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Miss Watts Is
President Of
Secretaries .
Miss Jimmy Watts was elected
president of the Waynesville Chap
ter of the National Secretaries As
sociation at a regular dinner meet
ing of the chapter Wednesday
evening at Spaldon's Restaurant.
?lected to serve with Miss Watts
were Miss Mary Medford, vice-pres
ident; Miss Betty Joo Crocker, re
cording secretary; Miss Louise
Gaddy, corresponding secretary;
Miss Mary Sue Crocker, treasurer;
and Mrs. Helen Jewel Boyd, his
torian.
Mrs. Kenneth Stahl, retiring
president, presided during the bus
iness -hour arid plans were made
for the observance of National Sec
retaries Week, May 24-30.
Mrs. Helen Jewel Boyd was wel
comed as a new member.
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Canton 1948 Graduates
Will Gather May 30
The 1948 graduating class of
Canton High School will have its
reunion at the Canton Playground
on May 30,
Members of the class, their hus
bands and wives, and their children
will gather in the late afternoon.
Everyone will bring a picnic sup
per, which will be served at six
p.m.
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Miss Jimmy Watts has been
elected president of the Waynes
ville Chapter of the National Sec
retaries Association, to be installed
at the June meeting.
Miss Watts is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. G C. Watts of Can
ton and is employed as a secretary
at the Champion Paper and Fibre
Company. She is a charter member
of the local organization and has
held a number of offices.
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Mrs. Edith Eller of Henderson
ville and Rradenton, Fla., was a
weekend guest of her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. G. M.
Kinball.
Senior Banquet
Has Coronation
I Theme At Hotel
"Hie anaual senior banquet of the
Wayaesvilel High School was held
at Balsam Mountain Springs Hotel
Friday evening with around one
hundred and Afty seniors and mem
bers of the faculty attending.
A coronation theme was carried
out and decorations were in ma
roon and grey, the class colors.
Paper streamers were hung across
the celling and the walls were dec
orated with silver shields'bearing
the school symbol.
Miss Mary Lou Ferguson was
crowned class queen and Teddy
Owen was crowned king in the
highlight event of the evening. A
throne was placed beneath an arch
entwined with ivy and flanked by
branched candelabra. The class
mascots. Neil Ann Webb and Gary
Brooks, served as crown bearers.
The Rev. James Coleman was the
guest speaker and was introduced
by Aaron Gibson, class president.
Entertainment was furnished ny
junior class representatives, includ
ing Sylvia Newell, Linda Wp'?h,
Jeanne Bradley, Louise McBride,
Elizabeth Watkins, Jack Swanger,
Harold McClure, Jimmy Frady,
[ John Calhoun, and Tom Cogdlll.
Aaron Gibson gave a toast to
the faculty to which Miss Margaret
Terrell responded and M. H.
Bowles, school superintendent,
gave the farewell address.
Special guests were Mr. and
Mrs. M. H. Bowles, Mr. and Mrs.
Carleton Weatherby, Mrs. L. M.
Richeson, and other faculty mem- i
bers.
Jeff Reece served as chairman
of the decorations committee.
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Mrs. Owen Will
Present Piano
Pupils In Recital
Mrs. Lowery Owen will present
her piano students in their annual
recital Wednesday night. May 27
at 8 o'clock in the Lake Junaluska
school auditorium.
Those playing will be Jo' ce Fin- ;
ney, Linda Torgerson, Kenneth
Jaynes, Pat Reed, Elizabeth Ann
Morrow, Sammy Lou Burress, Joan
Noland, Mary Alice Moody, Eva
Nell Howell, Nancy Lee Evans, '
Ollie Jean Evans, Veda Baldwin, !
Dorothy Swayngim, Dale Massey, [
Sue Owen, Roy Galloway, Amelia
Nichols, Becky Jo Buigin, and
Dickey Nichols.
The public is invited.
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Piano Students
To Be Presented
In Recital
* The piano pupils of Richard
Anderson will be presented in re
cital at Hazelwood Elementary
Auditorium Monday and Tuesday
nights, May 25 and 26 at 8:00 p m.
Monday night the following
students will play: Carolyn Al
len, Linda Allen, Mary Barber,
Nancy Bryson, Joyce Cagle,.Caro
lyn Davis, Donald Davis, Gipsie
Gaddy, Janice Kay Dean, Carey
Howell, Regina Hooper, Marv Gail
Kirkpatriek, Nell O'Kelly, Ruthie
Morgan, Tommy Mitchell, Betty
Owen, Peggy Parker, Nancy Pre
vost, Susan Prevost, Charoltte Ann
Terrell, Bobby Walker, and Cairn
Wicker.
Students on the Tuesday night
program are: Janice Arnold,
Frances Bryson, Betty Calhoun,
Freddie Calhoun, Winnie Farmer,
Jo-Anne Moore, Geretha Gardin,
Marleta Plott, Joan Prevost, Grey
Watkins, Bobby Wicker, and Naacy
Underwood.
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Beta Sigma Phi
To Meet Thursday
A regular meeting of the Beta
Sigma Phi sorority will be held
in the commissioners' room at the
Court House, Thursday, May 28,
at 7:30 p. m.
Mrs. Charles Edwards will pre
side.
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Mrs. James Atkins returned to
day after a visit to her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Atkins, in Atlanta.
