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; Handicraft 3 Is Planned jfext Week . i North Carolina M iration Handicraft at the ,4-H 30 and 31, accord dnouncement made to Mary Cornwell, Ha f . asent. -...eil a has request ' . ...ims to at- ,(v her at once..,, AH 1 j 'borne demonstration f invited to take include Lit y program; , be laugh' kkrts. brooms, wood Xoked rugs, steacillfcg ... minting. Instructors 'tsraen from the west & brine quick results.. UDUATION TIP Lyour pattern with us I of your classmates are ud you 11 receive the of your choice from i.u.Jc nt eraauauon Ve display 65 patterns, t) I? , I ' A Bit Piqued MMMUM-I II....... 1 1 n L 4 M i ' J - i , i -n- ;jsa5r Clyde Club Meets K r jrj The May meeting of the Clyde Home Demonstration Cluh I held Tuesday in the home of Mrs. ! -weaiora with Mrs. Bill Hardin and Mrs. Joe Hardii as co-hostes ses. Mrs. Otis Cole presided. airs. w. v. Haynes. Mrs. R. W. Kusn, and Mrs. T. E. Reed were appointed on a committee to olan me ciuo s participation in the flow er show being sponsored by the v-i) ae woman s Club Mrs. Cole announced plans for me Handicraft Camp to be held this month and the treasurer re ported $24.56 derived from a bene, fit program. Leaders' reports were heard on foods and nutrition by Mrs. C. E. urown, Jr.. gardens by Mrs T. Hugh Rogers; poultry by Mrs. Carl- ton torane; food preservation by Mrs. Tom Rogers; home manage ment by Mrs. Lewis McCracken home beautification by Mrs. John Stamey and Mrs. Ralph Miller clothing by Mrs. Claude Jolly community service by Mrs. C. E Brown, Jr.; education by Mrs. fat Lole; citizenship by Mrs. Tom Rog ers, and arts and crafts by Mrs atanley Livingston. Mrs. Livingston, clothing leader gave the demonstrtaion on Sewing Machine Attachments. She was as sisted by Mrs. Pat Cole and Mrs Ralph Miller. A ONE PIECE swunsuit ot printed waffle pique should be Just the thing for the slender young surf maid as summer rolls pround. The suit has an elastic-shirred body set ' oft by a ruffled skirt.(International) Miss Edna Leigh Callahan ' t V 1 k. I X , I0MPLETE COUECTION OF kl STERUNG ' , useful solid silver - for ktrsett - lot welcome gins find Sterling here from k Wallace, Gorham, In- lional and Heirloom. NVEMENT CREDIT E, J. LILIUS Jeweler' 4. Mrs. McCracken Is Hostess For Rogers Cove Club Mrs. Carey McCracken, clothing leader of the Rogers Cove Home Demonstration Club, gave the dem onstration at the May meeting of the club, Monday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Robert Fullbright. The demonstration was on Sowing Machine Attachments. Mrs. Horace Crawford conduct ed the devotional and Mrs. Mc Cracken, vice-president, presided. Mrs. Allan McLean-, who has spent the past several months in Elyria, Ohio with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hard, has arrived to visit her mother and sister, Mrs. J. F. Abel and Mrs. Robert Osborne. ANNOUNCEMENT Sgt. and Mrs. David A. Putnam of Tallahassee, Florida announce the birth of a daughter on May 16. Mrs. Putnam is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. E. E. Daniel of Tal lahassee and Sgt. Putnam U the son of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Putnam of Hazclwood. He is at tached to the 4th Infantry Division, now en route to Europe. Among those attending the an nual meeting of the Western North Carolina Manufacturers Association at High Hampton Inn this week will be: Mr. and Mrs. Ben Colkitt, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Millar, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Buchanan. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bourne, and Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Barber. Glenn W. Brown will leave to morrow to attend the state meeting of Young Democrats in Winston Salem, Friday and Saturday Sen ator John Sparkman of Alabama4 will be the principal speaker for the session. When onions sprout you may use the sprouts if you like. Just make sure it Is in good condition. Vv .f 1 v i,- ."