PHONE 167
MRS. P. D.
Mr. And Mrs. Jolley <
Observe Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Jolley celebrat
ed their golden wedding anniver
sary Sunday, November 13, at their
home here wjth a picnic dinner and
at the same time celeorated the first
birthday of their ?mall great-grand
daughte/, Judy Ann Boheler.
A good dinner was served picinc
?yle and there were two cakes, one
lor Mr. and Mrs. Jolley and one for
Judy Ann. The anniversary cake was
a white, three-tiered one decorated
with golden rosebuds and a golden
arch and the numerals 50 in gold
on the top tier. Judy Ann's cake was
In white decorated in pink with one
pink candle.
Mr. and Mrs. Jolley have six chil
dren: O. E. Jolley, Mrs. H. R. Boheler,
Mrs. F. E. Moss, R. A. Jolley, Miss
Elsia Jolley and James Jolley, .all of
Kings Mountain, 21 grandchildren
and one great grand-child Around
150 relatives and friends were pres
ent for the celebration at the Jolley
home Sunday.
Shower Fqr
Miss Carpenter
Members of the Queen of Clubs
and one invited guest, Mrs. Robert
Neill, met at the home of Miss Bob- j
bie Simmons Tuesday night and en
joyed several progressions of bridge, I
When scotes were compared high I
score prize was presented Miss 1
Frances Payne, Mrs. David Neill was
given low score award.
The hostess served a tempting
salad course. During the social pe
riod a kitchen shower was given
Miss Dorcas Carpenter, bride of the
month, and a member of the club. |
This came as a complete surprise to
the honoree, who opened her gifts ,
amid much teasing and "Advice" j
from the girls present.
Mrs. Bill Logan
Crcle Hostess
The Rebecca Long circle of the
First Baptist church met Monday
night with Mrs. Bill Logan.
Mrs. Harold Coggins, leader, was
in charge.
The themp for the meeting was
"Stewardship," and a very interest
ing talk was given by Mrs. J. K. Wil
lis.
Mrs. J. B. Keeter, president of the
W. M. U., was a special guest.
During the social hour the hostess
served ice cream molded as turkeys
| home made cake and coffee.
Birth Announcements
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis A. McDaniel
announce the birth of a daughter,
Wednesday, November 9, Shelby
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Garland Martin,
route 3, announce the birth of a dau
ghter, Thursday, November 10, Shel
by hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Gaflney am
nounce the birth of a son, (Friday,
November 11, Shelby hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. White, route 2,
announce the birth of a daughter,
Friday, November 11, Shelby hospi
tal. . '? ?
Mr. and Mrs. Winslow Spurling,
route 3, announce the birth of a son,
Saturday, November 12, Shelby hos
pital.
Mr. and Mrs. L.- M. Logon, Jr., of
Miami, Fla., announce the birth of
a daughter, Mary Ruth, Saturday,
November 12.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cobb, an
nounce the birth of a son, Tuesday,
November 15, Gaston Memorial hos
pital. i
AT AMOS & SON
-Toy* ? Dolls ?Doll Carri
ages ? Tea Sets ? Trains
with Track ? ? Cowboy Suits
? Tricycles ? Kiddie Cars ?
Games ? Books ? And
Many other toy selections
HOUSEHOLD GIFTS AMD
GIFTS FOR THE FAMILY
Layaway Now? Small Down Payment
FOR BEST SELECTION
Amos fir Son
413 W. Piedmont Ave. Phone 325- W
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Also Tree Decorations. Light Sets. Extra Bulbs
Social Calendar
Friday
7:00 ? The Senior Woman's Club will
meet at -the Club House.
Saturday
4:00? 6:30? Mrs. Vernon Crosby and
Mrs. John Cheshire are receiv
ing at the Woman's club
house.
Monday
7:00? Y. W. A. Girls of the First Bap.
tist church will meet at the
church,
7:30 ? Mary Kennedy Circle of the
ARP church meets with Mrs.
J. L. McGlll.
8:00 ? Frances Garrison circle meets
with Mrs. Lewi9 Hovis.
8:00 ? Frances Hamilton circle meets
with Mrs. R. P. Anthony at her
home in Cramerton. Mrs. J. W.
Crawford will have charge of
the program.
8.00? Myrtle Derrick circle of the
Lutheran church meets with
Mrs. Dan Finger.
Tuesday
10:00- 12:30 ? Miss Louann Hemdon
and Miss Betty Hdrd are en
tertaining at the Kings Moun
tain Teacherage as a pre-nup
ti&l courtesy for Miss Dorcas
Carpenter, bride-elect of the
week.
3:00? Mrs. H. M. Heavner will be
hostess to the Contract club.
