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Women's Clubs t f 11 T**V ? _ i y. i lI O TTOIq DlSlIICt Medttng'On-27th The Western District of the North Carolina Federation of Wo men's elubs will meet Tuesday September 27, at the Nantahals Inn, trtth the Konnaheeta ciub ol AijSrews as the hostess group. Mrs. D. E. Pulliutn, president of thd Konnaheeta club, announced that a coffee hour will be held at 9:30 a.m. with Mrs. Arthur Wa? kiifs, Mrs. Charles Delaney. Mrs. Gerald Almond, Mrs. W. A. Reeco. Mrs. W. T. Teas and Mrs. Olen Stfatton in charge. The meeting will convene at 10O0 o'clock at the Nantahaia chjb building. Participating on the program will be Mrs. Edwin P. Brown, of Mur ?freesboro, president of the North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs; Mrs. Raymond T Dent, of Spruce Pine, second vice-president: Mrs. J. M. Jwirettc. Jr.. of Raleigh, third vice-president, and Mrs. Kel ly Bennett, president of District I. of the North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs, of Bryson City. Representatives of Junior Wo men's clubs will serve as pages. The Western District includes Murphy, Andrews, Robbinsville. Clyde. Franklin. Bryson City, Svl va * Cherokee. Cullowhoe. Waynes vilfe and Canton. ' ? ? ? Benefit Party Is Planned For Wednesday A benefit dessert-card party will be field Wednesday, September 21, bv the Mountain View Garden Club. The affair will be at 7:30 p.m. at the new REA Building on the Asheville Road. Mrs. Simon Klosky Is chairman Vil arrangements, and tickets at 75c each may be obtained through bcr or any member of the club. Those assisting on the party com mittee ar* Mrs. William Cobb, Mrs. Jo Massie, Mrs. Charles Border and Mrs. David Hyatt. Mrs. Hyatt i i president of the club. Prises for top score will be of fered at each table, and Jjridge, cuiasta or any other card game njay be played. , Members of the club have been afked to get in touch with Mrs. ljlosky by Saturday if any tables are as yet unfilled. ; HDC Schedule Tuesday, Sept. 20, 7:30 p.m.? \yaynesville Homemakers ? Mrs. IJarry McCracken. * WdHnesday, Sept. 21, 2:00 p.m.? Bethel ? Mrs. Homer West (Mrs. Horace Peek). Thursday, Sept. 22, 9:30 a.m.? Happy Homemakers?Mrs. Walter Zaekary. Thursday, Sept. 22. 2:00 p in - West Canton?Mrs. W. S McEl -rnth (Mrs. Fred Trull). 2 Friday, Sept. 23. 2:00 pm ? Junaluska ? (Mrs. Cephas Clark. "Mrs. Reed Robinson) REA Kitchen. ? ? ? Clyde Club To Have Benefit Supper ? The Clyde Woman's Club will soAisor a supper Thursday night <sl>t. 22) in the cafeteria of the Clyde School for the benefit of thes newly organized Clyde High School Band. Supper will be served between 5 p.m. and 8 p.m.. and the public is invited to attend. MISS AMERICA POURS FOR DAD * ? SHARON KAY RITCHIE, 18, of Denver, the new Mlrs America 1956, pours eoflce for hef proud father, Forrest A. Ritchie, of Grand Island, Neb., a* her mother waita her turn in New York. Until she won the beauty title. Mist Ritchie had Ideas about entering the f.-shion field. Now she favors a stage career. (International) Benefit Party Is Planned For Wednesday . ] A benefit dessert-card party 1 \vil be held Wednesday night at 7.30 o'clock in the REA Building on the Asheville Road. The event is being sponsored by the Moun tain View Garden Club with Mrs. Simon Klosky as chairman of ar rangements. Prizes will be awarded for top score at each table and bridge, canasta, or any other card game may be played. Tickets, at 75c each, and reservations for tables may be made with Mrs. Klosky or any member of her committee as follows: Mrs. W. M. Cobb, Mrs. Joe Massie. Mrs. Charles Border, and Mrs. David Hyatt. Mrs. Hyatt is president of the club. ? ? * Grand Matron To Visit O.E.S. Chapter Here Mrs^ Hilda S. Halliburton, worthy grand matron of the Grand Chap ter of North Carolina. Order of the Eastern Star, will make an of ficial visit to the Waynesville Chap ter. O.E.S., Thursday. JSeptomber 22. at 8 p.m. A banquet will be held in honor of Mrs. Halliburton at The Lodge at 6:30 p.m. preceding the meeting. All members of the chapter are in vited to attend. Reservations for dinner may be made by calling Mrs. Ernest Cham