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..' About People _ .J
Miss Av'ulene Hallman was u
business visitor in tlastoniu yes
day.
horn to Mr. and Mrs Thomas
1}. Dellinger, a son, (dick, on
Saturday, .September 25th
horn to Mr and Mrs. Bufnrt
Owens a daughter, Hilda Belli, mi
Wednesday'. September 22nd.
Alt and Alls, dus Helms, Jr.,
announce the birth of a son. on
Monday, Septembei kTth. at
Reeves Hospital.
Captain Richard AlaeKeiizie,
Infantry Instructor, and Airs
AlaeKeiizie of Fort Henning da.,
were visitors in town Monday.
Airs, Herbert Sneed and little
son, David, spent Sunday in Wa
rd the guests of .Mi and Alls.
Clarence Sneed
■Mr. and Mis. Paul Hudson and
little son, Charles spent the past
weekend in dastonia, tin* guest.-,
of Air. and Alls. C A. Hudson
Troy K. Carpenter left Tues
day for Washington, D. ('.. where
he will he employed at the Wash
ington Navy yards.
Horn to Air and Airs l.e,. Sell
el's, a son, Ronnie l.ee, on Thurs
day, September L’did. at the dor
doll Crowell .Memorial Hospital,
Liiicoliiton.
Mrs R. H. Tinner of Ports
mouth, Va . spent several days!
last week here, the guests of hei
sister, Mrs. A in tiros Hendrick and
Air. Hendrick.
Mrs. AL A. Stimip returned
Tuesday from Lexington where
she spent a few days the guest
of Mrs .1 P. Costner and .Mr.
Costner.
Rev and Mrs. John D Mauney
Jr., and Air. and Airs. II W.
I.oessberg of Hickory spent .Mon
day here, the guests of ReV and
Mrs. W. 0 Cobh.
Dr. and Mrs.,(i I- Kirkpatrick
and little son. ’ dcorge. spent
Sunday here, the guests of Airs
S. D. Kirkpatrick and Airs T A
< 'alter.
Little Aliys Alice Beam Longs
worth, of Winston-Salem spent
last week here the guest of her
cousins.. Little .Misses Flizabeth
Ann Houser, Kdwina Houser and
Marriunna Houser
0 The following address has been
requested and we ;ue printing it
in the Eagle: Pvt. Basel S. Del
linger, J477K44'.*. 1. B T.C., Co
B, 15th Bn 5 Reel. Fort MeClel
Ian. Alabama.
Mrs. H. I) George, Mr. and
Mrs. - Howard Geoigi, Mr. and
Mrs. 1). P. McClurd and Mr ami
Mrs. D. A. Rudisill spent Sunday
ill Hickory with Mrs. John J
George.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Craft
and children, Janette and Baddy
returned to their home in Nor
folk Tuesday after spending ten
•lays here with the fmim-i s mofli
er. Mrs. Florence Craft.
Rov\ and Mrs. W. G Cobb.
Mrs. Julia Hull and Mrs. Howard
W. A lira n and Mrs G \V. Mc
Clanahun of Bessemer City will
leave Saturday for Roanoke, Va.,
where they will attend the W o
nu»n Missionary Convention ot
the If. I.. C. A. The session will
last through Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs- S M Butler re
tained Monday from Dallas, Tex
as, where they Visited Lt. and
Mrs. Ben Rudisill, the latter
their daughter. Miss .lane Alien
Butler will return from Dallas
this week-end.
I’vt. ( line H. Sellers. stationed
ai the Salem An Base, Salem,
Oregon, i- spending lii.s 1-7 day
turlough with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. \\ . M Sellers of Route
•'!. Kings Mountain. I’vt. Sellers
reports for duty this week.
Rev \Y. (J. Cobb F attending
the funeral of Rev. John I.. Smith
in Salisbury today. The services
are being held at St. John’s
Lutheran church in Salisbury and
ReV Mr. Cobb will serve as an
honorary pall hearer.
Dr. and Mrs (I L. Kirkpatrick
and little son, ol Black Mountain
and Air. and Airs. II. AI. Kirk
patrick and family of Great
Kails, S. C. spent Sunday with
Mrs S. D. Kirkpatrick and Mrs.
