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fin. E. W. Urlffm, District Safety I
CMrauB, had Um honor of lniroduc
in* Mrs. Moore, of J&'aml, Fla., N'jr I
ttonal Chairman of Safety who maxto 1
. an address over ttoe l'^dlo from As be- I
vllle last week. Mrs Griffin aecora- t
pari'ed by Meurdamea Wray Williams
C. W. Harper and O. O. Jackson j
[ were In Ashevtllo last week attenrfc
luc the Council meeting of the Wo <
mens Missionary Societies of the i
i Southern Methodist Church which (
was in session at the First Mctho- .
dist Church. I
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HOSTESS AT BRIDOE
Mtas Btlxabe.h He. -rls war hostess
at two tables of bridge entertain (
in* at her home in the Mauney A,
partmenu on Monday evening.
High score prise, an attractive
vase was presented Mian Eva. Mae
Sutxr ar d pr2ze for low accre. an
ash tray, was presented Miss Mary ,
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Those playing Included Misses i
EvU Mae Suber, Mary Sue MuQInnis,
l;uby Wwr?, Madge MoDarlel, Nina
Jackson; Mesdames Kugene Mt<^
ter, Jim White and Jllea Com well.
A tempting aalwl course ait J a
went course waa served.
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Kings Mountain's
Popular Play House .
NOW PLAYING THURSDAY
.Herman BtCx In
" Million Dollar Racket"
Bob Steele
" Bread of Border"
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FRIDAY ANO SATURDAY
Buck Jowes In
'Sudden Bill Dorn"
Robert Kent. Anne Kegel, In
"*GANG BULLETS"
Serial Micky Mouse
10c and 15c
MONDAY and TUESDAY
Ken Murray, Tod We* nil and bin
O reheat ra, in ,
"Swing Sister Swing"
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Coming 8oon
"Made For Each Other"
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COSINESS WOMEN'S |!
CIRCLE MEETS - I
Tit?- rt ^ukur onontbiy meetin* of I
jtu Bual luces Women's Circle of the
Kirst Baptle.t church wae held at the .
lome of Moa. J. M. Rhea on. Monday '
sv#" H ix wVh 18 member* present. 1
Mnl Bryan Hard, circle leader, 1
prerUliede.
Mrs. A. O. Sergeant had charge i
A the program on the Teaching Part i
A the Great Commission. Mrs. Eu- I
Ktri*. Mrihis toW of the two Bible '
Schools ? (rtptore seieotflOns I
from Second Kings end Acts.
Mo*. Sergeant discussed tho aub- <
|ect, Obeying the Teaching Commlar!on
at Homo, our Denominational
Seminaries hpd College.
Mir? Annie Roberts saive a resume \
of the work of these tnstOtutlons a- '
broad. Jirs. Sargent stressed1 the
Imprtrnee of the Home Missionary
offering which is made to March.
fSCsa Vfcforpj) Mushes dQjcueoed
a ' v-.p'Mr of the Mfhston Study. Pol
lowing In His Train.
tIre*XSclk*h??ius?y
served tempting refreshments.
MONTHLY MEETING
JUD80N CIRCLE
The Judeon circle of the First Bap
*iat Missionary Society held a regu
plar monthly meetftttg Mur. 13th at
the home of Mra. D. F. Hord with
Mrs A. G Sargeaul as Joint hostess.
Mra. B. T "Wright httJ chare of
the following program co Service:
Devotional. Mra B. T. Wright;
I.ffe pf Miss Annie W. Armstrong,
Mrs E. C. McClaht. An Example of
Faith, Mrs |D. F Hord; Tihey Also
Serve. Mrs A B Falls; prayer, Mrs.
I.ula Woodwaa+i
Mrs. Lula Wood watt J, leader, lwd
charge of the business session. 13
numbers aosiwered roll call.
At the close of the program, the
btostessesi assisted by Mrs. Gortrge
Moss served a salad course with
Russian ten. ' ,
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PALMOLIVE, S for 20c
! SMALL 8UPER SUDS
I (Rod Bex) ; S for 25c
LARGE!SUPER SUDS
(R???ox) 3 for 25c
8MJCLL SUPER SUD8
(Blue Box- 3 for 25c
LARGE SUPER SUD8
(Blue Box) .... 2 for 43e
Octagon 8oap, (Giant 6 for 25Gctagon
Soap (spiatl) 10 for .. 23i
CCtagon Powder, (large) 6 for 25
Octagon Powder (email 10 for 23
Octagcn Toilet 4 for .. 19
Octaggon Cleanser, 2 for 9
Octagon CHipe, 2 for 18c
Octagon granulated 2 for .... 18c
CRYSTAY White Soap So for 13c
ROBERT'S GROCREY !
