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Nimmons - Little
Vows Exchanged
Miss Mittie Sue Nimmons, of
Seneca and Greenville and Ful
"fori Allen Little, ' of Wadesboro
and Greenwood, S. C., ' were
married Saturday afternoon at 5
o'clock at the Boycte Memorial ;
ARP church manse.
Dr} W. L. Pw?3sly, pastor of
the church, heard the couple ex
change vows. The groom, a friend
o t the PressJvs. has visited here
a/number of times.
The bride wore a brow!n wool
suit With blue blouse and other
? accessories in brown and a top
i coat of llama wool. She wore a
White orchid at her slioulder.
Mrs. Little, daughter of R. E.
: Nimmons of Seneca and the late
Mrs. Nlpimons, was graduated
from Seneca high school and Me
dical College of Virginia School
?J Nursing, Richmond. Va., and
?1ld graduate work at Margaret
Hague Maternity hospital, Jer
sey City, N. J., and Duke Univer
l slty. She has been assistant dlrec
?, tor of nursing at Greenville Cen
tral hospital for the past six
? years.
? Mr. Little, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Hpnry W. Little of Wadesboro,
was graduated from Wadesboro
hifch school and Georgia School of
Technology, Atjanta. Ga. He Is as
sociated with Allen Brothers Mill
ing Co., Greenwood, S. C., where
the couple will bte at home after
December 12.
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Mrs. W. L Ramseur
Bridge Club Hostess
Members of the Fortnlghters
Bridge club met Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. W. L
Ramseur on Mountain street.
Guests Invited to play with the
regular club members were Mrs.
Hugh A. 1/Ogan, Jr., Mrs. Jacob
Mauney, Mrs. John L. McGill, and
Bridge prizes went to Mrs.
Mrs. Wright, of Ingold, who is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ar
nold Klser, and family.
George llouser, who won high
for club members, and to Mrs.
Logan, who received the visitor's
prize.
Between progressions the hos
tess served a salad plate with
cookies and spiced tea.
Couples Entertained
Bridges Clubs Friday
Mr. ahd Mrs. W. S. Fulton, Jr..
and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Anthony,
Jr., entertained members of the
Couple's Bridge -club and the Hl
Lo Bridge club at the home of
the iormfcr couple Friday even
ing.
Guests were Invited to play at
four tables. Mr. and Mrs. Grady
Howard were invited to play with
the regular members.
Prior to the bridge games, a
hot-dog supper was enjoyed.
PrLies in bridge went to Mrs.
Grady Howard. Mr. and Mrs. S.
R. Suber, Jr., and G. E. Bridges.
Rayfields Entertained
At Dinner On Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rayfleld
were hosts Sunday at a birthday
dinner honoring Mrs. J. J. Thorn
burg and Mrs. Frank Hamrick,
who were observing birthday an
niversaries.
A yellow cloth covered the din
ing room table. A green and yel
low birthday cakc was the table
centerpiece.
Attending the dinner, in addi
tion to the host couple and the
honorees, were Rev. J. J. Thorn
burg, Mr. Hamrick and daughter,
Anne, Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Lee
Putnam ahd children, Jessie and
Brenda, and Kenneth, Mickie, and
| Judy Rayfield.
Mrs. George Houser
DAR Chapter Hostess
Regular meeting of the Colo
nel Frederick Hambright chapter,
Daughters of the American Revo
lution, was held last Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
George Houser.
Mrs. C. D. Blanton, regent, led
the group in the DAR ritual and
presided over the business ses
sion.
Mrs. W. L. Mauney was in
chargt? of the program. She dis
cussed "Christmas In Colonial
Times."
j During the social hour, Mrs.
Houser served a salad plate with
I tea.
Mrs. Cline Entertained
At Dinner Party Sunday
Mrs. Florence Cline and her
son, Clyde Jenkins, entertained
a group of friends and relatives
at dinner Sunday at their home
Miss Sarah Biddlx, daughter of .
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick William
Biddix, of Spruce Pine, and Clar
encte Lee Earley, Jr., son of Mrs.
Clarence Lee Earley, Sr., of Kings
Mountain, and the late Mr. Ear
ley, were married Saturday even
ing, November 27, in Spruce
Pine's First Presbyterian church.
The Rev. Robert Hi Jordan, pas
tor of the bride, and Rev. Augus
tus R. Craig, pastor of Ruther
fordton's First Presbyterian chur
ch, were the officiating ministers.
A program of wedding music
was presented by Mrs. John. F.
Roth of Sprucb Pines, organist,
and Miss Louise Hobson of Pied
mont, S. C., and John F. Roth,
soloists.
Given in marriage by her fath?
er, the bride wore a wedding!
gown of imported lace over satin,,
featuring a shirred basque bodice'
with high round tulle yokte and
draped off * shoulder fischu. Her
fingertip - length veil of imported
silk illusion was draped from a
half - hat of lace and seed pearls.
She carried a bouquet <?t step
hanotis centered with white or
chids and showered with white
satin streamers.
Miss Joyce Tucker, of Concord,
a college roommate of the bride,
lrodge Officers Honored
Af Turkey Dinner Friday
Boyce Gault, master of Fair
view Lodge No. 339 AF and AM
entertained officers of. the lodge
at a turkey dinner last Friday
night.
