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Mrs. F. S. Bariett, of Dallas, Tex
as, is visiting Mr. and Mr?. F. C.
Barrett, anil Mr. and Mrs. C. L. jol
ly.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crawford and
sons Billie Bird and Harold, Jr., 'were
Sunday guests of an aunt, Mrs. K
V. Coleman of Pajolet, S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. John Phil Wilson and
daughter, Jean, of Lincolnton, were
weeKend guests of Mrs. Wilson's mo.
ther, Mrs. Ed Hord.
Mrs. Fulton Everhart left Sunday t
for a visit with a sister jn Worthville
N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. David Harnriek and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Sum
mey and family of Dallas spent last
ween at White Lake, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Grier McDaniel, and
daughter, Betty and son, G. L., Mr.
and Mrs. Hal Hicks and daughter,
Gloria Ann, s{.ent Sunday at Cling
man's Dome.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed~Beattie of Dil- '
Ion, S. C., were spend the day geusts
tit her brother, J. R. Davis, and Mrs.
Davis last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Furvderburk of
Charlotte were weekend guests of
Mr and Mrs. Yates Harbison.
Mrs. G. W. King, Misses? Sandra
B)vans and Martha 'Lee Yarboro left
Tuesday for Myrtle Beach.
Miss Jenny James of Woodruff, is
visiting her sister Mrs. Martin Har
mon.
Miss Eleanor Markham of Dur
ham is spending several days with
her sister Mrs. "Tolly ShufortL
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Davis return
ed Monday to their home in Albany,
Ga? after a visit with their parents*
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Davis.
C L. Jolly became 111 returning
frorh Maiden Saturday night and
was confined to Lincolnton hospi
tal over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Barnes and
sons spent the week end in the Smo
ky Mountains.
Mrs. W. T. Jackson underwent a
minor operation in a Charlotte hos
pital Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crawford and
sons, Billie Bird and Harold, Jr.,
were Charlotte visitors Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. E. R. Roberts and children
are visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Tommie Hambright, near Gro
ver.
Mrs. T. W. Smart of Ellenboro has
returned to her home after a. visit
with her sister, Mrs. Carl Mauney.
She was accompanied teome by lit
tle Kay Mauney.
The friends of C. L. Black will be
glad to Itfiow his condition is re
ported as improved Thursday morn
ing' However, he yvill be confined to
his home for several weeks.
Mrs. Frank Sisk of Bessemer City,
?Rev. E. L. Teague and Mr. J. R. Rob
erts attended the Teague Reunion,
which was held Sunday at the Anti
och Baptist cnurch near Taylorsville.
James Hprndon returned by
plane Tuesday night from a visit
with relatives in Texas. He was ac
companied by Miss Frances Sum
mers, who has been a student at the
University at Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Payseur re
turned Saturday from Fontana Vil
lage, Fontana Dam, N. C., where
they spent a week. Before ??h*S
there, they toured western North Car
ollna and part of Tennessee.
iBarbara Gault was hostess to thej
Youth Council at her home Tuesday I
night. Plans are being made for a
Youth AcAtivities Week at Central ^
Methodist church Aug, 21 26. (
Former Citizen
Succumbs Sunday
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tLast rites for Mrs. E. F. Hanks, 63,
native of Kings Mountain, who died
? early Sunday morning In a ' Roa
noke, Va., hospital, were held Tues
day afternoon at 2 o'clock at For bis
and Murray Funeral home in Greens
boro.
Mrs. Hanks, formerly of Charlotte,
moved to Greensboro rwo and one
hail years ago. She is survived by
her husband; two daughters, Mrs.
Bcfoert C. Johnson of Baltimore, Md.,
and Miss Jannette Hanks of the
home; two brothers, Horace Rudlsil)
of Daytona Beach, Fla., and William
* RudfsiH of Charleston, S. C; thre^j
' sisters, Mrs. H. J. McGee of Green
ville, S. C., Mrs, R. L. Godwin, of
Dunn, and Mrs. lames A. Page, of
Moncks Corner, fl, C,
While some 6b percent of aW
). Items have cars, only 42 per
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Mrs. J. R. Davis, Miss Margaret
Goforr.h, Miss Jean Davis and Jean j
McCiain attended the May-Page
wedding in Greenville, going from i
there to Manteo, Nags Head and oth I
er points of interest in route.
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Miss Lois Watson of Albemarle
spent the week end with Miss Annie
B. Roberts. They attended a tea at j
the Shelby Woman's Club Saturday
afternoon. Mrs. R. B. Costner honor
ed her, sister, Mrs. S. C. Harrill, nee i
Pauline Dedmon.
