SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
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Dr. Cranford and Mrs.
Nell C. Hood Wed In
Church Ceremony
A At'diliuK of Interest throuahout
this section wus solemnized iu quiet,
^ ce teuton) tit the First Presbyteriau
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morn hit; at 8:30 o'clock with tliei
llev. P. 0, Patrick reading the mar-'
riage ritual. duly the immediate
families of the couple witnessed the
ceremony.
T)te altar was decorated with
greenery and white chrysanthemums.
. The bride anil bridegroom up-!
preached the altar* .unattended. The |
bride was charming In n costume ot i
forest green crepe with which she'
wore, brown accessories with shoulder
corsage ot .orchids, v..
Following the ceremony, a wed-,
ding breakfast was served at the
summer home of Dr. Cranford at
Lake Montonta. and was attendled
by the entire party. The couple left
later for a ten days trip to Florida
after which they will be at home in
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REST to V
PHONES 10-R AND 88 1
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Mrs. Cranford is a daughter of ^
Mrs. Sum It. Btiber of Kings Mouu- k
luiu and the late Thomas Cansler
and is a young woiuan of charm and .
lovely personality. t
l?r. Cranford. a proinient urologist ^
Wllttf iBl IkiWti*
the past i'lght years and is a popular
and successful member of lilt- tiled I- (
cal group of (Jastouiu and the State j
Out-of-lowu guests who attended (
the wetldiug were Mr. and Mrs. Sjier
cer Cranford. of Charlotte; Miss *
Kutllrwn A .'ran ford of Uustoiiiu; Miss
Kltzabeth Cranford aud'.Mr. William .
Wetmore of Florence, S. C, Miss v
Dorothy Cranford of yueetis College t
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Hostess At Bridge Dinner '
/ Mra.. Coma'n Falls was .hostess at
k bridge dinner entertaining at her
apartment 011. last Friday evening
Quests included members of her s
bridge club with Mrs. Bill Rnmseur J
as guest of honor. * s
Decorations in keeping with the
season were arrhnged throughout '
the apartment. '
The hostess was assisted by Miss ''
es Kvu Mae Suber aild Nancy Suber '
in serving a delicious dinner. 1
Mrs. Bill Thomson received prize
for high score and Mrs. Harry Page-. '
ror second high. Mrs. Bill Kamseur r
was presented a gift. ' . v
Those present included Mesdautes
"lull Ramseur, Bill Thomson. Harry J
Page. Hugh Ormand. Harry WUrren Misses
Jean Ware,- Sara Kate Ormand.
Mary Mitchell, Helen Kiden- !
hour. Sara Allison, Helen Hay and '
Margaret Smith. 1
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E KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD.
^OMEN
V1RS. A- H. PATTERSON,
lien-Stewart Wedding
Solemnized Sunday
Of interest to many friends anil
(dative* in this section in the anlouncement
of the marriage of Minn J
JuJII Stewart and Mr. Ituywood Ai- I
?MMVJ.ihwj. iiiiit
10011 at 4:3" o'clock at the home of!
lev. J. \V. Suttle iu Shelby with
lev Ml. Suttic official in. the llhrcfuivi!
ring ceremony was used
tnd only a few close friends and
elatIves were present.
The bride was attractively attired
i* a crepe dress, with which sh.vore
a coat of soldier blue with red
ox collar and shoulder corsage of 1
oses and valley lilies.' Her accessot
es were black and gold.
Mrs. Stewart, a daughter of Mr.
tnd Mrs. E. J. Stewart of Kings
dountuin. is an attractive' brunette
tail a young woman of pleasing per j
.oiiuiuy. sue is a graduate of Grover
ligh School and holds a position as
ashler for Eagle Stores Co.
Mr. Allen, a son of Mr. and Mrs.
win M. Allen of Kings Mountain,
s a graduate of Garland .lligh
School, .Garland. N. C.. and is now
n the employ of the State Highway ,
department.
After the ceremony the couple left
'or-a short wedding trip and will
nakc their homo for the present
villi parents of (IT? bridegroom.
Meeting of D. A. R.
