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Home Clubs Hold
Workshops At
August Meetings
Haywood County Home Demon
sHrftioii Clubs are holding variou?
?jfjtibops at their August meet
ings
The Morning Star Club met on
Monday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Loranzo Smathers. Mrs. Tom
King presided during the busine
ses'ion and Mrs. Loranzo Smather
was named as delegate to Fajm
and Home Week in Kaleigh.
The atternoon was devoted to a
workshop on Swedish darning and
each member completed one arti
cle.
Reports on the Old of State Farm
lour were gfvtn by Mrs Howard
loie and Mrs. R C. Gossett.
The Beaverdam Club met Tue -
tiay in the basement of the Rock
Wood Methodist Church, with Mr
tieorge Frady president, in charge
of the business meeting. Mr
Frady and Mrs. Paul Robinson wt r.
named as delegates to Farm and
Home Week.
Reports were given on the Farm
Tour by Mrs. C C Willis and Mr
Paul Robinson.
The afternoon was devoted to. a
workshop on Upholstery and the
members complete# an upholtserid
chair.
* Refreshments were served b
Mrs. George Wright.
The Fairview Home Demonstra
tion Club met Wednesday morning
at the horfie of Mrs. W. A. Hyatt
jvith Miss Nancy Hyatt as co-hos
tess. Mrs. Fred Plott. president,
was in charge of the meeting, which
opened with a song. ??Hail ClukF
Women." led by Mrs. Harry Hyatt
During the buslnes- se ion Mrs
F. J fowler was named as delegate
to Farm and Home Week
The morning was spent in a
workshop on Swedish darning, and
the members completed one arti
cle each.
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Midshipman James N. Swift ar- j
rived yesterday for a visit to his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. W K. Switt
A member of the NROTC class of
Georgia Institute of Technology.
Midshipman Swift has ju-t return
ed trom a training cruise aboard
the OSs Siapan in European wat
fers
Miss Betty Barber, daughter of
Mr .and Mrs. Kiehard Barber, Jr ,
who has been visiting her grand
mother. Mrs. W. W. Norman, at
her home in North Georgia, return
ed yesterday. She was accompan- ,
led by Mrs. Norman, who will visit
the Barbers.
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Nancy Anderson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Anderson of Eliza
beth City, N. J. is visiting her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. G. C.
Sutnmerrow and other relatives ?n
r^br
Pinkney Turbyffll of Elmer, N.
J., who ;is spendldg a vacation at
his fornirf home here, is spending
this week with his sister, Mrs. G.
Jt. Henson, ki Uytherfordton.
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Mrs. Lura H. Tyler left yester
day for her home in Jacksonville,
Florida* after a visit to Mrs. O. R.
Martin.
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Mrs. John E. Woltz has returned
to her home in Mount Airy after
visiting her mother. Mrs. T. Lenoir
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? Mrs. Edwin Ratcliffe
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Mrs. RatelifTe is the former Miss Barbara Jean Dh^>, daughter
of Mr and Mrs. Floyd Davis of Waynesville. Her* marriage took
place July 31 in the Methodist parsonage at DeUy^id,..
Ratcliffe-Davis
Marriage Is
Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Davis o/
Waynesville have announced the
marriage of their daughter. Miss
Barbara Jean Davis, to Edwin Rat
cliffe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Way
Ratcliffe, also of Waynesville.
The ceremony was performed
July 31 in the parsonage of the
Dellwood Methodist Church with
the pastor, the Rev. Paul Taylor,
officiating.
The bride is a member of the
rising senior class of the Waynes
ville Township High School. Mr ,
Ratcliffe was graduated from the
Waynesville High School and Is
now serving with the Navy on the
L"SS Rochester.
Brian Byrd Is
Honored On
4th Birthday
Brian Byrd. son of Mr. an?1 Mrs.
Harold Byrd of Newport News.
Virginia was honored at a party
given Wednesday afternoon by his
grandmother Mrs. Oscar Knight,
in celebration of his fourth birth
day.
The young guests were entertain
ed with games after which refresh
ments were served. Favors were
whistles and party caps.
Mrs. Knight was assisted by her
daughters. Miss Maxine Knight,
Mrs. Hugh Messer. and Mrs. Sam
Knight.
The guests ineiuded Sally Ger
ringer. Lana Smith. Linda Styles,
Beth Hyatt. Cathy Messer, Theresa
Byrd. Vicky Cope, Martha Jane
Campbell, Linda Fullbright. Tommy
Carswell, Phil Holland. Freddie
Moody. Mike Sutton. Kurt Scruggs.
Tommy Green and Laurence
Green.
Special guests were Brian's pa
ternal grandmother. Mrs. J. H
Byrd, and hi? great-grandmother,
Mrs. A. M. Allen.
The Campbells
Are Honored On
Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Campbell of
Hamilton. Ohio, who are visiting
relatives in the county, were honor
ed Sunday with a buffet luncheon
iq celebration of their twenty
fifth wedding anniversary.
Hosts for the affair were the son
and daughter-in-law of the honor
guests, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Camp
bell. and a son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. G. G-- Leather
wuua.
Ttif occasion also marked the
fourth birthday of little Miss Mary
Ann Makuta, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John Makuta and niece of
Mrs. R. C- Campbell.
The luncheon was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Camp- I
bell and a color note of pink and
white was carried out. Arrange
ments of pink and white gladioli
were used in decorating and a wed
ding cake and a birthday cake
were featured.
Assisting the hosts *in serving
were Mrs. John Makuta, Miss
Louise Campbell, and Miss Alice
Campbell, daughter of the honor ,
guests.
Others included in the courtesy
were Mrs. Annie Francis, Mrs. Car
rie Conine, Mrs. J. M. Tate, Mr.
and Mrs Jake Palmer, Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Roberts, Miss Sara j
Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Leath
erwood and children, S. R. Felmet. |
and Doris Elaine Makuta.
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