SOCIETY
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MISS MAYME ROBERTS—Social Editor—Phone 256.
News Items Telephoned Miss Roberts Will Be Appreciated.
Presbyterian
Circles.
Woman's auxiliary of Presbyter
ian church will meet Monday aft
ernoon at 4 o’clock In a oustne.vi
meeting. The executive board will
meet at 3:30 o'clock.
Afternoon
Tea.
The outstanding social event of
next week will be thf afternoon tea
given by Mesdames George Sperling
and L. H. Ledford at the home it
Mrs. Sperling on the Falls ton road
from H:30 to 6:30 o'clock Wednesday
Honoring Mrs. Norman Lee, a recent
bride.
Thomas-Willis
Marriage.
A wedding of nmrh interest to the
mgpyfriends in Cleveland county
wte that of Miss Margaret Willis
and Mr. Buddie Thomas which took
pH** at Galfney. S. C. Sunday aft
ernoon June 23 in the presence of
only a few friends
Tjjo bride was dressed in a blue
twpe-with accessories to match.
She is the step daughter of Mr'.
Ellen Willis of Shelby: while ‘he
KCOOHJ Is the son of Mr. H. A
ThomaTOf Grover, S. C.
Mr*. Wilbur Baber
Hosteaa,T0 Bridge Club.
The inembers of the Entres Ncus
bridge club were delightfully enter
tained •Thursday ihorntng at 10:30
o’clock by Mrs Wilbur Baber at
herdbome on West Warren street.
The tables and living room were
decorated with lovely mixed flow
ers. The high score prize was won
by Mrs. WU1 King, tire low score by
Mrs. E. T. Switzer and (he consola
tion was cut by Mrs. Grover Beam.
Mrs. Baber was assisted bv Mes
dames John McClurd, Jap Buttle
and Fred Baber in serving a delic
ious salad and sweet course.
Miss Getty*
Gives Party.
The Oettys home on South Wash
ington street was arranged with
mixed summer flowers, last evening
when Miss Bertie Gettys delightful
ly entertained with bridge and an
informal dance, honoring her house
guest', Mias Sara Wall Tiddy, of
Abbeville, S. C. and Miss Hope I
WKisnant, of Charlotte, guest of
Miss Dorothy King.
Mis* Oettys was gowned In yel
low organdy. Miss Tiddy in pink or
gandy and Miss Whisnant in flow
ered chiffon. At the close of The
evening, the hostess was assisted by
Misses Bessie Sue Wilson, Mary
Reaves Forney and Dorothy King
In serving a delicious ice course.
There were about thirty guests
present.
Mr*. Pitt Beam •■jjfelte
Entertains. .
Mrs. Pitt Beam was a charming
hostess yesterday afternoon when
she entertained with bridge at her
home on N. La Fayette street whlon
was beautifully decorated with
‘lovely mixed flowers, honoring Mvs
Clark Broward of Atlanta, sister of
Mrs. Ladd Hamrick and Mrs. Jam**-.
Vivian Whitfield of New York, sis
‘ter of Mrs. Easom, and Mra. Con
nelly Eskridge, a recent bride.
Each of the hooorees was pre
sented with a dainty gift and Mrs.
Aaron Quinn won the high score
prize. A delightful salad and ire
course was served by the hostess, as
sisted by her mother, Mrs. Kemp
Kendall and Mrs. Grady Lovelac*
The guests included Mesdame*
Broward, Whitfield, Eskridge, Ladd
Hamrick. Grady Lovelace, Robert
Doggett. C. B. Buttle, Jr., Tom Esk
ridge, Horace Easom, D. W. Roy
ster. Aaron Quinn and Miss Eliza
beth McBrayer.
Mrs. Doggett
Honors Bister.
Mrs. C R. Doggett charmingly
entertained with bridge Wednesday
afternoon at 4 o’clock at her home
on N. LaFayette street, honoring
her sister, Mrs. Margaret Gardner,
of Greenville, S. C. The large liv
ing room and parlor were thrown
together and decorated with a pro
fusion . Of mixed summer flowers.
Each of the bridge tables was grac
'-.-ed with a bowl of nasturtiums. Mr.;
Doggett received, wearing orchid
voile and Mrs..Gardner was attired
in black chiffon.
