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Elizabeth Stewart, Editor
Wedding Party Feted
At Friday Calce Cutting
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett E. Ross
entertained at a cake-cutting com
plimenting members of the Ross
Crawford wedding party Friday
evening following the church rfe
hearsal for the wedding at their
home on Linwood road. .
Miss Ross wore an aqua blue
dress of silk shantung With three
quarter length sleeves and trim
med in beads and rhinfestones at
the neck. She wore at her shoul
der a bronze orchid corsage.
The refreshment table, over,
laid with a white cutwork cloth,
wis centered with a wedding cake
and flanked on each side by a
three-branched candelabra hold
ing white lighted tapers. A mini
ature wedding cake topped with
bride and groom figurines was
set at one end of the table, iu?d
trays of salted nuts and home
. made mints were placed on the
table. .
After the bride and groom had
cut the first piece of cake, Mrs.
J. E. Mauney cut and served the
cake to the guests.
Mrs. T. J. Ellison poured punch
from a silver punch bowl set on
a side table, overlaid with a white
cloth, and decoratcl with ftern
and Ivy. Mrs. Wesley Riddle, Mrs.
Plato Heavner, Miss Doris Rid
dle, Mrs. D. C. Payseur, Jr., Mrs.
Bill Mcpinnis, Mrs. Wallace
Shockley, Mrs. Bobby Ware, and
Mrs. Joe Hendrick assisted in ser
ving refreshments.
An arrangement of chrysanthe
mums and fern was used as a
centerpiece for the mantel. Three
candles in silver candleholders
were used at each side of thte man
tel.
Other floral arrangements
were used on the buffet, and an
arrangement of tulips and gladio
li was used on the register table,
where Mrs. Andy Iluffstetler
kept the guest register.
Forty ? two guests, including
members of the two families, the
wedding party, and out-of-town
relatives and friends attended.
Birthday Dinner Sunday
Complimented Frank White
Mrs. Frank White entertained |
at a surprise birthday dinner Sun- 1
day complimenting her husband,
whQ was ctelebrating his 34th
birthday anniversary.
Dinner was served at 12 1
o'clock in the dining room of the
home, which was beautifully de- j
corated for the occasion. A birth
day cake was used as a center
piece for the dinner table.
Plactes were set for Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Murphy and children,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hullender and
Bobby Hullender, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Hullender and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Ledford and chil
dren, Mrs. Ralph Hullender and
son, H. H. White, Mrs. W. C. Led
ford, and Mr. and Mrs. White.
Mr. White was the recipient of
many nlde and useful gifts, which
he opened and displayed to his
guests.
Mrs. Jimmy Willis
Bridge Club Hostess
Friday Afternoon Bridge club
members met last week with
Mrs. Jimmy Willis as hostess at
her home.
Guests invited to play, in addi
tion to club members were Mra.
L. E. Abbott and Mrs. Howard |
Jackson.
Mrs. Bruce Thorburn was high j
score' winner In bridge for the af
ternoon, and Mrs. Bruce Mc
Danfel won the club's second-high
award.
During progressions, the hos- 1
tess served a dessert course with |
coffee. Bowls of Jonquils and oth
er spring flowers were used in
decoration throughout the home.
Two Are Hostesses
At Party Saturday
Mrs. Ray Chllders, of Kings
Mountain, and Mrs. Clarencte
Wright, of Grover, entertained at
the home of Mrs. D. A. Wright in
Grover Saturday . evening at a
household bridal shower paying
compliment to Mrs. Bobby Bowen
of Grover, a recent bride.
Games werte directed through
out the evening, and prizes pre
sented to winners in games. Re
freshments consisting of open
faced sandwiches, cake, peaches
toppled with whipped cream, and
coffee, were served. , jk rLi
MN? Bowen was presented with
a shower of household gifts from
t hp guests attending the party.
She is the forner Miss Betty
Gllliams of Kings Mountain.
Taught
At Presbyterian Meeting
? tdfrthr'i ? Training courses
were taught Worths j the
Church of First Presbyterian
church here in meeting last Tues
day night.
Mrs. R. L. Ellis of Splndale
conducted a cour> ? historians,
Mrs. P. D. Patrick was teacher
a ee ktm'.an "World JttnUiv',
and Mrs. Paul Mauney and oth
er workers taught special cour
Mrs. E. T. Plott, president of
the church woman's organization
of First Presbyterian church, of- 1
fered the opening prayer and wel
comed the group.
