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Mrt. P. D. Herndon, editor Mist Bernice Harrison Feted At Bridal Party Mrs. Donald Heavner and (Mrs. Bill Fhifer were hostesses last Wednesday at the Woman's Club pacing compliment to Miss Ber nice Harrison, whose wedding to Bobby Cloringer wiilbe an event of Wednesday, September 16. Bridal colors of green and white were used in table and flower decorations. Pastel green containers with single white as ter nosegays centered the nine tables where guests were seat ed to play oanasta and bride's dice. An all-white arrangement of asters and Jaipunese fern in milk glass containers decorated one end of the mantel-piece. A ibrlde doll and miniature umbrella were used on the extreme end of the Woman's club mantel board. ' After canasta and bride's dice had been played prizes in ca nasta were awarded to Miss Ber nice Hafrison tfor high score a ward and to Miss Kitty Falls for second high. In bride's dice Mrs. Wendell Phlfer won high score, Mrs. D. E. Tate received second high, and Miss Harrison won the floating prize. Miss Harrison wore a dress of yellow crepe, tulle-pleated with black accessories. The hostesses pinned a white shoulder corsage on the bride-elect's dress to com plete the ensemble. The hostesses served green and white bridal Cakes on bridal doiles decorated with green lace and 'bows. Each cake square was topped with lily-of-the-valley. Lime Shexbert, mints, and nuts were passed. , . Lingerie gifts were presented Miss Harrison by the forty guests attending the party. Warren Reynolds underwent an operation in Charlotte Memo rial hospital last Friday. Harrison-Cloninger Wedding Plans Given Plans have been completed and are announced this week for the marriage of Miss Bernice Harrison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Harrison of Kings Mountain, and Bobby Clonlnger, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. June Clonlnger, of Kings Mountain. Ceremony vows will be solem nized Wednesday afternoon, September 16, at 5:30 o'clock be fore the altar of Boyce Memorial Associate Reformed Presbyterian church. The Reverend W. L. Pressly, pastor of the church, will read tfhe double ring service ritual to the couple. D. C. Harrison will give his daughter in marriage, and J. N. Crawford will attend the groom as (best man. A program of organ music will be presented prior to and during the ceremony by Mrs. Ralph Mauney, of Shelby, orga nist, and Franklin and Emelyn G. Pethel, of Kings Mountain, vocalists. Mrs. Paul Dover will attend her sister as matron -of -honor and Miss Jean Cash will be th6 bride's maid -of -honor. Bridesmaid attendants will in clude Miss Peggy Clonlnger and Miss Hazel Clonlnger, sisters of the groom; Joe Harrison, the bride's bro ther, Harold Glass, Roy Dixon, and James Clonlnger, brother of the groom, will attend the cou ple as usher- groomsmen. Honorary bridesmaids will in clude Mrs. Ralph Hullender, Mrs. Donald Crawford, Mrs. Clyde Whltstlne, and Miss Kitty Falls. Following the ceremony the bride and groom and members of the wedding party will greet their guests In the church ves tibule. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Arthur ac companied Miss Shirley Arthur to Durham Wednesday morning where Miss Arthur is a senior stu. dent at Duke University. On their return from Durham, the Arthurs visited in Greensboro and Miss Edith Arthur, Mr. Arthur's sis ter, accompanied them home for a visit. PERSONALS Dr. J. S. Norman entered Gas ton Memorial hospital in Gaston ia Monday for treatment. SN Holland Smith, US Navy, spent the weekend with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Smith. Miss Nancy Hardin left Mon day to enter Charlotte Memorial Hospital School of Nursing. Rev. and Mrs. R. L. Hardin accompani ed Miss Hardin to Charlotte. Miss Pauline Mauney, a mem ber of the Salisbury city schools faculty, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrq. Paul Mauney. A/3C Jimmy J. Crawford, sta tioned with the Air Force at Keesler AFB, Miss., spent the weekend here with his parents. Jack Mauney returned to his home in Madison, Wis., Friday night. Mrs. Mauney will leave Sunday to join her husband. While here they visited their parents, Mr. and (Mrs. Paul Mau ney and Mr. and Mrs. W. W- Tol leson. Mrs. E. N. Hughes, Mrs. Con rad Hughes, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Humphries accompanied SN Erwin N. Hughes to Norfolk, Va. Monday where Seaman Hugh es is stationed with the navy. Mrs. J. N. Gamble Hostess To Circle Circle No. One of First Presby terian