SOCIAL
Of INTf
PHONES 10-R
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HOMO- WHITE ,
| -fbllo?vu( WMUkinc announce
| ! 1 ?i 111 .onn* nfcji'H'U iy
til mil inter* to dwyouic couple:
Mr. and Mrs W. M. I lord
announce (he marriage of their
daughter
Dorothy Mae
to
Mr. James E-'ward White
on January the tenth, nineteen
hundred and thirty-eight
York. S. 0.
FOSTER-CRAIAf FOHD .
The fallowing announcement is ol
much Interest to the many friendt
of the young couple:
Mr. and) Mrs. C. M. Foster
announce the marriage of their
daughter *
Be?stfe Novella
to
.Mr. W. Raymond Crawford
on Saturday, May seventh
Nineteen hundred thdrty-eight
?, Clover, South Carolina
RETURN8 HOME
Mr*. Robert TTower. third, and
young daughter, Patti Ann, have re
turned ti their home in Norfolk, Va.
after a vint to Mrs. Trower's par
emtst Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Norman
Mm. Trotwcr visited in Spartanburt
Cherryville and Hickory, while here
and was the recipient of a ninnbei
of social courtesies.
Lieutenant afttd Mm Trtwer re
cemtly returned to the States aftei
? nl A n# kAtiAUn 1 tf<wi isa (n f Pftl'
it ma> vi Sv?ci a i j cn i o iu * v^
and Chung King, China, and Manil?
Ph!llliH>ine Islands.
HOBTE8S AT BRIDGE PARTF
Mrs. O. W. Myers waa hostess at
one of the meet deMghtful parties a
the seapm, entertaining at her hom<
on Pleionont Avenue laM Thursoo;
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v Make .Your Appointmci
i THE CAHA NOME SI
Who will be at ou
i > All
Next We*
. All .ladies who consult 3
Nome Specialist, will fo
facial, not just a quick
v be "high-pressured" in
will be given helpful ii
culture and the proper
I'nis service is absolute
on the part of the custc
used in the store.
Kings Mountai
The Rc
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AND PERSONAL HAPPE
1REST to
AND 88 MRS. A- H. PAT
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. after 11..on.
c*. people#, I rib and other love!
lluvvcM.
h'inlit tables of bridge were In pla;
with Mrs. Charles Williams scorini
hlrh and Mis. J. R. Davit., secotu
uign. .receiving attractive tro
phlea.
A tempting ?alad course with ac
Mf jgrtei and a sweet court*
served.
WEINER ROAST AT LAKE
j Honoring Ensign Wrlstin Carpen
ter, cjt California, a weiner roa?t am
iwrty was given at Lake Montonta
Monday evening.
Pairing the evening games wen
enjoyed.
Those preseat included Misses 8a
ra Finger, Dorothy Patterson, Pau
line Neialer, Eva Mae Suber; Mr
anil Mrs. Howard Jackson; En*igi
WiOsion Carpenter, Mike Milam,
George Ware and Luther Cansier.
CIRCLE MEETING
1 Mrs. W. H. Howard aud Miss Ger
trade Ware entertained circle num
jber one of the Woman's Missionary
"i Society of Central Methodist Churcl
at the liiime of Mns. Howard, on Men
c day afternoon.
' Mrs. I<esoer Hoke, the leader, pre
' sided.
Mrs. B. M. Ormandi conducted thi
! devotional "service and Mrs. M. H
rj Biser had charge of a most interest
' lng Bible study.
> The Hostess served a tempting so
d course with accessories and tea.
JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB
t TO MEET
f A called meeting of the JunSor Wi
i tnan's Club will be held in the loung
r ct the club building Thursday ever
tit Now For
PECIALIST
r Store W
iliss Evelyn McMath, Cara
e given a free professional
clean-up.. Ladies will not
to buying anything, but
nformation about beauty
cosmetics to use.
ly free, with no obligation
uncr. Private booth will be
n Drug Company
;xall Store
and Lig]
ast Be P;
Before tl
I HAVING YOUR SERVIC1
. town or-tfi
Water and Lis
jP'W^WISjppH
TMB Kmm MOUNTAIN HSRALD 1
MNGS
WOMEN
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TTEKSON, Editor
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, ing at 7: AO o'clock. Mftulwri are urg
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i- for a barn Festival.
j VISITOR HONORCD f.
II M'it Vitglnla McL.il. of Little
t IUmm. Ark., who 1h a goe^t of Mite
1 Man hi KratK t h Met; ill, wag honoree*
h at a bri&e party at the M< (>111 houie
on Ihtcaday evonlng.
s, The living room wag arranged
a *>ith lovely flowers- * '
Following the game a templing
salai course with acccj-suriea and a
.sweet course wag served.
I Oikv's included Misses Virginia
1 Mt<rtl 1, Nina Jackson, Irene Camp
, bell and Dorothy Patterson; Hubert
| Adertooldt, J. H. Coggins, Earl Mc9
Gill. Clarence Smith, Billy Weir ani
| 'Polly Sbutdrd.
