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SOCIETY and CLUB
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ACTIVITIES
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TB Seal Receiotct
Tobacco Queen
Candidates Are
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Presented At Ball Week Of Nov.
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Candidates for Tobacco Queen
Mrs. H. c. La,,,-1949 were formally presented
for
man, reported loda n,
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MRS. BEN SLOAN, Society Editor
for the first time at the Festival
s
Ball in the WaynesyiJle Armory Christmas seals in M.
i
'tun
the
week
ot N.
Thanksgiving night.
The ball, sponsored by the elusive totalled on, Ul
She said. Iiowim
Waynesviile Junior Chamber of
Commerce, was one of the most be due tu the pus. jb,!,,
residents did m,t ,,,, ',.
colorful events of the festival.
Twenty-thre- e
girls, representing mittee's letter enclos,,,:'
'I I,
imp
as many communities in Haywood and the
d
Waddell Coker of Biloxi. MissTo
further
County,
presented
were
this
with
their
daugh.Al)li
Foley,
Miss Patricia Joy
issippi was a week end guest of
escorts and participated in a grand the Committee hop,
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester W.
"t
that all who can v;;i
Miss Carmen Plott at the home of
march led by Miss Bonnie Tran-tln.Foley, of Jacksonville. Florida was
1949 Tobacco Queen, and their contributions i,,
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Homer
married to William Ray Howell, sou
LesUr Burgin, Jr., president of er of Uazelvvood. h, ,, ,h
of Alden Howell. Jr. and the late
Plott.
campaign.
Jaycees.
Waynes-wllthe
Mrs. Bess Ray Howell of
She reminded ih.
Cathey served as master
Turner
in a ceremony at Si Patrick"
Miss Kathryn Queen left this
of ceremonies and introduced the there are only
a,,,
Catlitdral m New York City on
morning to return to Raleigh after
to
couples as follows: Miss Tranthum la tore Cliri-.tmSaturday morning, November 12
week-en- d
with
her
spending
the
Kelley.
the
of
Judge Camille
and Mr. Burgin, Miss Elizabeth feed the county'.; e ,,.,!
The Rl Rev T J Kylnn pronounc-t- Memphis Juvenile Court, who made parents. Mr. and Mrs. John M.
"Ann Crawford with Phillip Carter, for tuberculin. is
the vows in the presence of the
the principal address at the Ar- - Qileen. Sr.
Miss Betty SeUer with James Roy
immediate members of the fami- mory Friday evening was guest
Moody, Miss' Phyllis Morrow with
lies.
corrtE
Miss Margaret Perry returned
of honor at an informal breakfast
To
Boyd Medford, Miss Jennie Mae
During the tercinony, Schubert's given
Sunday
!
spending
Thanks-after
the
mornSaturday
The Lodge
at
Early with Hugh Early, Miss Nancy
was played and the
Ave Maria
ing by the Waynesviile
Business giving holidays iu Newberry, S. C.
Medford with Max Rogers, Miss
traditional wedding marches were and Professional Women's Club.
as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Theo- - j
Susie Noland with J. W. Graham,
A C o in m u ii i v 1), w I,,
Hargrove.
dure
Mrs. M. G. Stainev. president of
Miss Velma Singleton with Blan-to- n meeting will
Floor vases of white chrysanthebe held
Hi.
Kelley
club,
Judge
the
introduced
Burnette, Miss Ruth Shelton Creek School, TIiiu
mums and wlutr gladioli with
Miss Ida Penny will leav e on
m!.,
guests.
special
and
other
a:;d inaBnulia leaves
with
Hyatt,
Maggie
N.
Miss
J.
