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TIIE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER
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Office Phone 700 MRS. BEN SLOAN, Editor Home Phone 452-J
'Bradfield
Wed To
s Brackett
lament is made of the
uf Miss Anne fciizaoein
of Wichita Falls, Texas
Rrackett of Waynesville.
l,ony took place Septem-
ihe home of me onae s
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
B Slack, pastor of the
ights Methodist church,
i the vows before an
d altar in the living room,
m and arrangements of
m chrysanthemums were
fci'corating.
ram of nupuai music was
I prior to the ceremony
E M. Rowser of Fort
Lnist, and Miss Patsy Cut-
alist.
fcidc. Riven in marricrge Dy
ir. wore a gown of white
Liin fashioned with a yone
led i"se point lace, Dora
h seed pearls, and a fitted
lith Ions! sleeves extending
at the wrists. She wore a
, veil of illusion attached
net of seed pearls and her
i r . . : : . t Un
here vwuie iuji turysamuc-
id with white satin stream-
!arv Margaret Bradfield
sister's maid of honor. Hqr
ins of He blue sapper saun
wore mulching mitts and
She carried an arm
of bluish pink chrysan-
iiil J. Swam of Fremont,
Irrvril as nesi man.
ialely after the ceremony
iimal reception was held.
ides table was covered with
s.itin damask cloth and
tluee-liered wedding cake
the reception the couple
a wedding trip to Lake(
Lodge in Oklahoma. They
residing in Wichita Falls.
fciide received her education
jpaschal High School at Fort
Texas, and the North Texas
ollege, Denton, Texas, bhe
employed by the Texas
c Service Company at Wicn-
lls.
Bracked, son of Mrs. Bertha
lit of Waynesville and Zeb
ftt of llazelwood, attended
la.vnesville schools and served
navy during World War II.
now stationed at Shoppard
lone Base, Wichita Falls.
long the out-of-town guests
wedding was Mrs. Brackett,
fr of the bridegroom.
Mr, and Mrs. James Bracket
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Apple Festival Ball Set
For Local Armory Nov. 3
HERE'S
TO HEALTH!
and when your doctor
fritcs your prescription,
H us immediately, then
jm'll lose no time putting
js medicine to work.
Your Walgreen Agency
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DRUG STORE
Home Owned & Operated
Phone 32
The Waynesville Lions Club will
sponsor an Apple Festival Ball.
The event, scheduled for the
Waynesville Armory the night of
November 3, will be a feature of
Haywood County's observance of
National Apple Week,
Dr. Phil Medford, who Is head
ing the club's arrangements com
mittee for the dance, said Ted
Martin and his orchestra would
play.
The folks will dance from eight
o'clock 'tin the evening) until mid
night, and the admission price at
the door is $1.50 a head.
Advance - purchase price per
ducat is $1.25.
Mr. and Mrs. Brackett were married in the home of the bride's
parents in Wichita Falls, Texas, on Saturday, September 9. The
bride is the former Miss Anne Elizabeth Bradfield, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Henry Bradfield. Mr. Brackett Is the son of
Mrs. Bertha Brackett of Waynesville and Zeb Brackett of Hazel-wood.
Alwayne McClure
Is Elected To
Class Office
Alwayne MeClure, a member of
the sophomore class at Beroa Col
lege, Berea, Ky., has been elected
social co-chairman of her class for
the school term. She is the daugh
ter of Mrs. Claude McClure.
T. E. L. Class
To Hold Meeting
The T. E. L. Sunday School Class
tho First. Rantisr, church will
niapt in flip hnmp of Mrs. Fred I
Saunders, Thursday night at 7:30 j
o'clock.
Rector's Guild
To Meet Tuesday
The Rector's Guild of Grace
Episcopal Church will meet Tues
day, October 24, at 8 p.m., with
Mrs. J. F. Abel and Mrs. Robert
Osborne as hostesses.
Dr. and Mrs. Boyd Owen, Mr.
and Mrs. Weaver Kirkpatrick, and
Mr. and Mrs. James Kilpatrick
mad up a parly attending the
Tennessee-Alabama football game
in Knoxville on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Plott and
two children, of Marietta, Ga.,
spent last week' with Mrs. Plott's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Mc
Crary at Fines Creek, find also
visited Mr. Plott's mother, Mrs.
G. C. Plott.
Read the Mountaineer Want Aaa
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hall spent
the week-end in Durham.
Mrs. Saf ford
Is Hostess For
Woman's Society
Mrs. Fred L. Safford was hostess
for the Woman's Society of Davis
Chapel at the October meeting last
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Roy Medford, ; vice-president,
presided in the absence of
the president, Mrs. T. C. Davis.
A program was given on the
topic, "The Healing Gift lie
Lends",
Attending the meeting were
Mrs. Cash Medford, Mrs. F. M.
Davis, Mrs. J. M. Medford. Mrs. C.
O. Newell, i Mrs. J. R Caldwell,
Mrs. R. B. Medford, and Mrs. F.
L. Safford. Mrs. E. J Stockston
of Charlotte was a special guest.
O. E. S. To Have
Birthday Party
The Waynesville Chapter No.
IBS, Order of the Eastern Star,
will hold a birthday party In the
home of Mrs. John N. Khoolbtvii,
Tuesday night at H o'clock.