Mrs. S. M. Brown and'yong son,
John, motored to Charlottesville, Va.,
last week for a visit and were accom
panied home by Mrs. Brown's moth
er, Mrs. E. B. Bowden who will
spend the month of August with Mr.
and Mrs. Brown.
Miss Mary Riggs and Miss Mar
tha L/orimer of Des Moines, Iowa,
were the over night guests of Mr. J
and Mrs. Harold Hunnicutt on Fri
day. Miss Riggs and Mrs. Hunnicutt
were school mates at Queens Col
lege in Charlotte. Miss Riggs will
head the Speech Department at Mon
ticelio Junior College in Illinois this
fall.
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Last week the Brownies from
Troop 14 \yent to Camp Merriwoods
in Shelby for four daysa of day
camp. Those attending from Kings
Mountain were Guy Ann Henderson
Becky Blanton, Judy Cox and Judy
Cooper.
Tuesday, the Brownies went to
Merriwoods at Shelby. We took a
blanket, knife, and cup. We raked
and ^swept the camp grounds. Our
milk ce tiers brought milk. Then we
had oitr little prayer and ate lunch.
After lunch We rested and t hen
made paper puppets. All the Brown,
ies formed a goodbye .cirtfle and
thpn we came home. Becky Blanton.
Wednesday, we went to our units
and cleaned up. Then we went out
In the woods and looked for sticks
to make toasters. Wheh we made
our toastters some of us toasted our
sandwiches. AAfter we finished eat- J
ing we lall took a nap. When we got ,
up we hiked and went wading. Some ]
of usa fell in the water. We made j
a flower garden out of moss and
fern we found on the edge of the
creek and put it in a paper plate.
We went back to camp and had our
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borrowing and waste of time,
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You'll find it ooe of the handieM things
?round the home for sealing luoch bags;
tacking decorations ttc; basting garments;
fastening grocery slips, letters, Aarkr, seal
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evary-day use*.
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?Thursday, th* Brownies went to
dsy cr.:np. We w?nt swimming in
j the new p;>ei in Shelby. APe: iunch
l we spatter pa:nied and colored w.th
' chaiitia;. After all the g*oups ga:b
i ertd and sang songs we had our
goodbye circle and \v< hi home.
! Bec ky B. anion.
Friday, \%e arrived at Camp at
9:30 and got our blankets from the
cabjn and took them to our units.
| Then we cleaned up our unit. At
12:00 we ait .our lunch. From 1:45#
until 2:45 w> had res? hour. AtA
3:00 we had open house for our
mothers and friends. We gave two
i plays. The Sleeping Beauty, and The.
'Three Beat*. We had refreshments
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&n? 'Aieni ho.nrie. Judy <. i x.
Tuesday aJu-irKKiri *>e worn *u
the church io! ou: meeting
\\> made bazooka*. Wnen we fin
ished w?> had ou; of -tiling itiomony
\VV gj; caid ovr Brtnvnie' laws, pro
mis*', and Tnottc and --an^ "Inio My
Heart." Oil.' secretary. called the
roij and collected the dues. After
our meeting v\e Aeni ,:o I-ake Mon
fronia for u ?w}r. Gay A-,n Hcndfr
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Tue U. S. Depar'trnent of Agricuk
fare says infection with brucelosis
can be eliminated from cur entire
livestock population if avaifaMe
means are utilized Toge-tiier to best
advantage. ?
Animal Show Here
On Friday, Saturday
An animal show failed ??
Congo World-Wide Anima i c:v-9
tjon, "will do business iii VClivc*
Mountain on Krtd iy and S
op t!u? vacAnV lot belHntf f-e
Theaire.
Tfi o show features a
"strange, odd. m'.ij and i?r ur-vwC*
animals, according ift.thc
announcement. One of tin ti*aS*s*<r*
is a troupe of Hoiiywnod t irrr*t
monkeys. The show <>[>er;?'.<?-?
1 p. m. to 11 p. m."
The state of California prr?<ffl-?
two per cent of "the world's win>?
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Slid K1?*W low
prills !
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pounds frozen food capacity. . .
foul i it* trays to make 7.1 poundn.
of ice cubes . . . heavy glass meat
tray holds 1 3 Vi pounds of meat,
Imh or poultry . . . white porcelain
rriutiwl interior for quick, easy
< lending. Yes, dollar for dollar , .
??lue for value, you get mors
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