S2?f OF INTEREST TO WOMEN ACT1VITIES I
OflVe Phone 700 ? MRS. BEN SLOAN. Editor ? Home Phone 402-J ' .
Mrs. Murray
Is Hostess For
C. Pigeon Club
Good Neighbors Club of
Center Pigeon met Monday night
at the home of Mrs. W. C. Murray,
president. Mrs. Robt. Clark gave
the devotional on Great Men whose
birthdays fall in February.
During the business session a
report was given on the county
council meeting by Mrs. R. G.
Chason. Mrs. B. N Pierce. Mrs.
Ray Haynes and the club president.
The group voted to meet its quota
for the hospital fund.
Leaders reports were given on
poultry by Miss Mabel Clark. Miss
Clark emphasized the nutritive
value of eggs and suggested manv
wa\s of using eggs in the diet. Mrs.
O. T. Henderson, home beautifica
tion leader, led a discussion on the
wise planting of the home flower
garden.
Perfect attendance certificates
for 1952 were awarded to Mrs. R.
G. Chason. Miss Mabel Clark. Mrs.
Harold Pressley. Mrs. Gay Cham
bers Mrs. B. N. Pierce. Mrs. Mjr
ray announced plans for a Swedish
Darning workshop to be held on
the following Wednesday.
Guests were welcomed from oth
er clubs as follows: Mrs. Phyllis
Cross. Saunook: Mrs. J. E Burnett
and Mrs. Grover Warren. Cecil.
The demonstration on Planning
and Arranging Your Kitchen for
Convenience was given by the home
aeent.
During the social hour Mrs. M
V. Barmlett had charge of games
and the hostess served a spaghetti
supper,
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Key Club Has
Dance At
Elk's Hall
Members of the Key Club of
the Waynesville High School were
sponsors of the first junior-senior
prom for the high school, Satur
day evening in the Elk's Club ball
room.
Elaborate Valentine decorations
were used in the room and music
was by Charles Alley and his or
chestra
Jim Davis served as general
chairmftn for the' dance wiM?*>?*ff
Hcecc and Dale Ratcliffe In charge
of decorations and lighting. Hugh
Erazier and Wilburn Davis were
in charge of tickets.
Around one hundred and fifty
young people attended.
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Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Prevost re
turned Saturday from a two weeks
visit to Jamaica, British West In
dies. They were joined in Jamaica
by Mrs. Prevost's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin
Houghland of Nashville, Tenn.
When Dave Rubinoff. internationally-known violinist who gave a
performance here Thursday night, arrived for his afternoon con
cern at the high school he stopped for a word with Polly Parker,
* ho is a member of the newly organized school symphony orches
tra. Rubinoff is holding his famous $100,000 Stradivarious violin
under his arm. Mountaineer Photo *
Fines Creek
Club Holds
All-Day Meet
The Fines Creek Home Demon
stration Club held an all-day meet
ing Thursday in the home of Mrs.
Charles McCrary.
Mrs. Carl Green, president, pre
sided and Mrs. France Rogers gave
i the devotional.
During the business session the
club voted to accept the recom
mendations of the county council
and to participate in all suggested
1 activities.
Mrs. Chiarles McCrary, poultry
| leader, gave a report on eggs and
their value in the diet, and Mrs.
Mark Ferguson, home beautifica
tion leader, led a discussion on
"What Makes A Home Beautiful."
Miss Mary Cornwell gave the
demonstration on Planning Kit
i chen Arrangement.
Luncheon was served by the
! hostess and Mrs. Will Medford was
! a special guest.
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Want ad* brine quick results.
Rubinoff Given
Much Applause
For Concert Here
A highly enthusiastic audience
turned out for what was called a
"milestone in Western North
Carolina musical programs"
Thursday night when Rubinoff,
internationally famed violinist,
presented a concert of popular
music at the Waynesville High
School auditorium.
The program was sponsored by
the Waynesville Kiwanis Club and
the Waynesville Key Club, both
of which merit a great deal of ap
preciation from music lovers In
'this area fbr bringing the popular
violinist here.
Rubinoff drew tremendous
' rounds of applause after each
number and his accompanist,
1 Clifford Souze, also came in for
his share of the audience's re
! sponse for his wonderful rendi
tions on the piano.
Highlights of the evening con
cert were arrangements of "Rhap
sody in Blue," "Polonaise" and
"Warsaw Concerto." Rubinoff al
so delighted the audience with an
international rendition of "Don't
Fence Me In," a number which
he played in nine different vari
ations, ranging from a Scottish
rendition to one in a clever boogie
woogie fashion
Rubinoff paid a great compli
ment to Waynesville's school chil
dren. who turned out in large
numbers to hear him Thursday af
ternoon. He visited six schools in
the morning?East Waynesville,
Canton, Bethel, Crabtree - Iron
Duff, Waynesville. and Hazelwood
?and drew wide rounds of ap
plause at each school.
Spring Hill
YWA Presents
Church Program
The Y. W A. of Spring Hill
Church met February 11. Miss
Clara Belle Mason, first vice-presi
dent. presided at the meeting.
