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1. to them Easy In of I illrections plite untold with by liquid Gnol ASHEVILLE -TIMES, ASHEVILLE, N. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1939 section Page FiVe SOCIAL NEWS WOMEN'S ACTIVITIES Dorothy Hagler Bride Of C. F. Gregory BLACK MOUNTAIN, Sept.

9. (Special)-Miss Dorothy Lee Hagler, of Gastonia Black Mountain and Clarence Franklin Gregory of Richmend. were married at 8 o'clock September 5 at. the First Baptist church Black Mountain. The bride is the daughter and Mrs.

Sebe Blair Hagler, of Gastonia, who have a summer home in Black Mountain The candle-lit church was, decorated with masses of pine and large baskets of white gladioli were banked oh. each side of the platform. The ceremony was performed by the pastor of the church, the Rev. Ottis J. Hagler, brother of the bride, who used the ring ceremony.

Preceding the appearance of the bridal party, Miss Lee Liles. Shelby, N. Sweet Marraret, Mystery of "It God Left Only You" and accompanied at the piano by Mrs. W. E.

Vernon, of Black Mountain, who played appropriate music during the ceremony. Enters With The bride, who entered on the arm of her father, wore a gown of old ivory satin made Empire style extending to form train. Her veil was of tulle with a tiara of seed pearls. She carried a bridal bouquet of sweetheart roses, with 8 shower of tuberoses and lilies of the valley. The matron of honor, Mrs.

Woodrow Miles, sister of the bride, wore A gown of Bleu de France taffeta. and carried Rhubrum lilies. bridesmaids were: Miss Elizabethe, Johnson, of Edgefield, S. Miss Mary Margaret Mull, of Shelby; Miss Julia Hunt, of Lattimore; and Mrs. S.

B. Hagler, of Raleigh. They wore gowns of pink and wild rose taffeta and carried bouquets of garden flowers. The best man was Joseph Hagler, brother of the bride. The ushers were Woodrow Miles of Black Mountaln; Paul Hagler of Union, S.

Lawrence Perry of Sanford; and George Kilgo of Asheville, Mother In Orchid The bride's mother wore an orchid embroidered marquisette gown with corsage of white gladioli. Mrs. Gregory, the groom, wore wine red crinkly, crepe and corsage of white gladioli. dimly lighted the strains The bridal procession, entered the of the wedding march from Wagner's Lohengrin. During the ceremony, the pianist played McDowell's "To a Wild Rose" very softly.

Mendelssohn's "Wedding March" was the recessional. Following the ceremony, A reception was held for the bridal party and out-of-town guests at the home of the bride's brother and Mr. and Mrs. 0. J.

Hagler of Black Mountain. The rooms were decorated with garden flowers. Mrs. Roy Taylor and Miss Jessie Summey assisted the hostess in serving. Leave For North The bride and bridegroom left for wedding trip in the north.

The a bride wore a two piece costume suit of light wool, trimmed with blue fox fur. Her accessories were black suede, and she wore a corsage of sweetheart roses. Mrs. Gregory is a graduate of Mars Hill and Meredith college, where she was a member of Kappa Nu Sigma, scholarship sorority. Mr.

Gregory is a graduate of Mars Hill college, and is at present a senior in chemical engineering at North Carolina State college, He has been an outstanding figure in athletics at both colleges. The couple will be at home at 3313 Parkwood avenue, Richmond. Va. Since the announcement of her engagement Mrs. Gregory was the recipient of many parties.

Following the rehearsal Monday evening Mr. end Mrs. Woodrow Miles entertained the bridal party at a cake cutting. The table was covered with a some lace cloth. The two tier wedding cake topped with A miniature bride and groom was banked in Gentlemen do prefer BEAUTY 46 To Invite RomanceBe Attractive Wise woman! She knows that even husbands like to maintain that spirit of romance that was part of their "courtIng days." Have you forgotten that lately? SPECIAL OFFER Shampoo Hair Style Revilon Manicure All 3 For Given by Our Expert Operators For Appointments PHONE 2396 VANDERBILT Beauty Shop 10 Vanderbilt Concourse Vanderbilt Hotel BRIDES OF THIS Lee Hagler, of Gastonia Pictured at the right is vard.

She is the former is a resident of Brooklyn, D. A. R. CHAPTER To MEET WEDNESDAY SECTION--Shown above at left is Mrs. Clarence and Black Mountain.

She was married Tuesday Mrs. Ellston Ellsworth Johnston, who was married Miss Ruth Dorothy Perry, daughter of the Rev. Plans Made For Club Institute September 27 By MRS. J. W.

