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wedding characterised by beauty
and Charming simplicity wan aolem i
nlted Saturday evening. May 21, at I
7:30 o'clock at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Monroe J. Bell, of Klnga Moun- t
tain, when Mine Portia I.oulae Bell, i
of Klnga Mountain and Charlotte became
tbe bride of George Einhart of I
O. Sargeant. pastor of tbe bride, per- I
formed uie ceremony. ' i
The vow* were spoken before tin !
improvised altar In the living room,1 '
wkh the white and green bridal mo- 1
tK emphasised throughout.' Graceful
fern* were twined on a trellis and <
interspersed with white flowers. Ca- I
thedral tapers on white candelabra '
furnished a soft light. | I
There were no attendants, the cod <
pie entering the ceremony room together.
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The bride wore a simple dress of
wtiite silk combined with white lace '
and fashioned in slenderising, prln- '
cees lines. She carried a lovely arm
bouquet of pink rosebuds. c
The bride is the odest daughter of, a
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Bell. She attend-] t
ed high school in Charlotte and, v
Kings Mountain, and later attended [
Appalachian State Teachers College o
at Boone. She is a talented artist, a
young woman of charm and is ad s
mired by a wide circle of friends. [
The groom ih a son of Mrs. Nora
EInJhart, of Clyde, Ohio. He is also a '
talented young artiat. He Is now employed
as director of sales for the, '
Chicago Sign Sales Corporation, I
with offices in Charlotte. The young i
couple are now at home In Charlotte.1
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ENTERTAINS AT [
HOUSE PARTY ,
W. K. Mauney, Jr., who was a
member of the graduating class of r
Lenoir-Rhyne College entertained the
members of hie fraternity, the Oam- |
ma Beta Chi, National Social Fra- |
ternity, of LenolrRhyne College, at
a week-end house party at bis cabin 1
at Lake Montonta. t
TTie young men arrived Friday aft- t
ernoon and were entertained tyring, c
their stay with swimming, hose-back 1
riding, boat riding, mountain climbing t
fishing, ete.
On Saturday evening the Alumni 1
members were dinner gueets of D. R '
Mauney, Jr., in CherrytvUle. |1
Prof. Patterson, faculty advisor to,(
the fraternity, who is in charge ofi!
Lenolr-Rhyne Summer School. Join-; 1
ed the party Saturday night and Was a
guest at the cabin for the remain- (
der of the week-end. The entire party
had lunch at Mountain View Hp- 1
tel Sunvkiv. ! :
,
The Alumni members present
were Prof. Patterson and Harry Van .
der Linden of Hickory; D. R. Maun- 1
ey. Jr., of Cherryvllle, Frank Bfird
of Kanuapolla. Franklin Casper of '
Mt. Pleasant, N. C., Woodward Hunt 1
of Falrntont, N. C., Hubert Aderholdt'
mil' W. K. Mauney, Jr.. of Kings !
Mountain; other fraternity members.! '
at the house party were diaries Mor'
rieon, 'Pom Foard, John Phillips, ,
Richard Yoder and Rttifbird Patterson.
all of Hickory; Tom Trott ofj
Kannapollg and Marvin Cooke of Sal '
Isbury. j '
CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY
ANNIVER8ARY ,
The children and grandchildren of !
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Mauney met at
the Aubrey Mauney cottage at Lake
Montonia, for a family reunion. Sunday.
The affair was planned especially
to honor Mrs. Mauney on her
birthday anniversary.
A boutlful dinner >waa served and (
a beautiful birthday cake graced the
table.
Those enjoying the fegtlvtties were (
Mr. and Mrs. 8. A. Mauney, Miss
Martha Lou Mauney, Mr. and Mrs.
Aubrey Mauney and chlMren, Peggy ,
Anne and Jean, Mr. and Mrs. B. N.
Barnee, all of Kings Mountain; Mr.
and Mrs. Hennan Wolfe, Betty, An- .
na and Nita Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Lohr, and LawTence Lohr,
Jr., all of Charlotte; Dr. Jacob Maundy
of Biltmore. (
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BOOK CLUB MEETS
Mm. D. C. Mauuey was hostess to
members of the Thursday Afternoon
Book Club and a targe* number of invited
guests, entertaining at her
heme on Itidge street on last Thursday
afternoon.
The rooms were arranged with
IkjwIs of colorful flowers.
Mil xiiuui nay ma JW- of'if."
'oilowing pr^sratn featuring readngs
and- music by-a number of
toung people: Headings by Margaret
Williams and ltetty llord, pupils ot
him Mary Frances iford; piano solo
Mies Maune.v; reading ? Patterns?
