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IB an iniprevsivu ceremony mark
?*d by aianvUcUy aud charm was lit
wedding of Mlus Marjorle Dixon u
Kings MniuHuiti and Llnocliitou. t<
Mr. U. Blxby Pierce Saturday aftei
noon at the Lutheran partonagu h
Lincoln ton. Dr. L.. A.. Thcnias, iukia
of the bridegroom, officiate!
The bride wore, a costume of po.\
der blue with nnvy accessories. He
m flowers were sweetheart roses ah
lilies of the valley. She Is the eld; o
daugher"of Mr. and Mrs. CJrudy l>!v
on. She rc'ofeived hei education it
Kings Mountain schools and lute
took training in Gordon Crowell Mo
mortal Hospital, Lincolnton. Aftei
graduation she was supervisor o
night nurses at this hospital. Sin
has a most winsome personality nut
commands' a wide circle of friends.
Mr. Pierce is the son of Mrs
Christine Pierce and the late Mr
Pierce of Lincolnton. He attended
Lincoln ton high school and stat<
college at Raleigh. He holds a re
sponsible position as chetnical enel
neer of the Weldot* Water Works.
The young couple wlil make thoii
home in Weldom.
ENTERTAIN VISITOR8
Mrs. Herbeert James, Mr. nnt
Mrs. W. A. Jamee and children o
Charlotte; Mrs Norman James o
Chattahoochee, Fla.,/were visitors li
Kings Mountain durimg the pas
week-end. The party were dinnci
' gueete Sunday of Mr. and Mrs
-Ctatfde Rhyoe, Mr, Myron Rhyn<
end Miss Sara Hambrlght at Lukt
Montonia.
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SREST to
AND 88 MRS. A. H. PATH
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i mis* Hara Allison wan homes* to
: members of her bridge club, vatt e
twining with a bridge dinner at Fine
f Knot on Mcnday evtiiln?<
> , LM-coraliolis , consisting of pink
s' peon lea, mock orange and rosea. T)ie
l (able* were conete-"d with small
r. liowls of roses and of mixed flowers
| > Refreshments consisting 6f baked
. | ham. ealad, choose souffle, hot rolls,
"IcolTee and sweet course was sc-rv-'
;,d.
tl Miss Sara Kate Onnnnd received
. I prize for high score a?d Miss M'I- j
i' ilri'd Mess received low score prize.
PJ Those playing included Mesdames
Ffa?k Richards, Bill Thomson, Co-!
r man Falls; Misses Sara Kate Or-|
f, tnand, Helen Rldenhour, Mildred
> Moss, Helen Hjy, Pauline Nelsler,
1 Sara Finger, Mary Mitchell. Margaret
Smith and the hostess.
I ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT
* Tine following announcement will!
he of interest to Herald readers:
- Mr. and Mrs. \V. L. Fortune of
Kings Mountain, announce the enr
gagemetit of their daughter, Grace
Virginia, to Harvey M. Dulin, of
Charlotte, the wedding to take place
in the early summer.
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f DINNER GUESTS
f Mr. and Mrs. Grady King had a*!
, j Dinner guests last Sunday evening.!
t Mr. and Mrs. G. T. King, Grover andj
[ ; IJoyce King, of I^ancaster. S. C., M?es
.'Lrenorn Gladden of Fort LjMfit, S. t j
: Aft&s Gertrude King of Charlotte,
>\ Mrs. H. P. ' Mauney andi children,
i Hugh. Jr., and Tonimle, of Gastonio.
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ANNIVERSARY
MU? Veatrice Weir and Mr rn-t
Mi* W *1". Weir entertained at din-j
utr Sunday, honoring Mr. S K .1
Weir, Kr. in celebration of Me seven;
ty-firat birthday anniversary. The!
living room was artistically dicerut-|
} with pink weigclia uiul delicat,,j
blue ills, lied American ti,;iuty roses
were used in tins ' dining room ,
Mrs. T. A. Hambright, Miss Aileeti|
1 iamb right a-nd. Mrs. J. C, Keller, assisted
the hostesses in serving. I,
About seventy five relatives and
friends were present, to extend felicitations
and to wish Mr.- Weir (
mat.y more truch happy occasions.
Tie "out-of-town guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Harrison Holier, Mr. and
Mrs. L. H McNeeley. Mr. and Mrs.
Itu6Sell Propst and Mr. John Holler
al) of Morgantou,. N C-; Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Wliiuuaut of Drexel, N
C{.; Mr. and Mrs B M Weir, Mr. and
Mr*. A. F Weir, Mtes Catherine Weir
! and Miss Jess? Jane Weir of Gastcarit;
Mr. and Mr?. D. F. Weir .and
M'f>s Jean Weir of Wilmington; Mr.
and Mrs. T. A. llambright of Grover
Miss Aileea Hambrlght of Charlotte.
