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Personals Mr. an<| Mrs B; Hi Bnrress have returned to tbek home in Hazel wood after attending the wedding of their daughter. Mis* Edna Mae Bun-ess, and John Bernhardt lit l.Kiraarie. Oregon. They also Walt-, ed their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Williams in Kansas City. Kan. a?. *S ? / John W. West. Jr. left Saturday for his home in Jacksonville, Florida, after attending funeral services for his aunt. Miss Jean M. West. a * ? Mr. and Mrs. John W. Fields and son, Johnny, have returned to their home in Atlantic City af ter a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Knight in ilaxelwood. They were accompanied home by Tulon and Jean Knight, who will be their guests in Atlantic City, and Sam and Artie Knight, who went as far at Richmond, Va. a. a a Mrs. David Hyatt left today by plane for California to be with her hister, Mrs. Keenan Smith, who is ill. a- ? ? Mr. and Mrs. Lachlan Hyatt and their three children of Spartan burg. S. C.. wore weekend guests uf Mr. Hyatt's mother. Mrs. W. A. Hyatt. a a a Mrs. Orwin Cowles and two sons, I'aul and Eddie, left today for Duluth, Minnesota where they will ; join the former's husband for a visit with Dr. Edward Cowles. af ter which they will return to their home in Lake Stevens, Washing ton. Mrs. Cowles and her sons have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Claude Rogers and Mrs. Cowles ] attended a summer session at Western Carolina College. Mrs. Rogers is Mrs. Cowles' niece. ? * *? Mr. and Mrs. James Mills and daughter, Rita, and Freddie and Boyd Helms, all of Marshville, N. C? were weekend guests of Mrs. Mills' brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gibson, Jr. * * * Bride-Elect Is Honored At Shower Miaa Juanita McDanicl, who was married yesterday to Joe Ald ridge, was honored Friday evening at a miscellaneous shower given by her aunt, Mrs. Jack McDaniel, Mrs. Herman Fie, and Miss Betty Jo fthope in the home of Mrs. Fie. A pink and white motif was car ried out in the decorations and refreshments. Aroigfcl forty-five guests were included. ? ? ? Judge and Mrs. Frank Smathers lot Miami, Florida are aspectto f arrive this week, to spfBl some time at their summer home here. SQUARE DANCE QUEEN'S trophy was pre sented to Brrky Atkinson, of Hall-Fletcher Team, Ashevllle, by Ed Storrle, at the anaual WW Folk Festival, Canton, on Saturday night. Judy Ftoioh er, of the Enlu Team, left, was runner-up for square dance team beauty honors at the an nual event. ;J. M. Deaton photo! Quality Replaces High Pressure Salesmanship By CIIBIST1NE BAERMANN Committee Chairman Chamber of Commerce officials have announced that the four cul tural events, particularly the forth coming two-piano concert Friday night, are a "testrun" for our com munity. They feel that Waynesville citi zens -want high quality entertain J inent, both for themselves and their | summer visitors, and this is the first opportunity in several years we have had to hear top-quality professional talent. If autdience response is enthus iastic this summer?as it was for the first event last Friday night there should be many more good things to come, both winter and summer. The public has its chance to show support and enthusiasm by going to the Chamber of Commerce office this week where $3.00 season tick ets or the $1.00 ticket for next Fri day night's concert are available. The Library Building Fund bene Qlj. from Drofit.j ^Nelson and NeaL two-piano team who have played hundreds of con certs throughout the United States, will present a program of classics including Bach, Schubert, Brahms, Copland and a group of waltses by .fohann Strauss. It is seldom a ! town our slae has the opportunity i to hear such top-notch talent. The concert will be held under the stars on the grounds of the proposed library building, corner of Haywood and Boyd Avenues, j Younger people are urged to sup plement installed seating with j ligbt folding chairs from home, or blankets and pillows for sitting on I the ground. I In case of rain, programs are moved to the new Central Ele mentary School nearby. Tt\ere are no ticket committees. The Chamber of Commerce is con j fident people will express their ap ' proval of this program by buying tickets in advance. MISS HOWELL BETTER TODAY Miss Evonia Howell was report ed to be some better this morning at the Haywood County Hospital where she has been since becom ing seriously ill last week. Irma Berry Smith Weds James Robert Lewis, Jr. : ? ? ? ... . - I . ??? ? _ lflaa Miss irma Berry ?mitn, uauK" ter of the Rev. and Mrs. Horace L. Smith of Caftton, became the bride of James Robert Lewis, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Lewis of Asheville, Saturday, July 16 at 7:30 p.m. in the First