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Personals
Miss Martha Means of Concord
has bee? a gu *t of Mrg. R. H, Web'j
MrF. E. W. Neal and Mrs. Flern
' Ing Rajnseur visited in Cherryvllle
'"t Tuesday.
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1 Mrs. L. F. Neal anlJ Miss Ella Har
* men visited Mr. and Mrs. Martiu U
Rudtsil near Ctaerrv-ville Tuesday.
Messrs S. C. Ratterree and Mr. P.
? G. Ratterree visited Mr. and Mrs. J.
' A. IJtitle o{ Albemarle.
Mrs. j; M. Garrison went to Gas*
.tenia Saturday to spend awthile with
Mr?. D. A. Garrison.
Mr?. W. 8. Dllttng and Miss Elia
Harmon were Gaatcnia visitors Sat'
urday,
t ?o?
1 Mr. and Mrs. John Stowe of Shelby
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
C. F. Stowe.
Mr. and Mrs/lT'w. Phillip had
as their guest over the week-end.
Miss Clara Abernathy of Hh-lcory.
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Mrs. TVwn Styers asd family or
Gieensboro spent the week-end with
relatives in Kings Mluntain.
Mr. J. J. Patterson in company
wirh friecide of Shelby, spen* Sunday
and Monday in Louisville, Kv.
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M'i.-s'*? Mary Frances Carpenter
Htxf Virginia Green spent Sunday I".
Asheville.
I)r. \V. L. Mauney of Winstoni
Salm /spent the week-end with his
1 pasv Mv. at/1 Mrs. R. L. Mauney.
I Mr, and Mrs. Cloyd Hager of Hicfkory
spent .the week-end with Mrs.
, H. 3. Plonk at her home on Gold
stw?w. ' ?
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Mrs. R. T. 'Hasty and children of
. t. _ 1. I.. iL. 1 ... ^ n 9
? iieri?;-.?? Hrc n-^Hin^ ssi uie iiuuit? ui
her parents, Mr. and Mrs ,T. R. Roto
ens- oil the Cherryville road.
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Mrs. Floyd Shuford and Miss AnRoberta,
assisted in receiving at
nt tea in Cltffalde last week, honoring
Mrs. lvey 8huford, a reoenf bride.
fdr, and Mrs. Price Patterson of
lit Bills I
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tie 15th j
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NGS MOUNTAIN I
;ht Department
FHURSDAY, MAY IS, IMS '
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Raven el, 8. C., tpeot tbe week-end
will Mn*. Ira PwUeraou, mother ol
the former.
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Mr. and- Mr*. White Harmon and
ivro children of 8beiby were guests
Mothers Day of Mrs. Mary Harmon
and Miss Virgii Harmon.
Mra. K W. Neat and E. W.'Neal
Jr. i?.in tied M iday night from Due
West, S t'., where they have visited
for k'veral day*.
Mi l.ee i'aiteison. Mi?s Mad- Hue
t'af . , -' 11. t"l| V' '
TTotTlliH. were vi?.orH in Kings
Mountain Sunday.
Mi ail! Mr#, (trady King and other
nxihtu r.< of the K'llit falliil> spout
Moth r* fay .with Mr. airti .Mrs. (J
V. K.ng' lit. Dun taster, 8. C.
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iMi < K,!' 'It- Ooforth has returned
room iHe hospital in OKe^vilH'
wen yhc was lioen a patient anil is
not at her home on Piedmont avenue
Mrs A. L. HiiT'aud son, Dr. Hill
haye as their guests, Mrs. Hill's dau
jh&er. Mrs. James Carrfgan and little
daughter, if Burlington, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Wright Harman ha!
as their guests Sunday,, Mrs. Theodore
Fogloman anl Mr. Carl Me
Craw of Charlotte..
_ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Watterson
and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Kiser of
Charlotte spent the week-end with
relatives in Kings Mountain.
i Ensign Wristou Canpenter of California
and his mother, Mrs. O. B
Carpenter, whos has been In Texas
for somotlme, are guests of Mrs. F.
E. Finger.
Johnnie Elam has just returned
from the A. S. T. C. where he was
.detained for one week touring the
state with the college play as a
member of the college orchestra. .
Miss Virginia Mogill, daughter or
I Mr. iind Mis. Warren McCiill, of Litj
tie Rock. Ark., is> visiting her cousin
Miss Martha Frances McGill 'anvr
Jtlher relatives.
Among these attending "May Day'
at Limestone College Saturday were
Me-athimes Joe Lee Woodiward, Lau
, vhCon. J. L. Head. Rob McDaniel,
Ben Coforth; Misses Annie Roberts
Hazel Falls and Jacqueline Rawleg.
