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; SOCIAL, ? I H H * I PHONES I0-E A WOMAN'S CLUB TO MKtT THURSDAY ] Tbe regular quarterly meeting o( the senior division of the Woman's Club, will be held at the club house Thursday (today) at 3:30 p. rn. This is the annual business meeting nt Which reports of the year's activities will be given and officers for the ensuiug year elected. A full attendance is most important in order that a quorum for the transaction of business may be assured. Several Intereating announcements will be mini . An invitation is extended to the officers and members of the Junior division of the club to come to this meeting also and ,an opportunity will be given them to make any statements or suggestions for the attainment of our mutual objectives. Coffee and wafers will be served. H0STES8 AT BRIDGE PARTY - Mrs. Grady King was hostess at four tables of bridge, entertaining at her home on West Mountain street, last Wednesday evening. The rooms were thrown en-suite and attractive ly decorated with bowls of Jonquils eplrea and Japonica. , Mrs. Hugh Onnand received trophy for high -score and Miss Jette Plonk, for low. A tempting salad and sweet course was served the guests on arrival. Those playing Included Misses Jette Plonk. Sara Allison, Elizabeth Cooksey, Margaret Smith Sara Kate Onnand, Ozelle Kiser, Helen Ridenhour Mildred- Moss, Helen Hay, Hazel SeWJemyre; Mrs. W. S. Cutter, of Greenville, S. C., who is visiting her mother, Mrs. Paul Peterson; Mosdames Robert Miller, Hugh Ormand. Harold Hunnlcutt and Coman Palls. JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB MEET8 MONDAY The regular monthly meeting of the Junior Woman's Club wilt bo held Monday evening at eight o'clock at the Club House. Mrs. Aubrey , Mauney, President, asks that as j|P many members as possibly can be present. iMcsdumea George Moss, f Claude Hambright and Ted Gamble, will ue hostesses. An interesting program has been arranged. Mias Mary Prances Hord's Jack and J1U players under the direction of Miss Rachel Goforth will present a Helen Keller pageant. PUB LI Cs j Xjwfjjn ,'W/ cn*r,ot,e Greensboi Center Service ZIP] "TA ZIP) We have them in any d< es to 45 inches. V meas Cold Metal Nickel We have the most c< eners (zippers) to be f W?3 carry practical! bro|wn, green, pink, wl ~?vU a MA/1 1X7/ guiu , vnu aim i cu. if * finishes and different (closed bottom) and th torn) types. Minimum Price 25c. S inch. 90 inches to 36 im inches $1.15. Please specify in oi choice of metal finish Kind of garment and 1 ment. Closed or separa Pete Walker < Box 188 128 Soul i i jbfeiii fe-~ - _ ____ l * AND PERSONAL HAPPEN BFST to 1 lND 88 MRS. A- H. PATT bUNOAY SCHOOL CLASS ENTERTAINED The member* of the Daughters of Wesley llible class of Central Methodist church were entertained at the home o( Mrs. I. B. Goforth on last Friday evening with Mrs. Goforth t ltd Mrs. M. H. ltlser as hostesses. The rooms were arranged with howls of jonquils, splrea and golden hell. Twentytnine . members were present. The Washington's Birthday idea was Observed in the entehalnmem provided for the evening. Mrs. Troy Carpenter and Mrs. Edith Goforth ! were winners of two attractive pizes The nominating commottee, Mrs. O. O. Jackson, Mrs. Murray and Mrs L. K. Shuford. named Ihe following who were elected as officers for the coming year: President, Miss Wlnlfrd Fulton, Vice ' President, Miss Margaret Cornwell, Secretarj- and Treasurer, Miss Ethel Roberts. Mrs. E. W. Griffin was re-elected teacher j of the class with Mrs. -Henry Mc. GInnis, assistant teacher. , The hostesses served congealed fruit salad, chicken salad sandwich-1 I cs, Russian tea and home made can-; dies. I ! u. d. c. to meet The February meeting of the Unit-, ed Daughters of the Confederacy 1 which was postponed from last week1 will he held at the home of Mrs. A.! L. Allrau next Snturday afternoon.,! March 5. at 3:30 o'clock. Mrs. E. B. j, Olive. Mrs.. W. R Evenhart and Mrs. | Allrau will be .hostesses. ! 