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Demontration Club.Meets
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The Patterson Clrove Home Deiuon
\ elratlou Club met at the home ot
Mrs. Howard Ware on Thursday.
Keb. 13. with Mrs. R. V. Guntl as ^
Joint hostess. " ??'
There were 17 members present
At the end of the program the them '
bers all exchanged shrubs.
The hostesses served a saiudani^
sweet
W- meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Floyd Phlfer on!
Thursday, March 13 with Mrs. C. R.
Ware as Joint hostess
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Study Club Meets
Mrs. Haywood E. Lynch entertainf>d
tlio Study Club and a few invited (
guests Tuesday afternoon. 1
i The lovely new .home was nffrat- |
tlve with potted geraniums and cut
"flowers. Tho center piece tor the
dining room table was a cherry tree
and a George Washington hatchet.
Mrs. O. W. Myers had charge of
the program in the absence of Mrs. |
JB. 8. Peeler. The Study of Women
of Today uud Yesterday was contin j
lied by Mm. N. JP. MeGlll and Mrs. j
Ted Weir.
The hostess was assisted in serv
ing a delicious salad. and sweet .
course by Mrs. George Houser, Mrs
J. W. Curry, Mrs. Proctor Thoinp-1
'sijn and Mrs, Aubrey Mauney.
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Mrs. George Peeler
Entertains
Mrs. UeorgO Peeler ?nl-i tallied
the Junior Woiiiuh'h Club .mil lnv<ted
guests at a dinner-bfldge, at the
Woman's Club on . Monday evening.
February 17, 11*941, at 7 o'clock.
After a most enjoyable dinner.
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to Mrs. Mary Frances Proctor; - see
ond blub Miss Kayo Mauney; Kool;
Miss Ethel Kobe Its; Bingo Miss
Martba Prances McGlfl.
Guests Included Mesdante* Carl
Mauney. Proctor Thompson,. Eugene
McCarter. Elmo Bridges, Ted Gam
ble, John CaVeity, Bus Oates. Grady
MoOarter, Billy Mauney, Howard
Jackson. Bill Thomson. ,D. M. Bridges.
Gilbert Hord, Paul McGinnis.
Wilson Crawford. "Aggie" Hayes.
Jacob Cooper. Bill Craig. J. \V, Cur
rv. Robert Miller, Mary Frances
Proctor: Misses Nina Jackson. .Lucille
McGnnls, Faye Mauney, Ethel
Roberts. Martha Frances McfJUl.
Margaret ConiWeil. Mrs. Stuart
Thomson.
Junior Woman's Club
Meets
The Junior Woman's flub. nfet
Titesjday night. Feb. 11. at the lioino
of Mrs. Ilarrv Page with Mrs. Page
rtit<l Miss .Ethel Roberts as hostesses
In the absence of the president
Mrs. Robert Miller pres'iib -I. The
follow in a officers were eles^etl for
the coming "year':
President: Miss Fa>'e Mnuney.
Vice-President: Mrs. Gem. Peeler
Secretary: Mrs. Jacob Copper.
Treasurer: Mrs. Stuart Thomson.
OorrOBpondliiK secretary: Mrs. Wll
son Crawford.
(Following the business .meeting
bridge was enjoyed. The. hostesses
served delicious refreshments.f
Honors Bride
Mrs. Alvln Yurbrough wa? hostess
Saturday evening from 8:00 tc
10:30 o'dlook elites-talking at her
home oon Battleground Avenue com
pllmentlng her sister-in-law, Mrs,
Herschel Wright, prior to her receni
marriage was Miss Mable Yarrbough
of Waco.
The living room and dining room
was attractively arranged with
butter cups, breath of spring and
prim roses. Contests and games
were directed by Miss Helen Logan
prizes being won by Mrs. Robert
Burton and Mrs. James Cloninger.
A salad course with accessories
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served.
Those altendlnK the party were:
Mesdames James Clonlnger, Robert
Burton, George Hull. Jhn Self. L. M
Logan. Sr., Able Martin, R. A. Scott
Misses Abba Barber, Helen Logan,
Cotja Hull, paltl^erlne Ward. the
honoree, Mrs. Herschel Wright and
the hostess.
Miss Wright was presented man)
nice arid useful gifts.
Birth Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Brewer,
of Pensacola, Florida, announce the
birth of a son, William Francis,
Brewer, Jr.. on Sunday, Feb. 16th.