- f ti A? "5 .'i5V, ti - . Miss Callahan's engagement to Robert H. Gibson, Jr. ,has ben annouiK-ed by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roy Callahan." ' BIRTHS New arrivals at the Haywood County ilospltal Include: Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Payne of Candler, Route 3, a daughter, May 17. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Gaddy of Wayncsvillc, a daugliter. May 17. And Pillow Cases FFERING VERY SPECIAL BARGAIN PRICES lY'S SALE ON . SHEETS Mr. and Mrs. Albert Evans Canton, a daughter. May 18. of Edna Callahan v. Is Engaged Tp-v Robert Gib$bn;Jr. Mr! and Mrs. William Grooms of Canton, Route 3, a daughter, May 19. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Godfrey of Waynesvlllc, Route 1, a son, May 19. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hay of Can ton, a daughter. May 19. mmm Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moody of Sylva, Route 1, a son, May 20 ( Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Blazer (if Canton, Route 2, a son. May 20. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Arl ington of Wayucsvllle, a daughter,- May 20. ' YOUR BEST OPPORTUNITY TO STOCK UP ON THESE NECESSARY ITEMS. TYPE 128 - FIRST QUALITY SIZE ' WW CASE CANNON BRAND FOXCROFT BRAND 62 c ea. 60 c ea. 99 108 103 $2.70 $2.70 $2.79 $2.70 53.10 $3.00 Mr and Mrs. Norn. an Clonlz of Canton, a son, May 21. Mr.' and Mrs. Ronald Adkins of Wayncsville, Route I. a son. May 22. Mr. and Mrs. It. V, Bradley of Clyde", Route 1, a daughter, May 22, Mr! and Mrs. Ted Reeves of ' AND SAVE AT THESE PRICES Cannon Quality Is Well Known To You. croft Quality - We Think Compares Favorably Cannon. They Have Been Sold By RAY'S For Years SEE US ALSO FOR CANNON TOWELS ta'S DEPARTMEMT ST 0 RE SEE- niiv tlirAD 1 Convenient Credit E. I. LILIUS Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roy,CalUban announce the engagement pf heir daughter, Edna Leigh, to Rohrrt 11. Gibson, Jr., son of Mr. ahdMci' Robert 11. Gibson. : The -wedding plans are not complete. ' , The brlde-clcct was gra.duatfd from Waynosvlllc High Schoof in the class of 1950. During, the past year she has .attended. Montreal College and was recently tapped for memlHTshlp in the Kappa 'Pi Beta, honorary society. . Mr. Gibson entered the Army af ter graduation from Waynesvltle High School in 1944. He was sent to the University of Mississippi for six months and later served with the Infantry in the Pacinc Theatre. Following his discharge he attend cd Davidson College and in Jauu ary of this year received a degree in civil nglacrkiig- from Clemser) College. , He Is now employed as junior engineer with the U. S. For e.st Commission with headquarters in Ashevllle, .... LONG'S CHAPEL v Methodist ChurcH LAKE JUNALtSRA ' . The Rev. Paul H. Duckwall. PaatM FltmAY " Members of the M.V.K. mcet'at the church at 4 p,m. for a hay-ride and wiener roast at Bent Creek. All members of the group are en couraged to attend. SUNDAY 9:45 a.m. Sunday School with classes for all age groups. R. II Terrell, Superintendent. 11 a.m. Morning worship with the sermon by the pastor. Sormon theme "What Docs It Cost To Be a Christian?" 