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H EUunbeth Stewart, Editor Made Stevenson Circle Held Meeting On Monday Members of the Made Steven win circle of Boyce Memorial ARP church met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. J. C. McGiU. . Mrs. M. A. Ware, program chairman, had arranged a pro gram for the meeting. She was as sisted in presenting the program by Mrs. John Gamble, Mrs. Gar rison Goforth, Mrs. Gene Steffy, and Miss Ava "Ware. During the business session, of ficers of the circle were elected and circle hostesses and program leaders appointed. Mrs. M. A. Ware was elected circle chairman with Mrs. Don Crawford elected secretary, and Mrs. Martin Har mon elected circle treasurer. During the social hour, Mrs. McGiU was asslr.'ed in passing refreshment*. Fourteen members attended the meeting, which was the first meeting of the circle for the church year. The home was decorated, with Jonquils and arrangements of other Bpring flowers. Sub-Deb Dance To Be Held At Country Club Saturday A Sub-Deb dance honoring Kings Mountain Country club members' children who ape In the fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth grades will be held at the Coun try club Saturday night ' from 8 o'clock until 10 o'clock. Each child may invite onb and a couple. Admission Is $1.00 per couple and reservations are re quested by noon Saturday. Hostesses for the dance will be Mr. and Mrs. Brute Thorburn, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Page, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Smathers, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Mauntey, and Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Neisler, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cooper and Dr. and Mrs. P. G. Padgett left Monday for a vacation In Palm Harbor, Fla. They will rfeturn to their homes here on Sunday. NEW EASTERN' STAR OFFICERS ? New officers of Kings Moun tain Chapter No. IKS, Orderr of the pastern Star, will be installed at a public installation service at Masonic Hall Friday night at 8 p. m. Emmett Ross, left, will be installed as worthy patron, und Mrs. Ro well Lane, right, will be installed at worthy matron. Eastern Star Officials To Take Office At Public Installation Service Friday vie? of officers of King* Moun tain Chapter, 123, Order of the Eastern Star, will be held Friday night at 8 p. m. at Masonic Hall after a half-hour business session of chapter officials at 7:30. Mrs. Rowel 1 Lane will be in stalled as worthy matron of the chapter and Emmett Rom will be Installod as worthy patron. - Other elective officers to be in stalled are Mrs. D. E. Tate, asso ciate matron, and F. R. McCurdy, associate patron; Mrs. F. A- Me Daniel, Jr., secretary, Mrs. O. A. Bridges, treasurer; Miss Helen Logan, conductress, and Mrs. Em mett Ross, associate conductress. Appointive officers are Mrs. George Hampton, chaplain; Miss Dorene Ross, marsh all; Mrs. J. C. Bridges, organist; Mrs. Tim Ho.rd, Adah; Mrs. Sam Collins, Ruth; Mrs. F. R. McCurdy, Esther; Mrs. Paul W. Owens, Martha; Miss Melba TlndaU, Electa; Miss Mary McQill, Warder; and Fletchter Wright, sentinel. Mrs. A. W. Kincald will conduct the Installation of officers, and the public is invited to attend. Duplicate Bridge Club Held Meeting Monday Duplicate Bridge club members met Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. M. Cooper with Mrs. Joe Davis as hostess. Mrs. P. E. Hendricks and Mr3. W. K. Mauney, Jrv tied for high scorte In bridge for the afternoon. During progressions, Mrs. Davis was assisted in passing a dessert course with coffee. Arrangements of spring flow ers were used In decoration throughout the home. Bridge Luncheon Held At Country Club Tuesday Regular monthly bridge lun cheon at Kings Mountain Country club was held Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. Bridge was played at two tables and luncheon was served at 1 o'clock by Mrs. B. B. Speidel, club hostess. Mrs. Hayne Blackmer won high score In bridge. Spring flow ers were used in decoration throu ghout the club. New Numbers in Children's Dresses in Printed Pique. Waffle Pique. Broadcloth. Ging ham. Organdy. Sizes 1-3; 3-6x; 7-12 Children's Skirts, Blouses, Slips, Panties assorted sizes and colors Girls' Toppers Children's $7.95 - $9.95 Socks and Shoes New Arrivals In Cotton Materials Fruit-of-the Loom Per. Finish Organ * 49c yd. 59c yd. v ,edmoat tndy Tel ePho ne 325-w Si* e? 'Of, o 18. All w lXchattdisi A Halt. t?*r yk if h4&. S *wmm. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Loy Costner, an J children oX Mound City, Mo., are spending this week with rela tives here. William Lawrence Plonk, State College student, spent the week end with his parents, Mr. andi Mrs. R. L Plonk. I Douglas Falls is spending a month's leave from the Air Force with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ;Otls Falls. Airman Falls has Just; returned from duty in Korea and the Far East Mrs. W. L. Pressly was in Shelby Tuesday and was guest speaker at a meeting of the Ex Libris Book club. Little Miss Vicky Miller of Fon tana Village, who has b*.?:i visit ing Mias Jean Arthur herte for several weeks, will return to her home -Sunday. Miss Shirley Arthur, student at Duke University, will leave Thur sday for West Palm Beach, Fla? where she will spend the spring holidays and attend a house par ty. