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Mr. and Mrs Hyc- Shcptowitch are spending this week In New York where they are purchasing sprin ?. and summer merchandise for Sheppe's. Canton Club Completes Plans For 'Model Mile' The Canton Garden Club mot Tuesdav morning in the home ol Mrs Paul Hvatt on Pennsylvania Avdnue. Mrs. Hugh Keener was as sociate hostess. During the business hour Mrs* Hyatt, beautification chairman, an nounced that property owners a long the proposed "model mi.e have been notified of this project. Mrs A. VV. Bottoms, project chairman, discussed plans for a workshop on rone wreaths to be held soon bv Mrs. Marvin Kyle of Arden. she also announced ihat a flower show will be held April 17, 18 and 19 in Canton. Instructors will be Mrs. Robert E. Creighton of Chattanooga, who will lecture ?n "Flower Show Practices", and Mrs. VV. A. Florence of Greens boro. who will speak on Horti culture". ( A program on the subject of ?Herbs and Herb Gardening" was presented bv Mrs. Bottoms. Flower arrangements, using forced branches, were judged. Mrs G. W. Phillips won first place, Mrs. Hvatt, second, and Mrs. 11. A Helder. third. Luncheon was served by the hostesses, assisted bv Mrs. Edwin Hyatt. Nineteen members were present. * ? ? V j HDC Schedule Friday, Feb. 25. 2:00 p.m.?Lake Juiialuska?Mrs. Wallace Torger son (Mrs Kd Boonei. Monday. Feb 28 2:00 p.m.?Mc Kimmon?Mrs. Paul Hyatt (Mrs. H L. Morgan. Mrs. G. C. Paxton> Monday, Feb. 28,. 7:30 p.m.? Saunook?Mrs. Luther Gilliland (Mrs. Carl Hooper.l * # ? Rhododendron Club Meets In Canton Mrs. Fred V. Doutt was hostess at the February meeting of the Rhododendron Garden Club Tues day morning in her home on Sky land Terrace. Mrs. W. O. Kearse was joint hostess" Mrs. Clyde Wilson, Mrs. Kearse, and Mrs Edward E Conley were appointed to serve as a nominating committee. , Mrs. J. W. Benniyk presented a program on "Bluebirds. A social hour was held, and re freshments were served by tne hostesses. ? * * Miss Linda Messer, student at Furiwux University, spent the weekend with her patents. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Messer. ^??? Presbyterian Circles Announce Meetings The Women of the Waynesville Presbyterian Church have an nounced their circle meetings for Tuesday, March 1, as follows: Circle 1, Mrs. Hooper Alexander, 1 chairman, will meet in the home of Mrs. Roy Callahan with Mrs. Alexander as co-hostess, at 3 p.m Circle 2, Mrs. Hallett Ward, chairman, will meet in the home of Mrs. Ralph Prevost at 10 a.m. > Circle 3, Mrs. Thomas Seagfoves, chairman, will meet in the home of Mrs. Seagroves at 7:30 p.m. Circle 4. Mrs. W. F. Swift, Jr.. ' chairman, will meet in the home of Mrs.' Hugh Daniel at 7:30 p.m. * * * * Flying insects have been found 12 miles above the earth. MISS REVONDA CABLE of H'aynesville Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Cable of Tuskeepee, who announce her engage ment to Thurman McCracken, Airman, first class, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis McCracken of Waynesville. A summer wedding is planned. The bridegroom-elect is stationed in Newfoundland. (Photo by H. B. Norton). Special Meetings Are Planned For HDC Members : Two meetings of special interest j to members of Haywood County i home demonstration clubs will be ? held next week according to an announcement by Miss Mary' Corn well, home demonstration agent. Mrs. Katherine Higgles, house furnishings specialist. N. C. State College, will give a demonstration on the selection and construction of lamp shades In the REA Kitchen. Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. All interested club members are invited. A meeting of all home demons tration health leaders will be held in the REA Kitchen, Thursday morning at 9:30 o'clock. Mr%. How ard Bryson. county health chair man. wlil preside and plans will be made for activities for the year. Dr. S. W. Jabaut, county health officer, will be the speaker. * ? ? ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Fowler of Charlotte announce the birth of a son, John Warren, on February 22. at Presbyterian Hospital, Char lotte. Mrs. Fowler is the former Miss KathrVn Martin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. R. XTartin of Waynesville. Friendly Garden Club Hears Talk By Miss Cornwell Miss Mary Cornwell, Haywood County home demonstration agent, was the guest speaker at the Feb ruary meeting of the Friendly Garden Club Tuesday morning in the home of Mrs. Howard Myers 1 on Johnson Street, Mrs. F. C. Hol land and Mrs. Guy Hemphill were joint hostesses. Miss Cornwell discussed "Land- i scape Gardening", and illustrated her talk with slides. During the business hour the elub voted to make contributions to the Elizabethan Garden Club, and to the permanent home of the j National Council of Garden Clubs in St. Louis; Mo. A nominating committee, com posed of Mrs. F. C. Holland. Mrs P. V. Hamrick. and Mrs. Hamphill, I was appointed by the president. Mrs. Iialph Crawford. Mrs. Roy Smathers, bcautifica 'tion chairman, reported on the town beautification projects ' as discussed at a. Finer Carolina 1 meeting last week. A coffee hour was held before the meeting. * * * Ratcliffe Cove Club Plans Visit To Hospital Mrs. R. C. Francis, Mrs. C. C. Francis, and Mrs. Hugh Ratcliffe j were hostesses at a meeting of the Ratcliffe Cove Home Demonstra tion Club Monday night in the home of the former. Mrs. Edwin Russell presided and Miss Peggy Camp conducted the devotions. Mrs. C. C. Francis, clothing lead- , er, reported that an assortment of clothing had been completed by the members for the Asheville Ortho- j pedic Home and plans were made for the club to visit the home on , March 2 at 2 p.m. Mrs. Grace Camp, craft leader. annOuced that a basket workshop had been held this month and j plans made for a workshop on mints to be held in March. An Achievement Day committee was named as follows; Mrs. Will Ratcliffe, chairman. Mrs. Algie Ratcliffe. Mrs. James Medford, Mrs. i James Messer. and Mrs. Bramlette Stone. Mrs. Lem Leopard was named club photographer. Project leaders' reports were giv en by Mrs. Bramlette Stone on home beautification and Mrs. Owen Janes on gardens and the demons tration was given by Miss Mary CornwcM on Planting the Home Garden. During the social hour games were directed by Mrs. Hueh Rat- i cliffe and Mrs. James Medford Washington's hirthdav was noted in the table decorations and re freshments and George and Martha Washington w?r?? impersonated bv Mrs. Mark Galloway and Mrs. James Medford in appropriate cos tume. Guests were Mrs. H. C. Turner and Mrs. Mamie Seav. Want ads bring quick results I MRS. JAMES ?. MOODY is the former Miss Maxine Medford, daughter of Mrs. Boone Medford of Waynesville and the late Mr. Medford. She was married February 18 in Greenville, S. C. Mr. Moody is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Moody of Hazelwood. The bride was graduated from the Waynesville High School and the bridegroom served three years in the U. S. Army in Korea. ' The couple is residing with Mr. Moody's parents. Circle Meetings Are Announced By Methodists The circles of the Woman's So ciety of Christan Service of the First Methodist Church will meet Tuesday, March 1, as follows: Circle 1 will meet in the home of Mrs. Zeb Curtis at 3 p.m. Circle 2 will meet in the home of Mrs. Tom Lee at 3:30 p.m. Circle 3 will meet in the home of Mrs. Edward Glavich at 3:30 p.m. Circle 4 will meet in the home of Mrs. Felix Stovall with Mrs. I Charles Ray as co-hostess at 7:30 p.m , ? Circle 5 will meet 'n the home of Mrs. Bill Cole with Mrs. Marion Cooper as co-hostess at 7:30 p.m. Circle 6 will meet in the home of Mrs. Harold McGuigan with Mrs. J. M. King as co-hostess at 7:30 p.m. Circle 7 will meet in the home of Mrs. Erwin Burgin at 7:30 p'.m. Circle 8 will meet at 10 a.m. in the home of Mrs. Irving Leather wood. The Wesleyan Service will meet in the home of Mrs. Harry Whisen hunt at 7:30 p.m. Leon Turner is expected to re-! turn home today from Memorial , Mission Hospital where he under-j went surgery on Tuesday. He is j the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. j Turner. Anniversaries! Ar? OoserveHnl B and PW Club! Two bn i yj by the Busing. ? ?the i. ' "<! ' ? #Cho,,l ? M and the 30 -J organize i ? district ? I I UTo'r,nS: 1 nwnibiv fl costume; .."a*! first firm;,. , ? award. 4 I 'rj|tJ year-olds I Dinner w:k t ()f ^ ^ ^ ..,^1 Mis- Mai ? the business prt,B ? the Cancel i , sored by i *? president , ? ' \ 'l: "J ? France. Mountain View pJ To Meet Next ThJ The M ui v.-iii me. ? 12 30 P.m. I ( r.^! Charles I.; ? '? ?lr. and \!; M co-ho-ttss. -? I A program I or All Sumrn. , ? ed by Mrs. I ? Mrs. Carl Hill 0f Low;. J nessee, who has been a 2 Jst. 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