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WILSON-HORD WEDDING
A wedding of Interest to a wide
circle of frlencU was that of Miss
Nancy Hord of this city to John Phil
Wilson of Shelby, solemnized Thursday
night ut 8:30 o'clock, at the lionie
of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
R. W. Hord on Mountain street. The
large ceremony room wag banked
with pines, ferns, and magnolias with
all floor baskets filled with tinted
Hue and pink Queen Anne's lace In
delicate shades. Seven-branched candelabra
holding cathedral tapers com
pitted the lovely scene. Rev. A. O.
Sergeant, pastor of the First Hapth>:
church and pastor of the bride, |
far.Wrtigdu n' I'msm
ceremony.
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The flower girls were Hit 1?* Misses
Phyllis Ware, niece of the bride,
end Merlan Allen, of Cherryville.
cousin of the bride. They were gowned
In floor length pink dresses with
pin tncked skirts with satin bows of
blue ribbons, their hats were bonnet
shaped and made of blue net. They
^iirridd minlatiirp hncbctu ffllori with
rose petals. Master Bud Ware, son
of Mr. and Mrs. ('. D. Ware, carried
the. ring In a callaHly. He wore a
white mannish linen suit.
The Wedding music r.- ide'-ed
by Miss Kate Whitworrh of Waco'as
pianist and Mrs. Howard Hcttser of
CherryvIUe as "soloist. Mrs Honser
wore hlne lace and carried an old
fashion ncsegny. M'vs Wh't wocth'*
dress was of dustv ninl; taf\ ;?. h< v
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flowers were a shou! tej; e*irs:<*re " of
white gardenias.
J. D. Hord.- brother of the hrtde,
v?8 usher and lighted the candles.
The, hrlde and groom entered togeth
er During the ceremony Miss Whitworth
played "To a Wild Rose"
ecftly.
The bride was strikingly gowned
In a creation of foiget-iae-not blue
taffeta wltb gathered blouse and
wide circular skirt. Her hat was a
large picture hat of pink straw with
rosebuds. She carried an arm bouquet
of pink gladioli and delpbinlum
t od with pink satin ribbon.
Mrs. Wilson is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. E. W. Hord of this city.
A young woman of charm and Intel^
bctnal ability, she is' a graduate of
Kings Mountain High School and
Woman's College of the University,
of N'orth Carolina. She is a member
of CherryvIUe school faculty.
Mr. Wilson is the son of Mr. and
Mis. Max Wilson of Shelby. He Is
s. graduate of Shelby .High School
and Sheman-Oah College at Dayton,
Va. He holdB a position with SterohtBros
store in Shelby.
Snuwediately following the ceremony
the guests were entertained at
an informal reception. Bridal Ices
end cake were served' by # Misses
I>aura Mae Wilson, Boiling Springs.
Carolyn and Jannle Allen. CherryVille,
and Jean Jlord, Kings Mountain.
Miss Mary Frances Hord preslned
In tha gift room. Ml?s Ruby
Pvrrage served refreshing punch In
the front hall.
The young couple left for a wedd:ng
trip and upon their return will
be at home In Cherryvllle.
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HOSTESS AT BRIDGE PARTY
Miss Helen Hay most delightfully
entertained oti last Thursday afternoon
ut four tables of bridge as .a
pretty coihpltnent to Miss Virginia
('arsons, whose marriage will be an
important event of late June.
Colorful flowers were arranged
throughout the rooms,
j MUs- Parsons received prize for
| h.gh score and was also presented a i
gift by the hostess. 1
After the game a tempting frozen
fi nit salad with accessories was
j Served with the bridal tnotif cleverly
i emphasized In the favors.
Those playing ' included Misses
yy.i.'.TT II T^4<?, 4II(U4VU .*WI17 Jil?r
nnret R.n' h. France* Hord. Sara
Kate Oimand, Domthv Pat??-r?on.
Pauline Neisier, Sara Allison; Men-,
dames Harold Hunnlcutt, Hugh Ormand
Harry Page. Paul Neisier. Ijty
car. Stow.e, all of Kings Mountain;
Mri. Bill HIip of Hemp. Misses
t.ouise Morris and Virginia Campbrl]
of Charlotte. ,
Tps jrues's included Misses Mary
.and Ruth HuWer of Charlotte. Mrs.
S. A. l,owery Mrs. H T>. Patrick and .
M ss Barbara Sutnuiltt.
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BRIDE HONORED AT
3RIDGE PARTY
Among the parties sh ort as a ccur (
trsy to Miss .Virginia Parsons since,,
the announcement of her encage- i
went and Approaching marriage was I
;> |rve?v bridge party given by Sirs.
Paul Neisier a' her home sten I
-i'cot on Inst Friday afternoon.
The rooms of the handsome home j
were arranged with howls and vases :
of cut flowers.
The bride-eject was presented an j
attractive gift. . > ..
