Mr*. P. D. Herndon, Editor
Azalea Garden Club
Met With Mrs. Bridges
^The Azalea Garden Club met
^Tuesday night with Mrs. Clyde
Bridges at her home on Walker
Street.
Mrs. W. M. Gantt gave an in
teresting program on "Mechanics,
and How To Use Them."
An auctjon sale of plants was
held after the program. The club
voted to disband during Jul>4 and
August. .
Refreshments were served by
the hostess and a pleasant social
hour was enjoyed.
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Houser-Hudsor i
Marriage Announced
Mr. and Mrs. George Hfenry I
Houser announce the marriage of
their daughter, Shirley Ann, to
Ben Avery Hudson on Friday,
June 12, at York, S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Hudson were
members of this year's graduat
ing class o? Kings Mountain high
school. Mrs. Hudson attended the
Plonk School- of Creative Arts in
Asheville last year and was one
of the debutantes presented at
the Debutante Ball in Shelby on
June 6. \
Mr. Hudson is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. P. A. Hudson of Shelby.
Mr. and Mrs. Hudson are mak
ing their home at Lake Montonia.
Margrace -Woman's Club
Plan Ice Cream Supper
The Margrace Woman's Club
met at the club house Friday
evening with the president, Mrs.
Wright Falls, presiding.
The secretary and treasurer's
reports were given by Mrs. Jbe
Foster and Mrs. Carl Gantt. The
club will have an Ice cream sup
per at the club house Saturday
evelng from 5 until 8 p. m. A va
riety of homemade Ice cream and
cake will be for sale.
Mrs. Haskell Wilson conducted
the devotional.
The hostesses, Mesdarqes John
Cloninger, Dewey Caldwell, Billle
Sue Blalock and Lawrence Blan
ton served tasty refreshments of
fruit salad, sandwiches, and in
dividual cakes with lime ice.
Contract Club Met With
Mrs. C. T. Carpenter, Jr.
Mrs. Bill Todd of Gastonia,
Mrs. Bill Shutt, and Mrs. John
Charles were invited to play
bridge Tuesday afternoon with
members of the Contract Club at
the meeting with Mrs. Charles
T. Carpenter, Jr.
Mixed summer flowers added
a gay note of color, and between
progressions. Mrs. Carpenter ser
ved tomatoes stuffed with tuna
salad, sandwiches, crackers, cook
ies and tea.
When cards were laid aside and
scores added, prizes were pre
sented to Mrs. Hal Plonk for
holding high score and Mrs. Bill
i Shutt for scoring second high.
? : PERSONALS:?
Mr. and Mrs. David McDaniel
are vacationing in Florida.
Miss Polly Page leaves Mon
day for a weeks visit With Mrs.
P. W. Ferguson in Atlanta, Ga.
Frank Richardson of Green
wood, S. C. was a guest Sunday of
Miss Ramona Allen.
Mr 8. J. P. Wyartt of Lincolnton
and Lieut, Wyant of Mobile, Ala.
were guests of Mrs. A. L. Allran
during the weekend.
Mrs. W. R. Merritt and chil
dren of Washington, D C.- are
visiting her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. P. D. Patrick
Lieut. Paul Downey, Jr. of Har
rlsburg, Pa. spent the weekend
with the Hunter Aliens. Lieut.
Dowriey was enroute to an air
base in Texas.
Miss Gail Allen, Ned Yarboro,
Mrs. Hunter Allen, and Martha
Lou Bennett visited in Western
North Carqlina over the week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Campbell,
Jr., and children of Wilmington,
Dei., visited his father, Charles
Campbell, his grandmother, Mrs.
Ed Campbell, and other relatives
over the weekend.
Little Chris Patrick, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Patrick of Charles
ton had the misfortune to fall
and break a leg at the home of
his grandparents, Rev. and Mrs.
P. D. Patrick.
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Miss Jean Sloan of Gastonia
was a guest in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles A. Goforth, Jr.,
during the weekend. Other Sun
day dinner guests were Mr. and
Mrs. C; A. Goforth, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Amos
and family, of Charlotte, visited
Mr. and Mrs. M. C, Amos on Sun
day afternoon.
Miss Marion Arthur
Entertains With Bridge
Miss Marion Arthur gave a de
lightful party Thursday night.
Her guests were mostly high
school girl friencte.
Gardenias were used in the
party decorations, London Mist,
cookies and nuts were served.
Mr. and Mrs. BiJi Gault spent
several days last week it Ocean
Drive.
Mr and. Mrs. Clyde Jolly have
returned from a \Veek's vaeatior.
at Lake Waccamaw.
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Mrs. Bill Davis and sons, Billy
and Mike, are .visiting Mr. and
Mrs. J. R. Davis. '
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Bill Amos, son of Mr. and Mrs.
M, C. Amos, arrived home from
Bowman-Gray Medical school oh
Saturday and left Monday for
Norfolk, Va., where he will work
during the summer months.
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Dr. and Mrs.W. P. Geiiberding
left this week for an extended
visit in Seattle, Washington, St.
Paul, Minnesota, and Marietta,
Wis.
Miss Peggy Mauney has re
turned from Snow Camp where
she served as a brides maid in
the wedding of Miss Margaret
Fuqual and Penn Lewis last
Sunday in Friends Church.