>.v Miss Klltabeth Plonk; piano solo,
Srneat Maune.v; ' Prof. Qulzz, Itnpertonution
by Mrs. R. 8. Plonk, Jr., of
Sessemer City; several short humor*
>us readings by Mrs. W. ,K. Mauney.
A tempting salad course and a
tweet course was served.
IECEPTION AT
-ORT.UNE HOME
Immediately following the wed
ling ceremony of Miss Grace Fortune
ind Mrs. Harvey Dulln on last Thurs
laf evening, an informal reception
vag given at the home of the bride's
larents, Mr. and Mrs. W. U Fortune
m Gold street.
The lower floor was thrown enuite
and made most Inviting with a
trofU8lon of summer flowers
The dining room was in green and
vhite carrying out the bridal motif.
mhe table was laid with a handlome
lace cloth and centered with a
towl of white lilies, and delphinium
vith cathedral tapers at each end.
Presiding In the dining room were
drs. Helen Neat, Mrs. Harold Craword.
Miss Ozell Kiser and Miss Ocaria
Crawford served bridal Ices
ind cake.
Mrs. Jacob Cooper presided at the
eglater.
>LAVGROUNO 'WORK TO
IE STARTED
The Junior Woman's Club mem>ers
say: "Get out your overalls and
akes. gentlemen and ladies", for
here's to be a Field Day for garden>nerg
next week on Friday, June 17,
'rom 4:30 p. m. 'til dark. The proper
y which Mrs. M. M. Carpenter has
10 graciously permitted the Junior
Woman's Club to use as a playground
is to be entirely cleaned up,
tnd made attraotlve by the planting
>f flowers and shrubbery. The Junore
ask the help of the citizens of
he town In this undertaking, which
should be of interest to the entire
community.
Mrs. Robert Miller, chairman of
his project, is especially seeking the
issistance of the American Legion,
fown Council, Fire Department.
Vmerlcan Legion Auxiliary, and Sen
or Woman's Club. There will be a
ab of lemonade, too. to cool the
>iicbed and dusty throats of the
ivorkers.
Tli& program of the Junior Club,
A'hUh preceded the business session
Monday night, was in charge cf tne
International Relations Committee.
Rev. L. Boyl llamtn made a most
InalKiiolluA n n >1 into roat {ti <v toll/
unit iiv ( n c aiiu iiiivi^oiiiig v??i rv vm
tie subject cf "Peace." He stressed
liie importance of a Chrihtlan peace
jnd brotherhood, by graphically picturtng
the horrors and destruction, of
var.
The hostesses were Mrs. Charles
Dates, Jr.. Miss Sara Ramseur and
Mrs. Gene Matthews.
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Personals
Rev. and Mrs. 15.. W. Fox were vis
tors at Duke University this week.
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Miss I/Ols Fortune spent the weekend
at home.
George LaMlmore, Jr., Is visiting
Ms grandmother In Hertford.
Miss Marlon Klrkpatrlck was a
week-end guest of her cousin, Mrs,
laocb Cooper and Mr. Cooper.
Mr. and Mrs. Doty and Miss Doty
of Toledo. Ohio, were guests of Mr,
una mm. u r . nmi aunaay.
Miss Ella Harmon went to Mt
Holly Saturday for several days vie
It with her niece, Mrs. Carl Stroupe
Mrft. J. M Patterson and Miss Bee
sle Slmojyton visited New Hope, 8
C., Tuesday.
Miss Lola Thomas of Charlotte It
rymnitris: this week with her cousin
Miss Wllodean Blar.toir.
Gilbert Falls Is a patient In Duk?
Hospital, Durham, where underwent
an operation recently.
Miss Oltle Hartsell has as hei
guest this week her little sister, Ev?
lyn Hartsell of Monroe.
Mrs. H. H. Houston anl children o
Pag eland were guests of Mrs L?. I
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NINGS
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Baker for the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C Sot at h erg and
i Mi?a Kairy Grace Patterson of Char'
lotto event the week-end in Kings
. Mountain.
Mias Mary Frances Uantt of Char
mother.
Mr*. Pauline P. Weaver who has
spent the past several week* in P?'itn
sylvania returned home Thursday.
Miss Wolfe of Charlotte is
i spending the week wiih her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. 8. A. Mauney.
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Mrs. P. D. Patrick and Miss Betty
Patrick are visiting relatives In
Florence, 8. C.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Ware nave as
their guests Mr. and Mrs. William
Lollnian of Baltimore, Md.
| Mr. Leon Hendricks, of Belk's
' Store force, is spending his vacation
> In Illinois.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Nlmmcns were
called to Ashevllle this week on ac-(
count of the critical illness of a brot'
r-in law.
