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Buffet Supper
Will Be Given
After Rehearsal
Mr. and Mrs. William Darwin
Hyatt will entertain with a buffet
supper in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Wiley B. Noland at Lake Jun
aluska tomorrow evening follow
ing the rehearsal for the wedding
of Miss Betty Jean Hyatt and
Frank Richardson.
The hosts win be assisted by
Mrs. Thomas Ray.
A centerpiece of roses will dec
orate the buffet table and roses
will be used throughout the home.
Guests will be the Rev. and Mrs.
Broadus fc. Wall, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Jones Hyatt, Mrs. Robert S.
Richardson and son, Billy, of Lw
renceville, N. J., Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Irving Richardon of Prince
ton. N. J., Mr. and Mrs. Allen Wil
liam Huber; Jr., of St. Peters
burg, Fla., Mr. and Mrs Edward
Krajiski aWd son Richard, of Tren
ton, N. J., Mrs. Edmund D. John
soli, Jr., of LaWrenceville, N. J.,
Mrs. Eugene S. Lanning -of St.
Petersburg, Fla., Miss Mary Eliza
beth Walker, of Norlina, N.. C,
William Rogers of Albemarle, Wil
liam Stanford of Chapel Hill, Mr,
and Mrs. J. D. Hyatt, Miss Ida
Lou Gibson, And Miss Bette Han
nah. Dinner This
Evening Will
Honor Couple
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Mr. and Mrs. David Hyatt will
entertain this evening with a din
ner in their home on Walnut Street,
as a courtesy to Miss Jean Hvatt
and Frank Richardson, whose mar
riage will take place Saturday af
ternoon. The bridal motif will be carried
out and the table will be centered
with an arrangement of white flow
ers, flanked by white candles.
The guests will ' Include Miss
Hyatt, Mr. Richardson, Mrs. Eugene
S. Lanning and Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Huber of St. Petersburg, Florida,
Mr. and Mrs. William Hyatt, Mr.
and Mrs. Riley ' Noland, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Hyatt and guest, Mrs.
Ned Turner of .Dayton, Ohio, Mrs.
W. A. Hyatt, Miss Nancy Hyatt, and
W. H. Dameron of Warrenton.
Mr. and Mrs. David Hyatt have
as their guest the latter's brother,
V7. H. Dameron, of Warrenton.
Wedding Plans
Are Announced
By Miss Bradley
Miss Jean Ann Bradley, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Al
fred Bradley, has announced the
plans for her marriage to Lt Carey
Teague Wells, Jr., son of Dr. and
Mrs. C. T, Wells of Canton.
The wedding will take place in
the First Methodist Church, Satur
day evening, June 23, at 8 o'clock'.
The Rev. J. E. YounU, pastor
of the church will officiate and
will be assisted by Dr. C. N. Clark.
A program of music will be pre
sented by Miss Sarah Davidson of
Commerce, Ga., organist, and Miss
Bebe Wells of Tavares, Fla . solo
ist. Both are sorority sisters of
the bride-elect.
The bride will be given in mar
riage by her father and will be at
tended by her sMer, Mrs. Joe C.
Cline. as matron of honor. Brides
maids will be Miss Virginia Wil
liams of Osceola, Ark., .sorority
sister. Miss Jackie Sue Messer,
Mrs. Boyd Medford and Miss Bebe
Wells.
Little Miss Martha Hudson,
daughter of Mrs. George S. Hud
son, of Canton and cousin of the
bridegroom, will be flower girl.
Dr. Wells will serve as his son's
best man and the ushers will be
Dr. Luther Rollins of Canton and
Atlanta, Joe Cline, brother-in-law
of the bride, Richard Bradley,
'brother of the bride, and Dr. Tom
Etheridge of Atlanta.
Immediately after the ceremony
at the church the parents of the
bride will entertain at reception
at their home on the Eagle's Nest
Road.
