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BKST EXHIBIT IN THE; CHILDREN'S DIVISION of the llimrr and vegetable show was entered by Chester LaFountaine Jr. H s rntrv. a trav of vegetables, won the ti i-color and he was presented a silver identification bracelet. compliment of Kurt Cans Jewelers. i Mountaineer Ehotol. . ? BLl;E RIBBON WINNERS in the (lower uin! vegetable show Friday included llie group shown above. Standing:, left to right Mrs. Bill t'herrv. Mrs. Irving Leather wool, Mrs. Frank Vetce, Jr . Canton. Mrs. W. C. .ioiinson, Canton, Mrs. Michael I'imito. Mrs. Helen Underwood. Mrs. Ralph Dickson. < hestcr l.al ountaine. Seat ed, Mrs. Gordon Cagle, Mrs. J. II Howell. Sr.. Mrs J. M Long. Mrs. Frank Worthington, Mrs. Kufus Siler. (.Mountaineer Photo). CRAFTS EXHIBITS OF HOME DEMONSTRATION ( 1.1 i?S were shown in con nection with the How er show. Standing are. left u> right. Mis V. I.. Brainlette. holding a torn paper picture: and Mrs. J A. Singleton, with basket. Seated are Mrs. Bert Cagle, demonstrating rug braiding, and Mrs. Paul Clark, Jr.. dem onstrating copper tooling. (Mountaineer Photo). Roy M4rtin has returned to Warner-Robins. Ga. after spending the weekend with Mrs. Martin at their home here. * * * Mrs Frances .Johnson and her daughter, Carolyn, of Aberdeen, N C. were weekend guests of j Mrs. Elizabeth Hyatt at her home j in Hazehvood. SVPEKVISOKS \AMI i> Mrs Belle E..Katcliffe anil Mis Gract' A Stanley will ay >111 serve as supervise) e- of county schools ' this .. ear Mrs. ftaUlitfe w ill handle the elementarv school ami Mis Slaniei the high wheels Use Mountaineer Want Ads Miss Rachel \nn Sutton. ?ho.r tnarriase to I t. Claude Jackson Johns. Jr., will take place Septem ber 1, lias honored us with her selections of Silver, China and Crystal. Her patterns arc. Silver?"Silver Sculpture" b> lit etl A. Barton. China?"Olympia" h\ Lenox. Crystal?"Resplendent" by Tif f in. Daily China?"Desert Star" by Koya| Doullon. They are now on display at . Kl'KT i.ANS, Jeweler Mrs. Cagle, LaFountaine Win Flower Show Honors Mrs Gordon Cagle of Hemphill i ami Chester La Fountaine. Jr.. ol i M ayflesville won the honors at the J annual flower show and vegetable -,iow held Friday in the Waynes- 1 vtLe High Sehool cafeteria. 1 Airs, t agle received the tri color award tor the best horticul ture specimen, a gloxinia, which was also judged the best exhibit h the show. She received, in ad dition to the iri-tolor, a silver bowl pi csciitod. through the courtesy ol Gaits Jewelers. Mrs. Cagle's en- j tries in various classes won 19 blue ribbons. 