CLUBS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN ACTIVITIES 1
' Office Phone GL 6-5301 - Eleanor B. Sloan, Editor - Home Phone GL 6-4952 ,
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HDC Schedule
Meetings have been set for
Home iKuionsuation ciubs as fol
low*;
luesday, Oct. 6?Beaverdam ?
Mrs. oiiLiun Jimison uvirs. T. T.
Aiurray ?j.uo p.m.
Weonesaay, uci. 7?Fairview -
Aliens crees.?joint Copper work
shop?Aits. C'. C. itayie?y,3U a.m.
laursuay, oci. b?rines creea?
Copper uorksnop?Airs. Sam Fer
guson?9:30 a.m.
Friday, Oct. y?Iron Hull?Mrs.
Kay Aiuuer?2:U0 p.m.
Alonaay, Oct. 12?Canton Hume
makers?airs. W. H. Aienaell talis.
Jonn Aioigan, Mrs. James Hyaiu
? i JO p.m.
Tuesuay, Oct. 13 ? Upper Crab
tree?Ails. Albert Ferguson?2:Ull
p.m.?Lakeside?KEA Kitchen ?
7:30 p.m.
Wednesday, Oct. 14?White Oak
?Mrs. Joe Liavis?1:00 p.m. tcop
, per workshop*.?Francis Cove ?
Airs. Cash towards?7:30 p.m.
Thursday, Oct. 15?Dellwood ?
Airs. Hugh Allison?2:00 p.m.
Friday, Oct. 10?Crabtree-Hyd
er Mt.?Mrs. Fred Sa fiord ? 2:00
p.m.
Alonday, Oct. 19?Rogers Cove?
Mrs. Horace Crawford?2:00 p.m.
?Uatclift'e Cove?Mrs. Carl Jones,
tAlrs. Woodie Jones!?7:30 p.m.
Tuesday, Oct. 20?South Clyde
?Mrs. Walter Rhodarmer ? 2:00
P.m.?Waynesville Homemakers?
Mrs. Joe Cathey?7:30 p.m.
Friday, Oct. 23 ? Junaluska?
Mrs. Grover Leatherwood?10:30
a m.?all day meet?Book Reports.
Monday, Oct. 26?McKimmon ?
Airs. t. J. Galliene (Mrs. Roy
Smathers, Mrs. Eugene Worley!?
1:00 p.m.. Book reports.?Saunook
?Mrs. James Garrett (Mrs. Her
sliel Stephens)?7:30 p.m.
Tuesday, Oct. 27?Clyde ? Mrs.
C. L. Darnell (Mrs. Ralph Miller)
?10:30 a.m.
Wednesday, Oct. 28 ? Cecil ?
Mrs. Frank Sorrells ? 9:30 a.m.
(copper workshop) ?Bethel?Mrs.
Horace Peek (Mrs. Homer West)?
7:30 p.m.
Thursday, Oct. 29?West Canton
?Mrs. Alarshall Cooper?2:00 p.m.
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Club Members To Make
Reservations For
District Garden Meet
HMOBri (iflinrp.v o* ??| r? . ,?..?/ y??? f .
Alembers of the Richland Gar
den Club who plan to attend the
district meeting In Franklin on
" October 20, are asked to contact
Mrs. T. L. Gwyn by Saturday. Oc
tober 10, for luncheon reserva
tions.
The meeting will open at 9:30
a.m. at the Franklin Presbyterian
. Church and luncheon will be at 1
p.m. at the Panorama Court.
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Mrs. Bill Prevost, Mrs. Aaron
Prevost, and Mrs. H. P. McCarroll
left this morning for Greensboro
where they will attend a workshop
of the State Parent-Teacher Asso
ciation at Woman's College. Mrs.
Bill Prevost is president of the
Hazelwood PTA. The workshop
will continue through Thursday.
My Favorite Recipe
MRS. DEE CLARK
BUTTER SCOTCH SQUARES
V* pound butter blended with 1 cup flour
2 tablespoons sugar, also blended in flour and butter
Press into 10-inch square pan. Bake until light brown.
DRESSING
lVa cups brown sugar Va cup nut meats (black
2 eggs walnuts preferred)
Vii cup cocoanut, shredded 1 teaspoon baking powder
3 tablespoons flour 1 teaspoon vanilla
Beat eggs until light. Combine with other ingredients. Mix well.
Pour over crust. Bake in moderate oven about 30 minutes. Cut in
squares while warm.
