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METHODIST CIRCLES MEET
Mr*. Letter A. Hoke entertained
members of circle number one at
her home on Oold street, Monday afternoon
with Mrs. N. F. Walterson
aa Joint hostess.
The devotional service was conduc
ted by Mr*. Cora Hayes and Mrs.
Paul Moss had charge of the Bible
Study which sfce presented in a most
interesting way. The study was taken
from the book of Joshua.
^ Mrs. Hoke, circle leader had char
ge of the business session.
Fifteen members responded to rou
call.
Congealed salad with accessories
iiu cuute w?o oervea.
Mrs. B. 8. Nelll and Mrs: Y. F
Thronburg were hostesses to members
of circle number two entertaining
at the home of Mrs. Neill on
Piedmont avenue on Monday afternoon.
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T^wenty two members were present.
Mrs. J. R. Davis led the devovotlonal
service and Mrs. M. 1* Hou
ser, circle leader, conducted the bu3
iness session. Mrs. H. R. Parton had
charge of the. Bible Study.
Delicious refreshments were served
during the social hour.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Annie Dilling.
Mrs. O. O. Jackson was hostess to
members of circle number three entertaining
at her home on Gold
street Monday afternoon.
Twenty one, three of whom, were
new members, were present.
Mrs. H. T. Pulton had charge . of
the Bible Study and Mrs. C. W. Harper,
circle leader, presided during
0 the business session.
The hostess served a refreshment
course consisting of Sandwiches,
wafers, and tea.
'< VISITORS
FROM CHARLOTTE
Mesdames B. R. Wllieford, Pierce
and 8winson of Charlotte and Mrs.
, Taylor of Mount Olive were guests
f- 01 Mrs. urady King Tuesday after*
noon.
A tempting tea course was served
informally by the (hostess.
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bushes this spring, ant
ity to get the pick of tl
signed for your new s[
leather sandal goes eq
feminine or tailored cl<
on a giddy high heel, i
popular priced in the r
green, white, luggage i
The two style
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AND PERSONAL HAPPEN
/KLo 1 to 1
VND 88 MRS. A. H. PATTP
; ENTERTAIN YOUNG FRIENDS . I
Misses Betty end Jean Cash en-, I
tertalnd a number of their young j
friends on Tuesday afternoon at the 1
Cioino of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. <
"?"u *>?au uu Mim rung street. ?
The party was given In celebration I
of Betty's birthday anniversary. t
The young folks enjoyed a number t
of games after which they were ser
ved Ice cream, cake and punch. J
The guests included Misses Jean t
Hord, Betty Lynch. Jacqueline Falls
Sunt Catherine Kalis, Alda Jean t
Davis, (Barbara JeaJi Matthews, J
Duckle Jenkins, Dorothy Fulton, t
Valeria Joyce Morrow, Kay McGih- C
uis, Mildred May GOfortb, and Dan
Pressley. I
MEETING OF STUDY CLUB I
Mrs. J. M. Rhea was hostess to v
members of the Study Club and in- r
vited guests, entertaining at her;}
'jome on West Mountain street
Tuesday afternoon. The rooms of }
the home were thrown en-suite and (
attractively arranged with colorful ?
spring flowers. ' v
Mrs. J. R. Davis bad charge of a t
study on Gardenlug and was assist- g
ed by Mrs. O. W. Myers who read g
Talks Before Our Gordon Club; Mrs. j y
J Charles Thomasson who gave, Gar- >
den Suggestions; and Mrs. C. W.
j Harper. Don't Fool Yourself or Your
* Lawn.
Questions on Gardening and a
.round table discussion of toe subject
i concluded the study and ,-interesting
1 current events bv Mrs. Davis was an *
addtlonal feature of the program.
A tempting salad course with accessories
and a sweet course was j
served.
Martin Luther Harmon, George'
Plonk and Mlsa Prances Goforth, atrt I
dents at Carolina are at home for
t.he spring holidays.