BUNN RALEIGH, Sept. 9. (Special) -The announcement that the state-wide club institute of the North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs will be held in September instead of June has aroused renewed interest in this phase of the work. This interest added to the stimulus of a new administration, under the presidency of Mrs. John D.

Robinson of Wallace 1s giving the 1939-1940 club year an early and auspicious beginning. The sessions of the institute will be held in the Carolina Hotel, Raleigh, September 27. in connection with the council, which meets the following day. Mrs. Robinson says she thinks every club president will be there, and that many clubs send other representatives.

for There all will be attendants. a small Mrs. Carroll Is Chairman Mrs. D. D.

Carroll of Chapel Hill, who by virtue of her office as first vice-president is chairman of institutes in the federation, has outlined a program which covers the activity of the departments and divisions of the organization. Experts, chosen for their training and experience in these fields of knowledge have been invited to speak for each. The Institute will open at 2 o'clock with Carroll in charge. The keynote will be sounded by Miss Louise Alexander, former clerk of the city of Greensboro, who will present "The Clubwoman Citizen' in the opening message, which will feature activities of the citizenship department. Mrs.

J. Talbot Johnson of Aberdeen is chairman of the department and will lead the discussion afterwards and present her division workers. "North Carolina's Public Welfare Problem No. to be the theme of that department's study, presented by Dr. Ezzell of the state board of charities.

How best to aid in solving this problem will be the subjest of the conference hour led by Mrs. Charles L. Haywood of Durham, department chairman. Her six division chairmen wil be present to assist in formulating the plan of activity. The American Home department's hour is to be used as a symposium on plans, with the chairman Mrs.

R. S. Ferguson of Taylorsville directing. There are six divisions in this department also, each of which will be represented by its chairman. br.

Graham To Speak Dr. Frank Graham of the University of North Carolina will close the afternoon session, speaking for the education department on "Quo Vadis in Education" Mrs. D. F. Giles of Marton, the chairman, has planned for exhibit of work done by the six an divisions of activity in her department, This exhibit will be placed on the mezzanine floor of the hotel and clubwomen and viswill be open to tors alike during the entire meeting.

The evening session will open at 7:30 o'clock with a musical program under the auspices of that presented department, of which Mrs. J. A. Martin of Lumberton 18 chairman. Writing for All" is the "Creative subject chosen by the literature department for its speaker, Mrs.

Bernice Kelly Harris, of Seaboard. "Mrs. Harris' recent book, 'Pursalane' is receivfavorable comment far and ing Mrs. Carroll, "and her short says familiar to North Carostories are for they have won ina clubwomen, the federation many times." cups in the evening sesThe symposium of sion will be on Educational Movies, with Mrs. J.

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B. NETTLES 97 Ashland Ave. Phone 6151 Miss Ammons Is Wedded To B. Loving good MURPHY, Sept. 9.

(Special)- The Rev. and Mrs. C. Ammons, of Murphy, have announced the riage oftheir daughter, Miss Elizabeth Beryl Ammons, to Lovingood of Murphy and Atlanta, Ga. The wedding was solemnized on in Marietta, with Dr.

White April a 29 at the Baptist pastorium officiating. The bride 1s the only daughter of the Rev. J. C. Ammons, the First Baptist church of Murphy, and Mrs.

Ammons. he is an honor graduate of the Leaksville high school, Leaksville, N. C. This summer she completed her college work at Mercer university, Macon, where she received her A. B.

degree. Mr. Lovingood is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R.

D. Lovingood, of Murphy. After receiving his early cation in the city schools of phy, he attended Emory university, Atlanta, where he received his A. B. degree.

Mr. Lovingood is now in his third year in the AtlantaSouthern Dental college. He 1s A member of the Theta Kappa Psi fraternity. After September 10, Mr. and Mrs.

Lovingood will be at home at 403 Forrest avenue, N. Atlanta, Ga. HATTIE ANN MOODY TO WED WALTER CHOATE SYLVA, Sept. 9. (Special) -Mr.

and Mrs. P. E. Moody have announced the engagement of their youngest daughter, Miss Hattie Ann Moody, to Walter Ray Choate, of North Wilkesboro and Sparta. The wedding will be solomonized October 8, at the Sylva Methodist church.

The bride-to-be attended Sylva high school. Mr. Choate is the son of Dr. and Mrs. B.

O. Choate, of Sparta, He recetved his education at Appalachian State Teachers' college at Boone and North Carolina State college at Raleigh. Mr. Choate now holds the posttion as assistant farm supervisor in Wilkes county. MISS AIKEN WILL SPEAK AT NON PAREIL MEETING Miss Gladys Alken will speak on "Mexico City" at A meeting of the Non Parell club Wednesday afternoon at 3:45 o'clock at the home of Mrs.

