MISS EDNAH ROBERTS SPAMER
Announcement ha* been made of the engagement of Mian Ednah
Roberta Spa mer, daughter of Mm. Henry E. Spamer of Baltimore.
Md., and the late Mr. Spamer. to Tech. Sat. Joe Bailey McCraoken.
?on of Mr. and Mrs. O. Howell MoCrachen of WayneavlUe. A spring
wedding Is planned.
Dr. Riegg Is
Speaker At
Garden Club
Dr. A.S R Riegg was the guest
speaker at a luncheon meeting of
the Primrose Garden Club Tues
day in the home of Mrs. Ned How
ell.
Dr. Rlegg discussed the culture
of gladioli and showed Alms.
Reports were given on Christ
mas projects which Included ar
rangements taken to the Haywood
County Hospital and stockings
Ailed with gifts taken to patients!
at a Waynesvtlle nursing home.
Announcement was made con
cerning a series of workshops on
gardens which will begin in Febru
ary.
Mrs. Virgil Smith presided.
Luncheon was served prior to
the meeting by the hostesses. Mrs
Howell and Mrs Hugh Daniel.
Guests were Mrs. Dewey Wilker
son of Winston-Salem and Mrs.
Claude Walker.
Miss Spamer
Is Engaged To
J. B. McCracken
Miss Ednah Roberts Spamer,
daughter of Mrs. Henry E. Spamer
of Baltimore. Md., and the late Mr.
Spamer, Is engaged to Tech. Sgt
Joe Bailey McCracken. son of Mr.
and Mrs. G. Howell McCracken of
WaynesvlUa.
Miss Spamer, a graduate of East
ern High School and the Church
Home and Hospital School of Nurs
ing, Baltimore, is now stationed
at the U. S. Naval Hospital, Corona,
Calif,, as a member of the Navy
Nurses Corps.
Sgt. McCracken. a graduate oi
Waynesvilte Township High School
Js slaUonad.at.the Marine Corp?
Air Facility. Santa Ana, Calif.
,Th? wedding will take place in
the spring at the Marine Corps Ail
Facility Chapel.
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Mrs. James
Is Honored
Mrs. Walter James was honored
at a stork shower with Mrs. Cash
Edwards and Mrs. Gilbert Indian
as hostesses Saturday evening in
the home of Mrs. Edwards.
The guests, in addition to Mrs.
James, were Mrs. W. A. Green,
Mrs. Henry Francis, Mrs. R. H.
Boone. Mrs. Jesse James. Miss Gin
da James. Mrs. Wiley Franklin,
Mrs. Charles RufT. Mrs Frank
Christopher. Mrs. James Franklin.
Mrs. Neal Pressley, Miss Dorothy
Francis, Miss Margaret McElroy,
Mrs. Pink Francis, Mrs. Bob Fran
cis, Mrs. Bob Davis, and Mrs.
Wayne Edwards.
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Serve minute steaks, frle<l in
butter, with lots of minced parsley.
Good fresh taste.
Mrs. West
Is Installed As
Club President
Mr?. Homer H. West wu insult
ed as president of the Bethel Home
Demonstration Club In a candle
light ceremony Wednesday in the
home of Mrs. Earl Moore. The In
stallation was conducted by Miss
Mary Cornwell, home agent.
Other officers installed were Mrs
Bill Wells, 1st vice president; Mrs.
Earl Moore, 2nd vice president;
Mrs. Jack P. McCracken. secretary;
Mrs. Lonzie Sweatman, assistant
?erretary; Mrs. Margie Cathey,
treasurer; and Mrs. Bert Cagle.
historian.
Project leaders for the year were
' named as follows: foods ant) nutri
tion, Mrs. R O. Kelly. Mrs. C. E
Malnous; gardens. Mrs. Welch
Singleton, Mrs. Turner Vance;
poultry. Mrs. Jim Welch: dairy.
Mrs, Margie Cathey; food conserv
ation. Mm. A. A. Shumolis, Mrs.
Lonzie Sweatman. Mri Layden M.
' West; house furnishings, Mrs.
Henry Garner. Mrs. Jack G Mc
Cracken; home management. Mrs.
Bill Wells; family life, Mrs Har
rison Henson; home beautification,
Mrs. David Edwards; clothing, Mrs.
Ellis Wells. Mrs Ralph Riddle.
Mrs. Clifton Terrell; and arts and
crafts. Mrs. Bert Cagle. Mrs. Jack
P. McCracken. Mrs. Cleo Fisher,
and Mrs. Dick Trull.
Committee chairmen are: com
munity service. Mrs. Earl Moore;
health and safety, Mrs. Carl Ed
wards. Mrs. Ralph Riddle; educa
tion, Mrs. Hugh R. Terrell; clitzen
shlp, Mrs. Jack P. McCracken; in
ternational relations. Mrs. A. A.
Shumolis; music. Mrs. Hugh K.
