SOCIAL AND PERSONAL ]
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I - . Bride Honored I ]
Mrs. Joint Handle and Mis* IAjei?e|(
/' Putnam were hostesses to a number
pj| '/ of itlcit frieuds Kliday night, Wheal (
' they entertained at the home - of j j
the latter, honoring Mrs. Robert
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. Randall:
tiuests registered in a lovely j
bride's book which was presented j u
the bride, together With a shower i t
of other beautiful and useful gifts.
Unmes and contests were enjoyed.
A tempting salad sourse w ith a-> j
cessories was served.
The Hallowe'en motif was observ-1 ?
ed In decorations and refreshments c.
Those present included Mrs. Rob j jj
eft ilauua, the lionoree, Mvsdaiues-'
Hilliard Black. Pat Tlgnor, Robert'/
Randall, l,loyd PuUerson, William j
Herodon; Misses Julia MtJJitttJe!, ' I
Niua Herndon, Majil 'Stewart, Viols./'
White tind Ruth Humphries. Out-af! I
-town guests wore Mt'r." W. 11. Jac \ V
obes, of Sliclby, sister of the hostesses,
Mrs. Clegg Gofortli, of Kan J
hapblia and Miss Naomi and Edna '
Manna of Gastonia.
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Honored At Birthday
lMjjner !'
/Mrs. (*. K. Noisier was honored aix >'
/a lovely birthday dinner party glv-'V
I en by- her dHUgllter,." Mrs. Harold j- y
I Hutiilieutl and Mrs. Harry Page at | I
i the Noisier lionte on North Pied' j'|
vjgiont Avenue, Tuesday at 0 o'cloik.?'/j
The home was beautifully decora i
ted w ith yellow and Vhtte clirysan- [
titaniums, roses and autumn leaves. '
The color scheme Tn the diniifg
room was yellow and while /
' ,, The table was covered with an Sin/ ,,
ported linen cloth, in the center Wi,s\l j.
a howl of yellow and white chrysan*..
themums and at eacli end were
crystal candelabra.
A delicious dinner was served.
Those present Were: Mr. Gene ls
Noisier and son, Hilly Gene. Mr. and /
Mrs. P. M. Ntjisler and family, Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Noisier and - family;/ '
Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Neislor and'
daughter, Mr and Mrs. Jiarold Hunlilcutt
and son. Mr and Mrs. Harry
Page aad young daughter, and Mr'. '
Bill Page, and Mrs Geo. P. Davis of ^
Charlotte.; ' |
All of Mrs. Neisler's children . and /
grand-children were present except f
Mr. and Mrs. \V. T. Brewer of Pensncolu.
Pla. and Mr. Paul Noisier,
Jr., of Duvldson College.
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Farty For Recent Bride
/ Mesdames James Clontnger, Jack
I Kennedy and J. B. Self were host- ^
\ esses at a miscellaneous shower gi
ven last Thursday eveniug at the
home of Mrs. Claude Ware, compHmet
it lug. Mrs. Robert Randall, nee ,
Miss Louise Goforth. ?r"
Colorful fall flowers were used in
decoration.
Games were played and priests
presented. j
(Delicious refreshments were sen- .
ved. .
The bride was presented a shower
of lovely gifts.
Guests included Mesdames Robtert
Randall, Ernest Hayes, Pat Tig c
nor, dlllllard ?piack, Grady MoCarter J
Gilbert Hord, Hoyd Patterson, Bob
Hanna, John Randall, Abe Martin,
Bessie Dickey, Clarence Black, Holland
Dixon, Prank Goforth, J. P.
Ware, Gordon Hughes, BUI Herndon c
BUI Black, Clyde Bridges; Misses '
Elisabeth Barber, Ailene Black.
Claudia Ware, MaJU Stewart, Pearl
Kerr, .Dutch Clonluger, Mabel Lo- *
gan and Julia McDanlel. ,,
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Birth Announcement
Born to Mr. and Mrs. P. L. "Pete" (|
Lynn, a daughter, Mitchell Ann?, on
Thursday, October 24th.
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GamJjle-Queen 's
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Queen announ
ce the marriage of their daughter.
