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. ? " . HH " " " " V r ' - - V :4 . . ? W SOCIAL AND PERSONAL of INTE P ENTERTAINS CLUB MEMBERS AND QUESTS lira. W. A. Kideu^tour entertained members of the burial Club and inriled guesta al her home on Kidge Ml rout Th??er?li??.?' >" f.t-Av-? flowefcs were afranwed In living room, music room and dining room Rook wait played at. five tablet wrlth Mrs. M. L. Plonk . receiving prize for .bigh score and Mrs. W. E. Blakely for low score. Ice cream, cake and punch was served. HQGTES8 TO BRIDGE CLUB Mrs. Fred Plonk entertained mem hers of her bridge club and ittvUcd guests making up two tables, on y Friday afternoon. Pretty pummer N^flowers were used in. decoration. Miss Dorothy Patterson received prize for high score. Tempting refreshments were served after the game. Members and guests included Mrs. Zeb Plonk of New York City, Meedames Jacob popper, Haywood E. Lynch, Carl Mauney, Billy Maun ty. Bill Craig, Aubrey Mauney and Miss Dorothy Patterson. B?tOE-ELECT HONORED /; Miss Sarn Kate Orniand was hos-' teas at a lovely party on last Friday afternoon, honoring Miss Christine VJthyne. Mount Holly bride-elect. _ The Orniand home with cotffrtul summer flowers, roses and gladioli, predominating. Mrs. -Georges-Moss scored high and Miss Sara Ramseur,. low. Miss Rhyne. the ..honoree, was presented an attractive gift. A tempting salad course with accessories and a sweet course was served. ' Out-of-town guests included Misses Christine Rhyne, Mary Jo Rhyne. -Sara Rhyne and Mrs. J. A. R.hyne, mother of the bride-elect, all of Mt. Holly. Mrs. Tom I>eeper and Mrs. Dave Hall of Belmont, Mrs. E. B. Harris of Savannah, Ga. BRIDGE CLUB ENTERTAINED Miss Helen Rldenhour was hcst. ess to members of her bridge club and additional guests at her homo last Thursday evening. Quantities of lovely flowers were arranged throughout the rooms. Miss Margaret Smith scored high and Miss Sara Kate Ormand, low. eaen receiving attractive iropuics.i Mrs. Myron Rhyne, bride of thb late spring, was presented a gift. I A salad cpurse with accessories was served. Those playing included Misses Margaret Smith. Helen Hay, Sara A Vegetable t ^For Headache, Biliousness, lPyfer'H an<* P***in?Bs I when caused by Constipation, doses for Lm^3E~&only 10 cents. mo \ The I \ of S VMME \ Keep V and F^E-S \ \ cltan\ ClotVies NEW - WA\ Launderers, Clean Gastonia's Oldest Pho Our Truck is in Kingi jLf' ' > . , HAPPENINGS REST to V HONES 10-R AND 88 Kale Orotund, Sara Allison. Martha | Kruucos Mela ill; Mesdantes Hill | Tliompiioti, Ilarry Warreu, 'Karl MeUill. Kd .Smith. Hubert Miller, Geo. Houit-r and My rou Khyne. Personals Miss Colleen Cainobeil 'was a Charlotte visitor Monday. 't ' , Mis* Elizabeth Plonk is spending some time In New York.. Laurence Patrick lius as his guesl^ ? Iioyd White of Osceola, Ark. ~ ~"X y-s ?o? / Mr. M. I/. Harmon. Jr., .spent the fpast week-end at Blowing Hock. V "t>? Mrs. W. K. Crook and ' daughter Miss Norma Crook were business visitors iu Charlotte Saturday. - J Mr. James Ratterree has returned' home after his summer military training at Quantico, Va. /Mr. Hilton Ruth attended a two/ I day conference of Belk manageis 1/1 I Charlotte Monday und Tuesday. V?Mrs. Huntel* Ware is attcudirg a 1 i 'niifriviiiw ii of l .'iLrty lnntl. ui rvvio i i> v t m?i>v. u? > i-sl.a. ?o? Miss