Terrell; publicity, Mrs. Horace
Peek, Mrs R. O. Kelly; recreation,
Mrs. Welch Singleton, Mrs. C. E.
Malnous; 4-H Club, Mrs. Margie
Cathey.
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Mrs. Hendricks
Is Hostess At
Music Club
Mrs. Frank Hendricks was host
ess at a meeting of the Waynes
vllle Music Club Tuesday night in
the home of Mrs. E. J. Stanmyre.
Mrs. Robert Stretcher was in
charge of the program and review
ed a chapter on "Form.and Abso
lute Music," from the book, "Dis
covering Music," which the club
is using as a study.
Piano solos were played by Mrs.
Zeb Curtis. Mrs. E. J. Stanmyre,
' Mrs. Hugh Love, and Miss Sara
> Cobb, Waynesville High School
student. Mrs. Curtis played "To
1 A Wild Rose," by McDowell; Mrs.
Stanmyre played a Beethoven
Sonata; Mrs. Love played "But
terfly ? by Grieg; and Miss Cobb
played "Sonatina." by Gurlitt.
Mrs. Jack Klopp sang "Sunshine
Song," by Grieg and "Song of In
dia," by Rimsky-Korsakov.
A recording was played of the
j first movement of Scheherazade
| Symphonic Suite by Karsakov.
Miss Pearl Harris presided and
the club decided to add three vol
umes to the Encyclopedia of Music
in the Haywood County Library.
The volumes will honor Mrs. Hugh
Love, first president of the club
when it was organized In 1908. and
Miss Margaret Stringfleld, charter
member of the club and retired
music teacher and composer. The
third .volume will be given in mem
ory of the late Miss Fredericks
Qulnlan. also a charter member of
the club.
Miss Nancy Killian read minutes
of the first meeting In 1908.
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Vse the Want Ads for results.
MISS BARBARA JEAN FOKTNER
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Fortner of Haaelwood innounrr the encase
ment of their daughter, Barbara Jean, to Bobby France Buetianan,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jule Buchanan of Haselwood. A March wed
ding is planned. (Sherrill's Photo).
Mrs. Camp Is
Club Hostess
The Ratcliffe Cove Home Dem
onstration Club met Monday night
in the home of Mrs. Grace Camp
with Miss Peggy Camp as co-host
ess. The president, Mrs. Edwin
Russell, presided and Mrs. Owen
Janes gave the devotional.
Project leaders for the year
were elected as follows:
Foods and nutrition, Mrs. John
Morrow, Mrs. P. R. Kitchen; gar
dens, Mrs. Owen Janes, Mrs. Mark
Galloway; poultry, Mrs. Frank
Leopard. Mrs. Lem Leopard;
dairy, Mrs. James Medford; food
preservation, Mrs. Ivan Byers,
Mrs. Hugh Ratcliffe; house furn
ishings, Mrs. - Grace Camp, Mrs.
Algie Ratcliffe; home manage
ment. Mrs. Edwin Russell; family
I life, Mrs. Bill Liner; home beauti
fieation. Mrs. Bramlett Stone,
Mrs. Carl Jones, Mrs. L. E. Hen
shaw. Mrs Wade Leopard; cloth
ing. Mrs. C. C. Francis, Mrs. Ward
Kirkpatrlck. Mrs. Woody Jones;
arts and crafts, Mrs. Jessie James,
Mrs. Will Ratcliffe, Mrs. James
Messer, Mirs. Wade Francis, Mrs.
Sammie Wilson, Mrs. Grace Camp,
Miss Peggy Camp: community ser
vice, Mrs. Mark Galloway, Mrs. P.
R. Kitchen, Mrs. Frank Leopard;
health. Mrs. Ward Kirkpatrick,
Mrs. Owen Janes. Mrs. Wade Leo
pard; education, Mrs. Bill Liner;
citizenship, Mrs. Will Ratcliffe.
Mrs. Hugh Ratcliffe; recreation,
Mrs. James Medford. Mrs. Carl
Jones; music. Mrs. Sammie Wilson,
Mrs. John Morrow.
The lesson on "Farm Family
Outlook for 1956" was presented
by Miss Mary Cornwcll.
The club adjourned to meet in
February at the home of Mrs. R.
C. Francis.
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Legion Auxiliary
Will Meet Monday
A meeting of the American Le
gion Auxiliary will be held in the 1
Legion Hall Monday night at 7:30
o'clock.
Mrs. Raymond Caldwell will
preside.
Homemakers
Name Officers
And Leaders
The Waynesville Homemakers
Home Demonstration Club names
officers, project leaders, and com
mittee chairmen for 1956 at a meet
ing Tuesday night in the home of
Mrs. Ben Phillips.
Mrs. H, O. Champion was re
elected president and serving with
with her will be Mrs. Milas Fer
guson, 1st vice president; Mrs.
Charles Isley, 2nd vice president;
Mrs. Bruce Jaynes. secretary; and
Mrs. Lawrence Leatherwood, treas
urer.