All members and their families
are invited to bring a covered dish
and attend.
The party will mark the 27th
anniversary of the instituting of
the chapter.
Misg Dorothy Martcl, student at
the Woman's College in Greens
boro, spent the week-end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Martel
Reception Will
Be Given By
Methodist Women
The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service of the First Methodist
church will hold an informal re
ception in the dining room of the
church. Wednesday evening, irom
8 until 10 o'clock.
Honor guests for the occasions
will bo the Rev, W. J. Huneycutt,
new district superintendent, and
Mrs. Hunneycutt, the Rev. and Mrs.
J. K. YounU, Dr. and Mrs. C. N.
Clark and Dr. and Mrs. F. S. Love.
All members of the church are
Invited to attend.
fudge Smathers
Is Honored At
Birthday Dinner
Mrs Frank Smathers entertain
ed at a dinner on Wednesday even
ing. October 18, In honor r.f her
husband, Judge Smathers, in the
occasion of hl.s sixty-ninth birthday
anniversary.
Autumn flowers added n rieci
lative note to the living rooms mid
the dining table was cenrtered with
a silver bowl of chrysantlvmums,
snapdragons, and roses, flanked by
white candles In silver holders.
Covers were laid for ten guests.
Tommy Curtis, who is attending
Mars lliil College, was a week-end
visitor at home.
Mr. and Mrs
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William Mehalfey
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Mr. and Mrs. MehalTey were married in the home of the bride on
October 7. Mrs. MehalTey Is the former Miss Ruby Queen, daugh
ter of the Rev, and Mrs. W. L. Queen of llazelwood.
(Photo by Joe W. Davis.)
Ruby Queen
Is Bride Of
William Mehaf f ey
The Rev. nd Mrs. W. J-. Queen
of llazelwood have announced the
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Ruby Queen, to William MehalTey,
son of Mr, and Mrs, R. M. Me
halTey, also of llazelwood.
The ceremony took place In the
home of the bride's parents, on
Saturday, October 7, with the Rev.
Walter L. Dodson of Ashevlllc,
pronouncing the vows.
The bride was attired In a light
blue suit with navy accessories and
a corsade of red rose buds.
Only members of the two fami
lies were present.
Both Mr and Mrs. MehalTey are
graduates of the Waynesville Hlgn
School. Mr. MehalTey Is currently
employed at England-Walton Com
pany in llazelwood.
Rummage Sale
To Be Held By
Methodist Group
A rummage saie, sponred by
v.he Woman's Society of Christian
Service of the First Methodist
church, will be held Friday and
Saturday, October 27 and 28, and
again on Friday and Saturday, No
vember 3 and 4.
The sale will be held in the
former Hyatt Fashion Corner on
Church Street, opposite the Ma-'
sonic Teniple, beginning at S
o'clock each morning.
Members of the Society isve
been asked to bring clothes for all
ages, household articles, and cos
tume jewelry to the place of the
sale early next Friday morning.
Those unable to deliver their do
nations may call Mrs. Guy Massie
at Telephone 232 and arrange to
have them picked up.
Mrs. Massie and Mrs. J. E.
Yountj are serving as co-chairmen
for the sale, with the assistance of
the circle chairmen.
'
Elizabeth ( :
Chapel Society
Holds Meeting '
The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service of Elizabeth Chapel
Methodist Church held its regular
meeting Thursday afternoon In the
home of Mrs. Way Ratcliffe. Mrs.
Reeves Noland presided.
Mrs. Claymer McCracken, chair
man of Spiritual Life, led the de
votional, using as her theme "That
Healing Gift He Lends".
A program on "Midst The Suf
fering Throng." was given by Mrs.
Hilliard Jones assisted by Mrs.
Mark Galloway, Mrs. Josephine
Bishop, Mrs. Flora Rogers, and
Mrs. Joe Turner.
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cheat and back
with comforting
fOADWAY MUSICAL STAR
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wu:rfKltl C??fi!fE CAMELS
than any dher cigaroTfe!
Another Big Hit--BELK-HUDSON 'S
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Ladies' cotton
KNIT BLOUSES
Sizes 32-38
Assorted colors
97c
Boys' All Wool
JACKETS
si7.es 4-16 years
$477
Age 2 to 16 Years
Girls' Blouses
Many styles
Plaids and solids
to $293
Plastic
SHAPES
Floral and stripes
$1.29 each
Just as wc predicted the people who
know values were here for the open
ing days of our Harvest Sale. Wc have
added some NEW bargains all NEW
goods which you will be happy to
see, and get. Here are just a few of
them hurry in, get your share in this
BIG ANNUAL HARVEST SALE.
3 BIG FLOORS
OF BARGAINS
COMK IN AND SEL THE
PRIZE WINNING
PUMPKINS
APPLES
CORN
POTATOES
100'' wool children's
SWEATERS
Sizes 2 to G years
$5L.oo
Plastic
Table Cloths
Fancy Patterns
51 x 72 51 x 51 inches
97c
Men's Gabardine
PANTS
40',; wool 2S to 40 waist
Grey tan blue green
$7.77
Ladies'
DUNGAREES
Waist 24-32
$2.48
Ladies' Outing
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