Alcohol And
Responsibility
To Be Studied
?
- The first session ot. a study
[course on "Aleobol arid Christ
Jan Responsibility" for the Hay
?vvood County Sub-District of the
nun's Society of Christian
?Service of the Methodist Church
Vill held at Canton Central
jchureh Monday night at 7:30
o'clock.
* Mrs. Cicero Groome of Greens
?boro. secretary of Christian Social
^Relations and Local Church activi
ties of the Western North Caro
lina Conference, will speak.
J Trfe study course, which will be
Jield in four sessions is being di
rected?toy Mrs. Ralph Evans of
jCantoii and Mrs. Ray Ellis of
?WayntekviHe
' Additional sessions will be held
[Thursday night. November 12, and
?Monday and Thursday nights of
|the ftfllowing week. Programs will
Jse aS, follows. November 12 ?. by
two members of the Asheville
Chapter of Alcoholics Anonymous.
?November 16 by Dr. Norbert Kel
ly of Raleigh, state director of
[Alcoholic Rehabilitation Program.
?November 19 by Rowe Henry, sup
'erintendent of the Canton City
?Schools and the Rev. James W.
"Fowler, superintendent of the
[Lake Junaluska Assembly.
? The course is being planned as
,a family study for members of
tall Methodist and Episcopal
?churches. Others interested are
[invited to attend.
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?Rector's Guild Will
^iave Spaghetti Supper
? The Rector's Guild of Grace
?Episcopal Church will serve a
Spaghetti supper in the Parish
Jlouse of the church Thursday
'night at 6:30 o'clock.
J Reservations may be made with
?Mrs. Henry Lee at GL 6-5402.
^Tickets are $1.00.
? Mrs. C. W. Minett and Mrs.
JJanie Love Taliaferro are in ?
?charge of the supper.
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;CAR Will Have
?Meeting Friday
? The Joseph Howell Society, Chil- j
?dren of the American Revolution,
'will meet Friday afternoon, No
?vomber 6, at 3:15 p.m. with Mar
ietta Campbell as hostess in her
?home on Main Street.
| Mrs. J. H. Howell, Jr., will be :
?in charge of the group and Betty
jBarber, junior president, will pre
side. The members are asked to
?bring their donations for Crossnore.
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Mrs. Alvin Ward is visiting her
"mother, Mrs. Robinson, in Mil- j
dedgeville, Ga.
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; GIFTS
HOME ACCESSORIES
^ The
: highland house
?
ELECTED?Mrs. Eogenia Van
Landiitgham of Tarboro (abore),
has been elected president of the
National Association of Home
Demonstration Agents at the na
tional meeting in Buffalo, N. T.
She is home demonstration agent
for Edgecombe County.
(AP Photo).
U. D. C. Chapter Will
Meet With Mrs. Hyatt
The November meeting of the
Haywood Chapter, United Daugh
ters of the Confederacy will be
held Friday afternoon at 3:30
o'clock in the home of Mrs. W. A.
Hyatt. Miss Nancy Hyatt will be
co-hostess.
Mrs. Harry Love of Asheville,
state historian of the UDC, will
be a special guest.
Mrs. R. N. Barber will give a
report of the state meeting held re
cently in Greensboro.
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ATTEND DAR TEA
Mrs. James L. Elwood and Mrs.
R. N. Barber attended a tea given
this afternoon by the Edward Bun
combe and the Ruth Davidson
chapters, Daughters of the Ameri
can Revolutions in the home of
Mrs. Roy Cagle in her home at
Elk Mountain, Asheville. The tea
was in honor of Mrs. George A.
Kernodle of Burlington, state re
gent of the DAR. Mrs. Elwood is
regent of the Waynesville chapter.
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CLYDE RAY AT ANTIQUE SHOW
Clyde H. Ray left Tuesday for
Charlotte where he has an exhibit
in the Antique Show being held in
the Charlotte Armory auditorium,
under the sponsorshiD of the Jun
ior Woman's Club. The show in
cludes exhibits of antique dealers
throughout the country.
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Mrs. Frieda Knopf left yesterday
for Indian Rock Beach. Fla., where
she will spend a few weeks with
friends.
lours * ? v tor a Lifetime:
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Your sterling tableware should be a lij
time investment. Own it? Of course you can!
Start your Gorham* Sterling with just
O.ne or two place-settings (knife, fork,
teaspoon, salad fork, cream soup spoon,
and butter spreader ? service for one .
person). Add more later on, and don't
be surprised when relatives and ^30
friends help out on gift Jw//
occasions! Come in today!
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SSTERLINOW^
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Budget payments if
you with.
Price it (or one fix
piece place-fetting,
include* F*d. T*x.
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KURT GANS# jeweler
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Successor To E. J. Lilino
Hazel wood PTA
To Have Program -
t On Family Lile
| A regular meeting of the Par
' ent Teacher Association of the
| Hazelwood School will be held
Monday night at 7:30 p.m. in the 11
school auditorium.
A film on family and commun
ity life will be shown and will be
followed by a panel discussion by
school officials, parents, and rep
resentatives of the health depart
ment.
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PERSONALS
Mr. anjl Mrs. Hugh Massic are
planning to leave Sunday for Char
lotte where they will purchase
merchandise for The Toggery. They
will go from CharUrtte to Atlanta
i where Mr. Massie will attend a
meeting of the board of trustees of
the Lake Junaluska Assembly and
will then go to Birmingham to
visit Dr. and Mrs. Paul Hardin.
Before returning home they plan
to visit New Orleans also.
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Mrs. Miller Walton of Miami.
Florida, arrived this week to spend
a month with Mr. and Mrs. R. L.