Ella Harmon returned home I Tuesday alter spending the weekt'lIU UTTii 'li'iemfs "Vri* Charlotte. Charles Campbell, Jr.. of Cecil's) -business collage iti AshcvlU'e*.. spent the week end with liomefolUs: M1"- J. Ij. Cannon of New s York City, has been visiting his aunt, Mrs t It. H. Webb and family. O? Miss Margie Ervin of Thomaston. Ga., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Sam Weir, Jr. Miss Betty Patrick is visiting friends and relatives In Florence .Marion and Latta, S. C. Mrs. J. M. fyhea and daughters are visiting at Myrtle Beach this week. M. J. Bell. Jr.- is getting along I nicely at Mercy Hospital, Charlotte, j following an appendix operation. Little Miss Anita McGinn.is returned home Saturday after spending the week with her cousin, Phyllis McGinnis in Gastonia. s ??? Mrs. L. F. Neal attended the funeral In 8helby Saturday morniug of Mr. White Harmon who died in the Veterans' Hospital In Augusta, Ga. Mr, and Mrs. Jacob Cooper and little daughter, Martha Julia, were week-end guests at the Cooper'* summer home at Hendersqhville. Mr. and Mrs. Odell McGnnis of Gastonla attended union services at the Methodist church Sunday night. ?o? Mr. and Mrs. Sam Weir, Jr., and Mildred Brwln, and Clyde Rrfdgea have returned after a few days stay BBtl ! ^LAUNDRY era, Shoe Retmilders , Largest and Best ne 844 ? Mountain Every Day / rna khmm mountain mnuLD VOMEN KS. A.ti.yAtmssoN, at Myrtle ltc a eh ?- o? . Mr*. 1.. H. Simmon* of lioiky Mount, N. is visiting Iter dough .Mr. and Mr*. J. K Darts and dau Khter, Alda Jean. U'ft yesterday lot Toccoa. <5a . wher^ they will visit several days. ^ /C . -?f Mrs. O. \V. Myers and children, i .....I LMv. -x? i? Iimiic 4iiiu riirtinur, art* speuuiiig liliij, week and Georgetown and Pawley's island. S. C. i ?o? I Mr. Pat Tigivor Is bark on the Job 'at Central Barber Shop after being treated by a specialist in Greenville, 8. C. "? - / -oI Mr. and Mrs. Glee A. Bridges aqd I family are spending this week in Palm Harbor, Kla.. with Mr. E. L. ^^(^ampbell. __ . o? X ' X , yQeorge F. Iatttimore; Jr., in company with members of a touring . "party, is on a trip to VVashintJton, New York City and Atlantic City. ?o? S"~ Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Bell, Sr., and Dorothy- are staying in Charlotte this week with their daughter, Mrs. George Einkart. ?o? Ok? I) V* I? ? ? ? ? 1 ou |/i. j?. 4>. uurut's uas reiurneu from Cullowhee N. C- where he atteil(ted the State Superintendent's Conference. ^' ' '' ?o? ' Mr. and Mrs. Fred 'Stallworth. for iner residents, but now of Charlotte,' visited with friends here Monday tiiglit. t ?o? Mr. John Floyd returned "Monday to Mayo, S. C.. where he is employed by the Neisler Mills, after spend ing the week-end here. ?o? . Rev. and Mrs. William K. Riser have returned to their home In Ci ecro. 111., after visiting with friends and relatives near here for the past ten days. ?o? Mis. Gradv King and Jimmy Nickels are visiting relatives in Atlanta Miss Nancy Nickels accompanied thesn to Anderson. S. C.. where she ? stopped for a visit with relatives. \ Messrs Billy Quntt and Jiminey JWckey have returned home after an 8(KI mile hitch-hiking trip to Richmond, Washington. Coventon, and other points. 