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THE WATVCSVTLLE xrouxT ainthi
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN activity
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Charlene McClure
Is Bride Of
John C. To we
i Mr. and Mr. L. McClur of
I Waynesville. Route 1. announce
I the marriage of their daughter.
! Charlene. to John C. Toe, son of
the late Mr. and Mrs Charlie R
' Towe of Canton.
The wedding took place at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
. Mills In Canton, Monday. February ;
; 1 J. The Reverend Otto parbam oif
Canton performed the ceremony.
) The bride wore a roxal blue
j gabardine suit ith white v
i sories for her marriage,
Relatives were the only guests
lat the ceremony.
I Mr. Towe. before her marriage. .
; was rmpioyed at the Canton Laun-'
dry- Mr. Towe holds a position with .
the Continental Bikeries of Rich
mond, Virginia, where the couple"
is now reid;r.f
Phil Lowe Is Host
i At Birthday Dinner
i Celebrating his seventeenth
birthday, Phil Lowe, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth P Lowe, enter
tained at dinner Saturday evening
at hi home on the Howell Mill
Road. Assisting his mother was his
aunt. Mrs Herbert SmaTley.
The candlelight dinner was fol
lowed by the opening of the birth
Bride Of February Third
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MISS BOBBIE JO.WN XOLAXD, daughter of Mrs. Manin E.
Baldwin of Cranburv, N. J., and the late Wiley A. Nolanri of Crab
tree, is engaged to Walter M. Crai. son of Mr. and Mrs A. Milton
Craig of Hightstown. N J Wedding plans have not been announced.
Bobbie Noland
Is Engaged To
Walter Craig
Announcement i made of the
engagement of Miss Bobbie Jiiann
Nuland, daughter of Mrs. Marvin
E. Baldwin of Cranhury, New Jer
sey and the lale Wiley A. Noland
of.Crabtree, t0 Walter M. Craig,
son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Milton
Craig of Hightstown, New Jersey.
The bride-elect, who formerly
resided' here is the grandduuuhler
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wmle No
la ltd oWanesftrrM'Sne'ifSi -graduate
of Hightstown High School
and Rider College and currently
holds a position as legal secretary
in Hightstown.
Mr. Craig was graduated from
Hightstown High School and serv
ed two years with the U. S. Navy.
He! 1 now associated In business
with his father in Hightstown.
fi. C. Turner, student nt the
University of North Carolina in
Chapel Hill, spent the week-end
with his parents.
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Misses Margaret Reese and Ann
Rector spent the week-end in
Charlotte as the guests of Miss
Brent Chapman, former resident
here.
David Henry
Honored On
Birthday
finest of honor at a surprise
birthday party was David Henry of
Hazel wood, who celebrated his
twelfth birthday on Valentine's
Day. His mother, Mrs. " Virgle
Henry, arranged a party combining
the Valentine and birthday motifs.
She was assisted by Mrs. Albert
Reeves and Mrs. Myrtle Littles,
both of Wnynesville.
The guest list included Peggy
Reeves. Sara Reeves, Carolyn
Keener, Hegina nnd Johnny Nar
eutis, Robert Clark, and Shelbia
Edwards.
Birthday colors of green and
pink predominated, accented by
Valentine red. The white cake, dec
orated in pink and green, was
flanked by white candles In cry
stal holders. Cupcakes and place
holders used the Valentine theme.
After taking part in games ap
propriate to the day, the young
guests received varied prizes.
Hark of the American desert
shrub, guayulo, was chewed by the
ancient Mexicans to extract rubber
and make bouncing balls for games
and ceremonies.
Young Women Between 18 and 34 Years
THE fill
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offer You a Great Future!
ADVANCEMENT!
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TRAINING!
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day gift, music, and games. t-i I . .
Besides the host, those present jtr. " I i f - "
were Sylvia Camlin, Mary Lou ,rv"; '" j ' ' ' " ! V, ; .