T. A. Carter.
I’fc. John Neill has returned
to Ft. Jackson, S ('.. alter spend
ing a short leave with his par
cuts. All. and Airs. C K. Neill.
Ilis address is: I MV. John Neill.
ASN' .'UliOfiS 1(1, itXtli General
llosp..aI, Ft Jackson, S. C.
Dr. and Airs W. A. Klliott of
Forest City arc spending the
week ill Tennessee, they were
accompanied to .Murphy by Airs.
K. C. Sullivan who will spend
the time with her daughter, Airs.
W. A. Hoover and Dr Hoover
and care for the Klliott children.
Mrs. K. S AVeluint, Airs. Z.ack
Hampton of Durham and little
Aliss Libby Weliunt spent tho
past week-end in Quautico, Yu.,
and W ashington, D. ('., the guests
of Lloyd I) Weliunt, who is sta
tinned at the Marine Base in
(Juantico.
Mr. Coleman Jenkins returned
.Monday night from Columbus,
Ohio, where lie spent several
days last week with I’fc. and Mrs.
Hubert Hickson. Airs. Hickson
and little son. Hubert. J|\. ac
companied him home. I’fc Hick
son is being transferred to Cha
nute Field, Illinois. His address
is: Pl’c Herbert M. Hickson
1172 1*. T. T. S Chanute Field
Illinois.
Mrs. Buford Sellers titid chil
dren of' CherryViile; Mr. and Mis
Robert Russ and children oi
Mooresville, AIi and Mrs Hugh
Carpenter and children of Lin
1 colnton. Aliss Martha Morris ol
Gastonia, Aliss Juanita Roberson
I of Charlotte. Mrs. Charles A
Sellers and I’vt. Cline H. Sellers
of Salem, Oregon were Sunday
guests oi Mr. amt Alls. W M
Sellers of Route Three, Kings
Mountain.
INTERMEDIATE G. A’«
MET THURSDAY
Intermediate G. A. s of the
First Baptist Church met with
Aliss Mollie Sue McGinnis Thurs
day, September 2:’r.
The meeting was opened by
counselor, Mrs. Odell Dellinger,
who conducted the dev'otionals
and led in prayer. A short pro
gram followed The roll called
and business session held 'I he
meeting Wits cosed with a prayer
by Mrs, K. -S. Klliott.
Members present were Misses
Dorothy Allen, Lucy Stroup, Joan
London, Lynn Beam. Mollie Sue
.McGinnis, Marion Stroup, Beulah
Gray. Bobbie Ballard, and Patri
cia Beam. Mrs. L. W London,
Mrs. Odell Dellinger, counselors,
and Mrs. K. S. Klliott, a visitor
Third Birthday
GARY KESTLER
Gary kestler son of Mr. ami
Mi's. Gail Kestler celebrated his
did liirthday Anniversary Tnes
day. .September 21-st at his home
at fleam's Inn. As a birthday
t-it't Gary's parents presented
him with a $25 War Horn)
ENTERTAINS AT
SUNDAY DINNER
Mrs. C. II Carpenter enter 1
tabled at dinner Sunday, honor
ing her sons who have recently
been discharged from the l\ S.
Army. Covers were, laid for Hu
bert Carpenter. Miss Clara Adele
Stroupe, Durham Davis. Miss F.o
rene Stroupe, Troy Fv Carpeti
ter. Mrs. Stewart Shumate. Max
Carpenter and Mr and All's. Car
penter, Mr and Mrs. EVerette
Carpenter and Hilly Carpenter.
Gary Kester
Celebrates Birthday
Gary Kester, son of Mr. and
Mrs. ('ail Kester, celebrated his
third Birthday anniversary Tues
day. September 21st, with a birth
day party at his home at Beam’s
I Inn.
Ihe game room was decorate*l
| ill pink and green matching the
color scheme which was carried
lout in the birthday cake and re
j freshmeilts served,
j i he following guests were
present: Gary Kester, Charles
Helms, Frances Webb, Charles
Kester, Larry Kester, Doris Kes
ter, Donald Kester, Billy Hippy,
Bobby and Jerry Walker, Edvvi
na and Mary Ann Houser, Gin
ger Black, Katherin and Betty
Dedmon, Shirley Whitaker, Sony
Stroupe, Glenda Sellars, David
Carpenter, Nancy Lynn and Sara
Ellen Carpenter, Sylvia Carson,
Donny Hutto, Barbara J’ean Jar
rett and Ann Hunter Sharpe.
