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MEETING OF JUNIOR ,
(WOMAN'S CLUB ..
The regular meeting of the Junior
? Woman's Club was hold at Mountain
View 'Hotel. Monday night with'!
Miss Marie Line burger, Mrs. George
Moss and Mrs. Claude ILJiubright as
hostesses.
Reports from the committee chair
men lor the past your were given.
Officers lor the. coming year wei'o
elected as follows: Mrs. Charles
Oateo, president; Mrs. Proctor
Thompscn, vicepresidetit; _ Mrs.
George Mobs. corivsponanig secretary;
Mrs." Haul McGinnis. nconim*
secretary. Miss Eiliel Huberts, treasurer.
During the social hour, the hostesses
served tempting refreshments
with the Valentine idea attractively
carried out.
ENTERTAIN BRIDE CLUB
Mr. and Hn. Charles Williams en
Evening Bridge Club and invltea
guests at their home on North Piedmont
Avenue last week.
The rooms were thrown eti suit?
< and arranged with pot flowers:
Ladles' high score prize was won
by Mrs. Jim Smith end low score by
Mrs. George baitimore. The gents'
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yi ?; iui iiigu ircore wem 10 MT.
l.add Hamrick, for low 10 Mr- i'ercv
Dtlltng.
A salad course with accessories
was served, with the - Valentine motif
observed.
Those making up seven tables included
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dllliim.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nelsler, Mr. and
Mrs. Hunter Nelsler. Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Mlnch, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Smith; Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ormand.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith, Mr. and Mrs
ft. H. Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Dltling,
Mr, and Mrs. Arnold Kiser, Mr
and Mrs. Ladd Hamrick, Mr. and
Mrs. H. B. Lynch. Mrs. A. L. Hill.
Mrs Getwge Lattimore, Mrs. Hayne
Blackmer and Dr. W. L Ramseur.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Born to Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Euin,
a son. Harry Lee. Saturday, at their
home in the Dilllng village.
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For
Spencer Individually Designed
Foundation Garments
Call
MRS. L. T. ABEE
Phone 27<W Beskermer City, N. C.
Mn. A bee will be In Klnge Mountain
next Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday.
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AND PERSONAL HAPPEN!
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LND 88 MRS- A- H. PATT1
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, LEGION AUXILIARY MEET v
| At her attractive home Mrs. A.
Ii. Cobb will be- hostess to the AI
nitrlcan lacgton Auxiliary on Tuetr *
'day Feb. 14 U>t 3:SO. P. M. Please no- 1
i tlcc the change, of time from fourth
[ 1'Uesday to second Tuesday In the
| month. Sudjcci for discussion, this f
it-onth iK National Defense and A- I
.nvricnnism Including ck-tactorlstlc
I events of .the mouth.
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ENTERTAINS CLUB V
Mrs. Hunter Noisier fats hostess
j to members of the Contract Bridge
flub entertaining at her home on s
Tuesday afternoon. The rooms were >
altta'ctlvely arranged with colorful
flowers. " *
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Tempting refreshments consisting ^
| of creamed chicken, a salad and a
sweet course was served.
Those present Included Mesdame* ^
Proctor Thompsin. E. A. Smith, Jr., h
Charles Dllllng. R. H. Webb Joe
Nctalnr Harm Rtaokmsr anit Mlul
HONORED ON BIRTHDAY 1
Mrs. Harold Crawford was the
inspiration of a lovely party given
on her birthday by her mo'therin-l3w *
Mrs. W. J. Crawford at her home on
West Mountain Street on last Tues- u
day afternoon.
Guests Included a v number of neighbors
and friends of the hostess 0
and honoree. A number cf sanies pro *
v;ded amusement Tor the afternoon *
and favors were presented each
guest. The honoree was remembered
with attractive gifts. v
The hostess was assisted bv Mrs. d
K. C. MttClain In serving an attrac- <
tlve salad codrse, fruit cake and oot
fee. . 1
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Personals
-Mrs. Annie Mae Howie has return
ed from a trip through Florida. 8
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Mr. Charles Williams returned last r
week from a business trip to the
New England States.
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Mrs. Vera Raw lea has returned *from
Rutherford Hospital w here she '
underwent treatment. e
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Mfas Jamie Boil Odutn of States
ville was a guest at the aome of Mrs ^
Lula Woodward) Sunday? 1
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Mr. Frank Stocumb of New Bed- *
ford. Mass., returned to Kiugs Mou'n
tain recently for a visit.
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Mr. J. W. Chfise is the house *
guest of hi* daughter, Mrs. Chas. e
Thomasson. ^
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Mlas Maude Talbot of Concord
was a week-end guest of Mr. and n
.Mrs. M. C. Wlngate.
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Mrs, M. C Wlngate and children e
are visiting relatives In Concord this '
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WOMEN
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mr r reu cavitus 01 snelby spent
iqy (? Kings Mountain with Mis.
ivans and little daughter, Sandra.
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Miss Daisy Lovelace of the school
r.etlltv visited hdaoiks during
he week-end.
Miss Hazel McKay of Charlotte
ifls the guest of Miss Elizabeth
Vare during the week-end.
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Mr, Franklin Ware of the Saluda
ctiool faculty spent the week cud
vith, rckaitivfcs in Kings Mountain.
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Mr. Humes Houston of I'ugeland.
.. C. was a week-end guest in the
oine of Mr. and Mrs. 'i. f. McGili.
Miss Margaret Cornwell spent Sun
ay In BtshopviUe. 8. C, guest of
is sister, Miss Dorothy Cornwell.
