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Presbyterian Circle 5 Held Meeting On Monday Members of Circle No. 5 of first Presbyterian church held their regular monthly meeting Monday afternoon with Mrs.. P. ID. Patrick as hostess. Mrs. H. N. Moss, circle chair man, called the meeting to ord . ?r and presided over the business session. Mrs. E. A. HarrlU had arranged a . program on 'World (Missions" and Mrs. Patrick, Bi ble leader, gave the Bible study for the month. During the social hour, refresh ments were served. Margrace Woman's Club Held Regular Meeting Mrs. John Clonlnger, Mrs. Wright Falls, Mrs. Shirley Cost ner, and Mrs. Joe Foster were hostesses for the Margrace Wo man's club's regular meeting at the ,club house Friday (evening. Mrs. Falls, club president, pre sided over the meeting. Members prayed in unison, "The Lord's Prayer." Reports were heard from the secretary and treasurer and Mrs. Falls appointed Mrs. Forrest Weaver and Mrs. Roy Spake as group captains of teams made up of club members to head a club fund-raising project. Object of the project, Mrs. Falls told the group, was to "See which team could earn the most montey for the club fund in a certain length of time." The losing side will be hostess to the winning side at a dinner party, she said A social houk- was enjoyed af ter the meeting, and party plates of fruit salad, cheese-ham bis cuits, deviled eggs, pickles, and coffee were served. Methodist Church Class Held Meeting On Monday Members of Circle No. Ill of Central Mfethodlst church held their regular meeting Monday af ???mnnn with Mr? W C Gantt as hostess at her home on Waco road. Mrs. Wray Williams had charge of the devotional at the beginning of the meeting and led the group in prayer, A program fen titled, "Progress of Negro Ed ucation in the South" was pre sented by Mrs. M. L. Houser, Mrs. E. B. Olive, Mrs. M. II. Biser, and Mrs. L. A. Hoke. Mrs. E. B. Olive, circle chair man, conducted the business ses sion. Ten members attended the mfeeting and one visitor, Mrs. J. C. Gantt, of Wilmington, Del., who Is visiting in the home of Mrs. Gantt. During the social hour, the hos tess, assisted by her daughter-in law served trays of assorted sandwiches with pickles, olives, carrot strips, and coffee. February Bride-Elect Feted At Bridal Party Miss Doris Yates, Miss Peggy Yates, Miss Sarah Faye Dixon, and Mrs. Jack Lail entertained j Saturday evening at the Bethle hem Fellowship Center at a bri dal shower paying compliment to Miss Phyllis Lail, bride-elect, whose wedding to Benny Gent Carpenter will take place Sunday, February 14. ? > Miss Lail wore a rose-pink silk shantung dress with navy acces sories and a white shoulder cor sage of carnations, gift of the hostesses. Thfe club house was decorated In green and white with the gift table, decorated in green and white. Places were marked with paper - shaped hearts with the names of the brldte-elect and bridegroom ? elect inscribed in the center of each. Bridal games were played throughout the evening with pri zes presented to Mrs. Carl Mc Glnnis, Mrs. Ralph Arrow ood, and Mrs. J. S. McSwain. Refreshment plates consisting of assorted sandwiches, individ ual cakes iced in green with cam died wedding bell decorations on the top, salted nuts, and cold drinks werte served by the hos tesses. A shower of miscellaneous gifts was presented to the honoree from the 39 guests attending the party. Gifts were opened and dis played. ,'li ? Out-of-town guests Included Mrs. Bobby Huffstetler of Gas tonia, Mrs. James Childers, Gro ver, Mrs. H. T. Phaegin, Mrs. Al berta Fraizer, and Mrs. Annie Mc Daniel, all of Shelby. Methodist Circle III f Held Meeting On Monday Members of the Phllathla Class of Grace Methodist church held their regular meeting Mon day night at the home of Mrs. Margaret Huffstetler with Mrs. Iva Mae Huffstetler as co-host ess. Mrs. D. C. Payseur, Jr., pro gram chairman for the month, had arranged a program lor the meeting. The meeting was open ed with group hymns, "He Is Mine" and "It Is Well With My Soul." Mrs. Elvia Peterson, class president, called the business part