church met Monday with Mrs. J. N. Gamble. Twelve mem bers and one visitor were pres. ent. Mrs. Charles Murphy, Bible leader, conducted the Bible study. Mrs. J. C. Nickels, circle chairman, presided over the bus iness session. Mrs. Pearl Miller thanked the group for enabling her to attend a Presbyterial meeting recehliy. Mrs. Miller represented a colored church from the community Following the business meet ing the hostess was assisted in serving refreshments. I Resume' Of Club Work Heard At DAR Meeting Mrs. E. L. Campbell was hos tess to members of the Colonel Frederick Hambright Chapter, D. A. R., at her home last Wed nesday afternoon for the first meeting of the fall. The home was made attractive with lovely arrangements of roses and zinnia as. Ten members were present. Mrs. J. E. Herndon, regent, opened the meeting with the regu* lar D. A. R. ritual. Minutes were read and approved. Mrs. Herndon announced the following activi ties during the summer: (1) Mesdames Neisler, Fulton, and Hay made a trip to Cross nore ind took a box of clothing valued at $150. (2) Mrs. E. W. Griffin gave a radio broadcast on WKMT on Flag Day on June 12. (3) Mrs. W. T. Weir gave a radio talk on WKMT on "The Meaning of Independence Day" on July 3. ?4) Mrs. C. E. Neisler donated a potato peeler, valued at $355, to Crossnore in the name of the chapter. (5) Mrs. W. L. Mauney became a new member by transfer from the Albemarle chapter. Mrs. F. R. Summers, program chairman, distributed year books to ali members. The program committee was asked to carry out the project of "Display of Famous Documents" at the First National Bank on Constitution Day. Members were asked to dis play flags at their homes on Pa triotic days. Mrs. Summers an nounced that one flag was sold to the H. & M. Grocery after the flag program on the radio. Mrs. Herndon read excerpts from messages from Miss Ger trude Carraway, President Gen eral, in which she stressed. the need for more work with young people by the D. A. R. The motion was made and passed that the regent appoint a committee of three to investigate the possibili ty of taking school children to the Battleground and of sponsoring flag poem and essay contests in the schools. It was moved and passed that the chapter have a booster meet It's fashion news ! It's fall's own luxury fabric designed in the prettiest young manner by Gay dtut with herrf Uc? applique on collar and cuA. Cortrtd buttoru fO au'dwif down Croat of whirling oopreaaed pleated akin. Petit* H$m 9-tJ '/(MM shJ mjM iMMMV ftMt ?; *?n m SEVENTEEN ? DEPMTMENT1 'v: V- 4' i STORE I ' Clever yoke aou tiny rhirxs ing with teachers to launch the organization of J. A. C. clubs in October. It was announced that the district meeting would be held in Charlotte on September 24 and would be a luncheon meet Ing. The secretary read a letter from Mrs. Maty M, Sloop express ing the need lor mattresses at Crossnore. The chapter voted to contribute $10.00 to the mattress fund. Two letters of thanks were read from children who won citi zenship medals. Mrs. Neisler read a letter of thanks for the potato peeler from Mrs. Sloop. The chapter express ed appreciation to Mrs. Neisler for giving the gift in the name of the chapter. At. the conclusion of the busi ness, Mrs. Summers presented an informative program on "Pre serve Our Constitution". Mrs. Summers presenteu J.e history of the drafting and adoption of the constitution with special empha sis on The Bill of Rights. During the social hour, the hos tess served a salad plate with iced drinks. Cookies were passed. Fine Arts Committee Held Meeting Friday The Fine Arts Department of the Woman's club held its first meeting of the 1953-54 year Thurs day afternoon at the home of Mrs. O. W. Myers, Mrs. W. G. Grantham, Fine Arts chairman, presided and pro jects of the committee were out lined and discussed for the year to be preserited to the club. Organizational meetings of the committee are held monthly. Mr. and Mrs. Will Pryor have returned from Kansas City. Mo., where they went by plane to visit Mrs. Pryor's son, James H. Guin, and Mrs. Guin, and her neice, Mrs. Clifford Morgan, Jr., and Mr. Morgan. Child ren s McGINNIS Department Store Sho es is now featuring a complete line of Childien's Shoes Size little 1 to Big 3 Plain Totes type Moccasin Two-Buckle Strap Brown or Black Saddles Many, Many Otbers Neolite Soles Crepe Soles Rubber Soles $1.98 $2.98 $3.48 McGinnis Dept. Store West Mountain Street No costly pipes or registers to install or clean I
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