Mrs. C. E. Noisier eptertained-i
nembers of the Colonel Frederick
iumbright Chapter D. A. It., at her
lotne Wednesday afternoon.
Decorations in ..keeping with
Ifuletlde season were used.
Mrs. J. R. Davis conducted the de
rotional, dedicating the service to
diss Mamie 1 Iambright, who was a
'aithful member of the Chapter. until
ter recent death.
iMrs. Joe Thomson had charge o'.
:he program, the topic of which was
'National Defense.' Those taking
mrt on the program were Mrs. Don .
ild Blanton, Mrs. D. C. Mauney and
diss Carlyle Ware.
.During the social hour the hostess
served a salad and sweet course.
Birth Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. William Raymond j
^rawford announce th? birth of a
ion, Micky Raymond, Nov. 24. Mrs. j
Crawford was before marrjage. Miss j
3essie Novela Foster.
Personals
Misfe Agnes Norris and Miss Jane
Wilson were in Charlotte Thanksgiving
Day.
Kev and Mrs. H. C. Sprinkle Jr.
spent, Thanksgivisg Day in Black [
Mountain.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Smathers of j
Charlotte were holiday visitors in 1
I? COSME
Cara Nome
Hudnut
leather Goods
Schaffer Pens and Penci
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Cigars In Ch
Monogram Stationery
Other Attractive
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Kings Mountain. /
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Lackey left
recently for Florida where they will
make- their home.
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Mr. Karl Carpettter is improving
slowly following a ten-days Illness.
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Mr. Robert Hord, student ? Textile
Institute, Spurt atibifig, JS. (V.
spent the week-eud at hotne.
<7- -. . ~oMiss.
Lillian laickcy of Manteo.
spent the Thanksgiving holidays
with her pareul*. Mr. and Mrs John
'Lackey.
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Miss Mary Julia Pollock, student
lit \V. P I'. N_ <\ spent the holidays
S?js ?o?
M " \V. S Hilling and Mrs. I tooth
GJJh spie had us guests for the
Thanksgiving Holidays. Mrs. R. T.
Slmonton. Miss liuelle Malcolm and
Mr. Guck Simonton, all of Atlanta,
Georgia. J
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f Mr and Mrs. J. C. Thomas, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Pressbn and sou Robert.
of Monroe were guests of Mrs.
Annie Howie anil Miss Ollle HartHell.
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Donald C. .llunhes left
Tuesday for Philadelphia. Pa. where
he will enter the Quartermaster
Corp '"refresher." He will remain
there two months and them goes to
Camp Lee, Va? tor a year's active
duty in the laundry division of the.
Quartermaster Corp. evidently following
in the foot steps of his father.
Howard H. Hughes of. the Kings
Mountain laundry, who had charge
of laundry operations for Camp
Dodge at Des Moines, Iowa, iu the
last World war.
The entire United States is now
practically free of boviue tuberculosis
^follow ing completion of the eradicatio
v prog rant in California, reports
Ihe U. S. Department of Agriculture.
i EXECUTRIX NOTICE
North Carolina, %-.
Cleveland County.
Having this day iiualified as executrix
of the estate of Carrie B.
Hord, deceased, late of Cleveland
County, North Carolina. This ia^ to
notify all persons having claims against
the estate of the said deceased,
to exhibit them to the under
signed at Kings Mountain, North
Carolina, on or before the 2nd day
of December, 1941, or this notice
will. be pleaded in bar or their recovery.
All persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediate
payment of said obligations.
This 2nd day of December, 1940.
_ Mary ..Frances Hord
Kxecutrlx of the estate of Carr-ia
B. Hord, deceased.
Joseph C. Whisnant. Att. 1-9-41
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~ institution, will bo the ppnaAac.
The Cleveland-Hytherford-I'olk ' . . .
, , , Charles A. Dukes, of the Mtmmab
. chapter of the J)uko University A1 . ... ... . . _
... and public relations departi?int ?gT
untni association will hold its an
nual meeting at Hotel Charles in the university, will be prcsead hr>
Shelby at 7 o'clock Friday evening. H,;ow a mot|on _,ctu ,
. Dec. 13.
tivity at DukQ.
l)r. Alan K. Manche:. r, an out?
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