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Mrm. r. D. Htrrnaon, Editor
W. M. S. Of Second Baptist
^ Held July Meeting Tuesday
The July meeting of the Wo
? man's Missionary Society of the
Second Baptist church was held
Tuesday night in the church, with
seven members present.
The meeting was opened with
. the hymn. "The Great Physic^n",
this was followed with prayer by
Mrs. Farmer.
Mrs. W. H. Redmond conducted
the devotional with Mrs. T. F.
Ware leading in prayer.
Others participating on the pro
gram were Mrs. Jack Stone, Mrs.
S. O. Klrby, Mrs. Farmer, Mrs.
T. F. Ware, Mrs. Minnie Wright,
and Mrs. G. W. White.
The meeting was closed with
prayer by Mrs. Jack Stone.
LaFete Roolc Club Met
With Mrs. B. A. Murray
The home of Mrs. B. A. Murray
on East King street was the scene
of a delightful party on Tuesday
night when her guests were mem
bers of the La Fete Rook Club
and one additional guest, Mrs. J.
H. Arthur.
Exquisite bouquets of mixed
>ummer flowers with special em
I phasis on gladioli created a love
ly setting for the party.
Rook was played through sev
eral progressions which left pri
zes with Mrs. Bun Goforth and
Mrs. J. G. Darracott for receiving
high and second high respective
ly.
Mrs. Y. F. Throneburg was re
membered with a birthday gift
from the club.
When cards were laid aside,
the hostess was assisted in serv
ing homemade ice cream and
cake. *
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Gantt, Miss
Cornelia Gantt, and Mjss Joyce
Jenkins have returned from a
week's stay at Ocean Drive Beach.
Mrs. N. F. McGill
Entertains Bridge Club
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The spacious home of Mrs. N.
v. McCill was the scene of a
delightful bridge party Tuesday
night when she was hostess to
members of the Twin Table Club
and additional guests.
Three card tables were arrang
ed in the gaily decorated rooms
where bouquets of summer
blooms, emphasizing a pink and
white color scheme, were fea
tured at focal points. When the
guests arrived, covers were laid
and the hostess assisted by Mrs.
YV. E. Blakely served a delicious
dessert course with a fruit drink
before an evening of bridge.
The guests enjoyed playing
contract through four progres
sions and at the conclusion of the
last progression, cards were put
aside and tallies were added.
When prizes were awarded, Mrs.
O. W. Myers received top score
prize for members, and Mrs. Paul
Hendricks, visitor's higji, with the
floating prize ending with Miss
Leone Patterson. Mrs. W. L. Mau
ney, a recent bride, was also re
membered with a gift.
The group playing, other than
members, included: Mrs. Hen
dricks, Mrs. W. L. Mauney, Miss
Leone Patterson, Mrs. Jimmie
Mercer, Mrs'. H. R. Hunnicutt,
Mrs. Jacob Mauney, Mrs. Harry
Warren of Roanoke, house guest
of her mother, Mrs. F. E. Finger.
Two Are Hostesses
For A. D. W. Club
Mrs. Wade Bowers and Mrs.
Frances Henderson entertained
members of the Akers Driver's
Wives Club Friday night at the
Linwood Club house.
Numerous games were played
with prizes being won by Mrs.
Ray Alexander, Mrs. Marshall
Gallaw&y, Mrs. John Davis, and
Mrs. Jack Howell.
Mrs. Tommy Alexander won
the door prize.
Plans were completed for the
picnic to be held in August. De
lightful refreshments were serv
ed at the close of the meeting.
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PERSONALS
Miss Shirley Hughes is spend
ing the week with relatives in
Newberry, S. C.
A 3C Charles M. Sims return
ed to Shrevesport, La., after |
spending a 10-day leave here with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Sims.
Maurice Brymer of Reldsvllle,
Pa. visited Miss Maxlne Jenkins |
over the weekend.
Paul Walker and Buck Gault
are vacationing this week in New
York City.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Arthur.
Misses. Marion and Jean Arthur, -
and George Thomasson spent the
weekend at Elk mum, Torn with
Mr. and Mrs. V/inston Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Keeter and
granddaughter, Mary Joe Hord
left Wednesday for Myrtle Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. David NeilJ were |
in Boone during the weekend go
ing especially to attend "Horn In
the West".
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Short and
Mrs. Ola Royster spent several ]
days last week at Crescent Beach.
Hr. and Mrs. Wood Jackson
and family spent the weekend
touring the mountains of Western
North Carolina,
- Miss Matilda Dedmon has re
turned from a weeks vacation
with Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Farabow
at their cottage at Folly Beach.
Mrs. B. R. Payseur and family
and Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Payseur
were Sunday visitors with Rev.
and Mrs. R. F. Revis of Marietta.
S. C.
Miss" Judy Cooper is spending
the week in Greenville, S. C. with
Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Putman.
Mrs \ W. Crosland is recupe
rating from an illness at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Paul Hen
dricks.
C. J. Gaitlt. Sr.. has returned
after spending ten days at Ocean
Drive, S. C. with his daughter,
Mrs. C. W. Blankenship and fami
ly.
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Clyde .Jolly and son, Conway,
spent several days last week in
Danville. Va. and Burlington,- N.
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Mr. and Mrs. VV. K. Crook and
guest. A, D. McGill of Atlanta.
