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BAPTIST CIRCLES MEET
The circles of the Missionary So
clety of the First Baptist C'hurrl
met on Monday ufternci.n at follow:
Tjhe Anne Hasseltinc circle, Mrs
R. Gold. Leader, met at the homi
of Mrs. .Jack Hullender. Mrs. C. C
Kdens and Mrs. CI A Bridges, pre
s nted an interesting' program ot
State Missions.
fThe Heck-Bostlc circle, Mrs. Man
ly Morehead. header, met at tin
" home of Mrs. G. U. Hatnbright. witl
. Mrs. Ladd' Humriek iu charge of th<
program. ' ?;
Mrs. A. G Saigeent gave some In
teresling facts concerning Htut<
Missions, in keeping with the pro
Baptist Missionary Societies.
tMrs. I>. F. llord presented ? chap
ter of the book, "Fruits Of Th<
Year."
The Judaon circle, Mfs. D. 11
Oampbell, header, met at the hoim
of Mra. Hill Putnam.
In the absence of the leader, Mra
R. R. Yarboro, presided.
The Business Woman's circle me
at the home of Mrs. J. M. Rhea,, 01
Monday evening with the Leader
Mrs. J. K. Willis, in charge.
Mrs. A. O. Sargeant made a tall
on State Missions and Mrs. Rryai
Word, program chairman, presentei
a pageont: "Our State Fifty Year
Ago." Those taking part were: Mrs
P. D. Herndon, Mrs. Eugene Mathls
Mrs. D. F. Hord, Miss Fanny Carpel
ter. Miss Mitchell Williams And Mis
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packed with the fruity good*
. oeaa of bananas. And this ia
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And remember. Banana Tin
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The eirele meetings were all w*
i nttended.
i During the social hour the . bo;
. esses served fight refreshments.
. SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS
I ENTERTAINED
ij Miss Kthel Roberts entertain!
| members of the . Daughters el \\.
j lev Bible Cliss of Central Methodl
>1 Church at her home on Friday eve
i lug".
; Howls of lovely flowers were e
ranged in the living room.
Mrs. K. W. Oriffln had charge i
( the entertainment for the evenii
and introduced a number of ' ne
1 Officers were elected during tl
OUSlllf 88 ' 8<-H*tOll UK toiiowk: Fr<1
> dent. Miss Grace litan ton; Vic
President. Mr*. L. It Shuford; 8*
. retary and Treasurer, Miss Etta
? Roberts with Mrs. Sam HowqII,
assistant. Mrs. E. \V. Griffin was
1 elected teacher of the class wl
Mrs. Henry McGinn is, as assistani
( iMiss Roberts invited the class
j the drug store, where, they were s
, ved delicious refreshments.
BRIDGE-LUNCHEON
n FOR VISITOR
j Mrs.. Grady King entertained at
g bridge-luncheon on Friday, honorii
i her house guest, Mrs. V. C. Scht
' of Fredericksburg, Va.
' The rooms were arranged throui
out with lovely flowers.
Mrs. Fred Plonk was winner
high score prize with Mrs. J.
Smith receiving consolation. Mi
Schley was presented a lovely h'c
.or gift.
A delicious two^courso lunche<
was served.
Guests iucluded Mesdames V.
Schley of Fredericksburg, Troy Cs
penter. Hayne Blackmer, J. D. Smi
R. R. Yarboro, George Lattlmore at
Harry Page.
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BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Allan Pet
son. of tiie Dili Lug Mill, a son, Sc
teraber 4.
Born to Mr. iaad Mm. Rufus Woe
of the Cora Mill, a >on, September
Born to Mr., and Mrs. Willis Bt
well, of. the Sadie Mill. a.son. S<
teniber 9.
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V HiUb LATELY 7 ) flO,
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.them until a friend recommended
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THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HRRATP,
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METHODIST CIRCLES MEET
-'11 j Circ|6 number three ot central
Methodist church mot at thy home
st- of Mrs. Percy Hilling on Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. C. W. Harper, the
leader, was in cliatge. of tie business
Session.
The circJe voted to pay a part of
'd ihe expense of Keeping a colored
girl from (his section at I'uyne Col?t
lege, this to he done In connection
n; .with other pledges made toward ihe
support of Itethleheni House and
Vaultti School.'
| Sixteen member were present.
?f | lee cream and cake served
*8 during the social hour,
,e Mrs. I tester Hoke, the leader, pre*'
siding. Nineteen members were present.
>c" Miss Wlnulfred Pulton had charge
eI of the devotional service and Mrs.
M May Williams presented the Bible
,ft* till v tiikPTi fmm .fiidrnfl
After the business the hostess
served tempting refreshments.
to . Circle Number Uwo met at the
er home of Mr. L.. D. Shuford with Mrs
J. M. Williams and Mrs. Loy Minch
'as Joint hostesses. Mrs. E. L.. Camp
bell conducted the devotional ser
v(ce and Mrs. H. R Parton present
a ed the Bible study. Mrs. L. 1). Shuford,
the loader. had charge of the
| business session.