The children and grandchildren
ct the lnte Mr. and Mrs. Joe Crow
pioneer settlers of Kngs Mountain
visited Mountain Regt ccnretery cn
Moilhers Day to place flowers upor
9l Zaly to Vie.
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: MARGRACE NEWS \
M/s. Joe Foster
I )M<M^<|tMMmil|tM<< '!
The much-looked forward to re v I / *
1 is In pronrea* at th?- Macedon'i a
ItaiMHst church near the . Park Grace n
and Margrave Mill*, with Rev, Hagsard.
Well-known KiuDgeHM occupy!
tap the pulpit, and Mr. Ituunie !nj
charge of the slug service. Uot It ,
ire - exceptionally fine in .their re!
:m 'tlve fields of service. and thc>s<>
, u- '.?? ?' fortm-st,- .mo ~V. to '.'
j Tteai^ufn!^rre high in their praise pj
M?'?? dula church cordially lpvlte-c '
the public to attend t)i<* e-rvlcei.
Mitp Hetty Thomas w-a* the imcpi
at Ion tor t< loiely diuner party last '
\V?<' !.'? > iuy evening', gin :i by her
Pi're: <>. Mr. and Mrs, Raljh Thomas
.it thejv home. The oocailen was In "
I etelki-u H.' l fit KliClid.... 1 '
...... .. ?'? ??*-*?. |> win* ii ju; n III!;; .
?'.?Th ry and came as a complete nur-|
I prise to the honoscc. .Covers wei#
j laid for Mr and Mrs. Clarence Jolly.
! Mrs. J. \V. Gaffney a?.d a young nep!
'hew of Mrs. Thomas' from Gaffney,1
18. ('., Mr. and Mrs, Thomas. Ralph.' _
Jr.. and the honoree. -\ a
Mrs. E. B. Cook and Mrs. Bertha
George were hostesses to their Suu-j
day School class of Macedonia Bap-j
tl'st church last Saturday evening at;
the roguler monthly class meeting,'
at the home of the former. Mrs.
George bad charge of the devotional.)
Prize* were awarded as follows: pea!
?oit contest winner, Mrs. George: I
Bean contest winner. Mrs. Thainer!
Gamble; Bible contest. Mrs. J. V.'
Frederick and Mrs. Joe Foster tied
as winners and both received prises.
The hostesses served delicious refreshments,
consisting of congealed
salad, sandwiches, pound cake and
lemonade. ,
Miz. Thamer Gamble entertained
at diivi-r Sunday in honor'of' her
j husband's birthday an /-orsary. Oov
1 ers were la! 1 for Mr/find Mrs. Call
"Gault and daughter, .Mr. and Mrs. fe.
B. Cook and family and'Mr. and Mrs
.Gamble
Mrs. Earl Stroupe and young son
j were the dinner Ruefsts last Sutiday
of Mrs. Tom Smith.
! Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Key and family
spent the week end with relatives'
In Sari Station.
I Mr. and Mrs. L. \V. Eedford, Mrs' F
Thamer Gamble,. Misses Eohlse Wat
\ lace and Joyce Fester were Gastonia (
' - visitors Saturday
I (Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Head and fam"i
ily of Cramerton visited Mrs. Eula
Wtodward during the weekend. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moss and 1
. their mother's and firandmotberVj ,
i gtave they were joined here by Mrs.,
Leo llorm.n and Journed to the bat)
i tleground to have dinner. j ^
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BLUE (LUIN8 WE ARE WAKING TH
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to your grocer and receive a re
.UE BLUING absolutely free .
tpon will bo rxfewnd by all jobbers
price of IO cents.
OHM PURL PRODUCTS C
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
ftrifnn sit
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stnily ant Mr. L. W. U-dford atanted
the Mcnrolal Services at
too HUI choir ' . .lay.
.Mr. and Mr*. Jo- Foster and hat
t were the sou. > Sunday t( Mr.
nd Mr*. S. R. Suber.
Mr and Mrs. Roy .Matthews have
* their gu?dt thl? w- <-U a young
ieee of l-inoolnton
Admin tat ret or'a Notice '
Having uuslifb-d as administrator
fore the Clerk of the Superior
out I for Cleveland County for the
Mate of <1. <1 'Boone, deceased, ah
artlca having claim* against said
mill' UIH MI.IHIH'H ii( yiii'T'iai mfi 1
:if ni>4 miftaed on or b?-for?? the.
S.th day of April. 19U9. or this lyotiie v
ill li< |ileadc-| In bar of their resvery.
Alt uvrsons-ind-bt? d to said- eo
tie * pit. make prompt, paylent,
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iliih the loth day of April. 19-18
t'l?-niou!-?e Bncn*.
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JOB PRINTING *
?PHONE 167?
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Vote For
R. H. WILSON
"OR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
democratic Primary June 4, 193S
Your Vote and Support
Apprec4ated
dr. Wilson is the father of H. C,
A'Vivon of Kings Mountain who
vili also appreciate the support
vjveii tvim by local voters. "i
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