'hostess to members of social club Mrs. I.add lfamrtck was hostess to members of the Social Club on Saturday afternoon. , The rooms, where three tables of look were in piay were auorueu ' with bowls of lovely spring flowers. Following the game, a delicious i Hulad' course with 'accessories was served. I {EVENING BRIDGE PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Ladd Hamrtck entertained at seven tables of bridge at their home on last Friday evening. The attractive homo was arranged with quantities of bright Bpring flow i era. I Mrs. Joe Nelsler received prize for I high score for ladies and Mrs George i*t he a O man to dUcovcr that Greyhound is aving No. I"?with fares only 1/3 the cost of car, much lower than any o}her travel way. s ... $1.10 Gainesv'e, Fla $7.60 .... 60c Winston-Salem $1.95 o . $2.10 New York ... $8.70 $3.40 Miami ..... $11.16 on . $5.75 Tampa $9.35 EXTRA Saving* on Round Trip Ticket* PERS LON" PERS ssi red Length from 2 inchfa cut them to your lurement. Metal Colored Metal jmplete stock of slide fastound in the Carolinas. y all colors such as blue, lite; black; grey; wine; scarry these in different sizes in both the regular .e separating (open bot?inches to 30 inches 3c per dhes 90c. 36 inches to 44 ndering: First and second and color type desired, ocation of fastener in garting. 's Shoe Service th St. Gsstonim, N. C. INGS ERSON, Editor UUImort for second high. Mr. George Luttlmore' received lil^rh score for ineii and Mr. Charles Pilling for second, high. A teinjKljig salad course with accessories was served. CELEBRATES FIFTEENTH BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY Miss Nancy Suber entertained a num ber of her young friends on last Saturday evening in celebration of her fifteenth birthday. An ameteur program provided amusement and - entertainment for the evening and bingo and other games were played. The hostess, assisted by Mrs. Coman Kails, and Miss Eva Mae Suber served delicious refreshments. The guests Included Misses Mary Julia. Pollock, Gloria Cornwall* Patsy White, Hazel Falls. Jackie Ravels, Mary Evelyn Goforth, Rachael Smith, Betty Patrick, Betty Lee Neisler, Maude Plonk, Dorothy Hoke and1 Peggy Baker, Paul Neisler, Jr., Lawrence Patrick, Jim Nickels, Jim Page, Ladd Hamriek, Jr. Miles ana Ernest Mauney, Dan Finger, Tommy Harper aud Jones Fortune. CELEBRATE8 NINETY FIFTH BIRTHDAY ' Mrs. Caroline Hambright celebrated her 95th birthday at her holtre on. Gaston street, last Friday. .A large number of close friends anil neighbors gathered at her home in the afernoon to pay her homage. Rev. W. M. Boyce, who was among the guests, conducted a devo tional service and made an approp.i ate talk. Tempting refreshments were served by the neighbors. Mrs. Hambrlght received a number of telegrams and other messages of love and1 congratulations from near and far and was also the recipient of a number of gifts. Personals iMrs. Smyre Williams has recove ed from a receul illness. ?o? Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Mauuey -are - pending this week in Newberry, SC. . I Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ford of Cramer ton spent th?; week-end with Mrs. L. A. Kiser and Mis3 Ozellc Riser. Miss' Mary Mitchell, member of the. Central school faculty. Has been . <-/y . t-icK Kr bo vera i any a. ?a? Miss Mary Foust Plonk, student at W. C. II.- N. 0. Greensboro, spent the v;<?_k end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Plonk. ?.0? Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Griffin of Greenville, S C., were guests of Mr. n;U Mrs. K. W. Griffin during the past week-end. ?o? Misses Mary Roddey Edwards Janet Scot? in a and Kathryn Peek rpejit the week-end in Greenville, S C., and Due West, S. C. Rev. ?Tid MrtTfi"W. Fox, Mrs C 1* Fulton and Mr. E. L. Campbell re turned Iroaii Palm Harbor. Florida la*?t week, where they spent tei days. Miss Ifc&bell Patterson of Rocl Hill, S. C., wnH a visitor In Kings Mountain Monday. Miss Patterson is County Demonstrator and was en route to Walterborl, 8. C.. her head quarters. f . The Tri I? class of the Margract Men's Club held a Joint meeting Frl day night with nn old time spelllnj Jbce and Prof. Qulzz program, aftei whlich an oyster supper was serve* by tbfs ladies of the class, which wai kt?eV1? n.rurrrfu^ Otorl Kv f1lA ftlAtt MfiilUjr ?