First Methodist WSCSHhWs
Annual Fellowship Dinner
The annual May Fellowship din
ner, marking the end of a year'*
work, wu held by the Woman'*
. Society of Christian Service of the
Ftr*t Methodist Church Tuesday
night in the dining room of the
church.
Annual report* were given by
Society officer* and secretaries
with Mrs. Hugh Massie. vice presi
dent. presiding In the absence of
? Mr*. W. L. Turner, president.
Officer* fpr the coming year
? were introduced a* follows: Mr*.
] . K. C. Wagenfeid, president; Mr*.
KImer T. Clark, vice president;
Mr*. Clyde FUher, recording secre
tary; Mr*. Charles Way, treasurer;
' Mr*. Robert Allison, promotion
secretary; Mr*. Marion Cooper.
I ' secretary of Missionary Education;
' ' Mrs. Zeb Curtis, secretary of
- Christian Social Relations; Miss
Betty Jo Crocker, secretary of
Student Work: Mrs. Henry Goddy,
secretary of Youth Work; Mrs
( Carl Ratcllffe. secretary of Spiri
tual Life; Mrs. Ben Sloan, secre
< tary of Literature and Publications;
Mrs. Margaret Pilarski. secretary
of Supply Work; Mrs. Lawrence
ILcatherwaod, secretary of Status
of Women; Mrs. Hugh Massie, local
chairman; Mrs. Charles Burgin.
I flower fund chairman; and Mrs
j , M. H. Bowles, pianist.
Mrs. Massie paid her tribute to
Mrs. Turner's work during her
| two years a* president.
Mrs. T. L. Gwyn, president of
the Wesleyan Service Cuild, was
given a Life Membership in the
Guild, presentation d which was
made by Mrs. Rufus Slier.
, Mrs. Grover Davis was presented
(a Life Membership In the Woman's
Society with Mrs. T. L. Bramlelt
making the presentation.
Mrs. Robert Allison was elected
a delegate to the Western North
Carolina Conference of the W8CS
to be held at Lake Junaluska this
Cornwell Club
Entertains
Homemakers
v The Cornwell Club of Saunook
wee hostess to the Merry Home
makers of Canton, Monday night
In the home of Mrs. P. M. Chase.
Mrs. Boyd Evans was co-hostess.
Each member present was given a
corsage. The president. Mrs. P. M
Chase, welcomed the guest club.
Mrs. H. E. Chase gave the devotion
al. Mrs. Boyd Evans gave an Inter
national Relations report on Ecua
dor.
Project reports were given on
Home Gardens by Mrs. Francis Mc
Cracken and Home Beautiftcation
by Mrs. Charles Beck
The lesson pn Food. Conservation
was given by Miss Miry Cornwell,
home agent.
Miss Phyllis Hartman directed
games during the recreation period.
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Mrs Frank Brown, Mr. and Mrs.
John Nelson, and Mr. Nelson's
mother, all of Beverly, Mass., were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Way
last week.
summer with Mrs. J. W. Fowler,
Jr., as alternate.
A service was held in memory
of Mrs. Henrietta F. Kluttz. Mrs.
J. R. Boyd, and Miss Joan West.
The devotions were conducted
by the Rev. Earl H. Brendall, pas
tor of the church, and special
music was presented by Mrs. Harry
Lee Liner, Jr., soloist, and Mrs.
M. H. Bowles, pianist.
Mrs. B. B. Love conducted a
; pledge service.
| Around one hundred women at
tended the dinner.
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Mis* Hooper is Uie daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Zeb Hooper of
Clyde, who announce her engagement to Calvin Ben Rom, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy II. Rosa of Waynesvllle, Route 4. A June ured
dinf is planned. (Photo by H. B. Norton).
Music Students
To Give Recital
At St. John's
St. .John's School of Music will
present piano pupils In recitals on
Monday. May 14, and Wednesday.
May 16. The junior students will
play on Monday night and the sen
ior students will play on Wednes
day night. The events will be held
in St. John's Hall beginning at 7:30
o'clock.
Performing In the Junior group
will be Terry Gregory. Bill Cobb,
Karen Smathers. Daniel Hill.
Cathey Massle, Gavin Brown. Mary
Frances Penny, James Hogue. Nan
cy Sale, Kay Bryson Max Jones,
Vicky Roveano, Vlcki Russell, Wil
liam Clark, Ellen Freeman. Sara
Jane League, Barbara Howell.
Elaine Chafln, Ann HRl, and Mia
Rollman.
Appearing with the senior group
will be Barbara Griffith, Elizabeth
Summerrow. Troy Ledford. Sarah
Cobb, Janice Ruff. Latane James,
Gail Pizzuto, Sue Trammell, Bon
nie Lou Siler, Mitzie Jean Edwards,
Peggy Gill, Patricia Patton, Judy
Messer. Katherlne Hill, Carol Hill,
Mary Ann Fisher, and David Jeter.