Wednesday
1. at 7 P. iM.
for Farmville. Virginia
Attending the breakfast, in adFrady with Bill Martin Boone, Miss
wtit ued in decorating the altar dition to Judge
C. L. Allen, chairman
Kelley and Mrs where she will spend the winter.
t
(Ji'ecilciy
Queen
w;is
Doris
with
the
Erwin
Shook. charge of the program.
cliuicb
ol
Current,
Miss
Ruth
were
Stamey.
t Willed
Miss Maxine Clark with Carol
aiound the white satin
Mrs. Edgar Gooid spent Thanks
stati' home demonstration asent:
kneeling stands.
Scott. Miss Vivian Gilliland with
-Miss Nell Kennett. district home 8ivinS in Chapel Hiil with her 1
Ted Owen. Miss Joan McCracken
Tlie bride who was given in
agent: Miss Marv Cornvvell. coun- - daughter. Mrs. Charles Williams,
Words of the Wise
with Douglas Hipps, Miss Reta
by her father, wore a gown tv
.Mrs.
Young,
"d
sister.
Marion
Rogers
hr
home agent; Mrs Claude
The best rules to form a vmmR
Frady with Bill Humphries, Miss
ol unpolled Chantilly lace over state
is
She
expected
tomorow.
home
of the North
man, are, to talk little, to li.nr
Bennie Lou Medford with Jerome
The basque bodice Carolina Educational Association;
white satin.
much, to reflect alone upon what
Boyd.
Bobby
I
Miss
Messer
with
were
AND
CS
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MRS
WESLEY
SUMMEBROW
MR.
in
married
featured a portrait neckline and Mis Alma Jackson, president of! Dan Watkins, Jr., was here from!
has passed in company; to diJames Arrington, Miss Juanita
was accented with a wide
the Brevard Methodist Church on Saturday evening. November
strust one's own opinions, and
the Haywood county unit of thej State College to spend ThanksgivMesser with Mack Bryson. Miss
kht
bertha. The bouffant
value others that deserve it.
19. Mi s. Sumi.u i row is the former Miss Josephine Martha Cube,
Mrs Ben Sloan, and. the; ing with his parents. Mr. and Mrs
C E A
Jewel Evans with Blount Osborne.
(Sir William Temple
tell in scallops over two mi-ti- t follow ing members of the club: Dan Watkins.
daughter of Mrs. John F. Cabe and the late Mr. Cabe of WaynesMiss Novella Wood with David
s
of net
at the
hemline Mis W. 1). Ketner. Miss Fiances'
viile. Mr. Summerrow is the son of Mr. and Mrs. G rover CleveRogers and Miss Cenie Ferguson
She wore matching lace mitts and Hose. Mrs John
t.
Miss Marguerite Way has return-- !
Dr. Mary'
land Suiiiiiicrrow of Uazelvvood.
with Ed Rogers. Two candidates.
carried an old fashioned bouquet Miehal. Miss Mar Medford. Mrs. ed to Woman's College in Greens- -'
Throat Specialists report
New Yorkb
Miss Peggy Jo Gibbs and Miss
of valley lilies centered with whitt .) R.- McCiacken. Mrs. Kenneth boro. after spending the Thanks-- ;
Bobbie
Reynolds,
were
to
DOG
finger-tiKITTY
unable
PI1EBISIIES
y
veil of brid- Lowe. Mrs Lawrence l.eatherwood. giving holidays with her parents.
orchids. Her
on
lest of CAMEL smokers.
gives her nl
at lend the dance
al illusion fell from a Chantilly
Miss Nancy Killian. Miss Margaret Mr, and Mrs. J. H. Way.
Mass. tUPi
A,
PEMBROKE,
Decorations were in fall colors,
lace poke bonnet caught on either Johnston. Mrs. Joe Palmer. Mrs.
German shepherd dog owned by with brown and yeUow p
side by sprays of valley lilies and Howard Br.vson and Mrs. Edith
Bob Colkitt, who is a student
Qfctes
Chester E.
is the family sllearmn.s overhead, and an arch
her only ornament was a diamond Allev.
at the University of North Caro"kitten sitter". When the family's wus used at nne end of lhe ba
cross, a family heirloom
lina, spent the holidays with his
three month old kitten. Patsy. nioln as the gil.,s came upofl ,ht,
CASE OF
William H. Clark of Jacksonville.
