Kitchen, on East Street.
i Circle No.v4 will meet .Tuesday,
Vuly 4, ,at,7:ip p. m., at the home
jjpf Mrs. Johnny Ferguson. JArs. Joe
Webster, Miss Bessie Boyd, and
' fMiss Daisy Boyd will be associate
ostesses.
t Circle No. 5 will meet Wednes
day, .July 5, at 7:30 p. m. at the
home of Jtfrs. Henry Clayton with
"tyrs. Joble Garrett, Jr. as co-host-Jess.
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i, Circle No. 6 will meet Wednes
'day, Jvjly 5,it.7f30 p. p., at the
jhome of Miss Mary Medfoi d.
Cecil Club
Meets With
?Mrs.Erwin
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U The Cecil Home Demonstration
"Club .met Wednesday afternoon at
Jhe home of -tlje president, Mrs.
WhomflSjErwln.
j Mrs. Erwjn presided and plans
.were made for delegates at attend
'Farm and Home Week in .Raleigh.
J I jyiisj Jean , ChUUers, assistant
home agent, gave the demonstra
tion on - Food Conservation," and
.project leaders reported as fol
lows: Mi's J. E. Burnette, foods
jjajnd nutrition; Mrs. Erwin, home
gardens; Mrs. George Allen, poul-JrJ-y;
Mrs.. J. H. Reece, food pre
sf rvation; Mrs. James Reeves, home
beautification; Mrs. Kenneth
' frowning, clothing; and Mrs.
nljhflnlfi AUisn, arts and crafts,
i Announcement was made of the
J July meeting to be held at the
'home of Mrs. J. H. Reece at which
t)me a demonstration on "Storage
space, , wut be given.
J Refreshments were served b y
,Uie .hostess following the meeting
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J Miss Louise Johnstan of Fayette-
tvuie isJtere to spend the summer
Jvjith her sister, Miss -Margaret
,donnsion.
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Miss Apna Reger and Miss Mary
, Ruth Angle if , Greensboro are
guests olMlss Margaret Johnston
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SHOP MONDAY - ENJOY A SAFE
AND SANE JOURTH SHOP WEDNESDAY
. yAYNESVILX I1AZELWOOD LAKE JUNALUSKA
MEBCHANTS' ASSOCIATION
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Miss Thompson
Announces
Wedding Plans
Miss Dolores Ann Thompson, ;
daughter of Mrs. Thelma Anderson '
Thompson of Asheville and Miami,
Florida, has announced plans for
her marriage to Tom Howell Med
ford. son of Mr. and Mrs.' Bryan
Medford of Waynesville. '
The wedding will take place in
All Souls Episcopal Church. Bilt-
more, tomorrow afternoon at five
o'clock. The Rev. Gale D. Webbe,
rector of St. Marys Episcopal
Church, will officiate.
Mrs. Sam Rosen of Miami, sister
of the bride-elect will he matron of
honor, and Miss Joanne Hutchin
son of Hendersonville will be maid
of honor.
Bridesmaids will be Miss Rose
Schorr, Mrs. George Foster Hemp
hill. Mss Gail Fisher, all of Ashe
ville, and Miss Mildred Medford,
sister of the bridegroom of Way
nesville. Jane Patterson. Bledsoe
of Roanoke, Virginia will be flow
er girl.
Dick Medford will be his broth
er's" best man and ushers wilil by
Carter Shook, Raymond Phillips of
Wayaesville, Lawrence Robinsoln,
Asheville, Asbury Medford, broth
er of the bridegroom and Fred
Mopre of Cullowhee.
Immediately after the wedding
a reception will be held at The
Manor.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Fowler and
children, Billy and Barbara, of
Charlotte are expected this week
end to spend a few days with Mrs.
Fowler's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Martjn.
Mrs. N. E. Pppper and daughter
Miss Jpsephine Pepper and Miss
Barbara .Francis are visiting the
hitter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
Francis.
Mrs., C M., Waggoner of Pfeiffer
College, Misenheimer, is a guest of
the Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Yountz
while attending the Woman's Soci
ety Conference at Lake Junaluska.
