THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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Woman's Club Gives Library $121 For Books
Several From
Hero At State
Recently Married
Jaycee Meeting
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Edna Summerrow, Mr. and
Charlie Woodard. Mr. and
Raymond Caldwell, and Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Crawford attended the
third quarterly board meeting of
the N. C. State Jr. Chamber of
Commerce held at the Robert E.
Lee Hotel in Winston-Salem on
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. Robinson Is State Vive Pres
ident representative for the first
district, Charlie Woodard is presi
dent of the local club.
Dick Kimpler, who is National
vice president and Harry Clark,
state president, were present and
special guests at the meeting were
members from Alabama and Geor
gia state organizations.
A banquet for the group was held
Sunday at the Robert E. Lee Hotel.
The main feature of the", meet?
ing was the discuslon of the meet
ing of the State Convention to be
held In the first district with Ashe
ville as host club. This meeting
will be held in May.
The local club was well repre
sented and had a good report.
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jbons. a frequent visitor to Waynesville, was married Sat
iening in the Central Baptist Church at Miami, Florida.
1 former Miss Susan Howell Walton, daughter of Mr. and
Her Cai'svu-11 Walton.
; Susan Walton Is Bride
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Mrs Charles E. Ray, center, is shown handing Miss Margaret Johnston, county librarian, a check for
$121 to applv on the purchase of new books. Miss Louise Ballard, club president, right, looks on.
The check was presented at the meeting on Thursday afternoon at the Presbyterian church. In the
foreground are some of the recently purchased books by the Library. (Staff Pholo.
HOLDS CONFERENCE
Robert W. Shaw, field represent
ative of the North Carolina Chain
Store Council, held conferences
with chain store managers in
Waynesville last Wednesday and
Thursday.
Carswell Walton, became the bride
of Lemuel Hardy Gibbons, son of
Mrs. L. II. Gibbons and the late
Mr. Gibbons of Hamlet, In a can
dlelight double-ring ceremony Sat
urday evening in Central Baptist
Church of Miami, Florida. The Rev
C. Roy Angell officiated.
The altar was decorated with
palms interspersed with cathedral
candles and tall baskets of white
gladioli and the vows were spoken
before a white arch, flanked with
arrangements of white gladioli.
Given in marriage by her father
the bride wore a gown of ivory
satin and imported Alencon lace
made on princess lines and fash
ioned with a high neckline finish
ed with a round collar and long
fitted sleeves. The full skirt with
wide lace panels ended in a cathed
ral train and her handmade veil of
Alencon lace fell from a cap of il
lusion and orange blossoms. She
carried her great-great grand
mother's wedding handkerchief and
her bouquet was of white orchids
and white violets. Her only orna
ment was an heirloom diamond
brooch.
; Miss Caroline LaMonle of Miami
was maid of honor and Mrs. Henry
Burgwyn, sister of the bridegroom
of Woodland, N. C. was matron of
honor.
Bridesmaids were Miss Betty
Ogden, Mrs. Pete Williams, Mrs.
Jerry Wright, Mrs. Collins Oswald,
all of Miami and Mrs. Gene Rich
of Orlando. Little Miss Virginia
Howell, cousin of the bride, was
flower girl.
All the attendants wore bouffant
gowns of champagne net with
matching satin capes and carried
houduets of natural violets. They
wore wreaths of violets in
Woman's Club
Holds Regular
Monthly Meeting
600 Attend
Demonstrations
At Iron Duff
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Pvt. James D. Siske Is
In Indiana Army Camp
Pvt. James D. Siske of Waynes
ville has been assigned to the
Mr. and Mrs, John C. Towe were married last Monday in Canton.
The bride was the former Miss Chailene McOure,
Atlerbury. Indiana, after complet-lents are Mr. and Mrs. Will Siskw
intf orocossinc at the"2053rd Re-! " Waynesville.. '
ecption Center at .Fort 'George G.
Meade, Maryland. j
Prior to his induction, Private j
Siske was1 a slock man for the i
Punkorque, freely translated,
means "church among the dunes."
