Ladies Honored
By Woman's Club
Members of the American
Home and Education Department
of Kings Mountain Woman's
club entertained at an informal
afternoon Christmas p'/rty Tues
day at the Woman's club.
The pafty complimented ''Gold
en Age" citizens of the communi
ty. Forty members of the group
attended the party in addition to
charter members of the organi
zation and members of the host
club.
The Woman's club low*1 r floor
was decorated with Christmas ar
rangements and throughout the
club lounge and entrance hall,
decorations of red and green were,
used.
Guests were grebted by Mrs.
R. D. Arrowood and Mrs. J. T.
Lathem. co-chairmen of the de
partment. at the front entrance to
the club. Christmas corsages were
pinned on each guest by Mrs. H.
C. Mayes, Mrs. J. L. McGlll, and
Mrs. J. H. Arthur. ?
Addrtess of welcome was given
by Mrs. H. C. Mayes In the dining
room, where guests were seated.
Mrs. Franklin Pethel led the
group In carol singing before a
program presented by Mrs. P. L.
Shore, Jr., who read "My Son" as
a- recitation. Robert Morris, Jr.,
sang as a solo, "Silent Night."
The program was closed by a
group song, "Joy To The World."
Mrs. J. H. Arthur and Mrs, B.
N. Rarnes poured tea from a re
freshment table overlaid with a
green satin cloth, flanked on eith
er side by silver candelabra hold
Second Baptist Circle
Held Meeting Tuesday
Mrs, H. H. Smith was hostess
to members of the Rachel Hum*
phries circle of Second Baptist
church when thb group met for
their December meeting Tuesday
night.
Eight members were present
'and the group participated In a
program entitled "Christmas
And On Earth Peace". Mrs. Em
mtett Benfield read a devotional
and the Christmas story passage
from Luke II and a prayer open
ed the meeting. ?
Mrs. Henry Carroll closed the
meeting with prayer. Others as
sisting in the program were Mrs.
S. O. Kirby and Mrs. Farmer,
During thfe social hour, the hos
tess was assisted in serving re
freshments by Mrs, B. R. Tate.
The January meeting of the cir
cle will be held at the home of
Mrs. S. O.' Kirby.*
: ;
ing rfcd lighted tapers. Bases of
the candelabra were entwined
with arrangements of frosted
fruits.
Mrs. C. T' Thomasson, Mrs. P.
E. Hendricks, Mrs. Boyer Mur
ray, Mrs. David Saunders, and
Mrs. J. L. McGill assisted in pass
ing decorated sandwiches, cook
ies, and party donuts.
Charter members recognized at
the event were Mrs. C. E. Neisler,
Mrs. J. E. Aderholdt, Mrs. H, T.
Fulton, Mrs. S. A. Mauney, Mrs.
H. N. Moss. Mrs. B. M. Ormand,
Mrs. E. L. Campbell, all of Kings
Mountain, and Mrs. George Pat
terson of Gastonia.
Lily Austin Circle
Held December Meeting
Members of the Lily Austin
Circle of Second Baptist church
held their December meeting
Tuesday night at the home of
Mrs. Archie Burton with Mrs,
I la Fipps as co-hostess.
Mrs. Jack Stono opened the
meeting with prayer followed by
a devotional reading by Mrs. L
W. Ledford. Mrs. Fipps presented
a short talk for the program en
titled, "Christmas", and Mrs.
Burton read "The Blessedness of
Christmas," A silent meditation
period and a directed prayer led
by Mrs. Marvin Wright closed the
program.
The living room of the hos
tesses' home was decorated with
Christmas decorations. One end
of the room held a Christmas
manger scene decoration with the
other end made to resemble a
commercialized Christmas seen*?.
Gifts were exchanged during
the social period and the hostess
es served a salad plate with ac.
cessories. Mrs. Lloyd Alexander,
Mrs. Westey Riser, Mrs. Howard
Allen, and Mrs. Audley Tignor
were welcomed Into the group as
new members.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Mr. and Mrr. Donald G. Heav
ner of Cherryvllle announce the
birth of a son, Donald Gene Heav
n'er, - Jr., Wednesday, December
2, Garrison General Hospital,
Gastonia. Mrs. Heavner 's em-'
ployed in Kings Mountain by Del
linger's Jewelry.
Pfc. and Mrs. Kenneth Mtetcalf,
route 1, announce the birth of a
daughter, Thursday, December 3,
Kings Mountain hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rogers an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Friday, December 4, Rings Moun
tain hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Smith an
nounce the birth of a son, Satur
day, December 5, Rings Moun
tain hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Gaston Grigg,
route 3. announce IhW birth of a
son, Wednesday, December 9,
Shelby hospital.
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boeial Calendar
Thur$day: '
2:45 ? Members of the Ace of
Clubs will meet with Mrs.
Fred Plonk as hostess at
her home on Crescent
ClrcK
7:00 ? Regular meeting of Mar
grace Girls club at Mar
grace Woman's club
house.'
7:30 ? Town and Country Gar
den club meets with Mrs.
