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TctSegin Tonight
At Clyde Church
"The first of four sessions of a
study course for Methodist Wo
men of the Haywood County suh
district will be held at the Clyde
Central Methodist Church tonight
it 7:30 ? clack.
The course, directed by Mrs.
J. W. JJowlfr of Lake Junaluska.
district chairman of Christian So
cial Relations, will be based on a
symposium on "Christianity and
Wjealthf. The sessions will ho held
yfonda.y and Thursday nights for
two weeks, beginning at 7:30
o'clock.
Tonight's program will he pre
sented by Mrs. Grady Rogers. Mrs.
Grady davis, Mrs. L. B. George.
Atrs. Grady Moody. Mrs Marian
Cooper, ;j/id Mrs. M. G. Stanley.
On 'Qnirsda.v night Heir./ Roll
n*in wiu^peak on "The Importance
of Tecl?cal Assistance." and Mrs.
Wallace TTorgerson will speak on
"The United Nations." Mrs. A H
Davis will conduct the devotions
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Xi Omicron Chapter
Will Meet Tonight
The Xi Omicron Chapter of Beta
Sigma Phi will meet tonight at
7:30 o'clock in the home of Mrs
Charlie Woodard. Mrs. Hill Dover
will preside.
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Mr and Mrs. Ben C'olkit left
Saturday for Chicago where the
foi mer will attend the annual fur-'
niture show.
Bride - Elect
Is Honored
At Supper,
Miss Kmijy MeCraeken. bride
elect of Richard Bradley, was hon
ored at a bullet supper and kitchen
shower given Thursday evening
with Mrs. Charles Way, Mrs. How
ard Liner, and Mrs. Don Whisen
hunt as hoste-ses in the home of
Mrs. Way.
A bridal motif was used in the
appointments and the dining table
wis covered with a lace cloth and
centered with an arrangement of
white flowers and candles.
The guests included Miss Mc
Cracken and her mother. Mrs.
Weaver MeCraeken. Mrs. W A.
Bradley, Mrs. Ned Tucker. Mrs.
llarry MeCraeken, Miss Dorothy
McCurter. Mrs. Carey Wells, Jr..
Mrs Joe Cline, Miss Kathleen Cal
houn. Mrs Boh Owen. Mrs. Carol
Underwood. Mrs. Claude Walker.
Mrs. James Stringfield, and Missl
l'eggy MeCraeken.
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Mrs. McMurray Will Be
Speaker At I)AR Meet
Mrs. Carl McMurray of Marion,
state chdlfman of National De
fense. will be the speaker at the
January meeting of the Dorcas Bell
Uove chapter. Daughters of the
American Revolution
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The meeting will be held In the
home of Mrs. H. L. Prevost Friday,
January 14, at 3:30 o'clock. Mrs. J.
W. Killian will be co-hostess
The DAH Magazine will he re
viewed by Mrs. H. N. Morris,
MISS MAItGl'ERITE LEATHER
WOOI) is the daughter of the
Rev. and .Mrs. Frank Leather
wood of Wa.vnesville. She Ls en
gaged to Jaek Kurkhardt, son of j
Mrs. Ethel Morgan of Elwood.
Indiana and the late Mr. Burk
hardt. The wedding is planned j
for late summer.
Miss Leatherwood
Is Engaged To
Jack Burkhardt
The Rev. and Mrs, Frank Leath
erwood of Waynesville announce
ihe engagement of their daughter,
Marguerite, to Jaek Burkhardt, son
of Mrs. Ethel Morgan of Elwood.
Indiana and the late Mr. Burk
hardt. The wedding will take place
in late summer.
Both Miss Leatherwood and Mr.
Burkhardt are serving in the U. S.
Navy, stationed in San Diego,
California. The bride-elect was
graduated from the YVaynesville
High School in the class of 1953.
She received her basic training in
the WAVES in Bainbridge. Md.
and is now having hospital train
ing in the Naval hospital in San
Diego. s
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The Johnsons
Will Be Honored
On Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Johnson will j
be honored on their fiftieth wed- j
ding anniversary at an open house j
to be held bv their daughter, Miss!
Pearl Lesley Johnson of Lake '
Junaluska. their son and daughter- i
in-law. the Hev. and Mrs. Joseph !
S Johnson of High Point, and 1
Mrs. H. N. Johnson's sister. Miss
Sarah Lesley of Lake Junaluska.
The event will be held at Sun- ,
set Cottage at Lake Junaluska.
