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0 HORACE PEEK
juDtiineer Reporter
family has moved to
jMB, and several families
J wests lro:u eisewneic.
-i f
i. ,..- rrfwards. who have
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I .... j .... nnnctrnptinn nil
u Waynesville muj
-j (mm i enter Fieeon.
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ai Mrs. J. A. Sisk had as
I, ...,1c Mrs R H. West
vb suraio
tWiu2hter Billte of Gas-
I i it-,. Pf-ira UVlror and
I mi .'tio. -
LrMary Frances of Waynes-
.j irc rtaviri . Vanpp had
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... -..Aete nnrfjiv Mr anil
(KT jucsi.-, j
rtae Peck and children of
lev. and Mrs. Calvin Bis-
Utt last week with Mrs.
b parents in Bern, Indiana
U Sheffield has returned
business trip to Carolina
Be Is local manager of the
Edwards has been confined
tome by illness.
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lisfealures
htody talks about father and
Flat about father and daugh
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hi It possible for Dad and
pinine offspring to have com
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And what about the
iio has no sons to accom
him on interestine iunkets?
hi be left forever buying one
i Hockey game and to am
a trout strpam without a
fiietic nod from his fishing
p saying "mine Eot away.
P" And who will helD him
m for Mom those nice
yarns about thp nn that
jO'ell, why not daughter?
can come in mighty
too. as tutors for the.
IW. Most ynune eirls
"Wbands. What better way
Bd I man it.-... i.i,.
mail fcaivG ICS"
from nariv a v..
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"Wnj averages of the local
favorites has a much
'dunce in the romantic
"M than stay-at-home
h0 has little conversa-
mutual interest to offer
" hm they meet.
girl Whl nUnc 4- l.
!a career can find out what
" nek by observing her
pther
more closely. It is the
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN
ACTIVITIES
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Mrs. James Robert Russell
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Miss Mary Williamson Is
Bride Of Clyde V. Hamlett
Miss Mary Williamson of Knka.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs I. L. Wil
liamson of Waynesville. Rmito 2
bt'canie the bride of Clyde Voimm
Hamlott of Canton, son of the late;
Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Hamlett of!
Asheville, in a candlelight cere
mony at the Enka Biptisi Cluuvh.
Friday evening, June 1 at .seven
ocliKk.
The Rev Carl C. Maumy ol fili
ated, using the double nnjs .ivre-j
mony.-
The vows were spoken In-fore an'
i y-covered arch, flanked by Cali
fornia ferntrees, arrangeinents of i
white gladioli, and seven-branched j
candelabra. !
A program of music was present-1
ed by Mrs. L C. Jones, organist,;
and Miss Julia Owen, vtx-alist.1
Miss Owen sang "At Dawning", and j
"O. F'romise Me." and during 'the j
seremuny sang "The Lord's li;y-'
cr"
The bride, who was given in mar-'
riage by her brother, Boone Wil-;
liamson, wore a suit of white im-'
ported worsted and blue ami white
Accessories and a corsage of while
orchids.
Mrs. Helen l.ivingood of Candler,
sister of the bride, was matron of
honor. She wore a w el low suit with
white accessories and an orchid
carnation corsage.
Grady S. Hamlett of Canton.
I brother of the bridegroom, was the
best nan and ushers were .lack
! Williamson of Candler and Lewis
!'. Williamson of Enka, brothers of
j the bride.
. Mrs. Williamson, mother ot the
bride, was attired in a dress of
light blue laile with white acces
sories and a corsage of pink carnations.
Immediately after the ceremony
the couple left for a wedding trip
to New York City. For traveling
the bride wore a navy shantung
suit with matching accessories and
R. S. Underwood
Receives Medical
Degree At Duke
Kussi II Sp.iMon t'mlei wood, son
of Mr, and Mis, Spaldmv I'nder
wooil, -received an Mil degree
from Duke I nivcrsiiy at com
menteniciit exercises this moi ning.
lie u a men. her of the Alpha Kap
pa Kapp,-, medical fraternity ami
served as its vice-president this
year.
Or. I'mleiwund will go to St.
