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NYA GIRL8 HONOR
MI18. McQINNI8
The NYA girl* gave a part)
flbi^rwd^y afternoon hjopx^rtngJ JdY?.
Ethel Mediants and MStas Myrtle
Reynolds. After the program oon.
slating of devotional?, reading, conteat
imitation of Prof. Quiss, and
the Delmore, lemonade ?undb eakt
were served. Among those attendlni
besides the girls were Mrs. France#
Owning and Miae Stand Foye ol
Shelby.
INJURED IN FALL
Frlemla of Mrs. D. A. Fulton learn
with regret that the waa seriously It
Jnred in a fall at her home on West
Mountain street Sunday, she is 1
patient ft' the City 'VhJ.
train where the is betas treated fot
a broken lag.
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... II 6 MINUTES
OF COOL COMFORT
WITH THE SENSATIONAL NEW
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PERMANENT
One woman tells another. The word
iasbes from beauty shop to beauty
shop, from city to city.- Wherever women
talk about hair, they tell of the
t charm and beauty of the new Kilting
Koolerwavcl This wonderful new
Koolerwave developed by Paul Rilling
is cooler, faster, safer and more comfortable
than any wave you've ever
-known. Actually only six minute? oa
the bead I Koolerwaves last longer.
With Koolerwave,yourf twill be
snore lovely?your hair more iustrou j.
No dry or brittle cods. AU the hair
needs it a little combing and coaxing
to call all curls into place. l?i tbrillmg,
U Asm m Rilling Koelerwav*.
Vera's Beauty
Shoppe
PHONE 88.1R
t'AIH US FOR A TEST CUWL
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I thai these rudderless souls end
ICS, Students are men win
tUtt tot common sense, deteri
training! II you want to come
j Security, then yow must get tin
iCS. way**-? from textbook
State Universities -? through
to flt your own personal requii
Hew eu the Caeilltieeof these w
er cuH personally at the local
INlflt NATIONAL COM
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KMMIMIIIMMMMIIMMIII
AND PERSONAL HAPPEN
1REST to 1
AND 88 MRS- A. H. PATT
HONOR BRIDE 1
Mlsies Delcsese and Madge Mc- j
' Daniel entertained Friday evening at
their home on King Street for Mra i
) Bruce McDaniel, who wrioi to her .
recent marriage was. Miss Elisabeth 1
. Harris.
I Bridge and Chinese Checkers were :
) enjoyed' during the evning. High
! 3tore for bridge was won by Mrs.
I' James Herd, high score fee Cbiwose (
! Checkers by Mra. Janus Harris and
Mrs. Bruce McDaniel cut consolation i
A dolielcus salad court i was served
after which the bride yzit prtsen |
i ted with a lovely gift.
I Those present were Mrs Eruee
t M.Daniel, Misses l^cnht Fulton.
i Murgur. t C'ornweil, Maude Williams ,
'PA'H MP m>*T. AHFl <!.% iJWl.U.l
f Frances Ooforth. Nina Jackson and
,'e-nette Walker Bessemer City, (
yeSkjmcH James. Hord. James Har- 1
ris, Ciles Cornwell. Eugene McCarter 1
biot Robert McDaniel.
HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB
Mrs. K. A. Smith, Jr.. wan bO?UM 1
ttt two table* of bridge entertaining '
her club on Tuesdhy afternoon.
A tempting tea and eandw eh*
coi rso was served.
Those Playing included MeeJames
- I .add ifamrick, Amcld kiecr, Jim
Siiillth, DcnulJ Blanton, Faul Neislcf
Hunter Neisler, Joe Noisier and '
Haynd Blackmer.
HOSTESS TO CLUB MEMBERS
Mrs. Charles Dilling entertained
hoe bridge club last week, with her
sister, Mrs. Dixon of Kins-ton, who
was ber house guest, as special
guest.
A delicious salad and' sweet course
was served after the game.
These making ,up two tables were
Mrs. Dixon of Kins ton, Mesdames i
Charles Williams. Arnold Riser, E.
A. Smith, Percy Dilling, Faul Neis- ,
ler, Joe Neisler, andi Hayne Black*
mer.
fSAVEMel
IICOtJWNs
Paimolive, 3 for .............. 20c
Small Super Suds (red box) 3 for 25c
Small Super 8ude (blue box 3 for 25c
Large Super 8ude (blue box 2 for 47c
Octagon Soap (giant) 6 for .. 25c
Octagon Soap (small) 10 for 23c
B... J.. /I.u.\ ? or _
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Octagon Powder (email) 10 for 23c
Octagon Toilet, 4 for 19c
Octagon Cleanaer 2 for 9c
Octagon Granulated 2 tor .... 18c
Crystal White 8oap 3 for 14c
Plonk Bros. & Co.