Mrs. Bramlette
Is Hostess
For Home Club
Miss Siler And
Miss Bradley
Are Honored
Miss Betsy Siler, bride-elect of
Ant'y Kani nann of New Orleans,
and Mi?s Jeai Ann Bradley, bride
elect of Carey T. Wells, Jr. of Can
ton, were honored at a luncheon
given Tuesday with Mrs. Grayden
Ferguson and Miss Jackie Sue
Messer as hostesses at Skyland Tea
Room.
The luncheon tables were cent
ered with an arrangement of white
roses and places were marked with
miniature umbrellas of handker
chiefs. Gifts were presented to the
guests of honor and to Miss Ida
Lou Gibson and Miss Jane Wyche,
also brides-elect of the summer.
Included in the courtesy were
Miss Siler, Miss Bradley, Mrs. Ruf
us Siler, Mrs. W. A. Bradley, Miss
Gibson, Miss Wyche, Mrs. Phil
Medford, Mrs. Albert Cline, Jr.,
Mrs. Woodson Jones, Mrs. Joe
Cline, Miss Alice Fineher, Mrs.
Herbert Buchanan, Mrs. Joe Cath
ey, Mrs. Pat Greeley and Mrs.
Charles Branson of Canton, Mrs.
Tom Harris of Charlotte. Miss Mar
guerite Way, Mrs. T. L, Gwyn.
Mrs. J, M. Long, Miss Mary Lu El
wood, Miss Bette Hannah, Mrs. W.
F. Swift, and Mrs. Joe M;sie.
The hostesses were assisted in
entertaining toy Mrs. Jack Messer,
mother of Miss Messer.
Mrs. Albert MctS-aeken, Mr. and
Mrs. Hardy Caldwell, and Albert
McCracken,,Jr. attended the com
mencement exercises at N. C. State
College last weekend. David Me-
Cracken was a member of (he grad
uating class.
Miss Ledford
Is Married To
Kenneth Grasty
Mifs Shirley Ann Ledford.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman
Ledford of Franklin, was married
to Kenneth A. Grasty, son of Mrs.
Lloyd , Grasty and the late Mr.
Grasty of Waynesville, Route 1, in
a double ring ceremony' at the
first Baptist Church in Clayton,
Ga., Sunday, June 10, at 10:30 a.m.
The Rev. Jv,V. Pittman, pastor
of the church, pronounced the
vows,
The bride wore a white suit with
blue accessories and a corsage of
pink carnations.
Mrs Grasty attended the Frank
lin High School. Mr. Grasty at
tended the Wayesville High School
and was formerly connected with
the Dixie Home ' Store here. He
now holds the position as manager
of the market department of the
Dixie Home Store in Franklin.
The couple was accompanied to
Clayton by the bridegroom's moth
er awl sister, Mrs. Lloyd Grasty
and Miss Katherine Grasty, They
are residing in Franklin.
W.S.C.S. To Meet
With Mrs. Liner
The Woman's Society of Christ
ian Service of the Maple Grove
Methodist Church will meet Sat
urday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in
Ihe home of Mrs. Hardy Liner.
AH members are requested to
at tend. ,.
Claudia Haynes, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Haynes of
Asheville, is visiting her grand
mother, Mrs, Claude Haynes.
'I Too Shall Give'
Topic Of Plains'
WSCS Meeting
The W. S. C.'S. of the Plains
Methodist Church met June 7 at
the church, with Mrs. Marie Me-
Gaha and Mrs. Ruby Gates cu-
hostesses. Mrs, Herschel Hipps,
president, was in charge of the
meeting. The devotional was given
by Mrs. Ernest Branson. During
the business session reports were
given on various projects.
The topic of the program was
'1 Too Shall Give." The worship
renter was arranged with three tall
unlighted candles. The pledge
cards were placed in an offering
plate. The candles were lighted by
Mrs. Tom Hipps, Mrs. Mark Swain
and Mrs. Ernest Branson.
Others having a part in the pro
gram were Mrs. Goble McCracken.
Mrs, George Culbreth, Mrs. Lloyd
Jones, Mrs. Roy Joe Cogburn and
Mrs. Herschel Hipps.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. McGaha. The meeting was dis
missed by a prayer by Mrs. Iter
schef Hipps.