Mrs. Carl Davidson has returned
home from the Presbyterian hospi-j
tal and is improving nicely but will
be confined to her room for a while j
Miss Dorothy Patterson is spending
the week In Charlotte, guest ot
her sl6ters, Mrs. J. C. amathers and
Miss Fairy Grace Patterson.
Mr. Byron Keeter, of Hooter's
Department Store, is expected back
today from Baltimore where he ha#
been on a buying trip.
Misses Mary Frances and Busle U
goo left Wednesday for Buffalo Ltthia
Springe, Va? where they win
spend the summer.
Miss Peggy Rhinehardt of Lincoln
ton 1? spending this week In Kino
Mountain, guest of her cousin, Mtotr
Nacy Parrlsh. c
Judge and Mrs. N. A. Townsend
:f Washington, D. C? visited his
j mother, Mrs. Oliver, and sister, Mrs.
j Fleming Ramseur, laBt week.
i Mr. Jackson Townsend of Hoosick'
Falls, N. Y., spent the week-end with'
his sister. Mrs. Fleming Itamseur,'
and niece, Mrs. Paul Mauney.
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Miss Violet Goforth has been seri|
ou&ly ill for the past week. She is a
i patient in the City Hospital. Gas-J
tonia, where she underwent an opera
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ALDTHUR8DAY, JTJNH ?. 1?S?
lloa )Mt week.
Mrs. M. B. Ramsey. Burvle Ra:
sey and Wilton Wright or Wash in,
ton, D C., are spending this wee
with Mr. and Mrs. Vance Wright an
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Upward McGiU an
children of Dallas, Texag, expect t
arrive late in the week for a visit t
Mr. McGni's parents. Mr. and Mri
A. J McGill.
Mrs It. K Elam has returned fror
Italelgh where she attended commel
* <"01001 at State College Her sot
i'hill!|i Klani, giaduated with bigi
honors.
Mr. and Mrs. Grady King open
Si;:,das in Ticone Thev were a<eom
mm mm ir *h y r HI
and baby,' who are gueot* of Mr*
King for several days.
I/ on Wolfe left Saturday for Clll
ton Forgo. Va.. whore ho will spent
the summer. Ho wag accompanied ti
Charlotte by Mra. Nino Wolfe an<
Mies Ethel Roberta.
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Misses Virginia and Frances Sum
mors, daughters of Mr and Mrs
Frank Summers left Sunday to sport
a month at Camp Deerwood, at Bre
vard, N. C.
Mrs. James McOIll of Columbia, S
C.t and sister, MI99 Sudie flood o
Atlanta. Ga? are guests of Mrs. W
K. Crook this week. They will be Jorr
cd by Mr. McGill Saturday and re
turn home with him Sunday,
Mr. and* Mrs. R. H. Ligon, Mrs
Walton Ligpn and daughter, Mlsi
Nancy Jane Ligoh. of Huffalo Lithli
Springs, Va., have been guests -ol
Mrs Madeline Ligon and Mrs. Bet
F. Beam.
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Mr. Gus Faulk, student of Wash
ington' and Lee University! stopper
on his way home at Chipley. Fla
to spend the night with Tommy Hat
per, son of Dr. and Mrs. c. W. Har
per
Miss Maude Ava Hordi, who hat
been making her home with Mr. ant!
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Mrs. Carl Davidson, baa been ill a<
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m several weeks- She was taken to
g. Charlotte this week for examination
llt and treatment.
Mr. W. F. Rhodes attended the out
ins and picnic of the 2nd Division of
a the Two Carolines of A. E. F. held
a Sunday at the Kings Mountain Bat0
t leg round Mr. Rhodes is the only
, member of the 8econd Division in
Cleveland County.
Misses Vera and Ruby Kails of
. L-umherton. were guests of relatives
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* nity to express our sinc<
1 who have made our first
We desire to pledge ou
times to serve yob to th<
We feel that we have 1
"Creators of Reasonable
I Mountain which make il
to go out of town for mi
We are now better able
serve you and yre extern
you to let us continue to
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'end. Mine Vera. Ei'l-. was en-route to
I Nashville, Tenti., w'nere she enrolled
for summer oour ?3 at Scarrltt College
and Peafcody
Mrs. E. W. Blanton and daughter,
Mrs. Mae Walker a6tend*?l the gradn
atlng finale at East Carolina Teacn'
ers College, Greenville, N. C.. June
3-6. at which time Miss Mareella
: tllantcn graduated with honors. Miss
J Blanton returned homo with them.
Miss Illnnton has joined the faculty
of the school of Raleigh and will aa,
sttniv her duties in the ?-arly fall.
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i year successful.
rselves to strive at all
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