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? : fcrit' f i/ % Mr 9. P. D. Hemdon, Editor Bridal Luncheon Given By Mrs. John Cheshire \ . Mrs. .John Cheshire entertained with a handsomely appointed bridal luncheon Saturday at 12 o'clock complimenting Miss Bet ty Cash whose marriage to Char les Andy McCarter was to take place in the evening. An exquisite arrangement of pink and white flowers and ] graceful greenery centered the table, the same motU being car ried out throughout the home. . A four course luncheon was served the guests including bri dal attendants, Mrs. Cash and Mrs. McCarter. The honoree was very chic in a black and white dress with or gandy oversklrt and a corsage of pink and white asters, gift of the hostess. Miss Cash took this occasion to present strands of pearls to her bridesmaids. Mrs. J. 0. Smith Entertains Fortnighter's Members of the Fortnighters bridge club and several addition, al guests met Friday afternoon with Mrs. Jim Smith. Following the games ctf bridge awards were presented Mrs. W. Hamrlch for highest score lor club members ahd to Mrs. L. Pi Stowe. for visitor's high. * During, thfe "plAy ttife hostess served asaUtd plate. Those play ing other than members were Mrs. L. P. Stowe, Mrs. Bobbie Su ber and Mrs. G. ?. Still. A variety ??f <;u? summer flo-. wers were used abdut the rooms in a lovely decorative note.' " ? <? ? ? a ? ? Miss Betty Wilson Fetes Miss Cash One of the many courtesies ex tended Miss Betty Cash, bride Series Of Bridge Parties Given By Three Hostesses Mrs. M. H. BLser, Mrs. L. A. Hoke and Mrs. W. K. Crook en tertained with a series of parties Friday at the Country Club. The club rooms presented a lovely background lor the parties with the arrangements of colorful cut flowers.. ... On Friday afternoon guests were Invited to make up eleven tables for bridge, at the compari son of tallies at the close of the games it was revealed Mrs. W. R. Merrltt held high score with low score award going to Mrs. Clyde Kerns. Friday night guests were in vited for ten tables of bridge. Score prizes were presented Mrs. C. D. Blanton and Mrs. O. W. Myers and Miss Peggy Arthur, ?bride-elect, was remembered with a gift. At each party strawberry par ?ait, nuts and cheese straws were served with tea. 1 Mrs. Sam Mitchem Gives Pretty Party Mrs. Sam Mltchem entertained Wednesday night at her home ort Meadowbrook road with a des sert bridge honoring Mrs. Joe Hendricks, she took this occasion to present Miss Peggy Arthur, bride-eFect, with a gift Lovely bouquets of mixed flo wers were used in the living n?dm. At the count of scores, high score prize went to Mrs. Gene Tlmms and low score to Mrs. Walter Harmon. *The hostess gift .to Mrs. Hen dricks was a sterling silver clga. rette holder with ash tray. of the week was an informal lawn party given by Miss Betty Wilson at her home on 'Piedmont Ave. Thursday night Guests : were school mates pi the honoree and sprltely conver sation and remlnlscenccs of old times were the entertaining fea tures of the party. Homemade Ice cream, cookies, mints peanuts and cokes were served. Opening Tuesday, September 2 at 9 d. m. Jack & Till Kindergarten DANCING SCHOOL OPENS SEPTEMBER 3: School Age Group at 2:30 p. m. Pre-School Group at 3:30 p. m. SPk**' ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED ? Mr. and Mr*. Melvin C?