North Carolina Newspapers

List Circles fleet Tuesday ^ Woman's MiAion Za 01 me 1-irst Baptist *Tut meet Tuesday at 7:30 * me 1 olio wing nostesses. Louie Moone Circle with ^oTucbon Circle with Mrs. , L^m'""'leek Circle with ? a siier. Pearl Johnson Circle with i?ck Edwards. efciiM vales Circle with Mrs. m Kogers ,Hemietia Hall Shuck Circle Mrs. Kay -\loore. * ? ? pbyterian Circles li Meet Tuesday des of the WaynesvUle Pres to Church will meet Tuesday itle*h Mrs- W. F. Swift, chair pili meet at 3 p.m. in the -Ply Room of the church with p p whitman, as hostess, de 2, Mrs. George Craig, m, will meet in the home B Ralph Prevost at 10:30 a. IPe meeting will be followed Kovered dish luncheon. ,tle 3, Mrs. F. G. Kippetoe, nan. will meet at 7:30 p.m. in pone of Mrs. W. T. Hannah, Miss Ida Jean Brown as co * .View Club To et With Mrs. Cathey [Mountain View Garden Club hold a regular luncheon jug Thursday, December 3, in use of Mrs. Joe Cathey. Mrs. Allison and Mrs. Joe Massie be associate hostesses, i. W. M. Cobb will have the am on "Evergreen Protec * * ? iscopal Groups Meet Tuesday egular meetings of chapters of Woman's Auxiliary of Grace icopal Church will be held Mi) in the Parish House as iws: he Robina N. Tate Chapter meet at 3 p.m. he Margaret L. Marshall Chap will meet at 7:30 p.m. * * * f wd Mrs. Henry Krag, form esidents of Waynesville, are ling several days at the Hotel we. Mr. Krag is field inspec tor the Marine Corps and is Warily stationed jn Cleve ,Tenn. PERSONALS S/SGT. JAS. GREEN AT HOME b/bgt. James H. Green arrived Wednesday and is spending a 30 day turiough with bis wile on Route 1, Ciyoe. * S/bgt. Green, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin C. Green of Koute 1, Clyde, has just completed an 18 montns tour of duty wiih the Unit ed States Air Force, stationed in Wiesbaaen, Germany. Following his furlough, he will report to Turner Air Force Base, Albany, Georgia. , * ? ? Mr. and Mrs. James Fields of Atlanta spent the Thanksgiving holidays with the latter's father, j I. W. Green. They also visited Mrs. Fields' brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Campbell. * * * Mr. and Mrs. George Brown, Jr. had as guests for the weekend Dr. Lewis Spillman and Dr. Harold Hines, both of Chapel Hill. ? * ? Miss Betty Noland has returned I to Appalachian State Teachers | College at Boone*after spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James T. Noland. * * ? Dr. Thomas Stringfield left this ? afternoon for Durham where he will attend a medical symposium at Duke University. ? * * Cadet Jimmy Campbell, a mem ber of the senior class at Georgia Military Academy, spent Thanks giving with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Campbell on Route 3, Waynesville. ? * ? Miss Joyce Carter left yesterday for .Chapel Hill where she is a stu dent at the University of North Carolina, after spending the Thanksgiving holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Carter at Lake Junaluska. ' * * * Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Philmon have returned to their home in Washington, D. C. after spending the weekend with the latter's par ents and grandmother, Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Grahl and Mrs. H. C. Ferguson. ? * * Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Weill, who spent the past week with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Weill, left to return to Aruba, West Indies. * * * Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Way and Ray Whitner attended the Carolina Duke game in Durham Saturday. * * ? ' Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Thompson and son, Bill, spent Thanksgiving with relatives in Rome, Ga. Mrs. T. Lenoir Gwyn left yester day to .visit her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Woltz, in Mt. Airy. She drove down with^ her grandsons, Elliott and Jimmy Woltz, who have been visit ing her, and Mr. Woltz, who came up for the weekend. ? * * Miss Bette Hannah, senior at Converse College, spent the holi day weekend with her mother, Mrs. William T. Hannah. * * * Jimmy Davis, who is a member of the freshman class at The Cit adel, spent the weekend with his parents, Lt. Co\. and Mrs. James M. Davis in Hazelwood. * * * Mr. and Mrs. E. M. RoOfermoI and sons, Joel and Tim, spent the long Thanksgiving weekend with relatives in Dayton, O. ? ? ? Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Grant of Asheville spent Thanksgiving Day in Waynesville With Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller. ? ? * Jeff Reece, student at Oak Ridge Military Academy is spending Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Reece. ? * * Mr. Gerald Bovell of Charlotte spent Thanksgiving weekend in Waynesville with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller. ? * * Miss Betsy Freeman and Miss Elaine Evans have returned to their homes In Salisbury after spending the Thanksgiving holi days Jiere as guests of Miss Brenda Ware Brendall. Homemade Sale Sat. Will Benefit School The Grade Mothers of Lake Junaluska School will hold a sale of homemade articles and food Saturday. December 5, from 9:00 to 12:00 a.m. in front of Belk's Department Store in Waynesville. The ladies will offer homemade candy, cakes, and aprons. The money is to be used for curtains for the classrooms and books for the library. Bernard Ferguson Honored At 4-H Meet The Fines Creek Senior 4-H Club' met November 24 in the school library. Gene Wilson Cesser, pres ident, was in charge of the meet ing. Bernard Ferguson, State win ner In the tobacco project, was rec ognized by the club. Novella Rec tor, song leader, led the group in some songs. The girls had a demonstration on "Crafts" and ideas for gifts. The boys received their project rec ord books and studied how to All them out. The club adjourned by repeating the motto: "To Make the Best Better". Don Hyatt of Newport News, Va. spent a few days last week with his mother, Mrs. W. A. Hyatt. ? ? * The Rev. P. W. Tucker and daughter. Miss Janie Tucker, of Marion left yesterday afternoon after spending the long weekend with the formers son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Stovall. Hospital News ADMISSIONS Miss Margaret Crawford. Sylva; -onnie lyda. Waynesville; Mrs. toy Massie, Canton, Baby Larry ienson. Canton; Mrs. Fred Gallo way, Waynesville; Mrs. James Irookshire, Leicester; Mrs. John iing, Jr., Waynesville; Baby Linda 'Oil Vick, Canton; Albert Howell, Vaynesville; Miss Betty Jo Payne,1 handler; Paul White. Waynesville; drs. Joseph West, Canton; Mrs. Iva Barrett, Canton; Mrs. Frank "urtis, Haze/wood, Mrs. W. B. Albright, Waynesville. Edward Ford, Waynesville; Hil iard James, Canton; Miss Nan Hay lock, Canton; Junior Hyatt, .eicester, Mrs. Claymer Carver, Vaynesville; Mrs. Carrie Rathbone, Vaynesville; Linton Clark, Lei ester; Dr. Raymond E. Connell, docksville, N. C.; .Ronald C. riuench. Canton; Miss Patsy Hall, iazelwood; Charles Ray Griifin, Vaynesville; Wilburn Dunn, Can on; Mrs. W. C. Ledford, Canton. DISCHARGED Mrs. Vaughn Williams and baby, ?anton; Mrs. Wade Guy and baby, Iazelwood; Mrs. David Green and wby, Hazelwood; Miss Sarah Moor Canton; Mrs. Raymond L)*N? Canton; Mrs. James Moody, Vaynesville; Frank Howell, Maggie;' Vlrs. Carl Cooper, Waynesville; Mrs. Charles Parris and baby, Way nesville; Mrs. Elsie Smith, Way nesville; Donald Best, Clyde; Ly man Rogers, Asheville; Mrs. Clara Powers, Hazelwood; Mrs. Fred Best, Clyde; Eugene Gibson, Waynes ville; Mrs. Earle Rick man. Canton. Mrs. Teague Carver, Waynes ville; Mrs. Walter Lee, Canton; Mrs. Wylma De Bord, Canton; Mrs. Leon Morrow, Hazelwood; Mrs. Fred Crane and baby, Canton; Mrs James Driscall, Gaudier; Mrs. Mary Turner, Wayne?ille; Miss Kay Welch, Waynesville; James Timothy Welch, Waynesville; Miss Patsv Hall, Hazelwood; Mrs. David Tay lor and baby, Waynesville; Mrs. James David Mitchell, Waynesville; Mrs. James Green, Maggie. Mrs. George Sutton, Waynes ville; W. H. Covington, Asheville; Mrs. Edwin Grooms and baby. Canton; Mrs. Joseph West and baby, Cantonr*Mack Riddle. Way nesville; Paul White, Waynesville; Mrs. Robert Henry and baby, Bal sam; Mrs. Joe Lemming and baby, Waynesville; David Burch, Clyde; Mrs. Thurston Burnette and baby, Waynesvllle; Anthony Rogers, Clyde; Edward Ford, Waynesvllle; Jesse W. Parkins, Clyde; Mrs. Mar garet Hawkins, Waynesville. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Teague Carver of Waynesville, a son, November 23. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dunn of Way nesville, a daughter, November 23. Mr. and Mrs. David Taylor of Waynesville, a daughter, November 24. Mr. and Mrs. Derry Rhinehart of Hazelwood, a daughter, November 24. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schenck of Canton, a daughter, November 25. Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Burnette of Waynesville, a daughter, No vember 26. Mr. and Mrs.- Joe Lemming of Waynesville, a daughter, November 26. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Henry of Balsam, a daughter, November 26. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Grooms of Canton, a daughter, November 27. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph West of Canton, a daughter, November 28. Mr. and Mrs. Conley Revls of PUMPKIN OR SQUASH PIE lVa cups pumpkin or squash V? teaspoon mace 1 cup milk Va teaspoon salt Va cup sugar 2 eggs 1 teaspoon cinnamon 2 tablespoons butter V2 teaspoon allspice Pastry Heat the pumpkin or squash, milk, sugar, spices, and salt in double boiler; add the beaten eggs and butter and mix well. Pour the hot filling into a deep baked pastry shell and bake in a moderalte oven (350 degrees) about 30 minutes, or until filling sets. My Favorite Recipe MRS. D. REEVES NOLAND JOINS WAVES?Miss Marguer ite Leathcrwood, daughter of , Rev. and Mrs. Frank H. Leather wood, la In Bainbridge, Md., taking 8-weeks training In the WAVES. She will be aasigned to a Navy medical corps unit after her training period. She Is a ' 1953 graduate of WTHS, was ac- ' ttvr in the music department of the school, and the First Baptist church. She was a member of Girls' State .in 1952 at Greens boro, and since graduation has been cashier at Smith's Drug Store. WNC Community Awards To Be Disclosed Saturday Fines Creek Junior 4-H Prepare For Christmas / By GAIL BRADSHAW School Reporter The Junior 4-H Club of the Fines Creek School' held its monthly meeting Friday, Novem ber 20lh. Tommy Davis, vice pres ident, was in charge of the meet ing. The secretary read the minutes of the last meeting. A program was given by some of the members of the club. Then the meeting was turned over to Miss Jean Childers, asst. home agent, and Mr, Cecil Wells, asst. farm agent. Miss Childers showed the 4-H girls how to make several different gifts for Christmas. The boys received their record books for the coming year. The meeting was closed by repeating the club pledge. Clyde, a son, November 30. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wright of Waynesville, a daughter. November 30. Always sift flour once before measuring when you are making cakes and cookies. Then pile the flour lightly into the measure you are using and level the top with the edge of a spatula or case knife. Haywood County CDP winners, lion Duff, Thlckety, and South Clyde, are among a number of Western North Carolina communi ties competing for a total of 91,150 in prize money In the annual WNC Kural Community Development contest, whose winners will be an nounced Saturday. The awards will be disclosed at 2 p.m. Saturday, during a program at tne Battery Park Hotel. Five hundred dollars will go to the first-place winner; $300 will be awarded for second place; $100 for third place, and 550 for fourth and tilth places. Judges for the contest have been Miss Elsie Garrett, McDowell Coun ty home demonstration agent; Neal Bolton, manager of the agriculture and highway department of the Winston-Salem Chamber of Com merce, and Dr. S. C. Mayo, rural sociologist from N. C. State College. In 1951, Upper Crabtree com munity captured first place in West ern Carolina, while Beaverdam was fifth. Last year White Oak placed fourth, while Allen's Creek tied for : fifth. Principal speaker at the awards I dinner will be George McLean, pub lisher of the Tupelo, Miss. Daily Journal, and a pioneer in commun ity development work In the South. Want ads bring quick resuha. CAMERA PORTRAITS by HUGH BRADLEY NORTON Cherished Christmas Gifts STUDIO ON MAIN STREET, WAYNESVILLE ^^Lth!S. -^ JL AgBgt l|Wr Incomparable Value! | j $150?? II Easy Budget Plan I C?ME IN AND REGISTER FOR FREE PRIZES NO OBLIGATION Use Our Convenient Lay-Away Plan ? KURT gans / JEWELER 8nccemor To E. J. Llllns L "The Store of Nationally Advertised Brands'' f1 GL 6-6087 207 Main Street b-"- - SEE THE BEAUTIFUL LIFE-LIKE DOLL IN THE WINDOW AT MASSIE FURNITURE CO. TO HE GIVEN AWAY SAT., DECEMBER 19th j BY THE BETA SIGMA PHI SORORITY TO RAISE FENDS FOR SCHOLARSHIP TO BE AWARDED TO SOME MEMBER OF THE GRADUATING CLASS IN MAY. 1954. Your Contribution Will Be Appreciated MASSIE'S DEPT. STORE - Every Coat Reduced To I ?? ' '- - ... > .... i & After-Christmas Prices All New Fall and Winter t ? 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