looks - Gates
/edding Is
[eld In Texas
Mm Barbara Jean Gates, daugh
r ot|Mis. Kubj'e Gales ot Can
, npaie i. and liscjtr Gates of
iva,|b?.came me bnde 01 Uerwa
,ss looks, : ot Air. and
s ^ ix nooks, ol Houston,
xac. in tpwonli. Methodist
,urc? nousion, Friday evening
Willi ti e pjsior, the Kev.
u-ryis Holmes, perlorming the
ume ing ceremony.
'j'jieli hurt h was oeeorated with
naelftoi a, paiins, and baskets ol
Uie lladioil.
A (Xtiram ot wedding music was
eset*d by Airs. L. C. Harrison,
ganift and Aliss lay Kay, voeai
Th?[l)i ide. given in marriage by
r u*ic. Gharles S>. C'uplen, Jr.,
>re ? gown ol Caniilly lace ana
Ion tin ic over satin designed with
titled bodice and late jacket. The
uftap; waiiz-lengih skirt of tulle
,s #>rlaid witn a lace pepluin
d bei veil ol French illusion was
id iu a hail hat ot iate trimmed
til fed pearls, islie carried a
lite a> er book. Luppcd with a
ute trcnid and lilies ot the val
/.
Mrs Clarence Morrow . Jr., eous
of jl.e bride, Was matron of hon
. Sb. wore a bflMi ma-length
wn el peacock bhie,$Bk shantung
th accessories' ? fn matching
adet and a corrage ol yellow
I Mildred Porter and Miss
Patrick were bridesmaids,
gowns and headdresses were
lat of the malt on of honor,
icy tarried bouquets of yel
adioli.
V Kara served as best man
,mk Coker and W. K. Prest
as groo insujernii Cshcrs were
Melntyre and Jipiaiy Sbarpe.
jwing the ceremony, a re
i was heid at the home ot
itles aunt, Mrs. Charles
Gates, mother of the bride,
i beige suit with navy blue
^?oiits and an orchid corsage.
ie ?iriilegroom's mother wore a
ey suit with black accessories!
Ahm i' was also an orchid.
Aft< the receptfaai the couple
??or a wedding'-trip to New
rlcliis. l.a,, and on their return
^?uat! reside in Houston,
^??traveling the bride wore an
? wool dress with black ac
Hi ics, and the orchid, detach
Hom her bridal bouquet.
M bride is a graduate of the
^?'ii high school, and has been
Hnicd in Houston for some
who
Miss Chirgwin
Is Married
In Montana
Miss Frances Carol Chirgwin,
daugnler or Air. and Airs. James
Ciiirgwin ol Bozcman, * Molilalia,
and i nomas t snenenoerger, son
01 mi. ana Aits. c. L. aneiivnoerg
| tf, aiso ol t>uzcnian, were married
recently in ine r irst Melnouisl
t_iiUtw.il at BoiCiuaii.
1 ne nude is a great niece ol
: Mrs. Lcacy Lcopai u ol \v ay ncs
; vine.
I Hie double ring ceremony was
] peiiormcd Oy (.aodtcugui oy me
nev. liugu Herbert.
Tne i>ime, given in marriage by
! her lamer, wore a cbapci-icngin
gown ol while nylon tulle over
| supper satin A lilted jacket ol
1 imported lace, tealuring a Peter
! pan couar and long, lined sleeves,
covered Ine strapiess, spared bod
ice. Her veil ol imported illusion
was attached to a nail-hat ol net
I over satin trimmed in seed peans
' and her tiouquet was ol pins and
wniie roses.
Aliss Joyce Chirgwin was her
sister s maid ol honor and brides
maids were .Miss Dorolny Clurg
Win. also a sister ol tlie btlde, and
Miss boiime bioemaker, cousin ol
Hie briuc. Ail Hie aitenuaiits wore
[ dresses similar in design to tnal
1 ol llic biide. The maiu^lif honor
wore pink illusion net and tne
bridesmaids wore pearl pink saiiu.