^|/l vniWtVM KM J ? ?!; ?o Mr. ana Mrs. D. Goforth. Eugem and Mildred Mae Ooforth were vial tors in Rock Hill, S. C., Tuesday. MUs Lillian Lackey of the Ores well school faculty spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs J. C. Lackey. O? " Mr. and Mrs. J, E. Rhodes have r< turned home from an eight day trii to lyrmikiKhasn and Monto-Vall< Ala., where they visited their son Mr. John 0. Rhodes, at the latte place. Mr. Rhodes la 8uperlntenden of Grounds of the State Female Col lege at Monte-Vallo. Miss Norma Crook, - student a Wlnthrop College, Rock HU1, 8. C spent the week-end at her homo ii Kings Mountain and had aa he guests, three follow students, Mis Busts George, of Lexington. 8. C Miss Mdry Dsns HMdebrand, e . Orangeburg*. C.. and Mia# Florenc McOtll, of Newberry. 8. C. . . ; L J Church-Newt Presbyterian Church Rev. P D. Patrick, Pastor 10:00 Sunday School C. P. Thornusson gnni , , _ . ? . ? I" nnj't. U:01> A M Morning Worship Sermon topic: "A < all to Action.* 6:t>0 P. M. Venpera. At this hour Wu will continue studies In the Life of the Apostle Paul, sluttying the Hcly Spirit In the Life of the Tpostle Pnul. ' > , Monday 7:16: Boys Scouts troop One. Carl Davidson, Scoutmaster, Harry l'atie, Asst. Scoutmaster. Wednesday 7:30 p. m. Prayer meet (ng, Margrave Community House. j BOYCE MEMORIAL CHURCH Rev. W. M. Boyce, Pastor Bible School at ld.'OO o'clock. Meriting Worship at 11:0.. The pastor will speak on: "The Truth About Tithing." Kveuing Service at 7:32.' Notice this change from the Vesper hour. The pastor's subject is: "Some Ola Question and the New Answers." Junior Christian Union at 2:30. Intermediates and Young People meet at 6:30. Mid week Service each Wednesday evening at 7:30. CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH Rev. E. W. Fox, Pastor 9:45 Sunday school, B. 8. Peeler, Supt. 11:00 "Our Wealth and how to use it" will be the subject of the pastor for the morning sermon. 7:30 Please note the change of time for this service from 7 to 7:30. We expect the young people,to lead the song service and th pastor will have tor the subject of his sermon, "The Mother who Drove her Boy from Home. WESLEY AN lfnmTF/vrhinm /mvm/iTi lwainumoi v/nuAV/n A. P. Connor, Pastor Sabbath School 9:45 A. M. Preaching at 11:00 and 7:15 P. M. W. Y. P. 8. 6:00 P M. Prayer meeting each Wednesday evening 7:15. GRACE METHODIST Rev. W. A. Parsons, Pastor Sunday School 1:46 a. m. Preaching Services 11 a. m. and and 7:00 p. m. Epworth League 6:30 p. na. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:00 p m. A cordial Invitation to worabir ' First Baptist Charch Angus G. ,Sergeant, Pastor 11:00 Morning Worship. The paster will bring last sermon in series of sermons on "Climbing Upward to the Will of God." 0:45 A. M. Sunday School, C. G. \Vhlte, Superintendent. Mr. W. L. Angel, teacher of the .Vowton Bible Class of First Baptist Church at-Shelby will teach all men and young men at the First Baptist Church Sunday morning at 1:00. Time of Sunday night service will bo changed from 7:00 to 7:30. Conference subject for the week "The Scriptural Foundation of Hit | O'HUIIU \.VIUllig. Time and place of metlngs: Thursday alternoon, Mrs. \V. K White at 2:00 o'clock. ' Thursday night. Miss Viola Whitt at 7:30 o'clock. 8ECOND BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. C. C. Parker, Pastor Sunday School 9:45 each Sunday. Preaching 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m i <*ach 8unda. , Macedonia Baptist Church J. V. Frederick, Paator ' Sunday School 9:45 a. m. B. T. U. 5:45 p. m. Evening Worship 7:00 p. m. Preaching 11:00 A. M. and 7PM 1:00 p. ta,. , Prayer service Wednesday evenint ; Short Facts i j."" * ' i Bicycle polo is being revived ii London. 