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of INTE Hp , ' PHON HORD-FALL8 WEDDING , ^mSOUCMNIZEO J A wedding of almpllcity and quiet charm ? -? *"? *" * " " ... .... in mu cauei Hord to Jonah Fall*, both o! thi? city. The teeremony vas performed at #:0"0 o'clock Sunday, Dec. 24, at Saint' Matthew* Lutheran church with! Rot. L. Boyd Hamm, pastor of the ! bride groom, officiating, using the * ,y> The church was banked with love ly ferns and on the altar were white gladioli and candelabra holding white tapers (which were, lighted ' by Mlaa Eunice Hord. sister of the bride, and Miss Ottle White.' The nuptial music was rendered by Miss Rachel Qrigg of Oastonia. Miss Lois Mo'.?re san, "The Sweetest Story Ever Hnldt" Lohengrin's Bridal March watt\iayed for the pro lessloAal and Men6osgoi,n'(j Wedding March for the Ycesslonal The bride and bviaVyoom entered together. The brlde\_s ingly attired in a dreso "3. hat of China tea with coat of \lchoke green and brown accessories^ 6he wore s shoulder corsage of Y,lg. man roses and lilies of the valK. Jin. Falls Is the daughter of VI I late Rev. and Mrs. J. T. Hord, ami ( a (Irl of charming (personality andN lovely disposition. She is an em-1 ployee of Vera's Beauty 8hoppe. J Mr. Falls is the youngest son jn Mr, and Mrs. Q. P. Falls. He is^femployed by the Neisler Mills. After a short trip the comle- will be at their home on tile IjCMHt Road. HOLIDAY VISITORS J Members of the ifclonk family meeting fbr a holldaf visit at the .home of Mrs. R: sApionk, Included Herbert Plonk of JBrielgh, Mr. and Mra BUI SauaderJnmS children, Mr and Mrs. BUI Hps and- baby of Hesnp, Mr. anJbts. Cloyd Hager of Hickory, Hi Ethel Plonk of "WinStOn-Sa^j Mr. and Mrs. Rufus k Kinjtk Mountain's t". popular Play House jEyg; PHONE m I AV ? THUR8DAY r Dodbt* Feature Program peat S*ow We Ever Had For ' ' lOo 1 ' I Gene Austin In I "Song And Saddles" B Johnie Downs, Bdcar Kenedy W> in ' "Laugh It Off" New ? Comedy "FRIDAY arid SATURDAY >: ai Another Fine Show Bsfcy Sandy In H "Little Accident" W George O'Brien in V "Legjonjjjf Ln?r|e?*' Hk J*"h*SoSoAV a?P TUUOAV |.-g Jobs ViyM, Clara Traror la ' CiifUdy 1 ? I I ftniiflflv "Happy New Year To All" t 1G^T AND HIS M I n s7i w|i 5 IJ't a ? l&flKr- ** ' ESilWnl^WO^K^^l W'i V I . it ^ I ' fi IbH I y Jf 1 j$|.;.\y.' I HAPPENING9 REST to \ ES 10-R AND 88 MRS- A > ' BARBER-McMURRAY Mc..auAHMri. W. D. Berber Aik lvounce the uiarlage of their daughter. Virginia Ariane, to Clifford McIkftl r**a w ? _ ? ..... ui reiauves in Kings Mountain on Christmas1 Bay. Mr. nad Kn. Edward Lovell and daughter. Marten Jane, ot Charlotte pent the. holidays at the home of Mr?. Loveil's father, Mr. ft C. Baker. \ ' o v Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Bridges and Caadly an* A. H. Bridge* ot GastohM speak Christmas In Kings Mountain with Mr. and Mrs. L. L. JUnDMU>; - ? . ' Q , i Mr. Ernest Tate of Galax, Va* has returned to his home after spending a few days with Ms cous-" ins, Charles *;yd James Alexander of this city. ft*. B. W. Oriffln and children. WalHOii <X High Point, and Wwlejr OMk, Of Greenville, are the holidays at Palm Heritor, rig. Mr. and |Mrs. R. H. Webb and M... ' '' ' h. \ . . || GWJSfctH If HORS&WWfiH.'WR 1 WhflV \ *. MM jHpy I BBa wBi ' '^[/y If as II _i ' -I ll ^ * ? MM***/! vu wuTwuocr 3U? 1939. fersonais Mr. J. E. Hem don and family are Mr. and Mr*. Frank Summer* are spending the holiday* in Florida. Mr. D. U. HuffBietler on Kail road Avenue has been sick for sometime. Mrs. Mary Alexander, mother of i>. U Alexander, Is spending the holidays in his. home. Dr. Jacob Mauney of Asheville visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. I A. Mauney over the \\.k ana. Mr. and .Mrs. Clay Poston were fuests of Mrs. M. LT. Houscr during Lhe holidays. t Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Klser ap^nt lhe holidays with Mrs. Kleen'^srelaJT?s in eastern qop'-v-'*1To''pa. .'and Mrs? iH. C. Sprinkle, Jr., JJSre guests of the former's parents ^n Mocksville during the holidays. I Miss Annie B. Roberts has been) { confined to her bed with flu for the I past several days. M.. ?ua 3a.m. Lawrence Lovell were visitors in Ashevllle -luring the. holidsys. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Willeford and Ben, Jr., of Atlantf. spent the holidays with relatives In Kings Mountain. I Postmaster and Mrs. W. E. Blake iy returned last night from Wrens, da., where they spent Christmas holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle lsley of Bur ttngcon nave been ou a visit at the .MHne of Mrs. lsley's parents, Mr. -uu Mrs. Clarence Plonk. Mr. C. A. Bridges of Richmond, Vs., spent the lVu|j*iuW-* hoiiUHja with Bis ^sister, ,Mrsv L- L, hiex.-, under. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Ware, Miss jean Ware, and Moffett, Jr., spent' ,ne holidays mth relatives in Char-} lotto. Mr. and Kirs. Charles Long, Sr.. at Cmwu>rrf -? 1 VOlilEN . " ' t ' ' i> H. PATTTEIfcSON, Editor/ **** **** * children, accompanied by M?. Welti's mother, Mrs. Cannon, A>.t Concord, are on a holiday vlali at the home at Mrs. Webb's siste/ in Florida, J Mrs. Daisy Osment and M'# Musette Jenkins had as house Quests during the holidays Mr. and firs. R K. J>\irley of Covington, VajOfrs. C. I MM. Williams of StatesvlwH3 jr?? ? I Mrs. Goor^i# ivls of Charlotte spent Christ ma at the home of her aunt, Mrs. C. B>. Nelsler. Mrs. Davis went to AshevllU this week for a visit to her hu^ nd, who 1s a patient at Oteen. jj ' Mrs. Wllllsm Brewer, nee Miss Pauline Nsislcr of Norfolk, Va., is a holiday giest at the home of her mother, Mrs. C.- E. Nelsler. MM. Brewer will be Joined here this week by Ensign Brewer who will accompany her hack home. ' Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Harmon had as guests Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Grayson of Washington, D. C. They also as Christmas Day ' dinner guests, Mr. and Mrs. R. L>. Connor of Bessemer City, Mr. and Mrs Clyde McKinney. and Mrs. L. M. Morris, all from Greenville, 8. C. Boll Wevil Control Reports Favorable 3. O. Rowp.il. Extension entomolo gist of State College, says that encouraging reports of boll weevil control through the 1-1-1 molasses poisoning treatment continue to pour In to hla office. Aa an example of the effectiveness of the control measures advocated by the Exten slon Service, Rowell quoted the -following report from P. W. Reami assistant farm agent in Halifax County. TThree farmers ? C. H. Smcth ol Scotland Neck, R. Hunter Pope ol uuum, ana j. q, Shields of Scot land Nock ? averaged 499.7 pound! of lint per. acre on 276 acres treat ed with the molasses poison. Fpnners not using poison made average yield* of from 150 to 200 pounds of Hnt per acre, with a nun ber of growers reporting less than 100 pounds per acre. "Mr. Smith made a yield of 150 pounds per acre on 37 acres, where the cotton was grown on land 'thai had a> good growth of lespedesp turned under Mr. Pope reported an average of 498 pounds of lint pei acre on 211 ocres. Mr. Shields grew 493 pounds per acre on 28 acres. Rowell explained that the 1-1-1 treatment consists of mixing ont pound of calcium arsenate with on? gallon of water and one gallon ol cheap molasses, and mopping' tfa< cotton (beginning several days be i fore the squares form, and continn 1ng at the rate of one application per week until at lest three appll cation* are made. "The best results are obtained <- . * Operation of a bicycle is. prohibit ed on the streets of Cumberland, Md., unlctaa the bike is In good the chanlcal condition and ' the operatoi has a special permit from the safe 111 IiltrtiiirtB mm TPkifiAM mswtous tension J MHjfTl Mlvvn* |EK|ss 13th MO A SWEEP 1 COA Fur Trimmed I COATS Greatly Reduced! 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