J. T. Bledsoe on Cumberland avenue. Mrs. Wayne Bramlett will be hostess for the meeting.

This will be the club's first meeting of the year. MACON COUNTY U. D. C. WILL MEET MONDAY FRANKLIN, Sept.

9. (Special) -The Macon county chapter of the United Daughters of Confederacy will meet at the home of Mrs, J. W. Cantey Johnson, on Harrison avenue, on Monday afternoon, at 3:30 o'clock. tor the regular monthly business and social meeting.

COUNTRY CLUB TO OBSERVE LADIES' DAY Ladies Day will be observed nt the Asheville country club Tuesday with a number of golf matches and bridge games scheduled, An "approaching contest" will be held at 10 a. m. and bridge will be played at 11 a. m. A buffet luncheon will be served at 12:45 p.

m. at flag golf tournament will be held at 2 m. MONTMORENCI GROUP TO HAVE LUNCHOEN MEET A covered dish luncheon will be held by the missionary society of Montmorenct Methodist church Thursday at 1 o'clock at the home of Mrs. P. Lane Gaston, 32 Tacoma street.

Mrs. Allen Luther will be 0.5 sociate hostess. The business meeting will begin at 2:30 o'clock. CANDLER YOUNG PEOPLE LEAVE FOR COLLEGES CANDLER, Sept. 9.

(Special) Boys and girls who are leaving Candier at this time for various schools and colleges are: Western Carolina Teachers' college--Thomas Lane Mallonee, Herbert Cohn. Pranklin Gudger, Alonzo Warren, Wesley Long. and Frances Morgan; Woman's college of the University of North Carolina, Greensboro- Elizabeth Rice, line Dillard, Edythe Rutherford, and Christine Israel; University of North Carolina at Chapel HIlL- Margaret Hall: Swarthmore college Swarthmore, Pa. Isabel Logan; Mars HillWillis Bennett; Asheville Teachers college- Hutchinson; Beren college, Berea, Lane Rice and Jack Stevens; Appalachian State Teachers' college, Boone J. Crisp; Alleghany college, Meadville, Pa -Cynthia Logan.

Several of last year's graduates from Candler high school are attending business colleges in Ashe- ville. USE AGFA The Guaranteed Film 8-HOUR FILM SERVICE WILKINS' CORNER Haywood at College Phone 569 Dr. Eva A. Thompson CHIROPODIST DALE'S BEAUTY SALON 57 Haywood St. Phone 1671 Asheville, N.

Help Keep Asheville Ahead When Your Calendar Reminds You of An Important BIRTHDAY or ANNIVERSARY We Remind You To Say It With Flowers MIDDLEMOUNT GARDENS, Inc. 64 Patton Ave. Phones 815-816 H. M. Mays To Hold Open House Today Dr.

and Mrs. H. M. May will hold house at their home, 25 open Blackwood road, Kimberly Heights, today, honoring Mrs. May's sister and brother-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. J. L. Sweeney of Galveston, Tex. Approximately guests have been invited to call from to 6 o'clock.

MRS. JARRETT SPEAKS AT GARDEN CLUB MEET CANDLER. Sept. 9. (Special) Mrs.

L. E. Jarrett of Knoll O' Oaks gardens, Candler, was guest speaker HER MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED-Mrs. Berlon Lovingood, above, is the former Miss Elizabeth Beryn Ammons, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs.

J. C. Ammons, of Murphy. She was married April 29 at Marietta, Ga. Miss Elsie Hartfield, of Weaverville, has left for Alliance, whete she will teach in the high school this year.

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A new NOXACORN rets rid of few days. Also dries un praly ent Saver misery. Contain castor Iodine and Appriant fousekeepe inc battle clot to wart curt, NOXACORN $1.50 HOUBIGANT BATH POWDER in Quelques Fleurs, Ideal and Gardenia Odors $1.00 Now! 3 TYPES OF KOTEX TO SUIT DIFFERENT WOMEN -AND FOR DIFFERENT DAYS Pkg. of 12's 20c at a meeting of the Candler Home and Garden club Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A.

J. Lee. Miss Lassie Morgan was associate hostess. Mrs. Jarrett conducted a round table oll fall work in the garden and then made short talk giving Ag subject "The Joys In Our Gardens." Mrs.

J. W. O'Hara and Mrs. A. J.

Lee were named delegates to the district garden club meeting in October. Mrs. T. S. Clark, Mrs.

