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BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Huff
Metier a daughter, Gloria Nancy, on
February ll.
Horn to Mr. and Mi's. Howard ReyR
nolds a son, on February 20.
Fkvil COW mm4
MAONOUA Milk.
MUAKD't OMUSK Floor and
HBALTH CUM ftakii*? Powd.r
may also be used to get these.
gjjr wonderful premiums
D. F. Hord
Furniture Co.
j I Home
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Mountain Street
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1 Corn, Tomatoes
I & String Beans
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Jewel or Vegetole
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AND PERSONAL HAPPE
REST to
IND 88 MRS. A- H. PAT
V ARBOROUGH-ESKEW
Mr. and Mrs. A. J- Kskew of Kingi
Mounts iu have uunounced the murri
age of their daughter, Lillian, to Ro;
% arhorough, of Whitiniie, S. C. Tui
marriage look place Saturday Feb
11. at the liaptud parsonage in Whit
iuire with Rev, Mr. McKittrlok otll
elating.
The bride- ?ofo a wine travel in i
suit with black acr.essoi-'es and <
iiioutc/er cortage ofHalientkii iosh
, and fern.
Mix- Varborou.zh tins been inuklni
her home in Whltniire for llie las
li ve year*. Mr. Fa Thorough is the soi
of Mr. and Aire. Will Farhomugh o
Whltniire and Is employed by tin
A. R. ('. Manufacturing Co.
HONORED ON BIRTHDAY
Miss Mary Sue MeUlnnls was hos
n-ss at a dinner given at Pine Knoi
on last Wednesday evening honorlnf
J C, Cnanford on hla birthday an.nl
vihujjt. . 1 "
The table was spread with an an
tique table cloth In red and white
lied <v?ndies In rrystol holders, papei
huts, place cards and favors empha
sizing the George Washington coloi
no?o were effectively arranged.
The birthday cake. Iced In wblti
and decorated with red rosettes an<!
lighted red eandles wa, "placed In tbt
center of the table.
A three course dinner was served
Covers were laid for J. C, Cran
ford. Misses Mary Sue McGlnnis
Kva Mn?* Suber. Elizabeth Cooksey
I Elisabeth' Oranford; Mr. end Mrs
Jim White Bruce McDanlol, Ear
I Mc-Oill and Otto Wllliamn.
Stores
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ChOpS Pound
M No. 2 Cans
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12 l-2c lb
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WOMEN 1
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PARTY FOR BRIDE-ELECT
s Grady Aldl'urtgi ciiiertuincd
|. at u lovel> shower at lier iiome msi
f \\'?'diic-suiiy cMiiing, Fob. Stli, gufc.i
e j tit hciii/r of bur tsiaiei, M'.-s Mary My
Cu.sliii, Lrldo-olcet of the mould.
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The wort <JtU? r'.i.iioti b.<
playing ttiilgo. Prise's gc.iiL to ,\b. i
Mci.'axl ri, Miss L::tlll< McfJ,
5 -Mrs. James CJoiiUm.i' i.u.I Alt. o tiara
i Alice Orniund.
i Af:or tin n itctt the t;v< -i* were
m rttd HUiidM ttlitis, t oftee and <?.
l -iwev. course. altor v^ hft i M'.ss M> t
f'usliii was prt l it Si many lo i
I. gifts.
f The ituestit wore: Misses McCas?
lin, Adeline Witillek, Alone Pluck.
l.vcIHe MtOinnls, Irene and Mary
Ktliel Alfen. Ittiby Ware, Lcufso
Crockett. I^ouiso (ioftgth, Claudia
Ware, Klizabctb Harbor.- and Misses
t Sat ih Alice Orinnnd of Hossemor
5 ( Ity. Mrs. JumoH (Tooinger. Hat
rauriauii, tmnic im Jn'tr, fit:
itf.wtfw. iMiirimii fiVnlhTn i tiU HuUf?T.
Elmer Rh?s>. Jim lx>?ton, (Jordan
Hughes. flew Ware. Floyd JcnklM
p Wallace I-oftln and Mrs. George Wo.
mack.
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S SUNDAY SCHOOL
| CLASS MEETS
>' Tho Gleaners class of . the First
Baptist Sunday School held Its r.-gu.
lar meeting Saturday. Feb. Is. at the.
honte of Airs. Harold Crawford will?
. Mrs: E. O. McClain as assistant
. hcslrss.
: .Mrs. C. C. Dates, president of tlie
I cl?ss. had charge of the program
which was InwpHreu by the approaching
birthday of George Washington
| Mrs.. MoClain gave an interesting
reading on the life of Washington.
TM* was followed by ai number of
Washington contests. Winners were
Mrs. C. O. White. Mrs. W. M- Morehead.
and Mrs E. D Tate.
After the program delicious refreshments
were served. During this
time the guests were entertained toy
Miss Rsehel MCClain at the piano.
Those present " were Mesdames
David Hamrick and Bain, visitors
and the following members: Mesde.m
es Arthur Allen. Oletus Black well,
Charlie Blalock. D. M. Bridges, Troy
Campbell. T^ee TYxon. Frank Karp
Clyde LAndsay, Gilbert Hord, Elmer
Logan. Isaac MeGill. \\. M. Morehead
C: C. Oates. Eugene Itoberts.