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at the miraculous way it
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cif cnt oat, it will carry
daring the morning to
the afternoon! In Mack or
at a ridiculously low price!
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-MITHALLEN WEDDING
SOLEMNIZED
.The ma'fi'j.tso cf Miss Mary Ethel
Mltit aiil Mr. Spurgeon L. Smith,
lr ?u? solemnized at the home of
the br.de oai Wednesday afternoon,
r a ceremony chunuatMigiedl by beau
y and charming e&uplcity. -
An Improvised altar was arranged
ti the l'ielug ream with a back(round
of ferns and floor baskets
.'died with tiuit flowers. Whtte cand?is
were arranged In floor candelabra
(about the altar an?l on the stalroiu
*u :h the bridal party
jutered.
The wedding muaic wae furnished
by Mrs. Gerald Lackey of Cherryville.
pi iliei and Mm Harold Craw'oid
i" Kings Mcrip'aln. sollst. During
1 f retvdttlcn of Melody of Love,
George AUt-n. Jr.. hi other of the
bride, lighted the candles.
Mi's. Crawford . nv ' * O so
Me" and I Lore You Truly.
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i w ui >u(ki ^uumo nuiu iA;ucu?nu
wA^plyea'Ifor' M>e fr'ft&e*rftiTllij 'iLUU,
NVendelatohria "Wt :"ding March for |
iho recessional. Mnr. Lackey- was
gownc-d In royal blue chllfTon velvet |
und Mrs. Crintrford wore drwn blue I
with navy accessories.
M?m Irene Allen. sister of the (
tr'de was -maid of honor and the !
only ar.tendent. She wore al becoming |
T. cs -ti* chartreuse crepe with Jsp;nka
r.cc-i-tflfi with shoulder cor-'
nge oi pink ioE'3a.
The bride and bn'd^-'srooTn entered
lv? ceremony room together and
w ere roe* at the altar by the brides' (
rotor. Rev. A. O. Srrgeairt, who
" fllciau l, r^ng the impressive ring
ceremony.
The bridi^ wore a dress of scenaiia
crepe with navy hat and other
accessories of navy. Her corsage was
of pink roses.
The bride is a daughter of Mr.
George Allen' and the late Mrs. Al
len. She Is a young woman of charm
and peaahvg personality. She has a
wide circle of friends, here and elsewhere.
The bi^do Is !j daughter of Mr,
George Allen and the late Mrs. Allen.
She Is a young woman of charm :
uiul pleasing personality. She has a !
wide circle of friends, here and
e'?cwhere.
couple left immediately after
the xereanony for a wedding trip after
which they will be at home in
Garland, N. C.
Among? out of i4 own people here
for the wedding were Mr. Marshall
V?v>r?. M.r. and' and Mrs. M. M.
Moore, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. S. D Moore,
and Mas Bessie Moore all of Shelby
Mr sod. Mrs. Coiman Carter and
Mr. S. L. Smith. Sr. of Garland.
ST. LYDIA CIRCLE HOLDS
MEETING
.Miss Melva Settlemyre was Ic
less to the at. Lydfa circle of the
Woman's- Missionary Society ct Cen
tra! Methodist Church 011 Thurrriav
evening.
{Miss Ruth Moss, the circle leader
wns in charge. After an Inspiring de
vottonal period, business was Vi-ktci
up.
nya c'-clc Voted toadept a small
girl at. the Childrren's Home In Wins
f< orhSal tm for fchfeir "lX-tJe
end enttluidhft'tlAfly made plane for
crrri'.ng wit tli* project.
Plana e made for. '? benefit
candy null to b;* held In (Ihe recreo
I t!on room of the church on nest
: IVtlay evening. Tfxfs tj?,> expected to
rro-i'do pirrtty < * wholesome fur
?ii?l the ?n cer* adrrrisHlon fee wil)
be uaofl to wry on charity work of
tlie circle.
At 'th* 'tlc?te of th* --meet Jr.g Miss
S?-*tle?r?vre 0*1 'stod' by her. mother
r.nU M'i?< Ri'W.l Mct'laUi. served
ivicst tmptl'ig tea nod kardwicher.
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WOMAN'S CLUB ELECTS
OFFICERS FOR NEW YEAR
Tto Senior W(WCl'* C'lvh held tKs
regular nief',*,inx *r , tie Ifnifo. rccm
of the club last Prtfay r'trmoon.
"WUh the exception of a p-e*1den*.
oflkerm were elexrciT ?->* follows.