of the meeting to order and conducted the business session, rhirlnff fhp noHnl hour, refresh ments were served by the host ess, and games were directed. Mrs. P. M. Neisler Circle Hostess Monday Members of Circle No. 4 of First Prtsbyterlan church held their regular meeting Monday night with Mrs. P. M. Neisler as hostess. Fifteen circle members attended the meeting. Mrs. Paul Mauney, Bible lead er, conducted the Bible study from the Book of Acts, and Mrs. T. L. Kesler, program chairman for the month, presented the pro gram on "World Missions," Miss Helen Hay, circle chair man, conducted the business ses sion, and a social hour follewed the meeting. a NEW TOR SPRING MOCCASINS Shewn here ? just one of many styles! With Neolite Soles in Beige. Red. Cream. With Crepe Soles in Black, Beige V ONLY I $2.98 SMcGINNIS DEPARTMENT STORE W. Mountain Street PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. J amies M. Bird and children, Jimmy and Nancy, of Columbia, S. C, were guests Sunday of Mrs. Will Bird and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crawford. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Davis and children, BUlie, Mikle, and Jeni fer, Bpent the day Sunday with Mr, Davis* parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Davis. They returned to their home In Albany, Ga., by plane Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. I^awrencte C. Da vis and son, Pat, of Earle, were visitors over the weekend in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Davis. Mrs. Paul Abernathy has re turned to her home in Augusta, Ga:, after a visit here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mit chem. Sheriff and Mrs. H, E. Allen of Shelby were Sunday visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Stewart. Mrs. Clyde Bridges was a visi tor in Charlotte last Thursday afternoon. ? Miss Nell McGill of Charlotte spent the weekend with her mo ther, Mrs. J. Boyce McGill. Miss Jeanene Hellman, stud ent at Queen's College, Charlotte, spent the Weekend here With her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hall man. Mrs. J. L. Counts, Miss Annie Hunter, both of Prosperity, S. C., and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Foster, of Eau Claire, S. C., were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fos ter. Joe D. Roberts, student at The Citadel, Charleston, S. C., spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Robterts. Henry Smith left Monday by train for New York City, where he Ayill leave the latter part of the week by plane for India. He has been visiting his wife and family and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Smith, here. Mrs. H. R. Parton teturned home last Wednesday from a visit with relatives in Howey-In The-Hills, Florida. Mrs. Parton's sisters, Mrs. V.. R. Davis of Way nesville and Mrs. L. G. Welch of Monroesvllle, N. J., returned to Klftga Mountain with Mis. Par ton for an over-night visit here before returning to their respec tive homes. Junior Woman's Club Elected Club Officers Members of the Junior Wo man's club heard a program on "International Relations" and e lected club officers for the year at their meeting Monday night at the Woman's club house. Mrs. James Draper, president of the Gastonla Junior Woman's club, was guest speaker for the meeting and spoke on "Interna tional Relations." She was in troduced by Mrs-, Denver King, club president. Mrs. Aubrey Mauney showed slides and pictures to the. group on "A European Trip" and dis cussed "European Conditions." A report from the nominating committee was heard, and offi cers for the year were elected. Mrs. W. R. Hudspeth was elected president of the club with Mrs. Charles Alexander, vice-presi dent, Miss Margaret Goforth, re cording secretary, Mrs. Clyde Bridges, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. J. W. Webster, chaplain. Mrs. G. C. Yelton, chairman of the "Children's Clothing Closet Drive," an annual club project, announced that old clothes should be turned In next week for distribution by the local Red Cross chapter. During the social hour, Mrs. James