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Thursday, March 18, 1965
KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD, KINGS MOUNTAIN, N.C.
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8 Slimnastics Class
Starts On Friday
SOCIAL
CALENDAR
Mrs. Marshall Chandler wi
instruct a ladies' exercise
class beginning Friday night
at the Kings Mountain Armo-
ry-
The one-hour class from
7:30 until 8:30 p.m. will be
held each Friday night for 10
weeks, Mrs. Chandler has an
nounced. A registration fee
of $2 will be charged.
The classes are under
sponsorship of the city rec
reation department.
Twenty-six students had al
ready enrolled this week and
Mrs. Chandler encourages
other ladies who wish to en
roll to telephone 482-2746 in Shelby. If there is sufficient
interest in a day-time class, Mrs. Chandler says she will
schedule a similar class soon.
Mrs. Chandler has been a bowling Instructor for sever
al years and has just returned from the state tournament in
^Bckory. She and her husband are active In the Western
oquare Dance club and she has been secretary for the Pied
mont Carolines Square Dance Association for three years.
A 1949 graduate of No. Three high school, she is the
mother of four sons. The Chandlers are members of Shelby's
Second Baptist church.
Tharnday:
7:30-American Legion Auxil
iary at the home of Mrs. J. M.
Rhea, Mrs. P. D. Fulton, co-host-
es!i.
Fndtiy:
12:0t> Senior Citi/ens club
covered dish luncheon at the
Woman’s club.
Motuiay:
7: IS -Executive Board of the
Woman’s club in the club lounge.
7:45—Rt^gular meeting of
Kings Mountain Woman’s club in
the club auditorium.
Tuesday:
3; 30-Contract Bridge club at
the homo of Mrs. Martin Har
mon.
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Jane Elizabeth Kincaid,
daughter of Mrs. Lossie
Lynch Kincaid, celebrated
her third birthday Feb. 20
at a party held at the home
of her maternal grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Hay
wood E. Lynch, 507 E.
Ridge street.
Colorful balloons and
caps decorated the refresh
ment table. Jane's cake was
decorated In the George
Washington birthday motif
and decorated cupcakes
carried out the same theme.
Vii'qinla Gaither Hern-
dor,, nine-year-old cousin of
the honoree. assisted her grandparents in serving cake, ice
cream and fruit juice.
Present for the party fun were Bonnie Frances and Rick
Hinnant, Julie. Pat and Sallee Durham. Ann Arthur Thomas-
• n, Darrell Austin. Jr., Robert Edward and David Andrew
jrndon, Glenn Forsythe, Mary and Melly Adams. Carla
Mauney, Melissa Neisler, and Kathy Sincox.
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Lisa Rene Tignor, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie
Tignor, will celebrate her
third birthday Friday, Mar.
19.
Young Miss Tignor is
granddaughter of Mr. and^
Mrs. Gene Tignor and Mrs.
P. A. Hawkins, all of Kings
Mountain.
A birthday party was
held Wednesday at Candy
Cane Nursery. Lisa's pink
' and white decorated birth-
< day cake was topped with
> ' Easter eggs and the cake
was served with ice cream
to other members of her
nursery class. Party favors were also distributed to the chil
dren.
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A circus party marked
L a n n y Dewitt Guyton's
third birthday March 10.
The party was held at the
home of Lanny's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Guy
ton, on Saturday. The 19
quests were given nursery^
rhyme books and whisle bat-
loons for favors. Cake, ice
cream, potato chips and
mints were served.
Lanny's birthday cake
was topped with bright
pink elephants and three
pink candles.
Lanny is grandson of Mrs.
Russell Guyton of Kings
Mountain and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Parker of Wingate.
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Mark Simmons, son of
' ' Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Sim
mons of Raleigh, celebrated
his fifth birthday Tuesday.
A birthday party for 15
children was held Saturday
at the Simmoos home with
a red and white theme car
ried out In decorations.
Mrs. Simmons decorated
around the theme, "Magilla
Gorilla" the cartoon char
acter. Mark's cake was
topped with cowboys. Hats,
balloons and horns were
given as favors. The cake
was served with ice cream.