" T-lrtK Vice PreedfH Mrs. C. E
N?;M?r; |9kt^ tt I L'iJ Fivs'ii.
Mr*. W. H. Mem; record/ur secretary
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fBLmm* ?r um?UIKIJ , iquriVTyvirtiMr
etretary, Mn 4). C. Mumey; i*.r?aamar.
Mm. Grady Patterwocv f ??.p
lain. Mm H. T. Fulton; r"t>HC >
(halrrcan, Mm K Wl Griffin. Spec
or tar Jotter Club, Mm M- A. Ware
A prejsWtent wm elf hut on a'o
count of Indecision of nwep-'ance, as
rouirarfnoat of bic^ne to t1| tbln ofllce
all bo made at later a date.
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An firterestlnn (irottnrat on die war)
of the North. .Carolina Federsttoi
WU 'presented ai'.th Mm. (Jred!
l'altMVoa. Mm. M. \V. Griffin im<
Mm. Jim Willis takln* part. ,
Mm. Tbri Gvnble repreeehtf
tUt ^/urfior dib uf<t K*..??ioiv:'!
*fc.ni?d 1 bat the Jnukr'a a isled t<
nnmaoAY. mamen m. itw
make a gift, to the Senior Club and ^
askod for nail I nan as to a salt- '
?bl?- gift. Mrs. H. N. Moss ?? ep- .,
po-''?-i to serve with the Junior* J*
lo further study of the matter sad >
von nt uixt meeting. The Senior j J
Club exieesed wrrclfication for the 1 >
genrous offer of the Juniors. . !
Allnr en j,nthn?iU?.!!? 1 - * ' ?
m.t ?(nuuDiai<ii; * \j\rs T
[hanks to the out-going rpesident. 1
Mrs. Grady Pntterson for her excel- T
lent service tp the organisation, dur Z
big her term of offloe, the meeting T
adjourned. f
Personals I
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Jean Webb Is sick with scarlet fcVer.
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Mr. Harold Plonk of Stato at Raleigh
Is home for the spring holdayls.
Mi' "i I't.tVy l ynch it confined to
her home by illness.
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Mr. James Ratterree Is home from
C ptl Hill to spend -the spring holi
daVK with hem? folks.
Misses 8). rail Stout and Mary King
nf Chariot *c..were the week-end
house guest of Miss. Boots Payne.
/y.' ss Wrgie TV; Tier of Belmont
?;>eiu the week end with her parems.
Mr. .;iid Mrs. W. 11. Turner.
Mrs K \V Neal was a guest of her
t?UU.. Mix iT.'Jf. KMiuvtlfiu tBatr frlotte
for the week-end.
Mrs. A. Lk Hill has as her house
giest. her d'lughi'er, M;rs. .Ilmrnle
t'nrrtgan uivdi her two grandchildren.
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Hisses Mary Blakely and B. Herrot.
of the Blacksburg school faculty '
were In town Wednesday afteroon.
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4 Tctrn Payne and Elgin
Conner left Tue >:'i>y .for and
Hollywood Beach, FTj., where they
w 111 spend several weeks.
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Miss Ottle White, student of
Queens Chlcora college spent the
past week-end at the home of her
parents, Mr and Mrs. Glenn Whtte.
Miss Frances Goforth, student at
University, Chapel JHfll, te spending
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OILY CAB with full
dtfre selling for leu the
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$889* in which both fv
springs are relieved of
braking strains.
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clutch Mllin| for 1cm thi
OMLT CAB with fron
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car ailing for less than 1
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SPRING NOTES
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FOR SPRING
WE SUGGEST
For the Hands A Sofeskin manicure, using Rev
eJons new Jueltone shades of polish to hamioni.
ze with your spring costume.
For the Skin A series of facials, using a circulating
treatment to overcome he effects of the rig
on of winter.
For Dull Hair A color rinse that gives an almost
unbelievable brilliancv. denth and darianro and
brings out the scintillating highlights of your
individual shade of hair.
For Lifeless Hair Oil shampoos to vitolize and
recondition the hair and give new lustre.
For Your Easter Coiffure A Permanent Wave
styled the new short uptrend way. Only standard
materials used.
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FOR LIMITED TIME
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cylinders sell- MORS floor-to-roof height than in
any other low-price car. WIDEST rear
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of may car celling for let* than $806.*
?r less than
ont and rear GMATEST fuel economy in milea
driving and per gallon of cny standard-drive eer-'"-'
with mere than four cylinders, proved
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Yosemilc Economy Ran, as reported m.
$956" February Motor Age.
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weight m any I **r **.- ^ ^ 'HICK I
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