It was decided to present a pro
gram by the Young Women's Aux
iliary. Sunday. Rebruary 15. at 8
p.m. at the Spring Hill Church.
Those taking part on the program
were Clara Belle Mason. Sarah Lou
Vance, Rosa Lee Mason. Bculah
Farmer. Hilda Parks. Margaret
Mease. The club has been named
the Angcline Y.W.A. of Spring Hill
Church.
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Heart Fund Committee
Sets Dance February 28
Mrs. Clyde Ray
Has Program At
DAR Meeting
Mrs. Clyde Ray presented the
program at a meeting of the Dorcas
Bell Love Chapter. Daughters of
the American Revolution, held Fri
day afternoon in the home of Mrs
L. K. Barber. Mrs. Shook was
associate hostess.
Mrs. Ray reviewed an article
from the Saturday Evening Post.
:;The Day of Revenge." by Cyril
Hume, which gave a detailed ac
count of life in the Revolutionary
army and the storming of Stony
Point, in which Anthony Wayne
figured prominently.
Mrs. James R. Boyd, regent, pre
sided during the business hour and
Mrs W. A. Hyatt, chairman of na
tional defense, announced that the
annual declamation contest, spon
sored by the chapter in the Way
nesville High School will be held
February 24 Mrs. Hyatt also an
nounced that the DAR citizenship
awards will be presented at the
same time.
Mrs. R. N. Barber was named as
a delegate to the national congress
to be held in Washington, D. C.
in April and Mrs. J. H. Howell and
Mrs. Hugh Jolly were named alter
nates.
Mrs. L. K. Barber was named to
represent the chapter on the rec
reation commission.
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Mrs. Mehaffey
Is Hostess For
Fairview Club
The Fairview Home Demonstra
tion Club met Wednesday morning
at the home of Mrs. W. L. Mehaffey
with Mrs. George Plott as co-hos
tess. Mrs. Fred Plott, president,
was in charge of the meeting, and
the devotional was given by Mrs.
W. F. Swift.
Guests for the day were wel
comed and introduced: Mrs. Jerry
Rogers, Mrs. John Blaylock, Mrs.
Frank Morrison, Mrs. Hessie Gaddy
and Mrs. Hub Caldwell.
Perfect attendance certificates
were issued for 1952 to Mrs. Fred
Plott and Mrs. Thad Chafin. Read
ing certificates were issued to Mrs.
Fred Plott, Mrs. F. D. Morrison,
Mrs. Harry Hyatt, Mrs. Ernest
Green, Mrs. Thad Chafin. Mrs.
Ruth Davis, Mrs. R. J. Fowler, Mrs.
W. F. Swift, Mrs. C. G. Rayle, Mrs.
Joe Migliarini, health chairman, on
Mrs. L. C. Davis.
Mrs. Howard Bryson, public
health nurse, was introduced and
spoke on the Tubercular Survey
and Chest X-Ray which will be held
in Haywood county in May. She
also gave a discussion on heart
diseases and the heart drive.
A report was heard from Mrs.
Joe Figliarini, health chairman, on
the health leaders conference held
with public health officials. Mrs.
Connie Muse, poultry leader, gave
a report on eggs and their use In
the diet. Mrs. Paul Davis and Mrs.
Thad Chafin. home beautificatlon
leaders, discussed the activities for
this season in order to have beauti
ful and attractive home grounds.
The demonstration on Kitchens
was given by Miss Mary Cornwell,
after which a social hour was held.
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Presbyterian Women
To Hold Study Meeting
The women of the church of the
Waynesville Presbyterian Church
will have a dessert meeting in the
dining room of the church Tues
day evening at 7:30 o'clock.
The purpose of the meeting fs for
a study of the book, "The Holy
Spirit and Today." Lessons will
be by Mrs. M. G. Stamey, Mrs. L.
M. Richeson and Mrs. George
Craig.
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Mrs. M. E. Davis has returned
from a visit to her mother, Mrs.
I Fred Kezziah. in Burlington.
Heart Fund Drive officials of j
1 the Wayneavllle area announced
today that a dance would be held
at the Waynesville armory Satur
day night, February 28. under the
joint sponsorship of the Beta Sig
ma Phi sorority and the Waynes
ville Junior Chamber of Com
merce. ? , . ..
The Cavaliers will-furnish the
music. . , .
The dance committee is as fol
lows; John Carver and Mrs. Ray
mond Caldwell, co-chairmen; Mrs.
Edwin Russell.
Poster committee ? Mrs. uni
Burgin, Miss Jean Childers, and
Mrs. Evelyn Sutton.
Ticket committee ? 5irs. Hugh
Potts and Harry "Blue" Robinson,
co-chairmen, and Edna Summer
| row and Mrs. Charlie Woodard.
Decorating committee ? Mrs.
John Nesbitt. Mrs. Ray Ellis and
Mrs. Homer Sink.
Tickets are on sale by all Jay
j cees and members of the Beta
f Sigma Phi and Kiwanis Club.
