BlUabeth Stewart, Editor
Couple's Bridge Club
Held Meeting Wednesday
Members of the Couple's Bridge
club met last Wednesday at
thte home ol Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Finger.
Prlpr to progressions, the hosts
?erved a dessert plate with cold
drinks.
? Mrs. G. E. Bridges won high
?core In bridge for the evening.
The home was attractive With
?ases of early fall flowters.
Local Teachers Enjoy
Weekend At Bon Clarken
Miss Carlylte Ware and Mrs. C.
Q. Rhyne were hostesses to a |
group of teachers at the former's
cottage at Bon Clarken last week' |
end. J
The group included, in addition
to the hostesses, Miss Fanny FVa
therstone and Miss Madeline Pat
terson, both of Belmont, and Miss
Patsy Stone and Miss Stella Pat
terson, both of Rock Hill, S. C.
Miss Peggy Dixon Honored
At Bridal Shower Wednesday
Miss Christine Holmsley and
Mrs. James Carson entertained
September 29tK ? at a lin
gerie shower at the Kings Moun
tain Nurses Home honoring Miss
Peggy Dixon, October bride
elect.
As guests arrived, they were
given green wedding bell favors.
Bridal games were enjoyed with
prjzies going to Mrs. Frances Mc
Curry and Miss Billie Bookout.
Mrs. Ginny Martin and Mrs. Car
olyn Cooke assisted the hostesses
in serving refreshments.
Miss Dixon wore a white taffe
ta dress on black figured back
ground end a corsage of red car
nations, a gift from the hostessbs.
A shower of gifts were present
ed to the honoree. Miss Jo Ann
Dixon, bride-elect, was also re
membered with a gift.
Out-of-town guests wfere Mrs.
Edythe Paul and Mrs. Earl Tins
ley, the latter the mother of the
Konoree's fiance, both of Blacks
burg, S. C., Mrs. Marie Sigmon,
of Cnerryville, and Mi's. Ruby
Connor and Mrs. Frances Mc
Curry, both of Shelby.
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED ? Mrs. Hood Hopkins, of Richmond,
Va., announces the engagement of her daughter, Roberia Thomas
tine, to Milton James McKelvie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mulhol
land McKelvie, of Kings Mountain. Miss Hopkins is a graduate of
Richmond Professional Institute of the College of William and Mary.
Mr. McKelvie is a graduate of Duke University and is now serving
in the army. A summer wedding planned.
Invitations Are Issued
To Ross-Ballard Wedding
Invitations reading as follows
are being issued in Kings Moun
tain:
Mr. and Mrs.
Emmett Edison Ross
request the honour of
your presence at the marriage of
their daughter,
Joy Dorene
to
Mr. Thcmas (Bud) Ballard
on Sunday,
the seventeenth of October
nineteen hundred fifty-four
at five o'clock
Grace Methodist Church
Kings Mountain, North Carolina
Margrace Woman's Club
Notes Fifth Anniversary
The Margrace Woman's club
observed its 5th anniversary oo
October 2 and twelvte members of
the club had dinner at Honey's
(Restaurant in Gastonia.
Covers were laid for Mrs. Geor
ge Sellers, Mrs. Floyd Gates, Mrs.
Billie Sue Slalock; Mrs. Forrest
Weaver, Mrs. Betty Medlin, Mrs.
Kay Mullinax, Mrs. Broadus
Moss, Mrs. J. .L. Blanton, Mrs.
Grady Rhea, Mrs. James Bolin,
Mrs. Ruth Lynn, and Mrs. C. W.
Falls.
Wesleyan Service Guild
Held Meeting On Tuesday
Regular meeting of the Wesle
yan Service Gulla of Grace Meth
odist church was held October 5th
at the home of Misses Loraine
and Jessie Jonas.
Mrs. D. C. Payseur, Jr., was pro
gram chairman for the meeting.
Mrs. Doc Fletcher offered the
opening prayer, and the group
sang, "The Church's One Founda
tion,"
The group gave two members,
Misses Joan and L&ona Grant,
going-away gifts, and welcomed
one new member, Mrs. Carl Price.