Mountain View Garden |
Club Has Meeting
A luncheon meeting of the 1
Mountain View Garden Club was
held Thursday in the home of Mrs. |
J. H. Howell. Jr. with Mrs. Boyd
Owen and Mrs. Joe Massle as as
sociate hostesses.
Mrs. Bill Morris presented the
program, using as her subject,
"What Vou Can Do With Spring
Bulbs."
Mrs. Fred Allison, vice presi
dent, presided during the business
hour.
Guests for the meeting were
Mrs. Weaver Kirkpatrick, Mrs. J.
H. Kirkpatrick, Jr., Mrs. J. W.
Ray, and Mrs. J. H. Howell.
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Old Friends Spend
Day In Iron Duff
An all day get-together of old
friends was held last Wednesday
in the home of Mrs. Lee Noland
at Iron Duff. Mrs. K. L. Palmer
was co-hostess for the event.
Those present were Mrs. John
Howell, Mrs. W. C. Welch of Enka,
Mrs Aney Smathers and Mrs. Ed
Harkins of Canton, Mrs. W. C.
Sutton, .Mrs. R. L. Davis, Mrs
Hobart Franklin of Cove Creek,
I Mrs. James Harrell of Waynes
! ville, and Mrs. Clinton McElroy of
Iron Duff.
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UDC Chapter
Meets With
Mrs. Ferguson
| Mrs. J. J. Ferguson*' and Mrs.
F. G. Rippetoe were hostesses for
a meeting of the Haywood Chapter,
United Daughters of the Confed
eracy, Friday afternoon in the
home of -Mrs. Ferguson.
Mrs. W. A. Hyatt presented the
program on the, United States
Flag.
Mrs. Roy Compbell presided dur
ing the business session and Mrs.
C. F. Kirkpatrick and Mrs. J. H.
Howell were named delagates to
the state convention of the UDC
to be held in Greensboro October
10.12.
Plans were made for a benefit
card party to be held Monday
night, October 12 with Mrs. Kirk
patrick serving as general chair
man.
Mrs. George A. Nilesf of Griffin,
Georgia was a guest for the after
noon.
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Johnny Hill Returns
To U. S. From Korea
Johnny Hill, EM 3, son of Mr.
and Mrs. C. V. Hill of Charles
Street, has arrived in California
after a year's duty on the L.S.T.
855 in Japanese and Korean
waters. He also served in Opera
tion Biff Switch for 30 days.
Hill, who was formerly employ
ed bv Bryson Construction Co.,
entered the Navy in December,
1950. He expects to arrive home
around December 1 to spend a
30-day leave.
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Charles Alley Is
Member Of OCU Choir
Charles Alley, student at the
Oklahoma City University, is one
of 82 vocalists who have been ac
cepted as members of the OCU
Choir for this term.
The initial performance of the
year was given by the choir lad
week in Oklahoma City at a con
vention of Chamber of Commerce
officials from all over the nation.
The most widely traveled Unit of
the University, the choir already
has an extensive schedule for this
year.
Charles, a member of the fresh
man class, is the son of Mrs. Doyle
Alley of Waynesville. At OCU he
is a member of the Lambda Chi Al
pha social fraternity, Band, Or
chestra, Woodwind Quintet, and he
sings baritone in the Choir. ?
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Mrs. George A. Niles left this
morning for her honrje on Griffin,
Georgia after a visit with her sis
ters, Mrs. C. F. Kirkpatrick, and
Miss Robina Miller.
Methodist
Circles Plan
October Meetings
Circles of the Woman's Society
of cnristian Service ot the f irst
Metnodisl Church have announced
meetings tor Tuesday, OctoDer b,
as lonows:
Circie 1 will meet in the home
of Mrs. Tom Lee witn Mrs. As
oury tiowen as co-hostess, at 3:30
p.m. '
Circle 2 will meet in the home
of Mrs. Ed Giavich with Mrs. {
jarvis Painter as cq-Jiostess, at
3:30 p.m.
Circle 3 will meet in the home
of Mrs. Kreo Allison with Mrs. 11.
C. Mctluigan as co-nostess, at 3:30
p.m.
Circle 4 will meet in the home
of Mrs. Dewey Stovall with Mrs.
Erancis Massie and Mrs. John .Nes
uill as associate hostesses, at 7:30
p. m.
Circle 5 will meet In the home
of Mr. Joe Davis with Mrs. Bill
Dover as co-hostess, at 7:30 p.m.
of Mrs. Robert Walker with Miss
Circle 6 will meet in the home
Betty Jo Crocker as co-hostess,
at 7:30 p.m.