Coin.
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The Rev. B. C. Fugate left Wed
nesday for Lawrenceburg, Indiana
fo attend funeral services for his
brother, William Fugate.
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Judge and Mrs. Frank Smathers
left Monday for their home on
Miami, Florida after spending the
summer and autumn here.
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William Medford left yesterday
for Washington, D. C. to spend a,
few days oh business. He was ac
companied by George Shuford of
Asheville and Kelly Bennett of
Bryson Cify.
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Miss Mattie Sue Medford and
Miss Peggy Peeke, students at Bob
Jones University, spent the week
end at home.
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James D. Ross of Hyatt Creek,
who has been employed in High
land Park, Michigan, has return
ed to Wavnesville and is now work- I
ing at Davton Rubber Company.
Mrs. Rosr is employed as a clerk
in the County PMA office.
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Wingate Hannah is visiting in
Washington, D. C. and Baltimore.
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American Education
Week To Be Obscerved
In Cruso Nov. 9-14
The Cruso School will observe
American Education Week by hold
httptipen boil* *rom November 6
through 14. All patrons of the
school and anyone interested are
invited to visit.
A special onen house will be
held at 1 p.m. Thursday, the 12th,
followed by a PTA meeting at 2
p.m. at which time the teachers and
students will present a program
entitled. "A Day in School".
The Seventh Grade will also give t
a radio program Wednesday morn- t
ing at 10:15. r
Baby Caps
New Fad
By DOROTHY ROE
Associated Press Fashion Editor
Big girls are stepping out ir
baby caps this winter, having
borrowed a new fashion from the
nursery set.
The idea started in Paris, pro
gressed to New York, and now
looks all set to sweep the country
The flattering little capa art
crocheted or knit of a variety ol
yarns, are most popular in a white
or pastel angora, may be dressed
up for date wear with pearls 01
jewel trim.
BEAUTIFUL BABY . . . She
wears a white knit cap with
French knot trim and drnw?
string to adjust size and tie
under the chin.
PRAM STYLE ... Her baby
cap is of soft white angora
dressed up for date time, with
a trim of pearls and gold thread
for sparkle.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Boutwell lefi
his week for Biloxl, "Miss., where
hey will spend a month visitim
elatives of the latter.
dMf "iiyM^inaa^g^"
^ COOT SALE
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Smart S^ort
and % Lengths.
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Long, Full
Sweeps
Square Dance
Group Formed f
Organization of a square dance '
group by young adults in the coin- -
munity is underway, according to
Mrs. Clarence Dunn, secretary
1 treasurer of the -dancers.
! I Officers were elected at a meet
' Ing held at Camp Hope last month
They are, in addition to Mrs.
? Dunn, Neal Cable, chairman; Clif
' ford Jones, vice chairman; and
. Misa Rosalee McClure, assistant
? secretary-treasurer. The refresh
p ment committee is composed of
, Miss Jewel Haynes, J. C. Glance, !
I and Howard Queen, and the con
. tact committee includes Mrs. Clif
ford Jones and Mrs. G. C. Haynie
Persons interested in joining the
organization and those who Wish to
learn square dancing are asked to
call GL 6-4100 In Waynesville or
6195 in Canton after 6 p.m.
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Hospital
News
ADMISSIONS
Mrs. H. C. Mclntyre. Candler;
Mrs. J. P. Ledbetter, Canton; Mrs.
Johnny Pressley, Waynesville; Miss
Kareen Klosky, Waynesville; Miss
Lorine Wells, Canton; Mrs. E. H.
Diekerson, Hazel wood; Mrs. Her
bert Wright, Canton; Mrs. Fuller
Moore, Canton; Mrs. Theo. Cham
bers, Canton; Mrs. J. M. Kelley.
Hazelwood; Baby Nancy Blalock,
Canton; Thos. Brock, Waynesville.
Mrs. W. A. Conard, Waynesville;
Ralph Boyd, Waynesville; Miss
Sue Sanford, Waynesville; Mrs.
Bill Corbin, Waynesville; Mrs. J.
F. Phillips, Canton; Mrs. Wallace
Paxton, Canton; Mrs. Gene Gar
nett Smith, Canton; Mst. Chas.
Henson, Canton; Miss Gale Muse,
Waynesville; Miss Patricia Muse,
Waynesville; Mrs. Amos Medford,
Clyde; Miss Sandra Robinson.
Waynesville; Baby Jerry James,
Waynesville.
DISCHARGED
Oval Williams, Asheville; Mrs.
Floyd Wynes, Clyde; Mrs. John
Beach, Waynesville; John Williams,
Waynesville; Nelson Bright, Can
ton; Mrs. Ray Griffin and baby,
Waynesville; Sam Noland, Clyde;
Jeff Reeves, Waynesville.
Larry Bumgarner, Canton; Mrs.
Paul Green, Clyde; Baby Gary Ra
mfey, Waynesville; Mrs. Chas. Hen
ery and baby, Sylva; Mrs. T. M
Gray, Canton; Mrs. Elaine Gill,
Waynesville; Ray Blalock, Canton;
Louie Smith, Waynesville; Mrs.
Clinton Dixon and baby. Canton.
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Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Cans, who
ect-ntly purchased Lllius Jewelry,
lave rented the Joe Reinertson
tome on the Country Club Drive,
or the winter month1;.
MRS. BURNETTE IMPROVING
Mrs. Herbert Burnette is com a
lescing at St. Joseph's Hospital,
Asheville, after undergoing mi
wry
Miss a u histaag ^
jron, iurhan
J- g weekend with her .LSI
Nancy Btschoif. who u '
Uuke University ~ J '"*?
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