Mrs. -Tames Jonas conducted
the business session. Refresh
ments were servted during the so
cial hour.
?
Mrs. George Houser
Entertained At Coffee
Mrs. George Housfe? entertain
ed at her home on East Ridge
street last Wednesday morning at
a coffee honoring District, and
street September 29th at a coffee
honoring District and State offi
cers who came to Kings Mountain
Wednesday to attend the District
IV meeting at the Woman's club.
Covers were laid for 15; Mrs.
Houser is president of the local
Woman's club
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Reception Honored
New. Area Teachers
New menbers of the faculty o f
Kings Mouiitain city schools were
honored at an informal reception
by the Junior and Senior Wo
man's clubs October 4th at
the Woman's clubhouse.
Mrs. Denver King, a member of
the Junior club, welcomed guests
at the front entrance to the club
and Mrs. J. E. Castle and Mrs.
Bill Eldon were at the register
and gave each guest a name plate.
Callers were directed to the re
ceiving line by Mrs. Don W. Blan
ton, and Miss Margaret Goforth,
a member of the Senior club, in
troduced guests to the new teach
ters an-1 officers of both clubs.
Mrs, J. H. Arthur and Mrs. B.
A. Murray, of the Senior club, di
rected callers to the, refreshment
table. Mrs. H. D. Ward presided
at the punch service, and Mrs.
Furman Wilson, Mrs. F. A. Mc
Daniel, Jr., and Mrs, James Jo
nas served cheese straws, cookies,
and mints. :
Mrs. Martin Harmon, a mem
ber of the Senior club, presented
the music during the reception.
The refreshment table was cov
ered with a green burlap cloth
and a fruitarrangemcnt was used
for a centerpiece. Yellow, gold,
and orange flower arrangements
in gold vases were used in the
lobby, on the piano, and in other
rooms of the clubhouse.
Mrs. B. N. Barnes said the
goodbyes.
Hostesses foV the meeting were
Mrs. H. D. Ward, Mrs. W. B. Lo
gan, Mrs. James Jonas Mrs. F. A.
McDaniel, Jr., and Mrs. James
Castle.
Methodist WSCS Honor
Former Pastor Tuesday
The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service of Grace . Methodist
church honored their pastor and
his family at their regular meet
ing October 5th at the home of
Mrs. T. J. Ellison.
Rev. and Mrs. C. L. Grant mo
ved Wednesday to Stokesdale.
The group gave them a gift, and
the ladies class of the church
gave Mrs. Grant a wrought-iron
lamp.
Mrs. George Kennedy, the
president, presided over the
business session. Mrs. Plato Hea
vner, program chairman, intro
duced the program, "Jesus Christ
? The Way" and Mrs. Frank
Ballard &nd Mrs. Paul Howard
assisted on the program.
Mrs. Laura Ballard was co
hostess for the meeting. Ice
cream with cake was served dur
ing tfoe social hour.
Kings Mountain Women
Attend Golf Tournament
Mrs. C. D. Blanton, Mrs. Earle
Byrd, Mrs. Henry Nelsler. Mrs.
Paul Nfeisl.er, Mrs. John Smath
ers, and Mrs. Hal Ward repre
sented Kings Mountain Country
club at an invitational golf tour
nament held at Shelby Tuesday,
October 5.
Morganton, Gastonia, Kings
Mountain, and Shelby -clubs
composed the teams playing.
Sixty women attended the tour
nament and luncheon.
LET'S I
'art* I
In the Second- Century
BC an ancient gentleman
named Antipaier compil
ed a list of the Seven Won
ders of the world. Of this
impressive list only the
pyramids of Egypt are
still around; the Colossus
oi Rhodes, the hanging
gardens of Babylon, the
Temple of Diana and the
rest having long since giv
en up to the ravages of
time.
