Mrs. Grady C. Yelton
Phobean Class Hostess
Mrs. Grady Yelton was hos
tess to members pf the Phobean
class of First Baptist church
when the group held Its meeting
Thursday ;iight. >
Mrs. Earl Ledford opened the
devotional period of the meeting
with prayer and Miss Melba Tin
dall read the meditation "Beau
ties of the Earth."
During the business session pre
sided over by Mrs. R. G. Whls
nant, the secretary's report was
heard, and other business was
discussed. Group leaders for the
year, Mrs. Jim White, Mrs. Paul
Cole, Mrs. Clyde Murphy, and
Mrs. J. B. Falls, appointed com
mittee members.
The hostess was assisted In
serving dainty pimiento cheese
sandwiches in jack - o - lantern
form, fresh cocoanut cake, nuts,
and coffee.
Mrs. J. E. Llpforci, Mrs. T. L.
Ware, and James Ware attended
the funeral of J. L. Llpford in
Greenville Tuesday. Mr- ILlpford
was a ibrotht* of the late Eugene
SLipford of Kings Mountain.
I
Family Night Supper
Held At Dixon Church
Women of the Church of Dixon
Presbyterian church planned a
family supper Tuesday night In
the Fellowship Hall of the church.
A picnic supper was spread at
7 o'clock. Hallowe'en Jack-o-lan
terns holding lighted candles cen
tered the picnic table.
Following the meal, Luther
Cansler showed a color film to
the group.
Stewardship Chairman
To Teach Study Course
Mrs. J. R. Cllne of Shelby,
stewardship chairman for Kings
Mountain Baptist Association,
will teach a study course entitled
"Sacrifice and Song" at the Wed
nesday meeting of the WMU of
Temple Baptist church.
The Woman's Society meets at
7 p. m., and all members are urg
ed to attend. .
Mrs. II. C. Mayes leaves Sunday
for Boston, Mass., where she is
to visit her brother, James Clark,
and family.
Margrace Woman's Club
Plan Hallowe'en Party
(Members of the Margrace Wo
man's club met Friday evening
at the Margrace clubhouse for
their regular meeting.
Mrs. C. W. Falls, president,
presided over the routine busi
ness seasion, and plans were
completed for a Hallowe'en par
ty to be held at the club Hal
lowe'en Eve.
I Hostesses for the meeting were
Mrs. Carl Gantt, Mrs. John Jen
kins, and Mrs. Floyd Gates. An
old-fashioned chicken and dum
pling plate supper with home
made chocolate pie and acces
sories was served.
A social period was enjoyed.
Park Grace School PTA
Complete Carnival Plans
Regular monthly meeting of
Park Grace school Parent-Tea
cher association was held Mon
day night at Park Grace school.
Mrs. Earl Oxford read the de
votional and read scriptures from
the Book of St. Mark.
Mrs. James Bolln, president,
presided over the routine business
session and reports were heard
from Mr. R. L. Hardin, secretary,
and Mrs. Henderson Herndon,
treasurer.
Plans were completed for the
annual Hallowe'en carnival to be
held at the school Friday night
at 7 p. m. A movie room, gr&b
bag, fish pond, country store, and
variety show was listed as the
evening's entertainment.
The group also discussed the
cook book project of the PTA, a
listing of area recipes, which are
sold by the PTA to solicit school
funds. Orders may be placed with
Mrs. R. L. Hardin, Mrs. Ruth
Lynn, and Mrs. Henderson Hern
don.
Mrs. Page's sixth grade room
won the attendance banner for
the highest number of parents
present for the September Pa
rent-Teacher meeting.
ENGAGED ? Rev. and Mrs.
Charles Peterson announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Betty Lou, to Bargeant First
Class Bailey Gillespie, son oj Mr.
and Mrs. Vester Gillespie. Both
families are from Kings Moun
tain. The wedding mill take place
at Mountain View Baptist church
in December.
The Lady Wears
Betty Rose!