They carried bouquets ol pink
pompons and pink roses.
Following the ceremony a re
ception was heid in tne parlors ol
the church, after winch the couple
left lor a wedding trip,
Mrs. Shellenberger is a graduate
of Gallatin County High School
and allended Montana State Col
lege vvnere she was a nfOnlbcr ol
Aipna Oiuieron i'i. She is now em
ployed in the oft ice ol the dean ol
the college.
Mr. Shellenberger will receive
bis degree in chemistry from Mon
tana college in June, lie is a mem
ber ol Kappa Sigma fraternity,
. .. * * ',*??? ? -
Mi s. Ray Will l^e
Hostess To D. A. R.
The January meeting of the
Dorcas Bell Love Chapter. Daugh
ters of the American Revolution,
will he held Friday afternoon at
3.30 o'clock m the home of Mrs.
Clyde H. Kay. Mrs. J. W. Seuvcr
will be co-hostess.
, The program will be presented
by Miss Lois Harrold and Mrs.
James L. Elwood will preside.
been serving with the I . S. Navy,
is also employed in Houston.
Morning Star
Club Names
New Officers
New officers, project leaders,
and committee chairmen for the
Morning Star Home Demonstration
Club were chosen at a meeting held
this week in the home ol Mrs. Ken
neth Cry use. Mrs. P. N. Higgins,
Jr. was co-hostess.
Mrs. Higgins was elected presi
dent ol the club and other offi
cers are: Mrs. Noel Fisher, 1st
vice president; Mrs. Kenneth
c. rouse. 2nd vice president; Mrs.
Gordon Shaip, secretary; Mrs.
Howard Cole, treasurer; and Mrs.
P. N. lliggins. Sr., historian.
Project leaders are Mrs. Gordon
Sharp and Mrs. Ralph Gibson,
foods and nutrition; Mrs. P. N. Hig
gins, Jr., and Mrs. Dennis Israel,
gardens; Mrs. Noel Fisher, poul
try; Mrs. Larry Hhodariner, dairy;
Mrs. P. N. Higgins, Sr. and Mrs.
Carull Pless. food preservation;
Mrs. Kerneth Crouse, house fur
nishings; Mrs. Loranzo Smathers,
home management; Mrs. V. E. Wil
son, Jr.. family life; Mrs. Howard
Cole and Mrs. K. C. Gossett, home
beauUficaUon; Mrs. K. H. Worley
and Mrs. L L. Drye, clothing; and
Mrs Tom King, arts and crafts.
Named as committee chairmen
were Mrs. Tom King and Mrs. Noel ,
Fisher, community service; Mrs.
Ralph Gibson, health; Mrs R. H. |
Worley, education; Mrs. Loranzo
Smathers. citizenship; Mrs. V. E.'
Wilson. Jr.. recreation; Mrs. P. N.
Higgins, Jr., 4-H leader; and Mrs.
Kenneth Crouse. music.
Miss Mary Cornwell, home agent,
discussed "Planning for the New
Year".
* ? *
ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs Lester P. Martin,
Jr. ol Wake Forest announce the
birth of a son, l/cster Poindexter, 1
111. 011 December 21.
Mr. Martin was formerly con
nected with the Health Depart-[
ment here.
? * ?
Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Roland and
sons, Mike and Pat, have returji- I
ed to their home in New Orleans
alter visiting Mrs. Boland's grand
lather. /,. V. Price, who is ill at
his home on the Dellwood Road,
* * * .
Mrs. R. P. Hackctt of Dallas,
Texas is visiting her son-in-law
and daughter, the Rev. and Mrs
EarT'ii. Brcndall. Mrs. Haekett ac- j
eompanied the Brendalls home
from Dallas this week.
* * *
Mr and Mrs. J. W. Killian re
turned Sunday after spending J
three weeks in Stark, Daytona
Beach, and other Florida cities.
