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Shady Grove WSCS Elects Year's Officers The WSCS of the Shady Grove Methodist Church met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. An nie Moody. Mrs. F. R. Kennedy presided and gave the devotional, /i program on "Christian Discipleship" was giv en by the program leader. Mrs. Lee Howell, and by Mrs. Robert How ell. During the business session, thr treasure chests were opened with dedication service. \ New officers were elected as foL lews: president, Mrs. F. R. Ken nedy; first vice president, Mrs Francis Boyd; second vice presi dent, Mrs. Annie Moody; secretary Mrs. Jim Leatherwood; treasurer. Mrs. Lee Howell; secretary of pro motion, Mrs. Tom Rainer; spiritu al life secretary, Mrs. Glenn Boyd; secretary of status of women, Mrs. Leland Garnett; secretary of Chris tian Social Relations and local church activities, Mrs. James How ell; secertary of supply work, Mrs Fred Allison; secretary of Mission ary Education, Mrs. Irene Hudson. Secretary of youth work, Mrs Marvin Leatherwood; secretary of children's work, Mrs. Ralph Boyd; secretary of literature and publica tion, Mrs. Roy Plott. It was decided that Maggie WSCS and Shady Grove WSCS would have their study class on American Indians together. The class will meet with Mrs. J. T. Frazier Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. . * * * Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Prevost and their son Jack, Mr. and Mrs. Cal vin Houghland and their son, Mason, Mr. and Mrs. James Kil patrick and Mr. and Mrs. Jona than Woody attended the Block House Steeplechase at Tryon on Saturday. ? PVC AND MRS. JUAN A. PF.R BZ, whose marriage took place April 1 in DUlon. S. C. Mrs. Peres is the former Miss Wanda Ferguson of Route 1. Clyde. The couple will make their home in San Antonio, Tex., following the groom's discharge from the Army. He is now stationed at Fort Bragg. Woman's Club To Meet April 19 The Waynesville Woman's Club will hold its regular monthly meet ing on April 19 at 3 p.m. in the | Social Boom of the First Metho dist Church. Hostesses will be j Mi's. H. L. Baughman, chairman, assisted by Mrs. W. A. Bradley, Mrs. M. G. Stamey and Mrs. W. 1 D. Smith. I The program will be under the 1 direction of the education section 1 of the club, of which Miss Mar garet Elder is chairman. Partici- 1 pating in a symposium on educa- 1 tion will be Mrs. L. E. Wiggins, ' Mrs. W. N. Thomas and Miss Elder, j Francis Cove Club To Join Highway Beauty Program The Francis Cove Home Dem onstration Club met at the home of Mrs. Joe Boone Wednesday evening with Mrs. R. H. Boone, vice presi dent, in charge. The devotional was given by Mrs. Boone. Miss Mary Cornwell gave a re port on the district meeting held at Fletcher. She also gave plans for coming county activities. , A report was made on the aluminum etching workshop to be held on April 27 and 28. Mrs. Walter Ensley and Mrs. Bryce Crawford, health leaders, were asked to assist with the pre school clinic to be held at the East Waynesville School, Friday after noon, May 4. The club members agreed to start shrubs and plants tft be plant ed along the highway next spring. The club voted to send two craft leaders to the crapt school to be held at Camp Schaub May 28-31. The demonstration on clothing construction was given by the home agent. The West Canton Club will be hostess to the Francis Cove Club, in observance of National Home Demonstration Week. ? * ? Music Club Open Meeting Set Tuesday The Waynesville Music Club will hold its yearly open meeting at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, April 17, in the Parish House of Grace Episcopal Church. Program chairmen are Mrs. H. B. Foy and Mrs. R. H. Stretcher. Decorations are under the direc tion of Miss Nancy Killian and Mrs. Zeb Curtis; and refreshments In charge of Mrs. L. E. Green, Miss Amelia MacFadyen and Mrs. H. L. Baughmann. * * * Spaghetti Supper Set For April 20 At Episcopal Church A spaghetti supper will be serv ed on Friday, April 20, from 6 to 7 p.m. at the Parirsh House of Grace Episcopal Church. Tickets are $1.25, and may be secured from Mrs. Henry Lee. Since seating capacity of the Parish House is limited, advance reservations are essential. * ? * Mrs. Tony Davis has returned from a week's trip to Burlington, where her mother, Mrs. Fred Kez ziah, is ill. ' Miss Martha Ann Russell, whose 1 marriage to Bobby Reed Mease is i ( planned lor April 28, has honored i us with her selections of China ' . ?? and Crystal. Her patterns are: > l China ? "Debutante" , by Syracuse. i Crystal ? "Reflection" by Fostoria. They are now on display at KURT GANS, Jeweler MISS JUNE COLVARD ? Mr. and Mrs. Roy Colvard of Waynesville announce the encase ment of their daughter June to Richard McLane, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McLane of Alfred, N. Y. The weddinc is planned for June 4. Miss Mishew Edgerton Weds Alton Battle Smith i The wedding of MisE Mishew El len Edgerton and Alton Battle Smith was solemnized Friday af