Miss Linda Wood
Completes
Wadding Plans
Plans have been completed for
tiic wcddii^ ef Miss Linda Wood,
daughter o| Mr and Mi's Seth C.
Vi'i h >(| of Canton, to Airman First
t lass \ldon McCracken. son of
Mrs, Carl McCracken and the late
Mi McCracken of Waynesville
The ceremony wil ltake place
Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in the
plains Methodist Church. The
? Lev \V M Rathburn, pastor of
thf church, will officiate. The
wedding music wi! be presented by
Miss Norma Jean Broyles, vocalist
and Morris Broyles. organist, both
of Canton.
Mils Wood will be given in mar
riage by her father. Miss Shirley
Jones of Canton, will serve as maid
o( honor, and Miss Mary Lou
Gates also of Canton, will be j
bridesmaid. Beet man will be Roy I
S mat hers of Waynesville, and ush
ers w4ll be Carl McCracken of
Waynesville, brother of the bride
groom. and Thomas Wood of Can
ton. brother of the bride.
No formal invitations have been
extended, and friends of the
couple are invited to attend.
Mrs. Woodard
Entertains For
Bride - Elect
Mrs. Charlie Woodard entertain
ed with a tea this afternoon in her
home on Haywood Street, as a
courtesy to Mrs. Mildrad Harrell
Br\ son, whose marriage to Dr.
Harold Brinkley Hines will take
place June 26.
The hostess, honor guest, and the
hitter's mother. Mrs. James S. Har
rell received the guests. Presiding
at the tea table during alternate
hours were Miss I.ouise Francis.
Mrs. .Clifford Harrell, and Mrs. T.
Lenoir Gwyn.
The table was centered with an
arrangement of calendula and the
home was decorated with mixed
garden flowers. -
The guest of honor was present
ed a gift of imported silver.
Around sixty guests were in
cluded in the courtesy.
MRS. ROBERT FRANCIS AMATO is the former Miss Evelyn
Josephine McClure, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest McClure of
H'uynesville. She was married in Washington. D. C. on Saturday,
June 12. (Hessler Photo).
Evelyn Josephine McClure
Weds Robert Francis Amato
The marriage of Miss Evelyn
Josephine McClure, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest MeClure of j
kVaynesville. and Hubert Francis
Mnato. son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
F. Amato, of Washington. D. C.
was solemnized in Saint Gabriel's
Catholic Church, Washington, Sat
urday, June 12
The Rev. Joseph Corbett pro
nounced the vows.
Given in marriage by her broth
er, Harold McClure. the bride wore
a gown of white embroidered nylon
tulle over taffeta, designed with
sweetheart neckline and cap
sleeves. The bouffant skirt was
waltz length and she wore match
ing mitts and a veil of illusion at
tached to a Juliet cap. She carried
a bouquet of sweetheart roses and
stephanotis centered with a white
orchid.
Miss Rosalee McClure was her
sister's maid of honor. She wore a
bouffant gown of aqua sheer nylon
and matching picture hat and car
ried a cascade of yellow sweetheart
roses.
Joseph F. A ma to. brother of the
bridegroom, was best man and ush
ers were Richard Scheetz and Con
rad Grants, classmates of.the bride
groom.
Immediately after the ceremony
a rveeption was held in the Hotel
Uupont Plaza.
Mrs, McClure. mother of the
bride, wore a dress of pink lace
with white accessories and her cor
sage was an orchid. The mother of
the bridegroom also wore a pink
dress arid an orchid corsage.
The bride is a graduate of the
Waynesvifle High School, Mr. Ama
?o was graduated this month from
?he Catholic University of America
"?here he received ? a degree in
?ivil Engineering.
Following a wedidng trip the
?rnuple will go to Newark, Ohio
where they will reside,
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Sonoma Chanter. O. E. S.
To Meet Tuesday Nieht
The Sonoma Chanter No, 254
f'-der of the Eastern Star will meet
"hiMdav ni?ht. June 22. in ihe
Masonic Hall at Bethel with Mrs.
^'orence Garner, worthy matron,
"residing,
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Mrs, R N. Barber and daughters,
'ottv and Marv. havn returned
'rom a visit with the former's
?nother Mrs, W. W. Norman, in
''-??ifTin Ga
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Miss Crawford
Completes ,
Wedding Plans
Miss Hilda Marie Crawford*
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
Crawford of Waynesville, has com
pleted plans for her marriage rto
Ray Manley Burnette, son of Tfir.
and Mrs. Kldon Burnette of Clin
ton. ,
The ceremony will be hel j in
the Memorial Chapel at Lake Jun
aluska, Saturday, June 26,[ at 8
p.m. The Rev. Kenneth Crouk< will
officiate. /
The bride wil be given in taarri
age by her father and wiifi have
as her matron of honor l*er sis
ter, Mrs. Billy Wayne Mctfracken.
i Bridesmaids will be M fss Joan
1 Medford of Waynesville. rousin of
I the bride, and Mrs. Harle p Rhodes.
cousin of the bridegrooi fc. Shirley
| Jean Crawford, daught ir of Mr.
and Mrs. Erastus Ci nwford of
Waynesville, will be flower girl
and Jimmy Burnette, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Cayton Burnrltte will be
ring bearer. ,
James Burnette of Raleigh,
uncle of the bridegrodkn. will serve
as best man and ushets will be Bill
Franklin, of Canton, Harry Mc
Cracken and Don Chambers of
Waynesville and Harold Moffitt of
Canton
The wedding mufcic will be pre
sented by Miss Peggy McCracken,
organist, and Miss Mozelle Liner,
soloist.