Mrs. Henson Is
Hostess For
Good Neighbors
The Good Neighbors Club ot
Center Pigeon hem us first meet-,
nig ot ti?e New year tnis ween
with Airs, liaynes he risen and Airs.
Jim Queen as hostesses 111 tne
Home 01 tne loriner.
.ins. r rank Mease presided and
the following project leauers were
naiiicu. Mis. Ai. v. hranuett, looiis
aim nutrition; Airs. Jim ojueeii aim
Mrs. harain I'ressley, home gar
ucns, Miss Mabel Ciark, poultry;
Mrs. liaynes llensun aim Mrs. E.
?v Loguiirn, aairy; Airs. Craw lot u
Mease, loou preservation; Airs,
nay liaynes aim Airs. Jim Queen,
house lurnuhings; Mrs. haynes
henson, home management; Mrs.
hobert Clark, family lite; Mrs. K.
G. C ha son and Airs. John Shipman,
home beautitication. Mrs. O. '1'. Hen
uerson, Airs, nouert Ciark and
Mrs. howeli I'ressley, clothing; and
Mrs. Jack Chason, Mrs. W. C.
Murray, and Mrs. B. N. Fierce, arts
and crafts.
Named as committee chairmen
were Mrs. John Shipman, commun
ity service; Mrs. Hayne liensen,
liealtn; Mrs. Harold I'ressley, cuu
cation; Mrs. it. J. Chason, citizen
ship; Mrs. M. V. Bramletl, recre
ation; Mrs. Kobort Clark. 4-H Club
leader; and Mrs. Frank Mease and
Mrs. O. T. Henderson, music.
The lesson lor the month, "Plan
ning tor the New year," was pre
sented by Miss Alary Cornwell,
home agent.
? ? *
ATTEND Ml'SIC WORKSHOP
Miss Mary Cornwell, home a
gent, Miss Jean Childers, assist
ant home agent, and Mrs, J. Ed
gar Burnett, county music chair
man ot home demonstration clubs,
attended a music workshop held
at Bryson City on Tuesday.
Dr. Arnold Hoffman <51 State
College Music Department con
ducted the workshop and* Mrs.
George Yehling of Brevard, dis
trict music chairman, served as
pianist.
Announcement was made that
two music scholarships will be giv
en in each county for a four-day
school to be held at Catawba next
summer.
Good music is being stressed
through the home demonstration
clubs of the stale as a project for
the year.
? * *
Mr. and Mrs. Al C'iinc and small
son, Nick, left Saturday for their
home in Chapel Hill after visiting
the former's parents. Or and Mrs.
I A. P. Cline in Canton, and Mrs.
Cline's parents, Dt" and Mrs.. N.
M. Medford, here..
Beta Sigma Phi Will
Meet Thursday, 14th
A meeting of the Beta Sigma
i'iii sorority u ill be held Thurs
day, January 14. at 7 30 p.m.
Mrs. Paul SiMton, Miss Berniee
Harrell and Mr? Kay Ellis will be
hostesses in the home of Mrs.
Sutton.
The meeting was formerly
scheduled for tonight.
? * ?
Mrs. F. S. Uietz left Wednesday
for her home in Eureka, Califor
nia after spending three months
here with her son and daughter
in law, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Dietz.
Maggie P. T. A. Will
Meet Tonight At 7:30
A meeting of the Maggie Par
ent-Teacher Association will be
held at the school tonight at 7:30
o'clock. Plans will be completed
for the performance of the Hart
ford Melody quartet under the
sponsorship of the PTA, January
14.
* * *
Dr. and Mrs. Phil Medford and
son, Houck, have returned to Par
ris Island after spending the New
Year's weekend with Dr. Med
ford's parents, Dr. and Mrs. N
American Heritage
Group Will Meet
The American Heritage Group
wil ihold a regular meeting Friday
at 7 30 p.m. in the Masonic Tem
ple.
William Medford, leader of the
group, wil Iconduct the meeting.
? ? ?