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'iota McDonald. Red Springs, spent
h<- week-end with her mother Mr*.
Idtth Goforth.
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Mlrs. Lbna McGili returned Funday
rom Bad in where she spent ten I
ays with' Mr. and Mrs. Elmer M'c- I
iill and baby daughter.
Rev. J. O. Fulbrlght. former- pas-tor I
f the.First Baptist Church in Kings I
fountain was a guest of Mrs. Lula. I
Voodward- last Thursday.
Mr. J." D. Hord o< the State Hfgltfay
force has been spending a few
lays with his family in Kings Mounain
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Drace Peeler, student at Wofford
'ollege, Spartanburg. S. C., epent
he week-end with his parents. Mr.
Tvd Mrs. B. 8. Peeler.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Parsons will
pend the1 week-end with Mrs. Par
ens' relatives Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
lunter in Charlotte. Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. Head and' chip
Iren, John Lewie, and Wallace, of
'ramerton were guestq of relatives
n Kings Mountain during the weeknd.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Rodgere, M'ss
Virginia Rogers. Mrs. Morrisand
diss Kathleen Morris of Albemarle
yore guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. P.
lord Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Putnam and
laughter. Miss Ansalyn of Greenville
5 C.. were- guests during the week nd
of Mrs. E. W. Neil and E. W.
r?* and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Cooper..
Mr. Tlmmons Hord who Is taking
i course In photography in Atlanta
uepsratory to taking up word wt*u
Iflrds In Charlotte, spent the week
nd with Mm Hord in Kings Mounaln.
Mrs. Roy Young end daughter,
tar/ Louise. returned to their home
a Marion after a visit tl Mr. Young
i Kings Mountain.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hoke of Llnolnton
were gueet of Mr. and Mrs.
L. Futon Tuesday night.
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'forth Carolina fi. E.
)ealers Buy Trainload of
tefrigerators As
a reeuit of the January Preview
howings held in Charlotte by L W.
triseoli, Inc.. North Carolina Diatrtutors
of General Electric Applianes.
their dealers placed orders for
tore than 2000 refrigeratirs making '
p 32 solid c&Tioeds. These some apllanwa
are now being shown in
ealers' stores all over North Cam
Ina.
The enthusiastic acceptance of the
ew 1039 G. E. Refrtgeraors, featur>g
Selective Air Conditions, is unrecedented
In the hatory of electric,
ppllance merchandising in North
srolina. Never before has such a
irge single shipment of refrigerator
een purchased by one dtstribntira
naiers. The General Electric dealers
nd salesmen have expressed con |
Idence that 193ft will exceed the
revtous high sale* records of 1937( r
nd 1938 in the total retail sales of
k E. Refrigerators In the state.
According to the local Genera'
Slectrlc Appliance Dealer Mr. D. F.
lord of the Hord Furniture Co.
The new refrigerators are not onlr
eeutifully styled, but equipped with
very tested1 aad proves modern feature.
Actually rtre different 'Oelec
Its Air Conditions' pre available for
roper food storage. Dry or isadss
oM la available according to the
be special requirement# of vartooa
3 ode, and1 subfreestng, frees tag or
landard refrigeration temperature* t'
>ay be selected by the housewife to
ive her a more flexible and modern
nod storage plant for her bitches _
tan has ever been provided heretoire."
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ISDAY, FEB. ?. 1939
Everthmg Th
For SPR
Will BeF
At KEET
Our Buyers have just returned from the nor
sonally selected the newest creations-for spr
by every express. For the latest styles direct
Keeter's first, where you will always find an
well-dressed lady ? moderately priced. We
sped the beautiful , new creations we have se
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fWe pride ourselves
dresses, here you >
much higher price
have that certain *
Ail styles, all color:
Spring Coats Anc
Spring Coats and Toppers are the latest for
beautiful selection for you to choose from. C
ing in daily. Spring Coats are shorter this sea
tiful than ever before. We have four big gro
_ . 1 a a r>
are priced 10 mane your spring Duaget go rar
$5.95 - $7.95 - $9.
Lovely /%v
HatS
We have, just the hat you \ MS. L
desire to make your y!| \?
spring ensemble complete \
Every style from the
new mannish types to
the more conservative I ? Jjpc Qi
models will be found in J
our big selection? We have just^the i
new op ring mm 11
_ be found in on m
Q/P f A new. The storks ?i
1/ I V ll/ before yet my ar
$3.95 $l.$i
Keeter's Depart
VALUE FOR VALUE NEVER 1
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at's New
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ER'S
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thorn markets wh^re they perin>c
wear, which are arriving
from the fashion centers, visit
array of everything for the
invite you to come in and inlected
for your approval.
if ill Dresses
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ins,, uiiu v>vihwiiu*iivh mai mc
s direct from the style centers)
have just exactly the type tg
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ty. You will find a georgeous
awaiting your inspection.
to $3.95
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4 t y
i on the selection of our better
vill find exact styles that arc?
id elsewhere. These dresses!
'chic" that spells fashion^ best., i 2
s, all materials.
> to $9.95
t
I Toppers
spring wear, and w-e have a
hir Spring Coats age also comison,
and the colbrs more beau-"
ups in toppers and coats that'
bher. j - -j
95-$16.50
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dvlo tn hanmiiai.. . _ 1 I
bv vv u??i iiwiiiac w i vii youp
L Both shoes and oxfords will
tectum in all colors that arO I
t prettier this year: than ever I
e moderately priced from only,
l to $3.95 I
ment Store I
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