Kings Mountain grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Foster. Mrs. Simmons is
the former Patsy Foster,
ARP School
Opens March 29
Members of Boyce Memorial
ARP church will attend the an
nual Studies In Christian Serv
ice March 29-31 at Pisgah ARP
church in Gastonia.
Leaders of the various classes
will be: Miss Mary Lew Smith,
The Child and the Christian
Faith.”; Rev. Edwin O. Byrd. Jr.,
Church Visitation and Evange
lism”; Dr. J. Calvin Smith,
Meet the Minor Phophets”; Miss
Florence Craig, “Enlisting and
Training Leader”; Miss Janet
Robinson, ‘‘Studios For Youth";
Rev. George VV. Rudisill, Tom H.
Hutchins and Rev. Rollin P.
Gibbs, "Erecting and Equipping
Church Buildings”; and Alvin
Cain and Carl Stewart, “Church
and Civic Affairs”.
Thb classes will open with a
dutch dinner March 29 from
6:45 until 7:15 p.m. An assembly
period will be held from 7:30 un
til 8 p.m. and the class period
will run from 8 until 9:30 p.m.
The first class period will start
at 7:30 on March 30 and 31 and
end at 8:20 with recess and re
freshments. The second class
pbriod each evening will 'be from
8:40 until 9:30.
Sessions are for all members
of the Synod and churches of
this area.
Moomaw To Speak
To Woman's Club
Ben F. Moomaw, suporinten-
dont of Kings Mountain Nation
al Military Park, will present a
program on “Con.servaiion”, at
Monday night’.s regular meeting
-of the Woman’s club at 7:45 p.m.
Mrs. Robert Miller is program
chairman.
Club president Mrs. John Che
shire has also announced tliati
members of the Executive Board'
would gather at 7:15 p.m. for ai
bu.siness meeting. The board;
members will meet in the lounge:
of the clubhouse on E. Mountain •
street. ,
i
Mrs. Joe Edward Boheler
I Miss Billie Ann Camp, Joe E. Boheler
Pledge Vows In Double-Ring Ceremony
Grover’s First Baptist church |
Parties Honor
Jonanna Allen
Miss Jonanna Allen, bride-elect
of Sunday, was guest-of-honor at
two bridal parties recently.
Mrs. N. M. Farr and her
daughter, Norma, wbre hostesses
Thursday nrght at their home at
a party-shower. Spring flowers
decorated the party rooms and
the dining room table from
which refreshments were served
tlca-fashion.
Norma Farr greeted guests at
the door and presented them to
Miss Allen, her mother. Mrs.
Haywood Allen; and the bride
groom-elect's mothbr, Mrs. Bu
ford Robbs.
For* entertainment, the host
esses tape-recorded party sounds
provided the setting Sunday for
a 4 p.m. wedding uniting Miss
Billie Ann Camp and Joe Edward
Boheler.
Rev. Fred Crisp, minister of
the church, was assisted by Rev.
Wayne Ashe, minister of Mace
donia Baptist church, in officiat
ing at the double-ring ceremony.
Mrs. Gilmore Byers was or
ganist for the program cf tjadi-
tional music and Charles Byers
Mrs. Sfyers
Marks Birthday
Mrs. W. F. Styers celebrated
her 85th birthday Sunday at the
home of her daughter and son-
in-iaw. Mr. and Mrs. Dickie Tate,
on Crescent Circle.
Other members of the family
present included Mr and Mrs.
Carl Lewis and Susan of Gas
tonia. Mrs. Lewis is also a
daughter. Grandchildren and
great . grandchildren present
were Mr. and .Mrs. Joe Eid.son,
Scott and David, of Gastonia and
Mr and Mrs. Dan Gardner, Su
san, Jeannie and Dan. Jr, of
Charlotte.
Before marriage, Mrs. Styers I
was (^<?orgie Pearl Long, daugh- ;
ter of Robert L(»e and Sara Caro-'
line Long. She is the only mem- :
ber living of her immediate i
family. I
.4 number of friends and rela- |
tives called during the afternoon
to wish her a happy birthday. i
She received many gifts andi
cards.
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Mrs. Du'ifjht Sheftherd Humphries
Miss Gail Beam, Dwight S. Humphries
Pledge Vows In Baptist Church Rites
' l+'s A Girl
For David Beams
Mr. and Mrs. David Carlyle
Beam of Cherryville announce
the birth of a daughter, Shannon.
