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HONORED ON BIRTHDAY
Eugene Mathls, Jr., was the inspiration
of a most enjoyable party (
on last Tuesday evening, the affair'
given In celebration ot bis IStb birth
day anniversary, with Mfss Peanl
Kerr as hostess.
A 16vely color note of green asd
white was emphasized in the floral
decorations utid also in the delicious
refreshments served at the conclusion
of the party.
Chinese Checkej-s and Heart Dice
provided amusements.
.Quests included Eugene MathiS,
Jr., Misses Betty Moore, Marthu Sue
WSiw
Martha McClain. Floresce Rhea and
Ixmise Wright; Ben H. Qoforth. Jr.!
C.leo Edwin Bridges, Ed Henry i
Smith. Jackie Gamble. Chas. A. Go-]
forth, Jr.. Howard Edens atil I. Ben
Qoforth Jr.
H08T8 AT FAMILY DINNER '
Mr. aud Mrs. T. P. McOill enter-" |
tafned at a family dinner on Tues- \
day evening honoring their daughter
Miaa Martha Prances McGill on the
occasion of her birthday anniversary
Other special guests were Mr. afid
Mr?. Earl McGill, whose marriage
took place in the early fall.
8UNDAY DINNER QUE8T8
Mrs. Eugene Mathis had as Suaday
dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. M.
T. Math's.' and Miss Pauline MrHugh
of Greenville, S. C. Mr. and |
Mrs. Rufus Mathis of Lyschhurg, S.
O., Mr. and Mrs, M. R. Mathis and
Miss Sallie Thomasgon of St Char-'
les, S. C. . ;
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THURS. ? FRI.
This sale offers you an <
buy your drug store nc
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tic development of our 1
years ago a drug store i
apothecarv shop to supp
herbs, and drugs. Aro
medicinal service, the mi
+ been developed to supply
thousands of your every
nf vmir health a
Kings Mount
The R<
Phones
One Duchess Permanen
and place your name at
October 26th, at 3:00 P.
Get
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$6.50
EMPRESS WAV
$5.50
DUCHESS WAV
$4.50 TRU-ART
WAVE (Extta 0
$3^0 TRU-ART
INDIVIDUAL V
$2.50 HELEN CI
REGULAR WA\
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lND PERSONAL HAPPET
REST to
ND 88 MRS. A- H. PAT
MEETING OF LEGION
AUXILIARY
Mrs. W. VY. Souther and Mrs.
('has. A. Cdfcrth were Joint hostess
es to members of the American Legion
Auxiliary. entertaining at the
home of the former oti Tuesday afternocn.
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The color motif was
effectively observed in the decora!
tlcns.
Mrs. James Ware, the president
had charge of the meet In d which
featured the Installation ot the following
recently elected officers:
MYh. James Ware. President
Mrs. Haxter Hayes, secretary.
Mrs. Pride Ratterree, historian.
Mrs. L. D. Shuf ml. Sargeant at
Arms. , . . .
Plans were made for a tea to be
given ot trie nomc or Mr*. I>avi9
next month.
Delicious. refreshments were eerv
en, the Hallowe'en motif observed
throughout.
Eighteen members were present.
BRIDGE H08TE8S
Mrs. Joe Neisler entertained mem
hers of her bridge club en last
Tuesday afternoon.
Colorful fall flowers were used it
decoration.
A sandwich and tea.course was
-served- after the game.
Those playing In eluded Mesdam ?s
Fred Plonk. Paul Neisler, E. A
Smith. R. If. Webb. Charles Pilling
(lpfne Plackmer, Huntfer Neislei
end the hostess. . '
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>pportunity not only to
ieds at budget balancing
if the interesting romaninodern
drug store. Start
yas only a chemist or an
ly people with medicines,
und this back bone of a
>dem drug store has
r you with thousands and
day needs, for the prond
for greater comfort.
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THE K1NOS MOUNTAIN HERALD T]
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"JINGS
WOMEN !
TERSON, Editor
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MISS KATHLEEN WALKER
' BRIDE OF REV. ORMAND
J. The following excerpt from the
Lost City W. Virginia newspaper..
giving an account of the marriage
of Kev. H. K. Ormand, Jr.. formerly |
of Kngs Mountain and Miss Mary
A'-ill.cr I OHt River. WIS,
Inadvertently omitted In earlier lasues
of the Kings Mountain Herald
and s of cordial interest to the many
friends and relatives of the bridegroom
In this section.
.i Miss Mary Kathleen Walker,'
youngest daughter of . Mr. and Mrs.
A. D. Walker, of I^ost River, and
aM,ww
the late Mr. and Mrs. B. F Ormand.
Sr.. of Kings Mountain. N. C. were'
united in marriage Tuesday evening, I
Angus* 22, at 7:30 o'clock in the .