Lou Gcrhig hit 23 lumie luns
with the bases tilled uring his ca-
28th infantry Division at Camp Dayton Rubber Company. His par- reer, a major league record.
hair. The flower girl was dressed
in a miniature wedding gown sim
ilar to that of the bride and she
carried a nosegay of white violets.
Dr. William Brown of Hamlet
was best man and ushers were Dr.
Charles Cook, Talmadge Narron,
Dr. Edwin Rasberry, B. B. Plyler,
all of Wilson, Karl Schwartz of
Norfolg, Va., Capt. Guy Monroe of
Hamlet, and Wlliliam Phlnlzy of
Augusta, Ga., cousin of the bride.
Mrs. Walton, mother of the bride,
wore a gown of mauve Chantilly
lace with a corsage of phaelanopsis
orchids. Mrs. Gibbons wore tur
quoise blue with a corsage of phae
lanopsis orchids.
The parents of the bride enter
tained with a reception at the
Columbus Hotel following the
ceremony.
After the reception the couple
left for a wedding trip and upon
their return will be at home In Wil
son. For traveling the bride wore a
three-piece suit of royal blue and
yellow and hat of the same mater
ial. The bride, whu has been a fre
quent visitor to Waynesville vas
graduated from the Cuchman
School, Sullins College, and the
University of North Carolina. She
is a member of Pi Beta Phi.
Mr. Gibbons received his A. B.
and L. L. B. degrees from the Uni
versity of North Carolina and was
a member of Delta Kappa Epsilon.
Phi Beta Kappa, and Phi Delta Phi
fraternities. He served as a lieu
tenant in the Navy during World
War II and is now a member of the
law firm of Carr and Gibbons of
Wilson.
Manv Tibetans are nomads,
their I herding yaks on the high plateaus.
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The Waynesville Woman's Club
met Thursday afternoon in the As
sembly room of the Presbyterian
Church with Miss Louise Ballard
president, in charge.
Mrs. J, V. Smith. Mrs. R. N. Bar
ber. Mrs. Edgar 11 Goold, and Mrs.
Waller Kaufman were hostesses for
the social hour, which was held
preceeding the meeting Refresh
ments were served from a tea table
which was decorated with a bowl
of yellow tulios.
The program was presented by
Gerald Bovell of Springdale School,
pianist, and Miss Mary Cornwell,
Haywood County Home Demonstra
tion Agent.
Mr. Bovell, who was introduced
by Mrs. E. J. Slanmyre, chairman
of music, played, "Jesu, Joy of
Man's Desire," by Bach, "Sage
Brush," by llunton and "Indian
Paint Brush," by llunton.
Miss Cornwell was introduced by
Mrs. J. E. Yountz, chairman of the
American Home, and gave a sum
mary of the work and accomplish
ments of her department. She stat
ed that North Carolina ranks sec
ond in the nation in number of
home demonstration clubs.
A check for $121.1)0. representing
funds derived from the annual li
brary benefit tea, was presented to
Miss Margaret Johnston, county
librarian, by Mrs. Charles Kay.
Miss Johnston showed an exhibit
of children's books which will be
purchased with the money and dis
tributed lists of them to the mem
bers.
Mrs. R. R. Jeter made a plea for
clothing to be sent to a family In
Germany and requested that do
nations be left at the office of Miss
Pearl Johnson on Main Street.
Mrs. Frank Brown announced
plans for the Mental Hygiene
Workshop to be held March 5. 6.
and 7 in the Waynesville High
School auditorium under Dr. Rob
ert II. Fink.
Mrs. J. R. Boyd. Mrs. L. H.
Bramlelt, and Mrs. N. W. Carroll
were appointed lo serve mi a nomi
nating committee.
New members introduced ai me
meeting were Mrs. R. L. Lee, Mrs.
Joe Liner, Mrs. Claude woooaro,
and Mrs. Frank Brown.
Special guests were Mrs. Hugh
Leach, Mrs. Vought, Mrs r. ii.
Marley, and Mrs. H. G. Allen.
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ManTwIth domed crystals and metal brace
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RELIABLE
JEWELERS
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Mrs. Hooper Has
W.M.U. Meeting
Mrs. Zeb Hooper was hostess
Wednesday to the Missionary So
ciety or the Woodland Baptist
church, with 22 members present.