bers. associate matron, not later than Tuesday. ? * ? Jerome Boyd Completes J Military Service Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Boyd left yesterday for Raleigh where Mr. Boyd will resume his studies as a member of the junior class at State College. Boyd was recently discharged from the U. S. Army at Fort Camp ht 11, Kentucky after serving two years. He was attached to the Mili tary Police. He had attended Slate College two years before en tering the service. Mrs. Boyd 1* the former Miss Ann Bischoff of Hazelwood. Wesleyan Guild To Hold All-Day Training Session Members of the VVesleyan Ser vice Guild of Methodist Churches oi six counties will attend an an nual All-Day Coaching Conference and Officers Training, Sunday. September 25, at Nantahala Lodge near Bryson City. Featured speakers for the morn ing coaching conference will be the Conference secretaries. Miss Laura Jones, president of the Wo man's Society of Christian Service will address the presidents of the Wesleyan Guilds. Mrs. Florence Sherrill will talk on The Challenge of the Christian Social Relations and Local Church Activities Today. Mrs. Dan Moore, conference secre tary, will talk on the Status of Women. Also taking^ part in the general session will be Miss Alma Browning, secretary of Missionary Kducation and Service. , The following secretaries will conduct workshops on their re spective departments during the afternoon: Miss Lura Wright, Sup ply: Mrs.' Gwe'r Jamison, Litera ture and Publications; Mrs. Mild red Martin, Christian Social Rela tions and Local Church Activities; Mrs. Terrell Grant, Special Mem bership; Mrs. Dan Moore, Status oi Women; Mrs. C. C. Wiliams, W.S.C.S. treasurrr. Mrs. Rufus Sil er. Spiritual Life Secretary, will have charge of the devotions. Mrs. Wallace Ward, district sec retary of the W.S.G., wtl conduct a workshop for vice-presidents. * * * Mrs. Harry Frehn of Bristol, Tenn., is arriving today to spend two weeks with her mother. Mrs. R. H. Block well. * ? ? BIRTHS New arrivals at the Haywood County Hospital include; A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Crawford of Waynesville on September 16. A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. David Sheppard of Canton, Route 1. on September 17. A son to Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Paxton of Canton, Routf 1, on September 17. A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Her man Stamey of Canton, Route 1, on September 17. A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Bob by Dotson of Waynesville on Sep tember 18. A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Worley of Canton on Sep tember 18 A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Elzy Caldwell of Hazel wood on Septem ber 18 A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ra> Harrell of Waynesville, Route 2 on September 18. A daughter to Mr. and Mrs James Grasty of Waynesville or September 19. A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Al bert Ammons of Waynesville or September 19. A daughter to Mr. and Mrs Thdmas Clark of Canton on Sep tember 19. Richland Club To Hear Guest Speakers At Mee1 The Richland Garden Club wil hold a regular luncheon meetlnf Thursday at 12:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs. T. Lenoir Gwyn. Mrs. W P. Swift will be co-hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tyson o! Highlands will be the guest speak ers and will present an illustrated lecture on "Birds of Our Neighbor hood. ? ? ? Dr. and Mrs. Jim Stringfiek spent the weekend in Martinsville Va., as guests of Mrs. Stringfield'i brother and sister-in-law, Mr. ant Mrs. Jack Richeson. ? ? ? Charles Howell left yesterday h enter Western Carolina College. ? ? ? Mr. and Mrs Clyde Fisher havi returned from Durham where Mr Either has behn a patient at Duke ?Hospita/. Dr. Matthews Addresses Canton PTA Dr. Hugh A. Matthews, Canton physician, spoke 6n "Accidents in Childhood" at the September meeting of the Pennsylvania Ave nue P.T.A. Dr. Matthew? urged parents to cheek their own homes in order to eradicate accident hazards. He suggested that stairways, walk ways, and yards be cleared, ani that medicine