, on Sunday, March 7, Garrison
General hospital in Gastonia.
Mrs. Beam is the former
I Jeanne Plonk of Kings Mountain.
'daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wray j Mrs. Henry Neisler, vice-presi-
A. Plonk. The baby’s maternal ! dent;^Mrs. ^b Hussey, secretary;
Laughter Heads
West P-TA
William (Bill) Laughter was ^
elected president of West Ele-'
mentary school Parent - Teacher!
Association and other officers'
were named for 1965-66 at regu
lar meeting Tuesday night.
Other new officers will include
groat grand-parents are Mr. and
was vocal soloist. Mr. Byers sang i ^j.g q g plonk, Sr
“Bec'ause" and "O Promi«^ i * ’ ’ *
before the ceromonv and
Wed
ding Prayer” as the benediction.
The church was decorated with
tapertHl candles and greenery
with two baskets of white glads
on either side of the altar.
Mills Hunter Camp gave his
daughter in marriage. The bride's
formal gown was an Italian de
sign of peau de soie trimmed with
lace and seed pearls. Featuring a
straight silhouette with a fish
tail back panel, the dress had a
scalloped jacket train of laev
ending in a diamond point. Her
fingertip veil was attached to an
open crown of orange blossoms
and seed pearls and she carried
a while lace and satin Bible top
ped with an orchid.
Miss Kay Camp attended her
sister as maid of honor and Mrs.
Norris E. Camp of Charlotte.
while Miss Allen opened her [ sister-in-law of the bride, was
gifts and roplayed the tape lat- ! matron of honor. Brkiesmaids
er in the evening.
The hostesses gave the bride-
elect a white shasta daisy cor
sage.
were Mrs. Wendell White and
Miss Martha Herndon, both of
Grover.
Mrs. Ware Heads
Garden Club
Mrs. Moffatt A. Ware, Sr. was
electtHl president of the Kings
Mountain Garden club for the
coming year at the group’s reg
ular Wednesday afternoon meet
ing.
Mrs. John O. Plonk, Jr. was
hostess at the Country Club.
Othbr new officers will in
clude Mrs. Frank Sincox, vice-
president. and Mrs. W. L. Maun
ey, secretary-treasurer.
The club welcomed Mrs. Jo-
sppli Lee as a new member.
Mrs. Carl Mauney gave the
program. ‘‘What To Do In The
Garden Now.”
A dessert course was served at
refreshment time.
and D. M. Pouchak, treasurer.
The officers succeed Mrs.
James Dickey, president: Bill Mc
Daniel, vici»-president; Mrs. Rich
ard Culyer, secretary; and Bill
Brown, treasurer. They are to be
installed at the April meeting
which will feature an art exhibit
and open house to which the
community is invited to attend.
Mrs. Charles Blanton gave the
program on the theme, “Safely
In The Home”, showing films to
illustrate the topic.
Members voted to contribute to
the national P-TA project by giv
ing books to the Appalachia pro-
gram.
Charles Neisler, member of the
Kings Mountain stadium com
mittee. gave a progress report on
the current fund drive for
000 TO build John Gamble Foot
ball Stadium.
Tickets On Sale
For Benefit
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East P-TA
All the attendants wore floor- l\lQrn0S OfflCSTS
; length gowns of yellow ombroid-
Mrs. Arnold Kincaid and hot : orfyan/a over taffeta fea-
daughter, Edith Janb. entertain
ed last week at a drop-in shower
for Miss Allen.
Pink camellias were used
throughout the home. The re
freshment table was centered
with an arrangement of white
tapers and chrysanthemums.
Mrs. Emmett Ross presided at
the punch bowl. Cake squaros,
nuts and other party refresh-
mbnts wore serv’<^.
Miss Allen, her mother and the
bridegroom-to-be's mother greet
ed guests in the hall. Helping to
entertain were Miss Allen’s sis-
ter. Miss Kathryn Allen, of Bos
ton, Mass., who helped with gifts:
Norma Farr, who kept the guest
register; and Judy Ivey.
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Mrs. Mauney
Attends Meetings
Mrs. Aubrey Maunev attended
the ISth annual North Carolina
Conference on World Affairs
held Thumlay on the campu*! of
thw University of North Carolina,
which sponsored it in coopera
tion with the North Carolina
Council on World Affairs.