Officers for the year ending, in
addition to Mr. Gault, are Em
met t Ross, senior warden, Jimmy
Simpson, junior warden, T. A.
Harmon, senior deacon, Tommy
Tin'dal), junior deacon, Fred Wea
ver, steward, Paul Cole, chaplain,
J. C. Keller, treasurer, and J. H.
McDanlel, Jr., secretary.
on Llnwood Drive.
Covers were laid for Mr. and
Mrs. L. B. Turner, Mrs. G. F.
Hammett and son, Roy Hammett,
Mr. and Mrs. Luco Jenkins and
son, Billy, and Mr. and Mrs. R~
S. Lynn and son, Richard, all of
Kings Mountain, and Mr. and
Mrs. Flette Goforth and children,
Jerry and Billy, and Miss Sue
West, all of Grover.
Forrtest Sipes and Gene Hughes
visited relatives in Old Fort on
Sunday.
Miss Sarah Biddix Wed November 27th
To C. L. Earley, Jr. In Church Rites
was maid of honor, and brides
j maids were Miss Elizabeth Ann
Hennessee, of Marion, cousin of
Ithfe bride, Miss Ann While sell, of
Ramseur, Mrs. Glenn McCulley,
of Winston - Salem, and Miss
Louise Hobson, of Piedmont, S. C.
William Richard Harper, of At
lanta, Ga., was the groom's best
man, and usher-groomsmen were
Frederick William Biddlx, Jr., of
Spruce Pine, the bride's brother,'
William A. Farrington and Ed
ward H. Smith, both of Kings
Mountain, and Wood B. Rawles,
of Shelby. .
Immediately after the cere
mony the bride's parents enter
tained at a redeptlon at their
home.
Mrs. Earley was graduated
Worn Harris high school, Spruce
f?ine, and Queen's college, Char
lotte, where she was a member of
Phi Mu National Sorority. She
holds the position of secretary
at Spruce Pine Lumber Co.
Mr. Earley attended Wofford
college, Spartanburg, S. C., and
Is directory advertising salesman
for Southern Bell Telephone and
Telegraph Co.
Alter a wedding trip to Florida,
the couple will make their home
in Spruce Pine.
Junior Woman's Club
To Conduct Clothing Drive
The Junior Woman's Club at
its meeting Monday night at the
Woman's club made plans for a
clothing drive, received five new
members into the cluib, and
heard a Chrstmatf program.
Persons Who wish to donate
any ,used clothing to the drive
may contact Mrs. A T. MoGinnis,
Jr., at telephone Number 162-W,
Mrs. F. A. McDanlel, Jr., at 464-R,
Mrs. James Dover, at 1182-J, or
any member of the club. Clothes
will be picked up on December
16th and 17th, and the local iRed
Cross chapter will distribute the
clothes to Kings Mountain area
needy families. Mrs. J. W. Web
ster Is drive chairman.
Members also heard a report
from Mrs. D. W. Blanton, chair
man of the Caswell Training
School Project. She reported that
the club had mailed 67 gift box
es to the school. ?
New members of the club,
present for Monday night's
meeting, were Mrs. Paul Hord,
Mrs. James Dover, Miss Margaret
Cole, Miss Mary Bess Plyler, and
Mrs. Louis Sabettie. Visitors
were Mrs. Paul Neisler, Jr., Mrs.
J. T. McGlnnls, Jr., Mrs. John Ca
veny, and Miss Elizabeth Stew
art.
Mrs. Charles Alexander was
program chairman for th? meet
ing, and she presented Mrs. F A..
McDanielr Jr., who gave the
Christmas reading, "A Star Is
Born," and Mrs. E. R. Goter, who
sang several Christmas selec
tions and led the group In sing-.
Ing Istmas carols. Mrs. Goter
was accompanied at the piano
by Mrs. John Caveny.
Mrs. W- R. Hudspeih, the pres
ident, presided over the business
session. Mrs. F. A. McDanlel, Jr.,
conducted an auction sale after
the meeting was adjourned.
Red tapers and holly, cedar,
and pine starred with red, silver,
and gold Christmas ornaments
provided decoration for the re
freshment table. Candles and
ivy were used at each window
In the dining room, and candies
With greenery were used on the
piano.
Hostesses for the meeting were
Mrs. Clyde Jolly, Miss Margaret
Harmon, Miss Frances Edens,
and Miss Diana Gamhle. Deco
rated sandwiches with fruit cake,
potato chips, red Christmas
stockings filled with candy, and
Russian tea were served.
Come to ALLEN'S for Christmas Flowers and deco
rative aids. Flowers add much to the home at Christ
mas time.
Decorative Aids
Door Swags
Centerpieces
Cemetery Wreaths
Novelties
Plants
Poinsettias
(white or red)
Cyclamen
Christmas Begonias
Azaleas
Dish Gardens
Corsages and Cut Rowers for Christmas Season Parties
Flora! Materials for your own do-it-yourself Christmas Decorations
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Betrothal Announced
Mr. and Mrs. James Edwin Mc
Ulnnis, of Grover, announce the
Engagement of their daughter,
Myra Joyce, to Eddie Tucker, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Walter
Tucker, ol Kings Mountain.
Miss McGinnis Is a junior at
Grover high school. Mr. Tucker,
a graduate of Grover high schooL
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