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Mrs. Joe Hord Honored
Qn Birthday Anniversary
Mm. Marjorlo liord honored in
( mother vli(li a delightful1, binlnlx
. party at her itotne on last Snturda
afternoon from three to five o'cjoc
The members of the T B. h. ?lai
of the Kirst liapt 1st Sunday Sehoi
were her mother's Koelt.it CJnme
earnest* and music were enjoyc
a throughout the afternoon In a m
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I^JU||UAL/candies /~~'"wJ
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V) Hollingsworth's Val- J(
entino Heart Packf
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r=> containing your fav- <=J
Vo orite assortment. cJ
I Prices range from _J
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. V> Regular Hollings- J
( worth's packages
( may also be had with ?\
>? Special Valentine -?/
decoration.
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KINGS MOUNTAIN
DRUG COMPANY
The Rexall Store
Week - End
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PHONES 10 R AND 88
I lluuton Putnam know the names of
most ot tile Ki'oup. Miss ltacliel Mo
Plain played the piano.
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v JKiris Little John and Miss OeorKh''
k Naiitz. of Mount Holly, N. G.. served
is a ell token salad course with aecesi?!
so lies aud a sweet, course in whleh
s. th?* Valentine idea was earned out.
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The* honorve welvea nwmy useful
a lid lovely KiftH from b?i friend j
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As a conclusion feature of the af:
loriioou Mrs. ilord. tho.honoree pluy
1 (Its* I'liiuu Ufintf ''VIV IsSattli I juiLu I'll
J To Thee" on her mother's old or- '
Kuti which is over a bundieo year.ohl,
and the guests sang.
Engagement Announced
Of Cordial interest to Jlernld read
crs will be the following announcement:
Mr. and Mrs. \V. n. Brackett of
of Kings Mountain announce the
engagement of their daughter'
Sadie Louise
. to
William* Lewis Summoy
of Oastouia and Dallas
The wedding will take place March
X at the First Baptist Church
SHOES
Cost Money and Should
lie Kept In Good
Condition!
OUR WORK
Is Guaranteed to Make
Your Shoes Give The
. Maximum Service
Modern Equipment
Finest Materials
Reasonable Prices
Foster's
SHOE AND
BICYCLE SERVICE
i Phone 154
Specials
TIES 21c
r COFFEE, pound 15c
S^2 cans 15c_
ES?4 for 25c
14c
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GROCERY
MARKET
We Deliver
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VOMEN
MRS- A- H. PATTERSON,
Settlemyre-Suggs Wedding
Solemnize Saturday
Afternoon
j The wedding of Mr. J f.., Settle
ill) re, Jr., aud Miss Ora Louise
Kiikk* wua noli miiUvil at Hollieiulu
Methodist Chun h in tj.axton County
Saturday afternoon at t o'clock
Ur II C Mpritiklc. Jh. pastor 01
Central M-lhodist Church. Kings
Mountain performed (he itii'iiion)
ring ceremony wax used.
Tlif alioi nits hanked wl'h pine'.*
and other greenery. Tall baskets of
white gladioli and white rnapdi/ip.
otts were effectively arranged " In
l'rotit of the greenery. White calls-,
dral tapers in tall 'floor candelahra
completed the setting.
Miss Dorothy Carson presided at j
the piatto and voice numbers wer I
rendered by Miss Rachel Smitli who |
sang. The Rosary, and a sextetf'-1
from high school sloe club compos
cd of Misses , Alice fif ty Mnuney
Gloria Oornwelj. Florence Rlien. fta
chef Smith. 'Fay MOss and Sybil
Davis sang: I Love You Truly.Ilctwpeli
the two voice, number J
Miss' ("arson played. Souvenir. Tin- |
lli idal Choi us from Ixftengirjn. was
played for the ' ' processional and
Meinlelssohn's Wedding March tor
he recessional. To A Wild Rose.,
was phi veil during the n'ri-rnqtiy. j
The ushers were George M. Stipe's j
ol' Asheviile. brother of tile brhle j
and Walker Curry of Kings Montitain.