Sunday. January lfi. from 2 untjl
8 p m
All friends of the family are in
vited. t
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The air in a cube shaped room.
30 feet on a side, yveighs a ton. i
Mrs. Howell
Is President
Of Home Club
Mrs, R. W. Howell was elected
president of the Jonathan Creek
Home Demonstration Club at a
meeting held in the home of Mrs.
James Howell.
Other new officers are Mrs. W.
T Rainer. 1st vice president; Mrs. j
Way Fisher, 2nd vice persident; j
Mrs. M. W. l}arbor. secretary; Mrs
Leland Garnett, treasurer; and
Mrs. Irene Hudson, historian.
Also elected were the following 1
project leaders: foods and nutri-i
tion, Mrs. Glenn Boyd; home gar
dens. Mrs. W. K Boyd; poultry.
Mrs. F. R. Kennedy. Mrs. Leland 1
Garnett; dairy, Mrs. Trov Leather
wood; food preservation, Mrs. Lee
Howell. Mrs. Charlie Moody; house
furnishings. Mrs. Way Fisher, Mrs.
Roy Plott: home management, Mrs.
Irene Hudson. Mrs. Fred Allison:
family life. Mrs. James Howell.
Mrs. Jim I-eat her wood; home beau
tification. Mrs. R. W. Howell. Mrs.
W. T. Rainer; clothing. Mrs. J. T.
Frazier, Mrs. R E. Owen. Mrs. G.
V. Howell, Mrs. Med Leatherwood;
arts and crafts. Mrs. John Williams,
Mrs. Ralph Boyd. Mrs. M. V. Bar
ber. Mrs. Bell McCracken.
Committee chairmen were nam
ed to serve during the year. They
are; community service, Mrs. "Troy
Leatherwood; health, Mrs. Grady
Howell; education. Mrs. Glenn
Boyd; citizenship, Mrs. W. T. Rain
er: recreation. Mrs. M. W. Barber:
and music. Mrs. F. R Kennedy.
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Patricia Fie
Celebrates
9th Birthday
Patricia Ann Fie celebrated her
ninth birthday at a party Saturday
afternoon in the home of her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Fie, on
the Soeo Gap Road.
The youthful hostess was assist
ed by her mother and Mrs. Mark
Russell and Mrs. Millard Brown.
Games were played during the
afternoon and refreshments fea
tured a birthday cake.
The guests were Mary Ann. .Toe. i
and Mick Cagle. Kathy. Doug, and
Calvin Messer. James and Jack
Rich, Wayne and Doug Norris.
Shirley and Gail -Nelson. Betty and
Junior Loekman, Floyd. Frances,
and Betty Brown. Don Carpenter.
Ronnie Trantham, Tyker Russell.
Judy Woody, Wayne Hall, and Phil
Harris.
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Long's Chapel Guild
To Meet Tuesday Night
The Wesleyan Service Guild of
Long's Chapel Methodist Church
will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in
the horn# of Mrs. Wallace Torger
son. Mrs. Wallace Ward will pre
sent the program.
Mrs. Kay Allen
Is Hostess Of
Club Meeting
Mrs. Kay Allen was hostess for
a meeting of the Aliens Creek
Home Demonstration Club Wed
nesday afternoon.
During the business hour officers
were re-elected for the coming year
as follows: Mrs. Hiram MeCracken
president; Mrs. E. K. Chambers, 1st
vice president; Mrs. Garland Mills
2nd vice president; Mrs. Denton
Browning, secretary; Mrs. L. L. Al
len, treasurer; Mrs. Moody Farm
er. assistant secretary-treasurer;
and Mrs. Albert Muse, historian.
Project leaders were named as
follows: foods and nutriiion, Mrs.
Garland Mills, .Mrs. C. D. Saw
yer; gardens, Mrs. E. K. Cham
bers; poultry, Mrs. K. O. Allen:
food preservation. Mrs. Moody
Farmer; house furnishings. Mrs.
Denton Browning; home manage
ment, Mrs. Arthur Dills; family
life. Mrs. Albert Muse. Mrs. .1 1).
Wyatt; home beautification. Mrs.
L. L, Allen; clothing. Mrs. Hiram
MeCracken: arts and crafts. Mrs.
Mack Edwards, Mrs. Bud Edwards,
and Mrs. Doyle Rathbone.
Standing committees are: com
munity service, Mrs. L. L. Allen.
Mrs. C. D. Sawyer; health. Mrs.