BETTY ROSE:
garments will be found ex
clusively at
MYERS' DRESS
SHOP
at prices to suite every
budget.
AOViKTISFP I ?
LIFE
Suit Prices at MYERS'
Begin at $19.95
Coat Prices at MYERS'
Begin at $24.95
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Mrs. Arnold W. Kincaid
Honored By OES Chapter*
The Kings Mountain Chapter
No. 123, Order of the Eastern
Star, honored Mrs. Arnold W.
Kincaid, Grand Adah of the
Grand Chapter, North Carolina
OES, at an informal tea last
Sunday afternoon at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Tate here
on Wells street.
The honoree, who is a menibei
of the local Eastern Star chap
ter, received a shoulder corsage
of lavender and orchid mums
from her hosts, which was pin
ned to her ensemble.
Guests were greeted at the
front entrance of the Tate home
by Mrs. D; E. Tate and were In
troduced to the receiving line by
Mrs. Jo Ann McDanlel, Worthy
Matron of the Kings (Mountain
chapter, and D. E. Tate, Worthy
Patron.
The receiving line was compo
sed of the honoree, her daughter,
Mrs. Bobby Ray Bush, Mrs. Iva
Jean Season; Mrs. Irene Moore
of Belmont, Associate Grand
Matron; Hal Hamby, Associate
Grand Patron and Mrs. Hamby,
of Charlotte; Mrs. Nellie B. Stein
of Valdese, Grand Treasurer;
Mrs. Hilda Halliburton of Clyde,
Grand Conductress; Mrs. Mary
Fogies of Pelion, S. C., worthy
Grand Matron of South Carolina;
and Mrs. Cecil Corley of Green
wood, S. C.; Grand Organist,
Grand Chapter of South Caroli
na; Mrs. Martha Horton of Cra
merton, District Deputy Grand
Matron; BUrton Callis, District
Deupty Grand Patron, and Mrs.
Alice Callis of Bessemer City.
Mrs. IRowell "Lane directed
guests to the dining room where
Mrs. Addle Bridges and Mrs.
Nell Gault invited them to the
refreshment talble, which held a
lovely floor length plumwine
taffeta cloth in gray lace-trim.
At one end of the tafole was a
five-branched silver candelabra
holding lighted plum-wine ta
pers, chrysanthemums in vary
ing shades of lavender and or
chid entwined the candelabra
and trailed across the table
edge.
At the opposite end of the t^ble
Mrs. D. F. Hord, Jr., and Miss
Helen . Logan poured raspberry
punch from a crystal bowl around
which encircled lavender and or
chid mums entwined with deodar,
raspberry napkins, silver trays
of cheese biscuits, fancy cookies
and nuts in silver compotes.
A Hogarth arrangement of de
odar and Major Bowes of chry
santhemums in lavender and or
chid color shades, and a five
branched silver candelabra hold
ing burning plum-wine tapers was
the buffet centerpiece arrange
ment.
Mrs. Mabel Ross, Mrs. Edith
Gault. Mrs. Bertie Amos. Mrs.
O. O. Walker. Miss Mary McGlll.
and Miss Annie Roberts assisted
in serving.
Guests were directed to the
den by Mrs. Jessie Collins and
were received in the den room by
Miss Eva Neil Ross and Miss
Melba Tindall. K .
Mrs. Ellen McCurdy presided
at the register, which was placed
on" a table containing a milk
glass candelabra holding lighted
tapers. A unique arrangement of
Bells of Ireland with blue and
pink mums in milk glass com
potes centered the register table.
A miniature sword arid veil,
Grand Adah emblems, were plac
ed at the compote base.
Good-byes were said to Mrs.
Louise Martin.
The Tate home was decorated
throughout With fall flowerawith
emblematic colors of the Eastern
Star Order predominating.
The living room mantel-board
held a brass bowl contaning tri
angular arrangement of white
and yellow chrysanthemums. On
each side of the mantel was a
brass candelabra holding lighted
tapers.