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Miss Riith Sugcs sister of the
bride was maid-of-lionor and the i
bride's only attendant. She wore a
becoming suit of dusty pink .witn
navy accessories and shoulder'cor-1
sage of pink rose Uuds.
The bride entered with her father.
who gave her in marriage. Shp
was strikingly lovely in a suit of |
soldier blue with hat and other accessories
in blending shade. Her
corsage was of red rose buds ano
valley lilies.
Mr; Settleinyre had as his best
mail., ltis brother-in-law. Frank S
Richard's of Greenville. S O.
Tile bride's mother wore a powder
blue ensemble with corsage of pint:
rose buds and narcissus. The bride
groom's mother wore black velvet
with corsage of roses and narcissus.
Following the ceremony a roeep
Hon was held at the home or the
bride's parents. White narcssus an-t
cut flowers were lsed in decoration, j
a color note of white ami green ob- j
served throughout.
Immediately after the ceremony ;
the couple left- for a trip to the j
mountains, and are now at home in
Klugs Mountain.
Mrs. Settlemyre is a daughter-ot
Mr< and Mrs. A. M. Suggs of Gaston
County. She received her education
at State Appalachian Teachers College
at Boone, where she majored
In physical education. For the past
two years she has been director of
physical education for girls in the
Kings Mountain High School. She
is a young woman of charm and
pleasing manner nd since coming
to Kings Mountain has made a host
of friends. . . ,
Mr. Settlemyre, a son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. Settlemyre, is a graduate
of Kings Mountain High School. He
is a talented artist and studied for
some time in Washington, T>. C., laterlng
continuing his studies in
Paris, France. He holds a position
with the Neisler Mills.
St^g Supper
Mr. Paul Neisler entertained a
number of his friends at a quail sup
per at his home .on Gaston street
Tuesday evening.^
Fruit, sent fresn from Florida by
Mr. J. B. Thomasson and grown on
his place at Palm Harbor, made an
effective decoration for the table.
A quail supper with accessories
was served.
Guests included Frank Bummers.
Jim Smith. Ed Smith, B. S. Neill.
Tno ThftmuAit flrn/tv If In or /I A
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Bridges, .Dr. J. B. Anthony, -R. M.
Webb.- I>r O. P. T>ewl9. Charles JM1llng.
Ladd H&mrlck and Arnold Riser,
all of Kings Mountain; R. T.
l^eQrand of Shelby and lyster Hern
don of Qrover.
Winchester-Biggerfl
Marriage Saturday
Evening
Mit. Chafes lx>eXe WlnrdK^teF*
who has been with the King Oarage
In King" Mountain for ?ometlme
was married Satnrd'v eveu.ng to
Miss Mvrtle Mne Riggers of Charlotte.
The marriage took place at
the homo of the hrlde's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Riggers.
The couple left soon after the cere
mony for a wedding trip and are now
at home In Kings Mountsln.
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D TirURSDAY. FEBRUARY 13. 1941.
{Legion Auxiliary Meets
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The regular meeting of the Amer |
lean 'Ixegiou Auxiliary wag hold Tues !
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. j
[J. It. Davis. Mrs. Davis' lovely homo I
j wug cheerful with potted begonia:,
I and greenery.
Mrs. "A. U. Sargeant had charge
of the program. "National l> fense.'
MesJnmes Paul M an tie v ind Mon
roe Rhea mude interest ing tulks ?,
on the defense program.
Mrs. Davis was assisted in servl
ing a delicious party plate carrying
j out the George Washington motif by
Mrs. II. C. Sprinkle. Jr.
Those present were: Mesdames'
J. M lthea. Ilayipr llayes. (i. A
Bridges, l'aul Ma'tiney. j K. Maun? >,
I.lovd I'hifer James Ware. I'M
Mcl.attgheti. Jl <i. Hudspeth. J. K
ifarmon. Lee Harmon A 11 BarKeat.t
and t'htirles Goforth.