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Thomas York
Gets MD Degree
Thomas L. York, son of Mr. and
Mrs. R. L. York, received the de
gree of Doctor of Medicine from
the University of Maryland in Bal
timore last Saturday morning. .
Attending the graduation exer
cises were Mr. and Mrs. York,
their son, Bobby, and their daugh
ter, Mrs. Buckner of Swannanoa.
Mrs. Kermit Chapman, former
resident of Waynesville, is visiting
l friends here this week.
Dellwood ClulJ
Has Floor Sand
Demonstration
The DelkuKid H
tion Club met at th,
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day flour sainiuu
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Roxie Ann Cniu.ou;
Bobbie Jo UCiun
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June Is The DRESS MONTH
Sheppe's vt DRESS STORE
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Chambrays
Broadcloths
Butcher Rayons '
Picolays
Solid Colors
SunbacVs
Printed Crepes
Dotted Swiss
Cool Sheers
Rayon Bemberrs
Dainty Pastels
Two Pleeers
The Good Neighbors'' of Ceuter
Pigeon met in Thursday evening.
at the home of .Mrs. M. V. Bram
lette, with Mrs. Ui'nniletle, vice
president, in charge.
The club voted unanimously to
participate in -the flower show to
be held in August by the Richland
Garden Club. Mrs. Haynes Ilenson,
Mrs. H. F. Piessley and Mrs. Jim
Queen were named as a committee
to work out plans for the club's
participation.
Leaders reports were heard on
Foods and Nutrition by Mrs.iR. B.
Mease, House Furnishings by Mrs.
Jim Queen and Mrs. Haynes Hen
son; Family Life by Mrs. Woodrow
Steppleton and Mrs. J. M. Wilson;
Clothing by Mrs. Jim Queen; Arts
and Crafts by Mrs. Burder Wells;
Historians report was given by
Mrs. Jim Queen.
The demonstration on Food Con
servation was given by Miss Mary
Cornwell,
Miss Strange Is
Honored By
Wellco Group
Msis Marie Strange, bride-elect
of this month, was honored at a
surprise luncheon given Monday at
Skyland Tea Room by the office
staff of Wellco Shoe Corporation,
of which she is a member. '
Miss Strange was presented a
corsage of white carnations and a
pair of Kool-Foam pillows as gifts
from the hostess grouo. The tables
were decorated with arrangements
of roses.
Those present in addition to the
guest of honor were Mrs. William
Withers, Mrs. Ruth Monrov. Mrs.
Lewis Green, Mrs. Oliver Yount,
Jr., Miss Betty Reagan, Mrs. Bes
sie Browning, Miss Peggy Dock,
Mrs. M. R. Ketner, Mrs. Hugh
Palmer, Mrs. Walter Kaufman.
Miss Mary Dorcas Howell, Mrs.
June Ferguson, Mrs. Mont Par-
ham Miss ' Louise Messer. Mrs
Larry Gaddy, Miss Ann Kramer,
Mrs. Glenn Rogers. Mrs. Doris
Henry, Mrs. Aud Bowen, Mrs. W.
C, Hollingsworth. Mrs. Lyman
Keener, Mrs. Edwin McClure, Mrs.
Blanche Franklin, Mrs. Margie
Cagle, Mrs. Myra Killian, and
Mrs. Irvin Philmon.
Sister Corine
Will Present
Vocal Concert
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Sister Mary Corine. Mus R. will
be presented in a vocal concert in
St. John's Auditorium, Sunday af
ternoon at 3 o clock.
Sister Corine will be accompan
ied at the piano by Sister Mary
Antnony, iwus. Doc. -
The public is cordially invited.
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Camp Counsellors
Arrive Monday
At Junaluska
A staff of 55 counsellors 'will' 'ar
rive at Camp Junaluska Monday
for a three-day conference befdre
arrival or the campers June 21.
One of the staff is Miss Marsnret
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