Nineteen members were present.
Bo During thb social hour delicious re
' freshments were served by the- hos
?* tesses.
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VI8ITOR HONORED AT
3RIOGE PARTY
Qn Honoring Mrs. V. C. Schley oi
Fredericksburg. Va., house guest ol
c Mrs. Orady King. Mrs. J. H. Thom
son entertained at bridge on Friday
(h ;venlng.
n(j Early fall flowers were attractive
ly arranged in the rooms which were
thown en-suite.
Mrs. Schley was presented an hor
ir or gift and Miss Sara Allison wa-:
presented prize for high score.
Tempting refreshments were set
^ ved at the conclusion of the game
Guests included Mrs. V. C. Schlej
? jf Fredericksburg, Mesdantes M. H
'User, J. C. Nickels. Hugh Ormand
irady King; Misses Jette Plonk am
.hirn Allison.
DINNER PARTY
Misses Eva and Daisy Payne wen
lostesses at a delightful dinner par
y SunJay in honor of their sistei
Alias Jennie Payne and Dr. Bil
tVcodson of Norlolk, Va. Guests ii.
hided Misses Enid Mitchell an.
' 'raig Dixon, Dr. Charlie lilt tin, In
lobirt Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs., linn,
v Dixon, and Mr. Blaine Dixon, ;u
f Gostonia. Miss Sara Sunn o
Charlotte and Mr. Ben Davis of Ilai
tlniore, Md.
DST ROM-REYNOLDS
Anno'iut emeitt hits been made o
lie marriage of Miss Vera <)stron
and. Mr. \\urren Reynolds Septem
ler 4th. ltoth are from Kings Moan
tain.
MEETING OF BRIDGE CLUB
Mrs. Hayite Bi.iokiner entertaitie
members of the Contract Bridg
Club at her home 011 West Moun
tain street on Tuesday afternoon.
Those playing included Mrs. Jo>
1 .Veisler. Mrs. Hunter Neisler. Mrs
Arnold Klser and Mrs. Charles Dill
ing. ;.
A tempting salad course ant
sweets were served.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs William Fitzgernli
ot Albemarle are announcing tht
birth of a t=oh. Win. Claud Pltzgei
'aid, Third, at Yadkin Hospltul. Bun
diy. Mrs. Fltxgerald was before ma
riage. Miss Bessie Lee Rogers ant
lived with her parents in King
Mountain for sometime.
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THURSDAY, 8BPT. 15, 1938
Personals
Rev. W. M. Boyee'was a business,
visitor lu Charlotte Monday.
Mr. Jisiimie Koul is in a hospital ]
in Charlotte fur trout men. v
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Miss ''ranees " Plonk " visited homefolks
here over the week-end,
Xlr. and Mrs. Charles Spake of
Shelby were guests of Mr Mrs.!
1). K. llord Sunday. ' '
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Ms. C. B -Noisier. Mrs. 1). C.
j Ma in lev and Miss Pauline Noisier
' spent last week at Myrtle Bench.
Friends .of Mrs. Tom Crawford
\tsh for h? r 'a speedy recovery, after
n serious operation.
?<6?
Mrs K. A. Smith. Jr.. and bahv|
j sop returned home' last week from
Presbyterian Hospital in charlotte. I
_o Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Duliti of Char! _
lotto were WIH'ks'Ull guests of Mr.
and Mrs. W. I. Fore tune.""
Miss Pauline Uoforth l?-ft Monday
to rosiuiie her studies at Flora Mcllonald
College, Rid Spring*.
Mr*. Oils Kall? and mother. Mrs.
, J. II. Slpe visited relatives 'in She!i
by and Bethany,- 8. C\. Monday and
Monday night.
Miss Phyllis Patterson and Billy
i Pulton left recently for Due West. 8.
i where they entered Krskine ColI
lege. ^
Mrs. Grady-'King has been spend.
ihg several days in Charlotte, guest
Of Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Willterord,
the former, her b rotter.
Mrs. K. E. Farley of Covington, Va
t is visiting relative's in Kings ' Moun
tain. Mrs. Farley was before marriage.
Miss Ethel Osment.
Mr. and Mrs. Wright Harmon had
is their guests Sunday evening, Mr.
p and Mrs. Theodore Fogleman- of
; Charlotte. 'r . ;
Miss Jennte Payne of Norfolk,
Va., spent the week-end at her
home here. Accompanying her was
!>octor BUI Woodson of Norfolk.
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Miss Frances Gcfonh left Tueslay
for Chapel Hill where she Is reuming
her studies at the University.
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" Dr. C. J. Black, former pastor of
1 he First Baptist Church, In Kltigt
Mountain has been critically ill at
'' 'tis home iu Bessemer City.
1 Br#-' ' ?o?
Little Dickey Webb, son of Mr
ind Mrs. It. H. Webb, is recoverlm
"ront a totisil operation lie tt:t'd<>!
l> vent on Monday. *
Thomas Roberts, son cf Mr. ail'T
1 Mrs. Prank Roberts, left this week I
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