White, Mrs. F. A. McDan iel, Jr., and Miss May Sue Go forth served refreshments. Two Are Hostesses For Circle Meeting Members of Circle No. II of the First Presbyterian Church held their regular meeting Monday night at the home of Mrs. O. P. Lewis with Mrs. W. D. Bennett as co hostess. Mrs. P. D. Patrick, Bible lead er, brought the Bible study from the Book of Acts, and Mrs. Her man Campbell, program chair man, presented th$ program on "World Missions." Mrs. George Moss, circle chair, man, conducted the business ses. slon. After the meeting, a social hour was enjoyed. The hostesses served a tea courste with dessert. Mrs. E. T. Plott, president of the Women-of-the-Church, was a guest of the circle. Monday Birthday Party Honored Stove Senders Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Sanders en tertained st their home Monday afternoon complimenting their son, Steve; on his seventh birth day anntversfit^. ? Games were directed through' out the afternoon by Mrs. San ders and Wmp mother, Mrs. Whit ney Wells, and the hostesses were assisted in passing party refresh ments by Mrs. Morris Tlmii%^ Valentine decorations were us ed throughout ^ homte. Guests attending the party Included Kay McDan lel, Gary Dean Stewart, Ann Sanders, Jimmy Cloninger, Ronnie Timms, Chris and Jimmy Press ley, and Sheila Graham. \ Royal Ambcttuusn To Moot In Sholby BESSEMER CITY ? February 27 will mark a red tetter day in the life of more than 1,000 boys as they meet at Shelby First Bap tist church. It will be a day of Roya* Ambassador ? demonstra tions. Missionary Rev. W. H. Mo Ginnis, at home on furlough from Gold Coast, Africa, will be pre sent, and a mile long parade will be a feature of thfc program. Rev. Fred Forester, Bessemer City pastor and Royal Ambassa dor leader for nine Baptist As sociations, says that reports show that one of the largest religious boys assemblies fever assembled In the Piedmont section of our state for a mile long parade will Invade Shelby. Some 14,000 Baptist boys live in the nine Baptist Associations that makes up the Hickory Divi sion. This throng of boys come from homes of Baptist parents or prefer the church. Some 424 co operating Baptist churches make untold plans and open their doors to these boys. The W. M. U. with Mrs. Terry Smart, Forest City, as president has a youth leader in each a*sy clatlon to help plan for Aiuba&sa dor life for the boys. They arte Mrs. Lock Tate, Marlon; Mrs. John Beam, Morganton; Mrs. Lu ther Hawkins, Belmont; Mrs. Charles Bailey, Rutherfordton; Mr*1. Lansford Jolley, Boiling Springs; Mrs. James Edwards, Forest City; Mrs. Roy Beals, Newton; Mrs. B. R. Holbrook, Hilderbran; Mrs, C. W. Apple white, Statesvllle; with Miss Er lteen Gaskin of First Baptist church. Hickory, as youth leader over all this talented group. Each of these district Associations have boys leaders for Royal Ambassa dci?. Kev. G. L. Royster, Hickory, has just agreed to fill the long vacancy as Royal Ambassador leader in the South Fork Asso ciation, the other R. A. Lfeaders are Rev. W. E. Walker, Old Fort; A. F. Edwards, Morganton; Ladd Maxwell, Gastonia; Odis Lane, Rutherfordton; Mrs. L. P. Wil liams, Shelby; Lee Relnhardt, Fo rest City; Clarence Berry, Icard; Rev. A. M. Kiser, Fork in States ville arfea. These twenty-one lead ers are now promoting R. A. work in some 256 churches with some 300 local church leaders. Local chapters of R. A. work are grow ing at the rate of some 20 chap ten every six month*. / Mayor King of Shelby saya they will be ready for morte than 1000 boys In Shelby lor the first Hic kory Division R. A. Congress on February 27. Mayor King also hopec that other town mayors will come along with their boys for this history making day. Fire was almost universally ?believed to ibe an element dur ing the (Middle Ages, although studies disprove such theories had been made as early as the Fourth Century B. C. SUBSCRIBE TO TE3 HERALD The flare for pert prettiness which is Spring '54 is expressed throughout our spring collec tion of Suits and Toppers made by outstand ing manufacturers. '? 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