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HOUM WARMING
Mrs. Madeline Ligon was honnrciat
' moat delightful House-Warming
given aa a surprise to her by a number
of ber friends. The guests met at
the home of Mrs. D. Uoforth and
went tto Mrs. Ldgon's new home In
Mho Part on Apartment on Carpenter,
street wb^re they presented the holt
oroe a shower of useful and . attractive
gifts for her home.
Bingo was played and later lp the
evening tempting refreshments consisting
of sandwiches, cake caudy
and tea was served by a group of
guests.
Those present Included Mesdames
P. D. Patrick, Bctor Harrlll, Daisy
Osment. 0- C O'Farrell, Ben - F.
lletin, P. C. Elam. H R. Parton, Tim
moos Hord, D. Ooforth; Miss Mu
setjte Jenkins, Mrs. Ligon and two
daughters.
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STEAK FRY AT LAKE
, Members of the Young Men's Club
entertained a number of their lad/
friends at a steak-fry and party at]
Lake Montonia last Friday evening
as a special compliment to a number
who were at home from college for j
' the spring holidays.
. Invited guests and- members of the
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Vf*. SMITHBR give* the op)
XVI. hr of tobacco planter* whi
their own smoking ? the majority
prefer Camel*." Men who kwt?
ground np prefer CmmtU. They
tpecial treat of imoking Camel'
PENSIVB TOBACCOS-Turk
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AND PERSONAL HAPPE1
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| club present included Misses Prances
Uofidh, Rllsabetb Munis. Irene
CatuplteH, Bva Mae Suber. Helen
| Slew art. Maty Sue MeGinnlx, Nina
Jackson and Maigaret Corn well;
Bruce M/I>unlcl, Billy Weir, Olio
\Villiatii!< Klino Bridges, Kre'd Ping
cr, Karl. McOlll. Hume* Houston,
Hill Lokuii. Wilson Crawford, Martin
' Li. Harmon, Hubert Aderholdt, Bill
{While, James Anthony, Thornton
Hun-ill and L. M. Logan, all of Kings
t Maintain; Miss Kdtth Pitts, of Gasi
loniu. Misses Jeanette Walker. Beatrice
Payne and Lillian LUtle of
J Bessemer City.
The young people were entertained
at the Bridges and Pulton cotta'
ges.
I
{shower given for
Mice rnci i uni ifabs
ft ibbirvni/
Palm Harbor, March 14.?Mrs.
Moffatt Ware and Mrs. E. L. Campbell
entertained a large group of
friends at the home of the latter, Frl
day night with a miscellaneous
shower honoring Miss Edell Willlford.
who will be married in Juna
U> William S. lfogue.Multl-hued
flowers were used to
decorate the party rooms. Games
appropriate to St. Patrick and a
bride-to-be were played. Mrs. John
Lang and Mrs. George Patterson
were awarded' prizes.
Mrs. Wllford Twyman read a clev.
er poem -to the honor guest. Each
one present wrote an amusing paragraph
of advice. As Mfs. Ware read
"That Old Sweetheart of Mine," Mrs
Gregor Ulmer, Mrs. Theron Stabsell
Mrs. Esten Glmer, Miss Pauline Nels
ler and Miss Wllliford represented!
the sweethearts. Miss Wllliford wh$y
appeared last, was presented wlthj
the basket of gifts. Delicious refresh
ments. carrying out the cotor scheme
of green and white were served by
the hosteses, assisted by Mrs. John
Lang. Mrs. C.. E. Neisler and Mrs.
Emer W Doud.?St-. Petersburg Independent.
Personals
Mr. Will Falls spent Saturday
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morning in cnerryvjtte.
Mrs. Vera Bridges of the Dixon
community is visiting her sister, Mrs
Julia Smith.
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Mrs. Wright Harmon spent 8atur
day morning with Mrs. Dora Sellers
of near Cherryville.
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Mr. J. M. Williams of Pageland,
spent the week-end with his family
in Kings Mountain.
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Miss Mikey Barber of Atlanta. Ga.,
V.^s been on a visit to relatives In
Kings Mountain.
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.Miss Mary Frances Gnntt of Char
. lotto spent ,tho week-end in Kings
, Mountain.
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Mr. and,Mrs. P. G. Ratterree spent
' Saturday afternoon very pleasantly
; at the Kings Mountain Battleground
! Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ooforth of Er
( win, Tertn.. ^ere recent visitors ol
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Hoke.
Mr Eugene No'sler was a visitor
in Charleston and the Magnolia Gai
dens during the week-end .
^ Mrs. Carl St roup of Mt. Holly wai
a guest of her1 aunt, Mrs. T. P. Mc
Oill Tuesday.
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J Mrs. Dave Garrlsan of Ga&tonfn
was a guest of Dr.t?nd Mrs. J. M
Garrison Monday.
Mrs. Ppt Tlgnor is a' patient in
the City Hospital, Gastonla. where
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Banana Splits Special 10c Satur
day only, If served I" store, but in
container 20. Kings Mountain Dru(
Company.
WKXTOBW
'ACT THAT CAMEL USES COSTkCCOS.