ternoon at 4:30 p.m. in the Eden nto Street Methodist Church, Raleigh. Miss Edgerton is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Edward Edgerton of Tatton Hall, Raleigh, and Mr. Smith is the son of Mrs. Willis Smith of 2300 Country Club Drive, Raleigh, and the late United States Senator Willis Smith. Mr. Smith is also the grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Lee of Waynesvllle, and the son of the former Miss Anna f-ee. Bishop Paul Neff Garber of Richmond, Va., and Dr, Howard P. Powell, Minister of Edenton Street Methodist Church, officiat ed. A program -of organ music was presentediby Mrs. William D. Mil ler. Prior to the ceremony a vested choir entered the center aisle sing ing. Edwin K. Blanchard was di rector of the choir. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of white Italian silk. The neckline and the tips of the sleeves were trimmed in antique rosepoint and duchess lace and embroidered in seed pearls. The skirt was appliqued with rosepoint lace which was embroidered in seed pearls and extended into a puffed fullness at the back, form ing a cathedral-length train. Her imported antique veil of duchess ahd rosepatkt lace was attached to a lace diadem. She carried an antique rose point mother-of-pearl fan. The fan was decorated with white hy brid orchids and stephanotis, with cascades of white phalaenopsis or chids. Miss Elizabeth Cross Williams of Raleigh, maid of honor, wore a pink sheath gown of pure silk peau de soie. The bodice had a draped decollete neckline and puffed sleeves. From a lowered waistline fell a folded bow with wide streamers lined in green silk. Her star hat was embroidered in green crystals, and a small illusion veil was attached to the back. She car ried a pink illusion fan decorated with dark lavender hybrid and lavender spray orchids. The bridesmaids were Miss Harriette Lane Harvey; Miss Katherine Rose Whitfield, both of Kinston; Miss Sara Borden Cobb, Goldsboro; Miss Mishew McNeil Cooper, cousin of the bride, Hen derson; Mrs. Galther Stokes Wal ser, Chapel Hill; and Mrs. Thomas Leslie Worthington, Miss Evelyn Stone Briggs, Miss Betty Ruth Martin, Miss Anne Cameron Stron ach. Miss Lois Ellen Rogers, cous in of the bride, all of Raleigh. Miss Helen Crudup Rogers, cousin of the bride, was junior bridesmaid. The bridesmaids wore gowns like that of the maid of honor and carried pink illusion fans decorated with lavender hy brid and lavender spray orchids. Lee Creecy Smith of Jackson ville, Florida, brother of the bridegroom, served as best man. Groomsmen -were James Ethel bert Briggs. Jr., Raleigh and Washington, D. C-; Benjamin Ever ett Jordan. Jr., Saxapahaw; John Mercer White, Jr., Richmond, Va.; and Clyde Alvin Dillon, Jr.; James Kye Dorsett, Jr.; Claude Homer Long; Dr. Henry Otis Lineberger, Jr.; Charles Allan Newcomb; John Cross Williams; Willis Smith, Jr.; brother of the bridegroom, all of Raleigh. Immediately after the wedding, the bride's parents entertained at a wedding supper at their home, Tatton Hall. The guests were re ceived throughout the home and gardens. Mrs. Smith attended Ravens croft School in Raleigh, and the Holton-Arms School and Junior College in Washington, D. C. She was presented to society In 1953 and was the leader of the 1953 North Carolina Debutante Ball. M!rs. Smith was a member of the Spinster's Club and is a Provis ional member of the Junior League of Raleigh. Mr. Smith attended Woodberry Forest School in Orange, Va., and is a graduate of Duke University, where he was a member of the Kappa Alpha Order. He later at tended textile classes at North Carolina State College. He is vice president of the Royal Cotton Mill in Wake Forest and Saxapahaw. After a wedding trip to Montego Bay, Jamaica, the couple will re side in Raleigh. Mrs. Odie Fish Is Hostess To White Oak HDC The White Oak Home Demon stration Club met Wednesday af ternoon at the home oi Mrs. Odie Fish with the president, Mrs. A. L. Bramlette, in charge. The Devo tional was given by Mrs. France Teague. During the business session the club selected Mrs. A. L. Bramlette and Mrs. George Boring as dele gates to the Handicraft Camp Announcements were made con cerning the floor finishing dem onstration which is to be held on Tuesday in Maggie at the home of Mrs. Herbert Plott and special in terest meetings to be held on April 25 and 26 by Miss Virginia Wilson, Foods and Nutrition Spec ialist, N- C- State College. The demonstration "Simple Clothing Construction" was given by the Home Agent The May meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Rowe Ledford. ? ? a Spring Garden Open To Public April 22-29 Garden lovers are invited to visit the spring garden of Dr. and Mrs. G- H. Clamer, 126 Woodland Road. Grove Park, under the ausplcies of the Junior League of Agheville. The garden will be open April 22-29 from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. A silver offering will be taken to pay a child's tuition at the Pre school for Handicapped Children. New Topper y By VERA WINSTON THE