SOCIAL AND PERSONAL HAPPENINGS
Of INTEREST to WOMEN
PHONES 10 R AND 88 MRS- A- H. PATTERSON, Editor
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HOSTESS AT BRIDGE AND
ROOK PARTY
:Mrs. Byron Keeter was hostess at
fifteen tables of bridge and rook
entertaining at tbe Woman's Club
last Friday afternoon.
Fall flowers, including chrysanthe
mums, dahlias and mixed bloonr
were attractively arranged in tlie
dining room where the guests were
entertained.
Mrs. Hayne Blackmer scored high
in bridge and Miss Fanny Carpenter,
low.
Mrs. J. E. Eipford scored high in
rook and Mrs. D. H. Campbell, low
A delicious salad course with ac
cessories and a sweet course was
served.
Out-of-town guests enjoying Mrs.
Keeter’s hospitality w’ere Mrs. Rush
Hamrick and Mrs. Earl Hamrick of
Shelby.
DINNER GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Gaffney had as
diinner guests Sunday, their neice,
Miss Thelma Gaffney, a nurse from
Washington, D. C., Miss Jennie Gaff
ney and Robert Gaffney of Blacks
burg, S. C., and Rev. C. C. Parker of
Kings Mountain.
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GRACE BRADLEY
WILLARD ROBERTSON
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Ann Divork and Smith Bellew
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HOSTESS AT BRIDGE PARTY
Mrs. Lester Ho!:? was hostess at a
lovely bridge party entertaining at
her home on Gold street last Wed
nesday afternoon. Howls of lovely
flowers were arranged in the rooms
where the guests were entertained.
Mrs. Grady King received high
score prize and Mrs. Jacob Cooper,
a recent bride was presented a gift.
A tempting salad and sweet course
was served.
The guests included Misses Ozelle
Kiser and Mae Plonk; Mesdames
Donald Blanton, M. H. Riser, Hayne
Blaekmer. Jacob Cooper, H. T. Ful
ton. Jr., Pete Gamble, I. B. Goforth,
C. W. Harper, O O Jackson, J B.
Keeter, L. Arnold Kiser, Grady King
George Lattimore. Aubrey Mauney,
Carl Mauney, Paul Moss, George
Moss, B. S. Neill, Paul Neisler, Fred
Plonk, I. G. Patterson, Pride Ratter
ree, Lloyd Shuford, and Loy Minch.
Out-oftown guests included: Mrs.
Bill Hite, of Hemp, and Mrs. Jesse
Kiser, of Charlotte.
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
ANNIVERSARY
“Sonny” McDaniel, young son of
Mr. and Mrs. Atwood McDaniel, en
tertained a number of his friends at
the home of his parents, on West
Mountain street on last Friday after
noon, the occasion planned as a cele
bration of his eighth birthday anni
versary.
The children were delightfully en
tertained with numerous games art
er which delicious ice cread and
cake was served by Mrs. McDaniel,
assisted by Mrs. W. J. Ciawforrd
and Mrs. Tate. The large birthday
cake covered with white icing bore
eight candles. The young guests
were presented attractive favors.
Those present included Manly
Hayes. Norman McGill, Charles Rig
gers, Walter Griffin, Reginald Mur
ray, Johnny Plonk, Jimmy Yarboro,
Patty Neisler. Beulah Rhea, Gene
Webb, Gene McClain, Imogene Brid
ges, Jeanne Griffin, Carolyn Mc
Daniel and Helen Yarboro.
EL BETHEL WOMAN'S CLUB
MEETS
The El Bethel Woman's Club held
their regular monthly meeting at
their club house on the afternoon of
October 23rd. After a lengthy busi
ness session, plans were made for a
memorial service at our ' November
meeting. A tree will be planted in
memory of Mrs. Floyd Mammy, who
was a faithful member of the club.
In the absence of Miss Sutton,
Miss McSwain, gave a very helpful
' demonstration on preparing and
packing a well balanced school
lunch. Miss McSwain and Mrs. Elam
gave some cookie recipes for school
lunches and served samples of same,
together with school sandwiches.