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Fateful moment ? when a
hip loses Its rudder! Then
a great hulk drifts helplessly
? and unleaa aid rnmpa. tlinfc
hip goes "on the rocks."
There are men who drift
11 their lives. Is it surprising . I
I up "on the rocks"?
?fashion their own "rudder*"?
nination, and sound, essential
into the Port uf Prosperity and
t training you need. Get it "the
3 that have been adopted by 25
methods that are individualixttd
*ements. For complete Inform**
orld-wide Schools, write, phone,
office listed belatr*
tISPONDiNCI SCHOOLS
nton, Pa.
Mil Representative
Gastonia, N. C
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McGILL-COOKSIE MARRIAGE
SOLEMNIZED SATURDAY
The marriage of MUs Ellzabetl
Cooksey cf Llacksburg, S. C.. au<
Mr. Earl Mi-Gill of Kings Mountain
wan solemnized at the home of th<
ride cn Saturday evening. Augus
23. at 6:30 o'clot-k. Rev. W. N. Long
?:* Clinton, S. C. former pastor o
;he bride officiated. The iinmedlatt
tniii 11!t s of the , couple and a fev
elfse friends witnessed the cere
mcny.
The vows were spoken In tl.e living
room where an improvised altai
was arranged, banked with - ems
Ivy. t-h-mitlls and gladioli flanked bj
i n,., n l.,w.
trfVM ?/? ahv ul'u cttuuviHum, noiuini
Li.'ll'&'lLWl i i
M1?s Saru Ccuksev, sister of th<
bride, wearing romance blue, fash
Icned on quaint lines with shouldei
i-csage of pink rises, played th<
wedding While /^Ubeatrau^t
wat played, the candles were lightet
by Miss Martha Fiances Mef'.ill, sis
!er of tlie bridegroom and Miss An
Kusta Scott, of Blacksburg. S. C
rach wearing becoming dresses ol
Mack net with corsages of whitt
ros< s. Prior to the ceremony. Mist
Mary Elizabeth Meacham of Blacks
burg sand , "I I.ove Yon Truly", ant
O Promise Me" * Miss Meachatt
wore a lovely dress of black crept
with satin panels. Her flowers: wer<
red roses.
The Bridal Chorus from I/Ohengrlt
was used as a processional and dur
ini? the ceremony Traumerei wat
softly played.
The bride was attractively attiret
In a modish early fall costume o
pert brown, with brown accessorlei
snd shoulder spray of talisman ros
P3 audi valley lilies.
The bride, a daughter of Mrs. R
S. Cook.sey .of Blackxtburg, S. C.
and the late Mr. Cooksey. is a younf
woman of charm and pleasing per
sorality. She is a graduate of Win
tbrop College and for some time hai
been a member of the Park Gract
School faculty.
Mr. McGIll is a son of Mr. am
Mrs. T. P. McGIll of Kings Monn
tain and holds a position with th
Kings Mountain Cotton Oil Co.
The couple left immediately afte
lit? ceremony for &-wedding trip am
are now at home at the resldenc
of Miss Ella Harmon on King street
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CANCE HOSTESSE8
Misses Betty Lee Neisler and Ra
chel Smith were dance hostesses ei
tertainlng at the Woman's Club 01
Tuesday evening. Guests included i
number from Kings Mountain. Hick
try an-J! elsewhere. Punch and cook
Jes was served throughout the. even
log.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kennedy o
Shelby announce the birth of thei
second son, John Lowery. on Wed
nredSay nicht of last week. Mrs. Kei
nt-dy wa? before marriage Miss Isa
bel McOiit of Kings Mountain.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Hmyne Blackme
spent tbe week end at Blowing Roc]
Miss Anarab James was a recen
guest of Miss Clara Mae Gantt.
Mr. and Mrs. B. P. McCarter o
Clover. 8. C.. visited relatives her
oyer tbe week-end.
Mrs. Mary {Davis of Spartanburg
S. C., visited Mrs. R. A. Scott Sun
With the new Fall Tr<
school girl can expect t
ly Coiffed, Unless She
manent Wave, to prov
for a smartly dressed
next two week we are
?SPECIE
Our $7.50 NESTLE A1
Our $5.00 EUGENE I
Our $3.50 OIL RING!