Mrs. Brewer was before marriage,
Miss Pauline Nelsler of Kings Moun
tain. Mrs. Brewer's mother, Mrs. C.
E. Nelsler, who 1b spending the winter
at Palm Harbor. Fla., will visit
the Brewer family in Pensacola be
fore her return to Kings Mountain,
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faceting Of Gleaners Class
Members of the Gleaners Class o(
the First Baptist Church met at the
home of Mrs. Isaac McGlll Saturday
afiot*nA/>n ntlih *1 ?>a itrilll/v *J/?mti "
M?w.i>.wt/u tv a via train. Yiriuic UIVUIII ?fl
Joint hosteBs. . t v^
Mrs.- Eugene Roberts conducted
the devotional. The Valentine idea
was observed throughout the meet
int,'.
(Delicious refreshments were serv
ed at the conclusion with the Valentine
motif again observed.
Birth Announcement
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred M.
Owens, a daughter, Maude Ava,. Fri
day, February 14th.
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WOMEN
MRS- A. H. PATTERSON,
Brtde-Elect Honored
f lluiiuriui; MIh* Maii Norma i'rook
^Aiiril brtde-idoet, Mra^ A. tl Fatter
*011 .nici MUk lK>rotli> Patterson, en
l<rtaitied 011 Friday evening at theti
? Iiuiiiv uii.Mtastoii rtratt.
The Valentine season khi sn|t|fe?
ted in the de< oral ions, lighted mud
?' ''Jl1' ri'ijliiU* .f MunXM
dinner served. drllh tile Valeii
tint- motif ulHui'Vud fit the s:il,m
and molded ftfes,
The tlni" of "Hearts" prny'd. '
auillsi meat for the evonlnv ?nil t>r?#i
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, coif prizes, Iu>ai t.-shaped boxes o!
( candy were presented .Miss \J j)
,-i$oyec M -(!ill and Mds. Trov Carpet.
, tor. Miss Crook, the honoree, was
j presented a bride's book.Guests
included Miss 'Mary Nor
i ma Crook. uttd' In r mother, Mrs. \\
( K. Crook; Misses Sara Leu Hurrll',
; Kllzabetli Plonk, Leone Patterson,
j Mary Hoyce MrCill. NeUille -Gaul:
| Niuu Jackson, Martha Frances Mr
j Cill, Mary Frances Gahtt, Helen
| Stewart. Saletta Parton. Fatrv c,rnc>
! Patterson, Willie Mcfllll. Mrs. Chat-'
les Winchester and Mrs. Troy Carpenter.
Marriage Announced
Announcement ha* l.oo'li made -o;
the tniirr.iage of George F. Ware "ultd
Miss Helen Stewart which tons
places Saturday evening in private
ceremony at the home of the bride's
pastor. Dr. W P. Oiler, in Clover
S. C. Tin marrja^c eaine as a conr
I dele surjoike'.tp tin 'many fiieliit?l
tfto couple.
The bride, an n'traetivc blonde
wore a becoming n.cvy costume witl
navy accessories.
Mr. Ware, a son of Mr. and Mrs
' John F: Ware of Kings Mountain. it
connected Willi tlte Coca-Cola Hot
tiing Works of Gastonla. He is t
1 young man of sterling traits oi
character.
The bride t,s a daughtef of Mr. and
Mrs. Forest L. Ste\*?rt. of Bethany
S." C.. and has been with the Ansel'
Beauty Shop in Kings Mountain foi
several years, sne Is a young wo
man of charm and loveliness ant
' lias made many friends In King>
Mountain during her stay here.
The young couple will make theli
home for the present with the bride
groom's parents on Waco Road.
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IJustess To Bridge Club
/ Mrs. George F. LaUimodle waa
hostess to her bridge club at hot
home on West Mountain street
Tuesday afternoon.
The rooms were arranged with
bowls of jonquils and other early
blooms.
A salad course, sandwiches and
tea was served.
Those playing included Mesdames
Hunter Nelaler. E. A. Smith. R.
H. Webb, Paul Nelsler, Charles .Dill
i ing, Booth Gillespie, Joe Nelsler and
[ Hayne Blackmer.
Personals
Mr. Claud(e -Rhyme has been very
sick for several days.
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jMr. and Mrs. L. M. I?gan< visited
' friends in Rock *1111, S. C.. Sunday.
I Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Smith were
'^visitors In New York City durtnp
the week-end.
A F. Hord. Jr., student at Wake
Forest College spent the week -end
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t with his part-tits, in Kings Mountain t
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Mrs. W. F. Cannon Is a guest or
I her daughter, Mrs. K. H. Webb alt
J tr an extended stay with relatives p
j in Easley. S. C.
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I Mrs. Annie Mae Mow/' aim Miss y
Ollle Mae Hartseil attended .the tl
Beauticians Co:i veil libit in Charlotte t>
this week. pi
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I ton K Hoar, local agent of the ' ^
linpi rial Lite Insurance Co., attend- s
va a special meeting oi (tie compaii.i .
in Aslieville last week.
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1 Nli and Mrs I). F. I lord had an i
^ dinliei guests last Thursday evening I 111
' Mr . and-/ Mrs, Charles' ispake una s*
1 Miss KiulU Wilson of Shelby. *'
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IIs'. 'i '>d? of Mis J V. l-'retle.*|
IFF #111 f!j Al Jlllt ftHllH n il >Pim
much better after being n'bk lie j
scyi nil days. j f,
Mrs J. Calls til Vi ta's Iteantv > ^
Stfioppe attended a Hair Stylists _
meeting Monday. Tuesday and. Wed
tie tola.v in Charlotte. " . ' P
' Mrs. .Kugeite Mathis. is pluiiuiiig *1
to visit Het liushaiut litis week-end I
in Columbia. where Ik- la a patient ,
ill I In- Veteran lloapitul.
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Mrs. (' C. I.yhii ' has 'return.*!! j
home from (lu* City Hosllal. Gas !
toniu, and is mow at the home o".
her daughter. Mrs. John Mitriirni of
\lte Ifonnie Mill iontJunity.
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Mrs. Jim tfrice of Shelby, before
! marriage. Miss Virginia Warlick o:
Kings Mountain, underwent an op l._
j elation Tor appendicitis at Shelby*
iiosp tal Wjedmjpday night ot last S
week. I
Miss Cora Herndon has accepted I
i position with toe Slate IVpart I
*11 nt, oi" Agriculture in Kalelgh. Kite I
Was act ottl pari led* to ItUipigll by liei " jtj
. fa tier. U'. I?. *Hdnuloll, who had bus B
j ir.Vss in (lie Sfa'e Capitiil.
Mi s Martha rdierci of Krwiu.
i Tenn . is a patinnt in the City .Hos
pita) at Gastopta where she recent
i> underwent an operation. made
! oeessary by a> Jttiee injury. Mis?
. Shorer,*s mother. Mrs. T. (i. Sherer; i
, has .been visitng relatives in Kings'
: Mountain during her daughter's stayin
Gastonia.
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I Schaub Outlines Needs
For Progressive South
' Before a permanent basic system
' of agriculture, Jlexible enough to
take advantage of rapidly changing '
conditions can be established, the
South must overcome undernourish- !
i me.nt, soil and human erosicn, and :
J an undesirablp system of tenancy. I
: believes (Dr. I. O. Sehattb. director of i
the N". C. State {College Kxtejision '
i*\ Service. .; *
Speaking before Hie 42nd annual
| convention of the Association of
! ..Southern Agricultural Workers in
Atlatnn. Or. Sell a lib said' Southern
farmers must grow more things to :
I >;at as well as more feed for their j
livestock. In addition, thev must |
build their soil to a higher state of j
productivity.
While pointing out apparent
i needs in the South, the State Col
lege man sharply rapped critics of
Southern farming methods, saying
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"I am convinced that the, efflIciUy
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opt pace with the efficiency of
infers In other areas and with
( opto in- other occupations."
The South Has been in the midst
T an uKi'lcultuml change fur man.V
cars, he routfuuod.' For ibis reason .
jo ICuropoan war is not entirely to
iutne for tlit* loss'of- important ex- i
art markets.
"We Can't expect to have ,-wha?
e thinK of as -normal'"export* jus.
< soon as the war end-* ' Dr.
I'huub told Hie fneytln," lie cot*
in;-s|tuuii6ii didn't act pad- the .da!1
iat fiulitine started abroad, it Just
?>k' a 'urn for the worse \\'< |C
vn. or at least we should have
en. the hum!writing till tie vvujl "a
tinhj-t"* of yitits before tit. current
tiiiary crisis."
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