n^ncto will leave W*d
PM her daughter. Miss
f irancs. in High
Lncis will Join her
mA Ih* W?l e?to Greons
"fweommeneement pro
fr^nsboro College where
daughter Miss NjlH!
^member of the jun
and Mrs. Francis
* sanry Francis will re
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Main Waynesville
MR. AND MRS. HORACE R.
PEEK of Waynesville, Route 3,
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Peggy Ann, to
Harman R. Kuykendall, son of
Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Kuykendall
of Asheville. The wedding is
planned for June.
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Woman's Club To Have
Luncheon Meeting
The Waynesville Woman's Club
will hold its May meeting in the
form of a covered dish luncheon
at Camp Junaluska for Girls
Thursday at 12:30 p.m.
Hostesses will be Miss Ethel Mc
Coy, Mrs. C. F. Fowler, and Mrs.
Hooper Alexander, Jr.
? * *
Among out-of-town relatives and
friends here for the graveside
services for Mrs. G. N. Henson
were L. M. Tale of Blowing Rock
and Pinehurst, and Mrs. Jesse
Wilkinson, wife of the officiating
minister.
* ? *
George Dewey Stovall, junior
at Davidson- College, spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. G. D. Stovall.
I.
Mrs. Barber
Is Speaker
At DAR Meeting I
Mrs. R. N. Barber, delegate to
the Continental Congress of the
Daughters of the American Revo- I
lution in Washington, gave a re
port of the congress at a meeting
of the Dorcas Bell Love Chapter,
I DAR, Friday afternoon in the As- fl
sembly Room of the Presbyterian fl
Church.
Mrs. R. B. Barker and Mrs. G. I
L. Uzzle were hostesses.
Mrs. James L. Elwood, regent,
presided during the business hour |H
and annual reports were given by *H
officers and standing committees, fl
Announcement was made that |
Mrs. J. W. Seavcr, a member of i
the chapter who recently under- I I
went, eye surgery, is now con- I
, valescing in the home of a rela- I
tive in Winnsboro, S. C. and her I
address was given as Box 233, I
Winnsboro.
Mrs. Ben Colkitt reported that ?
50 lineage books belonging to the I
chapter, which are kept in the I
Haywood County Library, have I
been sent to a company for re- I
binding..
- Refreshments were served dur- I
ing the social hour.
? ? ?
Mrs. Frank Hendricks and I
daughter, Nancy, left Saturday for I
j Baltimore, Md., to visit the form- I
er's father. Dr. E. Carr Choate of I
Salisbury, who has undergone eye I
surgery in a Baltimore hospital.
* * * | i
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Turner and
Pinkney Tih-byfill left Sunday for
their home in Elmer, N. J. after j
spending the weekend here to at- !
tend funeral services for their sis
ter, Mrs. G. N. Henson of Ruther- j
fordton. They were guests of their
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and M
Mrs. O. R. Martin during their _
, stay. ! A1
* ? *
Dr. and Mrs. Paul Stappenbeck
have arrived from Fort Myers, As
Fla., to spend the summer season aC(
at their home at Lake Junaluska. 1c1e
They spent five months touring
Europe after leaving the Lake last hit
September. Ch
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Mr. and Mrs. John E. Woltz and be
their three young sons of Mount
Airy were weekend guests of Mrs. t'?
Woltz' mother, Mrs. T. Lenoir ! of
Gwyn.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Morgan and . A
j Miss Mozelle Liner are spending ! p
this week in Miami, Florida where i
they are attending the Southern
Baptist Convention.
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PLEASE DONT SCRATCH th(
' rt Is i good idea, advise the ex- 1
perts, not to stack more than 12 *
plates high, with the smallest on R
top. It is a good idea, too, to fie'
separate the plates with a paper Ca
napkin or cloth mat to protect W.
them from scratches. Ha
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AT
(liable Jewelers
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Now tho
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py^lSlgjfftl;, T0PS IN ACCURACY!
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?M 20 FREE PRIZES
lttatit??h B will be Riven 1955 graduates of Waynes
bfciwV M ville. Bethel, Clyde, Fines Creek and
d IB Crabtree-Iron Duff high schools, on
IP Friday. May 20. in front of our store at
4 p.m. Graduates still have time to
register ? no obligation.
iraduates ? Attend Our Senior Party,
Friday, May 20 ? 4 P. M,
large Selection of Other Nationally Known Makes,
"?in*: ELGIN ? HAMILTON ? BULOVA ?
