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BIRTHDAY PARTY
Little Miss Phyllis Wave enter-1
tained around tweejyfhe young
friends and u number of grown-ups
on Tuesduy afternoon the occasion
in celebrattou of her fourth birthday.!
The play room at the rear of her
parent's home was elaborately decorated
with t(>y bullous In gay colors.'
Out-door games were played and]
during the afternoon punch, Ire
cream and cuke was served.
The favors were suckers and toy
balloons.
Idttle Miss Waco .^^L?Laai
"^guests in an nroruble floor-length
party dress of blue taffeta.
Young people present' included |
Nancy and Marjory Dickey. Jean
and Betty Cash, Kathleen and Dick-J
ev Proker !>? Pm??i?v r.->?-??.
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Htowe. Mildred Mae Uoforth, Pete
Herndon. Sara Kathryn and Jo Ann
Falls, Giles Cornwell. Jr., Lina Bak'er,
Susan Moss, Bobo WinJet, Jean
, , MeCl^ln, (Sonny MoDaiile). Hugh
Nelsler, Patricia Hayes. Zlpp Wray,
Cornelia Ware. Dot Fiiltou and Jurty
Jenkins.
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BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Mr. anJ Mrs. Leo Mitchem of the
Margvace announce the birth of a!
non. Ronald Davlr. Sept. 17. Mrs.
Mitchem was formerly Miss Pertanyel
Moyris.
IMPERIAL
_ THEAmE
TODAY ? THURSDAY
Bargain Day .
Harry Carey
in
"Port of Missing Girls"
8ECRET AGENT NO. 2
?NEWS?
?Only a Dime to All?
FRIDAY A SATURDAY
?Double Feature?
' Herman Brlr
in
"Flying Fists"
Also Jack Randall
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"Lianger valley"
Flash Gordon and Cartoon
10c and 15c .
?Coming?
v MONDAY A TUE8DAY
Jackie Cooper in
"Boy Of The Streets"
Comedy and Nawa
Children 5c ? Adults 15c
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IND 88 MRS. A- H. PAT7
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VISITOR HONORED
liquoring Mrs. K. T. White of
Hertford, house guest of her daughter,
Mrs. George F. T-atllmore. Mrs.
Lattimore uud Mrs. Ilayne Blackiner
entertained at three tables of
rook on Saturday afternoon at Mrs.
l?attimoro'st home on West Mountain
street. n
l.ovely- asters, roses and mixed
flower* were tnstefully arranged in
decoration. (
Mrs. W. K Muuiicy received prlie
for higli s'-ore and Mrs. H.'T fulton
Mis. White and Mrs G. C- OFsr
rell were euch presented attractive'
gifts.
Guests included Ms. R. T. White,
of Hertford. Mesdamea O. C. Q'Karrell.
U. C. Mmuiley, It I;.' Muuncy, W
K. Mauney. VV. a Kideurour. C. K
Nfliler, L. I* Laker, Arthur Hay,
S. A. Lowry. Jl. T. Fulton. U. M. Or
man J. J. M. Rhea and J. 0. Hord.
ATEND FUNERAL SERVICES
Ml sues Ruth Moore. Olllle Hart sell.
Helen Btfewart and. Winiilfred
Fulton attended the funeral services
for G. Robert VV in cheater, at Pleasant
Grove church, near Monroe Monday
afternoon.
Mr. Winchester was the father of
Mrs. Annie Mae Howie of the Ausell
Reality Simp Mr. Winchester
was years of age and has l>eon
seriously ill for; a long time. Mrs.
Hcwle has been at his bedside for
the past two weyks.
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BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Duttos announce
the birth of a son, Marshall
Wilson, on September 22. Mrs. Dutton
and baby are at their home on
Railroad Avenue.
MEETING OF BOOK CLUB .
Mrs. 8. A. L#owry was hostess to
members of the Thursday Afternoon,
Book Club and Invited guests last
week entertaining at the Woman's
Club.
The club rooms were tastefully ar
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ranged wnn cuiunui iu.ii uuttcm.
Mrs. Lowry had charge of the following
program: "What the South
Means to a Southerner", Mrs. D. C.
Mauney; Original of Song, "Old Ken
tucky Home," Mrs. Arthur Hay;
"Love Affair of John Howard Payne.
Author of Home Sweet Home,' Mrs.
P. D. Patrick;' a tnlk on a prominent
North Carolina Winter. Mrs. Mack
fc. Curry, whose pen nnme Is. Bertha
B. Moore, Mrs. M. I. Harmon; a
descriptive talk of a recent trip to
New York City. Mrs. W. K. Mauney.
An Interesting contest concluded
the program, with Mrs. 11. C. Maun
ey as winner of first prize and Mrs
O. Plonk. Recond.
A tempting salad and sweet course
was served during the social hour.
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Rose Lotion
$1.75 Sis*. New $1
j Cream Delight
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Skin Freshener
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JUNIOR CLUB TO MEET
The meeting of the. Junior. Wt
mans Club, will be held at the clul
house next Monday evening. (Jcto
t her 3, at 8:'K) o'olock.
Hostesses are Mrs. Howard Jacl
son. Mrs. \V. J. Kulkerson and Mrs
: I). M Bridges. The Public Welfar<
I Committee, with Mrs. Robert Millet
chairman, will be - In charge of thi
program and Mrs. K. W. Uriffin wil
; he the speaker of the evening.
Members are urged to attend a
!mattersofJ1ny?oM?neeij?rtlli<2i?_<J^
'TuSSeT^um^tnatfstinraefor a bridg<
party to be given soon.
