Masterpoint Bridge Winners
At Thursday Game
Bridge winners in the club
? Championship masterpoint game
played at Kings Mountain Coun
try clyb last Thursday evening
were announced today by Mrs.
i C. E. Warlick.
The game, which was played
at thirteen tables in the club, was
directed by J. A. Postell of Char
lotte.
First place winners were Mrs.
Harry Falls and Dr. A. C. Cur
rant, Jr., of Gastonia, and Mr.
and Mrs. R. C. Page of Char
lotte.'
North-South winners in bridge
were ? Second, Mrs. William
iBowen and J. P. Earle of Spar
tanburg, S C.; third, Mrs. Phil
Jackson and Mrs. Mark Green of
Gastonia; and fourth, Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Davis of Kings Moun
tain.
East-West winners were W. R.
Craig, Jr., and C. E. Warlick with
Mr. and Mrs. George Houser who
tied for second and third place.
Fourth place winners were Miss
Ann Zachery and J. A. Costell of
Charlotte.
Following the game refresh
ments were served.
A master-point game of bridge
Is to be played Thursday, tonight,
at the Country club here at 7:45
o'clock.
Meeting Held Monday By
Methodist Church Class
Daughters of the Wesleyan
Sunday. School class of Cen'rai
Methodist church held a supper
meeting Monday night at the
home of Mrs. Charles Goforth,
Sr.
Hostesses for the hamburger
supper were Mrs. Goforth, Mrs.
Bun Goforth, and Mrs. C. L. Jolly.
The cupper was held In the Go
forth back-yard.
A business meeting, following
the meal, was conducted in the
Goforth home, which was decora
Jack & Jill Klndergarden
Presented Program Friday
Jack and Jill Klndergarden
members presented a Hallowe'en
program at West School auditori
um last Friday.
The klndergarden Is directed by
Mrs. Coraan Falls. Their program
included songs, poems, and reel*
tations.
Each member wore miniature
Hallowe'en hats in the program,
which was the first program giv
en by the klndergarden group
this school season.
Rose Garden Club Held
Regular Monthly Meeting
Rose Garden club members
met last Wednesday afternoon
with Judy Cooper as hostess at
the Cooper home on N, Piedmont
ave.
Norma Kay Hamrick, vice
president, presided over the busi
ness session, and reports were
heard from Phyllis Dean, secre
tary, and Dlanne Cansler, treasu
rer.
Peggy Craig read a program
entitled "Fall Planting." The No
vember meeting of the club meets
with Pene* Cansler. Mrs. Jacob
Cooper is to arrange a program
for the meeting. ?
ted with fall flower arrange
ments.
Officers elected to head the
class for the church year were:
Mrs. C. L. Jolly, president; Mrs.
W R. Craig, ^Ible teacher, and
Mrs. Y. F. Throneburg, secretary
treasurer. ?
Twenty-two members attended
the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Blalock, Sr.,
Miss Freida Blalock, and Mrs. C.
E. Blalock, Jr., and daughter
leave Sunday for a two-weeks trip
to Riverside, California, where
they will visit A/3C Charles E.
Blalock, Jr., USAF.
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED ? Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Frank
lin Cox of Kings Mountuin announce the engagement of their daugh
ter, Martha Ann, to Samuel Eugene Poteat, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Justice Poteat of Charleston, 8. C. The wedding will be an
event of December 26th ?
Open Gate Garden Club
To Sponsor Fall Sale
Members of the . Open Gate
Garden club are sponsoring a
sale of dried arrangements and
Judas trees Tut-day and Wed
nesday, November 17 and 18, ac
cording to announcement receiv
ed today.
The sale, which is to begin at
9 a. m., will be held at the home
of Mrs. W. M. Gantt, 512 N. Pied
mont ave. The sale will close each
day at 9 o'clock p. m.
Admission is 25 cents, this a
mount to be applied on any pur
chase made, garden club officials
added.
Deborah Class Held
Meeting Monday Night
Members of the Deborah Sun
day School Class of Tertiple Bap
tist church met Monday niglit in
the Fellowship Hall of the church
for their monthly meeting.
A covered dish supper was ser
ved to the eight members pre
sent. A short business session fol
lowed the meeting.
Kitchen Articles Displayed
At Home Arts Club Meeting
Mrs. L. P. Baker was hostess
to members of the Home Arts
club Tuesday evening at her
home on N. Piedmont ave.
Arrangements of fall flowers
were used decoratively in the liv
ing room and throughout the
home.
Miss Elizabeth Anthony, pro
gram chairman, gave the pro
gram entitled, "Kitchens ? Old
and New". Members displayed
antique kitchen articles and mo
dern kitchen utensil^.
Visitors at the meeting were
Mrs. J. VV. Crosland, house-guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Paul Hen
dricks, and Mrs. G. E. Still.
Mrs. Baker was assisted in
passing salad plates and a des
sert course.
Nineteen members attended the
club meeting. ?
Mrs. T. W. Grayson left Sunday
for Orange, N. J., where she will
visit with her sister. Mrs. Morris
Sigman and family.
