North Carolina Newspapers

Pffmtnp Mrrn Is Married. In Double Wedding The First Presbyterian Church at LeWiston, Ittaho was the scene of a double wedding Sunday. Aug usl 14. when Miss Gayle Delorr ? Kress, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kress, became the bride of Clarence Hoyt Powell, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Powell of Canton, and Miss Allaae Hhoda Carter, daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. C. J Carter, was married to Volt Ah in Young, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Young of Saxon. W. Va. The brides, an aunt and her nieee. who is. four days older, both of Hawaii, have been lifelong com panions. They are both graduates of Lewiston High School and <*rc seniors is the nursing school at Deaconess Hospital at Spokane. The Wid?k war* attired in iden tical floor length gowas of white lace over nat and satin and thay wore fingertip veils attached la coronets trimmed with seed pearls. Evh carried a white orchid on a white Bible. They served as maidvof-honor I for each other and each was at 1 ended by three bridesmaids and a ; flower girl. Mr. Powell, who recently rccetv-1 ed, his discharge from the Air I Force, is employed as a civilian I accountant at Faircbild Air Bav . I Spokane where he and Mrs. Pow ell are making their home follow ing a wedding trip to Lake Louis". I ? * ? Mrs. White Is Hostess Of Maggie Club The Maggie Home Demonstra tion Club met Thursday afternoon Itj the home of Mrs. W. D. White with the president, Mrs. C. L. White, presiding. Guests were Mrs. Elizabeth Welchens of Montgom ery, Pa,, and Mrs. L. E. Jones, Gat. linburg, Tenn. The devotional was given by Mrs. Eldridge Caldwell. leaders reports were given on Home Beautifications by Mrs. Jack Campbell and Home Gardens by Mrs. Eldridge Caldwell. The demonstration on "Meals from the Home Freezer" was given by the Home Agent. An all day workshop was plan tied for October with Mrs. Eld ridge Caldwell in charge of the demonstration on copper tooling. Mrs. White was assisted in en tertaining by her daughter, Mrs. Ken Caldwell. ? ? ? Skyland Garden Club To Hold Flower Show - The Skyland Garden Club will hold a flower show and tea Thurs day afternoon in the home of Mrs. Wayne L. Diet/ on Assembly Street. Only members of the hostess club will show exhibits and the event will be held from 3 p.m until 5 p.m. Members of all garden clubs in the Waynesville area arc Invited. Mr*. Frank Worthington and Mrs. Andrew Szerenyi will be hostesses with Mrs. Dietz. ? * ? Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Noland oi Newport News, Va. are visiting their son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs. David Noland, on Fine* Creek. t - ? . . ? * MISS PEGGY JEAN REEVES k the daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. Al bert Reeves of Wuynesville, who announce her engagement to Gil bert Raymond lnman, Jr. Of Lake Charles Air Force Base, Lake Charles. La. The bridegroom k the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert R. lnman of WajnesvtJIr. The wedding is planned for October 15 in the First Baptist Church, WaynesvUle. (Photo by Sherrill's Studio). Personal Mention I V ' Miss Betty Felmet left this morn ing for Greensboro where she will begin her senior year at Woman's College. - ? * ?. Bill McElroy left today for Ra leigh where he is entering; the freshman class at N. C. State Col lege. ? * * Stanley Williamson has return ed to his studies at the University of North Carolina. ? * ? Dan Cross has enrolled as a member of the freshman class at N. C. State College. ? * * Gene * Davis of Hazelwood left today to enter the freshman class at State College, Raleigh. * * * Jeff Recce left this morning to resume his studies as a member of the junior class at Clomson Col lege. * * ? < Frank Miller has enrolled as a student at State College. Raleigh. * * * Miss Mary Crouser has returned to Woman's College where she will complete her senior year. " * * Miss Patricia Brendle has re turned to Woman's College, Greensboro, where she is a mem ber of the junior class. * * * Miss Mary Prances McCracken has returned to her studies at Wo man's College. Greensboro. ? ? ? Carol