Milk .glass compotes of Calla
lily leaves and white roses de
corated drop-leaf tables in the
living room. An all green ar
rangement, a Fall dried arrange
ment, and silver candelholders
with lighted plum-wine tapers
were used in den room decora
tions.
Approximately 150 guests visit
ed during the calling hour*, of
three and six o'clock Sunday af
ternoon.
"Juvenile Delinquency"
Topic Of Monday Address
Mrs. E. W. Neal and Mrs. Hay
wood Lynch were hostesses for
the monthly meeting of the In
ternational Relations department,
Welfare and Public Relations di
visions of the Woman's club,
Monday night.
Mrs. Leona Atkinson, chaplain,
presented a short worship service
after which Chief of Police Hugh
A. Logan, A*, spoke on a program
arranged on Juvenile delinquency.
He also spoke on 'the recently
organized Junior Police Patrol.
Twelve members and two visi
tors, Miss Margaret Hoffman and
Chief Logan, attended.
Announcement was made of the
Golden Age dinner to be held at
the Woman's club November 14.
Mrs. Lynch, chairman of the
"Help A Home" project, urged
members to notify her of any
usable household articles or cloth
ing they might have.
Miss Annie Roberts and Miss
Kittle Lou Sutton were enrolled
as new members. Mrs. J. B.
Simpson and Mr*. John Green
will serve as hostesses for the
November division meeting.
I Miss Dolores Davidson, student
at Guilford college, spent the
Iwtekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Hubert flavidson.
Social Calendar
Thursday :
2:45 ? Mrs. H. R. Hunnicutt will
entertain members of the
,Ace of Clubs at Kings
Mountain Country club.
7:00 ? Margrace Girl's club Hal
" lowe'en party at Mar
grace Woman's club
house.
7:00 ? Primary and Junior De
partment of Dixon Pres.
byterlan church Sunday
school Hallowe'en party
In the church Fellowship
Hall.
7:45 ? Club Championship Mas
terpoint bridge game at
Kings Mountain Country
, Club. Extra game. Play
ers may choose partners.
Friday:
6:45 ? Rev.- and Mrs. J. Eade
Anderson and Rev. and
Mrs. Charles pixler are
entertaining at the An
derson home in Gastonia
as a prenuptlal courtesy
to Miss Lola Faye Har
din of Grover, bride-elect.
7:00 ? Margrace Woman's club
Hallowe'en party at the
Margrace club house.
7:00? Grbver Elementary arid
Grover high school an
nual Hallowe'en carnival
at the school building.
8:00 ? First Baptist church
Young People's Training
union Halloween party at
the horiie of Miss Norma
Lee Sipes, Goforth st.
Saturday:
6:00 ? Central school annual
Hallowe'en festival at
school building under
sponsorship of the Cen
tral Parent - Teacher as
sociation.
7:00 ? Park Grace Elementary
Hallowe'en carnival un
der sponsorship of the
Park Grace school Pa
rent-Teacher association.
7:00 ? Hallowe'en masquerade
party at Kings Mountain
Country club. Reserva
tions to be placed by
noon Saturday.
Monday:
3:30 ? Circle No. 5 of First
Presbyterian church
meets with Mrs. C. E.
Neisler.
7:30? Circle No. 6 of First
Presbyterian church
meets with Mrs. David
Nelll.
7:30? Circle No. I of First
Presbyterian church
meets with Mrs. J. H.
Thomson.
7:30:? Junior Woman's club reg
ular meeting at the Wo
man's club house.
8:00? Circle No. 3 of First
Presbyterian church
meets with Mrs. B. W.
Gillespie.
Tuesday:
3:00 ? Stella Austin Girl's Auxi
liary of First Baptist
'church meets with Mrs.
Howard Ware.
7:30 ? Regular monthly meeting
of Kings Mountain Wo
man's club at the Wo
man's club building.
7:30? Home Arts club meets
with Mrs. L. P. Baker.