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Colkitt.
Mrs. Wilma Bui ress McElroy. 78, wanders into the street, the dog fl,wir
Florida, uncle of the bride-groowill
by
pick
it
up
wife of Joe F. McElroy, died sudchase it.
the
Music was by Carol Henry's
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Prevost and
served as best man.
denly at her home early Monday neck and return it to the y aid,
Orchestra and Mrs. Fred Camp-hel- l
Mrs. Foley, mother of the bride
Mr and Mrs Calvin Houghland atmorning.
directed the grand march.
wore a gown of Champagne Chantended the Vandurbilt-Tenitesse- c
GOOD HUNTING
Funeral services will be held
DUE TO SMOKING
tilly lace and a matching small hat
game in Knoxville Saturday.
sv
at the Barbel
ille Baptist Church.
J. II. BRADSHAW
trimmed with tiny pearls Her corSAN
FRANCISCO
API
Deer
Tuesday at 2 30 p.m. The Rev.
sage was of lavender orchids
Miss Barbara Francis, who has
hunters in California have had
John Hent-- Bradshavv. 76. died a position with the Welfare De- A. L. Peak, pastor, will officiate their best year.
Mrs. William Clark, aunt ol the
By the end of Oc- X
rrc
a
illness
brief
will
by
morning
be
Rev.
and
assisted
after
the
partment of Stokes County, spent
bridegroom, wore a gown of fore-- t Friday
tober,
Divison
the
of Fish and
BradRiley
i
Mir,
It. Williamson,
Malcolm
pastor
of
week-engreen silk faille matching green at the home of Irs
d
at
The Haywood Chapter of the
the Thanksgiving
Game had already received 50.000
of
section
Waynesviile
Creek
Fines
Presbyterian
the
of
shavv
the
home.
felt hat and brown accessories. Her
tags turned in by hunters. United Daughters of the ConfedThese were lie lrniini;s
Church Interment will he in Craw- - deer
corsage was of yellow and green Haywood county.
highest previous record was eracy will have a Christmas party
The
of noted thro.ti spc.
(1
lo,
Riley
Manorial Park
Survivor include two sons.
at
Mr and Mrs. George Rotha and
the
December
meeting
orchids.
which
set in 1948 when tags for 47,789
in j test ol huri tntK
Pallbearers will he Sam Brad
;;td J. M Bradshavv of the Fines daughter. Gretchen. of Charlotte,
ot men ami women ho
will be held Friday afternoon at
Following the ceremony, a wedbucks
were
in.
turned
Smokeil (..inieN tur ill
Creek section: four daughters. Mrs. were guests of Mr. Rotha's mother. ley. Hugh Jav nes. Virgil Sizemore,
the home of Mrs. Noble Garrett,
ding breakfa. was held in Ciram-t-rce it.n v l he
corr seen
at 3:30 o'clock.
John Sexton of Madison county. Mrs. Ham Rotha. over the week- - Hardin Franklin. James T. Noland.
Park Hotel.
lliro.its ot .ill sr.iol., n in
Mrs. L. E. Perry spent the
and Otis Burgin. Granddaughters
the cm wen t .i;innu
Mrs. C. F. Kirkpatriek will be
Ml
The bride's table wa- - centered Mrs Albert Buckncr of Alexander. end
week end in Canton as the guest
will serve as flower bearers.
a (uul ul
ever,
i ek
in charge of the program and Mrs.
with a low aijajijement of vall.e Mrs, .1. S. Jenkins of Candler and
of
Dr.
Chalta-noosand Mrs. Robert Owen.
e.xain'ruuom.
Mrs. McElroy. a native of HaySam Queen will preside.