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
Little Miss'. Barbara' Jean Mai
thews Celebrated her seventh birth
(lay anniversary Saturday afternooj
by entertaining a number of he
little friends at a party at the hpnv
of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Eugen'
Matthews on West Mountain street
Various games were enjoyed b:
the little folks after which refresh
inents were served by Mrs. Mat
thews and Mrs. D. V. Moody, of Gas
totiia. sister cvf the former.
Guests Included the followln: Bel
ty Cash. Jean Cash. Peggy Mauney
Jean Webb. . Dickie Webb. E'ett;
I Lynch. Jean Lynch. Lossie Lynch
j Peggy Sue llankhead, Joyce Black
welder. Patsy Jolly, Margaret . Ant
Moody, cf Gastonla. Lenhra Plonk
Dorcas Carpenter, Walter Griffin
Paul Junior McGinnis. Petty Falls
Sara Katheribe "Falls, Joan Falll
Barbara Jean-Gaul t.
MEETING CALLED FOR OFFICERS
OF WOMAN'S CLUB
A meeting of the executive com
mlttee cf the Woman's Club is call
od for Tuesday afternoon of nex
week. The meeting will be held a
3:30 In. the home of the club presi
dent and all officers are urged to at
tend1. . ' ,
Personals
Dr. and Mrs. E. C. Cooper ar
moving to Raleigh today.
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(Mr. and Mrs. Timmoss Hord or
spending this week in Durham.
Mr. and Mrs. George Segers c
Troy are- visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jj
cob Cooper for several days.
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Miss Marion Klrkpatrick of Chai
lolte will be a week-end guest c
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Cooper.
Mrs. J. M. Garrison spent part c
this -week with Mr. and Mrs. Kin
Carpenter of Hardin. .
??? Mrs.
Allen Williams of Kannapoli
Is it gueat ot Mrs. J. R. lKivis till
week.
Mlsa Mary Gulce of Hendersor
vllle spent the week-end with Mist
es Mary Ethel axul Irene Allen.
Mrs. J. F. Evans and baby n
Hoone; are guests of Mrs. Gra-d
Klpgs this week.
Mrs. R. T- White of Hertford 1
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D. THURSDAY, 8BPT. 29, 1938
, visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Lattf1
more, the latter her daughter.
' / Messrs Harold Plonk and Carl
. Finger of,N. C. State spent the week
; eud with home- lolks.
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Xli^s l r< nune of Charlotte
spent the week-end In Kings Montitain
with home folks.
> Mrs. ploreiK-. Mints'arid M \
Veal - were recent visitors In Chor-i
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Mrs. Walter Moss of Cirovor w;.
?-] recent guest of Iter aunt, Mrs. S. C.
Hatterree.
I , Miss .1 utile .laekson spent part of
[. the week-end with relatives in Clo- |
1.1 ver S C 1
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Mrs. Harry Krglns of black Moun 1
e tuin spent Tuesday night at the!
1 norm- of her nephew, Mr. Grady;
I Kin*
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-/ nts, Mr. and Mr* Wheeler of Sa-;
luda. s. o.
Rev. A. L. Connor is conducting a
J revival at the Wesleyan Methodist
, church, ill Clover, 8. C., for Rev.
r Paul Whiteside*.
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9 Miss Dorothy Patterson of tho
, Norwood school faculty spent the
v week-end at her home In Kings
_ Mountain.
y Mr- Claude Gtigg 3upt of the Aliieirturle
schools, former Supt., of the
i.l Kings Mountain Schools, was a vis,
itor here Wednesday.,
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Mr. mi J Mrs. Jesse Kiscr and
Miss Maxlue Watterbon of Charlotte'
Ijipi-nt the week-end witli relatives ir.'
. I Kings Mountain.
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i, Mr. Leslie Mc-Ginnis of Richmond
I. Va,. and Mr. Charlie McGinnis ot^
Chesnee. 8. C... were visitors ir
Kings Mountain, During the week-!
end. , ,
i- Vr. and Mrs. Bill .Jlord. Jr.. of
1- Bridgeport, Conn., have returned
t home afte a few days visit with the
t fanner's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
I- M. Hord on Shelby road.
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Mrs. Malcolm Wallington of Yaneeyvllle.
N. C. and Mrs. Jack Harrlliof
Goldsboro, N. C., will arrive Prl-j
day to spend several days with Missj
Martha Prances McGill. They were'
? college-mates.
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Postmaster \V. E. Blakely has ree
turned from a trip to Washington,
D. C. Postmaster Elakely was accom
ponied on the trip by Congressman
A. L. Bui winkle and his secretary,
, Jolin Slear. ' >
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Alyra Gallant, of the I7. S. Navy,
who ras been visiting his parents,
r' Mr, and Mrs. A. J. Gallant, at their.
,T home on East' King street, left
Wednesday for "Norfolk and is ex-:
posting to sail soon for Australia. '
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1 Mr. and Mrs. Jake Hord had as
dinner guests on Tuesday night of
last week, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hord,
jr., of Bridgeport, Conn., Mr. and
h Mrs. James White, and Miss Fran*
ccs Hol d, all of this place.
Mrs. Robert l.ee Honour of Sum-'
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'wo month at the Norris House left; Babef taught the Daughters or WY??Monday
morning for Macon, (la., fori ley Bible class at Central Mcthodtofc.
a short visit with her sister. Mrs.! Church and Mr. Huher sung a. joIsi 1
McOuire. before returning to her during the worship service. I
tome in Summervllle. .
?o? Dr. .1 <J. Dale, and' his wife. Ht&.
The Young Matrons Class of the Katlierinc 1>a,p- M D- un<1 th?V"* M
1 apt 1st church enjoved a'<'h''T ?*??.. ? Ttunina*unctalto
.ve; party Saturday honoring Mrs. I Mux,.t0 ?^sjk odlng a few duy? to.
Jam. s E. Bland of CuBtonia. The ,hf! ho,np of Hnt , - 5
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