Before j^omo^ to Chapel Hill
she attended two meetings ear
lier in the week in Grebnshoro.
On Tuesday, she at*en(1ed a
meeting of the -nominating com
mittee fo'' the ^Torth C-'rolina
United Church Women. She is
chairman of the committee. On
Wednesday, she was guest speak
er at a luncheon marking the
35th annivers'arv of Greensboro
Junior Woman’s club.
Mrs. Mauney was housb-guest
of her son and daucrhter-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Mauney. in
Greensboro.
ered organza over taffeta fea-
i luring sheath bouffant styling,
i Their matching headpieces wore
i of yellow petals and malineworn
with double-tiert*d veils. Tliey
carried jonquil yellow and white
bouquets.
Miss Michelle Lynn Camp,
niece of the bride, was flower
girl. She was also gowned in yel
low embroidered organza and
taffeta and carried a basket of
flower iHdals.
Charles Boheler. brother of the
bridegroom, was best man. The
list of ushers included Norris
I Camp of Charlotte, brother of
I the bride; Larry Moss, cousin of
I the bridegroom; and Roy Bohe-
; ler and Bill Bolteler, brothers of
• the bridegroom.
I Mrs. Da\id Herndon presided
at the guest regi.sier in the vesti
bule of th'» church where the
bridal p.iir greeted wedding
guests after the ceremony.
BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM
Mr
(Bill) Camp
i Grover Woman’s club is soiling
! tickets at Si for benefi: games
I March 26 to raise funds for the
I Grover Life Saving and Rescue
I Squad.
i Games — including bridge —
, , I will be held in the squad build-
Philip Witherspoon was elect- j g, 2:30 p.m. and 8 p.m. that
ed (Resident of Last sch^l Pai- day. Players are asked to make
ent.Teacher Association Tuesday | ,heir own tables and to furn-
night at a regular meeting in the , ish their own cards, a spokes-
school auditorium. j ntan for the sponsoring club said.
“Springtime In Paris” is the
Other nbw officers will include
Bill Jonas, vice-president; Mrs.
J. M, Stoll, Jr., secretary, and
Mrs. W. G. Smith, treasurer.
Mrs. William Cashion presided
and the devotional was given by
Clajwon Kelly.
Htghway Patrolman Richard
E. Slianey gave the program,
“Parents’ Responsibility To Our
Youth”, as he talked on highway
safety.
I theme of the benefit. Refresh
ments will be served and prizes
will be awarded game winners.
Tickets may be purchased from
Mrs. Holmes Harry and Mrs.
Glenn Rountree.
The attendance oup for first,
second and third graders went to
third grade pupils of Miss Jackie
Blanton. Three other grades tied
for the cup given in the four up
per grades, including students ofMr. and Mrs. Scarr Morrison
Mrs. Stoll, Mr. Goins and Mrs. | have returned home after vaca-
Grayson. ' tioning for 10 days in Mexico.
Invitations Issued
To Anniversary Parfy
Children of Mr. and Mrs. Hunt
er Wells will honor their parents
at a 50th anniversary party April
4th between 3 and 4 p.m. at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Gillie Falls,
Jr., Grover road.
Invitations are being issued
this week.
and Mrs. Mills Hunter I Caclette Girl Scouts WoH Many Honors
ents of the bride. A graduate of : At Court Of Awards Held On Thursday
Kings Mountain high school, the ; /
Girl Scout Cadette Troop 4 at
Falls* Announce Arrival
Of Theresa Lynn Falls
Rev. and Mrs. Fred Falls. Jr.,
of Fayetteville announce the a-
doption of five-months-old 'There
sa Lynn Falls. Mrs. Falls Is the
former Derlce Weir of Kings
Mountain.
Kings Mountain grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Sam Weir, Jr.,
and Mn. Fte^ FaU% Sr.
Kings Mountain high
bride is employed as a teller at i
First Union National Bank.
The bridegroom is a son of the ,
late Mr. and Mrs. Harry K. Bo- \
heler. He attended the Grover '
and Kings Mountain schools and .
is now employed by Campbell ,
Limestone Co. at Blacksburg, S.
C.
Kings Mountain will be home
for the newlyweds.