Grahl left Saturday for Chapel Hill where he will resume his studies as a senior in the School of Dentistry at the Uni versity, * * * Capt. Charles Ferguson has re ? turned to Bethesda. Md. Naval Hos pital after a visit with his mother, 1 ? Mrs. H. C. Ferguson. * ? * Don Fowler, son of Mr. and Mrs Charles Fowler, left today for Chapel Hill, where he will begin his senior year at the University of N. C * ? ? Miss Sara Boone has returned to Appalachian State Teachers Col lege at Boone, where she is a mem ber of the sophomore class. * ? * Miss Shirley Connatser has re turned to Appalachian State Teach ers College at Boone where she is a member of the senior class. ? * * Miss Frances Emma Yates, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oral Yates, has entered the freshman class at Appalachian State Teach ers College. ? * ? Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Kuss accom panied their daughter, Miss Mar guerite Russ, to Chapel Hill last Thursday, where Miss Russ enroll ed in the School of Nursing at the University. Mr. Russ. editor of the Mountaineer, also attended a news and feature writing clinic, spon sored by the North Carolina Press Association at the University. ? ? ? T. W. Matney of Greensboro spent several days last week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. I-. Matney. * ? * Mrs. R. E. Wood left last week for Rock Hill, S. C. where she plans to spend two weeks with het son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. William I. Long ? * ? Mrs. Walter L. Taylor of Bal timore. Md. is here to visit hoi mother, Mrs. John N, Shoolbred. * * * Miss Nancy Noland is leavins this week to enter Stratford Col lege, Danville. Va. * ? ? Miss Florrie Patrick left today for Woman's College, Greensboro where she will enter the Juniot class. She was graduated lasl spring from Mars Hill College. I 1 1 "i HOTEL GORDON OPEN TO OCTOBER 1st STEAM HEAT Special Rates SEE OUR SELECTION Of The Famous Line of Coatcraft COATS 'The Coat That Grows" For CHILDREN BUY YOUR COATS NOW AND USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN The Smart Shop MA Street GL MIW DAR Chapter Hears Talk By Baptist Pastor The R<v. T. E. Robinett, pastor of the First Baptist Church, was the .speaker at the first fall meet ing of the Dorcas Bell Love Chap ter, Daughters of the American Revolution. His subject.was "What The Constitution Means To You". Mr. Robinett discussed the mean ing of the constitution politically, spiritually, and socially. He was introduced by Mrs. R. N. Barber, who planned the program in prep | a ration for Constitution Week. I which will be celebrated Septem ber 17-23. The meeting was held Friday af ternoon with Mrs. J. F. Abel and Mrs. Robert Osborne as hostesses in their home on Love Lane. Mrs. James L. Elwood, regent, presided and Miss Martha String field reviewed the DAR Magazine. Mrs. W. F. Swift was named dele gate to the district DAR meeting which will be held in Marion next month. Mrs. James R. Boyd announced that she had sent several Boxes of clothing to Crossnore and made an appeal for more donations to be included in a box which she is pre paring to send. Mrs. J. W. Killian, chairman of Good Citizenship, announced that she had presented a gift of silver to Miss Marguerite Russ, last year's Good Citizen. Mrs. Ben CoIkiH. vice regent, distributed new year books. Mrs. Colkitt also displayed on? of 50 lineage books ' which the chapter is having bound for the Haywood County Library. She sug gested that the books may b^ bound as memorials. The chapter discussed plans for the observance of Constitution | Week with radio programs, display of flags, and special school pro grams. Mrs. Elwood. Mrs. Swift, Mrs. J. A. Graff and Mrs. Colkitt will plan the observance. Mrs. J. R. Buchanan of Sylva announced plans for the October meeting to be held at the Library at Western Carolina College at which time a display of Thomas Wolfe manuscripts will be shown by Mrs. Ralph Wheaton of Ashe vilie. sister of the late author. Mrs. T. E. Robinett was welcom ed as a new member. Guests for the afternoon were Mrs. Tom Frazier of Waynesvllle and Chattanooga, Mrs. Deaver of Fort Worth. Texas and