TAGE FTVE
Afternoon,
THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER
March 8, 1331
hirthdays
rated At
,rdHome
f:fc0BGE BORING
. , " big day 81
? Mr and Mrs- Sa,n
-t a s were celeb-
' L,m,e Those honored
. Karl Ledlord.
Mom. . r.nrfi Bor-
ives and friends gath
S lllord home to spend
rivals were
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utos - Key
tm drove , .. -
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r;jnw. - vi. now
...d is en rouie.
included the Rev
V::7 .. Rev. Pete
rtie Lrtford from Canton;
Mrs Hilliara
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, im; six honor guesu
W. District
L March 11
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lU't lot IIIC truwmiuu
es and Professional wo
ub will meet in Brevard at
:iirj Club at 12 o clock on
1th with the Brevard Club
Us at a buffet luncneon.
Margaret Johnston of Way-
is .the District uirecior una
,-lHo Miss Lillian Zarchary
Lid il have charge of the
A Reports of the year s
1 be given in a President s
lil plans will be made for
p rmnention. which will
at the George Vanderbilt
Ashi'ville, June 8-10th. AH
in District 1 will Join
,,heille in being hostesses
hale Meeting.
Gilt - Edged Inv
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estment A Good Easter Suit
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Beaverdam Club
Makes Plans For
Achievement Day
Tho Roavrrdam H D Cluh met
on Tuesday. March 6th at the home
of Mrs George Culbreth. with Mrs.
Tom llipps as co-hostess. Mrs.
Krnest Jones, president, was in
charge of the meeting. The de
votional was given by Mrs. David
Burch.
i The club voted fo areeDt thp
Council's recommendation on at
tendance records and named Mrs.
Paul Robinson to serve as Histor
ian. '
Mrs. Cieorse Culbreth reported
on the committee's plan for the
Achievement Day theme. Her sug
cost ions were accented Mrs Paul
Hobinson expressed her apprecia
tion to the chin members for their
fooncralion in makinc the County
Council uitiner for the Corn Club
a success.
Book reports were heard from
Mrs. Shemll Jtmison, Mrs. Her
bert Codv. Mrs. F.lmer Keener,
Mrs. O. H llipps. Mrs. T. G. Mur
ray. Mrs. E. U Wilson, Mrs. David
Burch. Mrs. C. C. Willis. Mrs. W.
M. Williamson and Mrs, George
Culbreth.
LEADING THE EASTER PARADE . . . Here are the two favorite suit silhouettes for spring, 1951.
At left, ripped waist and rounded hmline with feminine detail, designed by Stefan: right the "dan
dy" look In braid-bound box jacket, with narrow skirt, by Jablow. Both arc in smooth worsteds de
signed by John Walther.
SOKT TOUCH . . . Career-girl suit in Juillard's worsted color
vision tweed in navy and white birdseye weave boasts a lined
jacket with white linen collar and big pussy-cat t allot a bow. By
Harry Frethtel.
Lenders reports were heard on
loods and nutrition by Mrs. W. M.
Williamson; gardens by Mrs. T. G.
Murray; food conservation by Mrs.
Paul Hobinsou; family life by Mrs.
Sherrill J unison; house furnishings
by Mrs. Paul Robinson; clothing
by Mrs. Tom llipps; home boautifU
cation bv Mrs. T. G. Murray; arts
and crafts by Mrs. George Cul
breth.
Mrs Adrian Sehonck was wel
comed as a new member.
"Selecting and Hanging Pictures
in the Home" was the demonstra
tion given by the Home Agent.
The club adjourned to meet wllh
Mrs. Herbert Cody in April., wilh
Mrs. Elmer Keener as co-hnMcss;
Former Resident
Dies In West
Word lias been received of tin
il-iil h in Bellinghani, Washington,
ol C. Benjamin Mngsmorc, 71, lot
I nierlv of this section. Mr. Kings-
more was the sone of the late
Henry Kingsmore of Fines Creek,
Aliens Creek Club
Elects Officers
The Aliens Creek Home Demon
stration Club met on Wednesday,
March "th, at the home of Miss
Annabel! Mull, with Mrs. Arthur
Dills as co-hostess. Mrs. R. O.
Allen gave ttie devotional. Mrs.
E. Denton Browning, president
was in eharue of the meeting.
During the business session Mr&
Fred Plott was named as second
vice president and Miss Annabel!
Mull was named as treasurer; Mrs.
Ernest Edwards, historian.