Cyril Minett
has returned to
lilies and small white builcrfiv Mrs.' Margaret Hank oi
Trim and a number of Chapel Hill after spending Thanks- wood County lived her entire life
orchids flanked by lighted taper.--,
here.
giving at home.
in silver candelabra The embossed gi andcliildrcn.
Surviving in addition to the
wedding cake was a replica of thr
Funeral s. i vices v. ere held SunMiss Charlene Rotha was here husband are three daughters. Mrs.
day at 2:30 j), m. in Mt. Zion Bapbride's bouquet.
n, jua
iim, iwmmmmmmmmmmmmmmtmmmmmm
7 ' r .--j
Mrs.
Elmer
After the breakfast, the couple tist church at Ivy in Madison to visit her mother. Mrs. Harrv George Mehall'ey.
Miss Head, and Mrs. Carl Cunningham.
Rotha. for the week-enleft by motor for a wedding trip county.
through the New England States
Burial was in the church ceme- Rotha is a member of the faculty all of Waynesviile; three sons, Bill
of the N. C. School for the Deaf and Tom McElroy of the home
Lpon their return this week they tery.
and Everett McElroy of Waynes- Mr. Bradshaw was a native and at Morganton.
will reside at Forest Hill Farm.
villi one sister. Mrs. Fannie Boyd
resident r.t Buncombe
Cullowhee. where the bridegroom lifelong
' !' Leicester:
five grandchildren
several
moved
Harry
Mrs.
Shumaker
Mr.
had
and
c.unty
and
engaged
is
in farming and cattle
and live great grandchildren.
spent
Fines
Creek
S.
ago
to
Spartanburg.
the
of
C.
raising
months
'iiii, i itiiAW.Y snor
Arrangements are under the di- For traveling the bride wore a section v.he-- c he was engaged in Thanksgiving with the latter's
hrother-in-laand sister. Mr and nclion of Garrett Funeral Home.
tall suit of citron colored wool and farming.
Wells Funeral Home. Canton, Mrs. C .1 Reece.
her accessories were of mink shade
WEARING THE GREEN
is
v
Her corsage was of orchids detach- was in charge of arrangements.
MissStephanie Moore, educaed from her wedding bouquet.
iAP)
HOI STON
It didn't
tional director of The Masonic
MRS. TEX ANA REED
Mrs Howell attended Bartram
visited her lake much discussion for Glenn
Home. Macon Ga..
bthool and was graduated from
Funeral services for Mrs. Texana brother and sister-in-laMr. and McCarthy, oil man and sponsor of
Robert E. Lee High School in
Reed. 76. of Canton, who died Fri- Mrs. Dudley Moore, at Lake Juna-lusk- a the local Shamrock Bowl game in
Jacksonville and also of George- day in an Asheville hospital after
Conference
during the Thanksgiving which (he
town Visitation Junior College in
champions will meet an
lingering illness, were held Sat- holidays.
Washington. !. C She was a mem- aurday
squad from the rest of the loop
at 2 p. m in the home.
ber of the 1946-4- 7
Debutante CotDec. 17. to decide what color
s
The Rev. Horace L Smith, pasRiley
of
and
Mr
Mrs.
Robert
erie of Jacksonville at the annual tor r,f the First Bautist church, of- the
will wear. "Kelly
Greensboro spent Thanksgiving
presentation ball of the Florida fiit.jated.
Bon-Ain
Burial was
with the latters parents. Mr. and Green." ordered McCarthy.
Yacht Club. She was crowned Venture Cemetery.
Mrs. R. C. TutUe. at their home
Queen of Ye Mystic Revellers of
M.'.V
Pallbearers were W. S- Edwards. or. Auburn Road.
LICKS CHOPS
1949 at the1 coronation Tableau.
W
B
York.
G. C. Watts. John
She is a member of the Spinisters-CotillioBOSTON
Floyd
The lucrative
'LP
and
vimJmmmmmL- Byrd. Letcher Reeves
4i
mm iiilaTiilitiriiifiiiinrtufitnamni
Miss Lois Massie of Daytona vacation business
Club and the Junior Webster.
will yield a recBeach.
holidays
Fla..
with
snent
the
League of Jacksonville.
