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PHONES 10-R A
MRS. ANTHONY HOSTESS
TO HOME ARTS CLUB
"Style Reminiscences" was the
topic of an unusual and interesting
piogram, of which Mrs. Grady King
-was in charge, at a meeting of the |
Home Arts Club ut the h-.. .?iv of Mi a.
J. 13. Anthony on Piedmont avenue*
The rooms were arranged with
roses, iris uud oilier lowly spr^ig.
IMPERIAL I
* THEATRE
PHONE 13?
Kini(8 Mountain's
Popular Play House
NOW PLAYING THURSDAY j
JHycietr
Ginger Rogers ? Win. Powell . J
Comedy ?. Cartoon ? News
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SATURDAY
vDOl'ULK FEATURE
Tom Tyler in
"Brothers of The West"
Hugh Herbert ? Joy Hodgea
in
"The Family Next Door'
Serial ? Donald Duck
10c and 15c
MONDAY and TUESDAY
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SHE SINGS THE SONGS ?
TOO ASIED TO HAVE I
HER SING!
I "Tbe Lut Rom (i Sumner" I
I "Iiritetiu to tot Duct" I
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I Robert CUMMIN6S I
I Charles WINN1NGER I
! H William LUNDISAN j|
Original screanplay by Bruca Manning .
and rialix Jackson'
Diiactad by Hanry Kosiar
.Pifiducfd by JOC PASTtRNAI
A^'PY ROSTER Production
A H41V UNivtHSAL PICTURE
10c and 25c
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weight ia Camel*, compared to the
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VND PERSONAL HAPPEN
REST to
JTO 88 MRS. A- H. PATT1
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flowers.
Tire program featured the modeling
and showing of costumes, ha t?,
dtesses, lihgcrl, etc., dating fKtu
the Colonial period, tip tp the early
years ot of ttie preseti. century, with
music appropriate to the period ren
do red by Mis. J. I?. Hernuoii. pta ut .
' Daisies. Won't Tell' and Sweet Ge- ]
t? vieve,' popular songs of past
yeafs Were sung by Mrs. Harold j
Crawford.
Among outstanding numbers on
the p'rogirtiit was the lovely wedd ef
tlliss of the late Mrs., Dennett It.
Willefcrd. modeled by her granddau
gh.er. Miss N'a.ay Nnliol-; >o >v
of a.-doll wearing a dies. worn b\
Di. J. K. Anthony in his Iufancy; a
white spent* dress made to be worn
? a July Fourth celebration In limO.
Knowing rowH and rows ot hand
drawn wtork; Mrs Anthony's wedding
dress of 1H12. modeled by her
daughter. Miss KHkiiIhmIi ' Anthony:
M!ss Carolyn Carpenter wearing h?r
aaftr;;*.
Troy Carpenter nr deling tier own
wedding dress of 1930; Mrs. Troy
Carpenter as "'Grandma of Y efcter
Year: Mrs L P. Paker and Mrs. P
L). Herndon as "Modern Grandmother#."
At the conclusion of the program
the h' .Htess. served a' tempting salad
and sweet course.
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LEGION AUXILIARY TO MEET
The American Legion Auxiliary
will meet Tuesday May fttb in ,the
heme of Mrs. iCugeno Mntliis. 7'C
iGold street.
At this time plans for the Legion
Poppy Day Sale, w hich , will be May
2Pth. will he discussed.
A tribute to the mothers who had
sons In the World War will be rendered.
and those mothers are urgently
requested to be present at this'
meeting.
if ( BK I' SUA L/C AH DIES
Beautiful Quality
| , Mother*' Day Pack*
I ages created by
America's foremost
111 candy craftsmen
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W WORTH'S. Give
Mother the best...
1 the kind you would
V, give your Sweet* >
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KINGS MOUNTAIN
DRUG CO.
