OTEEN NEWS
pv Mrs. James E. Wooley
Route 1 — Swannanoa, N. C.
phone: Asheville 3-1878
This reporter would personall;
t0 thank all friends for thei
X , consideration and prayers of
dfor my brother, H. D. For
f who was critically mjurec
lhil'e 0n duty with the railroa,
Hendersonville. At this writini
■s condition is greatly improved
The W.M.S. of Oteen Baptis
u,„*ch held their semi-monthl;
acting Monday, May 12, at Hend
*0n hall. Devotionals were givei
' Met Grace Brigman witl
Jening prayer by Mrs R. E
"Lpbell. A report on steward
hip was given by Mrs. Willi,
louchens, chairman of the com
nittee. Plans were discussed fo
oageant to be presented in lat<
umnier. Mrs. Lillian Hawkin:
pas appointed for the nominat
nfr committee. The meeting wa:
djourned with sentence prayers
[embcrs present were: Mrs. Brig
lan, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Nancj
,vda. Mrs. Kate Saunooke, Mrs
j p, Padgett, Mrs. Thelma Kar
ten, Mrs. Dot Webber, Mrs. Marj
[notts, Mrs. Houchens, Mrs. Loi:
laloney, Sammy and Brenda Kay<
1'ebber, Shirlee Knotts and Pau
ij’da.
The Young Adult Conquerors oi
(teen Baptist church met Tues
av, May 13, at the home of Miss
1 eggy Forrester on Governors
^iew road. Devotionals entitled
Prayer” was given by Miss For
ester. The business session was
resided over by Mary Frances
Ciayton. vice president, in the ab
end of Mrs. Geraldine Green.
Plans were made for a hay ride
to Mills River on May 24. The
meeting was closed with prayer
by Mrs. Grace Brigman, teacher of
he class. A social hour followed
with refreshments being served to
Betty McKinney, Doris McKin
ney. Betty Mehaffey, Zelda Teems,
Barbara Sircey and Venna Mor
is, a visitor.
Mrs. Walter Koll of Overlook
road gave a party for her son,
Kenneth, May 15, honoring his
first birthday. Games were played
an! prizes were won by Trudy
Love and Steve Shytle. Refresh
ments of lemonade, cake, ice
civam and individual candy bask
ets were served to Dicky, Garry
and Lena Green, Trudy and Butch
Love, Steve and Jimmy Shytle,
Richard King and Merle Love.
The eighth grade students of
Haw Creek school made a trio
through the Smokies to Gatlin
burg, Tenn., and other points of
interest on May 16. Their teacher
M W‘n ?\y.’ A‘ G' Tomberlin]
Mrs. O. J. Mutton, Mrs. C. C. Me
Guinn, Mrs. Lewis Ballard, Mrs
Blanche Devault, and Mrs. B. C.
McGimsey also went along.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stafford
and daughter, Elaine, Mr. and
Mrs. Roger Kent and children,
Ronnie, David and Joyce, Mrs
Martha Aiken, Mrs. Julia Kent,
Mrs. Albert Aiken and Gail and
Mary Ann, Sandra and Terry Wat
son, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wat
son enjoyed a picnic at Chimney
1 Rock last Sunday.
Miss Barbara Sircey, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Sircey
of upper Grassy Branch road, has
returned from Winston - Salem
where she was employed.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shackleford
of Craig circle had as their guest
Dewey Sharpe of Winston-Salem,
brother of Mrs. Shackleford.
Mrs. C. L. Bailey and new
daughter, Faye Lynn, have re
turned to their home on Craig
circle from Victoria hospital.
Clifford Jeffries of Craig circle
was admitted to Oteen VA hos
pital last week.
J. R. Thompson of Craig circle
spent this past week end in
Greenville, S. C., attending the
Armed Forces Day celebration.
Mrs. W. W. MlcPherson of
Craig circle is on the sick list.
Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Gregg of
Swannanoa are now residing on
Craig circle.
H. A. Forster of Craig circle
has left for California to take up
residence there. His wife is ex
pected to join him there next
month.
Mrs. Vincenza Migliorini of
Craig circle left for Chicago last
Saturday due to the serious illness
of her brother.
Mrs. S. E. Webber and children,
Sammy and Brenda Kaye, of 202
Governors View road left for Clin
ton, Tenn., due to the illness of
Mrs. Webber’s mother-in-law.
Mrs. D. A. Jones and grandson,
Jerry, of lower Grassy Branch
road are visiting relatives in
Huntsville, Ala.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hipps of
Cornelia, Ga., and Mrs. Jerry
Knapp of Atlanta, Ga., were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Woolley of lower Grassy Branch
road. ,
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SUMMEY’S
State St. Black Mountain
Mrs. Thomas S. Sharp
Is New President
The Asheville Branch of the Na
tional League of American Pen
Women held its May meeting Sat
urday afternoon in the home of
Mrs. Russell Norburn, 54 Hilltop
road, Biltmore Forest. After a
short business meeting the pres
ident, Mrs. R. R. King, installed
the following new officers: pres
ident, Mrs. Thomas S. Sharp;
vice president, Mrs. James A.
Crawford; treasurer, Mrs. Harvey
Hand; recording secretary, Miss
Marguerite Evans; and corres
ponding secretary, Miss Elizabeth
Fields.
Mrs. G. W. Meade, program
chairman, introduced the speaker,
Mrs. L. D. Hayman of Black
Mountain, who on account of the
illness of Mrs. James A. Craw
ford, very graciously substituted
for her, giving Mrs. Crawford’s
prepared program, “Manuscript
Markets.” She also displayed mag
azines sent by Mrs. Crawford so
that the members might know the
magazines that each prefer.
Mrs. Crawford has been quite
successful in having her poems
published in the best national
magazines. Mrs. Hayman also
contributed toward the program
by giving her experience in hav
ing poems published. She read by
request her lovely nature poem,
“Winter”, from the Country Poet.
Miss Sarah Dippenhaver and Mrs.
E. A. Ogle spoke on the publish
ing of music and Mrs. Lowell
Wright on exhibiting and mark
eting her paintings. The entire
program was most helpful and
inspiring. The tea table was ex
quisite in its appointments. Mrs.
R. R. King, now state president,
presided at the punch bowl and
Mrs. G. W. Meade poured coffee.
The next meeting will be a cov
ered dish luncheon at Mrs. Lowell
Wright’s home, 81 Macon avenue,
the third Saturday in June.
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