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Tea Is Given
Saturday
For Bride-Elect
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Mrs. L. M. Richeson and he
daughter. Mrs. James K. Sinn*
field, were hostesses at a tea Sat
urday afternoon in Mie home o
Si rs Strin#fle)cl,> honoring Mis
? Jackie Sue Messer. whose marrlagi
to Charles Rogers of North Wilkes
boro will lake place in April.
Mrs. Richeson greeted the guest
upon arrival and the receiving lin<
was composed of Mrs. Stringfleld
Miss Messer, Mrs. Jack Messer
mother of the bride-elect, and Mj s
Ernest Messer of Canton, aunt o
the bride^lect.
The tea table, at whitdi Mrs. J. li
Way presided, was decorated will
a miniature bride and groom am
an arrangement of white gladiol
and white candles. Howls of yellow
I jasinine were used throughout ItN
house.
Mrs. M. H. Howies received a'
the entrance to the dining nam
, 'and assisting in serving were Mrs
I / Charles Way. Mr*. Boyd Medford
and Mr*, ta.ey Wells, jr., of Can
| ton.
1 A gift of crystal was presenter
| to *the bride-elect. Thirly-fivi
guests were included in the court
osf.
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Jonathan, Club
Has Meeting
Mrs. John Williams and Mrs. M
W.. Barber were hostesses at th?
March meeting of the Jouatliar
Home Demonstration Club Frida>
afternoon in the home ol Mrs
Williams.
Mrs. R. W. Howell presided and
Mrs. Way Fisher conducted I hi
devotion.
Mrs. Grady Howell, clothing
leader, gave the demonstration or
"Well-Dressed at Small Cost." am
other leaders reporting were Mrs
R. W. Howell, foods and nutrition
Mrs. Roy Plott. house furnishings
and Mrs. Gleim Boyd, health.
Refreshments were served din
ing the social hour.
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FRF.AD MORGAN RKTI'KNS
TO HOSPITAl.
I Fread Morgan, who spent Meet
weeks at Memorial Mission Hos<
pital, has re-entered 'the hospita
after spending a short time ai
hulne. He will undergo surgery to
ndBrrow.
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Instructor ,
To Lecture
At Gardefi School
r Mr#. R E. -Creighton erf Chat
!- laiiuuga. Tennessee will lecture1 at
? the State Garden School. Course
f 4. which will be held in Canton
s April 18, 18, and 20 at the First
e baptist Church. \
Mr#. Creighton has the distinc
tieni of being, the first accredited
s instructor for the National Coun
i1 cil eif State Garden Clubs. In 1953
and 19.V4 she studie'd in New York
, eindcr Mine. Josui Osklkawa. oo
. author erf the be>ok. "Manual of
f .tapaneac Flower Arrangements",
Mrs Creighton attended the Flow
. ' e-r Arrangement Symposium in
i Now York ill 11154. and since 1945
I she has taught various e'otirses in
i man> slate1#. ?
i The jmrple ribbon was awarded
1 to Mrs. Creighton by the National
Council ol Garden Clubs for her
I w.ork in establishing test rose gar
i dens, and for sujiervising the selec-'
tion and planting erf more than
2000 rose hushes in a period of two
? : years. The award was one of the
highest bestowed for individual
I work, and the presentation was
1 made in New Orleans in October,
1946 The Municipal Rose Garden
of Chattanooga was under her sup
ervision for a period of three
^?earm.
The State Garden School is be
ing sponsored by the Canton Coun
cil of Garden Clubs.
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Skyland Garden Club
i To Elect New Officers
The Skvland Garden Club will
elect new officers at the regular
I March luncheon meeting to be
1 held Thursday at 12:30 p.m. in the
home of Mrs. F. E. Worthington.
I Mrs. Kurt Cans will be co-host
l ess at the meeting.
I Members are requested to bring
. their rating sheets.
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On WC Dean's List
- )
Miss Betty Felmet, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Felmet. and Miss
Mary Miclval, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Michal, are included
, on the Dean's List at Woman's Col
. lege. Students listed are members
I of Ihe junior and senior classes
I making an average of B or better
- during the first semester. Both
Waynesville girls are juniors.
