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?r ;< < < < '</ % Elizabeth Steviart, Editor Two Are Hostesses ' At Dessert - Oridge Mrs. J. E. Herndon and Mrs. F, R. Summers entertained at Kings Mountain Country club Saturday afternoon at a dessert- bridge Valentine party. Tables were laid for refresh ments.anM the hostesses were assisted lh passing a ressert course with Russian tea. Bridge was played at 18 tables during the afternoon with high score prize going to Miss Marion Arthur. Other bridge winners were Mrs. Hal Plonk, Mrs. Fred Plonk, Mrs. J. C. Smathers, and Mrs. J. Bridges. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. JLadil W. Hamrlck of Boiling Springs and Miss Frances Sum mers and Miss Virginia Sum mers, both of Charlotte. Red and white decorations were used throughout the club, and the Saint Valentine Day theme vwas carried out In refresh ments. Mrs. Marvin Wrtght Monday Circle Hostess Lily Austin Circle Members of Second Baptist church held their regular monthly meeting Monday night with Mrs. Marvin Wright as hostess at her home. Mrs. Pearl Kiser opened the meeting with prayer and a devo tional - meditation was read by Mrs. Wright, the hostess. Miss Mabel Burton discussed, "Great Things For God" as a part of the program with Mrs. I. W. Ledford reading "The Son" and Mrs. Ethel Tignor reading, "Beyond Troubles". The program was closed with prayter by Mrs. Howard Allen. During the social hour, the hos tess was assisted in passing deli clous refreshments. Charlotte Harrill To Appear In Role Charlotte Harrill, nlnfeyear old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harrill of Clearwater, Fla., and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Beam of Kings Mountain, la tr. play a nfrrt in the Broadway hit play, "The Happy Time" opening next week at the Capitol Theatre, In St Peters burg, Fla. ?Shte has appeared In the Clear water, Fla., Little Theatre pro duction of "Guest in the House" and other Little Theatre spon sored productions given by the Clearwater theatrical group. Miss Harrill also played a part in the Kings Mountain Little Thfe- , at re sponsored, "The Sword of | Gideon", here a summer ago. Methodist Church Circle Held Meeting On Monday Members of Circle No. 6 of Cen tral Methodist church hold their regular monthly meeting Monday night at the homt* of Mrs. Oren Fulton with Mrs. David Saunders as co-hostess for the meeting. Mrs. C. J. Gault, Jr., program chairman for February, present cd the program on "Negro Work in the Church". Each member read a part on the program and discussed the topic. Mrs. J. C. McKinney. circle chairman, conducted the business session. Eleven members attend ed the meeting. During the social hour, the hos tesses, assisted by Mrs. R. D. Go. forth, served delicious refresh ments. The Valentine theme was carried out in decorations. \ ? To help assure top yields and quality from your crop? . . . make sure that you have SWIFT'S RED 3TEEK plant food on hand when you are ready to plant! ? Order now and take delivery as aoon as possible 1 Then you'll know your crops will ? ?? - ? ? * get all the nourishment they 1***1 for big yislds and the high quality that makes the Uatt profits. RED STEER BRAND "oSlwwowt? Mw? KINGS MTN. FARM CENTER Phone 836 The Store With Tht Checkerboard Sign ?W : CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY ? Steve Bandera, above, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Sanders, celebrat ed his seventh birthday anniver sary last Tuesday, February 2, and was honored at a party by his parents at their home on route two. DAR Chapter Meeting Held Last Wednesday Mrs. J. R. Da via entertained members of the Colonel Frederick Hambright Chapter of the D. A. R. at her home on Wednesday afternoon. Potted plants and ar' rangements of flowering shrubs and early spiring flowers made the rooms attractive for the meet ing. Invited guests for the after noon were Mrs. P. L. Shore, Jr., Mrs. W. L. Pressly, Mrs. E. C. Cooper, and Mrs. Mary Whitaker of New York. Nine members were present. Mrs. J. E. Heradon, regent, op ened the meeting with the regu lar D. A. R. rituai, Pledge of Al legiance and American Crebd. She then read the President General's message. During the business session, Mrs. Herndon reported that the chapter had a radio broadcast ov er Station VVKMT on the Brlcker Amendment, prepared by Mrs. W. T. Weir and read by Mrs. Hern don. Letters of thanks were read from Crossnore and the Field Di rector of the Rfed Cross as well as a letter from the Little Theatre. For the program on "The Spirit of Famous Americans", Mrs. F. R. Summers, substituting for Mrs. Clarence Plonk, gave an in teresting article on "The Spirit of America" by Rev. O'Prey from a spm'h;deliveied at the National Congress. During the social hour, the hos tess served a delicious plate with chicken in patty shells, coffee, and other accessories. Fruit cake topped with whipped cream was passed. Presbyterian Circle III Held Meeting On Monday Mrs. Harry Page was hostess to members of Circle No. II of First Presbyterian church for the circle's regular monthly meeting Monday night. Mrs. R. H. Webb, Bible leader, gave the Bible study from the Book of Acts, and Mrs. P. G. Pad. gett. program chairman, was in charge of a program for thte i meeting. A routine business was conduct ed by Mrs. J. W. Webster, circle chairman. During the social hour, the hos tess was assisted in passing home made ice cream with coffee. Duplicate Bridge Club Held Meeting On Monday Members of the Duplicate Bridge club met Monday after noon with Mrs. D. M. Peeler as hostess. Guests playing. In addition to , members, were Mrs, P, G. Pad gett, Mrs. G. E. Bridges, and Mrs. W. B. Thorburn. Mrs. W. K. Mauney, Jr., was high score winner in bridge for the afternoon with Mrs. G. E. Bridges winning the second high award. After progressions, the hostess was assisted in passing a salad plate with coffee. Seasonal flower arrangements were used In decoration through out the home. Westminister Choir Student Visited New York Churches Miss Bobbie Grantham, Junior at Westminister Choir College In Princeton, N. J., with members of the Wesley Foundation at Prin ceton, went to New York City cn a study tour last weekend. The group visited the River side Church, Ffrfth Avenue. Pres byterian church, Church of All Nations and other churches in the New Yortt area. A Bible ?tudy was conduoted Sunday at the Christ Church on Park Avenue, In New York City, which the group attended. Miss Grantham, a church mu sic major, is the daughter of Mr. and Mr*. W. G. Grantham, of Kings Mountain. Mrs. Howard Jackson Fetes Ace Of Clubs Members of the Ace of Chtbfl met last Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Howard Jackson as hostess at her home. Mrs. L. A. Abbott was high score winner is bridge for the afternoon and Mrs. Fred Plonk won second high award. Mra. W. S. Fulton, Jr., was a guest of the hostess. ? . During progressions, the host ess was assisted in passing a salad plate with dessert and coffeo. Spring flower arrangements and fruit used In decoration. ? II coin lus AT Since 1888 VALUES $ TO VALUES $ TO Because of years of volume buying, these famous manufacturers gave Sterchi's first crack at these "plums" . . , saving YOU from 40% to 60% ! 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