Hostess To Club Members
members of her bridge club and n
number Jtf Invited. guest?? at "lino'
Knot." - Tuesday night. V Jh < orir.foirt
suggestive of tlie Valefit ine Stxason
tyer?'* uct tl and decorative Yaleiilhio
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iiinit* rih< ii*. |mui i' curu?, fir., ;iuu 1
? <1 i! thfi'l'f lil ROtl to tho - >? ! til.
The Valentine motif was also cm
phasized in the two-course menu
which was served before the ?amc.
.Mrs Frank lloyle. Jr.! of Burling
ton. won prize for high score.
Those present included Misses
Sara Kate Ounund. Helen Hay.Mary
Mitchell. Margaret Smith. Sara
Allison; Mesdantes Fred Finger
Toe N'eisler. Billv Mauitey. Bill Thorn
son. t'oinan Falls. Frank Hoylo. Jr..
Bill Uijmsetir and the hostess.
Meeting of Vera
Sargeant Circle
The Vera Sargeant Circle (if tie
Frst Baptist church met at- tichome
of Mrs. B. !) Herndon Monday
evening. ,. .
Mrs. Bill Baker eoii.duetetl the. <lc.>
v'otional.
Mrs. Bryan llord liad .eliarge ot
the study, the topic of which war
"An Urgent (Jospel. Free or Hound
Those taking part in the discussion
were. Mrs. .1. L. Head. Mrs Bill Raker.
Mrs. D. M. Bridget. Mrs Wray
Krby and Miss Helen Logan.
Special music was furnished by
Miss Fanny Carpenter and Mrs O
W Morris. " .
Tlte Valentine tnot{T was observer.
in the refreshments served durinc
i the social hour.
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I Little Theatre To Meet
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The meeting of the Junior Lit lie
i Theatre scheduled for next Thur?|
day will be postponed 'till the follow
ling Thursday, Feb. 26. 1941. Thr
j meeting will be held in the City Hail
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I ill ( . .tu p. ill. ^\Il Ill'-iniii-ra mm mil?I?;
i er persons high school ago 01* over
who are interested in dramatics arc
urged to he present.
Woman's Club To Meet
The Woman's Club will meet Friday
afternoon at 3:30 in the lounge
of the club house, with Mesdames
Littlcjohn, Willis, and Ormand as I
hostor.roB. An tntnrcEttng program on 1
the American Flag has been planned.
after which a very, important
business meeting will be held. All
members are urged to be present.
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Personals
Edwin L. Ware of Charlotte was
a visitor in King sMountain Sunday
r?, and Mrs. Lloyd Shuford or
Forest City visited relatives in
Kings Mountain Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller spent
the past week-end with relatives in
Chester, Va.
Miss Mary Helen Hambright has
entered Stephens College In Columbia.
mo.
Prive Humes Houston of Ft. Jack
son, 8. C., spent the past week end
in Kings Mountain.
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Paul Neisler. Jr.. student at David
son College, spent the past week-end
at home.
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Mr. and Mr*. Hayne Blackmer are
one a business and pleasure trip to
Marianna. Ark.
(Cont'd on Editorial pajce)
Rumfomd Riddlcs
Why Is Betty Bassstt
I (CAUSI iht ?(am ktt b?otif)| of hot echo bettor*
With turn/ tt 4 lekmg fowdtr H dcti It I Ho
wieir.^ Wit <K?-??en FWl. S#nd for NtW betk
H' tcxitcinln^ iWticnt of bt>oM ?do?? to ?mp?o?e
?& >? ttckiop Addrout Ruwford lokio? Powder
r tpmfr,*4 I Socio Mood
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krioyz on youi zhouidor In . j
Deterl Ton wtlh Nu Grass. |
Tan w?ih Floy Rod. Sizes |i ^
euglimwering w/.K rows ol
baby pearl buttons FuM.
r.r-pJy sktri la:,-.Q liow. a
l.ny moulded woim Carol*
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