E. D. Tate, C. G. White.
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SHOWER FOR BRIDE
Mrs. iHilllaird Black, recent br'do
was honored at a lovelv shower and
party at the home of Mr'*, Frit Tjgnor
on King street w'th Mrs. Ticx.or
and Mrs. James Clonlger as hostesses.
-Tlte house was arraner ! with early,
snrlng flowers i-'nd pat plants.
Bingo and an adrertis'ng Quiz pro
vfded entertainment for the evening,
Mrs. Black was presented a miscellaneous
shower of useful and atIV?
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Quality ? Quantity
Service
OUR ORDERS HAVE
AN ECHO
When we sell a man one
time we are satisfied, .for
t- - - -
ne comes DacK just like
an echo, only he comes
back with more volume
to his order.
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Kings Monntain(
Ice & Coal Co.
Tour Warmest Friends'
Phone 124
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THURSDAY. FEB. ?. ll!l
inctivc gift*.
A us valad and ?rwv/2t cour- M
km served. n
't'v.ve vitww;n< lnelrr*l>d Mt-sdame* f
liilUard Bfeck, Martin Frederick, \
liHl Bar tar.. George Wontack Frank e
Cofor'h, T.loyd IvMnraotj, . Charles
Oofoi "'. i. ft Linrk. Self. Gru'I/ a
MfttV-Ttec. Gordon HiirJi s, Ft: v'?t jti
7IH-" fv; m v.- ? 1
?e Ootorvh, Ruby Ware, Ruth Lvr.n, r
j:i . ' Wanton-. i. t
lrarbcr Adeline \"! r!Vk. Allien
liiaek, Lcri'TO IHi 'M-'i.y;
Ware nud Margaret Cornu. ' o* \
Kine.<s Mo'rti.tnin end Mies Mao- '
det?oh, of Kingston. Term,, a niece 1:
101 Mr. Tiir>nr. and house sir si . at
| the Tii'iior home. ,
meeting of home arts club
! jM ' ' ' ?*f the tlwniC Arts Clitb
And invited guests were eilu rtntned ,
(tit t' lipiai pi Mr-;. \V. M. linj ee oil
Tti'.i-i'.. y afternoon.
T bit tlain v anniversaries; of l?!n ''
lire t Wasblii'rt on were fit finely
jolin-rved in (locoi'itions and the pa- 1'
tiloti. pro'-rant.' .
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itill?pJit.,"rs. home- was por ' C
jtrsyed in th? miniature log cabin
i bull' by the Hoyce boys anil the pro- (.
ve-rhinl " Wicnrv "tree and ill oli'""
graced th< enter of the table in tiie
'tor room, Lighted red. liit?- nud
blue randies complete*! an eff'-etivs
diironitloa: American fin cm wer3
properly displayed in the living
.uuu ..
Mrs Prieht Ratterree was' in
| charge of the following program:)
Storis from Life Of Washington, i
Mrs. \V T. lUakoly; Stories lYdln ;
Life of Lincoln. In .the- form of u ,
poem. Mrs. John Gamble; Last Birth
day of W><sh'ff"t?lpn. Mrs fit) Car- j
pepti'-r; Washington's -Prayer, a rvt .
inv by Mrs. Bright RtsiterreC.
- Iftmptint; reflpesftmeitts . w>-re ser-'
'mi at the conclusion of the pro-;
eta.a.
L'. D. C. MEETING POSTPONED
The mooting'of' the United EhitRhters
of the Confft jc racy will hheld
on Friday afternoon, March '4th
Instead of the regular date, next Fri-.
day. This change whs made to avoid
a conflict with the cgservatlon of the
World Day of Prayer.
The hostesses will be Mrs. Paul
Nelsler and Mrs. O. C. O'Farrell rnd
the meeting will, be held at the home
of Mrs. Nelsler.
"Cities of the South" furnish an in
teresting study for the year and Mrs
Manly Morehead will be In charge
of a program on "New Orleans' at
the next meeting.
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~OSTE8S TO BRIDGE CLUB 4
Mrs. K. il. Webb was hostess to
terabers of the Contract bridge
'lub entertuteitng at her home on
Vest Mountain sir** t Tuesday afc
moon.
Qti, ntVtics of jonquils, js> ponton
ltd folden boll were iih'1 in decot u
ong.
A tempting tea and saitdwtr'
< "?e tollowed by sweets was ?erv
.rafter the game.
7ii.)Ke present included Mrs (Vines
hnrles Williams. Ltdd ti.unrck
'red Plonk, K. A. Smith, Jr. Charles
.ling, Paul Verier and I lay in
.lltckmer. J'," ,
ITTLE THEATRE
SCTR TONIGHT
M'.'P'ti re cf I ho Little Tll/otto aiv
t.uhld'-d of Ijvrir li?e?l!r.;; 'It j evettn*r
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1EETING OF D. A. R.
Mm. W...A. U'(!'. til < ur \?y hostr.f>
members of th? t'nlnn I ! *<?;> el
[ tnibrivh' chffiteit. !>. A. W. .
lining-at her home on Ttlteday- af;
moon
riODinint pot plants. joii'tutl*- av>l
tlnr etrlv spring flotvels ? re 0
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