LAST TEAR I HAP A OANPV )
DTHE CAMEL PEOPLE SOUGHT <
CHOICE LOIS. MOST PLANTERS )
IHKJH GRADES OF TDBAOOO TO <
rHE SAME AS I MO. SO >OU CAN )
WY CAMEL IS My CIGARETTE j*
inloa of a <*??/???- ? f\
m he reports: "For ftTmfi
> of tobacco growers aMH ?
tobacco from tb? ffifl bL
want so enjoy the jSB M
s finer. MORE EX- /ClfP^S
Uh and Domestic.. / % 1
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iTitiniiniffi" ni
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WOMEN ]
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*h?- underwent a minor operation re[
cently.
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1 XIIhh Frances I'loiik of the Ilei,
inont school faculty is spending the
| syriiiK holidays at her ho;uc in
Kings Mouniaiii.
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Mr. and Mrs .Howard \V?re are
announcina the birth of a daughter.
| Tuesday night. Mrs. Ware and baby
j are at the City Hospital In Gastonia.
Drace Peeler, student at State
College, Raleigh, has been spending
I the spring holidays at his home In
Kings Mountain
Mrs. J. W. McAbee la a patient at
the Shelby Hospital where she was
earned last week after she suffered
a broken hip, in a fall from the steps
at her home in East Kings Mountain
Mr. and Mrs. Grady King accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs. G. T. King
of Lancaster, visited Cypress Gar
I dens. Magnolia Gardens and Charles
| ton during the past week-end.
1. Miss Frances Gofortb, Martin I-utber
Harmon and George Plonk have
returned to Chapel Hill after spend
1 tng the spring holidays st their respective
homes in- Kings Mountain.
?0?Mrs.
George Lattlmore was called
! to her old home In Hertford Sunday
j where'hor aged ,,raadmother was
I seriously ill from Injuries . she sustained
in a fall.,
Miss Dorothy Patterson, member
I of (the Norwood school factulty, is
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1 spending tnis week at her norae in
1 Kings Mountain. The Norwood
schools have closed on account of an
! epidemic of measles
Miss At Thompson and little
son. Billy, of Charlotte, were joined
here Tuesday by, her mother and
sister, Mrs. Lee Harmon and Virgle
Harmon for a visit to Mrs. John
Marias of Morganton.
Rev. and Mrs. E. C. Cooper of
Raleigh, who have been oh a recent
visit in Kings Mountain were joined
by Miss Margaret Cooper, during the
week-end. Miss Cooper returned to!
Lenoir-Rhyne, Monday. - I
, Buddy Williams, student at Colum
bia Milftaiy Academy, in Tennessee,
Ihas been 011 a visit to his parent".
Mr. and Mrs. Chhrles Williams at
their home on North Piedmont aven
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Mrs. J. G. Hord, Miss Mary prances
Hordt Miss Beulah Stroud, Mr.
| and Mrs, Jimmy Harris visited Char
| leston, Magnolia uaraens> ana ouier
I places of intrest during the weekend.
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Mr. Howard Jenkins was called to
Columbia, S. C.. Sunday on account
of the critical illness and subsequent
(death of his brother, Thomas JenI
kins. Mrs. Vera Rawles, Floyd JenI
kins and George Barber went to Co'
lumbia Tuesday to attend the funer
f al services.
.i PALM HARBOR NEWS ITEMS
i Mr. E. Farroll White of Concord
. Nf. C., arrived in Palm Harbor, Fla.,
on Wednesday of last week to spent
a few days with his aunt, Mrs. D. C.
k Mauney at her winter home there.
Mrs. J. C. Schelder, of New York
CUy, who Is spending the winter at
the Wigwam Hotel in St. Petersburg
, was the luncheon- gueet of Mrs. D.
. C. Mduney and Mrs. R. E. Rldenhour
on Monday.
Mr. M A. Ware of Kings Moun
tain, N. C., Joined his family at the
I Griffin cottage where he spent several
days. His family win return to
Kings Mountain with htm.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E Ridenhour of
Concord and Mrs. D. C. Mauney
were recent guests cf Mr. and Mrs
B. E.MvDo-well at tlicir home in New
Fort Rickey*
Mrs. R. E. Ridenhour and Mrs.
Mauney were luncheon guests of
Mrs. John A. Newkuimmet in 8t.
Petersburg on Thursday.
Mrs. C. E. Neisler and Miss Pauline
Neisler left on .Tueedtay for a
tour of Oardens and Southern Homes
in Alabama and Mississippi.
Mrs. D. C. Mauney accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. R. E Ridenhour, the
latter her sister returned to then
respective homes In Kings Mountain
- and Concord recently, making the
trip via Mobile, Alabama, where
they visited the Azalea Oardens.
Double Quartette
, Organized
( A double quarttete composed ?l
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quartette 1? under tha direction at
tha public acboot mule teacher,
Mis* Mary Koddey lCd wards. Tka
bojri meet for pneetice on Monday
and Wednesday mornlnaa during the
assembly period. Mlu "dwards la
now leaching the boys a faw musical
numbers which will be used at
the County Music Festival This feenight.
March 26th.
The following boys make , up this
toubli quartette: Hal Oltve. Burea
Selll. ( cell Crook. Bill Davis. Jon*-*
Fortune. Paul Noisier, James Ratteree.
ainl Kverette Cloninger.
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