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f afternoon, June 14, 1931 Awards ;30f -iPless . V livrta. daugh jjrs William Sterl- ij. 0f Birmingham, ll'the bride of Nor son of Mr. and ' piess of Canton, t hnmo of her IB "c " if. la, C: Turner offici-L-nv. The altar. entrance hall, was ..-f vases of j nw ii" j - jad Wies, nd branch- of wedding music f ih- i string orches- fbo as given, in " k,r father, wore a satin with heir- ) ,f rosepoint and beaded with pearls. i rosepoint lace and Ucefan covered with Williams, Jr. was mat .(md Miss Loula Rog- $ honor. Mrs. Wil Edwards, III, was i The' ore identical r " ... i .... 5nl taneia aim wucu nk roses, ,oody of Waynesville t man and ushers Lj Davis and Robert Ed- lubeville, L.eon r-awaras Ln, and Warren Gen Cwort, La. Like ceremony a recep- ,ld in the home of the rtjts, The bride's table, 1 French Illusion over vis centered with a jtj topped with orchids lies, K reception the couple niding trip to Nassau f. For traveling Mrs. m ensemble of navy ttuffeta with natural ac i xbey will be at home $am after July 1. -kisi graduate of Sweet L. . i ... . s is a graduate of the It cf North Carolina and Herty employed at the Luul Bank here. He now (t position of comptroller Lai vice-president of the ' ' ' TITF. WAYTVTT T urntrvrr tvrm - mj I'iuiiuihiiuj I w Miss Wyche Is Hostess For ' Brides - Elect ' " Ja'ne Wjcl.c a hoste of a luncheon at The Tne HoU e Wednesday afternoon. t a eo,,r, Ofyi0HMitBe!ysiier 5 of Andy kaulTmann of New Or leans, and Mbs Ida Lou Gibson An arrangement of pink $ decorated the luncheon table and bndal place cards were used. Mis' byher mother. Mrs. Trov Wvche The honor guests were present ed gift, or crystal in theu- chosen patterns. Attending the partv were Miss Slier, Miss Gibson, Mrs Rufus Slier, Mrs. Robert Gibson Miss Marguerite Way. Miss Man Lu El wood. Miss Ida Jean Brown Miss Edna Callahan, and Mrs w f Swift. " Lakeside Club Has Meeting At County Kitchen The Lakeside Home Demonstra tion Club met Tuesday evening in the County Kitchen with Miss Kate Phillips and Mrs. Sam Queen. Jr as hostesses. Mrs. Wayne Franklin president, presided and gave the devotional. Announcements were made re garding coming events of interest to the members and plans were made for the club to participate In the Flower Show sponsored by the Richland Garden Club. Project leaders reporting were Mrs. Wayne Corpening, Mrs. J. g. Harrell, Mrs. Rudolph Carswell, Mrs. Ed Glavich, Mrs. Franklin, and Miss Phillips. The demonstration was given by Miss Cornwell. Ruth Mincev T T . . J is wide Of Carl Painter page Tin; Exchange Bank of Birmingham. Among the out-of-town guests were Mrs. Hugh Bumgarner of Canton, sister of the bridegroom, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Edwards of Asheville. Reliable Jewelers j2ic - Ain of RELIABLE JEWELERS Wayncsville's Oldest Jeweler M Ctrl in, I Mnt of ring r-'WKSWftyyou 11 f 'Keepsake ... the fl w known for high quality. lw GUARAN (f perfect by the Keepsake Certi JMgoed by this now Ll,ale beautiful Ditmond Posen to receive -j award nd brii. i 125.00 JONQUIL Ring VVdding Ring 50W r f in WIltMtM. nUCTKm. HEATHER WMt king 12-50 . WWWV RELIABLE H JEWELERS "a iasyio ray ine utim Miss Ruth Elizabeth Mincev. ughter of Mrs. Ethel Mincev o JaynesvUle, b,came the J J na'?,nr Jr- son f Mr. and Mr.. Carl P.mter of Canton. Sun- a'ernoon, in the First Baptist Church of Canton. The Rev. Horace L Smith of lanton performed the double ring ceremony. The vows were spoken before the altar, which w.s decor ated with whit. gladiolus, ferns Palms and Interspersed with branched candelabra. A program of wedding musie was presented by John C. Wood, organ it. Mrs. Wood, Mrs Arthur Smith, and Mr. Wilson Medford. soloists. The bride, who was given In mar nage by her brother-in-law Lt William G. Allen of Craig Air Force Base. Alabama, wwe a gown of Chantilly lace made with a basque waist, a marquisette