CAKECVTTRNG
The bride’s parents entertain
ed Saturday after the wedding
itehearsal at a cake cutting for
mem'^ers of the bridal party,
relatives and friends.
Spring flowers in the yellow
and white theme of the wedding
decoraU*d the fellowship hall.
The bridal pair cut their wedding
cake as highlight of the affair.
Assisting in details of enter
taining were Mrs. Harold Hern
don, Misses Connie Shaw. Abi
gail Spangler. Betty Sanders. Es
telle Boheler, Mar>’ Jane Holli-
field, Mrs. Beck Wright, ((Mrs.
hiker and camperaft.
Central Methodist church held a i Gayla Stacey: childcare, games
Court of Awards during the reg- ! leader, family living, good groom-
ular troop meeting Thursday,
Five girls received the “Chal
lenge of Emergency Prepared
ness” award, including Linda
Pearson, Gail Bennett, Donna
Gladden, Doris Sisk and Gayla
Stacey.
Numerous girls won proficien
cy badges, including:
Linda Pearson: hostess, read
er, first aid, games, leader, hik
er, homemaker, home nurse,
sports, star, public health and
camperaft.
Gail Bennett: swimmer, first
aid, good grooming, hiker, games
leader, home nurse, public health,
1 social dancer, sports and camp-
I craft.
! Donna Gladden: animal king-
'dom, hiker, camperaft. creative
writer, games leader, first aid,
J homemaker, home nurse, interior
decorator, sports, star,
b Doris SUk: animal kingdom,
Carl Falls, Mrs. Morris Pdtnam Jfamily living, first aid, home-
and Mrs. Emmett Moss.
maker, sports^ star, swimmeri
jng, hiker, homemaker, hostess,
swimmer, first aid. first aid to
animals, home nurse, camperaft.
animal kingdom, creative writ
er, interior decorator and sports.
‘Brenda Goforth: homemaker,
home nurse, swimmer, chef, ani-
may kingdom, child care, explor
er. hiker, first aid and plant
kingdom.
E)ebbie Davis: dressmaking,
family living, first aid and child
care.
Teresa Wallace: swimmer and
first aid.
Teresa Gladden: first aid.
The troop adopted the Cardi
nal Crt»8t and each girl received
the Cardinal badge.
Recently Troop 4 Cadettos
W'cnt swimming at the YMCA in
Gastonia. The>' plan a spcial get-
together with a Oadette troop in
Cherryville in the ntear future,
Mrs. Raymond Holmes, troop
leader, reported.
Miss Pri.scilla Gail Beam of
Kmgs Mountain and Dwi.zht
Shepherd Humphries of Shelby
pledged marriage vows Sunday
in a 4 p.m. wedding in Fir.si Bap
tist church.
The Rev. B. L. Raines officiat
ed at the double-ring ceremony.
A program of traditional music
w’as presented by Mrs. F. R. Mc
Curdy, organist, and Allen Jolley
and Mrs. Joe Ilord. vocalist.'^.
Kentia palms and greenery
I banked the altar of the church
which was lighttHl by nu:neroJS
Tapers in \viought imn candela-
; bra.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a f(»rmal
gown of Chantilly lade, fashion
ed with a bouffant skirt and
chapel train and long pointed
sleeves. Her elbow’-length illusion
veil was aiiaclvcd io a crown of
, flower petals trimmed with
pearls. She carried a lace-cover-
' ed Bible, gift of the Young Wom
en’s Auxiliary of First Baptist
church, topped with a white or
chid. streamers and net puffs.
Miss Eloise Beam was her sis
ter's maid of honor. Bridesmaids
were Mrs. Ravmond Leigh, sis
ter of the bride. Mrs. Andrew
Pruett. Mrs. Earl Scott, the
bridegroom’s sister, all of Shel
by, and .Miss Donna Hardes of
Kings Mountain. Georgianna
Wright of Fallston and Anne
Rose of Shelby, nieces of the
bride, were flower girls.
All the aitendanls wore cock
tail-length gowns of yellow satin
with lace jackets and matching
yellow flower hats. The bride's-
maids and maid of honor carried
bouquets of yellow flowers and
the flower girls carried white
flower baskets with yellow rib
bons.