9 London transport vehicles trav i- pled 550,000,000 road miles in 1937. n- ?? l.~ AAJU4M<? #1 AAA AAA anA #i I* I?IM I Wlruuig f *,WUV,VVV M V ; be built In Northern Ireland t< i. house the Royal Uleter Rifles. In mahy states the will of an uti i niarrted1 woman la deemed revoked. f ; > An unnamed' automobile purchase , of New Lexington, O., paid for ai ca r with a sack containing 900 halt do t l.i ra The sack weighed, almost 9 W pound*. Loula XIV spent more than $40 t 000.000 on the royal gardens of Vet .. sallies. a spoken throughout Walafl. r a The United States contains roor .. fossilised remain* ! of dinosaurs the >f any other country hi the world. Bi a Uvla, Argentina and Mongolia als have large bone deposits. KINGS MOUNTAIN MFG COMPANY NEWS Lots Bttttto i . tmStrnmSk tin ~ 1111111 a lew days tbl week visiting reli lives to Shelby. Mr Raymond Harttoe spent Sur day afternoon in Belmont. MIkh Lei? Boat tie attended a trabi lux school in Gastonia last week. Hope we can find our neighbor* Mr. Heury Putnam moved to tin country, Mr. Paul Putnam moved t WE SERVE Y REASON, ?Toasted ! ?Home-Mi Prao Kings Moun We Fill Any Do Save W(th Safety . * * . , ? ii ii r . -? Poultry CAS OPENING PRIC1 < Colored Hens Leghorn Hens Roosters ; Geese Bannys Guineas, each Turkeys, No. 1 Capions Tub Butiei Fryers ^ We can handle 30,000 i MACK'S P( Located two buildings Cc ' .... ... Subscril : THE 1 I * \ ? $1 I * M " HIS Arm IS A* a telephone installer and reps him. the more satisfaction you a service. t> He wager a battle with sleet troubles, such as carelessness in may require a personal visit by I: He is winning his battles, toe to make your service more and n delays are the scientists in the tribute the research; the Wester distributes high quality, standard r ties of hit own group, which he! I- on the job. ? It is a man-sized job. There 1 in service at the end of 1937. But connected 236,789, disconnected step requiring both a "connect" r> Learning to do a constantly i and repairman, which Is |n hat give the moat telephone service with financial safety. e ; Southern BellTelei 0 IHCO ' : .. "iv'f'f 4 ' . M ' 1 ?nrh i?i ' rirnsirfii . . . H tho Henry Putnn-.u house. Mr. Wlh England move*' ' - thA. 1'sul Putnam * house, Mr. Ju. M.or.. moved to the England house, *V U >n< va Ran*aey io the Moore use. Mr. Charley Bridges to the Ka.v.sey house, Mr. ' Lotixu Golna moved to the Bridges jjjj d Mn. Leo lleettte and Kd llurtnoe ( spent Suud-?y afternoon In UaatouU. --a Mlia-Made Mitch em had a* her 1 k; guest Hunday, Miss Martha Ellen 'Morrison of the Ronnie. >. Mr. Bill Hartsoe and alater, Mlsa j e Lorene Hartsoe spent Sunday la 9 Shelby. OU PROMPTLY I \BLE PRJCES B Sandwiches? ade Ice Cream Delivery tain Drug Co. ctors' Prescription at your Rexall Store Wanted HPlAID SS OF THIS WEEK 16c 13c ' 8c 10c - 25c: 9(W* 10c to 22c A a mm 9 a m -3 r aiso wanted Wanted Later xmnds of Poultry Weekly )ULTRY CO I North of Cleveland Motor trapany . ; ;V t 1 be to TViV\ 4 V F\ 1LKALD ? i ."'?* *1 .50 a year "'* ' . v ;f -j* X :'|| - ' TO Serve YOU lirntat). he Litows lliat the less you need gel from your dependable telephone , rain and wind; as well as with leaser leaving the receiver off the hook which urn. >, for back of him in the constant effort tore free from imperfections, errors and Bell Telephone Laboratories who conn Electric Company, which makes and lired equipment; and the training activiIps him to he more expert and titknt were 1,079,692 Southern Bell telephones t they didn't all "stay put," for installer* 159,284, atwl moved 106,512. this latter and "diseonnect" operation, mproving job it the aim of the installer rmony with the Bell Systemt flesh* tm and the bast, at the least eost coashnwi ; i "1 * 'c'H PHONE MO TEIEQMN COl luuiflHHHkt
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