yoke and a full skirt falling Into a cir cular train. Her chapel length veil of French illusion was attached to an ivory satin hemet edged with a halo of lilies of the valley. She car ried a bouquet of white roses, cen tered with a white orchid. Mrs. William G. Allen, of Salem Ala , sister of the bride, was ma tron of honor. She wore pilu-ri of chartreuse marquisette and a headdress of flowers. She carried a nosegay of spring flowers. Bridesmaids were Miss Rachel Ann Sutton of S.vlva and Miss Joo! Vhenell Galloway of Rosman. Thev wore orchid marquesette gowns I identical to that of the matron of honor, headdress of flowers and carried nosegays of spring flowers. Yvonne Allen of Selma, Ala., and Deborah Mincey of Cullowhee, nieces of the bride, were flower- girls. They wore floor length dres ses of white organdy and carried baskets of rose petals. J. R. Turner. Jr, of Waynesville served as best man. Ushers were v. M. Gray of Canton and J. T. Paint er of Gastonia. The bride's mother wore a dress of navv chiffon and corsauc of rose carnations. The bridegroom's moth er was attired in a navy lace dress with a corsage of pink carnations. Mrs. Painter is a graduate of Cullowhee High School and attend ed Western Carolina Teachers Col lege for two years, and Cecil's Business College in Asheville. Mr. Painter Is a graduate of Western Carolina Teachers College where he received his B. S. degree in music and is now employed with the Bethel District of Haywood County Schools. Following the ceremony, a recep tion was held at the home of the bride's mother. After the reception, the couple left for a wedding trip North. For traveling, the bride wore a lilac hncn two-piece dress with navy accessories and the orchid from her bouquet. Upon their return, they will make their home in Waynes ville. June Meeting Is Held By Francis Cove HDC The June meeting of the Francis Cove Home Demonstration Club u,a held In the Home Demonstra tion Kitchen Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. R. C. Bickman presided and Mrs. Joe Boone gave the devotional. Miss Shirley Sheffield and Miss Jean Palmer were welcomed as new members. Leaders reports were given by Mrs. Rirkman. Miss Sheffield, Mrs. Joe Boone, and Mrs. Grady Sisk, and book reports were given by Mrs. Riekman. Mrs. uoonc, anu Mrs. Bess Miller. Miss Jean Childers. assistant home agent, gave the demonstra tion. Guests for the meeting were Miss Jane Wyche and Mrs. Leonard Sheffield. HDC Meet In Canton With Miss Kirkpatrick The Canton Homemakers Club held its June meeting Monday evening in the home of Miss Mary Frances Kirkpatrick with Mrs. Ralph Mease and Mrs. Joe King as co-hostesses. Mrs. Robert T. Anton, 1st vice-president, presided and Mrs. W. C, Cowart, Jr. conducted the devotional. Announcements were made re garding the Cooking School, Farm and Home Week, Farm and Home Round-Up. and the Out-of-State Farm Tour. The members voted to enter the Flower Show here in August. ... Mrs Fred Doutt. home beautifi cation leader, and Mrs. Gudger Palmer, gardens leader, made re. ports. .. .. Miss Mary Cornwell gave the demonstration. x Mr. and Mrs. Fred Campbell have as their guesi it inn the letter's cousin. Miss Charlie Ann Clark, of Newport, Tenn. MRS. BO WEN IN HOSPITAL Mrs Aud Bowen, shipping man- woiim Shoe Corporation, ages - - entered Mission Hospital in Ashe- ville yesterday tor an u .-.. ..'