topper Is very much with us but like the full-length coat, it has undergone quite a change. Here is one of the newest styles. It is of pale beige woolen and has raglan type push-up. sleeves, classic revers and white pearl buttons. Slit pockets are worked into the seaming In front and the belt in back is detachable. Like the majority of coats, the Una is essentially pared down, ? Mad Hatter Breakfast Set For April 27 The annuel Mad Hatter'* Breakfast sponsored by the Rich land Garden Club will be held Friday, April 27, at the Waynes vllle Country Club. Breakfast will be served* at 0 a.m., followed by a benefit card party to include bridge, canasta and other games Four prises will be awarded to the "maddest" hats. General chairman Is Miss Lou Elva EUer. Mrs. J. W. Ray is chair man of the Ticket and Table com mute, assisted by Mrs. W. L. Klrk patrick, Mrs. F. G. Rlppetoe and Mrs. Zeb Curtis. Those wishing to reserve tables or to buy tick ets are asked to contact either Mrs. Ray, Mrs. Klrkpatrick or Mrs. Curtis. Guests are requested to bring their own cards and score pads. On the Judges committee are Mrs. R. H. Stretcher and Mrs. Cur tis. Mrs. J. H. Way is in charge of prizes, and has requested club members to bring their prizes for the party to the April meeting, al ready wrapped. Publicity chairman is Mrs. T. L. Gywn. ? ? ? Bridge Tourney Planned April 20 By Canton Club The Canton Y's Mennettes Club will sponsor Its annual Haywood County bridge tournament at the Canton YMCA at 7:30 p.m. April 20. Prizes will be given for the highest bridge club score, for the highest individual scores by men and women, and the highest can asta score. Door prizes also will be awarded. Proceeds from the tournament will be used to purchase YMCA membership tickets for under privileged children. Tickets for the event can be obtained from members of the Y's Mennettes Club. Reservations can be made by calling Canton 3742. * * ? Nothing Sells Like Newspapers Miss Norma Jean Sheffield, student at Berea College, Berea, Ky., has been spending her spring vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Weaver Sheffield of Clyde. ? ? ? Miss Pauline Shepherd is spend ing a spring vacation with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shep herd of Bethel. Miss Shepherd Is attending Berea College, Ky. ? > NICOl FONTANA, a leading Ital ian designer, arrives at Idlewild t Airport New York, bringing 0 with her the wedding trousseau ( ot Margaret Truman, who will , be married to Clifton Daniel'In Independence. Mo. on April 21. The bridal gown will contain 200-year-old lace, with some 22 yards of tulle for a very bouffant skirt (International) Brings Trousseau j( immunity House s Scene Of iDC Meeting Iron Duff - Crabtree - Hyder lountain Demonstration Club met rlday afternoon at the Iron Duff lommunlty House with Mrs. Hugh Toland, president, presiding. The penlng Devotional was given by Irs. Hubert Wfells. During the usiness session the club made lans to visit the Beaverdam Club n Tuesday, May 1, at the home of Irs. Coble McCracken. This joint neeting will be in observance of lational Home Demonstration Feek. Delegates named to attend the tandicraft Camp for Weetern, N. Home Demonstration Club romen on May 28-31 Were Mrs. lary Pope, Mn. Carl Fergusqn nd Mrs. Ray Milner. Plans were liscussed for sending a delegate o Farm and Home Week in taleigh, June 4-8. A report on Council Meeting vas given by the President. A. ealth leaden report was given by irs. Carl Ferguson, and physical xamination blanks were distrlb ted to each club member. The demonstration on "Simple Clothing Construction" was given iy the Home Agent At the close of the meeting the ? ron Duff ladies served refresh nents. ? ? * K. P. Akin of Clyde attended he funeral Saturday in Knozville f Earl Rudder, sales manager of he Chapman Drug Company. Mr. ikin is a sales representative of he company. HOME OF J / f Swim Suits and Play clot hes THE SMART SHOP Main St. GL 6-8210 gteateateatea&? Kt,RT CANS - "Home of Fine Watches" Just In Time ~[ For Graduation | 80 Nationally Advertised i WATCHES . Including Such Famous Names As BULOVA, HAMILTON, LE COULTRE, WYLER and others ? UNTIL APRIL 28th WILL GIVE YOU $*)A00 TRADE-IN ?\j ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR OLD WATCH Regardless of Make, Age or Condition Regular Price Leas Trade-In New Watch Only $39.95 $20.00 $19.95 Regular Price Less Trade-in New Watch Only $49.95 $20.00 $29.95 Regular Price Less Trade-in New Watch Only $71.50 $20,00 $5130 ? PAY A LITTLE M* MjS . ^^JEWE LER NOTICE! BELK- HUDSON WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY WEDNESDAY TO PREPARE FOR THE BIGGEST SALE IN YEARS We Have Bought Thousands of Dollars Worth of Special Merchandise For This Sale ? And In Order To Give Our Department Heads Sufficient Time To Properly Display This Stock We Must Close All Day Wednesday! . I 1 THE SALE STARTS THURSDAY APRIL 19th, 9:00 a.m. i I BE HERE 1 EARLY1 1 " * ' * stf* BelkHudson
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