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TRI LL CLUB MEET8
The Tri ll Club held iu regular
meeting Friday night at the Club
,, v. house with a large number ot the
members present. The birthdays for
this month were MT^^'osler Fleming
and Mrs. Buck AUran, who re
cetved many pretly and useful xifts
After the discussion Of business,
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IES 10-R AND 88 MRS- I
Vtcsdamus Joe Foster, Foster, Flern
Ing and Uewey Caldwell servid delicious
refreshments of which the
( colors were red, white -and blue, rdh
j l'? seuting iijjjjrge Washington's b^rj
ttiuay. Visitor for the evening whs
| .Nits. Jackson Sepaugh of Earl. AiV,
members are urged to attend the
next meeting. ;
'"'MEETING OF 8TUDY CLUB
Mrs. O. W. Myers was hostess to
members of the Study ('tub and a
hu iver.tr,
nig at her lionie 011 Piedmont Avenj
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1?The rooms were arranged with
t < ut flowers and blooming pot plants
Mrs. Ludd liumrick hud charge of
the program on "The Use of OccesI
series in. the - Home." Mrs. N> F.
I Met<111 talked on "The Arrangement
I of Flowers and Correct Use of Pictures."
Mrs. \V. T. Weir on ' Table
Appointments", and Mrs. Ludd Ham
rick ou "Minor Accessories." 'Miss
Rachel McUlain played a piano soleI
COllC ludilltr ill** ttroiffun. Tnmnfl??o
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refreshments were served.
HOSTESS TO SOCIAL CLUB
Mrs. O. W. Myers was hostess to
members of the Social Club and Invited
guests entortalu'.ng at her
heme Tuesday afternoon.
.Snapdragons and other lovely cut
flowers', were tastefully arranged In
decoration. Mrs. ft. L. Mauneyinade
high score In rook and was presented
a blooming azalea. . A
tempting salad and sweet coin
se was served with The George
Washington motif cleverly observed.
Guests included Mesdames \V. K.
Mauney, ft. ft. Mauney. W. A. Rlden
llour, L. P. ftaker, H. T. Fulton. B.
V Ormand. H, N. Moss, Arthur Hay
L- C. Parson. I. B. Ooforth. A. H.
Patterson. K A. Harrlll. Manly
I Murehead and P. D. Patrick.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT j
Mr. and Mrs. James Cox announce
the arrival of a fine baby girl, Judith
Rebecca, on Feb. 14th. \
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A NIGHT when you were
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cause loss of friends, loss of sleep,
loss of pleasure? time missed from
work, family quarrels, physical
and mental suffering.
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WOMEN
k* H. PATTERSON, Editor
HOSTESSES AT BRIDGE AND N.
pOKSXC PARTIES \
Mr#. Lester Hoke and Mrs. M. H.
Miser were hostesses at two lovely
parties entertaining at tlie heme of
the former, on Tuesday afternoon /
ami W'ediiecilay afternoon. /
The living room and dining rTSom
Were tastefully arranged with bloom
ilig pot plants.
On Tuesday afternoon Mr*. B. S. I
>feiU scored high, receiving un at-1
W'My. jgafelfcwt ? wr,?:> it m o a?i
1 A tempting salad and sweet
bourse was served with the George
Washington motif observed.
Guests included Mesdames \V. E. ,
lll.ikely, W. K. Crook. O. O." Jackson/
D. F.lanton, Pride Ralterree. Ill
III, Yarhoro. Harry Page. George^
Houser, Charles Thomasson, Harold
Crawford. J. B. Keeier. Arnold KIsor.
I.add Hamrick, Charles '?Villiams
'red Plotik. B. 8. Neill. Pete Gamble.
Troy Carpenter. Jesse Stewart,
Padgett. Bill Howard. Paul Mauney
.iesse Riser and E. W. Griffin.
On Wedneadhy n^fternootv, Mr|i
Hayne Blaokiner. scored high In
1 ridge- and Mrs. Manly Morehead
in took, each receiving, attractive
trophies!"