' Mesdames Bruce Helms, Ralph
Sellars, E. S. Elliott, Bruce Wal
ker, W. E. Kester, W I*. Kester.
Lawrence Kester, J. "A. Hutto, H
R. Woltz, Erskine Carson, Bud
dy Hippy, Troy Carpenter, Roy j
Carpenter, Charles Jarretl. Bill
Black, Miss Betty Kester and
Mr and Mrs. Carl Kester.
The little honoree received
many pretty and useful gifts
among which was a War Bond
presented by his parents
some Day.
C. O. <J. (). (». (i rovu.
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I Some day mv blessed Lord will call me; Someday I’ll win rhe heav’nly race;
'J. Some day my warfare will be end-ed; Some dayl'll lay my arm-or down;
d. Some day mv tri-ala \nill be o - ver, And I ahull rest for ev-er-niore;
-Somr day, whatev-er mav he - fall Hie, I know I'll triumph thro’ His grace!
Some day, with heav'nly hosts attended, Mv laird will give to me a crown!
Some dav.mv lost ones I’ll re-cov - er; I’ll meet them on the oth-er shore!
1' S S -
• !, '
ClIOKI'S.
Some day, O blessed i-on-so - la - tion! My tears will all be “wip’d a* wayl ”
Some day, 0 wondrous t onsumma-tion! With Christ,my Lord,I’ll reign for aye!
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Copyti^ra, by ^roics, Kutciusku, Um
RECENT BRIDE
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MRS WEBB CALDWELL HOWELL. JR.
i oung- Woman s
Glass Mee\s
The Young- Womans Sunday
School Ciass oi St. John's l.uth
eiun Church hold its n-gniai
nnmthiy meeting; mi Monday
. .,.ot. •. epiembri _’V. 19CF i,e
••iritiiog at 7 o'clock at the home
oi . 11. I.. Aiiaim j . v, it h A| i s.
... auiu-y ami Ai i - . .1 In n I wiling
* r as joint hostesses.
t |n .1 ... n . .11 tilt- guests assciii
• leu out in il.o lines yard where
they gathered around the Ijiiii
' ami enjoyed hambmgrj
"i h all the accessories and- hoi
i ott re.
Following the .social hour the
guests were invited into the liv
;nr. room tot the meeting. The
meeting' was opened hv jhe I'rc
idetit, AI i s. ('. A. Klidisiil ...i d
AI is \V (I. (*ohh , undue! ed the
de\ ot ionals
'''lie loll was ealled. doe- col
lee ed. and minutes of last meet
ing read and approved.
Dining the business session ->
motion was made and passed that
out class was willing to held with
the Brotherhood simper to be
<»■!»■ i.• i ..I the C”tlton Club Ilu.e.c
nn October 19th.
The meeting' was turned mo
to the program leaders. Alls. D
If. Malinev and Airs. John I
I’aVne who had arranged inter
eying and entertaining game
which were enjoyed hv all
The meeting adjourned to
meet in October with All-. II,.w
a-d W'. Allrun and Aim. l-'red K.
I Inuser
Those present were: Ale-danu
D It. Malinev. Kern Kuhn. |;e\
Falter. Hen Dellinger. Fauneme
Ceorg-g. Rov llouscy. Roy Jarrell,
Hehor Faker. Don Ceorge. Claude,
r Re-m„ Cecil Faker. W (,.
C -’ h It.-wev I-'. Ream C. A Ro
di-till, (trover Ream, Perry Foil
don. John 1. Payne. Fred K
Houser, and Mesd.tmcs dm D.
Malinev. Jr.. arid 11 W I .or- -
he * g. both ol' Hickory, wi-ir vi
itors.
—BUY BONDS—
Miss Mary Lon Draughon Becomes
Bride Of Webb Caldwell Howell Jr.
DURHAM. Sop. 25,- Miss Maly
Lou Draughon. daughter ol' M <■«,
Andrew J. Draughon and the
late Mr. Draughon. heroine ho
bride of I’fc. We di Caldw.e 1
Howell, Jr, son el .dr. and Mrs.
