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Strt. P. D. Hemdon, Editor
Miss Peggy Mauney Gives
Pretty Coca Cola Party
Miss Peggy Mauney entertain
ed at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Mauney on
Wednesday morning with a de
lightful informal cola party as a
special courtesy to three brides
elect: Miss Patty Noisier, Miss
Betty Falls, Miss Peggy Arthur
and Mrs. Bill Klein, a bride, and
new comer to Kings Mountain.
The party rooms were charm
ingly arranged throughout with
Bummer flowers including a pre
dominance of roses.
Guests were welcomed at the
door by Mrs. B. N. Barnes. Miss
Mailney Introduced them to her
honorees;
In the sun porch Mrs. George
ToUison and Miss Shirley Houser
served colas from an attractive
wheelbarrow. Refreshments were
served from a two tleried glass
table, the fruit arrangement with
ivy entwined around the table
made a pretty picture for the
lower tier. A lazy Susan with as
sorted sandwiches, and a crystal
tree holding olives and pickles
with ivy decora t ion was used on
the top tier. Napkins with an ivy
and pine cone. design carried out
the greeli and white motif.
Among the eyecatchers in the
sun room were the lilies floating
around on the pool and a large
purple and white str?->w garden
hat filled with Queen Ann's Lace
and purple zinnias used tin the
cobbler's bench arid a large an
tique -cart hern ware jug filled
with sun flowers by the fireplace.
Mrs. Aubrey Mauney said good
byes "to the fifty guests Who call
ed during the party hour.
Miss Mauney presented cor
sages to the honor guests. The
corsages were of glamelias each
in a different color. ?
ENGAGED ? Mr. and Mrs. O. D.
Boyles, of Vale, have announced
the engagement of their daugh
ter, Dofri* Elizabeth, to Jack Ben
jumiu Bobbitt, of Kings Moun
tain. Mr. liobbit is the son of Rev.
and Mrs. O. B> Bobbitt. Rev'.' Mr.
Bobbitt is a former jmstor of
Macedonia Baptist church. Date
for the wadding has not been set.
Social Calendar
Friday: I
7:30? Regular meeting of Mar
grace Woman's Club at <
the club house.
7:30? Ice cream supper at the
WOW Hall, all members \
are urged to come.
8:00 ? Monthly meeting of A. D.
W. C. at* Llnwood Club
house.
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Monday :
7:.30~Methodl8t Circle No. 7
meers with Mrs. Ben
Beam.
8:00 ? Circle No. 4 meets with
?. Mrs. Holland Dixon.
8:00 ? Circle No. 5 meets with
Miss Grace Davis.
8:00? Circle No. 6 meets with
Mrs. Marvin Byers,
8:00? Circle No. 8 meets with
Mrs, Sara Stalllngs.
Tuesday.
3:00 Tuesday Afternoon Bri
dge club meets with Mrs.
H. S. Blackmer at the
Country Club.
8:00 Tuesday night bridge
club meets with Mrs. YV.
L. Ramseur.
8:00 Queen of Clubs meets
with Mrs. Henry Neisler
at the home of. Mr. and
?Mrs. Paul Neisler.
8:00? Study Club meets with
Mrs. J. M. Rhea.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Mr., and Mrs. Lawrence Dix6n
announce the birth of a son,
Larry Dean, Kings Mountain
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Strick
land announce the .birth of a son,
Randy Eugene, Thursday, July 3,
Kings Mountain hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Ledford
announce the birth of a daugh
ter, Linda Diane, Wednesday,
July 3, Kings Mountain hospital.
>Mt. and Mrs. Archie Costner
announce the birth of a son Fri
day, June 29, at Spartanburg
General hospital.
Mr. and Mrs; James F. Burris,
route 1, announce the .birth of a
daughter, Debra Darnell, Sun
day, July. 6, at Kings Mountain
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Davis an
nounce the birth of a son Mon
day, June oO, Presbyterian hos
pital, </harlotti\
Mr. and Mis. Benjamin Clin
ton announce the birth of a (lau
ghter, Monday. July 7, Kings
Mountain hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J Moss,,
route 1, announce. the birth of a
daughter Monday, July 7, Kings
Mountain hospital.
Mr and Mrs. Jaek Floyd an
nounce the birth of a son Tues
day, July 8. Kings Mountain hos
pital.
Mr and Mrs. Esty Cook an
nounce the birth of a son Mon
day, July 7, Kings Mountain
hospital. ..
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Kings Mountain's Leading Jeyelers
Macedonia W. M. S. Had
Coverad Dish Supper
Members of the Woman's Mis
sionary Society of Macedonia
Baptist' church had a covered
dish supper Monday night on
the iback lawn' of the home of
Mrs. J . J. Jenkins. Motion pictu
res of the group were made by
Mrs. Rune Swannson.
Following the dinner, every
one went Into the Jenkins home
for the program. Mrs. Ruth Lynn
opened the meeting with pray
er. The devotional was given toy
Mrs. Beck Pag*.
Mrs. Rune Swannson and Mrs.
1. J. Jenkins gave the program.
"God Bless America," was sung
by the groups This was followed
with prayer by the J. J. Jenkins.
Eleven members were present.
Two new members, Mrs. Lynn
and Mrs. Bertha Wright were
welcomed into the society.
Mrs. Lee Roberts and daughter
Bess Roberta, accompanying Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Cash and daughter
Cathy Cash, of Blacksburg, S. C.,
left Sunday for a month's trip to
the West Coast and Western Can
ada, En route they expect to visit
Mrs. Roberts' brother, Lloyd
Sapoch, tit San Jose, Calif. .
Patrica Evonn? Falls
Has Birthday Party
Patricia Evonae Falls, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Doytt Falls,
was six years old on Sunday,
July 6, and celebrated her anni
versary with a party on Saturday
afternoon given by her mother.
The party was held on the lawn
of the home where the children
enjoyed playing a number of
games.
A birthday cake, decorated in
red, white and blue topped with
an American flag, proclaimed
the holiday season. Ice cream,
individual cakes iced to repre
sent flags were served with co
coa-colas and paper hats and
bubble gum were given as fav
ors. 1
Children present to enjoy the
affair were Jennifer Clark, Becky
Burton, Rodman and Jeanne
Falls,. Leslie Joy, Suzanne Lock
ridge, Robert and Gene Payne,
Alice Faye Smith, Rodnie and
Cydia Chaney and Evonne's lit
tle sister, Carolyn.
, Evonne received many nice
and lovely gifts from her little
friends. .
Presbyterian Circle
Met In Blanton Home
Members of Circle No. 3 of the
Presbyterian Church held their
monthly meeting Monday night
with Mrs. Don Blanton.
Mrs. Frank Hoyle, circle chair
man opened the meeting with
the group praying the Lord's
Prayer. Mrs. P. D. Patrick
brought a very inspiring Bible
lesson from the book of Galatl
ans, "Has Your Life Really Been
Changed" closing the study with
prayer.
Mrs. P. D. Herndon read an
article by Dr. Norman Peale on,
"Those who trespass against us".
. Nine members responded to
roll call. The circle was delighted
to have Mrs. R. H. Webb, presi
dent of the Women of the church
as a guest.
During the social period, Mrs.
Blanton served London Mist and
Cookies. ? ---
Mr. and Mrs. Fred McDanlel
were guests over the weekend of
?Mrs. McDanlel's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. O. O. Walker of Winston
Salem they were accompanied
home by their little daughter,
Shirley Who had been visiting her
grandparents.
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