Louis Mo., the fust of July where
he will interne at the Washington
I'niveiMtv division of St. Louts
Citv Hospital
Following madiiation this morn
ing lie and his wife went to Miami.
Florida where they arc visiting the
lattei s parents. Mr. and Mrs. John
Jackson Bennett,
Mr. and Mrs Underwood and
sons, Richard and Phillip, left yes
terday morning for Durham to at
tend the commencement program.
Mr and Mrs James R Thomas,
Jr had as guests for the week-end
Mrs ,1 i Post of Montgomery.
l.ili.ima. Mrs. C, H, Turner of
Hillshoro. tjeorma. ;ind Mr and
Mrs (' O White of Macon,
(ieorgia.
her weddtnu eorsaKe
Mrs Hamlett was graduated from
the Ciablreo-lrnii Duff High School
ami is now employed with the Am
erican Knka Corporation. '
Mr Hamlett is a graduate rf
West liiiiH'otnhe High School and
served three Veal's with the Navy
during World War II He now holds
a position .is manager of Food Ser
vices, inc. of Hie Champion Paper
and Fibre Company in Canton.
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Miss Jackie Sue Messer j
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Graduates Today jCruso Has High Mrs. J. H. Davis
Percentage Of
Honor Graduates
MRS CHARLES LAYMAN ,
Mountaineer Rcpvutcr
Cruso is proud of its twelve grad
uates from Bethel High, including
two honor students. Resides serv
ing as school reporters, Peggy Jo i
Ciibhs and Madia Heatherly won
special awards, Peggy Jo was also
named Queen .of .Cruso at the Pi
geon Valley Fair.
A third Cruso graduate, Barbara
Clark, captained the Bethel girls"
trophy-winning basketball team
this year.
Another boast that no other
Bethel community can make is
I that Cruso had the only set of
twins graduating -the Browns of
Crawford Creek.
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Miss Jackie Sue Mcsser is grad- :
uatlng today from Agnes Scott
College in Decatur. (Ja . with a
Bachelor of Arts degree.
Miss Mcsser, daughter of Lt and
Mrs. Jack Mcsser, has attended
Agnes Scott since graduating from
the Waynesville High School and
has been an outstanding student.
She was a member of the Black
frlars, dramatic society, and for
two y ears served on the stall of the
college annual, The Silhouette
She was a representative to the
lower house of the Student Gov
ernment and was a member of this
year's May Court.
Lt. and Mrs. Mcsser and their
son, t liarles Mcsser, are attending
the commencement program,
Mr. an Mrs. James A. Ctwyn had
as guests for the week end the hit
ler's sisters, Mrs, Willis Smith of
Raleigh, Mrs Cameron Lewis of
Charleston, W, Va., and Mrs, Wes
ley Dickey of Sweetwater, Tennes
see Mrs, Smith is remaining for a
longer visit.
Several home improvements ;
have been made lately. Charlie
Fish has put white asbestos shin- i
gles on his house; Mrs. May Trull j
is doing some painting: and George
Stcpp is building a new home.
Wilhui n Holland and Joe Gaddy !
have changed houses.
Albert Fish has
Candler Hooper stoic
bought the
Lester Stockton,
chairman, has bought
stoic in Hiuelwood and
there shortly.
Community
a grocery
will move
Mrs Theodore Knight and
daughters Louise and Virginia
have returned from Middlctown,
Ohio, where they visited Wlllard
Knight
Charles Way. who has a position
wlih the State Revenue Depart
ment In Raleigh, Is spending a
weeks vacation with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Way.
Mrs. Davis is the former Mis
Nancy Jane Boyd, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Robert '''Hoyd of
Waynesville. She was married
March 9 in Greenville. S. C.
Davis-Boyd
Wedding Is
Announced
Mr and Mrs Holier! Uoytl of
Waynesville have announced the
! marriage of 1heir daughter. Nancy
1 Jane, to Johnny Harold lavis. sou
'of Mr and Mrs Robert DaVls of
Cove Creek
j The ceremony took place in
! Greenville. S C , March 9
, The couide is residing with the
bridegroom's parents.