Mrs. Pearl Graham of Columbians. C. * * * Miss Morgan Is Honored At Luncheon Miss Betty Morgan, whose mar riage to Robert Conway took place Saturday morning, was honored at a luncheon given by the personnel of the Industrial Relations office of Champion Paper and Fibre Com pany of which she is a member. The luncheon was given at Glen nelle's in Canton on Thursday. The table was decorated with ar rangements of dahlias and the i bride-elect was presented i gift of silver. Attending the affair were Miss Morgan, Mrs .Robert Davis, Mis. . Robert Phillips. Mrs. Joe S. Schenck. Miss Elizabeth Ferguson, Mrs. Helma Palen, Mrs. Mildred Allison. Mrs. Walter Wells, Miss [ Martha Jean Moore, Mrs. Joseph P. ? Cathey, Miss Doris Plott, Mrs. D. B. Vance, Mrs. Wayne Plott, ar.d Mrs. George H. Trostel. * * ? : Bridal Party Is Honored Miss Betty Joyce Morgan and Robert Conway and their wedding attendants were honored at a par ty given by the bride's parents, Mr and Mrs. J. W. Morgan, at their home in Clyde Friday evening fol lowing their wedding rehearsal. The home was decorated with arrangements of white flowers and greenery. Guests included the families, bridal party. and out-of-town guests. ? * ? r Miss Eva Jo Mehaffey Completes Training Mis* Eva Jo Mehaffey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cooky Mehaffey ? of Maggie wan graduated from the Baroness Erlanger Hospital School of Nursing in Chattanooga, Tenn.. at the 55th annual commencement Thursday, September I. The commencement program was held in the First Christian Church at Chattanooga. Miss Mehaffey wis graduated from the Waynesvilfe High School hi the elans of IMS. She haa re turned to the Baroness Erlanger Hospital at ? member of the nurs ing staff following a visit with her parents. O 0 o Wool from tho ranskox does not shrink like that from a shoe* wtM^IL w^wnlfwS X2d5 lam ssilk t? I dsjr ttakflbitlM from tho pool, o Purdue UntveaffMr ? study shows. / MR. AND MRS. MARK E. HOLLINGSWORTH were married Saturday, September 3 in Sprint Hill Baptist Church. The bride is the former Miss Hilda Lucille Parks, daughter of Mrs. A. L. Haney of Canton. (Photo by Paul's Studio). I HDC Schedule Tuesday, Sept. 13, 2:00 p.m.? South Clyde?Mrs. H. W. Warren. Tuesday, Sept. 13, 7:30 p.m.? Lakeside?Mrs. Ed Glavlch (Mrs. J. S. Harreli). Wednesday, Sept. 14, 2:00 p.m. ?White Oak?Mrs. George Bor ling. 1 Wednesday, Sept. 14, 7:30 p.m.? Francis Cove?Methodist Church Dining Room. Thursday, Sept. 15, 2:00 p.m.? Dejlwood?Mrs. S. E. McCrary. Friday, Sept. 16. 2:00 p.m. ? Crabtree-Hyder Mt.?Basement of Methodist Church. ? ? * Iron Duff Club Holds Copper Workshop The Iron Duff Home Demon stration Club held in ell-day meet ing in the dining room of the Methodist Church on Friday. Mrs. Ray Milnefr, president, was in charge of the day's activities. The morning was devoted to a copper platter workshop, and the regular monthly meeting was held in the afternoon. During the busi ness session Mrs. Manson Medford was named 2nd vice-president. The club made plans for its Achieve ment Day Exhibit. Miss Mary Cornwell gave the demonstration on "Meals from Frozen Foods." Mr. and Mrs. Earl Haskins of Winter Haven, Florida, and Mr. and Mrs. Charlton Hines of Dade Cli* Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Jones, who have spent the summer at The Maples, i are planning to leave in a few days ' for their home in Orlando, Florida. Fines Creek Club Has Supper Meeting The Pines Creek Home Demon stration Club held a supper meet ing last week at the home of Mrs. D. 3. Noland with husbands of the members as guests. Mrs. Tom Rog ers, president, presided during the business hour following supper. The devotional was given by Mrs. Dee Clark. Mrs. Wiley Noland was welcomed as a guest and new member. Project leaders reports were giv en on Food Conservation by Mrs. Carl Green and Home Beautifica tlon by Mrs. Mark Ferguson. Plans were made for an all-day workshop in October at .the home of Mrs. France Rogers. The demonstration on "Meals from Frozen Foods" was given by Miss Mary Cornwell. Mrs. Noland was assisted in en tertaining by her daughter Mrs. Bonnie Pless. ? ? * New Teachers Are Honored At Barbecue ?Twelve new