(Tickets are $1.25 per person in ad
vance. and $1.50 at the door. They
are also on sale at Charlie's Place
in Waynesville and Canton, Bryson
and Harrell Motor Sales. Ladye
Fayre Beauty Salon, and Burgin's
Department Store at the Depot.
M. V. Bramlett also announced
today that the Bethel area is plan
ning a program for the fund, de
tails of which will be announced
later.
For the Waynesville area a drive
will be conducted by Jonathan
Woody, Dr. J. E. Fencjer, and Dr.
Hugh Daniel among all profession
al men for contributions.
In charge of soliciting in the in
dustrial group are C. G. Thomp
son and Russell Fultz.
Ralph Summerrow and a special
appointed committee will call on
business houses in Hazelwood.
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Iron Duff Home
Club Meets With
Mrs. Caldwell
Mrs. J. R. Caldwell was hostess
for a meeting of the Iron Duff
Home Demonstration Club Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. Manson Medford presided
and Mrs. V. R. Davis conducted the
devotional.
Mrs. Caldwell gave a report on
the county council meeting and
Mrs Frank M. Davis reported on
i a health school held recently in
Waynesville. Mrs. Raymond Cald
well reported on the Citizenship
meeting also held in Waynesville.
Mrs. Frank Davis. Mrs. T. C.
Mrs. V. R. Davis, and Mrs. Ray
mond Caldwell were named as a
committee to make plans for
Achievement Day.
The demonstration on Kitchen
Arrangement was given by Miss
Mary Cornwell. home agent, and
project leaders reporting were Mrs.
Manson Medford. poultry; and Mrs.
Grady Davis, home beautification.
Mrs. Frank Ferguson was wel
comed as a new member and Mrs.
J. R. Palmer, member of the Jona
than Creek Club, was a special
guest.
During the social hour. Mrs. V. R.
Davis, recreation chairman, direct
ed games.
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GERALDINE FISH ON DEAN'S
LIST
Miss Geraldlne Fish, a member
of the junior class at Woman's Col
lege of the University of North
Carolina, has been included on the
Dean's List of the College.
Miss Fish is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald Fish of Clyde and
is a graduate of the Clyde High
School.
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OES Chapter Will
Meet Thursday
The Waynesville Chapter, No.
165, Order of the Eastern Star, will
hold a regular meeting In the Ma
sonic Lodge Room in the First Na
tional Bank Building, Thursday at
7:30 p.m.
initiation of new members will
be featured.
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VFW Auxiliary Donates
Food To Vet Families
A recent project of the Auxiliary
of Veterans of Foreign Wars has
been to furnish food to two families
of hospitalized veterans. Two bas
kets, each with a value of $25.00
has been delivered to the families
by Mrs. James E. Davis and Mrs.
Herbert Tate.
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Mr. and Mrs. Guy Massie re
turned yesterday from Tallahassee,
Florida where they visited their
daughter. Miss Lois Massie.
Change of Meeting Is
Made By Dellwood Club
A meeting of the Dellwood Home
Demonstration Club, previously
planned for February 19, has been
postponed until Tuesday, Febru
ary 24, according to an announce
ment by Miss Mary Cornwell, home
agent.
The meeting will be held in the
home of Mrs. Taylor Ferguson.
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Clyde Club Will Meet
With Mrs. Lucy Allen
The Clyde Home Demonstration
Club will meet Tuesday, February
24. at 10:30 a.m. in the home of
Mrs. Lucy Allen with Mrs. R. L.
Hennessee and Mrs. Charles Pen
land as associate hostesses.
Mrs. Pat Cole, acting president,
will preside and Miss Mary Cofti
well will give a demonstration on
"Planning and Arranging My
Kitchen for Greater Convenience".
Aliens Creekl
Home Club w
The Aliens ore* I
me. ."fun,
home 01 Mrs .
with Mrs Bro.ning.ZB
in charge.
Perfect attend*** I
were awarded t0 V
Browning. Mrs
Mrs. L. L. Allen iwfl
were earned by Mn
er and Mrs Hh , uTl
The club voted to JB
for the new Allen. "oB
room. A committee ct^l
Mrs. Denton RrownjJB
land Mills and Mrs .\itB
was named to toko t/bB
project.
Am"' ,Robm Masti* J
Albert Muse u, W
members.
Plans were made fori
to cooperate in the J
hospital room project B
A demonstration on I
was given by the home J
Presbyterian I
Young People!
Have Party I
A Valentine party watl
members of the WavneJ
byterian Youth Pelloe^fl
evening in the home of?
Mrs. Ray Pfeines I
The guests ei-~^,.mhledl
basement playroom which?
orated w ith red paper J
and red hearts. The p J
was covered with a white?
pliqued with red hearts J
Mr. and Mrs. 1'leiness?
sisted in entertaining til
people by the Rev. and|
colm R. Williamson, thel|
pastor of the church.
Miss Florrie Patrick, ?
of the P.Y.F. was in chatl
rangements and was ail
Jessie and Amelia Alex3
Around fifty membml
P.Y.F. and their guests?
the party.
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