Webb Caldwell Howell.-, and a
grandson of the late Dr. and Mix,
A. W. Howell, of ('ir, i ry -11ic, mi
Saturday afternoon al ! .dll o-’
■x-loek, September IS. ;n Watts
Street Baptist elnif.il wi.l Dr.
Oren F. Herring, ,ifhsit
ing Mrs. Sam Angi.er, orgoi t,
and A Clyde l'errell, v m almt
presented a program if mipt-ia.1
inusie beioie the speakijig of tiie
v'ows. The wediling m.urk Imin
“Lohengrin" was i.-.'d for t.'io
processional and Me ieel-.-n.lm s
march for tile leo -.-.iwi.ai.
The church clianv d was a
Scene of beauty, banked won
palms and ferns and floor baskets
of white gladioli and seven
branched candelabra holding
lighted white cathedral tapers.
The little prayer bench was cov
ered with white satin pillows and
on each side was a huge basket
of white gladioli tied with white
satin ribbon hows.
The bride was given in marri
age by her brother, Walter
Draughon. The hiidegroom had
as bis best man his roommate,
Pfe. A Y. Howell of Atlanta, (fa.
Mrs. Ernest S. Cranford, sis
ter of the bride was matron of
honor The maid ol honor was
Miss Lucy Lee Howell-, sister of
the hridegioom.
Ushers were Andrew J.
Draughon, Jr, Leon l Mills,
Lieutenant Leo Lew and Die.
Jack Fowler.
The bride was lovely in a hand
some gown of ivory dutchess sal
in, fashioned along princess lines
with sweetheart neckline, long
sleeves with lace trim at the
wrist, and full d-pl\ tide skirt.
Her fingertip veil ol luidal illu
sion was worn with a cornet ot
seed pearls and orange blossoms. .
She carried a white prayer book •
with three purple throat orchids j
and showered with white satin
ribbon streamers. !
Mrs. Cranford, sister of the I
bride and, matron ol honor, wore
an ice blue satin dress embroid
ered in silver, and made on prin
cess lines, with sweetheart neck
line and full skirt She carried a
bouquet of rosebuds and asters
tied with pastel satin ribbon
streamers.
Miss Howell. sistei ol the
bridegroom and maid of honor,
wore a moon pink satin dress,
made with tight bodice, sweet
heart neckline and full tide
skirt. She carried a bouquet sim
ilar to that of the matron of
honor.
Mrs Draughon, mother of the
bride, wore winter blue with
beaded yoke and black accesso
WANTED Wire Coat
Hangers-Will pay lc
each for good wire ■
Coat hangers.
MODERN DRY
CLEANERS
tics. She wore at her shoulder an
orchid.
Mrs. Harwell, mother of the
bridegroom wore black albfotros
dress with net yoke embroidered
with jet heads and sequents and
Wore an orchid at her shoulder
Immediately after the wed
ding Mrs. Draughon entertained
with a lovely reception at her
home. The Draughon home was
beautifully decorated through
out with white gladioli. The
bride's table ill the dining loom
was covered with .• handsome
lace v lot i I ami life eeliterpie.ee
was made oi white gladioli and
fern Crystal candelabra holding
white tapers completed the table
decorations. The register was
kept at the door of the gift room
Mrs Howell is the attractive
and popular dauglitei ot Mrs.
Andrew .1. Druug'hon and the
late .Mr Draughon. She was
graduated from Durham High
Schools and attended U'.C.l'.VC
and Duke University.
The bridegroom was gradne.
ted from the l 'iiiv'ei sity of Nunl,
Carolina amt also did graduate
work there. He is now attending
the Atlanta Southern Denial
College in Atlanta, where he and
his bride will make their home
l.ater in the evening the coti'i
le left on a wedding trip. For
traveling the bride wore watei
melon red suit with accessories
to match. She wore an orchid
from her bridal hobquel at bet
shoulder.
- KINDERGARTEN -
Parents interested in send
ing children, aged 1 to G.
to Kinderjrenten. contact
.Airs. Bob Smith, Phone 21s2
—Classes from it unutil 12.
.Monday throu^uh Friday.
Only a limited number can
be accomodated.
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in
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