Phones 41?81
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tested-23% tIov*r than the average
do* of the others. Thus, Camels give
yoa the equivalent of 5 EXTRA
SMOKES PER PACK! Add Camel's
coadier tobaccos, and kn dear why
Comets are Amerka'ofavorite! Camels
Jot PLEASURE pku BCONOMYI
U THE CIGARETTE OF
| COSTLIER TORACCOS
IM KIT ClOARCtTK BUY
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WOMEN |
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partv for bride
i Honoring Mr*. Harry Warren, net
M imh Sara Fingerr, Miss Margate
Smith, Ml** Helen Hay and.Mrs. Co
man Fulls entertained members o
their bridge club and Invited guesti
it the home of the Conner on las
Ktiday evening, bovely spring flow
is were arranged' in the room!
a here five tables of Bridge were it
Play. *
.vi..is Eva l'Knk scored high ant
.' in,, ltoiit i t Miller, lev-, each re
jttiviitg attractive prices. Mrs. War
I ten. the honoree, was presented t
lovely gift.
A tempting salad course wit h ac
tcssor.es was served.
Thi'. ve' present included Mesdamei
I'arry Warren, F. E. Finger, Holier
Miller. Joe Neisler, May tie Hlackniei
Harold Crawford. Bill Thompson
3t' wart Thomps n, Hunter Neisler
! I'ntth Neisler. Percy Hilling. Howart
Jackson. George Moss, J. S. Hood
M.sies Eva Plonk. Sara Allison
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Sura |<ate Ormand. Mildred Modi
r.ud Helen RIdenhour.
KING FAMILY GATHERING/
Mr. and Mr*. Grady Ring "inert ft jr
| ed member* of the-King flimtly ant
jolliers at a bntfft-snppir at- t licit
I home on Mountain si reel last snr
day evening.
M imbefs c.f the family proton
v. ere Mr. and Mrs. G. T. King, Mr
i'tic M s. Walter Kiri--'. Mi. and'Mrs
T. King. Jr.. and son G. T. 3rd. ol
of l>anoaster, S C Mr and Mi
Wade II. Williams. Jr.. of Chorionj
Mr and Mrs. Charles King and threi
daughters of Concord; Mr. and Mrr
Hugh Mauney and sens of Gastonia
The party oatne especially for j
Visit to Mrs. Kipg's Iris gardei
which Is so pretty at this season.
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HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB
Mrs E. A. Smith. Jr., was hostes
:o members of her bridge club an
Invited guests making up two tablet
Following the ganie, light refresl
men tit were served.
Th- so playing included Mesdame
Jim Smith, Arnold Riser, Ham
ldaokmer. Paul Melsler. Hunter Nei
ler. Joe Nelsler. George I^attimor
2nd the hostess.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
The following announcement ai
pea ring In a Flock Hill paper will b
of interest to Herald readers:
Mr. and Mrs Thomas S. Culbbet
of Abbeville, S. C.,
announce the engagement cf the!
daughter, '
. Grace Lucile Richardson,
f to
Mr. T.ucitis T.amar Ware, of Lauren
S. C? the wedding to take place 1
mid-summer.
The bride is a graduate of Wit
thrcp College and since her gradui
tion has been a popular and succes
fnl member of the Rdck HU1 schot
fatuity.
Mr. Warts is a native of Kinf
, Mountain, * brother of Miss Carly!
Ware. He no*' resides at Lauren
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ENTERTAIN OUT-OF-TOWN
RELATIVES
Mr. and Mrs. Y. F. Thronebet
had as guests Sunday. Mrs. Thron
berg's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Waltt
B. Murray, her brother. Tomar Mu
ray. all of Maiden, another brothe
Wehh A. Murray, principal of En<
School, Albemarle, and Miss Ma
J>ee?e of the Maiden school faculty
Personals
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Little Miss Jean Lynch Is sot
better after being ill with tonsollt
Mrs. W. S. Dilllng left last wt
for Atlanta, Ga.. where she Is vli
ing her son. Robert F. Hilling.
Mr. and Mrs. W. ?. Mauney a
sons attended a piano concert
Raleigh last week by Padewreski.
I Franklin War?, principal of t
school at Saluda, N. C., has returr
. home where he will spend the si
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t , County School TV>?rd Chairman
A Rldenhonr left for Chapel I
and Raleigh yesterday morning
confer with State School officials.
, Mrs. T, A. MoOill and Mrs. J.
Cantwell of ColufnMa, 8. C., w
i quests of relatives in Kings Mo
! Uta during the week end.