7:30 p.m. Methodist Youth Fcl lowship. The theme for this pro cram is "Hear, O Israel!" This is the last in a scries of studies on missions in the Near East. MONDAY - TUESDAY Members of the Wesleyan Scrv ice Guild will meet at the church for the lart two sessions of their study course on "The Near East Panorama." Mrs. Jerry Liner Is directing this study. The time 1 7:30. WEDNESDAY Boy Scout Troop No. 8 of Lake Junaluska meets at the church at 7 p.m. Operetta To Be Presented By Hazelwood School An operetta, "Over The Garden Wall," will, be Presented in the Hazcrwood School auditorium to morrow night at 8 o'clock. Around eighty children from all the grades Of the school arc included in the cast and members of the faculty are directing the production. - The operetta is In two acts with Scenes In flower garden in early morning and at sundown. The cast Includes Elizabeth Ann Parkman as Mistress Mary. Dan Sayer as Boy Blue, Tommy Carver Mr. Sun. Barbara shuler as awo. Tommy Walker as the Blue Ird, . Johnny Duncan as The Gnome, and Becky Tutor as The Breeze. Songs and dances will be pre sented by choruses of jonquils, sunflowers, daisies, poppies, roses, sunbeams, butterflies, and fairies. Admission will be 10 and 23 cents. .; Child Welfare Work To Be Described By County Case Worker Two rapidly developing plans for caring for children who must be removed from their . own homes 111 b described over Station WHCC on Friday evening at 7;20 p.m. when the station, in coopera tlon with the Haywood County Do partmtnt of Public Welfare, pre sents the third program in the cur rent series, "U'a Your Welfare" This week's program, entitled "Building tor the Future", will concern adoptions and the program of boarding homes for children that Is developing In North Caro Una. . How adoptive and boarding home placements are carried out, what Safeguards arc thrown t around them, and why some parents give tjp their children, either tcmporar Uy or permanently, will be dis cussed by Mrs. Jack Klopp, Child Welfare Case Worker. YOU WILL FIND THAT Ray's Can Meet Your Needs F on COVERALLS m Several Styles LightWeight BLUE COVERT A total of 384 owners shared in the purse distribution the first 34 days of the Iflaleah racetrack meet Inf wit Mason. Light Weight HICKORY STRIPE Heavy Weight HICKORY STRIPE Sites 34 to 48 2 - WAY ZIPPERS Make Them Cfcn- PRICED venient and Easy To Wear. 1 4 V 1 And Take Note Of This MEN'S OVERALL AT - 1 $2SS 8 Ounce Sanforized RAY'S DEPT. STORE Wi&LIL Quality, Style and Value Go Hand in Hand With When you go to KaifTs . . . you're sure of finding what you want! " "j And A Bjg Money 'orthlool A TIMELY LADIES' (Dttoe Dress Sale We've taken hundreds of dresses and reduced them for clearance Lay Away Your Entire Summers Needs... If You're Not Prepared To Buy Now! G Baptist Committee Meets Next Thursday The regular quarterly meeting of the Executive-Promotion commit tee of the Haywood Baptist Asso ciation will be held Thursday eve ning, May 31, at 7:30 p.m. in the lobby of the Morgan and Ward Building in Wayncsville. Horace L. Smith, chairman, urges a good attendance, as this is the last meet ing of the committee this associa tional year. Waynesvlllc, a daughter, May 22. Group Sua Dresses in the new Pinafore styles. Reduced to $1.98 Bolero Sim Dresses One 'group reduced to $2.98 . Other Bolero Dresses Reduced to $3.99, $4.99 $5.99 All Fabrics and Colors I Group Summer Dresses Chambrays, Ginghams. Sheers, Regular to $7.98 Reduced to $5.98 Misses Pastel Sheers Regular to $9.98 Reduced to $5.98 Group Dressy Dresses Regular to $12.98 Laces . . . Silks . . . Linens. Values to $13.00. , Reduced to $9.98 t Mr and Mrs. Arthur Green of Clyde, Route 1, a son, May 22. Mr and Mrs Sam Jenkins of Candler, Route I, a son, May 22, Mr. and Mrs. Grovcr nice Clyde, Route 2, a son, May 23. ot Mr. and Mrs. James Canton, a son. May 23. Pltis ot GROUP COTTON DRESSES Misses and Women's Fast Color Percales and Piques $2.79-2 for -$5.00 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Waldrope of Canton, a daughter, May 23. Group ; Sheer Dresses White and Pastels Women's and ,.f Misses Reduced to $3.99 Mr and Mrs Edward Stepp ol Waynesville, Route 1, a daughter, Shop Us For All Your Needs! " k'. 1 1 Jeweler j 1 J 1 May 23. , .. .
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