li fternoon, December 18, 1950
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Woman's Club
Will Have
Christmas Party
The December meeting "nf- tlm
Waynesville Woman's Club will be
held in the form of an old-fashioned
Christmas party, in the Asenibly
Room of the Presbyterian Ciuirvh.
Thursday at 3:30 p.m.
Santa Claus will be On hand to
distribute the white elephant, guts
which the members will bring.
Mrs. James Kilpatriek will be
the guest soloist and will lead the
club in carol singing.
Members will also bring toys to
be used at the club-sponsored Com.
munity Christinas Tree.
Miss Margaret Johnston is in
charge of the program and liones
ses for the afternoon will be Miss
Ray Ballard, chairman, Mrs R. C
Lane, Mrs. W. N. Thomas. Mrs
John N. Shoulbied. Mrs. W (1
Francis, Mrs. W. T. Crawfoid. and
Miss Louise Hallard.
Tommy Curtis and Luther Shaw,
students at Mais Hill College, are
here to spend the Christmas holi
days. Betty Setzer
Is Honored
By Classmates
Miss Betty Setzer, member of
the senior class of the Waynes
ville High School whose wedding 1
will take place Thursday evening,
was honored at a shower given by
a group of classmates Friday alter-,
noon in the Home Economics De
partment. !
Christmas decorations were feat
ured. Those present in addition to Miss
Setzer were Misses Braxton i iock
or Rettv Farmer. Barbara Chase
nnt Caldwell. Betty Franklin, Anne
Risehoff Marietta Dillard, Viol;
Mae Taylor, Mary Evelyn Plem-
mons, Velda Arrington. Carolyn
Palmer, and Mouriene Carver.
.n.n. VvIUD liUS Rnk l'rn,-K irrivwl frnn
!r 1,-I State College to spend the holi-
Regular Meeting hx parents.
Bride, Groom Cut Cake After Nuptial ; Ralph Prevost, Jr.
Celebrates
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.if ijp
12th Birthday
Ralph Prevost, Jr.
Tally-Ho Club
Present Play
with a "hobo party" Saturday at
A nsct.play. "Our IVarest A regular meeting of Vht :
"...i., Kw ih. npsv ille Chanter of the Future
It.ik. u-. n.ih of thP Wavnesville llomemaker of America was neid-
"- ! uuk mr th entertainment Thursday nicW at The Town,
entertained. w.. vt Frldav House i
of
th student body last Friday House with Mary Ellen Plemmons.
wnn a iivw foi. ""''.' i morning , i vice presuiem, ihtjiuh.s,
his home hi Grimball Park, in cele-, . ., : .. ...j v... ,- uiu,. ,i.,rtmi, m used
bration of his twelfth Wrthday, ! MVmV JackSon. faculty advis- i thmughout the dining room and a
Guests came dressed as tramps M A""" I Christmas Tree was featured,
and lunch was served in the play- or for the club. n e
i , - . i I...1..J a m ni, K,ff Mr r K. Carter, a cnapier
WHit. Christmas dmiauons were ine cast . " tt.hl, ,s tl.,ker lrf ,h.
used and favors were hobo sticks; Mary Jane Rogers. ..... ; - -
I Jhich bags of popcorn w.re at-j Lau. Ui ZTS!
t:u-Hl Ail.H'n Williams. . .. pmuinlu sm-eches hv niemlH- of
Following lunch the pa.1v was George Dewey Stov.ll seTd as , exchange of hum-
taken to a Waynefvtlle Theatre, narrator and stage maAager with ; if
Assisting the young host were his Margaret Reece and Ann Rector in . jovc Carter
parents. Mr. a.id Mrs. Ralph Pre- charge of make-up. . , , J, x ;nm
vost, and his sister. Miss l.ane Pre- B.k stage workers included r". '"-
vosi lUllie K tchen, Reuy isuiaim. ""' 7
her. Susan Prevost, Ann William- wood was." en... - . ,vlsor for the
son Prevost, Adora Lea Prevosi.j
Hilly Prevost. Stephen Woody, Dan T ... ... , . vl ,..., I Ar.mnd Ihirtyiive' girls were
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hara Shuler, Jerry Brandt, Grey
Wat kins and Marty Watkins, Pat
ience and Clyde Ray. Jr. Agnes
Jam- and Stuart Roberson. lyker
Miller Skinner Sloan. Neddie
Tinker and Joan Prevost.
Bill Hyatt Is
Honored At
Birthday Party
Meredith College, has arrived to piTsem j
Kiwnii her Christmas vacation with . ' i
parents. Mr. and Mrs Frank) Alaska's chma.e ap,.aren ly was ,
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O.E.S. Will Have
Regular Meeting
The Waynesville Chapter, No
165. Order of the Eastern Star will
hold a regular meeting Thursday
at 7:30 p. m. in the chapter rooms
in the First National Bank Build-
Organists and past organists 0!
.1 1 ..-in hu honored and
MR. AM) MRS. ROBERT URATC11E11 cut their wedding cake
shortly after taking their vows Saturday afternoon in St. John's
Church. The bride is the former Miss Lorraine Ann Martel, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Martel. Mr. Bralchcr is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew BraU'her of Lake City, Tetin.