C. D. Mallonee, and Mrs. J. W.

O'Hara were appointed AS nominating committee and will present a slate of officers for election nt the October meeting. ADSCO SERVICE DRUG STORES The fall meeting of the Edward Buncombe chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, will be held Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Asheville Club for Women. Hostesses will be Miss Margaret Lovell Gibson, Mrs. S. T.

Lambert, Mrs. A. C. Hoffman and Mrs. J.

Erskine of Weaverville, The program for the year will stress the particular work of the D. A. standing committees. CANTON WOMAN'S CLUB To HAVE DINNER MEET The Canton Woman's club will have a dinner meeting Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the Champion Y. M.

C. A. it has been announced. Mrs. H.

A. Helder 1s in charge of reservations. OLD FORT WOMAN'S CLUB HAS MEETING OLD FORT, Sept, 9. (Special)- Misses Mary Lu Moore and Mary Rice Robinson were joint hostesses the home of the former on Thursday for first fall Woman's meeting of the Old Fort Junior club. Twenty-nine young women were present.

for gathering and mending toys to be used at Christmas for underprivileged children were discussed. Mrs. Kenneth Rhinehardt of Old Fort, 8 recent bride. Miss Elva Noblitt, a former member, now residing in Washington, D. Miss Blanche Finley of Marion and Miss Norma Gosorn of Old Fort were specially invited guests at the meetIng.

During the social hour punch and cake were served. clematis and ivy. Punch was served during the evening. On Tuesday Mrs. S.

B. Hagler. of Raleigh entertained the bridal party and out of town guests at a luncheon, it's easy! it's cheap! it's fun! to make MANURE with 'ADCO' Out of Falling Leaves, Corn stalks, Grass cuttings, dead plants and other refuse, 25 lbs. ADCO makes 1-2 ton FERTILIZER for only $2.00. 100 lb, in Bulk.

ASHEVILLE SEED CO. 60 College Street -Phone 287 771 Haywood Road 610 When You Wake Fresh Up! YOU find it hard to "get going" in the morning? Wake up feeling listless no appetite for breakfast? Tomorrow morning, soon as you get up, get a chilled bottle of 7-Up from the refrigerator. Sip It slowly taste each sin feel 7-Up fresh up your mouth, help you enjoy a good breakfast and start the day awake and alert. Franklin Gregory, who is the former Miss Dorothy at the First Baptist church of Black Mountain. September 3 at St.

Philips Episcopal church at Breand Mrs. Harry Perry, of Brevard. Mr. Johnston Society And Club Calendar SUNDAY 3 p. -The first meeting of the year of the Asheville Young Judaea club will be held in the vestry room of the South Liberty street synagogue, 4 to 6 p.

Maxine and De Etta Almon will entertain at a tea for their sister-in-law, Mrs. Harold Almon, at the Rhododendron clubhouse. 4 to 6 and Mrs. H. M.

May will hold open house at their home, 25 Blackwood road, Kimberly Heights, honoring Mrs. May's sister and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. J.

L. Sweeney, of Galveston, Tex. MONDAY 3 p. m. -The Woman's Missionary society of the Haywood Street Methodist church will meet at the church.

3:30 p. Woman's Missionary society of Central Methodist church will meet at the church, with circle chairmen meeting a halt hour previously. 7 p. Asheville Dietetic association will hold its first meeting of the year at the S. and W.

cafeteria, with Miss Jessie Chick and Miss Helen Steele in charge of the program. 7:30 p. Woman's auxiliary, the business professional WOmen's group and the men of the church of the West Asheville Pres. byterian church will hold 8 Joint meeting at the church. TUESDAY 11 A.

The Woman's Missionary Union of the First Baptist chorch will observe day of prayer for state missions at the church. 11 In Day will be observed at the Asheville Country club. 2:30 p. -The Ladies Bridge club of the Enka Lake club will meet at the temporary clubhouse at Enka. 3 p.

The Junior Woman's Civic club will meet in the Oriental room of the George Vanderbilt hotel, with Mrs. Howard G. Etheridge AS guest speaker. 3 p. Lanier Literary club will hold its first meeting of the year at other home of Mrs.

W. D. Lanier the Riceville road at Oteen. 3:15 p. monthly meeting of the Women's Missionary Union of the First Baptist church will be held at the church chapel.

WEDNESDAY 10 a. -The Council of Asheville Garden clubs will hold its fall meeting at the George Vanderbilt hotel. 3 p. No. 1 of the Asbury Memorial Missionary society will meet at the home Mrs, Mollie Joyner, Beaverdam road." 3 p.

