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Norma Bramlett Is
Graduated From WC
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Miss Norma Bramlett received
a Bachelor of Arts degree at Wo
man's CoBege, University Of North
Qurolina. Monday Morning. She is
tfec Uuyehter of Mr and Mrs. M
V. BMHtl. Sr.. of Canton, and
the ui OWlautfhter of Mrs. John
Best ofJX"rabtree. Mr. and Mrs.
Brainfctt and daughter, Anne, went
to Creg^gxiro Sunday to attend
the graduation exercises and to ac
company Miss Bramlett home.
Singing To Be Held
At Rocky Branch Churcli
A singing will be held at th<
, Rocky Branch Baptist Church Sat
, urday night, June 5. beginning ai
8 o'clock. Bill Hembree will be I'
: charge.
Among the special singers ex
pected to participate are the Park
er Quartet of Canton. Jacksor
County quartets, and C. M. Ca*
sell.
All singers and the public ar<
' invited.
Haywood County
1 Students Graduate
At Cullowhee
1 . |
i | Commencement exorcises were
held Monday at Western Carolina
College at Cullowhee at which
" 1 time degrees weer conferred, upon
? a number of Haywood County stu
i dents.
.' Luther Francis Shaw, son of Dr.
and Mrs. Luther Shaw, was grad
, uated with honors and received
the Bachelor of Science Degree.
Joan Ratcliffe received the
Bachelor of Arts degree.
Others receiving the B. S. de
gree were Louisa Medford Boyd,
Carmen Green, Mary Dorcas How
? ell, Walter Lee James, Joan Do vie
Medford, Richard Blaine Parham,_
Ester Marjorie Woody.
Mary Osborne was one of thir
teen students selected for the 1953- (
54 edition of Who's Who In Ameri
can Universities and Colleges. She
will complete one quarter of prac
tice teaching before receiving her
degree in music.
Miss Julia Ann Calhoun a rising
junior at the college was the re
cipient of the Trophy for Women's
Intramural Program.
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Mrs. Mills Is
Club Hostess
The Aliens Creek Home Demon- 1
stration Club met at the home ol'
Mrs. Garland Mills Wednesday af
ternoon. Mrs. Hiram McCracken,
presided and welcomed Mrs. C.
1". Hartman as a guest from the
Saunook club. Mrs. J. B. Wyatt
was welcomed as a new member.
The devotional was given bv Mrs
R. O. Allen.
Project leaders reports were giv
i en by Mrs. K. O. Allen on Poul
try and Mrs. Arthur Dills on
Home Management.
The demonstration on "Good
Vegetable Dinners" was given by
the Foods and Nutrition leader.
Mrs. Garland Mills.
* * *
Miss Mary Michal, student at
Woman's College, and her brother,
Joseph Michal, graduate student
in the School of Engineering at
State College, arrived yesterday
to spend the summer vacation.
Miss Michal and a classmate, Miss
Margo Hester, attended the com
mencement exercises at St. Mary's
School in Raleigh where they
were former students.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs, Russell Fultz and
small daughters, Elaine and Sally,
: spent last weekend in Greensboro
; and Durham. Thev were guests of
j Dr. and Mrs E. A. Troser in
I Greensboro and visited the Rev j
j and Mrs. C. S. Kirkpatrick in Dur- j
| ham. Mrs. Fultz also attended a ,
1 luncheon reunion of her class at i
I Greensboro College.
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| Mrs. Herbert Singletar.v arid |
children. Kathy and David, left ,
j last week by plane for Ipswich, S
D. where they are visiting the
former's mother. Mrs. Emma Pic
ton. ]
.MISS REG1NA GWEN FERGUSON is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Mark M. Ferguson of Clyde, Route 1. who announce her en
gagement to Pvt. Billy J. Rogers. U. S. Army, son of Mr and Mrs.