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The George Washington motif
was again observed in the delicious
refreshments served.
Guests included ' Mesdames Manly
Morehead, 15. M Ormand. W. A. I
itideuliour, 11. T. Fulton, itunter |
Ware. George Moss. A. II. Patterson
Hunter Netsleiv O. \V Myers, W. K
\liiuney, Hilly Miuiney, Jac ob Cooper.
Pari Mauney.; Ed Smith. Jim
ilcrndon, H. S. Hlackincr, L. D. Shu-/
tcrcl. If. H. Webb, Paul Noisier, I.(
R. Ooforth and Curry; Misses-Ella V
Harmon and May Plonk.
,SHC%VER FOR BRIDE v
Mrs. James Clonlnger and Mrs.
IllU'ard Black were hostesses at a
miscellaneous shower honoring Mrs
Wtlburn Black, a recent bride. The
| party was given at the Margrace
Club House which was tastefully ,
<4fCorated lor the occasion. ^
The bride was presented a number
of lovely gifts.
A tempt ling salad course, heart
shaped sandwiches and coffee was
servod.
Guests Included Mesdantes Wiliurn
Black. Grady McCarter, Pat
Tlgnor, Gratt Flowers. Hershey
Flowers. C. S. Black. Dewey Falls,
Oliver Falls, Holland Dixon, . Jack
Kennedy. J. E. Rhea, James Logan,
J. B. Self, Lloyd Patterson, John
Jenkins. Paul Sanders, Sam Howell
Martin Frederick; Misses Ber.tha
Saunders, Geneva Owens, Aileen
Black, Betty Clonlnger, Hazell Clc.t |
iger. Dutch Cloninger and ljoulse
Falls. ,
BIBLE CLA88 ENTERTAINED
The Daughters of Wesley Bible
class of Central Methodist church
met at the home of Mrs. E. W. Griffin
on the evening of February 8th,
with Mrs. Hunter Ware and .Mrs.
Griffin as Joint hostesses.
A business meeting was held at
which officers for the next six months
were elected as follows: Mrs.
Henry McGlnnl?, president; Mrs. ,
I. B. Goforth, vice-president; Mrs.
E. W. Griffin, teacher, Mrs. W. M.
Gaiitt, assistant teacher; Miss Ethel
Roberts, treasurer; Mrs. W. H. IJow
aid, secretary.
After the business meeting a social
hour was enjoyed during which
Valentine games were played.
Twenty three members were present.
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A delightful salad and sweet course
was served.
MEETING OF GLEANER8 CLASS.
A most delightful meeting of the
Gleaners class of the First Baptist
Sunday School was held at the
home of Mrs. Eugene Roberts on
loot Colttfllow '
iwdv umui (uivpi UUUU Willi iTXtO. i
Roberts and Mrs. Ray Klrby as bos- I
teases. t ... \
Mrs. C. C. Oates conducted the devotional
and Mrs. Elmer Logan,
class president, presided over the
business session.
,Mrs. Paul Cole had charge of
games and contests which provided
amusement.
The hostesses served delicious refreshments
. consisting of salad,
sandwiches, cherry tarts and tea.
The George Washington motif was
observed in decorations and favors
Members present included Moslames
D. M. Bridges, Manly More
iiead. Frank Cox, Richard Hord, Cle
tus Blackwell. Paul Cole, Elmer Logan,
Earl Tate, Cllne Farthing, Gilbert
Hord, Shelley Gibson, C. C.
Oates, Ray Kirby, and Eugene Roberts.
Mrs. Brat ton Herndon a form
er member of the class, was a guest.
jD THURSDAY, PBB 21, 1940
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED
Mr. and Mn. Richard Saunders of
K1dk? Mountain announce the marriage
of their daughter, Vera, to
WilUirn Black, on November 18
1930. York. S. C. Mr. Black 's a son
of Mrs. J. B. Self and the late Harley
M. Black of this city. They will
make their home on Wilson street.