After considerable thoug
ht on the subject (three
minutes) \ve tried to com
pile an up-to-the-minute list
of seven new wonders of the
world. We flirted with such
intriguing marvels as super
sonic jets, anti biotics, bub
ble gum, electronic brains,
chlorophyll ?Tog biscuits,
and the fantastic reflexes of
the driver behind who man
ages to blast his horn the
exact spilt - second the traf
fic light turns green. We
toyed, too, with teen-age
slanguage, 3-D, Liberace,
thermonuclear tomfoolery,
the high cost of low living
and Sunday traffic. Finally
we came to the conclusion
that Antipater of Sidon had
us whipped. We're in a roc
ket age, friends, where the
wonders of today are old hat
tomorrow'. Even Jack Ben
rfy's ability to stay a boyisn (
39 years isn't likely to out
live the pyramid#.*
It looks as if nothing
will outlive the pyramids
but wrtfe positive the
FLCWERS you get at
ALLEN'S FLOWER SH
OP will last longer them
any yon may purchase
elsewhere, For FRESH
FLOWERS, and FLORAL
GIFTS of DISTINCTION
cou.? to 624 E. King Street
where our QUALITY to
your ECONOMY, (gdv.)
TWO-YEARS OIJ) ? Parhelia Sue I
M it chair, above; daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Gene Mitcham. of Nor
folk, Va., celebrated her second
birthday Saturday, October 9th.
She is a jtatcrnal granddaughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Mitcham,
of Kings Mountain, and a mater
nal granddaughter of Mr- and
Mr*. Lee Workman, of Hickory. .
Miss Doris Nell Hope has re
turned from a visit with her sis
ter, Miss Zelda Hope, in Raleigh.
j Mrs. Henry Neisler
Bridge Club Hostess
Friday Afternoon Bridge club
\ members met lust week at the
| home of Mrs. Henry Neisler.
Guests, invited to play with the
regular club members, were Mrs.
George H. Mauney, Mrs. S. R.
Suber, Jr.. Mrs. Dan Finger, Mrs.
Earl Byrd, Mrs. \V. S. Fulton, Jr.,
Mrs. Paul Neisler, and Mrs. Joe
MeClure.
Mrs. C. T. Carpenter, Jr., won
club high and Mrs. Fulton receiv
ed the visitor's high award, ?
Prior tp progressions, the hos- 1
tess servect a dessert course with
coffee. Dried flower arrange- j
ments decorated the hqme.
Dr. And Mrs. N. H. Reed
Entertain Bridge Club
Members of the King and
Queen of Clubs met October 4th
at the home of Dr. and Mrs. N. H.
Rf<?d.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Neisler. Jr.. !
were welcomed as new members.
Mr. and Mrs., I. Ben Goforth, Jr..
were guests of the hosts.
Mr?. Gene Timms .and Mr. j
Neisler won the bridge prizes,
and after progressions, a dessert
course with cold drinks were
served. ? '
[LIBRARY HOURS'
Jacob S, Mauney
Memorial Library
MONDAYS: 2-5 and 7-9 p. m.
TUESDAYS: 10-12 noon.
V EDNESDAYS: 10-12 noon;
2 5 and 7-9 p. m.
THURSDAYS: 10-12 noon;- 2-5
p. m. ? ? . V
FRIDAYS: 10-12 noon; 2-5 p. m.
SATURDAYS: 10-12 noon.
Grace Friendship Class
Honored Husbands Saturday
Members of the Friendship
class of Grace Methodist church
| honored their husbimds at a sup
per at th(? city picnic Area Satur
day, October 2.
A hotdo# supper was enjoyed.
Fifty-seven persons attended the
meeting.
Mrs. Andy lluffstetler, mem
ber of the class, who had a per
fect attendance record at t^>e
meetings for the past year was
given a gift of a cake by Mrs.
Virginia Hamrick, a member of
the group. ? ! ?
, Vr 5 7? ' *
Miss Sylvia Burton, Bob Hall
man, and Kenneth Hallmah visit
ed Miss Joyce. Lee in Shelby on
Sunday.
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