Circle Meetings
M*t^-Ust
Mm. Lee Dover ../id Mrs. John
Fletcher Ware \y?fr*> hostesses to Cir
tie No. 1 of the W. ?S. C. S at the
fiome of Mrs. Dover on Monday aft
ernoon September 5, with 19 mem
"hers and 1 visitor present.
Mrs. Paul E. Hendricks, assisted
her mother, Mrs. CTOsland, pre
sented a most interesting program
on "Advance," giving the four point*
necessary lor advance.
a. Membership.
2. Education as to conditions and
steeds ait home and abroad.
3. Recruiting of full-time Christian
?workers.
4. Increased giving.
2. <R. Davis, leader, conducted
<he business session.
Announcements made were:
An all-day Stably Course wili be
tjeld at the church on Wednesday,
September 28. The book to be studi
ed it), '"Newness of Life,"
The. Spiritual Life Group met
-?with Mrs. D. L. Saunders on Wed
?>esday afternoon Sept. 14.
Mrc. Claude Wt;e and Mrs. M. L.
>Iouser Will be hostesses to fhe Oc
tober nqeeting <ft the circle.
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Circle No. 2 of the Methodist chur
ch met Monday night with Mrs.
Ren Beam.
Mrs. George Lattimore leader, pre
II'
sided. Mrs. Pink Ware, gave the de- ]
votional. Mrs. J. H. Patterson gave i
an interesting program on "Art- i
vanee!"
Mrs. Beam assisted by her daugh
ters, Misses Margaret Harmon and
Mary Ann Beam served a srweet
course and punch.
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On Tuesday night at 7:30, Mrs.
Pat Tignor was hostess to Circle No.
3, Central Methodist church, in the
church basement, for a weenie
roast. Twenty were present. Follow
ing the delicious hot dog supper ser
ved by Mrs. Tignor, a program,
-Advance, O Church of God," Was
presented by Miss Martha Walker.
The group sang a hymn, 'Trust and
Obey," with Grace Blanton at the
plana. Following a talk on the "Ad
vance, a Four Point Program," by
Martha Walker, in which she ex
plained the points of advance, mem
bership, education and action, re?
cruiting, and giving, two of the mem
bers, Grace Davis and Lela Clark,
presented a short playlet, in which
a member c it the WSCS was inviting
a new church member to join the
WSCS. Winifred "Fulton then gave a
talk on "Membership," and Martha
Walker gave the concluding re
marks.
During the business session a
new secretary was elected: Mrs. Clay
Poston, to replace Mrs. John Camp
bell, who has moved away from
Kings Mountain. Mrs. Bun Goforth,
star
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circle leader, read a note to the cir
cle from Barbara Gault, secretary of
MY'F., thanking them for the si*pper
they prepared for the youth during
youth activities week. Cards on
"Fellowship of Intercession" were
distributed to be read and signed.
| Grace Blanton, Treasurer, received
WSC3 fundi, also a free will offer
ing tor the American Bible Society.
Members were a.*ked by Grace Da- ,
vis to bring couporvs from soap
flour, baking powder, etc., to aid the
Bethlehem Center in ??ecuring a new
fence.
This circle will meet next month
with Grace Davis. Lela Clark is, to
be co-hostess. The group decided to
have a Hallowe'en party at their Oc- i
tobfcr meeting, wkh a prize for the
best costume, Games following the
program and business will -be led
by Mrs. Baxter Payseur.
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Circle No- 5 met Monday night
with Mrs: John Fisher wkh nine
members and two visitors present.
Mrs. Ralph Mauney leader, pre
sided. The devotional was given by
Mrs. John Dill ing.
Mrs. H. M. Biser and Mrs. L. A.
Hoke gave the program on "Ad - '
vance," discussing twQ phases of ,
it, "Membership," and "Spectators
Religion." I
During the social hour the hostess
served a chicken salad course and
pineapple chiffon pie.
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Presbyterian
Circle 'No. 1 of the Presbyterian
church met Monday night with their
chairman, Mrs. Merle Beatty.
Mrs. C. E. Murphy gave the devo- |
rional and Bible Study.
?Mrs. E. T. Plott gave an jntrodu<~.
tory article on "Life Up Your Eyes',
the book the "Women of the Church
' are to study during religious educa
tional season.
j After a brief business meeting a
social hour was enjoyed, during
which time delightful refreshments
were served.
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Lutheran
The Rachei Mitcham group of St.
Matthew's- Lutheran church met on
Tuesday evening with Mrs. "Beverly
Jackson. Mrs. Siowe Devinney led
the devotions. Mrs, (Robert Allen
brought us an interesting report of
. the convention of the Woman's Mis
i sionary Society h^ld in Hickory Au
gust 27-29. AfteT the business meet
ing the hostess served delightful re
freshments.
.Miss Delores Bridges
Honored With Shower
| Mrs. Otis Fails and .Miss Betty
.Falls enterta-ined last Friday night
at the Woman's Club house with a
miscellaneous shower, compliment
ing Miss Delores Bridges, bride elect
, of September.
On her arrival Miss Bridges was
i presented a corsage of asters and
j tube roses by the hostesses. Little
! umbrellas were presented to each
guest as favors and pinned on as
? corsages.
j A number of games were enjoy
ed after which the hostesses serv
ed ice cream, cake, punch and pea
nuts using a' green, white and pink
; decorative coior note on refreshment
; plates.
1 The gifts were presented to the
bride-elect and opened after re
fresh ments.
The W. K. Whites Note
56th Anniversary
i The children o! Mr. and Mrs. W.
K. White gathered 'vlth tnem on
| Wednesday, August 31, U> help eel
ebraite their 56th wedding anniver- '
sary. .
| A daughter, Mrs. Fred Babing
ton, and Mr. Babington, o f Nanta
hala, shared honors, aa their 15th ,
j wedding anniversary was the next .
, day.
j A very bountiful dinner was serv
ed and enjoyed by the children and
Mrs. A. A. Lackey. Jr.
Gives Bridge Party t
Mrs. A. A. "Lackey, Jr., of Fallsto* '
entertained with two tables of ,
bridge at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
A. A. Lackey, Tuesday night. Late
; summer flowers were used in the
j party rooms. . j
^ After progressions. Miss
Frances Payne received high score
prize with Miss Dorcas Carpenter
winning consolation.
A tempting salad and sweet cour- j
se was served.
The party person ne 1-1 included
i Misses Frances Payne, Dorcas Car
i pemer, Louann Herndon, Betty Lyn
ch, Peggy Arthur, Betty Hord, Bob j
j bie Simmons and Mrs. David Nei 11. J
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