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1 CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY ? Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Thornburg. above, cele
feiated their Golden Anniversary on Dec; ?5th. (Photo by Bundy.)
S. Thoraburgs Celebrated 50th
Wedding Anniversary Christmas Day
. "Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Thornburg eel- i
ebrated on Christmas day the fif
tieth annlversay of their wedding
with an informal reception at their
home. Children, grandchildren, and |
Other relatives called between three i
ar.d five o'clock to offer their con
gratulations.
A program of music was given
in tfhe living room by two grand
daughters, Mrs. M. J. Bel!, jr., sang
"Because." Mrs. W- J Lewis sang
?'I Love You Truly". They were ac- )
companied at the organ by Miss!
Witchell Williams, niece of Mrs. |
Thornburg After the music the
guests were invited into the dining |
room. A white linen clolh covered j
the table, which was graced at onel
end by the tiered golden wedding!
cake and at the other end \vas a orysl
ta-1 punch bowl. In the center of thej
table a bowl of poinsettias flanked]
by crystal candelabras holding]
. white tapers. A small side table held I
the silver coffee service also decora- j
ted with silver candelabras and ta
|fers.
Mrs. Thornburg cut the first piece
of cake after which a fruit punch
course was served wich cake, mints,
nuts, potato chips and coffee. Those
assisting in serving were: Mrs. Mon
. rbe J. Bell, Sr., Mrs. George Eirthart,
Ode 11 Steller, Mrs. W. J. Lewis.
Mrs. Fred Thomburg presided at 'the i
punch bowl while Mrs. Ted Thorn
burg and 'Mrs. O'tha Thomburg ser
ved ihe coffee.
Mr. and Mrs. Thornburg's young
est son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Thomburg celebrated their ninth
wedding anniversary along with
their parents. %
Mrs. Thomburg wore a black
crepe dress, while lace at the neck
and a lavender orchid shoulder bou
quet.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomburg have sev
en children, Mrs. Monroe J. Bell.
Mrs. Odell Steele and Ted Thom
burg of Charlotte; Wray, Floyd and
Fred Thomburg of Kings Mountain,
Otha Thomburg of Rock Hiii, S. C.; j
fourteen grandchildren: Mrs. George i
Einhart, Jildy Thornburg, Bffbby j
Dell, Edwardeen and Ted Steele of |
Charlotte; Modene, Helen, Newell, ]
Dewon, Beckey Sue and Brenda
Thomburg of Kings Mountain; M. J.
Bell, Jr., of Furnrvan University,
Greenville, S. C.; Mrs. W. J. Lewis
of Thomasville, Ga.; and three
great grandchildren. Gail and Carol
Einhart of Charlotte; and an infant
son of Modene Thomburg of King?
Mountain.
Guests present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Wray Williams and daughters, I
Maud, (Mitchell, Helen and husband,
DRY VOTERS - NOTICE
Write Down These Telephone Numbers
260 W and 319 W
On Saturday these two Kings Mountain T ele
phones will be ready from Sunrise to Sunset
to receive any and all calls to send cars to
bring the Dry Voters to the Voting Places. If
you need transportation, call 260-W or 319-W
and a car will come after you and take you
back home FREE OF CHARGE.
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Saturday.
ETS MAKE IT 10 TO 1
Miss Myers Honors
Miss. Dorothy ?aunders
Paying a beautiful compliment
to Miss Doroth>? Saunders. her room
mate at Salem Academy, Miss
Eleanor Myers was a most gracious
hosteiSs at a luncheon, given at the
Count ry Club on New Year's day.
The private dining room of the
Club was unusually attractive, with
the New Year motif being effective
ly carried out.
The dining table was centered
with a silver bowl of red and white
carnations, flanked on either side
with lighted red tapers in silver
holders. Attached to each place card
was a silver leaf. The guests were
reminded that since it was. New
Year's Day, each one should turn
over a new leaf. When the place
card leaf was turned, a resolution,
appropriately selected for each
guest was found written on it.
A tempting four-course luncheon*
was served to the foilowij.g. ine hon
oree, Miss* Dorothy Saunders, 'Miss
Libby Wilson of Gastonia, Misse*
Pat Neisler, Shirley Arthur, Pauline
Mauney, Betty Falls', Peggy Matmey,
Jean Cash, Iris Patterson, Marjorie
Lou Dickey, and the hostess, Miss
Myers.
Mrs. Fryer Opens
Afternoon Nursery
Mrs. F. M. Fryer, the former Haz
el Herndon, is opening an afternoon
nursery at her home ift the Herndon
apartments, 106 East Mountain
taking care of children ages 2 to 6
years. Hours 2:00 to 6:00 p. m. Mon
days thru Fridays.
'Mothers with children of this age
can leave them one or more after
nons a week while they play bridge,
,o to the movies, or shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thornburg and
Brenda, Mr. Floyd Thornburg, Mr
Bundy of Kin^s Mountain, Mr. and
Mrs. Monroe J. Bell. Sr.. Mr. and Mrs.
George Einhart, Gail and Carol. Mr
and Mrs. Ode 11 Steele, Edwardeen.
Ted, Miss Bobby Dell Steele. Mr
Love Thornburg. Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Thornburg and Judy, all of, Char
lotte; Mr. and Mrs. 'Robert Orha
Thornburg of Rock Hill. S. C., Mr
and Mrs. M. J. Bell, Jr.. of Greenville.
S. C. Mr. and Mrs. W. J Lewis of
Thomasville, Ga
Mr. Thornburg is a prominent far
mer of Cleveland county where he
has^>een far.rlng 50 years. Mrs.
Thornburg was before marriage,
'Miss Sara Elizabeth Wiliams, dau
ghter of the late Mr. and Mrs.' Dave
Jack Williams. They were married
by the Rev. Crowell Blanton at her
home.
courtesy Extended
Mrs. F. Ramseur
As a special courtesy to her mo
ther. Mrs. Fleming Ramseur, her
house guest, Mrs. PauJ iMauncy was
hostess at a lovely rook party at her
home Wednesday afternoon, Decem
ber 22. ?.
Christmas dec-orations were in ev
idence throughout the home
After several progressions, scores
wero tailed, Mrs. J H. Bryan was
presented a gift for high score.
A refreshment plate of ambrosia
fruit cake and coffee was served.. .
Those playing were: Mesdanies
Fleming Ram-seur. W. T. Weir, Eller
bee, C. E. Neisler. M L. Plonk, H. T.
Fulton, Sr., L. C. Parsons, W S Di II
ing. p D. Patrick, D. C. Alauney, Ar- 1
| thur Hay, Mrs. J. H. Bryan of Palaka,
Fla.. J. V. Patterson and S. A. Rol>- j
[ inson of Gastonia. j
Mrs. C. D. Blanton
Fetes Fortnighters
Friday afternoon, December 31.
| Mrs. Don Bianton was charming
i hostess to members of the Fortnight- j
' er* Club.
The home was attractively deco
rated with poinsettias, red berries,:
and greenery.
After several progressions Mrs.
Tolly Shuford was presented a gift
for high score.
A delicious salad' carrying out the
Christmas motif was served.
Ace Of Clubs Meet
With Mrs. W. R. Craig
On Thursday afternoon December
30, Mrs. VV. H. Craig was gracious
hostess iv members of rhe Ace of
Clubs.
Mrs J. \V. Crosland was 011 out -of
town guest and carried off high
honors for the plays.
Assorted sandwiches, mints ami
Christmas candy with tea was ser
ved.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our many
friends? for the many flowers and
other kind expressions of sympathy
shown at the death of our, husband
and father
Mrs. H. L. Mambrighi and Family
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