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lowliest parties of the season When
they entertained at bridge au:l rooty
at the Womaiis Club on Friday af/
moon. '/
Fifteen tables of bridge and three
tables of rook were in play hi the
club banquet room which was mad
' unusually Inviting with decorations
rases and floor baskets. Mrs. P Q.
Padgett won prise for- high score
and Mrs. George Moss, for second
high in bridge. Mrs. L. p. 1 laker and
lire. A. H. Patterson scored high in
rook, each receiving attractive trophies.
Mrs. Myron Hhyne, nee Miss
Para Ham'brigtH. was honored with
a lovely gift.
A delicious salad course with accessories
was served.
(MEETING OF EVENING CIRCLE.
,/ Mrs. L. M. Logan and Miss Helen
/ IiOgun were hostesses to the Vera
Sergeant Circle of the First Baptist
Church entertaining at their home
Monday evening.
Mrs. W. I). Baker conducted the
devotional alter which an Interesting
and helpfu-l program was rend-/
etVd, the topic being "Youth Stead/
Cast for Christ." The program we.s\
given in the form of a playlet with
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lull*** iu|ivwiii)i i> ui iu<
Miss Helen Logan; Girl. Julia Hern
don; Crime. Miss Fanny Carpenter;
Liquor. Miss Mitchell Williams;
War, Mrs. W. W. Souther; -Infidelity,
Mrs. Bryan Hord; Angel of Light
Mrs. A. G. Sargeant; Christian
Schools. Mrs. Farthing; Missions,
Miss Sara Hem-don; Camp. Mrs.
Wray Kirby; Mistonaries. Mrs. J. M.
Rhea
During the social hour tempting
refreshments wer<? served.
COMPLETE8 NURSING COURSE
FYiends of Miss Kathleen Gaffney
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Gaff
may of this place will be nterested
to know -that she recently graduated
In Nursing at West General Hospital.
Baltimore, Md., where she has
been in training.
fa fa fa malaria
DQD " if
Salve-Noaedrops colds
Liquid-Tablets symptoms first day
Try "Rub-My-Tism" ? a Wonderful
Liniment J
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HAPPENINGS
REST to V
ES 10-R AND 88 MRS* A
KENNEDV-BLANTON
Mr. and Mrs. C. \V. Kennedy of
IK inns Mountain an aounce the marIiiuKe
of their daughter, l-uilie Kaye,
'to Jaek I! hill ten of KinUK Mountain
The marriage took plase in York. S. |
C.i on Saturday. April 13; 1940. Thbride.
was attired in a lovely' blue
crepe costume with white accessories.
"Her corsage consisted of sweetheart
roses and fern
Mi's. Bill llerndon. sister of the
M.r. Bill Bl&uton.' brother ot . tlie
groom, acted as best man.
Mrs Itlanton received her educa
tiou in the Kings Mountain .school.
Mr. Dluntoil received his education
in the Charlotte schools. He holds a
position in the Noisier Mills.
Among those attending the wedtlicg
were Miss Sue Mull, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Thrift, all Of Shelby.
Miss Sue Wright of Bessemer City.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Herndon. Miss
Claudia V. >Vare, Miss Naomi Edens
Mr Bill Blanton and Mr.. Harry Wilson
of Kings Mountain.
Tlie newlyweds are now making
tlieir home on East Gold street.
LECTON AUXILIARY MEETS
/ M'.rs. A,, G. Sargeant entertained
'members of the American Legion
Auxiliary at her home on Gaston
street on Tuesday afternoon. The
Httpie ot' tlie program was ? Moth/
,-rs and Memorial Hay. Mrs. J. E!i
Mauuey read a poem. Mothers." and
Sirs. Paul Mauuey read, on article j
Mothers and Memorial D-ty. by Mrs ,
Corwit.h-, National President,
Mrs, Charles Thomasson gave an
interesting account of the' recent
trip of the school band to Florida.
During the business session plans
were made for the observance ot
"Poppy Day" on Saturday. May 25
The Auxiliary also made plan's tc
send a girl to 'Girls State." Greensboro.
in June..
Delicious refreshments were served
during the social hour.
WOMANS CLUB TO MEET
The Senior Woman's Club will
meet in the clu1> lounee on Friday
afternoon May 17. at 3-30.
Ihoports from delegates to the
State Convention will be eiaen and
plans made for work for the coming
year. A full attendance is urged.
CIRCLE MEETS
Mrs. C. A. Ontes and Mrs. C. C.
Oates were hostesses to members
tf the Lula Herndon circle of the
First Haptlsl ihurch. entertaining at
their home on Monday afternoon.
Colorful flowers were arranged in
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u have the secret of the delicious
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. H. PATTERSON, Editor
the living ro-to.
Their were fifteen present Including
the \V. M. U. president, Mr*.
.Manly Morchcad
Tins topic o( study wan -? Youth
Of Today.
A templing siiUtd and sweet course
was served.
The next regular meeting will b"
held at the home ot Mrs. \V." J.
CrawfWd.
I'lK'le. Sitiniber One of ('finti/l^
Methodist Church tnet at the hnuitf
or Mrs. Krecf Wright 011 Monday afj
t? moon.