. rovpntpH a eift bv her one f1 v . co-workers prior to leaving for Miss Bradley Is Honored At Bridge Luncheon Miss Jean Ann Bradley, bride elect of Lt. Carey T. Wells. Jr. of Canton, was honored at a bridge and canasta luncheon given Wed nesday with Mrs. L. N. Davis .H Mrs. Paul Davis as hostesses at the! South Clyde Meets At Home Of Mrs. Cathey Mrs. Thad Cathey and Mrs. Wiley Snyder were hostesses for the June meeting 0f the South Clvde Home Demonstration Club, at the home' . tt... I- j. summer camp of the latter on the ; ; n AT. y ernoon. Balsam Road j Mrs p c -Mann presided and Mrs .rr., " . , . , , i T. Snyder conducted the devo Arrangements of mixed white tional l'T"ff used ln oration. A rcport showed $15.00 made on iwirl I t u games prUes were the recent cake sale had been do t!1; i. k evost- j nated to the County Council Fund, who held the high bridge score. , Plans were m4tle t0 h,Vtf inp,her sr a Mlmv o ?'h'd. if0od sale- ,ne profils from -which score, and rMs. Noble Garrett, Sr,; km be used to buv a silk who was high scorer for the can-' outfit for the club." er show here In August and a com mittee was appointed to work out The guest list Included Miss plans. The committee is composed Bradley and her mother, Mrs. W. of Mrs Craig Allen, Mrs. Curtis A. Bradley. Mrs. Joe Cline, Miss Rogers, and Mrs Margaret Wek'h. Betsy Siler. Mrs. Rufus Slier, Mrs ) Leaders reporting were Mrs. p. Wayne CorpeninR. Mrs. Joe Cathey,: C. Mann, Mrs Wiley Snyder. Mrs. Miss Alice Fimher, Mrs Joe Palm- i J. T. S.iyder. Mrs Curtis Rogers, er, Mrs. Phil Medford, Miss Jackie Mrs. K. G. Cathey, and Mrs. J.' T. Sue Messer. Mrs. Leon Killian, Jr., Snyder Miss Mary Cornwell gave the presented a gift of china in her chosen pattern. ' Mrs. Howard Hyatt. Mrs J H Howell. Sr.. Mrs. J II. Howell. Jr., demonstration. Mrs. J. M. Long and guest. Miss Juanita Weaver of Greensboro, Mrs R. L, Prevost. Mrs. Harold , Massie. Mrs. Claude Allen, Mrs. Noble Garrett. Si'.. Mrs. John Smith, Mrs. Walter. Hyatt, Mrs Boyd Medford. Mrs Pal Greeley and Miss Jimmv Wells of Canton, ! Mrs. O. I Sutton. Mr Boyd Owen. ! Jonathan Club and Mrs. Clayton W alker. ' Mrs. Rainer lis Hostess For Miss Gibson's Wedding Plans Are Announced Plans have btvn announced for the wedding of Miss Ida Lou Gib son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Robert H. Gibson. Sr. of Wavnes ville to Daniel R. Rubier, foster son of Mr. and Mrs. David H Sprit of Cincinnati. Ohio. The ceremony will take place in the First Presbyterian Church Sun day afternoon. June 24, at 5 o'clock The Rev. Malcolm Williamson, pastor of the church, and Bishop Paul B. Kern of Nashville and Junaluska. will officiate The wedding music will b pre sented by Miss Bette Hannah, or ganist, and Miss Ida Jean Brown, aunt of the bride, soloist. The bride will be given in mar riage by her father and will have as her only attendant her sister. Miss Harriett Gibson David H. Spritt, Jr. of Cincin mitt, brother of the bridegroom, will serve as best man and ushers will be Thomas J. Gibson and Aaron Gibson, brothers of the bride, Jimmy Swift, cousin of the bride, and Ley Flcischaker. brother-in-law of the bridegroom, of Louisville, Kentucky. Following the ceremony the par ents of the bride will entertain with a reception in the Assembly Room of the Church. No formal In vitations have been issued hot friends and relatives of the couple arc invited to attend Joint Hostesses Give Shower For Marie Strange Mrs. Ken Miller and Mrs. W. A. Haney were joint hostesses of a miscellaneous shower In the home of Mrs. Haney Wednesday evening, in honor of Miss Marie Strange, bride-elect of this month. The home was decorated with arrangements of mixed garden flowers and refreshments were served. Around twenty guests w;ere in cluded in the courtesy. Mrs W. T. Rainer was hostess lor the Jonathan Home Demonstra tion Club Monday afternoon. Mrs. Way Fisher, president, presided. Announcements were made re garding coming events of Interest to the members and the club voted to enter the Flower Show In Aug ust. Leaders reports were given toy Mrs. .1 R. Palmer, Mrs. F. R. Ken nedy, Mis Glenn Boyd, Mrs, James Howell, Mrs G V. Howell, Mrs. K. E. Owen, and Mrs Irene Hudson. The demonstration was given toy Miss Mary Cornwell, home agent. Pvt. Harry L. Head has returned to Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri after spending a few days with his pin cuts. Mr. and Mrs. John Head. Iron Duff Club Has