*h of Bur lington announce the engagement of their daughter. Arrilla Jeanne to Lt. Thomas Nelson Bridges, United States Air Force, Waco. T^exai, son of Nr. and Mrs. Glee Actor Bridges, of Kings Mountain. The wed ding will take place October 15 In tha First Baptist Church in Bur lington. ' II Pretty Coca Cola Party Honors Three Brides-Elect Misses Ann Mayes and Ramona Allen were hostesses Thursday morning at a beautiful Informal Coca Cola party complimenting Miss Rotty Cash, bride-elect of the week, Misses Doris Jolly and Bet ty Falls, brides-elect. The party was held on the spa cious Mayes lawn, the lovely big oak trees with other trees and shrubbery and the beds of bloom ing flowers made a perfect setting for the affair. The white lawn chairs artd tables, the unique flo wer arrangements oh the tables and potted plants around the bird bath, the delightful breeze made such a picturesque setting guests were reluctant to leave. Callers were greeted by Misses Mayes and Allen and presented to the receiving line composed of the honofrees, and Miss Betty Jo Lingley, of Winston-Salem, house gue^t of Miss Betty Cash. The refreshment table with the green burlap cloth, the large wa-' termelon shell filled with bananas peaches, lemons, grapes, pears, apples and the varlgated leaves, the large rattan tray of fancy party cakes, the unusual shaped trays of honduras mahagony fill ed with assorted dainty tid bits, cheese straws, nutty fingers, petit sandwiches, raisin squares and the large wooden bowl of potato chips and party pickles was a picture of summer symphony. A large wheelbarrow decorated with magnolia leaves and filled with crushed ice with coca cola bottles peeping out added a re freshing touch. Those giving -out the china plates in green and white and serving the drinks were Misses Sally Leigh. Ann Whisnant of Gastonia, Gail Allen, Evelyn Cline. Barbara Gault and Susanne Arrowood. The hostess presented the.hon New 1952 ?. * ? ? . . . . ? , ? s Coats & Toppers Specially Low-?r*ced ! $10.95 to $19.95 Every garment fusi .arrived, every garment a real valufe. Choose from flannel*, gabar dines, tweeds, in an exceller*, wide selector of colors. Woman's Club Votes New Meeting Dates The Woman's Club will meet Tuesday night, September 2. in the club house at 7:30 p. m. Members, are asked to note the change in the meeting date. Club members recently voted to change the date of meeting from the third. Friday night in each month to the first Tuesday in each month. . orees with a corsage extending from the shoulder in three prongs. | The center was a large daisy with a yellow center, >vith yellow ma line. The prongs were o f gradu ated small white chrysanthe- 1 mums. . . A number of guests called be- : tween the hours of ten .thirty and | twelve. . '"??I Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jee Jack son of Leakesville, N. C.t spent the past weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wood Jacksort and family, j Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Sma thers spent last week at Myrtle | Beach? P E R S O N A L S : Mrs. Vernie Hamrick had as her guest last week Miss Barba ra Ford of August, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Wood of Miami, Fla. Mrs. Leta Small of Gastonia spent the weekend with Miss Gould Hamrick; Miss Dot Hayes leaves Satur day for Charleston where 3he has accepted secretarial work. Mrs. Jake Lutz of Lincolnton was a recent guest of Mrs. C. W. Richardson and Miss Pearl Hicks. Mrs. E. W. Griffin has returned from a visit in Washington, D. C. and with her daughter, Mrs. Ross Bargar and family in Jame stown, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Cam.pbell and sons, Joe and Sandy spent several days last week visiting relatives at Garden City Beach, S. C. . Miss Betty Jo Bell of Mount Holly, N. C. spent the weekend with the G. T. Stewarts. Mrs. Y. F. Throneburg spent the weekend with relatives in Maiden. Mrs. Raymond Hutchinson and two small daughters, Carta Ann and Dianna from Bufort, S. C. have returned to their home after .spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. 