Hieh score prize was presented
Mrs. George l>sttlmore and low
score prize. Mrs. E. A. Harrill.
A salad course with accessories
followed by delicious home-made Ice
cream and cake was served.
Guests Included Misses Virginia
Parson. Sara -Hambright, Dorothy
Patterson. Pauline Nelsler, Frances
Hord. Sara Kate Ormand. Mildred
Mess, Heles Rldenhour. Helen Hay,
Elizabeth Ware; Mesdames. E. A.
Harrlll, Ed Smith, Hayne Blackmpr;""
W. K. Mauney. George Lrfittimiore,
Charles Dill In e. Harry Page. Logan
Stcwe, and N. F. McGill, all of Icings
Mountain.
Out-of-town guests included Mls^>.
es Virginia Campbell. l.oulse Morris,
Ruth Hunter. Mary Hunter and Mrs.
Charles Hunter of Charlotte.
PER AN CLASS ENJOY
SOCIAL MEETING
The members of the Berean Bible
Class of Boyce Memorial Church
were entertained at the rome of Mrs.
I.ona McOlU. Monday evening witr
Mt-sdames MeOill. 1. L. Echols. Orr
Weir and W. F. Rhodes as bostesses.
After the business session Mrs.
\\V K. Crook and Mrs. Jesse Stewart
took charge of the evening's .entertainment.
Tempting refreshments were served.
Mrs. M.lnnle McFadden is the efficient
teacher of the Berean Clcss.
ATTEND PROGRAM OF
RHELBY DANCING ACADEMY
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Mauney. Mrs..
K. C cooner. Mrs. k. l?. Mauney ana
Mrs. C. K. Neisler went to Shelbv
Friday evening to attend "The Shelby
Junior Follies." a program presented
by pupils of the Shelby DancIr.g
Academy.
Medals and awards were presented
itiplls doing outstanding work and
T ittle Shirley Ann House*, 'daughter
rf Mr. and Mrs. George Hpuser and
eranddanghter of Mr. and Mrs. D. C.
Mauney, received a medal for hav(np
made most improvement, in the
baby class.
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PARTY FOR CHARLOTTE
BRIDE-ELECT
Mrs. Jacob Cooper was hostess at
:i bridge and Chinese Checker party
a? her home In the Cooper A.part lienta
on Wednesday afternoon. The
party was given complimentary to
Miss Marian Klrkpali'lck of Charlotte,
June bride-elect.
The rooms were arranged with
ei'inmer !l?wera.
Mrs. Glenn Brown of Charlotte, re
reived high score price In bridge
alio Mrs. Paul Whisnaut of Shelby
prise for blah score In t'binede
rhecker*. I
aSwwswMiwdaawe'siiiiaaw pi i mntui| ^
iiitreellaneous shower. I
A delicious naiad ami ?-?'Ai
iiiurat was served. \
Invited guests included Miaa Mat'.nn
Ktrkpartlck. Mesdame3 H. D.
Kir'.putrU-k. Robert Kirk pa trio, Roy
K.ikpnlrlck, Thomas Matthews,
fund lioyre. Baxter Hunter, Bob Horn
f'.li-nn Brown" Arthur Werta; Misaea
Tirtay TliOtn son and Havlland Smith
lit) rf charlotte: Mesdames L. , F.
?sl. .Tim Smith. E. C. Cooper. W.
>1 Misses Elizabeth Ware,
Margaret Cooj?*?y Mary Frances
I lord and Leone Patterson, all of
K'ngs Momttn'ti;. Mf sdantes PauT
Whitman!. J-f?< - * ? White. Bill Webb
nnd Riley M'fn.d of Shelby: Misses
Borenti Falls. f,< o Williams. Raclibl
Phencer f ?. : Mr? T. Y. Todd f CanIt
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MEETING Lt Li. A. R. /
Miss Cat !>.. i was iibxtos./ to
memtjeia oi tit. Colonel Frederick
Hombright Cbt?j> r. U. A. It., ynd
invited .guests cn: crtainiug it: Vjje
A'cjhwn'K ci.ib Wednesday' after.ic<<n.
The cl;;b tooth was attractively
:.i tanged with cut flowers. Mrs. A.
L. Hill, regent, presided.
Mrs. M. L. Harmon, flag chairman
Itad charge oi a timely program on
tht subject.
A tempting salad course with accessories
and a sweet course was
served.
++OVTE6S TO CLUB MEMBERS
ANO GUESTS
Mrs. E. A. Harrill entertained
members of the Social Club and a
number of invited guests at her
home on last Thursday afternoon.
The living room, dining room and
sun porch were thrown together and
Brrangea witn lovely cut flowers any
pot plants. r
Mrs. Donald Blanton was presented
prise for high score In rook anu
Mrs. A. H. Patterson, prize for lows
B( ore.
A delicious salad and swoet course
was served.