Ruth's Be
Make Appointments
Pel
i thuhhat, acq >1. lm
I day.
* M*aa? Mary France* Qault ai
Elisabeth Plonk have returned fro
\ a visit to Wrlghtaville Beach
I Misses Mary Frances and Sus
; Upon of Virginia have been vleltlr
i their aunt, Mrs. Ben P. Beam.
Mr. Bd I/onp of Oakland, Callfori
la wu? a recent gueet at the home <
M.\ and Mrs. W. J. McOill.
Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Hayes and ch
drep of Washington, D. C.. ba\
1 been on a visit to relatives here.
| Mrs. Henkle McGinnl* has bee
j undergoing treatment at the Ruth*
t fo.dkon Hospital.
f Paul Neisler, Jr., left Tuesda
s night to enter McCauley's School i
r C'haUan -oMsi Tenn.
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Mrs. Bdwanl Lovell and little da'
',h!er, Marian Jane of Chnrlott
r 'inve been guests cf relatives hei
* .'<> so:no. time.
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^Mi^andMr^Otii^FalUan^Mr
'.Strough the mountains Of Wester
North - Carolina.
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Mrs Claude ithyne and Miss Ca
I lyle Ware of the West ec-hool facull
have returned from Tomaseee, S. C
wii?:r*r laey nr.iu f'l m-0 approve
] Parker School Methods. The set
f sli:ns wore held at the National 1
A. R. School at Tamassoe.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hartman <
I^trndhle Yleitt*?) their daughte
Mies Peggy Hartman of Kings Mou
tom Sunday.
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Mrs Hunter Nelsler and little da
.trhter, Patricia Ann. have rotume
from Cherry Grove Beach, whet
they spent the summer.
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^Irs. Alvin Yarbrough and soi
t Fiddle, and Miss Abba Barber, spei
3 several diaye last week* In Lenior s
. the guest of their sister, Mrs. R. 1
Hartley and Mr. Hartley.
, Miss Jett Plonk who has bee
? spending the summer in Gaston!
- has returned' to KingB Mountain I
- take trp her work as teacher ?n Eaj
s School.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Mauney an
* daughter, Miss Martha Lau Maun*
" returnedi last week from a visit i
e California and other places of lnte
eat.
J ; -oMr.
and Mr%. J. C. Lackey sr
. Marshall Wolfe accompanied Ml
' Lillian Lackey to Burgaw, N. <
where she is a member of tl
school faculty. The party also vlel
~ od Wrlgbteville Beach while away
s ' 0
a Mrs. R. IT. Webb and chlldw
. who have been visiting In Ashevil
- br.ve returnedi home and were acco
. per.led' by Mrs. Webb's mother, Mr
Canncm, of Concord, who has all
been In Aeheville on a visit.
'' Mrs, Booth Gillespie and youi
r daughter "Tootsle," who have .bee
guests of Mrs. Hunter Neisler,
n Cherry Grove Beach for some tin
- stopper in Kings Mountain ior a ie
dry a" they were en route to the
home at Allentown, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Taylor
r Wilmar. California, accompanied I
It their chikhren, Margaret an Dou
las. visited Mr. and Mrs. W. W 8<
t ther Tuesday. Mr. Taylor and M
Souther served together In the U.
Navy during the World War.
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b In 1870 more than half of the gal
fully employed people in the Unit*
States wore farmers, but by 191
this proportion had fallen to a lltt
J more than a fifth.
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RE - SCHOOL
Specials
snd in hairdressing, no
o have her hair attractiveHas
Had The Proper Peride
the right foundation
head. Therefore, for the
giving:
LL PRICES?
EUSTOCRAT For $5.00
i'or 5 $3.50
ETFor $3.00
Mity Shoppe
Now^For Back-To-Schooi
mhi ?73
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? "t ? " 4:
. Gain In Sunday ;
School >
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Attendance |
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The "Back to Sunday Sch.ol Move n
l- mtnt" got under way with full swing 1
if lust Sunday. Nearly all Sunday 8
Scho.Is reporting had a considerable n
Increase in attendance. Of those roll
porting the. the First Baptist church *
re led with an Increase of 42. and the >
Central Methodist church ran a ?
clase second with an increase of 41. *
si The Grace Methodist church had an f
?r increase of 27, the Lutheran church
23, the Presbyterian church 16. and *
the Second Baptist, 13. *
_ The entfro month ofSeptember ^
has been set apart for new members a
closing thp campaign the first Sun- "
day in October with a rnlly and promotion
day (n nil ohurvhee. It Is
' UopcJ to have every child enrolled
b *'1 <n,r nigh Stln^ol )atnd' Grammar
* School" in attendance in some Sunday
School 'u Kings Mountain by
'bo f If at Sunday in October If yoo j
? Knr>v or any chill In King* Moun^
notify the Sunday School Superinten
itmf of the Sunday School which
he chil i would most likely wish to
eo.
r" Wo hope to Increase the enroll
nicnt of all Sunday School? at loaet
^ ONE THOUSAND before the firs:
Sunday in October. This can easily
?~ be done with the full reoperation of
all Churches In this movement.