Immediately after the ceremony
a reception will be held at Mount
Valley Inn.
Miss Cornwell
Gives Program
At Club Meeting
Miss Mary Cornwell, home dem
onstration agent, gave a demons
tration on "Good Vegetable Din
ners," at a meeting of the Waynes
ville Homemakers Tuesday night
in the home of Mrs. Howard Bry
son.
During the business session Miss
Cornwell also reviewed the high
lights of Farm and Home Week in
Raleigh.
Mrs. Ben Phillips conducted tfee
devotions and Mrs. Jimmie Wil
liams gave a report of the Handi
craft .School.
The club voted to continue the
story hour at the county J&brary
during the summer months,
A social hour followed reports
of project leaders.
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WedHina Plans
Are Com nl f*ted
By Miss Ezell
i
I Miss Evelvn Patricia Ezell.
(huchter of Mrs. John Dee Ezell
, nf Wavnesville and the late Mr.
E'oll. has announced the plans for
Iter inarriaee to Joisenh Dawkins
Howell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
C. Howell also of Wavnesville.
The ceremonv will take place
'sMurrtav pvpr>inff at ft o'clock in
the First Methodist Church. The
na<tor. the Rev. Earl H. Brendall.
will conduct the double ring ser
V/jfO,
Mrs Fred Calhoun. oreanist, awl
WLs Movelle Liner, soloist, will
| n.-rcopt the wMHing music.
The bride will he given in mar
; hv her brother. Jol^n F?ell.
, Tr.. and will have as her matron
i of honor and onfv attendant, her
| Mrs Jess Cronser. Jr.
Mr Howell will ho his son*s host
i m-?n and ushers will he Charles
| Unwell hrnfhor of the bridec*rnorr\.
' Porta I'd FtoII brother of the bride
T??cc PmiKpr .Tr tvrothor-in-law of
? he bride and Linton Palmer.
A reeootinn will he held in the
home ef M?? and Mrs .Toss CroURCr.
. following the reremony.
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Ma tor aed M?*c ^ W Povd ,Tr
?nH con F?*nnct Wt'fhorc Povd are
eyneetod to ftrfit'ft tod?*v from
Oecfon to vieft Mrc Uhvrl'? rooth
j or Mrs Frnnct Withers Major
Povd wll ho horp ?hont two weeks
I ofter whieh he will ronnrt for dntv
at Mr Corns Headonartere In
Poltlmore Mrs Povd and her con
exnect to snend the summer here.
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Mrs P**oncon Mntnnv $r. and
) her rnn Hon Matnev of f"*hnrlottn
titd her nioee Mice Vathleen C?1
Krttm tfo coonding this week in
Vn??> V o?'l? ftl^tt
Notice To f.ncfrtm*?rs Of
W. R. CLOER
Carrier of The Mountaineer In Canton
For the present the above carrier will he unable to deliver
his papers, because of illness. His customers can get
copies of The Mountaineer at any of the following
places in Canton.
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MRS. CIIARLENE SOMOS is the daughter of Mrs. Elsie Graham j
of Ashevitle and YVaynesville, who announces her engagement to
Eugene Kadau, son of Mrs. May Radau of Gulfport. Mississippi.
She will be married July 16 in Asheville. (Rembrandt Photo).
Iron Duff Club
Meets With
Mrs. T. C. Davis
I
The Ironduff Home Demonstra
, tion Club met this week at the
home of Mrs. T. C. Davis. The
president, Mrs. Manson Medford
was in eharge of the meeting and
gave the devotional.
Leaders reports weer given on
preservation of eggs by Mrs. Med
ford. and milk for good health by
Mrs. Frank Davis.
The demonstration on "Good
Vegetable Dinners" was given by
Mrs. Ned Crawford, Mrs. Hardy
Caldwell and Mrs. Ray Milner,
foods and nutrition leaders.
Refreshments were served by
the hostess.
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Miss Margaret AnneHJ
Weds John Harold Noursl
Miss Margaret Anne Hunt of
Mncinnati. Ohio, daughter of Mr
md Mrs. Allyn H. Hunt of Waynes
Hie. became the bride of John
farold Nourse of Cincinnati in the
dariemont Community Church, i
Jariemont, Ohio, Sunday, June 13
a 3.30 p m.
The bridegroom is the son ot
drs. Harry Nourse of Columbus.
>hio.
The Rev. Charles Frederick pro
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nusic was presented by the church
>rganist.
Altar vases filled with white flow
?rs decorated the chancel.
The bride, given in marriage bv
tier father, wore a street length
dress of embroidered cotton sat in
md carried a colonial bouquet of
white roses and delphinium.
Mrs. Car! C. Nourse of Marie-1
mont was matron of honor. She
wore a pink linen suit with a white
hat and carried a colonial bouquet
if pink roses and delphinium.
Carl C. Nourse served as best
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