Howard R, Queen, who has a
position with the Pilot Freight
Lines in Winston Salem, spent the
week-end with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Queen.
Mrs. James Michaels and son
Jimmy, left Wednesday for their
home in Durham after a visit to
the former's mother, Mrs. R. II
Blackwell.
Wjnt Ads-bring quick results.
STORE HOURS
FOB JOIY FOURTH
STORES WILL OBSERVE TUESDAY,
JULY 4th AS A HOLIDAY -
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MRS. QUERY Is the former Miss Juanlta oiana of Waynesville
and Raleigh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Cordell Roland of
Waynesville. She was married in the Memorial Chapel at Lake
Junaluska Saturday afternoon, June 24. Mr. .Query is the son pf
Mr. and Mrs. J. E.: Query of Concord. The couple is residing in
Concord. (Photo bv Culberson Studio, Ashevilje.) -
Many Old Fashions Will Be
Modeled In Gay '90'sShow
Haywood 4-HfQrp
To Go To White
Lake July 10
Haywood County's 4-H Clubbers
will leave the morning of July 10
for a week's vacation at the State
4-H Club Camp at White Lake.
' They'll return home July 15.
There .will be some study for the
campers, but mostly play in the
varied recreational program the
organization offers.
Buses transporting the Haywood
boys and girls will leave pn the
following schedule: County Court
House, Waynesville-8 A. M.; Clyde
School 8:15 A. M ; Canton Bus
Station 8:45 A. M,
Read the Want Ads for bargains
Wedding gowns and trousseau
models of former decades will be
modeled by belles of 1950 in the
Gay Nineties Fashion Show, spon
sored by the Richland Garden Club
at the Hazelwood Elementary
School tomorrow night j.t 8 o'clock.
Miss Jean Ann Bradley will
model the wedding :lress of the
late Mrs. Wilburn Campbell, who
was married November 5, 1863.
The wedding gown pf J. L, El
wood's mother, worn in 1880 and
fashioned of heavy brocaded satin,
will be worn, by Miss Mary Lu El
wood and wedding gowns of the
1920's belonging to Mrs. Roy Camp
bell and Mrs. A. P. Ledbetter will
be modeled by, Miss Mary Ann
Massie and Miss Marv Lou Ger-
rincer. it
Selections from the trousseaus of
Mrs. J, H. Way, Mrs. T. Lenoir!
uwyn, and Mrs. jonntnan woody
will be shown by Miss Eileen Ger
ringer, Miss Patsy Green, Miss
Linda Sloan, Miss Vivian Gilliland,
and Miss Patsy Ezell.
Mrs. Tuck Ray and Mrs. Fred
Martin, Jr., recent brides, will
wear their own wedding gowns in
contrast.
Bathing beauties will show vari
ous models from 1907 until the pre
sent time, including two daring
bloomer-styles belonging to Mrs.
James Elwood and Mrs. Clayton
Walker, which will be worn by Miss
Kathleen Creasman, Miss Ann
Coman Crawford, and Miss Mary
Lu Elwood. - . .
Children's clothes of former
days will ' be modeled by Carey
Howell, Betsy Isley, Rosalie Prevost
and Nanev Prevostv Nancv and
I her doll one which - belongs to
Mrs. .Lillian Allen HarWwul wear
the "mother and daughter", dress
es made by Mrs. Hart's mother, the
late Mrs. W. C. Allen.
Other old fashions as well as. to
day's styles will be! jsiiowh by Miss
Kathryn Hyatt, Mjjs"s! Vtyian Wat
kins, Miss Julia Ann Calhoun, iyltss'
Allen Hart, Miss Anne Bischoff,
Miss Julia Ann Stovall, Mf s. JBoyd
Medford, Miss Nancy Jo Doggett,
Miss Jackie Sue Messer, Miss Flor
ence Ann Bowles. Miss Ann Wil
liamson Prevost, Miss Carolyn Bis
choff, Miss Braxton Crocker, Miss
Sara Frances Lane, and Miss Ray
Bryson, Miss Nancy Francis, Miss
Susie Swanger, Miss. Geraldine
Keenum, Miss Frances Hoyle, Miss
Mitzy Sutton, Miss Carmen Green,
Misses Carolyn and Vivian Sayer,
and Mrs. Robert Boyd.