>t REV. E. W. FOX ABLE TO
r. FILL PULPIT AGAIN
n a
TliC congregation of Central Meth
od<st Church and the many friends
u of Rev. E. W. Eox were overjoyed m
last Sunday by the presence of Mr.
'* Pox at church.
Mr. Kox, who has been 111 for the
I'.'tst several weeks i? back at the
B'l pnrstiiage and in fine condition a11
gain after being confined to a hospl- '8
tal ro:m and a long period of convnlescence
during which his pulpit p
was filled by Rev. Waggoner, supply
minister from Duke University.
'n Mr. Waggoner left Sunday for a
visit his family in Arkansas before
to resuming his studies at Duke. Mr.
Waggoner, who was very popular'
during his stay here, left many ?
friends who wish for him the best of ?
id luck. 5
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to Phenix Booster Club c
r" Goes On Vacation c
"All work and no play makes Jack m
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the minute and we hold
dence. May we have Your
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Family should drink dail
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Phone 18
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c'u'.l Icy, dertVtf th? PbnM
looster Club recently, no they kM
hfrnwl'tn off U> a abort vacation at
k? an View Beach, . Norfolk, V*.
't,-? m ven pcri'.aa made the t*to
thing- a "private" car from Kings 1
iiutain registering at the Nanaoaft
lotel, and1 proceeded to enjoy tbemelves
for a couple a?? and so maagi
Ights. While at the bersCJi the partg
r.tk a sight seeing boat trip, benldks
wlmming and enjoying other recrntionul
activities.
The Booster Club, one of several
employee ,organlzti>4ons. In King*
fountain, has become a leader la
ctlvities which pave the way far
otter understanding between emilcyer.
and employee.
C. C. White, superintendent of. tbw
'henlx Mills artd president of thm
tiufc accompanied the group. latfl >.
V. Hainrii k, an official of the mlQ,
no his son. Badd, Jr.. also made tM
rip. |
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Neglect Tl.rml
Vstare aWwt tl? sMrr?? t*<?t
marvtlotM >ob. Their tank w to twp tae
flowlnf Mood atrrtm free of ?n cum* d
- 'Ww^uyy^biuiiriitf
mum tha kidn-v* ...... ..
the ttood |( mmi Mtk ? to
? *ln? lW Sldwyt fail to fuiKttcu
Natur* talaadad. Iktra to t. Uoltori 4
uraato that may cava* body-wide dto
j^rciXr.u^v.ord^
fatting up nighla, awclllng, puffina*
under the t>M It I tired, iimww, at
worn oat.
rrrquant. acaaty or burning eat aea?
may ba furthrr rvtoton ot hidnry m
bladder diet urbane*.
Tha raaogalaad and proper taaataM*
to a diuri tic mi dlcina to help tha kidnaar
fat rid ot axeaaa polaonoua lody waata
Itoa Oaaa a filla. Thay hare kad laara
than forty yaari of puNic approval, in
endoraad tha aouatry ovar. laatot ca
Oran'i. Bold at all drug atoraa.
almolive, 3 for 20e
.mall Super Suda (red box) 3 for 2Cd
mall Super Sud? (blue box 3 for ?9e
arge Super Suda (blue box 2 fbr 47c ,
Ictagon Soap (giant) 6 for .. 2Se
ictagon Soap (email) 10 for .. 23c
ictcgon Pcwder (large) 6 for . 2Sc
ictagon Powder (amall) 10 for 23o
Ittagon Toilet, 4 for 19c
ictagon Cleanaer 2 for 9o
Ictagon Chipa 2 for 18c
Ictagon Granulated 2 for .... lie
rysutl White Soap 3 for 14c
Summitt's Nu-Way
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f Modern Medicines up to
your Doctor's Confi8?
UN DRUG CO.
rs' Prescription ,
Delivery
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at every member of the S
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Kings Mountain, N. C.
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