Jack Seigert, Toledo, Ohio,
and Washington, D. C., visited
Miss Marion Arthur during the
weekend. Miss Arthur and Mr.
Seigert were friends in Tokyo,
Japan.
Boyce Gault returned last
weekend from At'sntic City, N.
J., where he was a guest at the
Phllco convention. He also visited
New York City during his week's
stay at Atlantic City.
? Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Church,
formerly of Bessemer City, have
moved to Bloomington, Ind. Mr.
Church is attending the Universi
ty this summer, working on his
P. H. D. degree. He will continue
his studies there in the fall and
he will be a member of the facul
ty. Mrs. Church is the fromer
Miss Lula Teague of Kings Moun
tain. They are now making their
home at University Apts., Apt.
324-W, Eloomington, Ind.
Bridge was the game of the
evening with gifts going to Mrs.
Gene Tjmms, Mrs. Pethel and
Mrs. Gill.
The party personell included
Mrs. Danny Gill of Miami, Fla..
Mrs. Gene Timms, Mrs. Franklin
Pethel, Mrs. I. B. Goforth, Jr.,
Mrs. Johnnie Kerns, Mrs. Fred
McDaniel and Mrs. Nathan Reed.
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Miss Gault Entertained
With Party In Gastonia
On Wednesday- -night of last
week Mrs. Frank St roup of '
tonia was hostess at a lovely par- j
:y.. honoring Miss Barbara Joan
CJav'U, 'whose wedding will be a
prominent event of June 21st.
The house was beautifully de
corated with summer flowers. On
the secretary was a lovely ar
rangement of gardenias posed on
a white satin heart, with green
net trim. On either side were
white cuplds holding a gardenia.
Upon arrival the honoree was
presented a corsage of white gla
melias. She was very striking in
a lovely dress of striped sheer
Clever games and contests
were enjoyed, with prizes going
to Mrs. "Dickie" Tate, Mrs. W. E.
Beal, Miss Naomi Edens and Mrs.
Kenneth Kiser.
The hostess presented Miss
Gault silver in her chosen pat
tern.
Ice cream and cake was served
with nuts and colas.
Mrs. Mac Willford and daugh
ters, Barbara and Jan of Dan
ville, Va? spent a week With her
father, Charles Campbell and
grandmother, Mrs. E. L. Camp
bell. Mr. Willford came for the
weekend .and accompanied his
family home.
CELEBRATES BIRTH DAY
Jrffcry Curtis Bell, son of Mr.
and Mrs. William Curds Bell,
route 3, 'will celebrate his second
.< birthday Friday, June 19. His
maternal grandparents arc Mr.
and Mrs. B: T: Brooks . His Pa
ternal grandparents arc Mr. and
Mrs. 'William Bell.
Central Methodist Church
Circle No. 5 Held Meeting
Circle No. 5 of Central Metho
dist church hold its regular Jun<*
meeting with Mrs.* David Ham
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VISITING HOURS
Daily. ID to 11 a- m.
i i 2 to 4 p. m. and 7 to 8 p. m. |
PATIENT LIST AT NOON ,
WEDNESDAY:
Robert- Pa rrish. 313 Cold street. i
citv. admitted WA'finesdav. June
10.
Mrs. Catherine Lewis, route l,j
city, admitted Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Gbfofth, route 1
city, admitted Thursday.
Bill Wilson, route 1. eity. ad
mitted Friday.
Mrs. -Jessie K. Burton, route
3. city, Admitted Monday.
R. L. Lackey, route 1, eity, ad
mitted Monday.
Murray Pruette, Qrover, %. C.,
admitted Monday.
Mrs. Eva Lee Pinkleton, P.ro
rick. Nine members were pres
ent.
'Mrs. David Hamrick presented
the devotional and Mrs. Milliard
Black presided over the business
session which followed.
Miss Grace Davis presented
the program based on -"Youth"
and new officers of the circle
for the new church year Were an
nounced.
The circle group will hold its
July meeting with Mrs. Y, K.
Throneburg.
\er. N. t".. udmdtrd Monday.
?JVtuI liar h-< ?<\ route % city. ad
mitted Tuesday. ,
M i SC* M;u > in Li'.i r-iuU- '
city. admitted Tuesday
Mrs. Harnett Sin;'.):. lOuip ?.
city, admitted Tuesday;,
Mrs Otic W.iro route 3. tity,
admitted Tuesday
Jack 'A. Wood. route J, < il
admitted Tuesday.
Mattie Oartoll, city, admitted
Wednesday.
Mrs. Nina . Smith. Grace street,
city, admitted Wednesday.
Mattie Young, route 1, city, ad
mitted Wednesday.
Ramsey Purchases
Aderholdt Grocery
William- A. Ramsey has pur
chased the former Aderholdt &
Son Grocery at the t crner ol W_
Gold and Cherokee streets.
The purchase was made three
weeks ago, he said. -
lie is now operating the firn:
as Ramsey 's Grocery,
The present Queen Elizahnth it?
exactly the same age (25) as tfu*
;.first Elizabeth was when she as
cended the thfone, the American
j People Encyclopedia reveals. The
youngest 'princess to. become
j queen, was Vietolia w ho was Is.
|The first' Mary was 37, Anne was
also 37, and the second Mary was
27. when they became queen's.
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