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stringfield
and sons. Tommy and David, who
have spent the past two weeks
here with the former's mother and !
sister, Mrs. Sam Stringfield and
Miss Martha Stringfield, left yes
terday for their home in Sacra
mento, California.
MISS JOHNSTON IN HOSPITAL
Miss Margaret Johnston, Hay
wood County Librarian, la a pa
tient in the Haywood County Hos
pital. Miss Johnston returned re
cently after spending the holidays
in Florida. ,
* * *
Sgt. and Mrs. Joseph E Mack
and children spent the holidays
with the former's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Mack at Lake Junaluska.
Sgt. Mach left Monday for the
Marine base at Treasure Island,
San Francisco where he will be
stationed, along with another
brother, Pvt. Kenneth Mack.
A third brother, Pvt. Tom Mack,
Jr. is serving in Korea.
[The TOGGERY'S
January SALE
I I . 1
I Boys'
1 WOOL PANTS
Values To $6.95
ON SALE
SJ.00
Size i to IB
Little Boy's
TOM SAWYER SUIT
Regular $5.95
ON SALE
$2-98
Sizes 2 to 8
Children's
SNOW SUITS
*
Values To $14.95
ON SALE
$2-98
Boys' 6c Girls'
SWEATERS
Regular To $3.95
ON SALE
5J.00
WOMEN'S SHOES
ON SALE
$7.95 Shoes ? Sv^ .95
$10.95 Shoes ? $CJ.95
$12.95 Shoes ? $^.95
Airstcp
Rhythm Step
Miracle Tread
Women's COATS,
SUITS and DRESSES
REDUCED
To ALMOST 1 PRICE
2
Men's
COATS, IACKETS &
SWEATERS
Values To $7.95
ON SALE
$2-98
J
MEN'S SUITS
All Wool Home Spun
Regular $49.95
ONfeALE
$2995
EXTRA SPECIAL!
i
BALLET SHOES
$1.00
j Values To $3.95
^ i * ?
Syw!rs CLEARANCE BARGAINS ?&,
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
DRESS
STYLE ?
JACKETS
Sizes to 52
Large Assortment To Choose From
$7.95 JACKETS $C.OO _
4
$8.95 JACKETS Sg.00 ^
$9.95 JACKETS $y.00
1 $10.95 JACKETS SQ.00
' $14.95 JACKETS $|_Q.OO
BOYS' $6.95 JACKETS - $5.00 and $5.95's - $4 50
5 VOOL SINGLES
VALUES TO $4.85 ONLY $3.50
In 72 x 81 Which Is A Good lliu Size
5 WOOL DOUBLES
$4.19 VALUE SALE $3.19
$5.50 VALUE SALE $^.50
$6.95 25 ? WOOL SINGLE $g.95
! $L79 $409
Cotton Blanket
Indian Blanket
$1 .39
Large Size $2*^^
$3.99 $2.69
25 ' Wool 5' Wool
$3.00 $2-19
Your Chance For Real Savings On Blankets
Cannon Sheets Cannon Towels
72 x 108 ^
81 x 99
1st Quality REDUCED
$1-69 PRICES
ItalhriKKHn
Gowns - Pajamas
$4.50 GOWNS $2-99
$4.75 PAJAMAS $3-19
All Sizes and Colors for Ladies'
I
BABY Men's 49c
DIAPEBS woSTU
SJ.50 Doz. 39c
1st Quality Several Types
Award Sweaters
$6.95 GROUP ON SALE ? 5CJ.44
$5.50 GROUP $4-44
51 GAUGE NYLON HOSE
Very Special
(;r?up hnc
1st (Quality
$1.35 FLATTERNIT SJ.09
Lovely Shades in 30 Denier
Many Other Items Are !
At RAY'S Dei
25 Discount On Ladies'
WOOL SWEATERS
Cardigan And Slipovers
Children's Heavy COTTON PANTIES
Small Sizes - 21c ? Large Size - 27c
Being Featured On Sale
)artment Stored