Miss Lorraine Ann Martel
;; Is Bride Of Robert Bratcher
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Miss Lorraine Ann Martel.
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Leo J.
Martel, was married to Robert
n.v.t, l,,.r nf Oak Ridge. Tenn., son
of Mr, and Mrs
ol Lake my, ie.;.... " , n, ,(iwn UU()ls at . Wed-
lernonn in St. John s cnurcn , Mr
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formed the ceremony.
with the army in the European
I Theater during World War U and
lis now also employed by the Fair-
lenn., son ;,.i., n,iH l-'nuitn. Corno-
Andrew Bratcher
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lei;n., saiurouy m
The altar was decorated Willi
(hmr baskets of white gladioli and
biiUK'liod candelalu-a- against a
background ol fci lis
a nmm-am of wedding music
the program will feature a Chnst-, was presen ea o u e o .
mas Dartv.
are asked to bring a gut.
Mrs. Joe Liner, worthy matron,
will preside.
22 HAYWOOD STUDENTS
AT WCUNC
Of the total enrollment of i.
478 students at the Woman's Col
lege of the University of North
Carolina, 22 are from Haywood
County.
D,,n Whisenhunt, student at
State College, is here to spend
Christmas with his mother, Mrs. W.
M. Whisenhunt.
Whitson and Mrs. William Powers
of Knoxviilr; Miss Anita Cabbage
of Oak Ridge, and Mr. and Mrs.
Harry .Jaynes of Monroe. ,A,
On F1 idav evening preceding the
wedding Mr. and Mrs. Spaldon
Underwood were hosts at a cake
cutting for members of the wed
ding parly, the two families, and
out-of-town guests.
The bride's table was covered
'with a white linen cloth and held
a centerpiece of while cliVysanthe
nuims flanked by while candles In
silver holders.
New Shipment of
FOSTORIA
Bill Hvatt was honored al ., i3
birthdav diuner given Saturday g Class WTiir liUS Jlist am etl
evening with his wife and his SL
mother-in-law, Mrs. W, B. Noland. , ijp
as hostesses at the home of the a ' S
latter. ,3
The guests included Mr. ami Mrs. rOTCT bC
Garrett Howell, Mr and Mrs g CLYDE RAY S FLORIST U
James Watson. Donna Watson. Mrs. 1 VlilWU iu. w
Marshall Lealherwood, Jimmy Plione 1180 K
Lealherwood. Reuel Nohmd, Mr. K I none linu M
and Mrs Tom Ray. Mr. and Mrs. & .w .vb
Hunter Worsham, Jr.. and Mrs, fffrfrftftftftXfrft
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ding marches were used as the pro
cessional and recessional.
The bride, w ho was given in mar
riage by her father, wore a gown
of ivory satin fashioned with a
sweetheart neckline and full skirt
which fell into a short train. Her
fingertip veil of illusion was at
tached lo a satin coronet and she
wore a strand of gold beads wnicn 1
helnneed to her grandmother. She : EntCT tainS llUSOanUS
canicd a prayer book wilh a while
orchid.
M,..s Dorothy Martel was maid
,,r 1,, .,,, ;iml her sister's only at-
Fines Creek Club
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miaul. Hi r Town was of light
, 1 anil lace, designed with
.y,, Ihrar, i.rcklilic and lull skirl.,
Sh' wore a headdress ol malehing
rat and carried an (jld-fasliioni d
bnti'itiet of pastel flowern.
Lenoir C. Whitson of Oak Ridge, 1
Tinii.. all ended Hie bridegroom as
).. 1 man and ushers were Harry I
Jayncs of Monroe, r.rwin HiirRin 01
Wavnesville and Harry Bobbins of
llai Kuiud.
l-'iill.iw ini the ceremony the par
ent' (! Hie bride were hosts a! an
inim in.'il iv('ilinn
Mr: Mai'1' 1. molher of I he hi ide
wore a dress of navy fa. lie with
winter while accessories and a pur-pli-
01 eliiil (iiis.l'!'.
Alter lb'' reception the couple
i jell for a weddinff trip. For travel
' i,,.. tin- bride wore a grey dress
; wiln maroon coat and navy anu
j while accessories and the orchid
I from her pravel book,
i The bride attended St. John's
'ilii'h Sdaiul here and St. Gene
' ii w-of-1 he-Pines Junior College,
...eviile. and was graduated from
Uosarv College, River Forest; 111.
She is now employed by the Fair
child Airplane and Engine Corpo
ration in Oak Ridge, Tenn.
The bridegroom was educated in
the schools of Lake City, Tenn., and
. Columbia Instile'e, Baltimore, Md.
Tie served lour anu one-nan
Members of the Fines Creek
Home Demonstration Club enter
tained llicir hu-hands at a dinner
given in the Fines Creek Home Ec
onomics Kilchen. Thursday nilllil.
Mrs. Fiance Rogers, president,
was in charge and the devotional
was given In Mrs. Mai k Fi rnuson.
Gilts were exchanged alter din
ner. Mr. and Mrs Thfld Howell of
Durango, Colorado are here to
spend the holidays with relatives
and friends
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