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oi INTEREST io WOMEN
lIRS. P. D. HERHDOH. Editor PHONE 1??
Husbands Guests Oi
^Circle Number Three
circle No. 3 W. S. C. 3., Central
Methodist church, met Tuesday
night at 7:30 at Mrs. E. W. Griffin's
cottage at Lake Montonia for a cov
ered dish supper. Husbands were
! invited. There were 9 members pres
| ent, and 9 guests.
J 'Following a delicious supper, the
! member met for a business session
led by Mrs. David Hamrick, co-lead
er. Martha Walker explained how
I the programs are to be presented
this year, and urged members to sub
scribe to magazines to be used.
Grace Davis, treasurer,, received
funds, and other business was dis
cussed.
i
I Mrs. Bessie Dickey
! Fetes Circle No. 5
Circle No. 5 of the Central Metho
dist church met Monday night with
[ Mr?. Bessie Dickey.
Mrs. Ralph Mauney, leader, was
in charge. Mrs. M, H. Biser conduct
ed the devotional. Mrs. Fred Wright,
Jr., assisted by Mrs. Ralph Mauney
gave an interesting program on
"Spreading Hts Light In Burma."
Fifteen members were present.
During the social hour the hos
tess served Ice cream, cake, and a
fruit drink,
Party Honors
Recent Brides
I Honoring Mrs. Joe Edison, a recent
bride, Mrs. Dickie Tate and Mrs.
i Carl Lewis entertained at the home
j of the former Tuesday night.
1 Sharing honors with Mrs. Eidson
were Mr3. Donald Heavner of Gastb
rila, also a recent bride, and Mrs.
Grace Cloninger of Milwaukee, Wis.,
Corsages were presented the honor -
Ij ee's on their arrival.
' Bridal games and contests were
used during the evening with priz
ies awarded the winners, these in
rturn were presented Mrs. Eidson. j
| "Lime punch, individual cakes and
, ice cream was served. Miniature cor- j
sages were given as favors. ,
' Chief attraction .of the evening
was the miscellaneous shower given
Mrs. Eidson. The hostess remember
ed Mrs. Heavner with china plates
in her pattern and Mrs. Cloninger
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS ,
Sealed proposals will be received I
by the Board of Education of Kings
Mountain, N. C., in the office of B.
1 N. Barnes, Superintendent of
i Schools, Kings Mountain. North
1 Carolina, until 10 a. m. August l?th,
1949, for furnishing all labor, ma
terials, supplies and equipment, re
quired for the installation of alter
ations to heating system in the pres
ent High School Building in Kings
Mountain. N. C., at which time they
J will be publicly opened and read.
I Plans, specifications and contract
' documents are open to public in
' spection at the office of B. N. Barnes,
Superintendent of Kings Mountain
City schools, or may b^ obtained
from V. W. Breeze and Associates.
Inc., Architects and Engineers, Shel
by. North Carolina, upon deposit of
$25.00. The full amount of the depos
it for one set of documents will be
returned to each actual bidder sub
mitting a bona fide bid, upon return
of all documents in good condition
within 5 days after the date of open,
ing of bids. . * .
Each proposal must beaccompani
I ed by a certified check drawn on a
| bank or trust company authorized to
1 do business in North Carolina, made
' payable to the Board of Education
of Kings Mountain, N. C., in the
amount of not less than 5% of the .
total amount of the base bid. In lieu f
of a 5% certified check the contrac
tor may submit a certified check for
2% of his bid and a bid bond for
3% of his bid. Bid bonds and? or
ehedks will be returned promptly to
the unsuccessful bidders, and to the ,
successful bidder upon execution of
the contract and performance bond.
Should the successful bidder fall to
execute the contract and furnish
bond within 10 days after the no
tice of his proposal, the bid bond
and ?or check will be forfeited to
the Board of Educatir-:- of "Kings
Mountain as Hquluaced damages.
A performance bond will be re
quired In an amount equal to 100%
of the contract price conditioned up
on the faithful performance of the
contract and upon the payment of
all persons supplying labor and
furnishing materials tor the con
struction of the project.