Margaret Alleen, to Hunter J. Gam-I \
ble of Kings Mountain and Fort IJ
I'.ragg, at Oaffney. S. C. Friday, Oc-1 f
tober 18, Mr. Oamble is the son of' *
J. J. Gamble of Kings Mountain.' '
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HAPPENINGS
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Entertains Home Arts
Jlub
Mr* Charles ThoinuBsun enter i111'(I
tin' Home Art* Club at her
iopu- Wednesday aliernooii The
n/ht of the Thomassou home war
'? >*?? hi inn ntil' iitra aiirii^wn
IS added eoloi- ami beaut\ to the
Moms. The (IhihiK room tubb- huh
center .piece ot Iruil ;nm tall ieuv
Jemliug a touch of the Hallowe'en
;inospliere.
Mrs. Jacob Cooper hatl charge of
lt?- program.
Mis Tlrmiasboii was assisted in
er.iiiK tr salad plate am! swept
outre by ,M- shames Jim ^m1th alio
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Erade Mothers Hostesses
wfc-Hallowe'en Party
Mrs.- J. li Head and Mrs f'eit K
team strade mothers-of Otli j'.rude of
Vest School- entertained the era do
arty strony, at tTie ?i5tne of Mrs.
lead. at Mountain View Houso
'uesday evening. v_^The
pupils were entertained in
lie dining joont which was gala fot
lie occasion with its lavish decora
ions of colorful bsiMoons. witches,
'ack cats, j.u k-o-lanic'lis. lighted
uuipkjiy and fSt 11 flowers. Games
nil" cow tests suggestive of Hull awe'
a provided amusement.
Sandwic hes,- hot chocolate ' and
on coin balls was served.
Miss Mitchell Williams. teaehet
f ill grade was a special .
Personals
Mrs. J. K. Evans und "dangnter,
uudra. are guesis of Mrs. Grady
ini;.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Krvin eft
Irwin. Teifn.. nave been visitor? in
lings Mountain. ,
Mrs. \V. Caveny of Indian Town
'In., is a pest of Mrs. I). F. . Hord
ml oilier friends in Kings MouulaiiF
I)r. R. L Mauney of Winston-Sal
m spent the week end with his
arents. Mr, and Mrs. K. L. .Vlauney.
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Mr. .1. 0. Keeter is on a buying
rip to New York City for Keetfr's
)epart men t Store.
?o?Mrs.
l>. F Hord spent the week*
r.d at Wake Forest where her son
>. V. Hord, Jr., is a student.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stnllworth of
'harlotte were guests of Mr. and
Irs. J. JD. Hord and Miss Ruby Burhge
Sunday.
Mr. aud MiV Charles Fulton ami
iliss WinuifrtHl Fulton Were guests
)t Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hoke of Lin:olnton
Sunday.
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Miss Kathleen Uuffney of the City
lospltal Nursing StafT, Baltimore,
dd., spent the week-end with home
oiks.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Goforth aud
hildren of Kannapolis spent the
veek-end with his parents, Mr. and
dm. W. F. Goforth.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spake, Mrs.
Uonzo Spake and children of Shelly
were Kings Mountain visitors
lunday.
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Mesdames Booth Gillespie, Hayne
Mackmer, George Lattimore and
lugh Ormand were guests ot Mrs.
Inrland Still in Winston-Salem last
laturday.
Mr, and Mrs. L.. M. Rogers, Dr
ind Mrs. Stonestreet, Misses Jewel
nd Betty Vaughn Stonestreet of
Ubemarle were visitors at the
tome of Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Hord,
lunday.
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Mrs W. M. JMokerson of Elkln,
risited her daughters, Mesdames L.
d'. Ix>gan and J. A. Hanes last week
lid, and Mrs. Manes and small dau
diter, Patricia Ann, twent home
with her Wednesday.
Miss Eunice Hinson and Mr. Anho
Wynn of Craruerton spent Satur
lay afternoon with Mtss Hinson's
nother, Mrs. V. L. Hinson of Lack y
street Miss Hinson and Mr
iVvnn were also visitors during the
veek end at Camp Jackson, Colum)la,
S. C., where Mr. W|nn .has e
irother with the National Ouard
Jnit. .
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q, BUSINESS
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(TIE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERAIJ).
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VOMEN
MRS- A. H. PATTERSON.