cabinets be checked. He stated that thought should be given to proper lighting, and that milk bottles should be placed in containers and not left carelessly | on door steps. "From the ages of 1 to 14 years accidents kill more children than all known childhood diseases," Dr. ; Matthews stated. He cited several accident case histories, and urged I parents to use common sense to j avoid accidents. I In closing Dr. Matthews said. I "The life you save may be that of your own child". The devotion was led by Jaclt Medford. educational director o? the First Baptist Chureh. Mrs. T..E Hyatt. P.T.A. presi dent, presided and outlined proj ects for the new school year. She also announced the following com mittee chairmen: Budget and Fi nance?Mrs. F. M. Byers, Jr.; Pub lications?Mrs. George Smathers; Hospitality ? Mrs. Hugh A. Mat thews; Membership ? Mrs. Elmer Miller; Program?Turner Cathey; Publicity ? Mrs. Carlton Peyton; Room Representative ? Mrs. Gud ger Palmer; Summer Round-Dp? Mrs. Mark Reno. During the business session plans were made to purchase a new piano for the school, and attention was called to the newly decorated audi torium. The announcement was made that a District P.T.A. meet ing will be held October 26 at thd Valley Springs School. Following the meeting refresh ments wcr served. Central PTA To Hold First Monthly Meeting The Parent-Teacher Association of Central Elementary School will hold its first meeting of the cur rent school year tomorrow night at 7:30 o'clock in the school audi torium. Claude Rogers, principal of the school, will speak on "What W-> Can Expect Front Our Schools This Year". ? i Following the program parents will be invited to visit the class room and talk with the teachers. Refreshments will be served dur ing the social hour. Harry Whisenhunt is president of the group. ? ? ? 'Want ads brine qalck results NEW SWIMSUIT CAUSES A SPLASH 1 1 ? THE ACCENT is on the exotic In this new turtle-necked swimsuit, shown being modeled by Jo Anne Aehle, who suggests using such extra accessories as a beret and a long cigarette holder. Its Introduc tion at a Los Angeles style show created something of a sensation. It was originated on the French Riviera. (International) Canton P.T.A. I Names Officers And Chairmen ? Officers and committee chairmen | for the North Canton Parent-1 Teacher Association have been an nounced as follows: President, Mrs. E. E. Conley; vice president, Mrs. J. R. Thomas on; secretary, Mrs. S. B. Scar borough and treasurer, Mrs. Voyd Ford; program. Mrs. Robert Cole man; membership, Mrs. J. B. An derson, Mrs. Edward Pless, and Mrs. Carl Sprinkle: hospitality, Mrs. Earl Cabe; magazine. Mrs. Frank Pressley and Mrs. Glenn Hampton; Summer Round - Up, Mrs. Wilson Barefoot; room repre sentatives, Mrs. Harold Duckett and Mrs. Clifton Miller; Study Course, to be named; First Aid Kits, Mrs. J. F. Brovles and Mrs. George Frady; Safety, Mrs. Ray Foster; reading and library, Mrs. J. H. Abbott; used clothing serv ice, Mrs. H. G. Rogers, work book chairman, Mrs. R. G. Liner: his torian, Mrs. Moody Hyatt ? ? ? Adult Homemaking Class To Be Formed A class for adults on modern [ homemaking will be conducted at the Crabtreo-Iron Duff School be ginning Friday. Septetnber 23. at 3 p.m. A!1 adults in the Crabtree-Iron Duff Community are invited. The class will be conducted by Mrs. Glenn Noland, home econom ics teacher in the school. Hazelwood Pastor Is Speaker At Woman's Club The Rev. William H. Marquis, pastor of the Hazelwood Presby terian Church, was the guest speaker at the initial fall meeting of the Waynesville Woman's Club held Thursday afternoon in the dining room of the First .Metho dist Church. Mr. Marquis* subject was ''Go Forward.'