At the close of the games, the
hostess was assisted by Mcsdames
Nelson Lattimore, J. W. and Robert
Doggett In serving a delicious salad
and ice-course.
The invited guests were: Mes
dames O. M. Gardner. Margaret
Gardner. J. C. Smith, S. S. Royster,
R. L. Ryburn, W. B. Nix, Paul Webb.
C. R. Hoey, F. R. Morgan, John
Schenck. B. T. Falls, Zeb Mauney.
J. B. Nolan. J. H. Quinn, C. C. Mc
Brayer, J. T. Gardner, Mary E. Mc
Brayer and H. T. Hudson.
Mcsdames Shull And
Miss Shull Give Tea.
One of the largest and most
beautiful teas of the summer was
that given on Wednesday afternoon
from 4:30 to 6:30 o’clock at the
Woman’s club room by Mesdantes
Chas. H. and Evans Shull and Miss
Lalage Sliuil complimenting Mrs.
Frank Shull, of Passaic, N. J.. a re
cent bride and visitor in the city
The club room and hall ways were
artistically arranged throughout
with a profusion of lovely summer
flowers, in iloor baskets, vases and
jardinieres. The long tables anti
piano were graced with silver can
dlesticks. holding pink tapers, tied
with pink tulle.
Greeting the guests at Hie front
door downstairs were Mrs J. L.
Lackey and Miss Agnes McBrayer
Reeeivng in lire reception hall up
stairs were Mesdamer. SHRDLUN
P. L. Hennessa and J. H. Hull. Pro
dding at tlie punch bowl which was
irranged in the hallway were Misses
Montrose Mull, Kathlern Hord,
Faye Dellinger and Mrs. Chas.
Hoey. Receiving at the entrance to
the club room and introducing ths
receiving line was Mrs. Georgs
Hoyle, which was headed by Mrs.
Ohas. Shull, wearing yellow chiffon,
the Iionoree, Mrs. Frank Shull
stood next wearing her beautiful
wedding gown of Ivory satin, at\d
shoulder corsage. Mrs. Evans Shull
wore black lace over ird satin with
dwulder bouquet. Mrs. L. L. Self of
Dherryville was gowned In orchid
lace and satin. Miss Lallnge Shull
wore green taffeta with shoulder
bouquet of roses and sweet peas.
Mrs. H. K. Boyer was attired In
blRcu and white ohtffon. Mrs. Nor
man Lee, a bride of a week, was
gowned tn blue georgette with
shoulder spray of pink roses. Mrs.
Ed Post wore apricot georgette and
lace bertha with shoulder bouquet
of roses and sweet peas. Mrs. Hor
ace CJrigg wore pink chiffon, Mrs.
Dennis Beam was attired in flesh
ehlffon and lace, Miss Frances
SVhisnant In tan georgette and lace
trimming, Mrs, Chas Lever, a recent
bride, wore corral taffeta ana
shoulder bouquet. Mrs. Shovine
Beam wore pink organdy over blue
satin and Mrs. Fred E. Webb, of
Forest City, was gowned In pink
taffeta with corsage of roses and
snapdragons. Entertaining in the
reception room were Mrs. R. M.
Laughridge, Otto Long and Ransom
Casstevens.
Serving beautiful plates of gre»n
white and pink eream, rakes and
salted nuts were Misses Virginia
Hunt, Reba Hamrick, Mabel Frances
Hold, Ruth Elmore, Dorothy Xing,
Sara Rlchburg, and Elizabeth Ri
viere. Presiding at the piano and
furnishing music during the after
noon were Mrs. Rush Thompson.
Misses Ethel Elmore and Maying
Roberts. Bidding the guests good
bye were Mesdames P. M. Wash
burn and J. C. Newton. The regis
ter was arranged in the reception
hall on the first floor and presided
over by Mesdames Clarence and
John Mull. Tlie guest list includ
ed four hundred.
Mrs. I.ovclare
Gives Bridge Luncheon.