Meeting The Iron Duff Club met Friday, at the home of Mrs. T. C. Davis, with Mrs. J. R. Caldwell presid ing The devotional was given by Mrs V. R. Davis. The club voted lo enter the flower show to be held In August. Leaders reports were heard on Home Management by Mrs. Frank Davis; Foods & Nutrition by Mrs. T. C Davie; Food Preservation bv Mrs J. H. Caldwell. The demonstration on Food Con servation was given by the home agent. Mrs. Albert Cline Is Honored At Party In Canton ; Mrs Albert Cline. Jr. the former!' Mins Bebe Medford, was honored ; at a coffee given by her mother-1 in-law, Mrs A P Cline. Sr . and Miss Virginia (line, at their home; in Canton Wednesday morning j The residence was decorated! with mixed summer Dowers. Guests were greeted by Mrs Fred Ferguson and Mrs JmY Hampton and were introduced to the receiving .line by Mrs Roy Moore and Mrs J. R Westmore. land. Receiving wilh the hosteses and honor nuest was. Mrs. N M Ml- lord. mother of the latter Mrs. F. E. Brandon of Asheville and Mrs. Virginia James invited Ruests into the dining room where! Mrs j. L. Reeves and Mrs A W 1 Bottoms presided at the coffee table. i The table was covered with an i Imported linen and lace cloth and j was centered with a silver bowl of mixed flowers. Assisting in serving were Mrs O A Stone. Mrs W R, Palmer Mrs. Walter Clark. Mrs C r Nicholls, Mrs. Bruce Moitoid. Mis. W. B. Williamson, Miss Joan Fin cher. Miss Donna Roberson. and Miss Barbara Moore Mrs. Phil Medford hd Mrs Fred Peden weft- in charge of the regis ter. Approximately 200 guests called during the hours from 11 until 1.30. j Mr. and Mrs. Cline l.i. ...i .., ... ... , me im w ooer in i nape i mil where the fiM-mer completed his' freshman year in the t'niversity Denial School. Mrs. Cline had a position on the faculty of the Dur ham city schools They will re turn to Chapel Hill after spend ing the summer in Waynesville and Canlon. Donald Rhea, cade! at United Stales Military Academy at West Point, is here for a vacation with his parents. Mr. and Mrs Vernon Rhea Prior to entering the Acad emy, Rhea was graduated from St John's High School and Georgia Military College at Milleilgevllle. Georgia. Hyatt-Richardson Wedding Plans Are Completed Plans tuve been completer! -bt Mr and Mrs Harry Jones ifyatt fr the marriage of their daughter. Betty Jean, to Frank Raymond Ruhanison s,.n of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stewart Richardson of l-awrenceville, N J. The candlelight ceremony will be performed Saturday. Jun 16. at 5 p m at the First Baptist Church. The Rev BioadusE. Wall, pastor, will officiate Miss Bette Hannah will be or ganist Soloists will he J D Hyatt, cousin of the bride, and Miss Ida' Lou GlKson Miss Hyatt will he attended h Mrs Allen'. William Huber. Jr. of St IVtersburg. Florida, cousfn of the bridegroom, as matron-of hon or Miss Mary F.liiabeth Walker of Norhna. N C, roommate of the bride at IVace College, wit) be maid of honor. Robert Irving Richardson of PrincSm. j , attend the noori bost man and usher will he Wl.Iiain IHrwin Hyatt of Crock ett, Va , brother of the bride Wil li mi Roger of Albemarle, William Stanfoid of Chapel Hill, and Al len William Huber, Jr. of St. Petersburg Following the wedding a recep tion will he given at the Piedmont Hotel Recital Is Given By Pupils Of Miss Kml A piano recital was presented by pupils of Miss Kvelyn Heed In the Assembly room of the Presbyterian Church Tuesday evening Mrs R Stuart Roberson was assistant host ess for the event and ushers were Sonny Prevost and George jWiU liamson. I The program included nuijltcr by Fslerhazy. Chopin, Dvorak. Mey erbeer, Wagner, Deliebs, lach, unci Saint Saens Certificates were awarded 14 'he students by Miss Reed and pec ial prizes w ent to Kluahcth I Ann I'ai kman tor technique, Lane Pre vost for Interpretation, and Catolyn Morrow for attendance. 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