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Mere s the bargain you ve been waiting lor An outdoor
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room till cold weather! Has gentle rocking action ? end
benuty Compare with chairs costing DOLLARS more ?>ny
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Society
Spring Symphony
Theme Of Program .
"Spring Symphony" will be the
Theme o f the program for the meet
ing <il the Woman's Club at the club
house Friday at 8 p. m
The program is being arranged by
Mre. W. L. Pressly. U will carry out
the symphony idea in that the pro
gram will be presf-nted in four pans.
The concluding part will be the
Ktory, in rhyme to music, of a bride
and her flower arrangements writ
ten by Mrs. Pressly. The following 1
club members t^re making arrange
ments: The Bride's first family lun
ch, Mrs. H. C. Mayes; the Bride's
formal dinner, Mr'. J. L. McGill; ar
rangement of loiiagv or vines, Mrs.
Luther Cansier; arrai-gement of wild
flowers, Mrs. Otto Hehn; the bride's
tab.'e, Mrs. Mac Gantt; the Groom'f
etag supper, Mrs. W. L. Pressly; tne
Bride's Hat by 1HM Dache, Mrs. E. !
W. Griffin.
The bride for the evening will be
Ann Mayes.
The aocohipanist for the musica'
reading wi:. be Mrs. N. F. McGill.
Ace Of Clubs Meets
With Mrs. W. R. Craig
Mrs. F. M. Fryer and Mrs. C. T.
Carpenter, Jr., were invited to play
bridgt with the members of the Ace
of Clubs last Thursday afternoon
when Mrs. Bill Craig delightfully en
tertained at her attractive home in.
Crescent Hill/
The home was lovely with its set
ting of spring flowers. A dessert
course consisting of strawberry shor: ,
cake and fruit punch was served be- j
fore the progressions began.
M?. H. E. Lynch carried off high
loner* with Mrs. W. K. Maurtey'w:n
iinp second high
G-E Students Have
Picnic At Lake
One of tiie highlights of Satur- j
day afitercxton was the picnic given j
>*t Lake Momonia by the Kings
Mountain students at Gardner
Sweiuy'-five MUoents from the col
?ege chaperoned oy Coach Fryer and
several omer teachers enjoyed boat
ing, swimming and other pastimes
a fcer which a picnic dinner was ser
ved.
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NOW there'B oil reason why you I
shouldn't have the washing nur I
rhinc you've always wanted! ' F
Stcrchi'r. makes it ixjwuble lor you
FAMOUS Ape* !or only >10 down
U> buy this husky, NATIONAUjY
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Other Storchi Stew* tc serre ?ou in AsbevtUe. Hendersons! lie Shelby, Foreet City. >
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Doing Something About the Weather
life pr;
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Par ?ht in the stormy North Atlantic Ocean ?a
mb (1) aboard the Canadian weather ship
H.M.C.S. St. Stephen, prepare to release a radio
equipped balloon which will radio back report*
?n weather conditions In the npper atmosphere.
The St Stephen <*) is one ot 13 weather ship*,
supplied by eight countries and financed by 19,
wbich make up a network arranged by the Inter
nationa' Civil Aviation Organisation <lCAO>, a
specialised ag**ey ?( the VsHcd Nations. Hi
ICAO weather ships are on eonidant doty, reod?
to radio passing aircraft late weather Ufwnu
tion. and to participate In search and resets*
operation*.. A special is* (J) Maps weather data
com in j from a weather bailee* and prepares H
for broadcast to passing pla_.- j and shore station*.
Patterson Grove
News and Comments
By Mrs. Thurmon Seism
Home, the place we leave for va
cations, but find ourselves always
eager to reiuxn. Home, the place we
love, and we dare to fight to pre
serve it.
Rev. J. U. Teague brought a timely .
and wonderful message Sunday. The ?
three important pillows. The Home, j
Mother, and Church. If you missed '
this you missed a great blessing. The j
Home is the world's oldest institu
tion, Does your Home have a family i
altar? It is known that where al
tar fires burr Christ is honored.
Problems will melt in a warm atmos
phere of prayer. Many times we run
ahead of God in our planning. It is
still. wisp to follow the injunction,
"Be still, and know that I am God."
Rev. J. W. Suttle was guest Sunday
at Patterson Grove and made a short
talk after lunch.
Teacher's meeting will be Wed
nesday night at 8 at the church and
every Wednesday thereafter until
further notice.
B. T. U. and B. A. U. will meet Sun.
day at 7. Preaching service will be
at $ o'clock.
Mrs. Win. Huskey and Mrs James
Hk.k are still on the sick !i?t
Mrs. Dovie Moore, Mr. Edwin
Moore and daughters, Gene and Ja
nice. visited relatives in Virginia
over the weekend. -
Mr. C. T. Skjdmore and some of
his workers visited with tfte Pa tter -
!son Grove B. T. U. Sunday.
The United States buih <he first
submarine ever ?? be employed In
war in 177D.
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