Cauley Rogers, also of Clyde. Route I. Plans for the wedding are
incomplete. /
Beaverdam Club
Has Meeting
;
The Beaverdam Home Demons
tration Club met in the home of
Mrs. C. C. Willis with Mrs. P. B
York as 'co-hoste'ss Tuesday after
noon. Mrs. George Wright, vice
president, was in charge of the
meeting and the devotional was
given by Mrs. L. P. Dixon
Project leaders' reports were1
given on Home Management by
Mrs. P. B York and Dairying by
Mrs. Roy Robinson.
The demonstration on "Good
Vegetable Dinners'" was given by
the Foods and Nutrition leader.
Mrs. George Fradv, assisted by
Mrs, C C Willis
Mrsfl Moody Hyatt was welcom
ed as a guest from the McKimmon
club.
Mrs. Paul Robinson was named ;
as a delegate to Farm and Home
Week.
Deryl Davis. TE/3. of San
Diego. California has arrived to
spend a 30-day leave with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence j
Davis.
Fairview Club
Meets In
REA Kitchen
The Fairview Home Demonstra- |
(ion Club met in the REA Kitchen
Wednesday morning with Mrs. |
Lawrence Davis and Mrs. Kyle .
I Campbell as hostesses. Mrs. W. F.
Swift, vice-president, presided. ,
' The devotional was given by Mrs. ,
Lee Stoutt.
Leaders reports were given on \
Poultry by Mrs. Kyle Campbell.
Home Management by Mrs. Ernest
Greene, and Dairying by Mrs. Lee
Stoutt. The treasurer's report was |
given by Mrs. Thad Chaffin.
The demonstration on "Good
Vegetable Dinners" was given by
Mrs. Kyle Campbell, foods and nu- I
trition leader. Mrs. Clarence Muse
assisted Mrs. Campbell by giving
the basic rules for good cookery.
* * *
Lowell Edwards of Dell wood,
son of Mrs. Effie Edwards Barton
and the late Glenn H. Edwards, is
serving in the Marine Corps, sta
tioned at Harris Island. S. C. He
is a 1954 graduate of the Way
nasville High School.
[oan Morris !;
Receives Degree <
Prom Brenau
Miss Joan Morris was graduated
Irom Brenau College at exercises
Monday night. She received a
Bachelor of Arts degree in Psy
chology Education.
Miss Morris, daughter of Mr. i
and Mrs. Ronald H. Morris, was
member of Alpha Gamma Delta,
iocial fraternity, and served as
president this year. She was also
secretary of the senior class and
a member of Kappa Pi, art fratern
ty, and Alpha Delta, journalism
fraternity. She was business man
ager of the college annual, "Bub
bles." and was lay-out editor of
he newspaper. "Alchemist".
Miss Morris was active in social
affairs of the school and was a
member of the Cotillion Club and
the Junior "Y."
She has accepted a position on
the faculty of the schools of Ful
ton County, Georgia, beginning
next fall.
* * *
Hairy Hembree. formerly of Val
ley Vie\? Farm, is working in St.
Louis, Mo., where he is a super
visor in the finishing department
of the Meier and Pohjmann Furn
iture Co. He was accompanied to
St. Louis by his son and daughter
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hem
bree of Asheville, who are visiting
relatives in Topeka. Kansas. Mrs.
Harry Hembree will remain at
Valley View Farm until the close
of the tourist season when she will
join her husband in St. Louis.
? ? *
Carroll Griahl, dental student at
the University of North Carolina,
will arrive this weekend to spend
the summer vacation with his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Linwood
Grahl.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Weaver
of Asheville and Old Fort are new
comers to Wa.vnesville and are re
siding in the Baugher home on the
Balsam Road. Mr. Weaver is a
State Highway engineer on the j
Pigeon River project. Mrs. Weav- i
er, who is a well-known musician,
will conduct piano and voice class
es in the Central Elementary
School during the summer and
fall.
Miss Betty Ann Howell, student
at Western Carolina College, i*
tere for the summer wth her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Howell.
Carolina
|his home u
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