Contrasts in children's' clothes
will be shown in a children's party
scene with the following young
sters: Carolyn Wicker, Glenna
Marie Wyatt, LeRoy Jtoberson,
Sally Gerringer, Linda Lane, Mary
I Nan Messer, Jimmy Mddford, Betty
Owen, Marietta Campbell, Bill
Thompson, Susan Prevost, Dody
Prevost, Sonny Prevost, Neddie
Tucker, Skipper Sloan, Dan Sayer,
Stuart Roberson, Agnes Jape Rjb
erson, Frank Frye, Joan Prevost,
Jack Prevost, Mike Lane, and
Tommy Prevost.
Mrs. Whitener Prevost, who is
chairman pf the event, has askejl
all those participating in the show
to be at the school for a rehtar
al tonight at 7 o'clock.
Admission will be 15 and j5
cents and proceeds will go toward
the highway beautification . pro
jects of tUe Garden Club.
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Miss Louise Martin of Richmond,
Virginia is here to spend the .holi
day week end with her parents,
Mr and Mrs. Roy Martin, Mr. Mar
tin, whp is at Warner-Robinj,
Georgia is expected to join hit
family here tomorrow.
Miss Doris Ruff
Is Married To v
Charlie Clement
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ruff o f
Haielwood have announced the
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Doris Ruff, to Charlie J. Clement,
spn pf Mrs.: Willie, and thp late Mr.
Clement of Maggie. The ceremony
took place in Greenviille, S. C. oh
June 17.
Mrs. Clement is a graduate of the
Waynesville High .School and now
has a position with A. C. Lawrence
Leather Company at Hazelwood.
Mr.. Clernent was also graduated
from the VVaynesville High School
a.nd.served with the U. S. Air Force
in ;the iPaclflc Theatre . during
Wjwld -War II. He is at present
emplpyed jit Dayton Rubber Co.
The couple residing in Hazel
wppd .following a wedding trip
Jhrough .Jhe jSouth.
Births announced this week at
the iiaywopd County Hospital are
as follows:
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Tomlinson
Of Waynesville, a son, June 22
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Plemmons
pf Luck, a daughter, June 22,
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Dover of
Waynesville, a son, June 22 '
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Mr. and Mrs. Donajd Newsome
pf Canton, a daughter, June 22
Mr. , and Mrs. Joe Leopard of
Waynesville, a son, June 24
Mr. apd Mrs. Fred Cagle of Way
nesville, Rqute 1, a son June 24
Mr. and .Mrs. Robert McCall of
Hazelwood, a son, June 24
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Messer of
Waynesville, Route 2, a son, June
25
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Kirkpatrick
of Waynesville, a son, June 25
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Davis of
Waynesville, Route 1, a daughter
June 26
Mr. and Mrs. Zeke Morris of
Canton, Route 1, a daughter, June
26 :. ,
Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Harben
of Canton,' Route 1, a daughter,
June 27 ......
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Patterson
Wavnpsvine. n son. JunP 28
Mr.
and Mrs
Donald Howell of
Waynesville, a son, June 28
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gibson of
Canton, a daughter, June 29
J950 Methodist
Hour .Series To
Open Sunday
The southwide Methodist Hour
Sunday radio broadcasts for the
summer of 1950 will open Sunday,
with Hadio Station WHCC of
Waynesville scheduled to carry the
programs.
The Hour will be on the air from
7:0 a.m. to 8 a.m. every 'Sunday
during the summer.