teachers in the Township schools were honored at a barbecue supper given by the Haywood County Classroom Teach er Association Friday night at Central Elementary School. Ap proximately one hundred teachers attended. The speaker was Nathan H. Yelton of the State Department, who discussed the referendum to be held October 26 on social se [ curity for teachers. ? ? * Nothing Sails Like Newspapers Hilda Parks ( Is Bride Of ( M.E.Hollingsworth Miss Hilda Lucille Parks, daugh ter of Mrs. A. L. Haney of Canton, became the bride of Mark E. Hoi- q iingsworth, son of Mr. and Mrs. a| Walter H. Hollingsworth of m Wayntsville, Saturday. Sept. 3, at (j 7 p.m. in the Spring Hill Baptist j( Church. a, The Rev. George W. Muggins, pastor* of the church, performed q the double ring ceremony. Hugh K 0 Terrell, Jr. presented a program w of vocal selections, accompanied by Miss Martha Jean Kelly, pianist. The bride was given-in marriage U| by her cousin. Ernest Math is of a Canton. Shfc wore a ballerina n length gown of Chantilly lace and a nylon tulle over satin. It was fa- j, shioned with a fitted bodice, an i'- b lusion Ailed neckline, long tapered e; sleeves, and a bouiTant skirt. Her jt two tiered veil of imported illusion q was attached to a coronet of lace ^ embroidered with pearls, and she ,j carried a white Bible topped with a single white orchid. ^ Mrs. James T. MayHeld of j Waynesville was matron of honor. She wore a ballerina length gown of turquoise net over taffeta, and - carried*a colonial bouquet of mft- 1 ed flowers. Henry Blount Osborne of Clyde was best man. Ushers were James Maulin of Wafnesville and James Mathis of Canton. A reception was held following the ceremony in the home of the bride's mother. Those who assist ed were: Mrs. Lee Price, Mrs. O C. Chambers, Jr., both of Canton; and Mrs. Wendell Davis of Waynes ville. Our Reputation Is Your Guarantee ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF DIAMONDS EVERY DIAMOND AND EVERY WEDDING RING I Now 33*73% Ofl Mrs. Hollingsworth was graduat ed from Bethel High School, and is now employed by the Wellco Shoe Corporation. Mr. Hollingsworth was gradauted from Waynesville High School. He served four years with the U. S. Navy, and Is presently employed at Dayton Rubber Company. After a short wedding trip the couple will reside in Waynesville. * # * Sidney Haynes of Clyde is a pa tient in Memorial Mission Hospital. Asheville. * * ? . Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Phillips have returned to their home in Nor folk, Va. after visiting relatives here. Jrace Church I ^roup To Hear *uest Speaker The Rev. James Hindi, j ave will be Ihe anest J . a general meeting 4 ^ ian's Auxiliary ot y. . i [Sa hurch Tuesday evening Hq >ct will be 1 . Wunian'?u ?y an Orsani/ai.i'r: of v. ^ The meeting will be al | 'hurch l'urish House a clock. A short business J 111 follow Mr 11 inkle's taiH Mr. Hinkle i- tini-lar.; y ad year as reeh.i ?i u,,. gl r the Transfiguration Hal nd was also rector of Si M '.dneyville in 1954. lie k a j te of General Theok.gicil nary. New y.?rk City. dr.d, art College, Geneva, N. y g uperieneed nu-Monar> in j Cuha ar.d a Si.uihem hurch Insti'.utr at Va ? c ie served three year- intbt uring World War 11. Miss Lou Klva Kile: m* ent of the Auxiliary. j uring the business hui Want ads bring quirk m I FUyj i It's pretty hard to think td thing in out life that is |in as much all-around enterta as our television set Social even say that it is 'isakuk nation of families' again by# us together in our hvini ra of days of old. For us at NELSON'S ? RADIO AND TELE- ? VISION SERVICE it is ? particularly wonderful, I because we're in the I middle of it all. so to I speak. We meet a lot RB of nice people every 19 day handling the prob- |?M lams of keeping the M boat TV Viewing in the 11 home. ' - To do the best job wen the latest bulletins from a institutions which keep a date in a fast, changinf s Service instruments and Ml types ot sets and color are i ing steadily In connection with it.ea we're going to appear ir. this paper evci y week ar.d k know about some ol the ink subjects and experiences Ilia our way. 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