A lovely bridge luncheon wav
given Wednesday morning at 10:JO
o'clock by Mrs. Grady Lovelace at
her home on W. Warren street, hon
oring Mrs. Clark Broward, of At
lanta, sister of Mrs. Ladd Ham
rick, Mrs O. Max Gardner, Mrs J
V. Whitfield, of New York, sister of
Mrs Horace Ea.som and Mrs. Con
nelly Eskridge, a recent bride. The
home and tables were arranged with
quantites of beautiful summer Hov -
ers. The honorees were present.d
with dainty crepe de chine hand
kerchiefs. The hostess was assisted
by Mesdames J. H. Guinn, Ladd
and Clifford Hamrick in serving a
delightful salad and ice course. The
[guests invited were: Mesdames
Gardner. Broward. Whitfeld, Esk
ridge, Pitt Beam. D. W. Royster,
Tom Moore, Ladd and Cliffo-d
Hamrick, Horace Easom, Panl
Webb, Aaron Quinn, C. B Suttlr,
Robert Doggett, J. S. Dorian. B. O.
Stevenson, A1 Bennett, Deck Wil
son, Flay Hoey Jack Dover, John
Schenek, Jr., John Lovelace, Mtsres
Adelaide Roberts, Chariine and
Janie Stamey, Millicent Blanton and
Elizabeth McBrayer.
General Officers
At Double Springs
A. L. Calton Heads B. V. P. U.
Personal And Church News
Happenings.
(Special to The Star.'
The following were elected ns
general officers in the B. Y. P. U.
last Sunday, Mr. Olin Greene, assist
ant director; Mr. John L. McSwain,
senior president; Mrs. A. L. Calton,
Intermediate leader; Miss Imogen”
Wilson, Junior leader and-Mrs. B.
B. Moore sponsor.
The officers in the senior B. Y.
P. U. have been selected as follows,
vice president, Mr. Walter Davis;
corresponding secretary, Miss Wil
loree Calton; recording secretary.
Mattie Lee Gardner; treasurer Mr.
Charles Wilson; chorister, Tyree
I Greene: pianist. Miss Selma Davis:
DOVER ID OHfl
NEWSJDF WEEK
Win* At Baseball Over Ella. I’er
sonals Of Teople About The
Two Villages.
(Special to The Star *
The Ora and Dover baseball team |
defeated Ella Mill team last Satur-1
day. the score being 17 and 3. We
are very proud of our team and hope
they will will many more game" i
They play Ltncolntor. Saturday.
Mrs Gussie Carlisle and baby cf
quiz leader. Mr. Paul Wilson; group
captains. Misses Margarettc Stock
ton. Ruby Washburn, Bertha Haw
kins and Mr. Reburn Washburn.
Last Sunday night the intermedi
ate B V. P. U. from Lattimore
visited our intermediate union. W->
were very glad indeed to have these
young people with us. Come back
again
Mr. Walter Davis and Mr. Re
burn Washburn are attending a
Tar Heel meeting in Raleigh this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. vales tsianion ana
children from Statesville spent a
few days last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Greene.
Prof, and Mrs. V. C. Taylor and
children were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs J C. Washburn Sunday.
Mr. Raymon Jones was able to re
turn home last Friday, from the
Shelby hospital where he underwent
an operation for appendicitis.
Mr. George Bridges from States
ville spent some time here with re
latives and friends recently.
Miss Ella Jones was the guest of
Miss Vcrnie Brooks Sunday.
Mr: and Mrs. T. D. Philbeck and
children spent last Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Greene.
Miss Lola Davis was operated on
last Saturday evening at the She.bv
hospital for appendictis. She is
getting along nicely. Miss Davis
had just recently entered the hos
pital lor training.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Gold and
daughter. Ruby, spent Saturday
night with Mrs. Mary Gold.
Mr. and Mrs. Koven Carpenter
and children, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
mie Brooks and son and Mr. ar.d
Mrs. Milton Hawkins visited Mr. and
Mrs. W. P. Hawkins Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grigg and
children and Mr. and Mrs. Lum
Brooks and son Yates visited Mr.
and Mrs. M. Brooks Sunday.
Mr. Clarinda Lovelace of Boll
ing Springs spent several days re
cently with Mrs. W. W. Washburn
and Miss Pathtca Hamrick.
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Gastonia are spending some time
with her parents, Mr. and Mr3.
Bruce Connor.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Henderson
and children and Mr. and Mrs.
Barney Connor and baby. Frances,
enjoyed a mountain trip Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Green and
children were called away to the
home of Mr. Lester Green ot Bon
ing Springs whose son was drown
ed at Sunrise lake Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Southard,
Miss Lucilc Southard end Mr. Zollie
Canipe motored to Marion Sunday.