Moody Farmer. Mrs. Denton
Browning; education, Mrs. Garland
Mills; citizenship. Mrs. Denton
Browning, Mrs. Hiram MeCracken:
rereeation, Mrs. Bud Edwards. Mrs.
Garland Mills; 4-11 club, Mrs. Gene
MeCracken. Mrs. Albert Muse, Mrs.
Dent(yi Browning; and music. Mrs.
Arthur Dills.
Plans were made for the mem
bers to visit the Orthopedic Home
in Asheville on Wednesday after
noon, January 19, and take gifts of
food and clothing.
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Maggie Club
Names Officers
And Leaders
The Maggie Home Demonstra
tion Club met Thursday afternoon
in the home of Mrs. Jim Plott.
Officers were elected for the
New Year as follows:
President, Mrs. C. L. White; 1st
vic^-president. Mrs. Herbert Plott;
2nd vice-president. Mrs. Jim Plott:
secretary, Mrs. Jack Campbell:
treasuier, Mrs. Ralph Campbell:
historians, Mrs. Sandy MeCracken.
Miss Eiva Burnette.
Project leaders selected for 1955
were;
Fqods and Nutrition, Mrs. Jim
Plott, Mrs. Herbert Plott; Home
Gardens, Mrs. Eldridge Caldwell;
Home Poultry. Mrs. C. L. White;
Home Dairy, Mr<\ Ralph Campbell;
Food Conservation, Mrs. Hobert
White: House Furnishings, Mrs.
Dave White; Home Management.
Mrs. Norman Caldwell, Miss Eiva
Burnette; Family Life, Mrs. C. L.
A Suave
New Style
By VERA WINSTON
THIS suave, sleek dress is an
excellent choice for the young,
slender figure. Done in a most
interesting fabric, a wool and
nylon mixture, it's rich emerald
green. The wide boat neckline
is an excellent contrast for the
narrowing V line of the stitched
fold, which is accented by but
tons. The cut is straight with
some seaming through the mid
dle.
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Sorority To Meet
The Alpha Theta Chapter of
Beta Sigma Phi will hold a regu
lar meeting Thursday night at
7:30 o'clock in the court room.
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Mrs. W, L. Lampkin has return
ed home after visiting her daugh
ters, Mrs. Lawrence E. McElroy
and Mrs. Paul R. Murray, in New
port News. Va. She was accom
panied home by Mr. and Mrs. Mc
Elroy.
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; White and Mrs. Jeff Lewis; Home
i Beautification, Mrs. Jack Camp
bell. Mrs. R. L. Clement; Clothing.
Mrs. Herbert Plott, Mrs. Sandy
McCracken, Mrs. Arthur Woody:
Arts and Crafts, Mrs. Eldridge
Caldwell, Mrs. Hubert Evans.
Club committee chairmen are:
Community service, Mrs. Ralph
j Campbell; health, Mrs. Dave White;
| education. Mrs. Hobert White; citi
j/.enship, Miss Elva Burnette; recre
ation, Mrs. Herbert Plott; music
Mrs. Eldridge Caldwell.
BIRTHS
At the if ay w Ad County Hospi
tal: \ .
Mr. and Mrs Dock GiVgg of
Canton, a daughuv. Januar> 7.
Mr. and Mrs. (1 R. Warren of
Canton, a daught'-i Januarj 7.
Mr. and Mrs. "I'Vid Hannah of
Hazelwood. a son. .knuary 7.
Mr. and Mrs Buddy Putman of
Waynesville, Route ? a daughter.
January 7.
Mr. and Mrs. Jamt\ D. William
son of Cantor a daifcghter, Janu
ary 8.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B, Hill of
Waynesvilte. a son. January 8.
Mr. arid Mrs. Howard Phillips of
Waynesville, Route 2. -on. Janu
ary 8.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Holland of
Canton, a son, Jani. j
Mi and Mr J
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January 9 I
Mr. and Mrs CI ( f
ton. a dan .titer J P
Mr .and Mrs. F ^ |l
Clyde, a son. Jaiua. t(|
Mr. and Mrs at ? ' <
Waynisvi: V. a a ' 3
10. |d
Mr. and Mis p< . \ >
Clyde, a dauuh ? J x
Mr. and >lt J a t
\Va> nesvi'U?, a >n i u
Mr.'and Mr D.i 1
Fines Cdeek h i a jj 1
the weekend Mr hi 'v
Dockery and soi D . 1
ville. J
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