Instead of the r eg ilia i program,
the u>?inbers spent an hour visiting
members who were unitble to attend
the meeting and then reaSspm
hied at the home of the hostess
where refreshments were served.
LUNCHEON GUESTS
Mrs. Lester Hoke and Mrs. N. P.
Walterson had as luncheon guest?
last Thursday. Mrs. A. J. Hagood.
Mrs. Bell, Miss Stevenson and Mrs.
.lesso Kiser -of Charlotte. Mrs. A. J.
McOill and Mrs. A. H. Patterson of
t\ings Mouniam
^ Personals n
' Miss Pat Matthews of l.ewisbure
West. Virginia. Is a guest <>f Mrs. Ar
thur Hay.
Mrs. Otis Kalis. Mrs. Page l^aw
it .a and Mrs. dean Keller visited 1st
Charlotte Tuesday.
Misses Tltelnta and N'elline Sipe
were dinner guests of Mr. and MrB..
Otis Falls Sunday
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Mr. a*nd Mrs. Y. K. Throne-berg
were guests of Mrs. Tlirnneberg,^
parents at Maiden Sunday.
Miss Matty Mitchell spent. (the
week-end at her home at Oennettsville.
S. C.
Rev. C. B- Murray of Concord
| was a guest of bis sister. Mrs. Y. F.
I Throneberg last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Crook and Mr
and Mrs. Troy Carpenter were visltoss
at Clemson College Sunday.
Dr. E. C. Cooper and Mrs. Cooper
of Columbia yere visitors In Kings
Mountain on Mothers Day.
Mr. George Mauney of DenolfRTtyne
.college spent the week -end
with home folks.
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Mr. BUI Jackson of Cramertou
wa9 the guest of his mother, Mrs.
W. T. Jackson for the week-end.
/''mts. Paul McGlnnls and children^
spent the week-end with Mrs. Mc*j
G)naff* mother near Blaeksburg. J
Mrs. W. I*. Johnson of Swansea.
S. O.. was a guest of her sisters.
Mrs. Eugene Mafhis, and Miss Pearl
Kerr, during the week-end.
Miss Dorothy Hoke, student at W.
,C. U. N. C. Greensboro, was a recent
guest at her home In Kings
Mountain.
Mrs. B. F. McCarter and two child
j ren of Clover, 8. C., visited her siei
tor. Mrs. Otis Falls over the week
end. - ,
i^r1, and MtB^ Hayne BLaCkmeat
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Neialer and sons
Charles and Henry, spent the week
end at Myrtle Beach.
?o?
Mr. J. T. Davidson who has been
critically 111 for over a week is
showing seme improvement hie
Friday ftp
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TlUTRSnAT, MAT 1?. 1940.
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many (Hands will be glad to learn.
Mrs. M. K. Ramsey of Washington
D. >C.. Is rteittng her slater, Mrs.
Vance Wright and her son, Willie
Ramsey? ??? ?
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Miss Nancy Kirkpatrick of Charlotte
and New York, arrived Tuesday
to visit Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Cooper. '
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Neal attended
May loth Memorial sendees at Sulpher
Springs Methodist church near
Patterson Springs.
.Vli> (iilht-'rt Hold Misses i'iuil In'
Wa(*e. Fannie .Carpenter. Elln Harmon
and Daisy Lovelace were visitors
in charlotte last Saturday, v
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/j|?. i.ioyd Wolfe of Hickory Mm
dime* George Wolfe and 'Inrence
Tuinfr of Shelby vmited Ml!is KHet
Harmon Frldaw S.
' Mr. and Mrs. A H. Patterson.
Misses Dorothy and Fairy Grace
Patterson were truests of Mr. and
Mrs. .1 C. Smothers , in Charlotte
Sunday. _ ?
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Miss. Id la Wobbe.r. of Charlotte vis
ited Mr.'and Mrs. Purgfn Delllpper
of the Oora Mill Saturday and also
Mr. and Mrs. IVxrc Ream of Kings
Mountain
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Friends of Mr. and Mrs. George
Day is of- Charlotte, nee Jennie Lee
Kerr, will regret to learn of Mr
Davis' illness and operation in Charlotte
Satiitoriuui.
TU<' friends of Mrs. R. W. Foster
will be glad to learn that she re.
urned home yesterday from *he
5"ihelby Hospital where she has been
patient for the past two weehs.
Mr. Herald Lackey of Taylorsvllle
school facuto? tfpcnt the VseeW-totid
Willi,Mr. and Mrs Will Logan and
was aeeompttnled home by his wife
and son. , .
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Miss Fontvie Hittlejol^n, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Llttlejohn, of
West Hold street, sufferede a hemorrhoage
in her foot when she turned
her ankle Monday.
Charles F. Thotnaason, who has
been confined to his bed yiih a cold
for the past few days, was feeling
much bettter yesterday afternoon,
and said that he expected to be up
(Cont'd on Editorial page)
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?Scheaffer and Parker
Fountain Pens
?Hollingsworth Candy
?Yardley and Cara
Nome Cosmetics
?Electric Razors
BE ORIGINAL
Give him or her a Soda
Fountain Certificate so
they may refresh themselves
when they like.
Kings
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The Rexall Store
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