Following the meeting, a social
? enjoyed in thte church
Hall. Coffee and cook
passed by members of
Followini
Fellowship
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Torok - White
Vows Exchanged
Miss Marian Torok of Lansing,
Michigan and Fred A, White,
USN, of Charleston, S. C., and,
Kings Mountain were united In
marriage In a simple ceremony
at the home of the groom's sis
ter, Mrs. Hudie Randolph, in
Gaffney, S. C., Saturday evening
at 7 o'clock.
The Reverend William P. Ger
berding, D. D., pastor of Saint
Matthews Lutheran church, heard
the couple pledge vows of the
single-ring rites before an impro
vised marriage altar in the living
room of the home.
Houston Smith, of Kings Moun
tain, attended the groom as best
man.
For her wedding, the bride
wore a two-piece navy blue suit
with navy and winter white ac
cessories. She carried a white
Bible topped with a white purple
throated orchid showered with
white satin streamers.
Mrs. D. L. White, the groom's
mother, wore a black suit with
black and white accessories. Mrs.
J. P. Miller, of Kings Mountain,
Mrs. Marvin Davis and daughter
and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bailtey,
the groom's grandparents, all of
Gaffney, S. C., attended the cere
mony.
The bride, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Stephen Torok of Lansing,
Michigan, is a graduate of Lan
sing city schools and is employed
in the offices of Farm Insurance
Bureau, in Lansing.
The bridegroom, son of Mr.
and Mrs. D. L. White of Kings
Mountaih, attended Kings Moun
tain high school and has served
with the US Navy for the past
three years. He is stationed tem
porarily at the Charleston Naval
Base, Charleston, S. C., where the
couple will be at home.
American Legion Auxiliary
Held Meeting On Thursday
Members of the American Le
gion Auxiliary met Thursday
night the home of Mrs. D. E.
Tate on Wells street with Mrs.
Sam Collins and Mrs. C. L. Black
as co-hostesses.
A devotional was led by Mrs.
Black, chaplain, at the beginning
of the meeting, and Mrs. Clar
ence L. Jolly, prtesident, conduct
ed the business session.
Regular "poppy sale" conduct
ed by the Auxiliary will be con
ducted, Mrs. Jolly announced, on
May 29. Auxiliary members voted
to purchase 2,000 popples to sell.
Mrs. Eugene Steffy was welcom
ed by the group as a new mem
ber.
Mrs. F. R. McCurdy, program
chairman, had arranged a quiz
program on "Flag Etiquette" and
"The Constitution."
During the social hour, the hos
tesses passed dessert plates of
cherry pie and tea.
Two Are Hostesses
At Shower Thursday
Mrs. Joe McDanlel and Mrs.
M. A. Hill were hostesses Thurs
day night at the home of Mrs.
Hill at a bridal party and shower
paying compliment to Miss Fran
ces Leo of Boiling Springs, whose
marriage to Tommy Yarborough
of Kings Mountain took place
Sunday.
The brldte- elect wore a purple
velveteen dress with matching ac
cessories and a shoulder corsage
of pink split carnations, gift from
the hostesses.
Games were enjoyed through
out the evlenlng and prizes pre
sented to winners in the games.
Yellow Jonquils and bowls of
snapdragons .were used In deco
ration throughout the home.
Decorated " cake squares, ice
cream in glngter ale, salted nuts,
and potato chips were served, and
Miss Lee was presented .a show
er of househould gifts from the
36 guests making up the party
list
Hostesses' gift to the honoree
was a gift of household linen.
Baptist Church Circle
Held Regular Meeting
Kathaleen Mallory circle mem
bers of First Baptist church held
their February meeting la?t wetek
with Mrs. E. R. Roberts as hos
tess at her home.
Mrs. Jack Hullender, circle
chairman, conducted the business
session before a program present'
ted by Mrs. BUI Hullender, pro
gram chairman for the month.
Topic of the program, was
P"Great Things for God." During
the social hour, the hostess was
assisted In serving delicious re
freshments. v.. -
Mrs. J. E. Anthony, Jr.
ARP Circle Hostess Monday
Mary Kennedy circle members
of Boyoe Memorial ARP church
met Monday night with Mrs. J.
*. Anthony Jtr., as hostess at her
home
Mrs. Oscar McCarter, program
chairman for the meeting, Intro
duced Rev. W. L. (Pressly, pastor
oi Boyce Memorial ARP church,
who spoke to " the group on
"Christian Education."
Mrs. John Gamble; circle
chairman, aftd Mrs W. TL Gar
rard presented the Btble study,
and Mrs. Gamble conducted the
?business ?enslon after the pro
; During the social hour, the
hostess was assisted In serving
refreshment*. The home was de
corated with txmls of Jonquils,
potted plants^ and 'water
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