D. W. Blanton as hostess
at her home on Canter
bury Road.
7:30 ? American Legion Auxili
ary meets with Mrs. H.
D. Ward as hostess at
her home on W. Moun
tain street.
Friday:
5:00 . 9:00? Harvest Festival
sponsored by members
of the Bethware School
Parent ? Teacher Associa
tion with sale of chicken
pie and oyster suppers
to begin at five o'clock.
7:00? Regular meeting of Mar
grace Woman's club at
Margracte Woman's club
house.
7" 30? Regular meeting of Eas
tern Star at Masonic
Hall. Business meeting.
Saturday :
8:00 ? Rehearsal for the Wright
-Seism wedding in Cen
tral Me'thodist church.
9:00 ? Miss Pashia Wright, Mrs.
R. B. Osborne, and Mrs.
W. F. Osborne are enter
taining at a cake-cutting
at Kings Mountain Wo
man's club, compliment
ing members of the
Wright - Seism wedding
party following the
church rehearsal.
Sunday:
4:00 ? The wedding of Miss
Martha Joann Wright
and Clyde Elem Seism of
Lawndale will be solem
nized in Central Metho
dist church.
Idonday:
2:45 ? Mrs. W. K. Mauney, Jr.,
? will entertain mbmbers
of the Duplicate Bridge
club at her home on E.
Gold street.
3:00? Ann Hasseltine Circle of
First Baptist church
meets with Miss Virginia
Cole as hostess.
3:30 ? Loula Herndon Circle .of
First Baptist church
meets with Mrs. A. W.
Kincaid as hostess.
3:30 ? Minnie Alexander Circle
of Boyce Memorial ARP
church meets with Mrs.
Lona McGiil as hostess
at her home on W. Gold
street.
7:30 ? Rebecca Long Circle of
First Baptist church
meets at the home of.
Miss Btetty Knox Davis
with Mrs. Robert Smith
as co- hostess.
7:30 ? Circle No. 4 of Central
Methodist church meets
with Mrs. Baxter Pay
seur as hostess.
7:30 ? Circle No. 5 of Central
Methodist church meets
with Mrs. Sam Stallings
as hostess.
7:30 ? Circle No. 6 of Central
Methodist church metets
with Mrs. Yates Gordon
as hostess.
7:30 ? Circle No. 7 of Central
Methodist church meets
with Mrs. Clarence Peele
as hostess.
7:30? Circle No. 8 of Central
Methodist church meets
with Mrs. P. L. Shorte, Jr.
as hostess.
8:00? Mary Kennedy Circle of
Boyce Memorial ARP
church meets with Mrs.
J. N, Gamble as hostess
*t her home on W. Gold
street.
8:00? Frances Garrison Circle
of Boyce Memorial ARP
church meets with Mrs.
E. W. N\eal as hostess.
lucttaay:
9:30? Dozier Circle of First
Baptist church meets
with Mrs. N. U. Tlndall
as hostess.
3:30 ? Fine Arts Department of
Kings Mountain Wo
man's club meets with
Mrs. J. E. Herndon as
hostess.
3:30 ? East School Parent-Tea
cher Association meeting.
Christmas program plan
ned by East School ?iu
dents.
3:30? Kathalfeen Mallory Circle
of First Baptist church
meets with Mrs. L.
Benson as hostess.
7:30? Mrs, Aubrey Mauney will
' entertain members of the
Study Club at her home
on N. Gaston street.
7:30? Frances Hord Circle Of
- First Baptist church
meets with Miss Marjorte
Hord as hostess.
8:00? Cornelia Leavejl Circle
of First Baptist church
meets at the home of
Mrs. James E. White
with Mrs. Gus Petty as
co- hostess. Stella Austin
Girl's Auxiliary of First
Baptist church to be fet
ed at Christmas party by
clrcfc members.
8:00 ? Sophia Nichols Circle of
First Baptist Church
meets with Mrs. Jade
White as hostess.
Mrs. C. J. Oault. Sr., Voyce
I Gault. Robert Gault, Mrs. Clyde
Jolly, all of Kings Mountain, and
Mrs. Forrest Warllck of Shelby
attended funeral services for A.
H. Lucas In CohwrtW, S. C,
Sunday. I
[Mrs. fv'artir Harmon
Contract Club Hostess
Contract Bridge Club members
mfet Tuesday alternoon with Mrs.
Martin Harmon as hostess at her
home on W. Mountain street.
Among guests playing other
than club members were Mrs. J.
C. McKinney and Mrs. J. E. An
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thony, Jr. Mrs. Tolly Shulord was
winner of high score In bridge
for the evening with Mrs. An
thony winning second high a
ward.
Christmas arrangements of ber
ries and poinsettlas decorated the
hostesses' home. Following bridge
progressions, the hostess was as
si?ted In passing a salad plate
with fruit cake and coffee.
Mrs. O. C. O'Farrell, Mrs. Hay
ne Blackmer, Mrs. Nell Patrick,
and James O'Farrell have re
turned from a vacation at Cres
cent Beach, S. C.
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