HOSTESS AT BRIDGE
Miss Eva Plonk was hostess at
three table* of bridge Tuesday evening
at her hcsne on Gold street.
Mrs. Harold Hunnicutt was the
Airs-er of the high score and Mrs.
W. S. Cutter was winner of second (
hJfh. A lovely gift was presented to
each. ;;s A
delicious salad and sweet cout- i
?se vvs8 served to the following <
frueW6: Misses Adair, Lovelace,1
Poole, Seoggirvs, Edwards, Payaour, j
Carpenter, Lineberger and Mesdam- '
es Fulkersotr, Hunnicutt, Hambrlght <
;nd W. S*. Cutter of Greenville, 8. C.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Miie Marie Whitesldes, of this ]
place, has announced the engage-1
me tat of her niece, Mlas Blanche j
Araleo Gault to Mr. Sidney Arthur.
Ptptburcb, of Charleston, S. C., for-j
me-rly of Atlanta, (3a.
Mite Gault ig the daughter of Mrs
E. Forrest Gault and the late Mr.
Gault cf Milstead. Ga. and for several
years has) made her home In
KV.igs Mountain where she holds a
ptvO'icn with the Southern Bell Tele,
phono Company. The announcement1
is of cordial interest to a wide circle!
' fi'Ktsdii liere and in other section?. '
ThA wedding will -take piace June
11, nt <fce home of Miss Whiteside?
,i\ Kings Mountain.
JUNIOR '//OMAN'S CLUB TO
MEET
the Jur.irr Woman's Club will!
rn?</ Mcnthiy night, May 2nd, at sj
o't'tirk at the Club llouee with!
Mw.v, Helen Crosland. Bertie Pay1
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The program 'will be In charge of ,
Mm. George Mon, Chairman of the ,
line An* Committee, ?bo baa plan t
ned an Inteiestlng May Day program I
Mi*. Cbaa. Gates and MCus Ethel'
Robert are representing our dub'
at tb? State Convention of the Junior
Wvinan'a Club* tn Wilmington
this week and Mrs. Oates will gtvehei
r? |K.rt at the meeting.
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lltTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Horn Mr. an I Mrs Paul M.cuiiey
April 14 a .vine iKiuttd son, K Inning I
Personals
M.s, E. \V. Neal spent V.'edn* -sda)
tftei i)ot,?ii iii Charlotte. .
Mis. J c. Nickels was m Shelby'
Tuesday on business.
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Mr. Edgar Cooper spent the week
cud in tov-n.
Mr Bill Mautiey of Lanoir-Rhyne
spent the week-end at home.
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Mr. C. E. NeiBler spent the weekend
in Louisville, Ky.
Mr. and .Mrs. Paul Kennedy and
sen of Uastonia spent the week end
vvfth Mrs. Uoma McGill and flamlly.
Mr. Frank Wefr and family of Gas
ut.riu helped Mr. s. S. Weir celebrate
his birthday last Sunday.
Mr. Boyce Weir and family of
Gaston la .spent Sunday wjtb Mr.'
WeirV brother, Sylvester Weir.
Mr. find Mrs. J. H Hogarty and
children of Wilmington, N. C, were
recent guests at the Ncrrie House,'
. ~?7~ i
Med; >.ne?v R? G. Plonk, Charles
Campbell and L.'F, Neal were visitors
*11 Gastonla last Friday.
Mrs. D. A Garrfscn of Gastonia
was the guest Tuesday of Mrs. J. M.
Garrison.
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Rev. W. A. Kiscr or Chicago, 111 .
s on a visit to relativeh in Kings
Mountain.
Mr. Paul Patrick and school-mate
return'd to Davidson after spending
the week end at home.
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Mx?: J. M Fatter?-;?: and daughters
Ma.I an a si beoiw were cbarott* j
visitors yesterday afternoon. ,
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Mat r? B.lly Ciese Neisiec and
Neibiyr. Jr., were gnestr of Mr lli
Page in Ltacilnttc Sunday.
Dr. an 1 Mis. J. it. (Jamb!-:. of .L'n-J
(olmcn v,<g.i<->-s of Dr. ;;od Mrs i
\V. J. MtCili l?ei Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. A- J- Gallant fliil'
family spent .tit week-end :n Ashe-j
ville and B'hek M 'v.viiain.
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Mr?. C. Q. Rliyne will !< '. *v.'|
vv< vv:*h lit-r djiufclMt v, M r? !
Mary liOuis.' Rhyue. al L -" - r-Rhycl
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Mr. and Mm Pool McOtanls and a C., were h* Monday after- r-hJldret?
spent the week-end with Mr noon,
and Mrs. Odtell McGiunte near Oae- ?o onta.
. Mr. and Mm L > ?. Lcvell via
?o? Itetl AehevlUe Hund <v and were
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or- r* 1*7 l c /* ?*%
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Dr. J. E. Anthony, President
A. H. Patterson, Secretary-Treasu?*? M
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