Book reports were beard from
Mrs. Hiram McCracken, Mrs. Fred.
Plott, Mrs. E. Denton Browning.
Miss Annabelle Mult reported on
arts and crafts and Mrs. K. O.
Allen on family life.
"Selecting and Hanging Pictur
es in the Home" was the demon-.
stration given by Miss Jean Chll
ders, Assistant Home Agent.
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Red Cross Night J:
Set For Monday ,
Monday night. March 12, will be
"Red Cross Night" In the residen
tial sections of Waynesville aad
Hazelwood. when volunteer workers
will make the rounds for contribu
tions. Mrs. Jonathan Woody, new
Iv appointed residential chairman.
and Mrs. Charles Ray, co-chairman,
are asking that residents wishing
to be solicited leave their porch
light on. She also requested that
contributors who would not be at
home during the evening leave
their donations with some member
of the household. . ,
The Solicitors will leave the
Courthouse in Waynesville at 7
o'clock Monday night. Captains
arc Mrs. loin Campbell, Mrs. ioe
Liner, Mrs. J. T. Russell. Mrs.
John Nesbitt, and Miss Lou Elva
Filer.
and brother of the late Mrs. Gaston
Ferguson, also of Fines Creek, and
of Mrs. May Cogdltl of Canton.
A retired railroad conductor, Mr.
Kingsmore had resided In Wash
ington Slate for the past fifty years.
FDR RENT 3-room furnished
apartment. Electrically healed
hot water. Call 43U-J. M 8-42
Plott Honored
rthday Dinner
1) 0 Plot! gave a surprise
dinner Wednesday honor
Inishand on his 73rd birth
iie fund inn was given at
oidence on the Soco Road,
'jhle was set for twelve,
nor was enjoyed by the
i friends of the couple:
Mrs Bert Wahlflren and
ul Billy Wahlgren. Mr. and
Roy Plott, Mrs. A. E. Alli-
and Mrs. Thore Wahlgren,
k Campbell, and Charles
Benefit
wed By
'tarios Club
'(lay night. March 16th, at
ili'k in the showroom of
flotnr Sales, the Waynes-
n ietaiies Cluh will KDonsor
fi card party. Prizes will
at each table as well as a
ri?. Admission is sevpntv-
per person, and advance
lnns may be made by con-Mi.-s
Louise Gaddv at tele-
or Mrs. LouIsp. Stahl
flayers are reauestprt to
l"'ir own i-arHe if nnssihlp
Mary Medford is in charge
Mimenis. Proceeds will go
financing projects of the
Thing came out even for
pampshire's 1949 football
Hle Wildcats srnppt 1S3
nd so did their opponents,
i i eignt games.
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c DRINK TOPPFK . . Newest snoriy coai mi i """" ' I
a match for any
weather
LADYLIKE LOOK
Thp feminine touch in a softly tailored
spring suit in John Walther1 dove-gray wool, with dolman sleeves,
slim skirt and jeweled medallions.
SPRING TOPPER . . Newest shorty coat in soft
lambkin fleece is this cropper-cutaway with tri
angular front.
CARDIGAN SUIT . . . Sehiaparelll does it m
Juillard's shadow worsted tweed with nipped
waist and flyaway flanges.
EASTER
BEAUTY
SPECIAL
DAYS ONLY
N'ni: Tnpd Mffift It
MHlf)T m
$10.00 PERMANENT $7-50
ia She ('I'll . k AA Pnvmoiiont llnlil Ka
a Special $5.00 Permanent, Until Easter
All Work Done by
Experienced Operators
OPERATORS -
M 1 SS SH FP A p n MR 5 VVI N 1 FRED.
? KNETTE WARREN and MRS. HEINZ
PERSONALITY
BEAUTY SHOP
Evelyn Heinz, Owner
Located Just Above New Bus Station
PHONE 306
BIRTHS
The following births have been
announced at the Haywood County
Hospital during the past week:
Mr. and Mrs.
Canton, Route 1
1st.
Chester Haney,
a girl on March
Mr. and Mrs. Hoover Lambert of
Canton, a boy on March 2nd.
Cruso Makes
Revival Plans
Mrs. Charles Layman
Mountaineer Reporter
Th rtu Council met Monday
night at the East Fork Baptist
Church. Plans were made for sim
ultaneous revival to start March la.
All departments- were represent
ed by leaders and sponsors.