Mrs. Bill Hancy, president, was
in charge of the meeting, and the
program was under the direction
of Mrs. Award Gaddis.
The hostess used the red and
white Valentine motif for flower
decorations and the refreshments.
Interest Growing
In Recreation At
Fines Creek Area
Mrs. Sam Ferguson
Mountaineer Reporter
The Community ball game for
the next week will be played on
Tuesday night. February 20th, with
the Upper Crabtree learn. The
game will be at the Fines Creek
school.
It seems that interest in the com
munity recreation protram is grow
ing, and a large criwd was on hand
lo see the last game.
In spite of rain and mud, ovr
K0O people watched with Interest
the many activities in process at
the Home Field Day held Friday,
at the Frank Davis home in Iron
Duff, under the sponsorship of the
Haywood County Council of Home
Demonstration Clubs with the Iron
Duff Club serving as hostess for
the day.
People watched with amazement
the results obtained by George Bar
ton of Greer, S. C. District Repre.
sentative of the Reardon Company,
who with the greatest of ease ap
plied "Dramex" as a wall finish
over sheet rock and obtained such
a beautifully colored pastel wall
that even the professionals failed I
to distinguish between it and a
plastered finish. He was assisted
by Robert Shannon, West Virginia
field representative. They also
snowed ine meinons ot cementing i
points in sheet rock.
Simultaneously with the wall
demonstration, ladles as well as!
their husbands were learning thel
ease of applying "Bruce Floor I
Sealer'' for a durable and brant I-1
fill floor finish in their home.
This demonstration on sanding and I
finishing was done by Ld Fortune,'
Fortune Paint and Hardware Com
pany in Asheville and Roy Park-
man, Parkman Hardware Campany
in Waynesville.
Miss Pauline Gordon, House
Furnishings and Home Manage
ment Specialist, North Carolina
State College, Raleigh, discussed
with the' visitors good home plan
ning, good room arrangement, se
lection of furnishings, chlce of
materials, colors and eye appeal in
the home. An excellent example of
the effect of good finished floors
was contrasted in the two bed
rooms where one floor was finishes
and the other was not. In the
kitchen, she pointed out the time
saving elements of good planning
and arrangement. The utility room
adjoining the kitchen was well ae-1
eepted by the ladies as being well-
planned and presenting desirable
features fur any farm family.
Especially did she emphasize the
value of color combinations and
the choice of materials, colors and
designs in (he drapery materials as
being suitable for the specific uses
to which they were placed.
Furniture for the living room
was placed for the day by courtesy
of Garrett's Furniture Company
and bedroom furniture by C. N.
Allen of Hazelwood, Also assisting
in this cooperative demonstration
were J. C. Penny's of Asheville,
who furnished berroom draperies
and Duncan Upholsterers of Ashe
ville, who furnished the draperies
for the den.
Osborne Lumber Company of
Canton demonstrated the use of
'Kem-Glo" for the kitchen and
bathroom walls. Recognition was
given 1o living room draperies
from C. K. Ray's Sons, Waynes
ville; to Howard Hall of Clyde for
cabinet work; to Joe and Cash
Mediord of Iron Duff, who were
carpenters on the job.
The Davises have extended a cor-
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dial invitatioa to any farm lamiiy
to visit their home and see the re
sults of these demonstrations.
MrsC. T. Wells of Canton, and
Rev. and Mrs. R. P. McCracken
were recent visitors of Miss Ann
McCracken. ,
Preaching services are held each
first and third Sundays at the
Hiram Rogers Baptist church, with
the Rev. Mr. Reece doing the
rjreachine. The public will always
find a warm welcome at the ser-
Drunken Driving In
N. C. Is Increasing
Drunken driving again headed
the list of violations which result
ed in revocation or suspension of
driver's licenses for January, the
North Carolina Department of
Motor Vehicles reported today.
A total of 791 persons were con
victed of driving drunk as com
pared with the 540 of January,
1950. Ninety-eight persons were
convicted of driving drunk on sec
ond offense.
Thief On Alert
PASADENA, Calif (AP)
When Norman Munzlinger s car
brushed fenders with another ve
hicle, hp cot out to talk it over.
While he was talking a thief hop.
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