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Coat News
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By VERA WINSTON
A G(X)D travel ticket, h nice
clioire for town or country wear
is this three-quarter length coat
fashioned in off-white oatmeal
? tweed. ? It is very much of the
mode which means that it makes
last year's coat look obsolete
and that's just what fashion folk
plan for. Straight yet boxy, it
has just enough fullness to per
mit wearing it over a slim suit.
Four curved patch pockets add
to the line interest and there ate
four novelty white and gold but
tons below the gracefully curved
collar.
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BIRTHS
New arrivals at the Haywooc
'County Hospital:
X son to Mr. and Mrs. Thomai
1 Wilson of Candler on March 4.
A daughter to Mr and Mrs. Eu
gene I-owe of Clyde on March 4.
A son to Mr. and Mrs. Olivei
Caddy of Canton on March 4.
A son t? Mr. and Mrs. Ruber
, Haney of Waynesville on March 4
A daughter to Mr. antf Mrs. Ar
thur Moon of Waynesville m
March 5.
Sorority Chapter
To Have Meeting
The Alpha Theta Chapter oi
Beta Sigma Phi sorority will holt
a regular meeting Thursday nigin
at 7:30 o'clock in (he REA build
?
: ing.
Mi's. Kufus Panned will prcsldt
and Miss Jean Chijders will be ii
charge of (he program.
. Clay-Walker ]
Marriage t ]
Is Announced ,
Mr. 'and Mrs Grover W. No
land announce the marriage of <
their daughter. Letha Noland \
Walker, to Harry Phillip Clay, son ,
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry <
Clav of Asheville. , i
The ceremony was performed in I
Greenville, S. C. on Saturday. |
February 2ti with Judge Guy Gul- t
lick officiating in his home. Close
friends attended. ,
The bride wore ar light blue j
suit with navy accessories and a i
lavender orchid corsage. ?
Following the ceremony Mr. and
Mrs. Clay were entertained at }
dinner in toe home of Mr. and |
Mrs. Alfred Roveano on the Soeo 1
Can Ro.-frt. ,
Mr. Clay is owner and operator
of the Clay Construction Co. here.
The couple will reside al the !
Kirkpatrick Apartments.
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Mrs. Siler, -
Mrs. Ferguson
Are Hostesses i
Mrs. Kufus Siler and Mrs. Gray- ?
den Ferguson entertained at a sup- 1
per party Friday evening in the I
home of the former as a courtesy <
. to Miss Jackie Messer, bride
elect of feh spring.
The dining room table was cent- S
ered with an arrangement of white )
hyacinths and a bridal theme was j
used. Following supper, tables .]
were arranged for bridge and sam- j
ba and prizes were awarded for
high scores. The guest of honor j
was presented gifts.
Those present were Miss Mes
ser. Mrs. Jack Messer, Mrs. J. J.
Ferguson, Miss Joy Woody, Mrs.
Jerome Boyd, Mrs. Hugh Leather- '
wood. Mrs. Dick Moody, Mrs. David '
Hyatt, Mrs. Felix Stovai', Mrs. R. I
L. Coin. Mrs. M. H. Bowles, Mrs. '
J. H. Way. Mrs. George Bischoff.
Mrs. Charles Way. Mrs. Boyd Med
ford, Miss Bclte Hannah, Mrs.
Carey Wells of Canton. Mrs. C. G.
I Thompson. Mrs. Hallett Ward.
Mrs. A. P. C'line. Jr.. and Mrs. N.
F. Lancaster.
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? Mrs. Long Will Be
P Hostess To DAR
A regular meeting of the Dorcas
1 Bell Love Chapter. Daughters of
? the American Revolution, will be
held in tfTe home of Mrs. J. M.
' Long. Friday. March 11. at 3:30
p.m. Mrs. H. I), Lutz will be co
hostess.
The program will include reports
of the state conference held last
week in Winston-Salem Mrs, Rob
ert Osborne"w'TmrFiew the DAR
. Magazine.
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t PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN
TO MEET
The Women of the Waynesvilte
' Presbyterian Church will hold '
i (heir March meeting Tuesday at
7:30 p.m. at the church.
Miss Messer
[s Honored
Pl\ Parly
Miss Jackie Sue Messer, bride-'
sleet of Cliarles Rogers of North
Wilkeshoro. was the guest of I1011
jr at a Bolivia party given Thurs
lay evening with Mrs. M. R
Whiscnhunt. Miss Kdna Summer-1
row. and Mrs." J. J. Ferguson as
lost esses in the home of Mrs.
tVhisenhunt.