1 ?o? Y. F. Throneburg is in New York this week attending the World's Fair as a qualified representative of the Home Securitty Life Insurance I Have Yc Our Delic I Made Froi I Golden Gu individually wrapped in half lb. size. Boxed in v ORDER Y< I K; ' ? I Archdal v ?:'{ '. i > * . , "V THURSDAY, AUOUST 8. 1940 Company. , Miss Mary Frances Ganit, cashier at the Imperial Theatre, is spending -this week in Washington*, D C. In her absence. Miss ltuth Caveny, is acting cashier. Mesdanies U. K. I-aUimore, .Hugh Orntatid. l.add llamrick and Arnold J Klser were guests of Mis. iiayne Hluckiitcr at her cottage at Crescent Ueuch for several days last' week. ?o? Mrs It )l. Weblr and children have returned iroin an extended s'ay at i Myrtle IK-ach where they weie | guests of Mrs. Paul Noisier, at her ? o-Mr and Mrs. P Jl l'|} union and children. 'Pete." laniann. him! t'ora spent lust Sunday with Julia Hemdon at Hoone, N. C. where she Is atJtending summer seliool .at A. S. T.C. ' " " * ; Outstuudiiig . improvements about the farm and home are being reported by Watauga County growers who joined the demonstration I farm program in 19.16. says Assistant Parin Agent O. O. Farthing. The cotton acreage in cultivation in the United Plates as of July 1 totaled 25.077,000, according 'o the preliminary estimate issued by the U. S. "Agricultural Marketing Service. \ It has been found that goldfish will control piosquito ''wrigglers" In ponds and pools a little better tf jne fish are allowed to go hungry. Alfalfa, good as It is, could be much better and plant breeders of the College Bxperlnienp * Stations and the U. S. Department of Agriculture. are at work seeking to im! prove on the existing varieties. The Atuus cork tree ? introduced frini Asia as an ornamental ? - has proveii satisfactory for ' hillculture to preveut erosion in this country. A total of 28.467 drivers' licenses had been revoked by the North Carolina Highway Safety Division thru June 30, 1940. Motor vehicle accidents at railroad g#-ad*> Crossings hilled 1,197 people in this country last year. jyi# NEW MONEY FOR YOUR OLD THINGS Your Discarded Furniture, Plans, Radio, Bicycle, Tools, lee Box, cm be sold with A WANT AD IN THIS NEWSPAPER 0 hi Tried? I ious Butter fl n That Rich . '/ ensey Cream I parchment paper in one- I /axed cartoons. OUK'S TODAY I ffllFRNSFV I KtNin y v / f le Dairy I ; 2404 M (| " ' ' '" ' v 5" 'r' :. :' * ' " V' f V , ' f. ' S. . . . A. , H-IWfWW* y-''Jf 'yif'wyj'Jf.W '.''*' ,'V^ .."" "'. a^j '/ " '*v. " '.' /\ . / . :v':^ . 1 1 .I ? Myers' Week-End I Lights and Darks. Values to SI.91. Soerial # 97c pr. J One Group Men's Fancy and White I Dress Shirts ! ? , ' Fast Colors. $1.00 Values ______ 77c each Two For $1.50 i * Men's Ladies' and Children's JPr l TT IlllV UllU^O U. Ull apd 1 1 -2 Price One Table Yeiles, Prints and Dimities. Values to 25c yard. Special? 10c yd. Start Now Ask How You can get a $5.00, 32-piece 22 Karat Gold Trim i med DINNER SET for only? 5c Each ] With $1.00 In Trade ft DRESS SHOPPE FINALS | ' 5 I\ , I We are Clearing the Way for New Fall Ready- ^ to-Wear which we are already receiving. a . 9 Just a small group of Ginghams, Seersuckers and Sheer DRESSES of the better grades? 1-2 Price <j Special Prices on what we have left in SummerMerchandise. I DRESS SHOPPE J ?OINIJ MAJOR? Myers' Dept. Store 1 Kings Mountain, N. C. V 1 r,y' ^'V'. ' -5 ' ' ,V> V vJ*S Vv
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