Baptist Church in Canton. The Rev. Smith, father of the bride and pastor of the church, performed the ceremony. A pro gram of music was presented by Mrs. M. A. Harvey, organist, and Gene Goodson, vocalist, both of Cahton. The bride was given in marriage by her brother, Horace L. Smith. Jr. of Chattanooga, Tennessee.. She wore a gown of white Chantilly lace and bridal satin, fashioned with a moulded bodice of lace and matching jacket designed with a rolled collar and long tapered sleeves. The bouffant satin skirt, overlaid with lace, flowed into a cathedral train. Her two-tiered veil of French illusion was attached to a small shell hat trimmed with seed pearls and sequins, and she carried a white Bible,-topped with a white, orchid. Mrs. M. F. Washam of Canton was her sister's matron of honor. She wosp a gown of yellow net and crystalette, fashioned with a drap ed bodice and a full skirt. She wore a floral coronet, and carried a bouquet of shasta daisies tied wltk multicolored ribbon. Bridesmaids were Mrs. H. L. Smith, Jr., of Chattanooga, Mrs. Wiliam Churm of Anniston, Ala., and Canton, Miss Virginia Cline of Canton. Miss Lynda Colvard of Lenoir, Miss Joan Williams of Canton, and Mrs. R. E. Robeson of Newport News, Va. Their gowns of aqua net and crystalette were Identical in de sign to that of the honor attendant. They also wore floral headdresses and carried bouquets' of shasta daisies. Miss Shirley Ann Lewis of Asheville, sister of the bride groom, was junior attendant. Her dress was of yellow net and crystalette, and she carried a mini ature bouquet of daisies. James R. Lewis of Asheville was his son's best man. Ushers were James R. Day of Asheville, Thom as Gopton of Rocky Mount, cousin of the bridegroom, Joel C. Holt of Asheville, M. F. Washam of Can ton, Ralph Beaver and Eddie Waller, both of Asheville. Immediately following the cere i mony a reception was held In the social hall of the church. Those who assisted were Miss May Holtz Claw, IVUS. jamtrs o ui uan, Adrienne Smathers, Mrs. Joe Wells, Miss Jane Johnson, Miss Patsy Messer, Mrs. Joe Dale Mc Cracken, Miss Barbara Moore, and Miss Joan Fincher. The couple left for a tour of the southeastern states. For traveling the bride wore a nile green, prin cess style, dress with a matching jacket, beige accessories, and the orchid from her Bible. Mrs. Lewis was graduated from Canton High School and Western Carolina College. Mi-. Lewis was graduated from Lee H. Edwards High School, attended the Univer sity of N. C., and was graduated from Western Carolina College. The couple will reside in Canton until September 1, at which time Mr. Lewis will enter the Physical Therapy School of the Medical College of Virginia iri Richmond. ? ? * Canton Bride-Elect Is Honored At Party Mrs. J. Paul Murray and her daughter. Mrs. Leonard Rickards, both of Canton, were hostesses at a party and miscellaneous show er Thursday night in the home of the former, as a courtesy to Miss Barbara Cabe, bride-elect of D. J. Wilson of Canton. The bridal motif was used in the decorating and refreshments. Guests were Miss Cabe, Mrs. B. C. Pressley, Mrs. Maurice Brooks, Mrs. Ernest Anderson, Mrs. Lewis Rogers, Mrs. Cora Flynn, Mrs. Wil liam Church, Mrs. Lynn Bridges, Miss Joan Blaylock, Miss Barbara Moore. Miss Mary Ann Dudley, Miss Vicky Bridges, Miss Julianne Anderson, and Miss Karen Rogers. ??*. ?. Miss Topaz Is Engaged To Lt. Rolf Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Topaz of Baltimore, Maryland announce the engagement of their daughter, Libby, to Lt. Rolf Kaufman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Kauf man of Waynesville. A late fall wedding is planned. Lt. Kaufman, who is serving In the Army Medical Corps, is sta tioned at the Army Chemical Center, Maryland. 4 4 4 ANNOUNCEMENT Technical Sergeant and Mrs. Wiliam F. Toy of Waynesville, an- j nounce the birth of a son, Stanley Owen, on Saturday. July 16, at Quantlco, Virginia. Mrs. Toy is the farmer Mifcs Mildred Lowe. HAVING TELEVCMON OR RADIO TROUBLE? CALL Franklin Radio Service BALSAM ROAD Dial GL 6-3918 ? Cmr and Hone Radios Serviced. ? TV Seta Serviced. 9 TV Installation f Efficient, Prompt and Courteous Service. OWNED AND OPERATED BY W. O. "Skipper" Franklin KURT GANS" "The store Brides Pfter" Uln|H| . .. and / ?ho ring* cam* . from STORE NAME Beyond all othor tokens Iho -J ? weaaing rings jyiwiw wroi of low, spoken or erupokin. I When low it hi your hand, t rial pkmd opai Ms or bar sivoly thai any words owr spoken. Chooso such o dn| here, export assistance is yooo lor the where your seOis foctien Is luooMtaod. !?# PAT-A LTiTLB A9th TUf* J l w I k I I ItATTENTION CAR OWNERS SPECIAL LOW PRICES ON PAINT JOBS And General Body Work FOR THE NEXT 6 WEEKS! 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