Circie 7 will meet in the home
of Mrs. W. A. Hector with Miss
Hufina Bright as co-hostess, at
7:30 p.m.
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Division Meeting
Is Planned By
Baptist WMU
The Woman's Missionary Union
of Asheville Division, auxiliary to
the North Carolina Baptist State
Convention will meet at the First
Baptist Church, Canton, October
8, beginning at 9:50 a.m.
Members of the WMS of the
Canton church will be hostesses
and will serve luncheon. All wo
men, pastors, and Royal Ambasa
d o r counselors from Baptist
Churches in the division are in
vited.
Mrs. J. R. Morgan of Waynesville,
division president, will preside and
Mrs. E. R. Elmore of Mars Hill will
serve as secretary.
Speakers will include Dr. W. C.
Taylor, missionary to Brazil; Mrs.
Gordon Maddrey of Ahoskie, N. C.,
president of t^?e WMU; and the
Rev. B. W. Jackson, Royil Ambas
sador secretary of the N. C. Wo
man's Missionary Union.
Inspirational worship periods,
special music, and reports will con
tribute to the day's program and ,a
love offering will be taken for
linens for the Baptist Hospital at
Winston-Salem.
The Asheville Division is com
posed of the following Associations:
Buncombe, Carolina, French Broad,
Haywood, Mitchell, Transylvania,
New Found and Yancey.
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Miss Green,
Bride-Elect,
Is Honored
Mrs. Alna Hyatt and her mother.
Mrs. Lowery Ferguson, entertained
at a linen shower Friday afternoon
in the home of the former, as a
courtesy to Miss Mary Jo Green,
bride-elect of Freeman Springer. I
The bridal motif was carried out
and decorations in the living room
featured a tree of wedding bells.
The guests included Miss Green,
Mrs. Lawrence Green, Mrs. Era
mett Green, Mrs. Joe Jack Atkins.
Mrs. Mack Green, Miss Olive Jane
Green, Mrs. James Atkins, Mrs.
Emmett Balentine. Loraine Balen
tine, Mrs. Owen Meredith of Enid.
Okla.. Mrs. Walter Francis, Miss
Frangie Noland. Mrs. Grace Camp.
Miss Peggy Camp, Mrs. Hessie
Terrell, Mrs. Leonard Dotson. Mrs.
Hufus Hyatt, Mrs. Lucius Alien.
Mrs. Allen Hyatt, Mrs. Miriam
Funderburk, Mrs. Carl Ferguson,
and Mrs. Dee Crawford.
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Wesleyan Guild To
Meet Wednesday Night
The Wesleyan Service Guild of
the First Methodist Church will
meet Wednesday at 7:30 p,.n in
the home of Mrs. Homer Plot* on
Maple Street.
Hostesses with Mrs. Plott will be
Mrs. Oliver Yount, Jr., and Mrs.
Fred Vaughn.
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Sgt. David Wells
Enroute From Korea
Sgt. David L. Wells, son of Wil
liam Wells, of Canton is enroute
to the U. S. after 11 months' duty
in Korea with the 2nd Infantry
Division.
The 2nd Division took part in
two of the Korean conflict's most
historic battles. It captured'Heart
break Ridge after weeks of bitter
fighting in October, 1B91, and took
Old Baldy in July, 1952.
A radio repairman in the 72nd
Tank Battalion. Wells entered the
Army In January, 1952, and com
pleted basic training at Camp
Gordon, Ga.
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Miss Queen Is
Married To
Walton Willett
Miss Eddie Rust Queen, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Queen of
Candler Heights, became the bride
of Walton W. Willett, Jr., son of
Mrs. W. W. Willett and the late Mr.
Willett of Waynesvllle, Sunday,
September 27, at 2 p.m. in the
home of the bride.
The Rev. M. D. Smith perform
ed the ceremony and Mrs. Thelma
Morgan presented a program of
wedding music. The home was
decorated with arrangements of
summer flowers.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore an afternoon dress
of navy blue faille with a navy blue
velvet hat. She carried a nosegay
of red roses.
Miss Margaret Willett, sister of
the bridegroom, was maid ot honor.
She wore a navy blue gabardine
suit with navy accessories and her
corsage was of red roses.
William C. Willett of Waynes
ville, twin brother of the bride
groom, served as best man.
The bride's mother wore an after
noon dress of navy and pink silk
print and a corsage of pink rose
Duds. The bridegroom's mother
wore a black suit and white rose
Duds.
A reception followed the cere
mony. Those assisting were Mrs.