The Boosters club of Dover and
Ora Mills were entertained with a
fish fry at Bridgewater last Sat
urday. All reported a fine time.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H; Morrow and
children and Mr. and Mrs. Newel.
Morrow visited relatives at Cherrv
ville Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Goforth
and daughter, Lucille, of Kings
Mountain, spent the day with Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Jenkins Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Noian of
Gastonia Is here visiting his brother
Mr. Fdd Nolan who remains seri
ously ill.
Mrs. W. H. Southard and children
visited at Lawndale Thursday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Vick Johnson. Mr
and Mrs. Wilbur Morrow and Mr,
and Mrs. A. Cabaniss motored t)
the mountains Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Bailey end
children visited Mr. Bailey’s moth
er at Avondale Sunday afternoon.
The regular monthly meeting of
W. M. tT. met with Mrs. E. T. Bailey
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith of Greer, S.
C. spent last week here visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Blanton and
daughter, Jewell, spent Sunday with
their mother, Mrs. Morehead of
South Shelby.
Msses Nel land Mildred Blanton
visited Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gantt cf
near Fallston Sunday.
We were delighted to have Mr.
and Mrs. Lynch with us in services
Sunday night. Mr. Lynch preached
a very helpful sermon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McCraw who
were recently married returned
Saturday from Asheville where they
have been on their honeymoon.
Miss Elizabeth Queen spent Sun
day with Miss Ornie Le Wheite.
Miss Inez Grigg returned to her
home Wednesday after spending
some time with her cousins Misses
Foy and Polly Pritchard.
COMMISSIONERS MEET
2ND MONDAY IN JILY
The Cleveland county board of
equalization will be in session in
the office of the county commission
ers on the second Monday of July,
1929, as required by law.
FALLST1 BATCH
OF CURRENT K
(Special to The Star.)
Fallston, June 28.—Mrs. Claud
Stanley and brothers and siste-s
surprised their father. Mr. George
Cornwall with a birthday dinner at
her home here Sunday. All of his
children were present except Mrs.
Claud Gettys who was unable to
attend.
Misses Marie Louise Huffman of
Morganton. Catherine Mitchell of
Aular.der and Nell Baker of Ahos
kie are the guests of Miss Roberta
Royster this week.
Miss Thelma Stroup entertained
a few friends with a bridge party
at her home here Tuesday evenin'?
in honor ot Miss Carrie Long of
Anderson, S. C. Miss Long is the
guest of Mrs. T. A. Lee.
Mrs. H. A. Beam spent Several
days this wek wieth her sister Mrs
Claud McCraw of Union, S. C.
Prof. Roy Rcep of Woodbine, N.
J. is spending a few weeks here witn
his wife and baby at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Lackey.
Fallston Methodist church gave a
children’s day exercise Sunday. An
interesting program was rendered.
tamey and
Mrs. Ow*n
n.
at Marlon
ie of her
Miss Elizabeth Lee bif * return,,d
from ? weeks visit with/ ' 53
jorie Hoyle of Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A.
family visited Mr. and
Stamey of Rutherfoi
Mrs. Hall Tillman Is,
this week at the _
mother, Mrs. C. D. Wac4'stcr wh° 15
seriously ill. (
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Mdniund and
family are spending several weeks
with relatives at Orangeburg, s- C
Miss Mildred Small ’of Gastonia
spent the week-end 1 with Mi-;s
I Francis Edwards.
Mr. O'Kelly, a ministerial stud
ent at Duke University^is spending
the summer here wit hi Rev. and
Mrs. J. W. Fitzgerald. \
! Miss Jessie Dixon Is spending i
!few days with her parents, Mr. an 1
; Mrs. Ed Dixon of Shelby,
I Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Lee made &
Urip to Hickory Tuesday afternoon,
going over for Miss Carrie Long
who spent several days with M>
J. H. Thrift of that place.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Hoyle and
family of Shelby visited Mrs. Hoyle's
mother, Mrs. J. B. Stroup here
Sunday.
There will be no beauty contests
in Italy, by order of Mussolini, who
thus puts a stop to the only thing
at which he can't hope to win —
Kay Features.
As Advertised in The SATURDAY EVENING POST
of June 29thr
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