, VERY BEST THINGS
The Hes.t l,uw ?the uolden Rule,
i The . Best IMmaiIon ? seU-ktlowl
Tin- Best Philosophy u coifiMr
oil in iiiit.
i^'ie Best Wat to war against
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Till* Host M.-dirln. ? vll'-orfullii'.s
and temperance.
-Tin' host Muslo tie- laughter of
all IlitniCiMit i lit 1(1
Tin- Beat Science oxi lii'tlii k
sunshine from ' a cloudy dtty.
i The Best Art ? painting a smile
| III tin- bVi'i. ol elltlilhood,
j The Host Journalism ? printing
the true, ami bountiful on iie-jnor; s
till.lot.
The Best I Mourn phy - that lit"
which writes charity in the largest
jo tiers.'
The Best Mathematics ?. that J
which doubles the'most joys smd di-J
vliles the most sorrows.
The .Best Navigation ? steering; I
.clear of lacerating rocks of personal
A-uiiuntioti. |
The Best Engineering ? building i
a bridge of faith ou-r the river, cl
(Irath ?{jefecjcd.
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NEWSPAPERS
su-dents of Kii.vptology assort (lun
I du- first newspaper was a scarab
made ami "cireultu-'d- in Ugypi in
| 1450 ft C. ifp.\vev? r. flu' firs' neiv?paper
of which wo are historically
j cortain, was the Acta Puhlirj. in
! tile form of clat tablets, begun by
j Julius Caesar !:i 5*t it .O.
I The oldest of printed newspaper:
lis tile I'cUillt: News wllielj b?-a?t.
] pcbliciition V-'iit v. firs , before the invent
ion of pi itttitva from movable
: type. It is now more titan 1400
Wears old.
I Canton. China, imports more than
one million dollar's worth of old
newspapers yearly, chiefly from the
United' States. They are used by tlie
merchants of the city as a wrapping
paper.
Tho smallest daily newspaper pub
| iished is the Daily Bulletin of TTyon
' N*. C. it measures 5 1-2 by 8 1-2 inches.
and is two columns wide and
about seven inches deep.
J The Oherokeen Indians in Oklaho
j ma have thc\- own newspapers prin
ted in their own alphabet. They are'
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WIPR
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Ecndtqti
iiijividii<lll?mpii<<lii
50c Siio LIPSTICKS J 4
Lorio OR ROUGES 51
.. . LORD RALTIMORE 2 4
50c ,?lu. unim ^
50c pig. REXALL 2 4
of 60 ORDERLIES 51
50c PURETEST RUMINO 2 4
full pint ALCOHOL 51
25c PURETEST 2 *
I lb. EPSOM SALT 25
25c Sito TOOTH 2 f?
KUmo RRUSHES 25
Roioll ANALGESIC 2 4,
31c . BALM 36
79e BREWER'S YIAST 3 la
Paaroloit BLARES 80
U. O. I ox. ZINC OXIDE 2 la
20c Six* OINTMENT 21<
JSe Six* CREAM OB 3 la
Jontool ALMONDS 36
(0c CNERRT BARN 3 h
7 ox. CPU DM STRUB 51<
-Puretest Miners! Oil
TV Oontl# action, hctllcitt lor
aito on nlodt iaa ro^iacinf
SIZE 2 -70*
WTT.WS: .---v.""
THURSDAY. OCT 29, 1940 '
! s>aid to bo the only Indian ttewspa
pers ever primed.
Switzerland has three times a
many newspapers as Croat Britain
yet the British, newspaper . chain
are the world's largest. One Pritisl
chain oxevts control over .177 news
; papers in Bnglaiul, Wales and Scot
! land.
Newspapers in Shanghai are oftei
rented rather than sold A patter I
delivered first to a person who inns
1 ?ei x.i'wajru-rrinrenii>?'rr!^K. W!
In- leaves home, tlie paper is collected
by .the newsboy who delivers i
to another rvuder. This procedure It
carried on so long that a weels latei
the same copy may be III the httndi
of a rinal reader one hundred inilOt
ov:'-ele the ci'>' (Karl Digest).
iiesif t issiwiiitii?i .I, vnaninv
TTve. total supply of xi t;iKi pounds
of \gsriian winter pea reed order
ed iliin "the AAA Krant of-nld plan
for l'litdeu County farmers lias been
exhansti d completely, reports Barn
Agent it. II Harper.
tes fa iuii prod nets, except cotton
were greatly redeced dui i-.tu - Hi
first twelve months of the curVCiii
Kutopeati war, reports the U. S
(Department of AKfieulture.