E. H. Revis of Asheville, aunt of
the bride; Mrs. Albert Bridges <of
Charlotte, and Mrs. C. L. Brittain,
Jr.,' of Morganton, cousins of the
bride.
After the reception , the couple
left for a wedding trip. Upon their
return they will reside at 120 Hill
side Street, Asheville.
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Mrs. Carl Hill arrived last night
from Lowland, Tenn. to spend a
week with her parents, Dr. and
! Mrs. Tom Stringfield.
Mrs Janie Love Taliaferro re
turned today alter spending the
weekend with her son, Walter
Taliaferro, who is a student at
Les McRae College. Mrs. Taliafer
ro was a guest of the college for
Home Coming events.
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Born With Ufcer
CHERYL LYNN JOHNSON, born a
month prematurely in a Denver
hospital, has created a stir in
medical circles because she had a
gastric ulcer at the time of birth.
Medical history knows of but one
other similar case, said surgeons
who successfully operated on
Cheryl, shown being held by
Army nurse Lorraine Klasins.The
baby is less than a month old. She
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John B. Johnson, Millersburg, Ky.
The father is stationed at Lowry
Air Base. (Inter idtional)
Women's Clubs To Hold]
District Meeting Here!
The annual meeting of District
One ol the Federation of Women's
Ciuds will be held at the First
Methodist Church in VYaynesville,
fnursoay, October 8. The meeting
w ill be preceded by a cottee hour
oeginning at 9:30 a.m.
Mrs. Grady E. Kirkman of
Greensboro, state president, will
be the featured speaker. Her sub
ject will be "Unity, Vision, and
service in the F'ederation".
Mrs. J. Ramsey Buchanan of
Sjiva, district president, will pre
side and Mrs. Kaymond C. Lane,
president of the hostess club of
Waynesville, will extend greetings.
Mrs. Henry Truitt will respond,
State officers, who are expected
in addition to Mrs. Kirkman, are
Mrs. J. O. Brown of Charlotte,
.2nd vice president, and Mrs. Bob
ert J. Bridges of Greensboro, 3rd
vice president.
Cpl. Pritchard Smith, Jr., mem
ber of the State Highway Patrol,
will make a talk on "Safety" and
reports will be given by district
officers as follows: Americanism,
by Mrs. R. W. Scholl; Literature
by Miss Phyllis Snyder of Mur
phy, Scholarship and Fellowship
by Mrs. Noah Swoffard of Canton,
Minority Groups by Mrs. Car'
Killian of Cullowhee, and Emblems
by Mrs. H. L. Bacon of Bryson
City.
Mrs. Dan K. Moore of Sylva will
report on Special Committees and
Mrs. Clair Olson of Murphy will
present the Birthday Remem
brance Program.
Special music will be presented
by Mrs. Ellen Fox Way, vocalist,
accompanied by Miss Pearl Harris.
Luncheon will be served by the
Woman's Society of Christian
| Service of the church, under the
direction of Mrs. C. C. White, af
| ter which the meeting will close
with the Pledge of Allege?
by Mrs. Schoii. I
Clubs to bo represent!
from Cherokee, i_uj, j>J
ftaywoou, Granam, toacot?
swain counties and mum, I
following: Konnaheeta 01 AM?
Bryson City Vt oman s Ciuo I
ton Woman s Club. Clyde Hq?
Club, Cullowhee W ornan<. i?
Tne Graham County w??
Club of hobbinsMlle. The W?
ville Woman s Club and thret?
of Sylva?the Sylva Womana?
the Halcyon Club, and the ?
tieth Century Club. Junior?
from Andrews, Cullowhee, fl
tin, Murphy, Sylva. and fa?
ville will also be represented?
Mrs. Lane is serving as
man ol arrangements lor the?
ing with commillee chairmen?
she Waynesville Club ud?
Mrs. Charles Hay. reserve?
Mrs. J. ?. Howell, menu; Mrs?
Liner, coffee hour; Mrs c f.|H
Patrick, table arrangements?
Jesse Lamar, telephone; and?
H. L. Baughman, publicity. I
Serving as pages will be
Alexander and Betty Jo Sha^?
DAR To Meet With I
1 Mrs. Moore In Sylva?
The Dorcas Bell Love
Daughters of the American^?
lution, will meet in the he^|
Mrs. Dan K. Moore in Sjiva^J
day, October 9, at 3:30 p.m.^?
Mrs. Ramsey Buchanan. i^?
Sylva, will be co-hostess ai^|
present the program. The
zine will be reviewed'by MrcH
The members are asked to?
small noise-makers to be ui^|
prizes for the annual Hali^J
party at Moore General Ho^H
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