A bridal motif was carried out
sith tallies, ices, and decorations
n the form of wedding bells Ar
rangements of tulips, jonquils and
inapdragons were also used.
Gifts were presented to the
tride-elect and score prizes went
0 Mrs. Harry Whisenhunt, Mrs.
William Rogers, and -Miss Joy
Woody.
The Puests were Miss Messer
ind her mother. Mrs. Jack Messer.
Mrs. Carey Wells. Jr., of Canton.
Vliss Joy Woody. Mrs. Boyd Mod
lord, Mrs. Dick Moody, Mrs.
Henry Clayton, Miss Mary Sue
Crocker. Mrs. Jack Noland, Mrs. J
Hugh Potts, Mrs. Dick Medford,
tirs. Jerome Boyd, Miss Lillian 1
Knox Medford, Mrs. Ben T. Price,
tlrs. Jack Edwards, Mrs. Bill Rog- :
?rs. Miss Bette Hannah. Mrs. J
Henry Tuttle. Mrs. Harry Whisen
lunt, Mrs. Carroll Cabe. Miss Jean
Thilders, and Mrs. Stanley Henry, (t
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BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Capt. and Mrs. Roger Bisson of (
Vashisngton, I). C. announce the
>irth of a son, Bruce Mitchell, on
Thursday, February 24. at the Fort j
Jelvoir Army Hospital. Capt. Bis- (
on is stationed at the Pentagon. t
drs Bisson is the former Miss Es- ,
ie Mae Hall of Waynesville. j
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Bill Richeson of Atlanta spent
he weekend with his mother, Mrs. e
L. M. Richeson, and had as his j
;uest Miss Dorothy Bradley, also r
>f Atlanta. i
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In Good Hands
wanr-VMHBafMenMM
TTIIir ? ~T?
A 60-year-old woman, Injured
In a tornado, receive* attention
from a volunteer Red Oro*?
nurse. Red Cross nurses, enrolled
S6.000 ?t rone, donate their skills
to communities in a variety of
ways.
3 and PW Club
3lans Workshop
\nd Supper
A special meeting and coveret
lish supper will be held by th<
Vaynesville Business and Profes
ional Women's Club Tuesda:
liglit, Alarch 8. at 6:30 o'clock a
he home of Mrs. Howard Bryson
Sponsored by the membershii
ommittee, of which Mrs. Brysoi
s chairmari. the meeting wi}l bi
levoted to discussion of the his
ory, the aims, and the program o
he organization. Miss Margare
fohnson will assist with the pro
jrajn.
The workshop has been plannei
?specialty l'or members who havi
oined the club recently, but al
nembers and any others who an
nterested are invited.
Girl Scouts
Are Celebrating
43rd Anniversary
I This is National Girl Scout Week
?a week-long observance of the
43rd anniversary of the founding
of the Girl Scouts of America ?
which began with Girl Scout Sun
I day' yesterday.
Girl Scouts and Brownies in the
Waynesville area attended the
morning service at the First Bap
tist Church and the Canton Scouts
attended Central Methodist Church
in a grbup.
The Girl Scout movement was
begun on March 12, 1912, in Savan
nah. Ga. by Julliette Low to meet
the need of girls for a group in
which they could develop theii
interests, learn new skills, and put
their ideals into practice.
The Pisgah Girl Scout Council
| Inc. which services a part of West
ern North Carolina, covers Avery
1 Buncombe. Haywood, Madison
Mitchell. Transylvania, and Yancej
counties. There are 1.414 girls in 9J
troops in these areas.
Plans for the week's anniversarj
celebration are built on the theme
"Believe. Belong, and Build." wit!
days designated as Girl Scout Weel
Service Days,
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1 Home Club Leaders
{ To Have Training
A training school for llomi
> i Management Leaders of Haywoot
i County home demonstration club
? wlil be held Thursday. March 10
- Mrs. Elizabeth Parham, honu
f economist for the Carolina Powei
t | and Light Company, will conduc
-, the school.
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i '? Mrs. Jerry Rogers and her son
e in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs
1 ' Carroll Underwood, spent the
e weekend in Raleigh with Mr. Rog
ers.
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