Call or S<?e
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tiVJ ij i> r- jits n aiiV
McCoy Service Station
Phone 165
HUGH'S
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REPRESENTATIVE
in Kings Mountain
Territory
Oh,Oht 'S Wrong Way!
COAX In CustomersWith
AUVERTISIMG
Backed by (rood Service!
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I OCT. 3
('/ij NOV. 1
) imimhciw ONEA,ONE?NT
i31 Antiseptic Solui
ig t?voritt, Aiiliuptie .?.n wk.ii diluted
I. bttl velue. ?
ize FACE 2 For 49c ioo
POWDfR 51c pu?test **
?E ARE JUST A FEW SAMPLES
rHE 250 >IG VALUES
39? Tube Briten
Tooth Piste
FREE
^with e purchase of $2
worth or more of One
Cent Sele Merchandise
one to e customer.
or 49c Sin RIMER S 2 for
C Full Pint PETROFOL 50c
?>' co, REXILLAMA 2 far
C 5M COUOH SYRUP 51c
0, SOc Sit. COCOANUT OIL 2 for
c Kl.nto SHAMPOO , 51c
or $| Sin HO Pwrol.sf
C HtCOCOD TARim
?H MADE MOM COO LIVER OIL
or CONCENTRATED WITH 2 for
C PERCOMORPH OIL $1.01
~ 4- RLENZO 2 ?or
? * c *n' ANTISEPTIC 50c
t,r 20c Sito TINCTURE 2 for
C Pirrlnt IODINE 21c
>f l*c Klooto RAZOR 2 lor
C Dooblo Ed?? BLAOES 20c
>r 25c Sit# CASTOR 2 for
c PorotOrt OIL 24c
7" Rotoll NASAL JELLY 2 for
e 25c Sao wH? EyfcoArloo 24c
w """Porotoif ABO# TC
C |lAt 50 CAPSULES $1.44
"ll Symbol Wcfcr BottU h? I
livo, loof-woortn* rvb- / I
SB bor. Grvot root totvlco. / d/fl ^1
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Fall Suits !
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, ^ oung Men's Tweed Suits. New Diagonal Wrarr
close woven. Single breast. Three Uutton tack
.. - _p?s!?i
$13.95 ?
f.
fc. i-t}ij4fjif I ? nmtm .1 |in?i hi n
hard finish Worsteds ^
' *8,95 to '
$14.5<^^^k
Boys' Loner Pant
| Tweeds and Worsted.
I $4.95 HH ;
to $6.95|l|^n.
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Men's New Fall Hats
97c to $3.50
Myers*" Dept. Store I
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DRESS SHOPPE
Second Floor .. ' ; .
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5^f/5 | MORE THAN 250 FINEST QUALITY
0_3| Jj ITEMS ON THIS SALE
_2 Many people wonder how Rexall Stores car, cfftr such
qua'ity at such tremendous money-saving prices. This
is our way of advertising?of making new friends for
f'-Z&'Xi''* || RexaH quality. Tlie more new friends we make the
better values we will be able to offer. So when you
l.iOtl become a friend of Rexall you save now and in the
future.
for 50* 1
Dlll s for Mi31 DENTAL PASTE S,ZE I
m 50c a*"^ *w^9MT. ^t ?tw t.?t- 2for30? I
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"utf' 72 SHEETS AO ENVELOPES smart ,{
MforotD Stationery 'oSSSn\
bk. "< ) axh'oMi| ?Im you'll too ftll , ^ ft j
yV^I? \ V yoor. Sow*. ttyVth. Roott quality peper fn?WJfJ\
yoV? no mnj bo tor# it it correct. "'trl >
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Three 39c tubes Resell Milk }
H Meanest* Tooth Peste 1 ^ {
a?i CjMH TW tooth p?*? Hwf IM?llali? l mouth with thai W| t
'W j^BMjl ao<t? ? it d*?MM. AiA i* Uipulf coupon and w* j
M ?w tooth claaa. lfatfw|. Ant what f^i (
gH I flj|H ?alaa you qat with thim c oupoA offar. BW |
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