BENRUS ? WYLER ? LONGINGS.
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WAYNE8VILLE HIGH MASCOTS who served as ring bearer and
dower girl, respectively, at the annual WTHS May Dance Satur
day night at the armory were David Clement, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Clement of Maggie, and Cathy Caldwell, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Caldwell, 405 Richland St., Waynesville.
(Mountaineer Photo).
[erchant Directors
o Meet 7:30 Tonight
The directors of the Merchants
isociation will meet tonight, 7:30,
cording to Frank Moore, preoi
nt.
The board will discuss the com- I
lation dues along with the ,
lamber of Commefce member- j
ips, Moore said, as the two will
collected at the same time this 1
ar, as the Merchants Associa
in is a division of the Chamber ;
Commerce. _
. J. Reno To Head
anton Legion Post
\. J. Reno. Sr., was elected com
inder of the Varner-Rhinehart
st. American Legion last week at
Legion Home
Other officers named were; A. i
Rickman, vice commander; J.
Ford, adjutant and finance of
er; J. Clayton Lime, chaplain;
rroll Towe, sergeant-at-arms; C.
Hardin, historian; and L, C.
ill, service officer.
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ppplly way
la pool
yam' Ikh'Ik...
Hard to find an
easier way to beat /7^~^/ *-*^^3 /
the heat wave than with
these little out-in-the-open
casuals. Hard to beat the \ 1 ?
prices, too, so hurry \A
on down and treat \
yourself td a pair ? or two!
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Steppe's
123 Main Street
Strand Theatre BnlMinr
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West Pigeon CDP
To Meet Thursday
By MRS. CLIFTON TERRELL
Community Reporter
West Pigeon CDP will meet on
Thursday night at 8 p.m. in the
Bethel School lunchroom.
The program committee has an
nounced that Jeter Martin will
show the slides made while he was
on a tour of Europe recently.
The Leopard family quartet of
Ratcliffe Cove will furnish the spe
cial music for the night. Carson
Clark, CDP chairman, will be in
charge of the meeting. All resi
dents of the community are urged
to attend.
Sonoma Chapter No, 254 O.E.S.
met at the Lodge Hall last Tues
day night for a regular meeting
and special Mother's Day program.
Mrs. Lou Singleton. Worthy Mat
ron. was in charge. A social hour
was held after the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Deilz are rer
modeling their home on Pigeon
River Road.
The Women's Society of Chris
Jan Service met last Tuesday af
ternoon at the home of Mrs. L. M.
Sherrill with Mrs. Hugh K. Ter- 1
ell as assistant hostess.
? ? - ?
The Bethel Presbyterian Youth
fellowship held a skating party on
Saturday night at the Asheville
Skating Rink.
tlenry M. Hope. Sr. visited his
on, Henry Jr. on Wednesday night
if last week.
The work day held at the Bethel
'resbyterian Church on last Friday
ras a big success as far as the
imount of work that was accomp
ished. The rainy weather and the
act that it was Friday the 13th
:ept the crowd small, but the lunch
vas delicious and the church floors
how a big improvement.
Mrs. W. T. Terrell of West Pi
;eon has received word that her
irother Erastus Chambers of Ced
o Wooly, Washington, is seriously
11 in a hospital.
Mrs. Tom Cathey is improving
>ut is still on the sick list.
BIRTHS
New arrivals at the Haywood
bounty Hospital include:
A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. i
Ryde McGaha of Waynesville on
lay 13.
A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Orse
iampton of Leicester on May 13.
A son to Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Me- ,
lafTey of Waynesville on May 13. I
A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Roy
?ayne of Waynesville on May 13. \
A son to Mr. and Msr. Robert
'onCs of Balsam on May 14.
A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Troy
'aylor of Canton on May 14.
A daughter to ? Mr. and Mrs.
ames Gibson of Canton on May
4- " !
A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. j
lance Derby of Waynesville on
lay 14.
A daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
Jyde Justice of Clyde on May 14.
A daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
lobert Smith of Wavnesville on
lay IS.
A son to Mr. and Mrs. Virgil
!rown of Canton on May 15.
A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. 1
talph Green of Waynesville on
lay 15. ?
A son to Mr. -and Mrs. Troy
'arver of Canton Route ? on
lay ,15.% ]V
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