Douglas Humphries of Shelby
was best man for his brother and
the li&t of ushers included Joe
! Rose of Shelby. A-aron Wright
i of Fallston and Raymond Leigh
of Shelby, brothers-in-law of the
bride, and Wayne Beam, of
Charlotte, brother of the bride.
For her daughter's wedding
Mrs. Beam chose dark blue lace
with matching jacket, blue ac-
clessories and a white carnation
shoulder corsa-ge.
The bridegroom’s mother wore
navy blue with navy accessories
and a shoulder corsage of white
, carnations.
• Mrs. Aaron Wright of Fallston.
j sister of the bride, kept the
i register.
i BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM
j Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ream of
' Kings Mountain are parents of
t the bride. She is a graduate of
I No. 3 high school and King’s col
lege in Charlotte.
The bridegroom, son of Mr.
and Mr.s. Haskell Humphries of
Shelby, 's also a No. 3 hi-^h
school graduate. H^* is emoioyed
by No. 3 Egg Producers Corpor
ation.
For a wedding trip the bride
chose a two-piece navv suit with
navy accessories and the orchid
lifted from her bridal b )uquet.
• The newlv’weds will make their
home cm Route 6. Shelby.
Mrs. Yarbrough Hostess
To BW Church Circle
John Yarbrough enter-
lai:te<l members of the Business
Women’s Circle of Temple Bap
tist church at the regular meet
ing held at her home in Gas
tonia Monday night.
Mi>. T. B. Yarbrough had
char.’o of the program and Mns.
Mac Fleming presided.
The hostess servt'd refresh
ments during a social hour.
Pastor Honored
By Congregation
Members of Plain View Bap
tist church surprised their pas
tor. Rev. Charles W. Freeman,
with a birthday dinner Sunday.
Immediately a f I e r services
Rev. Fieeman was invited to
stand at the from of the i hurch
along side of his fiancee. Miss
Nancy Bridges, as they present
ed him a biithday cake in the
shape* of an ouen Bible. The left
side of the cake had John 3:16
written on it while the right
side of the cake containcKl 'birth
day greetings.
The mf'mbei's then presented a
number of gifts to Rev. Free
man. This was followed by a
dinner - on-lhe • church grounds
with about 100 people attending.
Rev. Freeman is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Coley Freeman of
Route 1.
Daffodil Show
Held Wednesday
Kings Mountain area garden
enthusiasts were invited to at
tend a daffodil show staeed by
the Cherokee Gladiolus Society
from 3 to 9 p.m. yesterday at the
Bank of Gaffnev, S. C.
Mrs. Robert Maxwell and J. C.
Dowling. Jr. wore general chair
men of the event which followed
the theme. “A Daffodil’s Ro
mance”.. divided into five open
classes. Junior, t*ducatlonal and
l^orticultural exhibits were also
featui*ed.
Judges met at Hotel Carroll
for luncheon at 12:30 p.m. be
fore judging thb show. TTie Bank
of Gaffney was sponsor.
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HOME MAKERS
Hv nKNK TTMMC
THOSE “LITTLE THINGS’*
TO MAKE YOU HAPPY
The success of a furniture
upon big things
such as having
a large selec
tion of attrac
tively display-
ed furniture;
comp e I i t i V e
prices: courte
ous and well
TIMMS informed sales
people; good service and
prompt and satisfactory hand
ling of complaints, etc.
However, as unportant as
the above factors may bo.
sometimes it is the “little
things” which make custo
mers happy—the things which
crea’e what is known as “cus.
lomer loyalty " — a priceless
ingredient to the success of
any business.
Hero are a few of the ”Uttle
things” whicli we know our
customers like:
Making sure that bedroom
and dining room suites are
cleaned and polished before
delivery: that all of the draw
ers open and close easily;
that there are no scratches,
knicks or other blemishes.
That all upholstered pieces
are carefully inspected and
vacuum cleaned before deliv
ery.
That all furniture is care
fully loaded on the trucks and
adequately covered for protec
tion.
Our customers like the fact
that we try to be helpful in
stead of “high pre.ssure ”: that
they do not exaggerate or mis
represent when selling furni
ture.
We try to keep our sltow-
rooms attractive by keeping
everything immaculately
clean. These “little things”
and many more, ktvp our
customers happy. We invite
you to join our happy custo
mer “family”.