ONE BIG RACK
Fall Dresses
VALUES TO $25
46 NEW DRESSES IN THIS
BARGAIN OFFERING!
? SILKS
? GABARDINES
WINTER COTTONS
? OTHERS
Social Calendar
Thursday:
2:45? Mrs. Howard Jackson
will entertain members
oX the Ace of Clubs at
Kings Mountain. Country
-club.
3:30^-' Thursday Afternoon
Book club meets with
Mrs. L. P. Baker, Sr.
6:30 ? Mrs. Soonie Stroupe is
entertaining at a dinner
In Cherryville, paying
compliment to Miss Lola
Faye Hardin of Grover,
bride-elect.
7:00? Regular meeting o f Mar
grace Girl's club at the
Margrace Woman's club
house.
7:45? Master point duplicate
bridge game at Things
Mountain Country club.
8: 00? Members of the Couples
Bridge club meet for
their regular meeting at
the home of Mr. and
Mrs. G. E. Bridges,
Friday:
3:30 ? Magnolia Garden club
meets at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. C. T. Carpenter,
Sr., with Mrs. John But
ler Plonk as hoste.ss.
6:30? Rev. and Mrs. Park H.
Moore are entertaining
. in Grover at a dinner
honoring Miss Lola Faye
Hardin, bride-elect, and
her fiancee, Rev. J. E.
Craig of Bessemer City.
? Margrace Woman's club
will honor members of
the Park Grace Elemen
tary school faculty at a
covered dish supper in
the Margrace Woman's
club house.
Saturday:
10:30 a. m. - 12 noon? Mrs. Ted
Gamble of Kings Moun
tain and Mrs. Warren
Gamble of Shelby are en
tertaining at Lily Mill
Woman's club house,
Shelby, complimenting
Miss Betty Sue Roberts,
bride-elect.
11:00 a. m - 2 p. m. ? Basse
mer City Woman's club
flower show at the Bes
semer City Woman's
club house. Meals to be
served during the hours
of 11 a, m. and 2 o'clock
P. m,
Sunday:
3:00 p. m. - 5 p. m. ? Mr. and
Mrs. C. L. Lindsay will
honor Mr. and Mrs. W.
Banks Barber at "open
house" in celebration of
the Barber's fiftieth wed
ding anniversary.
Monday:
2:45? Duplicate Bridge club
meets with Mrs. P. E.
Hendricks.
3:30 ? Circle No. 2 of Central
Methodist church meets
with Mrs. J. R. Davis.
7:30 ? Circle No. 4 of Central
Methodist church meets
with Mrs. Kelly McCar
ter.
7:30 ? Circle No. 5 of Central
Methodist church meets
with Miss Grace Davis as
hostess.
7:30 ? Circle No. 7 of Central
Methodist church meets
with Mrs. Clinton Joljy.
7:30? Circle No. 8 of Central
Methodist church meets
with Mrs. VV. R. Craig.
7:30 ? Circle No. 9 of Central
Methodist church meets
with Mrs. I. B. Goforth,
Sr.
7:30? Rebecca Long circle of
First Baptist church
meets with Mrs. D. E.
'Tate with Mrs. E. C.
Martin as co-hostess.
Mrs. A. J. Argo, return
ed missionary, is to be
guest speaker.
8:00 ? Circle No. 2 of First Pres
byterian church meets
with Mrs. H. R. Nelaler.
8:00 ? Circle No. 6 of Central
Methodist church meets
with Miss Alice Averitt
as hostess.
Tuesday :
9:30 ? Dozier circle of First
Baptist church meets
with Mrs. Amos Dean.
9:45? Circle No. I of Central
Methodist church meets
with Mrs. E. W. Griffin
as hostess.
3:00? Contract Bridge club
meets with Mrs. H. M.
Heavner.
7:30? Fine Arts, International
Relations, and American
Home departments of
Kings Mountain Wo
man's club will hold a
Joint meeting at * First
Presbyterian church. A
film, "The Art of Silver
Design", is to be shown.
8:00 ? Cornelia Lea veil circle
of First Baptist church
meets with Mrs. , Paul
Patterson as hostess.
Wednesday:
3:00 ? House and Garden club
meets with Mrs. F. R.
Summers.
3:30 ? Kings Mountain Garden
? club meets with Mrs. X
A. Cheshire as hostess.
3:30? Open Gate Garden club
? meets with Mrs. Claude
Hambright. ,
Open House Sunday Marks
Couple's 50th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. W. Banks Barber
will celebrate their fiftieth wed
ding anniversary Sunday, Novem
ber 8.
? An open-house has been plan
ned for Sunday afternoon at th?
home of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Lind
say on W. Gold st. All friends and
relatives are invited to cell be
tween the hour* of 3 and 5 o'
clock p. m. Sunday "kfternoori.
THIRD BIR'THDA f ? Bitly Dee
(Rocky) Goforth, above, celebrat
ed his third birthday anniversary
Wednesday. October 28, and was
guest of h* nor at a birthday par
ty planned for him by his mother,
Mrs. Eugene Goforth and his
grandmother, Mrs. R. D. Goforth.