Gerringir, Nancy Bisthoff, Lane .3 A ' ' . v
Prevost. Laura Woody, Eileen Ger- . . S ; ' ".""Jt.'' .
ringer, Aleen Williams, Carroll ' -X.j..!...:?-tki.-. . k-. : Aw f aumJ-
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Mrs. Stanelli
Entertains For
Small Daughter
Vrs. Stanelli entertained
' i:h a party Wednesday afternoon.
' rbruarj 14. In celebration of the
'. first birthday of her daujhter,
,Ctberine Rebecea Staell.
Tlie Valent;ne and birthday mo
v lifs wer combined -in xlerorations
n4 nfreshmenrs. Heart-shaped
ices and small cakes wre sened
and the table was centered with a
, larpe heart-shaped birthday calte.
j alennne faors were presented to
the guests.
j As a special feature of the par
1 ty, photographs were taken of the
! entire group.
J The guests were Beth Reeves,
; Mr Nan Woodard, Tatty and Peg
! M illiams. Catherine Rebecca Seas,
, Patricia Barker. Mark Myers,
Stephen Turner. Jimmy Lee.
Buckv Ccinlcy. Ricky Boyd, and!
Mike Sease.
; The mothers of the young
puests were entertained following
; the children's part,v.
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Crabtree PTA
Postpones
Meeting
The Parffit-Tewher Association
"i -the Cnbtreeirn Duff School
', will- meet iH-ict Thursday. February
: 22, instead of lonifht as was form-
t'r! arniauneed
A Fouitder" Tlay j)rocram will be
. presented ai T SO p m.
Miss Juanita Noland
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Swanger, Jimmy Swift Don Cal
houn. and Terry Swanger
mis iiay h'jrton. tne lormer Miss Frances Sheltoa. was nmrritd
on February 3 in Walhalla, South Carolina.
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Mrs. Stahl Hostess Miss Shelton Is
To Secretaries Bride of Mr. Parton
Club Yesterday
Secretaries Glub
To Meet Wed.
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All members of the Waynesville
Chapter of the National Secretaries
Association were present nt an in.
stallation lea at the home of Mrs.
unuse Stahl at Lake Junaluska
Mr and Mrs Roy Shelton of
Wa.Mitville. lioute 2. announce the
marriage of their daughter Frances
to Mr. Hay Parton, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Parton, also of Waynes
ville. Hemic 2. The ceremony took
place in Walhalla. South Carolina.1
. ' Ho lei Save Money" will be the
Kathryn Hyatt, stjdent at Wars u-,fi (lf k Uik bv Forrest E Brin.
Hill College, spent the weekend on ii Asfe"ille at the regular
witn her parents. Mr. and Mrs
Dewey Hyatt in Haztlwood
The wild rose is the stale flower
of Iowa.
monthly meeting of the Wavnes.
viUe Chapter of the National See
ret anes Asstxiation.
Ttie meeting is set for Wednes
day. February 21. at 7 o'clock at
'The Maples.
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Ferguson, or Clyde, Route 1, announce tk,
gagement of their granddaughter, Miss Juanita Noland b
Dean A. Greene, son of Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Greene, also of 0
nuuie i. miss woiand is a graduate of the Crahtiee-Iron Dull
School and is now employed by the American Telephone aiidli
graph Company in Peoria, Illinois. Col, Green attended Sti
vine iiigh School and is now with the Army Air Force at3bc
Air Force Base in Tampa, Florida.
Say, "I Saw It In The Mountainee:
Sunday" afternoon. Miss Patsy Hog- on February 3. The bride wore
suit of royal blue gabardine with
while and blue accessories.
; Mrs. Parton is a member of the'
Junior class at the Waynesville!
I Township High School. Mr. Par-
Ion is a graduate of the High '
School, and is now employed at
Warner's Lumber Company.
I The couple are makina th..lr
Love Lane in Waynes-
ers of Ilazelwood was officially in
stalled as a new member, Miss
Hazel Franklin, whose birthday is
in February, was given a birthday
present.
Plans were discussed for the
Southeastern District meeting to
be held at the Sedglietd Inn In
Greensboro during the weekend
nf Piirnnr.il 01 OK Til - ; . A
tend from this chaper are Miss !! U"
wiary Medtord, President; Mrs.