6:00 ? Pauline Community Club Will
have a Thanksgiving covered
dish supper in the club house.
All members urged to attend.
7:30 ? The Study Club will meet
with Mrs. Paul Mauney at her
home.
8i00-^-Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Suber, Jr.,
will be hosts to the Couples
dub.
Entre-Nous Club
With Mrs. O. O. Jackson
Mrs. O. O. Jackson delightfully
entertained the Entre-Nous bridge
club at her home on Tuesday after
noon.
Striking arrangements of chry
santhemums were used as decora
tions.
A dessert course was served at
the conclusion of the afternoon
games. . .
High score was held by Mrs. B. S.
Neill with Mrs. J. H. Arthur holding
second high.
YAF Class To Have
Covered Dish Supper
The Young Adult Fellowship class
of Central Methodist Churcn
have their monthly "Get-together"
Tuesday night, at 7:30 p. m. in the
church basement.
This ie to be a. covered dish sup
per, aH class members are urged to
be there and bring "plenty to eat"
as the YAF Class ot Grace church
are to be guests.
An informal program of music
and Spiritual entertainment has
been planned.
West Schpol .
PTA . Meets .
West school Parent-Teachers asso
ciation held Its regular meeting
Wednesday afternoun at 3 with Mrs.
Paul Hendricks, president, presiding.
Mrs. B. F. Beam had charge of the
devotional.
Mr. Rowel 1 Lane, guest speaker,
gave a very interesting '-talk on
? Visual Aids."
The P. T. A. voted to apply pro
ceeds from the Hallowe'en carnival
on a movie projector. . j
After the business meeting tempt- i
ing refreshments were served by the '
Six grade mothers.
Personals
Mrs. G. P. Ware, Betty and Richard
Ware of Asheyllle were 'Kings Moun.
tain visitors during the weekend.
J. Wiley Blanton attended a dis
trict meeting" of letter carriers in
Asheville last Saturday.
Mrs. J. A. Neisler and Mrs. Charles
Dilling have returned home after
spending several days in Arlington,
-Va., visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Tlmberlake.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Wrape and chil
dren of Camden were guests of rela
tives in Kings Mountain over the
weekend.
Rev. and Mrs. P. D. Patrick are
spending several days with their
son, Paul PatHck, and family in
Charleston.
Mr. and Mrs. George Houser and
daughter, Shirley, and Mrs. L. Lutz
of Waco will attend the Carolina
Duke game, Saturday.
S. C. Jolley who celebrated his
50th wedding anniversary lest Sun
day entered the Gaston Memorial
hospital this week for an operation.
Latest report he IS testing very com
fortably and doing as well as could j
be expected. -J
Miss Pashia Wright
Given Service Pin
i - v
, Miss Pashia Wright, popular tele
phone operator, was honored at a
dinner at the New South Thursday
' night, November 10.
Miss Wright began her career
with the telephone company, July
18, 1924. A steak dinner with all the
accessories was served Miss Wright,
ten from the office here, Mr. Cox,
district traffic manager, and Mr.
Gray, 'North Carolina traffic Supt. of
Charlotte.
| Mr. Gray presented Miss Wright
with a pin as a token of their appre
ciation for her twenty-four years of
service. Miss Wright now holds the
| title of Junior Service Assistant.
The local office force preset ned
Corel Ledford Named
Head Of FFA Chapter
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Carol Ledford wu elected presi
dent of the, Beth-Ware chapter. Fu
ture Farmers of America, ?t an or
ganizational meeting held at the |
school this week.
Other officers include Robert Brid
ges, vice-president; Car%) CooH. sec- 1
retary; Bobbie Ware, treasurer; Joe
Ware, reporter; Alton Dover, senti
nel; and Myers Hambright, advisor.
First meeting of the e-fpter will
Miss Wright with a strant" of pearls.
Two of her sisters gave her a cor
sage of red roses to wear to the din
ner.
be heid Wednesday at 7 p. m. at tb?r
school. Dinner rr.c;Mngs will be heK
every fourth Wednesa^v, It was an
nounced.
"Uncle Norm" ToKe
At Mysrs' Next Wc^k
"'J?cie Norman,' Charlotr? photo
grapher, is sched??!<;d , co be at My
ers' Deparuiiem Store Monday and
Tuesday to take pictures of child
ren.
Myers' is ottering one photo frw
to children age six months to site
years as a Christmas gift.
The studio will be open at Myers'
from 10 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. on the
two days.
Ladies' and Gents' Watch Bands $L50up
I Elgin Pocket
j Watches
$35 np
Ladies' Dresser Sets
$11.50 up
ASR Lighters
( $7.50 up
Ladies' Watches
$19.75 up
Ladies Pearls
; JfltMnp