Roclcy Goforth Celebrated
Third Birthday Wednesday
.Mrs. Eugene Goforth and Mrs.
R. D. Goforth entertained at the
Goforth home on King st. last
Wednesday afternoon at a birth
day party honoring Rocky Go
forth on his third birthday anni
versary.'
The dining room table held a
large pumpkin jack - o - lantern
surrounded by colored autumn
leaves. Fall flower arrangements
were used throughout the home.
Games were played on the Go
forth's back lawn, and Hallowe'
en whistles with miniature hats
ments consisting of orange iced
were given as prizes. Refresh
cup cakes decorated in Hallowe'
en design and Dixie cups with
punch were served on the back
porch which was decorated with
colored balloons.
Twenty-two guests with their
mothers attended the party. Gifts
were presented and opened for
display.
The party list included: Carol
and Frances Dilling, L>nn Har
mon, Mary Jo and Barbara Hord,
Mary Ann and Cecelia Morrison,
Kathy Neill, Robin Saunders,
Debbie Thornburg, Debbie
Timms, Libby Trott, Corky Ful
ton, Brent Go/orth, Mark Go
forth, Tommy and Jimmy Gray
son, Joey Hedden, Bill Herndon,
Buck Mauney, and Carl and Reb
Wiesener.
Before leaving, the children
were given Hallowe'en favors
with colored candies.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Allan Julian of Larch
mont N. Y. is visiting this week
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Neisler, Sr.
Miss Nancy Hardin of Char
lotte was a weekend guest of her
parents, Rev. and Mrs. R. L. Har
din.
Harold Hunnicutt was in Red
Springs last Friday where he at
tended funeral services for the
father of J. W. Baldwin of Char
lotte.
Mrs. John Rudisill, who under
went an operation In Charlotte
Memorial hospital, Charlotte,
last week is expected to return
to her home Thursday.
Mrs. C. E. Nelsler, Mrs. H. C.
Mayes, Mrs. M. A. Ware, Mrs H.
T. Fulton, and Mrs. M. L. Plonk
were in Crossnore Tuesday, going
especially to visit Mrs. Sloop's
school located in Crossnore.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Goforth,'
Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. Grady Go
forth of Charlotte returned this
week from a fishing trip spent
at Myrtle Beach, S. C.
Mrs. Vivian Glymph and Wal
ter Hurd of Greenville, S. C., and
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Green of Pac
olet, S. C., were guest of Mr. and
Mrs. H. A. Harris Sunday.
Mrs. R. H. Webb who entered
Gaston Memorial hospital Sun
day and underwent an operation
Monday is improving satisfactori
ly ?
Mayhem Minor
On Hallowe'en
The spooks and goblins moved
about In force on Hallowe'en
night last Saturday, but Kings
Mountain's contribution to the
celebration was reasonable and
nor* -destructive for the most part.
Police Chief H. A. Logan, Jr., re
ported.
School Hallowe'en parties fea
tured the celebration here, and
many coetumed youngster* par
aded on the streets ot the business
section. Others scoured tl?eir
neighborhoods for candler and
cookies using the proverbial
"trick or treat" pfoffer. General
ly, the larders were emptied in
short order, several citisens re
ported.
One lady reported seeing a pair
of chairs hung high on a tele
phone pole on Mountain street,
and a crudely lettered sign on
the window of Plonk Motor Com
p*ny, Ford dealer, advised the
purchase pf Chevrolet*.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS
' Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Robinson,
route 2, announce the birth of a
son, Friday, October 30, Kings
Mountain hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Christopher
announce the birth of a daughter,
SaitUrday, October 31, Shelby hos
pital.
j Mr. and Mrs. Odus Mayberry,
route 1, announce the birth of
a daughter, Sunday, November 1,
Kings Mountain hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gladden
announce the birth of a daughter,
Sunday, November 1, Kings
Mountain hospital.
- Mr. and Mrs; Thomas Cham
.bers, route 3; announce the birth
of a daughter, Monday, Novem
ber 2, Kings Mountain hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd E. Jack
son, city, announce the birth of |
a son, Saturday, October 31, Gas
ton Memorial hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Payne,
Shelby, announce the birth of a
daughter, Wednesday, Novem
ber 4, Kings Mountain hospital.
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Mr. and Mrs. James Hannah,
city, announce the birth of a son,
Wednesday, November 4, Kings
Mountain hospital.
,
Mrs. P. W. Ferguson of Atlanta, |
j Ga., was a guest last week of Mr. 1
and Mrs. Harry E. Page.
Dr. and Mrs. Zeno Wall of
| Shelby visited their daughter,
I Mrs. OUie Harris, Mr. Harris and
family last Friday.
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cert series at Shelby on the ev
ening of November 12. The con
cert begins at 8 o'clock. Numer
ous Kings Mountain citizens are
members of the concert associa
tion sponsoring the series.
Midview Revival
To Begin Monday
Revival services will be held
at the Midview Baptist church,
located on the G rover highway
near Morrison's old airport, be
ginning Nov. 9, through Nov. 14.
Rev. Odell Good of Green
ville, S. C., will conduct the ser
vices. Pastor Bqddy Williams In
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a friend.
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