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hughes and son, Mark, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hughes and daughter, Faye, and John Lewis Hughes, all of New berry, S. C., visited Sunday in thte home of their parents, Mr. ahd Mrs. Conrad Hughes. Miss Cornelia Ware was a guest of Jim Klmmell at the an nual Junior-Senior prom at Le jnior-Rhyne college, at Hickory, Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Joe B. Foster and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Phtfer will visit In the home of Mrs. J. L. Counts In Prosperity, S. C., Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Foster of Eau Claire, S. C., will also visit In the Counts' home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Halworth of Seattle, Washington, visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ar thur last weekend. Other guests In the Arthur home were Miss [Shirley Arthur, student at Duke University, antf her sultte-mate, Miss Garnet Menges of West Palm Beach, Fla., and Dr. Robert Kinneman of Indianapolis, Indi ana, medical student at Duke Uni versity. Now Officers Elected At Baptist GA Meeting Members of the Stella Austin GA's of First Baptist church met Tuesday af ternoon at the home of Mrs. Howard Ware, their leadter. The meeting was opened with the pledge of allegiance and wat ch word. Program for the meeting was entitled, "I Would Be True" and was presented by Barbara Brown, Jackie Merrill, Reta Hamrick, Melba Andrews, Linda White, Sa rah Cox, Margaret Wells, and Martha Lou Ware. Carolyn Walker, president, con ducted the business session and | officers to head the organization for the nbxt six months were | elected. Brenda Bridges was elected j president, Sarah' Cox, vice-presi dent, Betty Sue Kirby, secretary, Carolyn Walker, program chair man, Barbara Brown, chairman of the social committee, Brenda Thornburg, chairman of the Com munity Missions project, and Lin da White, chairman of the Mis- 1 sion program. Fourteen members attended the | meeting. During the social hour, Mrs. Ware served Ice cream and cookies. ' ARP Church Circle Held Monthly Meeting Frances Garrison circle mem bers of Boyce Memorial ARP church met Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. E. Blakely. Mrs. I. G. Patterson and Mrs. Blakely, the hostess, were pro gram chairmen for the afternoon and presented a program on "Stewardship." During the business session, members elected Mrs. Blakely chairman of the circle and ap pointed circle program topics and circle hostesses for the year. A social hour followed the busi I ness session. Ten members of the [circle attenued the meeting. Warlick Scored First In Club Bridge Games C. E. Warlick was high scorer, Sam Davis- was second and Geor ge Ilouser was third in bridge games during the months of Feb ruary and March at Kings Moun tain Country club. Scores were based on the aver lage of the five highest percent ages of the 6-game series. , Are Announced ' In Bridge Game Thursday Winners In the regular game of duplicate bridge played at Kings Mountain Country club Thursday night, awe anntmnos rTue*Uy by E. Warlick. High eeorttnl tn Ntorth-South fo ! sit] on were Mr. and Mr*. Sara Da jvi?. Dr. A. C Currants and B. C. Morrow, both of Gastonla, second. ' ' ? H Mrs. Hugh Onnaad and C. E. Warlick mxM first In Eaat-Weat position and Mr. and Mrt. George Houaer were second. MRS. EVERETT WELDON BRIDGES Allen - Bridges Vows Pledged March 15 In Simple Ceremony. In Anna, Illinois Mrs. Frances Stapp Allen of Du Quoin, Illinois, and Everett Weldon Bridges of Kings Moun tain were united in marriage In a simple ceremony at the First Presbyterian church of Anna, Illinois, on Monday afternoon, March 15, at 5 o'clock. The Reverend John W. Bur horn, pastor of the church, heard the couple exchange vows of the double-ring service. The couple entered the church together. For her wedding, the bride wore a navy blue lace dress with navy and white accessories.' The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Stapp of Du Quoin, Illinois, Is a graduate of Du Quoin Township high school and is employed as a telephone op erator by the General Telephone Con>jp*ny? In Du Quoiq, jJjL ^ H>e groom, son of Mr. and (Mrs. Everett T. Bridges of Kings Mountain, attended Kings Mountain high school and is em ployed by the Kings Mountain Polt? Department as a desk sergeant. He was formerly em ployed as a file clerk by Ideal Machine Shop, of Bessemer City. Mr. and Mrs. Bridges have re turned from a wedding trip. Mrs. Bridges wll complete her duties with the telephone company on June 15 and will come to Kings | Mountain, whiere the couple will make their home. Mis. Shorts' Father Passes , Funeral stervioes for. Alpha B. Kanipe, 77, of Del Rio, Tenn., father of Mrs. Lender Short of Kings Mountain, were conducted last Saturday at 2 p. m. at the Glenwcod Methodist church In Marlon. Rites were conducted by Rev. Paul Dennis of Marion, and Rev. Mr. Turner of Dfel Rio, Tenn. In terment was in the Neal ceme tery, Marion. Mr. Kanipe, a former resident of Kings Mountain, died at his home March 17, at 11 p. m., after a brief illness. He was a retired textile worker and farmer. Survivors Include his wife, Mrs. Dollie Poole Kanipe; two sons, Lawton Kanipe of Marion, and MaiYley Kanipe of Del Rio. Tenn.; five daughters, Mrs. Cllf'cxl Greene of Del Rio, Tenn., al*?. Cash Seay of Restbury, Va., Mrs. Lander Short of Kings Mountain, Mrs. Gteorge Hux of Newsport, _ " _ - ? ./ ~~ " ? ? \ '? ? ? ? ? 1 Teachers Attended Meeting At ttalelgh The state convention of the North Carolina Education Asso ciation, which ihet in Raleigh on March 18, 19, and 50. was attend ed by several members of the fac ulty of the Kings Mountain schools. Those who represented the lo cal teaching staff at these meet ings were: B. N. Barnes, sup't; Rowell Lane, principal; Miss Alice A veritt, teaching consultant; Mias , Helen Logan, English; I. Ben Go forth, Jr., science and math; Mrs. Helen Baker, fifth grade; Mrs. Winnie Vera Still, fourth grade; and William Oorge, principal and eighth grade teacher. Tenn., and Mrs. Vlrgie Clarke of Gastonla; 37 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. He Is also survived by one bro ther, Joe Kanlpe of Old Fort, and one sister, Annie Nobblltte of Old Fort. 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