May, 17, 1931
THE WAYNT.SYILLE MOUNTAIXn
PACB Tnr.FK (Second 5woa)
hiid-Morning Refreshment
1 Home Work Smooth Sailing
White Oak Pictures Set
For Tuesday; Party Honors
Multiple Anniversaries
ham, Mrs. Forest Carr, Mrs. Jarkj
Shakespearean Festival have) Walt Diney. the cartoon motion; In an unprecedented happening"
been held in Stratford-orv-Avon'. ! p'.cture producer, once sold maaa-'in North American, horse racing.
The Bird's birthplace, since, 1769 j tines, newspapers and other things ; French-bred nor finished on
when actor David Garrick spon- 'as a "butcher" on trains between j two-three in the same race thi
Medford, Mrs. Fred Trantham.
Mrs. Lewin Medford. Mrs. R. L.
Rhinehart and Mrs. Mary Jane
Davis.
sored the first jubileeN
jChicaso and St. Louis.
season 3t Hialeah.
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MfiS. CEORGE BORING
Mountairk-tT Reporter
I-ike to call attention again to
the dale that the Mountaineer
photographer will take Pictures of
White Oak Community Tuesday.
May 22, is the date to remember,
so let's all be ready . . . Of course,
if.it should be a rainy day, another
day Ml ill have tn he set It U nnvt.
sary to have clear weather for tak
ing the many pictures.
Fifty-five people eathered at the
home of Mr and Mrs. Robert
Davis on hue Oak last Sunday to
celebrate three occasions. Mother's
Day. five birthdays, and one wed-
ding anniversary were the datei
honored.
Thrvse having birthdays were
Mrs. Bob Davis of Cove Creek.
Mrs. Carl Bryson of lion Duff.
Mrs. George Boring, Joe Davis and
Robert Davis of White Oak. Mr.
and Mrs. Rowe Ledford were celeb
rating their fifth wedding annivers
ary. A long table in the yard was
filled with good things to eat, in
cluding roast duck, chicken and
baked ham. A large birthday cake
was cut.
Besides the honorecs, the guests
were Bob Davis, Mr. and Mrs.
Johnny Davis, Mr. and Mrs. D, C.
Davis and daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Boyd and family, all from
Cove Creek; Carl Bryson and son,
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Bryson and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
Green and family, all from Iron
Duff; Mr. and Mrs. Gardner War-
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ren and, family from Asheville; Mr.
and Mrs. G rover Davis and family,
and Mrs. Troy Boyd and son from
Waynesville; Mrs. Joe Davis and
family, the Rowe Ledford's small
son; George Boring, Mrs. Bill Wit
liaams. Miss Roslyn Messer, and
Brown Messer, all of White Oak.
Mrs. Sam Ledford found on
Mother's Day that she had three
thoughtful daughters. Mrs. Milliard
Jones, Mrs. Jack James, and Mrs.
Charlie Derlck not only spent the
day with their mother, but pre
pared the entire dinner at their
homes Dd took It out to Mrs. Led
ford's so tuat she could just enjoy
her day.
Congratulation? to Mr. and Mrs.
Voder Messer. who -were married
May 12 at Spartanburtf.S, C. Mrs
Messer is the former Miss Nell
Rose of Canton. 1
We have lust learned .hat NV
man Duckett is ill at his home.
Roofs are beginning to shine now
In this community. Joe Davis has
put aluminum paint on the roofs
of his house, barn and smoke
house; and Taylor Rogers and Dibe
Duckett have painted the roofs of
their barns.
Get In touch with your reporter
if your subscription to the Moun
taineer is about to expire, or if
you would like to start taking the
paper.
Annual Awards
Are Given To
Music Students
Sixteen members of the iunlor
class and seventeen members of the
senior class of Waynesvllle High
School were awarded school letters
and pins for their outstanding work
In the Music Department of the
school, during the past school
year.
Director of Music Charles L. Is
lev, Jr., presented the awards In
school assembly Tuesday morning
to the students meeting the re
quirements set up by the htuaeni
Music Council of which Mark Rog.
ers is Student Director.
Juniors receiving "W". for band
work were: Julia Ann Calhoun,
Shirlev Mne Connatser, Mary
Grouser, Patsy Kzell, Betty Fel-j
met. Harriett Gibson. Phil Lowe.i
Ninky Prevost, George Dewey
Stovall. Bill Whltener, and Aileen
Williams.
Juniors receiving letters for
chorus work were: Catherine Bell,
Carolyn Sayer, Ann Green, Nancy
Francis, and Sara Jane Garrison.
The senior students were given
gold pins with a music bar and
WHS Band" or "WHS Chorus on
them. Band members getting pins
were Mary Jane Rogers, Joyce Car
ter, Lillian Medford, Mark Rogers,
Jav Dee Stanley, Robert Massie.
Dot Caldwelt Barbara Chase, Eu-
aono Mnnflv Rettv Noland, and
Joan Ratcliffe.
Senior chorus students receiving
awards were: Betty Franklin, John
ny Green, Margaret Reese, Mar
Hoglan, Mary Evelyn Plemmons,
and Mary Frances Ray.
Morning Star
Residents Make
Trips; Have Guests
MRS. WAYNE BURNETTE
Mountaineer Reporter
Several Morning Star residents
have had guests recently and oth
ers are visiting friends elsewhere.
Mr. and Mrs. Iro Medford leave to
day for a short visit In Charlotte.
A party of five is to return tomor
row from a week's trip to Illinois.
Miss NpII Burnette. Mrs. Ruth
Gregg, Mr. and Mrs. Val B. Bram
lot! anH Miss Ruthelia Queen have
been in Savanna, 111., as the guests
of Arthur Bramlett and Sgt. Ralph
Bramlett.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Coble and
son Mick from Spartanburg, S. C.
were giests of Mr. and Mrs. R. L.
Rhinehart last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. B. Wilson enjoy
ed a surprise visit last Friday from
Mrs. Wilson's nephew. Paul Reeves
Harrison. Harrison is stationed in
Washington as the pilot of J. Ed
gar Hoover. He is the son of the
Can
late J. M. C. Harrison.
i..t . Paul Kf7pr. stationed at
Fort Lee, Va., spent last weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Dee Hall. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Setzer, and friends
in Morning Star Community.
Aitendins the W. S. C. S. District
conference at Sylva last week were
Mrs. A. A. Cody, Mrs. Fred iruu.
f Vfl Fisher. Mrs. Gordon
Sharp and Mrs. Asmond Maxwell.
Celebrating birthdays the last of
Maw are Mrs. Luther Smathers,
Turner Smathers, Mrs. uen nsn
er. Miss Anna Bell Smathers,
Charles Fisher and Joe Kirby, Jr.
Several people from Morning
Star attended the Bible Clinic at
the First Baptist Church in Clyde
ict Thursday AmOne them were
Mrs. Dee Hall, Mrs. Fred Setzer,
Mi. snH Mrs. Chad Case. Mrs.
Johnny Jenkins, Mrs. Ray Trant
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