Ga.. brother of Mrs. Crook, spent
last week in New York City.
While away they vlfited relatives
in Chester, Penn.
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Mr, and Mrs. J. M. Franklin
of Hickory will spend the week
end with the'r daughter, Mrs J.
C." Bridges and family. ? -
Mr. and Mrs. Alyre Gallant, Al
yre. Jr.. and Gregory Gallant of
Shawnee, Kan., and Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Bourque. Teressa and Dan
ny Bourque of Lynn, Mass. are
visiting their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. -J. Gallant.
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Mr. and Mrs, Dempsey Banner
and children of Mayo, S. C were
spend-the-day guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Wells and,Carveth
last Thursday.
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Mrs. Ray Clemmer and chil
dren, Tommie and Johnnie have
returned to their home in Dallas
after a visit with Mrs. Clemmers
mother, Mrs. M^rle Beatty.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ray Hugh
es and son, Ray, are visiting their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad
Hughes and Mr. and Mrs. Dewev
Caldwell.
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I Mr. and Mrs. James Jonas and
daughter have returned from a
vacation spent in Frankfort, Ky..
Myrtle Beach, and Florence, S.
C. In Florence they were gues.ts
of Mrs. Jonas' sister, Donnle, a
former resident of this city.
Dr. W. P. Gerberding and fam
ily returned Tuesday from an
extended trip visiting relatives
and friends in Wisconsin, Min
nesota and Michigan. Mr. Ger
berding also went to Seattle
Wash., to see his daughter and
granddaughter.
Miss Maxine Jenkins, student
at Charlotte Memorial Hospital
School of Nursing, is spending a
few weeks here with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Jenkins be
fore resuming her training July
22. (
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Hicks and
daughter, Jean and Ann Falls,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Coman
Falls have returned from a com
plete tour of the Kast and West
coasts of Florida.
? Mr. and Mrs. Menzeli PMfer
and children and Miss Annette
Ware left Tuesday for a visit
with Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Shaffer
in Milwaukee. Wise.
Mrs. Martin Harmon, Jr.
Is Bridge Club Hostess
Members of the Contract club
were charmingly entertained
Tuesday afternoon when Mrs.
Martin Harmon was hostess at
her home on West Mountain
street.
The focal point of decoration
was an exquisite arrangement of
gladioli on the mantle. Two tables
were set up in the living room
when guests arrived, they were
served ice cokes.
Four progressions of bridge
were played during the remainder
of the evening and when scores
were compared, it was revealed
high score was held by Mrs. Tolly
Shuford with Mrs. Claude Ham
bright runner up for second high.
At the close of the progressions
a salad course was served with
ice tea.
Other than club members, the
party group included Mrs. J, C.
Bridges and Mrs. Joe Hedden.
Miss Emogene Goins Bride
Of William R. Brown
Miss Emogene Goins, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Goins and
Wjlliam R. Brown, so*, of Mrs.
Sfellie Brown of York, S. C? were
united in tnarriage Saturday, July
4th at York, S. C. with Probate
Judge Miss Margaret Nunn per
forming the double ring cere
mony. ?
For her wedding Miss Goins
chose a dress of baby blue with
white accessories and a corsage
of white carnations.
Accompanying the young cou
ple to York were Mrs. Boyce
Goins, mother of the bride, Miss
Coleen Brooks, Frank Hudson,
Oscar Short and Joe Brown, bro
ther of the bridegroom.
Mrs. Brown is a graduate of
the Kings Mountain High School, j
Mr. Brown is a veteran of three
years' in the Army with 1-S moiv j
ths Spent overseas. He is now]
employed with Dupont Company :
in Aiken, S. C. j
Upon their return from a wed- j
ding trip Mr. and Mrs. Brown |
will be at home at 36 Bobbin j
Street. Aiken, S. C.
Methodist Circle No. I
Met With Mrs. Murray
The monthly meeting of Circle
No. 1 of Central Methodist church
was ( eld Tuesday morning with
Mrs. B. A. Murray at her home
on East King street
Mrs. J. T. Latham, circle chair
man, presided. A very impressive
devotional was conducted by Mrs.
Paul Hendricks. Mrs. B. A. Mur
ry gave a most interesting pro
gram on "Laborers for Christ".
During a social period follow
ing the program, the hostess ser
ved light refreshments 40 the se
ven members present and one
visitor, Miss Mozell Masters.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill White and
family moved this week to Rock
Hill, S. C.
Mrs. Moore Injured
In Accident Monday
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Mrs. James (*. Mooic, of K<?s !
ley. S. C . Sustained a badly out ?
.leg when the far in which she!
was riding Turned over in a side |
ditch on Highway 2!? seven miles
south of Kings Mountain Monday
morning at 4:30. ???;?
She was treated fur injuries at (
Kings Mountain hospital and in
ter dismissed. Six other passen
gers were riding in the car. They
were not seriously injured.
J. C. Moore, driver of the car.
reportedly went to sleep at the
wheel losing control of the car.
Highway Patrolman D. L. Owen
investigated the accident.
None Injured Here
In Highway Mishap
Everett Clarence Pruett, of
Reading. Pa., and James C.un
nells, of Poplar street. Kings
Mountain," collided under a cau
tion light at Mountain street and
Piedmont Avenue intersection
Sunday afternoon at 3:30.
None was injured and no char
ges were reportedly preferred;]
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