Surviving are seven sons. J. E.. her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Guv ord S870.000O0O harvest in New
The bridegroom, who has made
England in 1949. according to the
T E.. B. B and Paul of Canton. Massie.
Delicious
his home with his uncle and aunt. H I. R A and R. B. of Enka;
New Kngland Council.
Mr. and Mrs. William Clark for fi,r
Knight
B
C.
riauohtcrs. Mrs.
Mrs. H C. Martin of Blowing
the past twelve years. attended an( irs Walter Ledford of Enka.
Tut's is a friendly shop
Christ School at Arden and was ant m)s C, K Mattrews of Can Rock is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. It. II. Blackwell.
graduated from Bolles Militarv ton: 21 grandchildren: nine
conveniently located . . serv- 1
l
Academy where he was a member
two brothers. J. P.
Carolyn Clapp of Swannanoa
of the Alpha Delta Tau fraternity.
ing delicious sandwiches, cofand
Oa
,inrhr,lH of Lavonia.
He was graduated in June 1949 Thomas Aderliold of Stone Moun-fror- n spent the holidays here as the
guest of her cousin. Jane Clapp. it
fee, cakes and pics in a friendthe University of Florida, ,i r.
home of her parents. Mr. and
wnere ne received his degree of
Formerly of Georgia. Mr?. Reed the
Mrs"
Howard Clapp.
ly and pleasing atmosphere.
Bachelor of Science in Agriculture had made her home in Canton for
While at the University, he was a a number of years
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crawford of
member of the Alpha Tau Omega
Wells Funeral Home was in
You will enjoy the excellent
Durham spent Thanksgiving with
fraternity and the Pirates, social charge.
the former's mother, Mrs. W. T.
organization. He served two and
service!
Crawford.
a half years in the Pacific aboard
Cardi
NOT SO WORTIII.KSS
a Navy Destroyer.
MEMPHIS. Tt nn. CP' Bernard
Mr. and Mrs. B. Arp Lowrance
He is a grandson of the late Mr
guests
and Mrs. Clyde H. Ray of Waynes- - L. Conn bought a hatch of slock in of Charlotte were week-en- d
the 1920s. After the 1929 market of Mr and Mrs. W. Curtis Russ.
thought
it
was
value
collapse he
.tjss Virginia Tillotson of Hen- less. He forgot it until a tracer firm
spent Thanksgivirre
asked him to dig out the stock dersonville.
and
certificates. The worthless" paper here as the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Miss Patricia Joy Foley Is
Bride Of William R. Howell
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Judge Kelley Is
Honor Guest
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proved to be worth about $500 or W. C. Russ.
$600.
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400-DA-
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PINCKNEYVILLE.
111.
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LAFF.A-DA- Y
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Mr. and Mrs. Leo Broha claim that
!the timepiece sent them from
Europe by their son is 50 times as
good as grandfather's old eight-da- y
clock. Their son. a Berlin airlift
flier, told thctn the clock would
run 400 days without winding.
KO FAVORITISM
GUiiTIS
Mrs.
HILLS BORO. Tex. 'UP)
Helen Smith. Hillsboro .city hall
worker, knows what it's like to
taste some of. her own medicine.
She wrote out an overtime parking receipt for $1 for herself.
DRUG STORE
Home Owned
"She hate me becaua I m amart,
,
er
than ahe i
;
BELLE
make$ thr$ pharmacy
your Pgwer Plant for a
healthier, happier life! Qur
Pharmacists have the
"know-how- "
to use their
tool?, the integrity to follow your doctor's orders.
Your Walgreen Agency
'UP
ville and the late Captain
and Mrs. Alden Howell of Waynei-vill- e
and Los Aiuiele.
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ADEQUATE
EQUIPMENT
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