SOCIAL AND PERSONAL 1
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Entertains Guests
Mrs. S. A. Lowery* anil Mi. and f
Mrs. Arthur Hay hud as nuvsts last 'I
week. Mrs. Sain W iley, then:. kinswoman.
wife ol United States t'on- I
sul lietteral at Portugal, and two t
cousins. Oscar llay and 'Thomas
11 ay of Rulelgh. .
I hi? Cliarloltte Sunday Uifacl'vet'
had u from page picture of Mrs.
Wiley and an interesting account of
iter experiences as a resident of ho
Harve at, the time of the (ionium
invasion of France. Mrs. Wiley is
making her home, temporarily with '
her daughter in Salisbury. She plans
to spend sometime witli iter, son in
Texas and will later join iter lius- ,
band at hisboa.
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Why .Joes Mrs. Thomas i
use a telescope ? I
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SHE S finding out fhof PUMFn>RP Povt.cr
contains no olunt , never It o?ft 1 tf ill f .n't. J
FREE. Send for NEW booVlot. containing * >!*?>? I .
of i>right ideas to improve your bokin; Aid ;??
Rumford BO'xing Powder box K Rumford PI.' ?
I WHAT IS THE PREVE
+ No one knows as yet, but
t load up on Vitamens mro
I gether with good assortr
and Cold Medicines.
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A KING VIOCR PRODUCTION with Oscar H<
St.?PI., E, SEN HSCHT i?i CHARLES LEC
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HAPPENINGS
REST to 1
PHONES 10 R AND 88
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Meeting of Gleaners Clas
Airs. Itav Kiniy a..?l M. - Clti
Km thing wei:? Inisti sues lu llU'l
.el* ol tile Oli altera Class ?it ll
"list Itupt 1st Suinlap Sellout; i lilt'
uiiiiug Saturday ufteriioon at''Mr
-'ui tiling's apartment on Kli
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Airs. Kintiiir Huberts <ofi Jlirli
lit- drvoti'oiiul and Alls. I suae A1
Jill ted llio prayer.
Mrs. Tate had "rliai ae <>l ;!? elil<
uliimi'iii. featuring* etijoyuble id
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AfU'l' lire business session tl
luStesaes served it salad Colin
villi accessories.
Jkh. Has Weiner Roast
/^Tlie Mounds of Dc.illi Club" in
it Johnny plonk's "uouso Pridi
night for a welner roust. Welne
v'ere roasted. corn 'popped^nnd
;ood time was had by all. This cli
as just been organized with tl
following members: Walter Marine
lohliny Plonk. Joe lihyne, Peggy i
hur. Dorcas Carpenter, Lettoi
Plonk. Hill Harmon, Hill McMuekl
Dan Pressley, Jean Webb and Ml]
red Mae Goforth. The Hounds r
I'erate and are friends of ever
liody.
Sunday Guests
Mr. aitd Mrs. Gilbert llprtl had I
Sunday dinner guests, Mr. and Mt
Lloyd Patterson and cntinren, isu
unl Don. Mr, and Mrs. John W
Ituins and Bottv Wlllhn'ns Mr. at
Mrs'. Eugene Patterson.
INT ATI VE FOR FLU?
it is Good Insurance to
r. We have them all toitent
of Cough Syrups
tin Drug Co.
all Store
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MNOLKA Felix BRESSART li? 5
)ERER PfodMctd by (3ouln?d k?inh?idl
tTHURS DAY
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WOMEN
MRS- A H. PATTERSON,
is Demonstration Club Meets
< .Tlit* J'Ultfi'j'oii Orovv Home I ?t
moiltsialiOu (Mull-uii'i ut holm,ii|
Mi v I'l iia I- alls lin TIiiiihuu),
* Jiuiti.iis lii. with .Mi's. HuilU-r Ware
jiiinl liVnitcsH. Miss IliasHeai-,
lh<" , uuMl.y home a went, uavi 'un lit11.'
^ l?'i?MitiR ;s?lk about th?? utftmiv o?
wot'k .Urt tin* til ClfvirtaiHl
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o main project. is'Home H? nut if ha lion
I III; hostesses HtH VOll a 'leliciottb
'salad aliil , swie! < 0111 si*..
The next mk 'Hiik will !)' in-Ill
"* ?ii :ihv luiiue of Mrs. Howard Ware
mi Kil?. I.i wiili Mrs. U. <'. (Uuitt
I,,, .is Jiiinl hostess.
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>llian-Hort'man Marriage
' Tin- murilaue of Miss kdna Minn
( ilsflnKiii uliii Hubert Fulton Allien
ct oqk place in quiet ceremony last
rj* Saturday evening at 8:0U o'clock ai
rs Central Methodist Church. Al)r II. C.
a Sprinkle. 6lTi< ipied. Otrly 'inembotvs
ib o: the immediate families of thecou
ie pie were present.
> 1 The bride, who is tjie attractive
Vr and accomplished daughter of Mr.
ra and Mrs. Ivan Franklin Hoffman.
II. was lovolv in a costume suit '! du'stv
a- rose ami off-the-faoe hat of match
o- jug shade. Her other accessories
?\<re beige.
Immediately after the ceremony
In; couple left for a short wedding
flip and are now at lipine with tl\e
bridegroom's mother, Mrs. A. L. All
its rati on West Mountain street,
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ii- [ Ace Of Clubs Meet With
ul j \?rs. Hunnieutt
/T Mrs, Harold Hunnieutt entertain*
ited her bridge club at her home last
<'. Thursday afternoon. The house was
X attractively decorated with ctt^ gind
T lolis and carnations. ) A tempting;
?8? tea course, was served/to tire follow
J ing inentbers and guests: Mesdames
+ H. K. Page, Haywood K. Lynch.- Ja4.
cob Cooper. Carl Mauney, William
Cdalg. NV. K. Mauney. Jr.. and Mrs.