Dr. Aubrey G. Walton, pastor of
the First JVlethodist Church of Lit
tle Rock, Mk., will open the series
ytyh his sermon: "The Authority
of The Bible". s ;. . i i
; jThe Methodist jfoux choir will
sing the iifpniiliar favorite, "My
lothbr's 'Bible? ' d4n1tig'the pro
gram. ;
White Oak Meeting
Set For Saturday
By Mrs. George Boring
(Mountaineer Correspondent)
Residents ; of White Oak will
hold a 'Community Development
Program meeting at 7:30 P. M,
Saturday at the Community House.
A busy program is planned, re-
freslnnepts will be. served, i and
everyone is urged to attend.
Five IJaywood Students
At Mars Hill Listed
On Dcan' Honor List
The names of five Haywood
County students appear on the
dean's honor list at Mars Hill Col
lege for the second semester of
the 1949tS0 term, released this
week from the registrar's office.
These are: Jarvis Buford Brock
and Patsy Jane Rogers, of Hazel
wood; Fred V. Ellis and Joyce
Marie Sbprrill, ,of Canton; and Pay
Burnette -Rogers of Waynesville
To be eligible for a place on the
eag 4tet -4Hie must earn a total
of t0 Quality credits with no grade
J)cpwnC. Last semester 87 out of
aqprpxiTiatcIy'- 900 students made
the list. ...v--.v-.-i - w,fZJ
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Radio Jtravei can travel all ihe
way around 4he - earth because
thtrt is layr of gases high in
the atmosphere' made of partially
-bipken, or "ioniztd" atoms, which
bend the radio waves down and
nd them bajk to ar4h again. This
acrcalled JKt ,nclly-He a visile layer,
If peally sc T-ral teparate layers.
B3BTH5 p -1
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Clement
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MR. AND MRS. CLEMENT were marnec in urecnv:::e, 3. C, on
June 17. Mrs. Clement Is. the former Miss Doris Ruff, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ruff of Hazejwood.
Misses Edna Suinmerrow and
Mary Due Crocker are spending
this week at Myrtle Beach, S. C.
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Organdy and "Simply .Beautiful.'
VC'iine eyelet embroidery shows upi
to perfection against the dark shad
ow 6bcer. A great . many tiny pleats
control the fullness, cf the skirt, out
standing with white bem. 7 to 1)
GREY NAVY
HENNA -TWQVQ1SB
$495
AS SEEN IN COOD HOUSEKEEPING
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"Playgoer " takes to evening wear as
easily is to sunning during the day.
Something new in fabric, cotton voile
. treated to (ook and feel like ceinkley
.silk chiffon. Striped with v-'licate
white embroidery. 9 to 15 .
AQUA WHEAT
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Other Ports Docfson Juniors
MASSIE
DEPARTMENT STORE
The Rev. and Mrs'. Clay Madison
and children, David and Florence,
of Concord : visited friends here
this ,week.
A Jfr: I anneck,mae removed. 7
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Friday, July 7
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Chapter of the Nation.)
Association will h!,r
night, July 7, at the fT
Show Room. Dav:'
Advance reservation, fr
made u th ,. . ."5 ft
Telephone 'lOO. PlaVtr7um
quested t0 brina ,h" i. iL
Methodist
Circle Meets
rl Mis.
"i me t iva , ,
meetine at th .. 8Ular
dent,;,
afternoon: ' H
Mrs. Fwim n
r at Southern VVt,CCC)
Intersession City.. Florida u
guest speaker, she told of ti
r """" Ul a numoer of m
arles whom she had met
school. 1
Mrs. Davis Underwood pj
"."tie on japan
Followlna Hip n,-,L.
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ments were served by the hi
MRS. HOWELL ATTENDS
BROTHERS FUNERAL
-oi .and Mrs. Jmis
Howell, Sr.. and th,,:..
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Harden, Howell, Jr., ie(t y
for Lynchburs. Va t .....J
neral services for Mrs. Hj
utouier, i nomas E. Marshal
which -were conducted there
nesaay.
Mr. Marshall HiH.im.-.
in Washington. D. C., Mond
ier an extended illness.
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Gail Woodard is spending
ft. m.iiie ua tamp at Fru
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