Mrs. M. A. Ware and eon, Moff
Jr.. are spending some time %
Mrs. Ware's sister, Mr* J oh
Flowers, in Spartanburg, S. C.
FViends of Mrs* Charles PIH
will regret to knew that her motl
JURSDAY. MAY 4. 1?3?
4rs. Mobley of Cortofftoo. Oa , bu | f
jt en very 111 and la a pal lent in an I
vtlanta Hospital. . ?
Rev. and Mra. E. W. Fox. Mre. J
ubrey Mauney and Miss Oiclle Kls- j J
r attended the Merrltt-Rlee wedding '-X
n Aaheboro Saturday. Mra. Mauney j
lid children Were also fruesta. of 1
Mrs. , Mauney's parents in Greens- J
two while tiway. >
; Farmers Get AAA Data
By 'Farm Flan' " t
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' ft. Y. Floyd. AAA executive of&qer j |
; t State College. says farmers are ' T
" being offered thai-hand information +
about the. application of the 1939 TrI T
| pii~A . progi api lo their farms thrcu i
(.i mim in Hiiunii ?? nip larin plan .
County AAA rommHl?emfn are +
* mooting with each farmer to holn +
1 , hint work out his "farm. plan." which J
| I* si) outline of the way the program <
' works on the individual fariu in 1939 j
" : F'oyd point* out. Through this per- j *
* | sonal contact with the committee- ?
''.man.- the farmer who desires to par- *
t cipate this year will -be able to ob-. j Z
- t-.fln Infri motion ns to the applies- . j
t:on of the program to his farm. - [ *
? These 'farm plan" conferences in- J
t etude a. discussion of 'he soildeplet *
r ing crrp allotments for the farm, and , J
i, the working out of a list of soli build +
ing- practices which will enable the j +
1 farmer to earn the maximum pay- j
; neat. the AAA officer said. The liat i +
i, of aoil building practices includes
^ewt-x-te 'aft <* w4?iw.iiiiU>,<'.iiwl ii
i which, are not routine fanning prac ?
ticea. T
The 'farm plan also contains in- Z
fcrmatton about rates of payments..
tato of deductions, and credit which <.
I ill bo given tor each soil building J
.lattice, Floyd explained. <
"Any farm operator who does not |
have the opportunity to work out a *
.- 'farm plan' with his -committeeman 4.
within tht? next few weeks should *
contact the county farm agent's >
, . CP or hi- locnt rn-rnilftcninnn *o *t"
| obtain th's service. Floyd advised. A +
copy of the 'farm plan" will be given J
the farmer to help him carry out j
the program on his farm. 4.
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Opportunity |
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a- Every man realizes that
* ings he has made during
steps which are necessary
is many who have learned I
'* the problem.
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the opportunity to
.1 Take Out SI
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W. K. Mauney, Presided
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WIIVJW3 I JiaaRINlO A SfcAStANAUl^t
REDUCTION !
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In Crepe and Crown Spun Rayon
DRESSES
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ONE GROUP $4.85 DRESSES , A n ?|| ::
Late Spring Styles ?P?#?vU ')
ONE GROUP $3.95 DRESSES $2, .751
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ONE GROUP $2.98 DRESSES $1.98!
ASK TO SEE OUR "MISS AMERICA" S
FOUNDATION GARMENTS |
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Low Heels in Tics and Sandals for the Mi**? |
$1.98 pr. j
Huaroches in White, Tan and White and naturaL t
$1.98 pr. j
White ventilated and Huaroche type <)*forrfs. I medium
and low heels? t
$1.98 pr. I
Myers Dept. Store!
Your Friendly Merchant j
ress Are You Making I
Road To Financial I
idependence? I
sooner or later he will need to fall back on the saw I
' his productive years, but so many fail to take the 1
r to insure a reserve fund. However, there are
that the building and loan plan offers the solution to
DRTUNITY I
ccks Only Once! I
when it com is to saving money. For you still have I
iares in Our 73rd Series of I
ding & Loan I
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(OUNTAIN BUILDING I
AN ASSOCIATION I
it J. C. Lackey, SecV-Treaa. I
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