MEETING OF BUSINES8
WOMEN'S CIRCLE
The Business Women's Circle of
.he Pirn Baptist Church met at the
In me of Mrs. Jl>. M. Bridges on Monday
evening.Mrs.
Bryan Hord, circle leader,
presided and Miss Helen Logan had
charge of an interesting program.
Lfge refreshments were served.
About eighteen members were
present.
bRIDE-ELECT HONORED
Miss Bessie Simonton and Mrs. E.
A. Hnrrlll were hostesses at a lovely
bridge dinner at their home on last
Thursday evening, honoring Miss
Virginia Parson, June bride-elect.
On arrival the guests were seated
at small tables arranged in the living
room and dining room. A tempting
menu consisting of frozen fruit salad
with accessories and a sweet course
was served.
Bridge was played with Miss Pauline
Nefsler receiving high score
prize aud Miss Virginia Campbell
lew score prize. Miss Parson. the
honoree. was presented a pretty
piece of pottery.
Onests included Misses Virginia
Parson. Pauline Netsler. Helen Hay,
Marian Patterson, Elizabeth Ware,
Margaret Smith; Mesdames . Harry
Page. Harold Hunnlcutt. Bill ThornUrn.
Hfirrv Wo rrcn W f
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Tacob Cooper and Logan Stowe, all
of Klne* Mountain; Misses Louise
Moriia. Virginia Campbell, Mary and
Ruth Hunter. of Charlotte.
MRS. WILLIAMS CIRCLE
HOSTESS
Mrs. Smyre Williams -was boeteaa
lo membprs of circle number three
of Central Methodist church on
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. J. O. Plonk had charge of an
Interesting Bible Study and Mrs.
Chas. Oofor'h. the leader, conducted
Ihe business session.
During the social hour refreshments
were served.
BIRTH WMNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and llrs. W. W. McDanlel announce
the birth of a son. Larry Ken
neth on June fttb.
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THURSDAY. JUNK lo. 1939
VISITORS HONORED AT DANCE
Jtmmy Ntcklea and Miss Nancy
Mckles entertained at | dance at the
Woman's Club Tuesday evening,
honoring Miaa Hetty King of Conc'Tfl,
L. Wr. Peiletler. Jr.. of 8tella.
N: C-. J. B. Dllllng, Jr. of W'oet End
V ?\ and Ben W'llleford, Jr.. of Charlotte.
mii arrival the guests were present j
d to the receiving line composed of-1
in* above named, also Miss Mary !
Miller Huffman of Knoxvllle, Tenn., :
ind Miss Margaret Jones of North ! j
W'lkeitborb. I
Games and dancing provided ea i
lertainment. J
Refreshing punch and cookies was ..
served throughout the evening. J
The club rooms were arranged
throughout with summer flowers J
end greenery, forming a beautiful
setting for the gathering of eighty or j.
on:re young people from Kings j J
Mountain. Gastonla. Hickory and <
^'sewhere. J
cfi.ebrates thiro birthday m
Anniversary sjj
Utile Susan Moss eelebrattd her <
t'.M.I birthday hv en.erf.tntn., g j
nutuber of her young friends at, the i
! nine of her paternal grandmother. '.
Mrs H. N.Mon.
* Gatiies were played after which j i
the voung people were iuvited into
the dinning rocrn where Ice cream,
enke and punch was served. A lovely
birthday, cake, with pink icing ana
I hearing three eandles arnreil the
center of the table dud the p'nk pud
white color note was observed in re ,
frrshments and favors.
(.wests included Jane Ormand. Ann'e
MobTey Pilling. TV>lores Davidson.
Phyllis and Ruddv Ware. Una and
Martha Ann Bilker. Ixwsle Lynch."
(.on Ann Hertidon. Dickey and Jo i
A >ne Woodward. Niekv Moks and
Mm ; in Jane !/>velY'of Charlotte.
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V'ir l'TOf? '-"O'-'ORED AT
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' M. 1) K l(ord enteVtained at an
In'.'oriua) or bpoor'nu ber giiest.
Mis .1 O FcUbrivht of Cornelius. .
C< orc a wife of a former pastor of
th first Potnist church, at Kings
Moontuin The eiie^ts included thirty
frrtner friends of the honoree.
Ice cream, cake and punch was
served.
The ladies of the Baptist church
nrcfcnted Mr. Fullbright. a lovely
bedspread.
Personal*
Mrs. Claude Tedder of Oakboro.
is spending the week with relatives
in Kings Mountain.
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, Mrs. CbarleB Hardin of Spartantoarg.
S. C* is a guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Btverly Patterson.
Mrs. Claude Rhyne left Tuesday
for a visit to friends in Norfolk and
back Bay, Va. > v ^
Mrs. Caflyle Isley of Burlington
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Plonk.
Mrs. Herbert James of Cbarlo
whs a guest of Mrs. Clgude Rhyne
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