Heating contractors are notified
that Public Local Laws of 1951,
Chapter 52. and as subsequently
amended *111 be observed in receivJ
ing and awarding heating contract.
Awards will be made to the low
est responsible biddfcd provided It
Is to the Owner's Interest to accept
guch bids. Deductible alternates. If
contained In the proposal, will be
used at the Owner's option in the >e
quence set forth Ih the Proposal.
The Owner reserves the right to *e
Ject any or all bids and to waive
informalities '
THK HO AD OF EDUCATION OP
- KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C.
B N. Barnes. Secretary
Date: Aug. 2nd., 1941 a-5-12
Home Arts Club Met
With Mrs. Gamble
Mrj. John Gamble was a delight
ful hostess to members of the Home
Arts Club at her home Tuesday af
ternoon.
The rooms were artistically arran
ged with gladioli, zinnias and oth
er varieties of cut flowers.
Mrs. J. E. Anthony, program lead
er, presented a very interesting and
instructive program on, "Southern!
States in the South, on a March. ?
She gave a bird's eye view of !
Florida, th? mast Southern State, '?
mentioning, the east and west ;
coasts. Central Jake regions north I
western an. 5 also southern Florida, j
Giving an interesting account of the j
sugar mills in the Everglades.
Mrs. Bright Ratterree, read an ar- ;
! tide on Ringling Bros, circus and j
the Art museum In Sarasota, Fla. j
'Mrs. L. B. Baker gave an article '
on, Florida's Gold Rush. |
j Mrs. Anthony then discussed Nor- j
| th Carolina, one of the most wonder- j
! ful and richest states in the South, j
Mrs. riarold Crawford discussed
ttae numerous industries the South i
Ls famous for.
| Mrs. Fred Plonk read of, The Mel
I ody in Dixie, stressing folk Music |
I and the part it has played among |
Southern natives. I
Mr3. J. M. Cooper told of Vassar,
College in Greensboro and its grow. |
I .th in the last 23 years. ;
r .
! Mrs. Anthony closed the program.!
I with a poem, "You^All Is Plural." ,
i A brief business meeting follow
1 ed presided over by ' the president,
Mrs. J. M. Cooper.
The hostess assisted by Mrs. John
McGill, Mrs. Fred Plonk and Mrs.
Bright Ratterree served a frozen
fruit salad course with accessories,
a sweet course was passed.
rs. Junior Wrenn and Mrs. John
McGill were invited guests.
was presented an imported vase.
Out-of-town guests included Mrs.
W. O. Eidson of 'Dallas, Mrs. Bob
Trevarthen, Rebecca Lewis and
Betty Moore of Gastonia and Mrs.
R. L. Lewis of Bessemer City.
Billie Bird Crawford
Notes 11th Birthday
Honoring her son, Biltie Bird, Mrs.
Harold Crawtord entertained a
group of his little friends at a birth
day party last Friday afternoon. .1
Games were played In the yard
for a while, then all were invited In.
doors. George Harri9 and Jimmle
Pursiey had brought their projectors}
and the children enjoyed the pic
turas they showed.
All were invited into the . dining i
room the table1 was covered with a
lace cloth In the center was the bir
thday cake holding eleven pink
candles. On eWher side were cut
glass bud vases holding pink rose,
buds. Showered from the chandelier ;
were numetous balloons.. A color
not* of pink and white was carried
out in the flower arrangements and
refreshments which consisted of
ice cream, cake, and punch. The
punch was served from a gayly de
corated bowl. Candy suckers were
given as favors.
The personnel of the party: Geor
ge Harris, flmmie Pursley, Allen
Herndon, Jr? Jim and David Plonk,
James Littlejohn, Kenneth and Da
vid -Roberts, Lu*her Barnes. Prank
Hoyle, Jr., Pol,ly Page. Kathy Hoyle,
Ann Falls, Georglna Moss, and Har
old, Jr.
Those helping entertain were
Mrs. Rossis Bird, Mrs. Wtljnn Craw
ford, Mrs. Yates Harbison and Mrs.
Harold Coggins.
r Billie Bird received many lovely
and useful gifts.
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