PARKS-HICKS MARRIAGE
ANNOUNCEO
( Announcement has been made of r
the marriage of Miss Nina Hicks of,
Kings Mountain and Morganton to
Mr. Ben Parks, of Morganton. jt
I The ceremony was performed in J
Bessemer City. N. C., Saturday after
I noon. March 12, with Rev. C. jJ
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tew colors of red, blue,
tan and combinations.
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ERSON, Editor
Black, D. D., former paator of Use
Mrlde. o elating. I
The bride its a daughter of Mr. an<l |
Mrs. J. U. Hicks of Kings Mountain
snd Morganton. S>be holds a position
us supervisor in the School for the <
Deaf in Morganton. sbo la a young t
vornan of bright meulality ond winsing
disposition,
Ttie bridegroom, a son of Mr. and (
Mrs. J. H. Parks of Morg&nton holds (
i position as mechanice there. 1
The only* attendants at the wedling
were Mlss-Vcrna Hicks and Mr
fohn Hicks of Kings Mountain, bro- (
her and sister of the bride and Mr. ?
)dell Pressley of Grover. B
SINNER GUEST IN ROCK HILL
Attorney J. R. Davis went to Rock F
Fill, 8. C., Monday night where he J
sag among the guests at an elabo- t
ate dinner given by Colonel and
drs. W. M. Wilson at their home.
Covers were laid for Colonel t
ilyers, Attorney of Washington, D. o
Colonel Oscar Doyle, United p
states District Attorney of Greenille,
S. C., Colonel Joe Mdss, Atorney
of York, S. C., Colonel Erp f
iipt of Kings Mountain Battle- r
:round, J. R. Davis, Attorney of a
Cings Mountain, and Colonel and
Ire. Wilson, the hosts.
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Personals '
Mre. John Blggcrs of Shelby visltd
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Neal Tuesday.
Mrs. I* F. Neal visited Mrs. Gree- j
y Neal of Blacksburg Saturday.
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Mrs. Ira Turner of Chartotte was I
l recent guest of Mrs. H. T. F\ilton.'a
Mayor and Mrs. J. B. Herndon a
vere Charlotte visitors Wednesday.
S. R. Suber is recovering from a t
ecent Illness. j C
Mrs. E. C. Cooper of Raleigh, has n
ipf-n nn a visit to relatives In Kinks d
doimtain.
Mre. Pratt Herndon of Bethlehem I
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a new suit or tie. KEETER'
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JJE rOU VALUE NEVER1
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R8DAY, MARCII 17. 1938
wan a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs.
8. C. lUUtrrH.
Mrs. W. B Welr^vUited her slater.
Mrs. Albert Wblsnant In Blacksburg
Saturday.
Mrs. Mason Lath am and son of'
Patterson Springs visited Mr. and
Mrs. L. P. Neal Tuesday.
Mesdames W. A. Mauuev, Prank
Summer* and J. E. Herndon visited
iu Catawba county Tuesday.
Mrs. B. M. Ormand left last week
tor Palm Harbor, Fla., where she
Is visiting Mr, and Mrs. J. P. Allison.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Long of Con
:oid visited relatives in Kings Moun
Bin Sunday.
Mrs. Kellev Jackson of Gastonia
mil Miss Una Jackson of Clover, S.
3.. spent the week-end with Mrs. W.
I\ Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs Hunter Hudson of
Charlotte visited Mr. J. B. fortune
utd family here Sunday. Mrs. Hudon
is the daughter of Mr. fortune. f
Mr. Moffatt Ware left Monday for
aim Harbor, fla., where his wife, j
Jrs. Ware, will join him on -a trip ,
o Miami, Fla. .
Miss liuth Brown and Miss Gerrude
Haas of Charlotte were guests
t Miss Ruth Putnam during the
a st week-end.
Mrs. I. B. Hullender, Mrs. Mollle
larmon and Mrs. Edna Kuhn were
ecent visitors at the home of Mr.
nd Mrs. Charlie Palls at Laimberton
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Miss Louise Bell has accepted a
position as sketch artist designing
feou Slaps for the Chicago Sign
Corporation in Charlotte, N. C.