Mrs. Davis was graduated last
week from the Waynesville Town
ship High School
Mr. Davis at I ended, the Waynrs
vllle High School and is now -engaged
In tanning with his father,
'
Mrs James G; Ferring of Flira
beth City has arrived and Will he
at the Dunham House for the season.
Mrs. Russell is the former Miss Thelma Annette Chandler, daugh
ter of Horace Chandler and the late Mrs. Chandler of Asheville.
Her marriage to James Robert Russell son of Mr and Mrs. R. L.
Russell of Clyde was solemnized in the Merriinoii Avenue Bap
tist Church, Asheville. May 26. iPhoto by Lyle llendesoni.
easiest class in wife schooling
available. Most men arc pretty
much of a pattern when il comes
to appraising women. Keep your
eyes and cars open at home and
you will pretty soon find out little
things which annoy Dad and make
him uncomfortable. That's half the
battle in getting a man.
Also to be observed are man
preferences in conversation, food,
entertainmenn aid recreation. All
men are not alike, that is true. Bui
basically you can profit by the ex
perience of understanding at least
one man. That's mono than some
married women can boast of on
their 25th wedding anniversary.
They still don't know any more
than "getting along wan mm
glum, give him the "lei's do it to
gether" routine whether he is
brooding about new unused golf
balls or a moving picture. Why
should daughters be left at home
wilh dishpan hands, instead of see
ing a bit of I he world oceasional-
ly, .anyway'.' Even if you have
j brothers, make a pilch for accom
I panying Dad on some interesting
! excursions. After ail, if you've
' got to make a man happy by
I knowing a little bit about what he
enjoys in life, let brother prepare
i for making a woman happy by
hovering around Ihe slove occa
sionally, and at least learning how
l to boil water.
Of course you might decide that
vim hone Your future husband" is
Most marriage counselors would j unite a bit different than Pop If
, ... , i voll VC gOI a lailici ie mix-- '"
advise seeking advice from Mom. aftor (linm.r. who only
but she'll pronamy ne rne msi , )o (,a, ;)t)(1 wh) ,
admit that she doesnt know a,i on hls .iveiiturcs. i
Ot course u iwnm-. ,.. , ,,-iiono
you lUIgm iiuve uuiuiu o
thp answers
has impressed you with her Keen
handling of men folk you can ob
serve both sides of the girl-boy re
lationship and profit by it even
more.
The next time Pa looks a little
Prophet Without Honor"
YHEN Jaiut btgon to prtoch in Hit
own country, Hi tqughf in th yna
H. Hit liiimtri wr atlonithed ond
Ji "Whtnct hath Thii Man this wisdom,
n mighty worktt
u, ll not this Iht carpontor't Son? It not
f ?"!" onl .iotot, end Simon, ond Judat?
r T" H' 1'iten. an ihow nol oil with ut?
t"t hath this Mon oil these
"'"Si?" And thoy wort offondod in Him.
mus said to thorn, "A prophet '
W wuhout honor, wvo in Hit own coun
' "d in His own houto." And He did
J "ny mighty works thert because of
yhn from St. Matthew 14, 54-58.)
but tha' "
In that case vmi can make, sure
your gentleman has a lew outdoor j
hobbies so that you can accompany j
him on sonic oi nis rcoimiuiim
jaunts and that he can be in his
home without being thoroughly
bored by it. Of course, in respect
to Dad. some of this might be the
fault of Morn, which is another
thine to consider. Y"d can profit
he that loo if you can discover
just where she's made her mis
lakes.
All in all. daughters can learn
much from fathers, whether they
like to bird walk or collect
stamps. One little otitim: with
Dad should give you enough
solid material for a conversation
with any new buy you meet.
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i Mr and Mrs , , t-'am lu-r ate
! leaving Wednesday for Savannah;
j for a visit lo their son-ni-l,i and
Idaiichter. Mr. and Mrs. M C.
! Crane, and their new 'grandson. ;
! Stephen Allen r"'rane.
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Jimmy flallnuav has arrived
from Duke I'nivet'sity to spend the
.summer with his parents, Mr. and
I Mrs. Mark Calloway.
Mr and Mrs. John KMmtl VVnH
slid two younc sons of Mount Airy
I were week-end guests of Mr. and
Mrs T. Lenoir Gwyn. parents of
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