The project leaders are: foods
and nutrition. Mrs. Joe Cline; gar
dens. Mrs. Joe Cathey; home man
agement. Mrs. Charles Isley; food
conservation. Mrs. Lawrence Leath
erwood; house furnishings. Mrs.
Jimmy Williams; home beautifica
tion. Mrs. Ben Phillips: family life.
Mrs. Howard Bryson; clothing. Mrs.
Harry McCracken; and arts and
crafts. Mrs. H. O. Champion.
Committee chairmen are: com
munity service. Mrs. M. T. Bridges;
health and safety, Mrs. Howard
Bryson; education, Mrs. Milas Fer
guson; citizenship, Mrs. Jimmie
Williams; international relations.
Mrs. Carl Ratcliffe; music, Mrs.
Bruce Jaynes; publicity, Mrs. Ben
Phillips; recreation. Mrs. Joe
Cathey; telephone. Mrs. Joe Cline;
scrapbook. Mrs. Frank Kirkpatrick.
Mrs. Lawrence Leatherwood; court
esy. Mrs. Arthur Paul Evans;
Achievement Day. Mrs. Charles
isley, Mrs. Harry McCracken.
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Haywood Nurses Club
Will Meet Monday
The Haywood County Nurses
Club will hold a regular meeting
in the hospital dining room Mon
day night at 7:30 o'clock.
Dr. R. S. Roberson will be the
guest speaker,
Mrs. Fannie Martin Will preside.
Canton Club
Meets With
Mrs. Troy Davis
The Merry Horaemakers Home
Demonstration Club at Canton met
Monday afternoon in the home of
Mrs. Troy Davis with Mrs. Rich
ard Davis as co-hostess. The devo
tional was given by Mrs. Dock
Scroggs.
Officers for the year were elect
ed as follows: president. Mrs. Paul
Clark; 1st vice presidertt, Mrs.
fames Rhea; 2nd vice president.
Mrs. Carl Stiles; Secretary, Mrs.
Bill Harrison; treasurer, Mrs. Jack
Rice; historian, Mrs. Ernest lves
ter.
Project leaders are: foods and
nutrition. Mrs. James Rhea, Mrs.
Arthur Wall, Mrs. Bill Boone; gar
dens, Mrs. Mae Robinson, Mrs.
Winfred Allen; food preservation?
Mrs. Edward Bell, Mrs. Mae Rob
inson; house furnishings, Mrs.
Wayne C. Clark, Mrs. Jack Rice;
home management, Mrs. BUI Har
rison; family life, Mrs. Ray Press
ley; home beautffication. Mrs. Steve
HDC Schedule
Monday, Jan. 23, 2:00 p.m.?Mc
Kimmon ? Mrs. Harold Hansen
(Mrs. Jack Cabe, Mrs. Charlie
.Mease).
Monday, Jan. 23, 7:30 t>.m. ?
Saunook?Mrs. Carl Hooper.
Tuesday, Jan. 24, 1:30 p.m. ?
Clyde?Mrs. Hugh Rogers (Mrs.
Tom Rogers).
Wednesday, Jan. 25. 2:00 p.m.?
Cecil?Mrs. Frank Sorrells (Mrs.
W. H. Hargrove).
Thusrday, Jan. 26, 9:30 a.m. ?
Happy Homemakers?Mrs. Clifton
Miller (Mrs. Gay Owen).
Thursday, Jan. 26. 2:00 p.m. ?
West Canton?Mrs. Marshall Coop
er (Mrs. Ralph Cook).
Friday, Jan. 27, 2:00 p.m.?Lake
Junaluska ? Mrs. Carl Medford
(Mrs. Will Medford).
Czarnecki, Mrs. Paul Clark. Sr.;
clothing, Mrs. C. E. Barnett; arts
and crafts. Mrs. Eugene Grogan.
Mrs. Troy Davis, Mrs. Paul Clark.
Jr.
Community service; Mrs. Paul
Clark. Sr.; health, Mrs. Carl Stiles;
education. Mrs. Winfred Allen;
citizenship, Mrs. Ernest Ivester;
music, Mrs. Richard Davis.
Noland-Mehaffey
Wedding Is Set
For Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Noland of
Waynesville have announced the
engagement and approaching mar
riage of their daughter, Martha
Mae, to James Howard Mehaffey,
son of Alney Mehaffey, also of
Waynesville, and the late Mrs. Me
haffey.
The wedding will take place in
the First Baptist Church, Friday.
January 20. at S p.m.
Friends and relatives of the
couple are invited. No formal in
vitations are being issued.
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Teen-Age Dance Is
Set For Saturday
A dance for teen-agers will be
held at St. John's School Saturday
night from 8 until 11:30 o'clock.
The event will be sponsored
and chaperoned by St. John's
Parent's Club. Admission will be
25 cents.
All young people are invited.
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