Louise Stahl, Bulletin Editor;!
Miss Clara Dutson, and Mrs. Evelvn1 Port TTTtI PT fl
Carter. They will be joined in i VCU 11 U1 r 1 n
Greensboro by Miss Jimmie Watts, 1 Will M.t
who at present is one of the Legis-1 l lk'tl
lative clerks jn Raieigh, Tuesday Night
Mrs. Justice, Mrs. Gentry ' A r'Klllar meeting of the Central
p. j a. . Elementary Parent-Teacher Asso-
Itetlirn lrpm Miami nation will be held Tuesday night
0 I 7:30 o'clock in the school audi-
Mrs. Sallie Lou Justice and her oi'i'm,
daughter, Mrs. P. H. Gentry, have! Dr. Weir of the Health Depart-1
returned rom a two-week -vUit to ! men. will he .he guest speake? f
ter, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Bell, Jr., hour will he held in observance of
rounder's Day.
Ratcliffe
Cove News
Mrs. Carl Jones
Mountaineer Reporter
Members of the Woman's Society !
of Christiun Service of Hazelwood!
Methodist Church were guests ot'
the Elizabeth Chapel Society on j
Thursday night in a mission study j
Mrs. Jack Nichols of the Hazel-'
wood Society led thp Hpunfinnoi i
and a special number was given by
Barbara Wright and Mrs M r
Lee. A study of Mark Rich's book, i
:"Rural Prospect," was presented1
by the Elizabeth Chapel Society1
under the direction of Mrs. Bram-;
left Stone, Secretary of Missionary i
fcclueation and Service.
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CHARLIE
WOODARD
CHARLIE'S DRIVE-IN
and
TEXACO SERVICE
Good Eats Prompt Service
EAST WAYNESVILLE
CHARLES W. BALENTINE
CHARLES
SHELL SERVICE
Dayton Tires
Complete Lubrication
Clean Rest Rooms Road Service
Call 402-J
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The Ratcliffe Cove Home Dem
onstration Club will hnlH .hot
I ular meeting Monday night at 7:30
u me nome ot Mrs. R. C Francis,
Mrs. Hugh Ratcliffe will be co
hostess. '
FLORIDA Swim for Health Queen
Brenda Parkinson's favorite twlm
uit features a plunfiing neckline
that gives her a choice of depth.
The one-piece, form-fitting suit, is
held secure by shoulder straps that
re crossed In back, (International)
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nauiiiic Love averaged a wi-i
; and a loss apiece in basketball
I games Thursday and Saturday
nights. .The' girls lost to Saunook
j on Thursday, 28-17, but came back
w'n over south Clyde in Hazel
wood on Saturday by a margin of
19 to 15. Scores of the boys' two
games were Identical 39 to 25- but
playing Saunook they came out on
top and against South Clyde wound
up on the little end of the score.
of Miami, Florida.
Purpose of the visit was to
make the acquaintance of Mrs.
Gentry's granddaughter and Mrs
Justice's namesake, Sallie Lou
Bell, who was born on February 3.
Chief wage earners of the island
of Cheju off the coast of Korea are
women pearl divers and women far
outnumber men on the island.
H. B. ANGEL
HAYWOOD
MONUMENT COMPANY
Reliable Dealer In The
World's Finest Monument
Phone 1029 , , E. Waynesville
MR. CLAUDE WOODARD
SylvSVlffl':J frth Carolina, attended
dence Lhool, S1'flhT
associated with the Texaco r. bmce 1931 he has been
His station w II Lf il T CoraPanv "S employee and dealer,
his fal TnT944ghl S, yT"dei,,!r award from Campany
operated Charlie's Drive I With his broth,'' w'' had
Under The able owner hltoere S'nee 1936"
and in 1948 their new MlZ
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t i hi mh!n They are pen 24 hours. and road s rvTee "
available all hours by telephoning 817.
CarotandT marrled Miss Eu Parker of Maiden. North '
Carolina, and they are parents of 6-year-old Jimmy -
Baptist. maternally, hi., is a Mason, religiously, a
tere"rba" 8nd ""ba a major part of his sports in-
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