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Mr. and Mrs.. Harold Hunnicutt
rave returned, home after .spending
everal weeks in Palm Harbor, fla.
They were accompanied home by
itrs. George Patterson of Gastonla.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Smathers, Miss
Miry Grace Patterson of Charlotte,
nd Miss Dorothy Patterson of Norwood
spent the week-end with Mr.
nd Mrs. A. H. Patterson.
Misses Virginia Burrage, Irene
Lllen, Frances Goforth .and Mrs. D.I
Soforth, and Mr. Smyre Williams of
he Belk Clerical forc^. were busiless
visitors In Charlotte Wedneslay.
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Mrs. J. A. Neisler and son, Hugh
filler, and Mrs. Fred Finger and ,
NG Fa
ytwear
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itions.
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selection Keeter's big
est spring s
r new outfit. We have ju|
r appearance
S are styled stock of Qu
wno, blacks, gtepa to
ryone.
to visit ou
) $5.001 Spring thai
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UNDERSOLD
on. Cart, wilt leave Thursday for
I'btaUr, Va.. where they will visit
their parent*. Mr. and Mm. Preston
Miller.
Several member* of the A K P.
m'limntinmf" >um m huu'ihwitv
With the Junior Choir for the closing
service of the three-day meeting
Kev. W M. Hoyce has been conducting
at the A. R. P. church there.
Tlte Junior Woman's Club will
present a Helen Keller pageant at
the Woman's Club building Thursday,
March 17, at 8 p. m. The public
is cordially Invited. There wlti '
In- a silver tea in connection with it. 1
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Mr. and Mrs. J. I.*, Rbinebardt (
spent the Pa8t week-end with Mr.
and Mrs Joe Mauney. They came es- j
peciully to see their little grand-dau- ,
ghter, Nellie Elizabeth. Mr. and Mrs
Khinehardi were accompanied bv
their sons, William and John. ,
Mrs. C. E. Noisier and daughter, ,
Miss Pauline Neisler left their win-j J
ter home in Palm Harbor, Fla.. I .
Tuesday to attend the annual Pll-I
grlmage In Natchez, Miss. They wilt!
also see the Bellingrath Gardens In
Mobile, and other Interesting places
In New Orleans. On their return
Lhey will visit relatives in Alabama ,
and Georgia. ,
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D. F.HORD
Furniture Co.
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Buy It For Less at Hord's
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In our bi
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and jfirls.
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tyles and colors for every m<
st the pair to "set-off" that
aiity Shoes will be found th
andfather's old-comforts. 1
r shoe department and insp
; are arriving daily.
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Jupiter's dlatuc.vi Is 11 times that
of the earth- Czechoslovakia
la about tru- alM
of Illinois. \
Paraguay and Bolivia are the ouly
nations of the new world which
have no outlet to the sea.
A journey southward from the
f*uited States can be made by raih
is ay as far as El Salvador, crossing
n!l Mexico and Guatemala.
Iron and steel scrap, formerly coh.
sidercd junk, has within the last few . J
years reached the front rank among
the raw materials on which tho
world's steel industry depends.
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All bpt three of this coustry's 2<
rational parks are open the year
round and winter sports may. be em
joyed Is many of them. In some
i>arks the snow lasts into the ,sumtiler,
pern\ittine- ski racing on July 4,
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JOB PRINTING
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SAVE YOUR
PENNIES
ITS COMING!
The Original Rexall
1c Sale
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Particulars
Kings Mountain
Drug Co.
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ladies
children
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g shoe department, we
overlooked the boys
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ive just the styles and
: young folks want for
fle pride ourselves with
tion we give to the pro
ig of growing feet. If
for the children bring
Keeter's first. All pricc
to $2*95 |
rflowing with the newfmber
of the family. II 1
new outfit. In our big ||
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ose from baby's firstiVe
cordially invite you
ect the new styles for || I
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Kings Mountain, N. C. |l |
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