I l^rst River Methodist church by the
' Rev. B. T. Price of Catlett. Va.. and,
Rev. o. W. Pert-ill of WlUlomvill. Va'
, The impressive ring ceremony wall
1 used.
The church was beautifully decora |
ted with rhododendron, ferns and
white gladioli; and lighted with
white candies, carrying out a color
j scheme of green and White.
preceding the ceremony, the Rev.
i l'awly Gruber. of Hedgesville, san,
! Because, and, Llebestraume, by
; Liszt. Mrs. Marion Eillmyre Byron
i' of Shepherd'stcwn, accompanied him
I en the program. The wedding march
. > es were played by Mrs. Mary Marshall.
Lohengrin's being used as the
, i processional and Mendelssohn'B as
r the recessional.
The bride, who was given in" mar.
( riage by her father, was beautifully
attired in a white satin gown in
pi cess style, with long sleeves and
| r circular train; with her long veil
of tulee falling from a lace coronet.
She carried a white p"rayer book
w th sprays of lilies of the valley
tied1 with long streamers of white
satin ribbon.
The matron of honor. Mrs. E. R.?
Wagoner, sister of the bride, wore
peach chiffon with blue accessories
and carried an arm bouquet of blue
delphiniums. The bridesmaids were
Miss Helen Straiwderman, who .
wore pale yellow chiffon and carried
an arm bouquet of orchid1 gladioli
and Miss Ethelyn Carpenter, who
wore pale blue chiffln and carried
salmon gladioli. All wore matching
hats of picture stye. Little Miss La.
vinla Ann Wagoner, niece of tbe
bride, was flower girl. She wore a
long gown of pink taffeta and pink
shoe*. . if..
The bridegroom bad as bis best
man his brother, Jack Ormand', of
Kings Mountain, N. C. The ushers
were, the Rev. Roscoe Prince, of
' Tfn aviA. UonrUH WftllfAf
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I Finger Waye. Come by
? will be held Thursday,
>re8ent to win.
Prices
CT. 28th
$5.00
$4.00
$3.00
$2.50
$1.50
50c
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KEETER'S
ON HIGH
Our prices were predetermined by <
er's is able to keep prices DOWN and e
Compar
~*?ei?gnd uh Keeter s to pi utett >uo' fur
markets.
66x76 Men's Soli<
PLAID BLANKETS DRESS 0
48c $1.
Extra Heavy CWLd *
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Double Blankets Large numb
Full size, steen bound. from?
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IMPORTANT
I Sports Coats
I Fall is a sporting season?and
I these smart coats fit right into
the swing of things. You must
I see them first.
I $9.95
I Dressy Coats
WITH LOTS OF FUR
[ You've never seen the like in
I beautiful fur trimmings! You
I- have never looked so dressed up
I as you will in one of these exI
qui site coats.
I $17.50
Trimmed & untrimmed 3 - Pieci
COATS
I Our famous maker For ever:
I really "went to town"
on this lot. A AT
$5.95 JK/i
Others to $29.50
KEETER'S STEPS
I dTs SUIT
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Appeal
/m UW^lwi. These suits have e^
/ j'Vc IJif\ man looks for ? n<
/ jL \7 vjwaists, new curved
U/r "/// new high button pi
k\j^ r^*A or strictly
X-fVx4\ V models.
$i6.f
\ 1 1^8 Sizes: 33 Shorts h
\ I I Stouts
\ | SPECIAL GR<
)/t\ / Mens Su
$9-93
FAMOUS CURLEE SUITS
The names identify their high quality
to coast. Hie styles, shades and fabrici
feet Mend of that he-man appeal so r
in ordinary suits. Just look at this pri<
I $22.50
Men's Genuine Men's S<
FUR FELT HATS WORK
AD Sizes
|| 97c $1
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and quality UP!
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1 Leather CHELSON HATS 1
>X FORDS For Men
94 *2 95 I
All Wool Ladies First Quality I
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ei to select SILK HOSE
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All colors, all sizes
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| SKIRTS $1.98
"up WITH New Fall
q MATERIALS
^ Crepes, Spun Rayon, I
ell-Tailored and Woolens. Solids I
and designs. 39 inches I
rerything a wide?
satiy defined a q l
jacket lines, **OC yQ, I
avement ? Yart wide fast Color I
conservative ^
DRESS PRINTS
>0 15c yd.
? 52 Long- Yard wide fast Color I
" DRESS PRINTS
z 10c yd. 1
Children's School B
1 SHOES & OXFORDS B
from coast 97c pf? B
* are a per- Yard wide first ouaiitv B
lard to find OUTING "
cc? Heavy Grade *
10c yd. 1
Father George I
BHObb LL SHEETING
? 6 to 12 15 Yanks
^>9 $1,00 1
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