11. L. Campbell. A revival meeting will begin at First Baptist church of I^attl mor? Monday night. September 1. Rev. B T. Sanders will bring the message. > i" . ? O? Mr., and Mrs. C. E. Teeter and children of Oakboro, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Hayes and children, Miss Joan Hayes of Charleston, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Moss and Robbie of Charleston, Capt. and Mrs. O. T. Hayes, Jc. and family of Sumter, and Ned Hayes of Greensboro spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Q. T. Hayes. Mrs. Paul Neisler Hostess * Monday To Duplicate CluK < Mrs, Paul Neisler was gracious hostess to members of the Duplf. cate Cluib and several additional guests, Mrs. W. L. Ramseur, Mrs, H. S. Blaekmer, Mrs. C. F# Mauney and Mrs, Marvin Ross of New York, house guest of Mrs." W. K. Mauney, Jr The living rooms of the hand some home wcfre made festive for the occasion with an abundance of cut summer flowers. The guests were seated at, three tables and dicing the pro-J gressions the hostess was assist.' ed in serving a dessert course with tea. Duplicate brklge was the game of the afternoon and several pro gressions were in play. When cards were laid aside, scores were tallied and prizes presented Mrs* Sam Davis and Mrs. Fre<? Plonk for high and second re spectively. Mrs. Marvin Ross was remembered with a gift front the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Prince spent several days at Charleston and Myrtle Beach last week. Quick-Fix Eat high? spend low with delicious, work-saving Ann Page Foods. They're mad* to pleait your taste . . . and priced to stretch your money t y Ann Page ' MAYONNAISE Plot Jar 29c " 49c Ann Page Gelatin Jane Parker Cake Spanish Bar Each Jane Parker Cinnamon Breakfast- Rolls I'kt> 'of 8 Desserts - - - 3 17c Ann Page Salad Mustard ----- ^ 12c Ann Page Strawberry . ^ ? Preserves - - - - ?- 29c Ann Pane Tomato Soup - ? - - 3 29c Ani> Pa^f Prepared Spaghetti - 2 25c Coldstream Pink SALM O N No ' /L7r Tall Can"* * ^ Sunnyfield Self Rising. FLOUR 10 Lb 73c Bag Golden Maid MARGARINE l Lb Pktj 19c Green Pascal? 2li's Celery - - California Red or Seedless Grapes - - California Si7C 27"s 17c 15c Cantaloupes - 27c Tiny tf?.303Can Firm Meads- Vs ? _ a & peas ............ ... i9c Lettuce- 19c Juicy . . Lemons - 2 - 35c Stalk Lb. Nabisco 12 oz. Vanilla Wafers nr... 33c White Hou^e Non-Fat California Rarlleft Pears - - 2 lbs 22c Slammed Milk . 9c Mqreo! Pastel Ann Page 4 oz. Bottle French Dressing 10c Toilet Tissue r,i: |QC Grape Jelly ....... .. 19c Green Giant Peas Ann Pa*e 12 )Z. Ann Page 2 1 lb. cans So 303 Can Pork & Beans 25c Crescent City Lb. Coffee and Chicory 59c 20c I Red Sour Pitted Pie Cherries 21c No 2 Car. ?exo 3 lbs. A & P Stores Will Be Closed Shortening ..r--.r... 25c ah Day Monday. Labor Day, September 1 2 lb. Cello Pinto Beans 27c 1 Lb Can Crisco 31 e % 83c Walker's Austex Chili Beans No 303 Can 36c Stew with Vegetables Walkers Austex No 303 Can 37c StrOngheart Dog Food 10c Can Cleanser Sunbrite 8c Can Spry - 31 c VS . 23c ! aft-H* !?? tfcm Sat Aug. Mtk Swan Soap He 4 BaV> 23c Swan Soap L? Bar< 27c Surf Lit P<<H 29c Siiver Dust Ai 28c 'ST 57c Palmolive Soap 3 K. 23c Palmolive Soap Bath 23c Cjihm <re Bouquet Soap 3 Bars 23C Cashmere Bouquet Soap Bath Bars 23c Spic ??"? Span 2 ?<??. 47c Toilot Soap Octagon 2 Bars 13C M & M'? Confections p ? 25c
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