3 red ribbons, and 4 yel low ribbons. ( hester La Kouiitaine was aw - aided tlie tri-color in the chil dren s division for his entry of a ti.y of vegetables. lie also re ceived an identification bracelet J 'g?A en by Gans Jewelers. I lie show was held by the Way ne-\ ill ? Council of Garden Clubs. The theme. "A Scenic Wonder land," was carried out with hun dreds of exhibits of fibwers and vegetables, and a special arrange ment of trees and rhododendron as a selling for a picnic table. The home demonstration clubs of Haywood County showed ex hibits of their outstanding achieve i cats in handcrafts. Representa tives of the clubs demonstrated rug hi aiding, copper tooling, torn paper pictures, and. basketry The Haywood County Library displayed books-on gardening in a special exhibit, "Gardening T hrough Our Library," The ribbon winners in Division I. Artistic Arrangements, were: Blue Ribbons. Mrs. Frank Worth ington 12>, Mrs Virgil .Smith. Mrs M C. Stamcy, and Mrs Frank Vetoc. Jr. Red Ribbons. Miss Julia Norse Mrs Rufus Siler 2h Mrs. Boyd Medford. Mrs Gordon Cagle. Mrs. Helen Underwood. Mrs J. G. Free man, and Mrs. Irving Leatherwood Yellow ribbons. Mrs. Ed Mc Clure 12> Mrs. Gordon Cagle <2'. ?Mrs. Robert Osborne. Mrs. J. M. Long. Mrs. Irving Leatherwood. and Mis Frank Worthington. Functional Arrangements Blue ribbons. Mrs. Rufus Siler. Mis Frank Worthington. Mrs Joe l athe;. Mrs. W. C. Johnson. Mrs, - . I Ralph Dickson. Jr. (ted ribbons. mrs m. g. SUtnej i2>, Mrs. It. L, Provost. Mrs. Wc.n cr Kirkpatriek, Mrs Andrew Szer enyi. Mrs. Espey Heed, Mrs. \1. G ? SI an: ?y i2>. 11 Yellow ribbons. Mrs Andrew Szerenyi. Mrs. Herbert Singletary Mrs. Frank Yetoe. Jr Mr- Kalpb ^ Crawford. Design for Tomorrow , Blue ribbon. Mrs. Rufus Sdei Bed ribbons. Mrs Robert Os borne, Mrs. Ralph .Dickson. Jr ( Men Only Blue ribbon, Frank Worthington Ribbons were awarded in the ' Horticulture Division as follows Annuals Blue ribbons, Mrs. Helen Under wood '51. Mrs Virgil Smith 21. Miss Lou Elva Filer. Mrs. Rufus Siler <2>. Mrs. Irving Leatherwood. .Mrs Bill Cherry. Mrs. M C, Stanley. Mrs Michael Pizzuto, Mr Gordon Cagle 13b Mrs. Robert Os borne. Miss Julia Norse, Mi's. R. j L. Provost. Mrs Clayton Walker Red ribbons. Mrs. E. C. Wacom fefd. Mrs Gordon Cagle 4 Mrs I Helen Underwood >2 >. Mrs. C E. ! La Fountaine. Miss Anno Albright: Mrs. Michael Pizzuto. Mrs. Frank Worthington, Mrs. Lulu Uzzle. Mrs I M G. Stamey. Y elloyv ribbons. Mrs. \ 11 <i 1 | | Smith, Mrs. Irving Leatherwood. j Mrs. Michael Pizzuto ' 2'. Mi - ' | Gordon Cagle, Mrs Helen Under wood. Mrs. Robert Stretcher Dahlias Blue ribbons. Mrs. Gordon Cagle I ?' H? , , ? Red ribbon. Mrs Rufns Siler. Yellow ribbon. Mrs. Gordon Cagle. Gladioli Blue ribbons. Mrs. Gordon Cagle. Mrs. J. M. Long 2' Red ribbon. Dr. R. H. Stretcher Yellow ribbon, George Stretcher Tuberous Begonias Blue ribbon. Mrs. Clayton Walk er. Potted Plants Rltio ribbons. Mrs. Gordon Cagle <5r, Mrs. J. II Howell, Sr. '2 . Mrs living Leatherwood. Mrs. Frank 1 Worthington <2'. Red ribbons. Mrs W. C John son. Mrs. Helen Underwood. Mrs. 1 n ull Smith, Mrs .1 II Howell, Sr. t l'r re it uials Blue ribbons, Mrs. .1 M Hong 2 Mrs. Gordon Cagle '21. Mrs, ?'rank WorlhiitRton. Mrs, Irving -eatherv oo<t '21 Red ribbons. Mrs Virgil Smith , 2 Mi- K (.' V agenfeld 12 v. Koses Hlnr ribbons. Mrs Frank Vetoe. Ir Mrs .1 II Unwell. Si -2> Mrs ?'rank VVortliiligtoii' Bed ribbon- Mr-. Xiidn.