The public is invited.
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DAR Chapter To Hear
Reports Of Conference
The Dorcas Bell Love Chapter
of the Daughters of the American
Revolution will meet Friday after
noon at 3:30 o'clock with Mrs.
Hugh Leach and Miss Catherine
Colhoun as hostesses in the home
?t Mrs. Leach.
Reports of the Continental Con
gress held recently in Washington
will be given by Mrs. R. N. Barber
and Miss Colhoun.
Miss Lois Harrold will review
the DAR Magazine.
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R. Gordon Hudson, owner-man
ager of the Parkway Knoll, left
Saturday for Rochester, Minnesota
where he has entered the Mayo
Clinic.
Births
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New arrivals at the Haywooc
County Hospital include;
Twin daughters to Mr. and Mrs
Sam Calhoun of Waynesvllle or
May 7.
A daughter to Mr. And Mrs
Grady Van Landingham of Cantor
on May 9.
A son to Mr. and Mrs. Waynr
Dockery of Waynesvllle on May 9
A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Eu
gene Reece of Waynesville on Ma>
9.
A daughter to Mr and Mrs. Gay
Calhoun of Waynesvllle. Route 3
on May 9.
Lakeside Club
Is Hostess To
Canton Club
The Lakeside Home Demonsti. |
tlon Club entertained the Canton!
Home makers in the home of Mrs.!
A. H. Hunt, Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Rankin Ferguson. Lakeside Club
president, welcomed the guest club
and presided during the meeting.
Corsages were presented to the
guest members The devotional was
given by Mrs. Ferguson.
Project leader reports were giv- |
en bv Mrs. Francis Webb on Home .
Gardens, and Mrs. William Bal
ientine on Home Beautiflcation.
Mrs. John Hogue reported on a
floor finish demonstration which
she attended.
The Canton Homemakers report
ed nine workshops held during the
month.
The Lakeside Club planned a
workshop on decorating wooden
chopping boards to be held Friday
night. May 18. In the REA Kitchen.
A lesson on roca conservation
was given by Miss Jean Chllders. >
Mrs. R. B. Waddell and Mrs. M. .
H. McAuley directed games during <
the recreational period. Prizes were .
won by Mrs. Bob Phillips, Mrs. ?
Frank Vokes, and Mrs. Mark Reno. ?
all of Canton Homemakers.
Refreshments were served by the
hostesses: Mrs. Hunt. Mrs: John
Hogue. Mrs. Floyd Rippetoe, and '
Mrs. Claude Woodard.
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Friday. May 11, 11:00 a.m. ? Al
iens Creek will entertain Cecil I
Club at the home of Mrs Arthur I
Dills. t
Friday, May 11, 2.00 p.m.?White
" Oak?Mrs. Rowe Ledford's. ,
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St. John's Junior-Senior '
Prom Is Set For May 12 i
' The annual junior-senior prom 1
will be held at St. John's High '
. School Saturday, May 12 from 8 .1
i p.m. until midnight.
Music will be by "Mark's Six," <
a group from the "Cullowhee ]
. Rhythm Cats" dance band.
Waynesville High School Jun
iors and seniors are especially In- |
! vited.
Admission wiR be $1.00 per per
' son or $1.75 per couple.
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Mrs. George Bew and Mrs. Frank
r Broadfleld of Pass-A-Grllle Beach,
. Florida are spending a few days
at their summer cottage at Balsam.
MRS. OSBORNE
Mrs. Henry Blount Osborne, Jr.
Is the former Miss Maxine Evelyn
Medford. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Fuller Medford of
Waynesvflle. Route 4. She was
married on April 7 in Greenville,
S. C.
Miss Medford
ts Married To
H. B. Osborne
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fuller
Medford of Waynesville, Route 4,
have announced the marriage of
their daughter, Maxine Evelyn, to
Henry Blount Osborne. Jr., son
of Mrs. Henry Blount Osborne,
Sr. of Clyde and the late Dr.
Osborne.
The ceremony was performed
by Judge Guy A. Gullick at his
home fn Greenville, S. C. on Satur
day, April 7.
The bride wore a black wool
suit with black and white acces
sories and a corsage of red rose
buds.
Mrs. Osborne was graduated
from the Crabtree-Iron Duff High
School and will complete nurse's '
training at Memorial Mission Hos- ;
pital in Ashevllle this month.
Mr. Osborne, a graduate of the
Clyde High School, is now em- ?
ployed with Dayton Rubber Com
pany.
The couple will make their home i
in Waynesville.
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