JOINT HOSTESSES AT BRIDGE
AND ROOK PARTY
Mrs. Frank Summers and Mrs. J.
E. Herndon were joint hostesses on
Tuesday afternoon, entertaining a
large number of friends at bridge
and rook at the Woman's Club.
Tables were arranged for rook In
the lounge and sixteen tables for
bridge, in the dining room. Both
reams were decorated with bowls of
mixed flowers, dahlias and chrysan
themums in attractive arrangement.
Miss Margaret Smith scored high
in bridge and Miss Virginia Parsons
IMPERIAL
THEATRE
Thursday and Friday
Fly Away Baby
Glenda Farrell. Barton McLane
Saturday
ACCUSING FINGER
Marslia Hunt, Robt. Cummings.
LAND BEYOND THE
LAW
Dielt Foran
Monday & Tuesday
ANNAPOLIS SALUTE
Jamoh Ellison. Marsha Hunt
Wednesday
HER HUSBAND LIES
Ricardo Cortez. Gail Patrick
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cut consolation.
in rook Mrs. Annie Lulling score ! !
high and Mrs. W. A. Ridenhour, low. !
Attractive trophies were presented I
A teimpting and attractive salad !
course with accessories and a sweet
course was served.
BENEFIT PAR'IY
A party for the benefit of the or
ganization of Catholic Women was;
given at the homo of Mrs. A. J. Gal-1
lant, Sr., on East King street.
Prize for high score was won by ]
Miss Elizabeth Klingmeyer, of Gas
tonia, and booby prize was presented]
Dr. A. A. Hek, also of Gahtonia.
At the conclusion of the game de
licious refreshments were served.
The- guests included Rev. Father
Alphonse, pastor of St. Michael Ca
tholic church, Gastonia, Dr. and Mrs. |
A. A. Hek, Miss Bell, Miss Elizabeth
Klingmeyer, Mrs. John Eck, Mr. I
John Eck, Jr., Mrs. Guy Wright, Mr.
Johnson, all of Gastonia; Mrs. We»
don, Mrs. Owen, George Weldon, Mrs
Currie, all of Shelby; Mr. and Mrs,
E. A. Harrill, Mrs. Gra'y McCarter.
A. J. Gallant, Sr., A J Gallant, Jr,
and Pete Heavner.
ENTERTAIN FLORIDA GUESTS
Rev. and Mrs. McCullough, of Oi
landi, Florida, were guests of Super
intendent and Mrs. B. N. Barnes last
week. Mrs. McCullough, was before
marriage, Miss Mary Rast. former
member of the Kings Mountain
school faculty and the couple are
spending their vacatiin at Bat Cave
Mr .and Mrs. Barnes spent the week
end at Bat Cave as their guests.
Personals
Humes Houston and Earl McGill
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H.
H. Houston at Pageland. S. C.
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Miss Martha Frances McGill spent
the week-end in Cleveland, guests of
Miss Daly Little.
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Mr. \V. K. Mauney will leave this
week for a business trip to Philadel
phia.
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Miss Pearl Kerr was the week end!
guest of Miss Piccolo Blalock at I
Bethlehem.
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Mr. Charles Sliuford of Keeter
clerical firce was a visitor in Rock
Hill Sunday.
Mrs. .liles Cornwell and baby at
guests of Mrs. Ernest Sanford in
Greenville, S. C.
Cayradine Moss, student at Bn
yard College, has been on a visit !
to his parents.
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Miss Dorothy Plonk, student at
Greensboro College for Women,
-pent the week-end with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Plonk.
—o—
Mrs. Goerge Cansler is undergoing!
medical treatment at Hendersonville
Members of the Cansler family visit
ed her Sunday.
—o—
Mrs. B. F. Ot'mand has returned
home after spending several- day;
in Charlotte with her daughters. Mi
A. T. Bernheardt.
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Mrs. Charles Troublefield and ba
by son, of Blacksburg, S. C., were
guests of Mrs. A. L. Allran, last
week.