George Davis of Charlotte. Mrs.
J Page was presented with the high
+ score prize and MrS. Cooper with
4. the low scode prize.
I Personals
+ Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Campbell left
4I last Friday for Palm (Harbor. Kla
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Mr. O. W. Myers is confined to
? his home with an attack of flu.
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4, Postmaster \V.. E. Blakely is ill
with the flu.
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jMr. Aubrey Mauney Is well after
having an attack of the flu. .
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,Miss Nina Jackson has recovered
from an Illness of several days oi
Influenza.
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f Dr. J. K. Anthony. Grady Klugam
and Joe Thomson left Sunday for a
trip to Florida.
iMiss Alda Jean DavU and guest
Miss Nell Miller, have recovered
from an attack of Influenza.
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f Mrs. R. D. Goforth will leave Sun
lday for New York City on a buyin;
trip for Myers' Dress Shoppe.
City Manager H. L. Burdette wai
a business visitor in Charlotte Tuei
day' _o_
Master Charles HI an ton, son o
Mr and Mrs. Don Blanton. is bcttei
after being sick for a few days.
//Mrs. George Davis has retudnet
to her home in Charlotte after visit
lng relatives here.
/jy F. Hord, Jr., and Hal Olive an
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Mrs. R. D. Goforth, c
will be in New York ni
Spring Merchandise an
sonal shopping for any
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I Mrs My rou Hhyiie \lr> (J. |>
Ham fob: In ami Miss Mar* Ilebm ,
llaiiibi iclit a if eontiiied at home
w ijtli the' tlu. ?' . *.
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Mr. ami Mrs. JIublMnI t*antlier of
Kay?\tfylilf spent the past workr-nii
witr Mr t'anther's parents, Mr.
I and Mrs. J (). I'antlu r.
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H11.1 L. I.vim .soil of Mr. and Mrs
j It. S Lynn, has broil transferred
from ilie Hnwailits Islands.by . tne
J I' S Army to.Koi'S llhli)K \yliero lie j
will assist in training enrollees. i
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^ Mi yyron Heeler and Miss Mat-;!
Iin Kiatic < Motilll ate in N'"\y York ;
i'lty on a buyii>K trip for Kretcfk ;
I If pa : ' itiei ' Store Mr. Keet"r at
tnnffil th?- iuuiigntatioM iti Wash.
Muiiilay.
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M ii.>! Mrs. I'. It Mcimltm pro
j having Huml.iv in if J t 11 ?1 a nicftiiif! |
of l Ik- National Oitt nit Com m il of
' .Vitiult'ii to In Id in Augusta. Ga.. }
Mr. I!> Vinton Is a iliirtMlor of the
Council. ' ' .
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Mr and Mrs. Krskine Klelnrrt and
'""l-ahy and Mr. Krnest' Ssatiilp.son. all'
<ff- f ohlsliofo have moved !i> Kings
( Mountain. Mesjters KIHnert. pltd
[and Samlet-son have ii(:cc|itfd a posl
Hon with the- Kings Mountain Foundry:
Cotton Comforter
Program Started
j A cotton comforter program, as a
|Mtppleineiit u> the cotton mattress j
I program. has boon stalled iu North ,
i Carol'ita. annoulices Mi'ss Ituth
. eurvent. State home demonstration i
agent of N. State College, Kvery,
| family who has ricri. il a notion (
mattress is eligible *o .reeeiv.?-' tour
pounds of eolton atnl 10 yards of
i'pen ale with which to niiike a cotnj
fort.
The program of distributing stirJ
plus cotton to low income families
' is sponsored by the Siait College
I Extension Service, lite AAA. ami
the Surplus Marketing AdmhiistiaI
tinit of the- U. S. Department of Agriculture.
Although the mattress program
did not start until mid-sunnner of
1940 in most of the counties, alt-cad:
19.069 mattresses have been
made, in 83 counties, and about 46."00
more applications are on hand.
Of these, some 24.000 have been approved
and cotton and ticking is on
hand in'the counties for making
these mattresses. . j
We feel that the comforter program
will be a greal aid in our program
of helping low income rural
lamiltes. ,Miss Current declared. We
expect to place 50 pound cotton mat
tresses in 100.000 North Carolina
(arm homes, and that means all of
these families can receive a comfort
thereby sleeping not only on a corner
of the cotton surplus, but under
a part of it.The
comforts will be made in the
mattress-making centers, aud coinI
petent supervisors will be on hand
to allow the families how to make
the comforts, just as they are now *
! instructing in the making of the
maftresse.s. The only charge for
these materials Is a smal fee for the
i cost of such materials as thread, |
t needles, and fuel to heat the ctnters ,
This usually amounts to $1.00 per
mattresB. .;
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if Myers' Dress Shoppe
?xt week selecting new
d will be glad to do perone
desiring this* service.
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exclusively gL2
print Redwood "/an. ^m'^^m.
62 F * ^^TSPIB Pvf
little maid ... a tailored Vjfc H^J \
Irock ol Tropic Isle spun V'? C? 1
rayon with buttons down VL> ??; 1
Mitatr.ar Aqua. Tawny \ 1
Tan Bay Blue Hall sizes' \ \ |
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Myers'
Dress Shoppe
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