The American auxiliary will meet in the Legion hall in the courthouse. 3 p. The Edward Buncombe chapter, D. A. R.

will hold its first meeting of the year at the Asheville Club for Women, Sunset Parkway. 3:30 p. m- The Hilliard chapter. W. C.

T. U. will meet at Central Methodist church. 3:45 p. The Non Parell club will meet at the home of Mrs.

J. T. Bleadsoe on Clumberland avenue with Mrs. Wayne Bramlett as hos- tess, THURSDAY 1 p. The opening meeting of the year of the Time and Tide club will be held at the home of Mrs.

John Hopson, on Griffing boulevard. 3 p. -The Asheville chapter and Fanny Patton, U. D. C.

executive committees and chairmen and vicechairmen of the convention committees will meet at the Vanderbilt hotel. 3 P. -The Woman's auxiliary of the Railway Mail association will meet with Mrs. L. L.

Smith, 12 Vance Crescent. FRIDAY 1 p. Twentieth Century club will hold its first meeting of the year at the tee room, 20 North ton, motion picture chairman, in charge. "New Proposals for Eventual World is the theme of the closing message of the institute. Dr.

Harriett Elliott, dean of women, W. C. of U. N. C.

will be the speaker, Final Summer Tea Is Given By Pilot Club The last of the serle of bridgeteas given by the Pilot Club this summer was held in the ballroom of the George Vanderbilt hotel Saturday afternoon with the largest attendance of the season. The table from which refreshments were served was covered with a lace cloth with a large centerpiece of late summer flowers and crystal candelabra burning white tapers. Mra. Violet Hutchins was mistress of ceremonies and introduced the entertainers. First on the program was Mrs.

Maude Martin Dulaney, well known radio artist, who gave two dramatic readings; the Marguerite Hyatt School of the Dance presented Mary Woodard and Forest Wood in a Fred Astaire-Ginger Rogers dance, Maybelle Enman in 8 gypsy dance, Dickie and Joanne Owen in a song and tap dance, "Cocktails for Peggy Rhinehart in a specialty acrobatic tap dance, Gloria Enman in an dance and Forest Wood in a dance entitled "Improvision on Syncopation." Miss Christine Wells was at the piano, Prizes were presented by Miss Mary Louise Armstrong to the following: Miss Hattie Mattox. Danville, Mrs. Dan Patrick, Covington, Alma Lettan, San Antonio, TexMiss Mrs. Walter McFall, Nashville, as; Roy Worley, Kyser, W. Mrs.

William Wallace, Greenville, Mrs. S. Miss Julia Brown, Alexandria, Mrs. Ira Thomas, Kyser, W. La; Nellie Mattox, Danville, Mrs.

Miss Crukshank, New Orleans, J. W. Mrs. Beville, Jacksonville, Markley, Atlanta, Miss Miss M. Savannah, Mrs.

Hefterman, Lancaster, Charlotte: MIss Blanche Ramoth, New Orleans, Jennie Miss Carrie Rohrbacker, Miami, Pla Chinese checkers were Bridge and Refreshments consisted of coffee, played. sandwiches and cakes. tea, punch, Pilot colors of green and gold were used in the decorations, GLADYS LEDBETTER TO WED STANLEY TODD ARDEN, Sept. 9. (Special)-Mr.

of and Mrs. Richard J. Ledbetter, announced engageArden, have marriage of ment and approaching daughter, M158 Gladys Ledbettheir ter, to Stanley Todd, of Miami, Fla. will take place at the The wedding September 13 at Ledbetter home on 5 o'clock, with the Rev. T.

A. Groce, of Candler, officiating. Miss Ledbetter received her education at the Valley Springs high school and the Asheville Teachers' college. Mr. Todd, who for several vears was A member of the Asheville Tourist baseball club, is now pitchfor the Columbus baseball club, Columbus, RECENT BRIDE IS HONOREE AT SHOWER Mrs.

Ed McFall entertained with A shower Friday at her home In Weaverville, honoring Mrs. Ben Dobbins who was married recently. The honoree is the former Miss Louise Clinton. of Weaverville. Ten persons attended the shower.

Liberty street, with members of the program committee as hostesses. 2:30 p. m- -The Ladies auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen will meet at the Oddiellows hall on Ravenscroft drive. 3:30 p. Travelers club will hold its first meeting of the year at the home of Mrs.

Julian Moore, 34 Hilltop road, Biltmore Forest. 6:15 p. -The Naomi Schell Business circle of the First Baptist church will meet in the social hall at the church. 9 p. m.

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