Mrs. Huldah Goforth left this
week for Wnston-Salem where she
will spend the winter with her dan |
ghter, Mrs. Will Jenkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Noisier and.
family recently moved into their
spacious new brick home at the cor
ner of Gaston and Ridge' streets.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hullender, and!
little daughter, Kay, Mr. ('. W. Hul
lender, and Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hul
lender attended the Air Show in
Charlotte Sunday afternoon.
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Mrs. D. A. Fulton and Mrs. R. It
Olive had as their guests during the
week-end, Mrs Annie Hall Alford
and Mrs. Sue Hutchinson of Char
lotte.
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Miss Janet Lackey of the Taxing
ton school faculty spent the week
end with her parents, she had as her
guests, Miss Frances Swicegood and
Miss Lake Craver who are also tea
chers in Lexington.
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Mr. and Mrs. \V. B. Thomson spent
the week-end in Abbeville, s. C., go
ing down especially to attend tit’'
wedding of Md. Thomson’s brother.
Mr. Stewart Thomson to Miss Mary
Louise Walker Saturday afternoon
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Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Sprouse o»
Newberry, S. C., have announced the
recent marriage of their daughter,
Celia, to Mr. Everett Deaver Evans.
Miss Spouse is a niece of Mrs. lien F
Beam and has visited her in Kings
Mountain, frequently.
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Mr. and Mrs. Haywood E. Lynch,
accompanied .Mr. and Mrs. Charles]
Thomasson and two sons. Charles,!
Jr., and George, to Columbia, S. C .
last Thursday to attend the Univer*|
sit> of South Carolina-Cle-mson Foot I
Pali game.
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Miss Nancy Hord, member of the
( herryrille school faculty under-1
went an operation for appendicitis at |
the Shelby Hospital, last week. Site
is i xpected home the latter part of
the week, where she will remain un
til able to resume her school work.
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Mr. and Mrs. c. \V. Hullender had!
as dinner guests Sunday, Mr. ana1
Mrs Odell Long and children cij
Charlotte, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hut-]
lender. Mr. and Mr- Clyde Hullender
and liiildien, and Mr. Paul Hullender]
of Albemarle, and Mr., and Mrs.
Page Lawing of Gastonia.
iMrs. \V. A. Thomson of Charlotte
was a guest of her mother. Mrs. Lee I
Hannon last Friday. Mrs. Thomson,j
Mrs. Harmon, Miss Virgie Harmon,
accompanied by Mrs. White Harmon
of Shelby, visited Mr. and Mrs. John
Marakas in Morganton. They were
accompanied) home by Mrs. Marakas!
and children, who spent the week-end]
in Kings Mouiuai.
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Four Rules To Make
Livestock Pay
Lof cotton prices are making ma
ny Southern farmers realize the
need for more dairy cattle, beef ea‘
tle, sheep, and poultry. But -while
livestock well managed will make
money, poorly managed livestock
may easily mean loss instead of pro-'
fit. One of the South's foremost au
thorities on livestock, Dr. Tail But-j
ler, writing in the Progressive Farm
er after 40 years of close observa-,
tion. lists there four rules for suc
cess with animals: —
TRUSTEE’S SALE OF LAND
By virtue of the power of sale con-'
tained in a certain deed of trust
made by F. N. Berry and wife, Fran
ces Berry, to me on the 8th day of
July, 1937, and registered in Cleve
land County, in Book 215, page 307,
1 will on Monday the 29th day of
November, 1937, at 12 o'clock, Noon,
or within legal hours, at the Court
House Door in Shelby, N. C.. sell to
the highest bidder for cash, the land
conveyed by said deed of trust,!
which is described as follows:
Situate in the town of Kings Moult!
tain, N. C.. and being a part of the !
L. A. Kiser 17 acre tract, and being
lots 88, 89. and 50. fronting on tn*
West side of Kellar street, as will ;
appear on a map of said pro- i
perty made by E. L Campbell, sui-!
veyor.-and which is duly registered;
in the office of the Register of Deeds:
tor Cleveland County.
This the 27th day of October. 1937. j
A. H. Patterson, Trustee.
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