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National Secretaries' Week Proclaimed ;
Mayor J. H. Way signed a proclamation designating May 24-30th as National Secretaries' Week. Witn
the Mayor are local club officers: Mrs. Harriett Tutwiler, recording secretary: Miss Evelyn Slier,
corresponding secretary; Miss Rufina Bright, vice-president; and Mrs. Louise Stahl, president. The
treasurer, Miss Joy Woody, was not present for the picture. (Mountaineer Photo).
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Secretaries Will Observe
National Week, 24th-30th
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Mrs. Swafford
Is Speaker For
Woman's Club
Mrs. Noah Swafford, district
president of Federated Women's
Clubs, was a guest at a meeting of
the Waynesville Woman's Club
Thursday afternoon in the dining
room of the First Methodist t
Church.
Mrs. Swafford gave a report of
tile state convention of the Federa
tion held at Wrightsvilie Beach.
Other guests on the program
were Miss Florrie Patrick and Miss
Sylvia Newell, Waynesville High
School juniors. Miss Patrick gave
the reading with which she won a
recent contest sponsored by the
club for girls in the high school,
and Miss Newell played a group of
piano numbers.
Mrs. Raymond Lane, president,
presided and officers were installed
for the coming year. Those install
ed were Mrs. Charles Ray, treasur
er, and Mrs. Joe Liner, secretary,
re-elected; and Mrs. R. R. Jeter,
wrtio succeeds Miss Margaret John
ston as first vice-president. Other
officers who will continue their
duties are Mrs. Lane, Mrs. J. Har
den Howell, 2nd vice-president;
and Mrs. C. F. Kirkpatrick, 3rd
vice-president.
The new officers were presented
corsages made by Mrs. J. V. Smith.
Hostesses were Mrs. R. R. Jeter,
Mrs. J. V. Smith, Mrs. R. C. Lane,
and Mrs. Joe Stanelli.
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Mayor J. H. Way has issued a
proclamation designating the week
of May 24-30 as National Secre
taries Week, "in recognition of the
vital role the members of this pro
fession portray in the life of the
nation." '
The proclamation further sets
aside Wednesday. May 27, as Sec
retaries Day and requests that
business men throughout the city
remember their secretaries that
day.
The week is being observed by
secretaries throughout the nation
with special programs and features.
Miss Mary Medford is serving as
chairman of the local observance,
assisted by Mrs. Patsy Underwood
and Miss Joy Woody. The chapter
plans to honor, not only the mem
bers of the organization, but all
secretaries who are rendering
competent services in every field
of business and industry.
Special radio programs, in the
form of panel discussions, will be
presented over Radio Station
WHCC Thursday and Friday nights
of this week from 7:15 to 7:30
o'clock.
Members of the Waynesville
chapter who will participate in
these broadcasts are Mrs. Harriet
Tutwiter, Miss Louise Gaddy, Miss
Betty Jo Crocker, Miss Evelyn Sil
er, Mrs. Patsy Underwood, Miss
Mary Medford, and Mrs. Louise
Stahl, president.
As another special feature of the
week's observance the Secretaries
have arranged a wintiow display.at
Garrett's Furniture Store. The dis
play carries out the theme of the
week, "Teamwork".
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The average American eats about
35 pounds of poultry a year.
Secretaries Of
County Agents
To Meet Here
An tall-day meeting of secre
taries of farm and home agents in
the seventeen counties of the
Western District will be held Wed
nesday at the Court House here.
Luncheon will be at The Towne
House.
The meeting, by coincidence,
falls on National Secretaries Day,
which is being observed with spe
cial activities by the local chapter
of the National Secretaries Asso
ciation.
Two Waynesville members of the
Secretaries Association will attend
from the county agents' offices.
They are Miss Mary Medford, who
will give a lS-minute talk on Ex
tension Secretaries, and Mrs. Har
riet Tutwiler.
Miss Rowena Dakin, administra
tive assistant, and Miss Maude K.
Schaub, program planning special
ist. both of Raleigh, will conduct
the meeting.
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Primary Grades To Have
Operetta At Crabtree
An operetta. "The Court of
Queen Summer", will be presented
bv the primary grades of the
Crabtree-lron Duff School, Thurs
day night at 7:30 o'clock In the
school auditorium.
Mrs. Phillip Chase is directing
the production with the assistance
of Mrs. J. C. Caldwell, Miss Fdna
Boyd, and Mrs. Hugh Noland.
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Mrs. Sam Oueen. superintendent
of the Haywood Welfare Depart
ment, Is spending this week in
Raleigh attending an administra
tive conference of the State Wel
, fare Department.
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the epicurean thrills he's come to
expect here regularly.
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Miss Ferguson,
Bride - Elect,
Is Honored
Mrs. Mark Ferguson and her
(laughter, Miss Regina Ferguson
entertained with a party Wednes
day evening in their home on Fines
Creek as a courtesy to Miss Doris
Ferguson of Brevard, formerly of
Fines Creek, who is to be married
in the Brevard Baptist Church,
June 6.
The guests included Mrs. Steve
Ferguson, mother of the bride
elect, Mrs. C. S. Green, Mrs. R. C.,
James, Mrs. Glenn Noland, Mrs.
Tom Brummitt, Mrs. O. C. James,
Mrs. Cauley Rogers, Mrs. France
Rogers, Mrs. Margaret Carpenter,
Mrs. Hugh Ferguson, and Mrs. D.
Reeves Noland.
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Rector's Guild To
Meet Tuesday Night
The Rectory Guild of Grace
Episcopal Church will meet in the
home of Mrs. Roy Campbell Tues
day night at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Janie
Love Taliaferro will serve as co
hostess.
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