Mr. and Mrs. Luke Swanger of
Clyde, Route 1. a girl, March 2nd.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Stephens of
Waynesville. a boy. March 2nd.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hampton of
Waynesville,; a girl, March 2nd. .
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Massie of Can
ton, a boy, March 3rd.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lcdford of
Waynesville, a girl, March 3rd.
J. H. Brown is recovering at his
home. He recently suffered a brok
en leg.
Mr. and Mrs. James Spivy visited
relatives in Johnson City, Tcnn.
Miss Florence Abbot), second
grade teacher, is reported improv
ed at the hospital.
Paul Grogan is in the Haywood
County Hospital recovering from
an accident.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Talley
Canton, a girl. March 3rd.
of
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Bryson of
Waynesville. Route 2. a girl, March
3rd! i
Mr and Mrs. Richard Barker of
Waynesville. Route 1, a girl, March
3rd.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy King of Cand
ler, Route 3, a boy, March 4th.
The Cruso P.T.A. will hold its
regular meeting on Tuesday. March
13. at 2:30. Everyone is urged to
come.
Mrs. A, C. Henson gave a birth
day dinner Sunday in honor of her
two daughters-in-law, Mrs. Bill
Henson and Mrs. Dillard Henson.
Waynesville, a girl, Match 7th.
a-1
Mr. and Mrs. John Lance of Way
nesville, a boy, March 8th.
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Early of Can-
1 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bradley of ton, a girl, March 6th.
Cecil Honor Roll
Students Named
First-graders outnumbered any
other class in the number of stu
dents making the Cecil school hon
or roll. Miss Alma Chambers is
their teacher. Others on the facul
ty are Mrs. Pearl Hargrove, Mrs.
Nell Lcdford, and J. C. James. The
honor pupils are:
First grade "A" Curtis Green.
Ramona Pressley, and Linda Mann
First grade "B" Carroll Morgan,
Bobby Pace, Ernest Sizemore. Eu
gene Stepp, Vera Mae Inman.
Betty Lindsey, Elizabeth Recce,
Gail Rogers, Catherine Searcy.
Ethel Saltcrs, Muriel Sawyer, Hel
en Warren, and Susan Warren.
Second grade "A" Lilian Stev
enson and Sandra Medford.
Second grade-"B" Helen Setir
cv, Jean Trull, Khenae Parker.
Charles Recce, and Vincent Inman.
Third grade "A Jerry Leflhrt
ter and Joan Owens.
Third giade "B" Peszy s,lt'
Warren, Rowena Medford. Margar
et Jane Warren. Hope Rhinchart.
Rosemary Pace. Douglas Green,
Ted Grooms, Keith Rogers, Ruth
Finger, and Charlena Grooms.
Fourth grade "A" Charles
Brown and Lois Watson. (
Fourth grade "B" Jerry Burke,
Wade Moody. Charlie Rogers, Jo
Ann Caldwell Linda Chambers.
Joan Searcy, and Lois Trull.
Fifth grade "A Elizabeth Mes
ser, Jo Ann Green, and Velma In
man. Fifth grade "B" Ray Grooms,
Dale Sawyer, and Grover Calhoun
Sixth grade "A" Bay. Warren
Center Pigeon
Closes Revival
MRS. WEAVER SHEFFIELD
Mountaineer Reporter
Center Pigeon Community meets j
Thursday, March 8. The program
will feature a spelling match with
Francis Cove.
klV:bf:m budget
A birthday dinner was given by :
Mrs. George Henson at. her bun"' j
on Sunday for Rev. Gay Chambers, i
Mr. Kdd Blaylock and George, llen-j
son. Among those present were!
Rev and Mrs. Gay Chambers. Mr. j
and Mrs. Edd Blaylock and two'
sons and Mr. and Mrs. Henson and
son.
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ViVfA match for any
'A occasion
Mrs. June Carson. "daui'liier 'aii't '
intanl son of Barnai tlsville. ami
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.!
Walt West. I
Mr. and Mrs. Billie Williamson
of Rock Hill, S. C. announce Hie
birth f a son on Monday, March
5. Mrs Williamson is the lorni'r
June Williams of Rock H'M. Mr.
Williamson is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Vance Williamson.
Sizes !) 15
and
HI to 20
16.95 f)
The Presbyterian Church has
closed a successful revival with
four new members added to their
roll.
and Betty Sue Johnson.
Sixth grade "B' Annie Mae
Warren, Alma Grooms, n& Betty
Trull. , .
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