U. D. C. TO MEET
The regular monthly meeting of
the l'nited Daughters of the Confed j
eraey will be held at the home of
Mrs W. A. Mauney ou Railroad avenue.
Friday afternoon at 3:30. Mrs
Mauney and Mrs. Frank Summers'
will be hostesses.
Personals
rM ?s. Irene Holland of Charlottei
wan a gbest of Miss Fairy Grace j
Patterson for the week-end. j
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tJ&iukJ&i&SSib* Jkiid.
wax a m> tor in king* Mountatii
Tuesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Hal Flonk of Coll?
;,rd were- guests Of Mr. and Mrs (?./,
S. Piouk during the weck-elid. ?' (
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Caplain O. C. O'Farrel is visiting '
his brother, who is ill at his - home '
in Athens, Ga. ' 1
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Mrs JesBie Riser of Charlotte has .
been visiting her relatives in Kings \
Mountain for several days.
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Mr. Kugene McStv.V.ti. a student.
?t lloono, was a guest of home folks
for the, week-end.
Miss Margaret Herman of Duke '
Hospital nursing staff was a hous-'
gu'est of Mrs. .Carl Matir.oy for the
week-end. *
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Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Alexander and ;
boys visited Mr. Alexander's sister
Mis. C D. Tate of Mottroe, who Is'
in the Monroe hospieal, recently.
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Dr. and Mrs. A. S. Cover of Strai
burg. Va., are house guests of Mrs.
Aubrey Mauuey. Dr. anil Mrs. Cover
( Xpert to be here for two weeks.
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/Messrs Lee Neal and Landrum
Ffutnam of Patterson Springs commupity
were recent' business visy;
fors in town.
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The many friends of Mrs. Paul
McUiuuis will tie glad to learn she
is much better after suffering with
i severe throat infection.
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Mr. C. E. Neisler and son, Billy
fiene Noisier, spent ihe week end In '
Palm Harbor. Fin., with Mr. Nets-;
ler's mother. They returned b^.
>lane Tuesday.
Fred Wright, Jr., Appalachian Col.
lose student, spent the past weekend
at home. He was accompanied
by Garner Clark, a collegemajp/
rom Virginia.
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Prospects Brighten For
Good Crop Year
looking at the 1940 agricultural
picture in North Carolina from a
production standpoint, prospects
for crops are good, says E. C. Hlair
agronomist of the State College Ex
tension Service.
For one thing, farmers have sown
130,000 acres' in winter legumes, a
far greater acreage than ever he-1
fore. If these legumes are allowed |
o grow and gather nitrogen until j
April and are turned under and fol i
lowed by co.rri, an increase of 10 j
bushels of corn to the acre, or < n I
total of should
result.
Also Tar Heel crowd's had Ml.- j
mto acres In lespcdeza last year. As <
lerpedeZa usually occupies tne land (
for. two.years, the chances arc that i
only half this acreage will he used 1
for another crop this y ear. If plant- |
ed' t;i corn, the land should produce ^
form-wly. l(oughly. -h's would iim an !
sti increase of 4.10.000 acres, or 4.?.j
r.on.noo bushels of corn.
HUilr said there is-another reason j
ivhy crops in the Pled an m! should j
to good this year. The -weather was [
unusually faVornhle for plowKe dur
inn the fail of 1939. and co:.' juout
ly, nearly all land intended f<- corn
i-otton. and cowpeas was plowed he
Tore the end of December This
means that the soil has been subloctod
to freezing and thawing,
which will thoroughly pulverize itbefore
spring.
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EXTRA COMFORT I 0{|JI ,
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The freeaes and thaws also wJT
/ielp to kill destructive Insert*,
which gradually have been Browing
more abundant during the last .'
two or three years of tnlld winter*..
Also, organic matter plowed . ii>J#
the soil last fall hao tioa >? ??
io decay. nnd more ef It will be usable
bv 1940 crops than would hanc
been the Case had plowing bcea de
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