Members are asked to
bring any antique kit
chen utensil or modern
. kitchen gadget with them
for display.
8:00? Queen of Clubs meets
with Mrs. Robert Neill ?
Two new members to be
" received Into club mem
bership.
Wednesday:
3:30 ? Regular meeting of D. A.
R. with Mrs. Don Blan
ton.
7:00 ? Temple Baptist church
Woman's Missionary So
ciety meets at the church.
Mrs. J. R. Cllne of Shel
by, guest speaker.
PERSONALS
Mrs. J. H. Arthur will leave for
Greensboro Friday where she will
attend the wedding Saturday of
her nephew, Marvin Eugene
Groome.
Miss Shirley Falls, student at
Greensboro college, spent the
weekend here with her parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Oliver Falls.
Miss Nancy Hardin, student at
Presbyterian Hospital School of
Nursing, visited her parents, Rev.
and Mrs, R, I* Hardin, over the
weekend.
John Houser, USN. spent the
weekend- In Kings Mountain and
G rover and visited his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Houser,
Mr. and Mrs. johnny Barber,
Johnny, Jr., Mrs. Conrad Hughes,
and Miss Shirley Hughes were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Bar
ber's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Car*
roll Barber in Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hum
phries and children, Philip, Jerry,
Calvin. Roger, and Sade, visited
in Rockingham Sunday.
(Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Turner and
children, Mr. ar.d Mrs. J. C. Clary
spent the weekend on a fishing
trip at Myrtle ^e?ch.
Miss Alberta Smith and Miss
Carolyn Denny visited SN Hoi'
land Smith in Charleston. S. C?
over the weekend. They returned
home Sunday.
Bobby Moore, USN, spent the
his
and Mrs. Cleve Moore. He is sta
Mrs. Tolly Shuford
Fetes Contract Club
Mrs. Tolly Shuford entertained
Contract Bridge club members
Tuesday night at her home on
Shelby road.
The home was decorated with
arrangements of fruit, Vase
chrysanthemums, and pot plants.
Prior to progressions Mrs. Shu
ford was assisted In serving a des
sert course.
Mrs. Martin Harmon was high
score winner In bridge. Mrs. Mar
shall Heavner won second high
award.
American Home Woman's
Club Division Met Here
The American Home and Edu
cational Afternoon Division of
Kings (Mountain Woman's club
met Monday afternoon at the
Woman's clubhouse building for
their monthly meeting.
Mrs. J. G. Darraeott, Mrs. B. A.
Murray, and Mrs. George Allen
were Joint hostesses. They pass
ed refreshment plates during the
3oclal period.
Mrs. R. D. Arrowood, group
chairman, presided at the busi
ness session. Mrs. Paul Hen
dricks gave a program on "A
merican Homes."
Mrs. C. T. Carpenter, Jr., was a
visitor at the meeting.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS
? Mr. and Mrs. Everett Bowen
announce the birth of a son
Wednesday, October 21, Kings
Mountain hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tessner, of
Grover, announce the iblrth of a
daughter, Thursday, October 22,
Shelby hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Gaffney,
Blacksburg, S. C., announce the
birth of a daughter, Hilda Faye,
Wednesday, October 21, Gaffney
hospital. Mrs. Gaffney is the for
mer Miss Margaret Bolin of
Kings Mountain.
A/1C and Mrs. Herbert Wil
liams, Eglln AFB, Florida, an
nounce the fblrth of a daughter,
Deborah Jean, Tuesday, October
20, in a Florida hospital. Mrs.
Williams is the former Miss Betty
Jean Connor or Kings Mountain.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bowen an
nounce the birth of a son Satur
day, October 24, Kings Mountain
hospital.
Mb. and Mrs. Bobby Sanders
announce the birth of a son Sun
day, October 25, Shelby hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Gene Wil
son, route 1, announce the birth
of a son, Sunday, October. 25,
Gastonla Memorial hospital,
Gastonla.
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