* He said that people to day should follow God's command as did the Children of Israel when He commanded them to "go for ward." Special music was presented by Mrs. Jack Klopp, vocalist, who scng, "The Twenty-Third Psalm," by Malotte and "O, Lord Most Holy." by Cesar Franck. Mrs. Roy Campbell presided dur ing the business session. She an nounced the district meeting to be held in Andrews, Tuesday, Sep tember 27, beginning with a cof fee hour at 9:30 a.m. She asked that members who expect to at tend the meeting call her for reser vations by September 20. Mrs. Campbell also announced the theme of the National Federa tion of Women's Club for this year as "Let Your Light So Shine." Mrs. R. N. Barber, Sr., spoke briefly regarding Constitution Week which is being observed this week. Hostesses for the meeting were Mrs. T. W. Bridges, Mrs. Ray Par shall, and Mrs. J. H. Howell, Sr. ? ? ? Mrs. W. T. Blaylock, who spent the summer at Prospect Hill, left last 'week to join her brother; Gen- Harley Ferguson, at the Gtorge Vanderbilt Hotel in Ashe ville. * * * Charles Miller, Jr. left last week for Raleigh where he has entered the sophomore class at N. C. State College. ? * * Mr. and Mre. Ruel Noiand of Lake Junaluska have as guests l Capt. and Mrs. Roger Bisson and I sons, Barry and Bruce, of Wash ington, D. C. * ? ? Mrs. Robert J. Ross and son. William, and Mrs. Donald Cobb of Peoria, 111., are visiting Mrs. Ross' parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. No land. * * ? Cse tne nui AM for results Three Tri-Colors Are Awarded At f Flower Show Three tri-colors anil a number >1 blue ribbons were awarded at he flower show held bv the Sky and Garden Club Thursday after loon at the home of Mrs. Wayne 3ietz. The show, called the First Fall , Festival, was limited to members jf the sponsoring club and was ' itaged out-of-doors. Members of nil garden clubs in the Waynesviile j irea were invited. Winners of the tri-color were Mrs. David Underwood, Mrs. F. E. .Vorthington, and Mrs. Haul Davis. \Jrs. Underwood won top place in j Ihe arrangement division with a Thanksgiving arrangement using Indian Corn, tomatoes, and red peppers. Mrs. Worthington was First in the horticulture division A'ith an exhibit of roses, and Mrs. j Davis won in the vegetable divis- 1 icn. Blue ribbons were awarded to Mrs. Underwood, Mrs. Worthing- j ton. Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Wayne Diet?, | Mrs. H. S. Winter, Mrs. Anton ^.iebscher, Mrs. Michal Pizzuto, : and Mrs. Andrew Szerenyi. The exhibits were judged by Mrs. W. T. Duckworth of Ashe ville, accredited flojver show! judge, and Mrs. A. A. Pearson, di- ' rector of District One of the North Carolina Garden Club. Tea was served during the after noon*with Mrs. Worthington and Mrs. Szerenyi as hostesses. < I ? ? ? Crabtree-Hyder Mt. Club Has Meeting The Crabtree-Hyder Mountain Home Demonstration Club met Friday afternoon at the Methodist Church. Mrs. Hugh Noland, presi dent, presided and the devotional was given by Mrs. F. L. Safford. Plans wefe made for Achieve ment Day. Project leaders reports were giv en on Frozen Foods by Mrs. Lowry Ferguson, Home Beautifleatlon by Mrs. Mary Pope and Home Gard ens by Mrs. Hugh Noland. The demonstration on "Meals from Frozen Foods" was given by Miss Jean Chlldcrs, assistant home agent. Mrs. GwynHJ Tea For Sorom mw T l.ennir Cwyj J ess at an informal toaSj^B ternoon in her hoiojfl Street honoring nicmb^B Xi Oinici mi and xiMl chattels 01 ihc Beta yjX sorority. Mrs (;m? ? ,.^| sor of tl ,? sorority Arrangements 01 veii^X ware used throughout Mrs. Porter Krady y-^X guests ai. i receiving .X Gwyn were Miss F.dm X row. president of the XtX chapter, and Mrs. KaymS WCll. president nf JJX Theta chapter. I Mrs. Charles McDarriiX ar the tea table sad serving were Mrs. WalhtX and Mrs ( K Weekly H Joe Howell Retn J To State College 1 Cpl. J"'- Howell, *hoX stationed at Kileet ,tgl Base, Lampasas, Tng X released from duty ann sal ed to North Carolina Sol lege, Raleigh. I Cpl- and Mrs Howell X 1 to Waynesville last \n-efX 1 Howell, the former liiX lEzell. will remain hereX mother. Mrs. J. D Mil Cpl- Howell's motheriX Mrs. Joe Unwell ,.ntl Mafl I Howell, flew to Lampnl I visit and accompanied til home. I * * Hi Music Club To Me With Miss Colhou The Waynesvllle Ma will hold its first fill Tuesday, September 20. i in the home of Miss Cati houn at Lake Junaluska. The group will discus the district meeting whit held here October 22. Miss Ida Jean Browi sent the program, * ? ?; Mrs. Arthur Smitk ( cello, Georgia Is vid granddaughter. Mrs. Otii 'jr., and Mr. Yount. Personal Mention Miss Nancy Bischoff has return ed to her studies In the Duke Uni versity School of Nursing after spending the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Bischoff. ? ? * Miss Rosemary Herman has re turned to Mary Washington Col lege in Fredricksburg, Va., where she Is a member of the faculty. ? ? ? Mrs. Henderson Sullivan of Hickory is vistting her son-in-law end daughter. Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Herman. ? ? ? Mr. and Mrs. Homer Plott had a& guests last week Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Sennett of Denton, Md., and Mrs. Albert Ishier of Federals burg, Md. Mrs. Sennett and Mrs. ' Ishier are sisters of Mrs. Plott. ? ? ? Bill McElroy has enrolled in the f freshman class of N. C. State Col . lege, Raleigh. ? ? ? Duane Oliver of Haaelwood has i returned to Western Carolina Col lege where he Is a member of the . senior rlass and an outstanding art , student. He Is president of the Alpha Phi Sigma honor fraternity. Drama and Art editor of the West \ em Carolinian, a member of the English Student Seminar, and a member and past president of the Fine and Industrial Arts Club. He is publicity director of the Baptist . Student Union, reporter for the ? Western Carolina Players, and as I aistant to the college Drama De 1 part me nt. . ? I Mr. and Mrs. Roy Parkman and daughter. Miss Pam Parkman, and I Mrs. C. J. Recce, left this morning - for Washington, D. C. and New I York City where they will spend - a week. * ? ? Mrs. Jack Mcmer left Saturday I for North WlUnahoro where she is , visiting her son-in-law and daugb t ter, Mr. and Mrs. CIimMs Rogers. I ?? ? Jackie Site Redmond, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jaok Redmond of ? WaterviUe, has entered Western Carolina Co nag t. -ewe k lip BMfl .. M|f A P Vusne on(| . children left last week for Tampa. Tlortda it bete tbey are spending a a Ml A rn ? I ? m TrT1*<Tay YgnTIUu. Mrs. David Hyatt has returned ; from Warrenton where she spent a few days with her mother, Mrs. W. H. Dameron. Mrs. Hyatt went to Warrenton after driving her niece. Miss Milly Smith, to Raleigh to return to her studies at Peace. * * ? Miss Jo Anna McCracken has en rolled in the Duke University School of Nursing where she has entered the school's four-year pro gram leading to the Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing. * * * Jobie Redmond of Waterville has returned to N. C. State Col lege. ? * * Jake Redmond of Waterville has entered Berea College, Berea, Ky. ? ? ? Carl Mundy. Jr., who has spent the summer with his parents at Lake Junaluska, left this morning for Auburn, Ala., where he will be gin his junior year at A.P.I. ? * * Laurie Hannah is returning to N. C. State College, RSleigh where he will begin his sophomore year. ? ? ? Paul and Billy George, sons of Mr. and Mrs. C A. George, have returned to Riverside Military Academy, Gainesville, Gal ? ? ? Mike Hardwick has entered the freshman class at Western Caro lina College. ? * * Miss Harriett Gibson left last week to begin her senior year at Western Carolina College. A mem ber of the student senate. Miss Gibson attended pre-sesslon con ferences at the college. ? * ? Miss Sara Jane Garrison has re turned to Western Carolina Col lege where she is a member of the senior class. see Miss Nancy Francis left today for Western Carolina College where she Is a member of the sen ior class. ? ? * David Moody has returned to aUvesuMa Military Academy in Gainesville, Oa., Mter sending the Mr. gng Mrs WtHard Moody DRESSES ' SMARTLY STYLEI) FOR SISTER! T? ? PEACHES 'N CREAM ? LINDA LO ? RUTH ORIGINAL BIG AND LITTLE 81STERS DOVE OCR DEESSES FOR THEIR STYLES AMD COLOR FUL FABRICS . . . MOTHERS AFFROVE THEIR EAST CARE AND LONG WEAR. ALL SIZES THROUGH SITB-TEENS The Smart Shop Perfect-^ bridal y / gift.... 7 rteW? \ \ jv # A rich blending of aa> SM& modern and timeless [ "f*j traditional* f ] 7 Pc PUce Setting $? 75 I 1 (Choice of H H. or Flat I ' Spreaders at aame price. I | / Individual pieces from I ^ | $2 25. Federal Tax Inc. I 2 Dannik Lutinf Mmsion StantM lit Wsse* Scr*7> Hesse* Hell* tde-markft of OnrkJa Ltd. Red J-CfFTSHOP-F | 20* N. 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