-w S/er ?nyi Mrs Rita Urovvn Mrs Frank .Vorthitifcttin, N ello\\ ribbon. Mrs .1 II Howell, sr . Mrs Frank Worthing! on-. Children's Division Bine ribbons. Ka(> I.oii Cat hey, 'Iiester l.a Kodntaine Michael smith, J (J Freeman, III .Red ribbons. Helen \nn. Ha '?"tmnlaine.. Kaiy l.On Catliey '2.'. Yellow ribbons, Sandra Nancy Edward La Kountaine Tricolor, Chester La Kountaine. Vegetables Blue ribbons, Mrs. Bill Cherry i'21. Mrs. Helen Underwood, Mrs, Kufus Siler i:2>, Mrs J, G. Free man. Mrs Michael Pizzuto, Miss Anne Albright <3>, Mrs M. G. Stanley l2>. Bed ribbons. Mrs. Kufus Siler fJI Mrs Helen L'nderw ood 2), Mrs Bill Cherry, Alls. Wilson Nancy. Mrs. M G Stanley Yellow ribbons. Mrs Kufus Siler (2>. Mrs K 11. Stretcher served as chairman of the (lower show with Mrs Irving boathorwood as co chiiirm ui. Committee chairmen were Mrs .1 II Way. Mrs. Paul McElroy. Miss Nancy Killian. Mrs Michael Pizzuto, Miss Kay Ballard. Mrs. Joe Stahclli, Mrs. John K. Penny. Mrs Kurt Clans. Mrs llarrv Lee Liner, Jr.. Mrs I>a\ id Hyatt. Mi s, Robert Osborne, and Mrs \V F. Swift. Judges were Mrs A VV Bottoms and Mrs. J. Frank Pate of Canton, j Mrs. A. A. Pearson of Fletcher. and Mrs*. C, K. Murray. Mrs. VV Dillon Chambers, Mrs. O D. Hawkins, Mrs. Hodges, Mrs VV T Duek : worth, and Mrs DcCarssee. all ot Asheville. Mrs Carl llagun anil her daugh ter. Harriet, of Sylvania are visiting Mrs. Pagan's sister. Misa Elizabeth MeC'iaeken Mr. and Mi's. O. It McDonald and their sons. David, Greg, and Robin, of Lamed. Kansas are visiting Mrs McDonald's parents Mr and Mrs. VV F. Swift. ' Miss Reed Honors Niece At Luncheon Miss Evelyn Heed entertained tier niece, Mrs. Furrnan Jenkins Knight of Sumter. S C. at a lunch eon last Wednesday at The Lodge. The luncheon table was centered 1 w iih an arrangement of pink asters and roses and blue salvia. I he guests in addition to Mrs. K. . :ljt, were Miss Catherine Col hiuin. Miss Amelia MaoFadyen, Mrs Ellen Fox Way. and Mrs. ?tv-pey Heed of New Orleans. Mrs. Knight, who spent last week with Mrs Heed, left Satur day for her home rinkne.v Turbyiill left,this morn ing lor li s home in Elmer, N. J. .?Iter visiting his sister, Mrs. (?. H Martin THE SMART SHOP CORDIALLY INVITES VOL TO BACK - TO - SCHOOL SHOP I'or Wonderful Values and Select ions ? JANTZEN AND WE I {FOOT SWEATERS ? DARK COTTONS ? TOI'LERS ? SlITS ? COATS ? SKIRTS AND RLOl SES ? MISSES" AND SI RTEEN DRESSES I SE OCR LAY-AWAY LI.AN ! THE SMART SHOP _MALN STREET W AYNESVILLE ? a <<<<<<<<<<<< <<<<<<<<<<<<<0 r 3-DIAMOND RING '' large center diamond flanked by twer >' baguette diamonds I I pflBH > f - r A beautiful diamond is indeed \. a treasured possession. It more ; \ than rewards its owner with >' years of sparkling beauty \recalling wonderful memories. 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