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MARRIAGE , ,l
ANNOUNCEMENT . (I
Announcement has been made by
lfr. and Mra. K. L Sullivan of Ht||h
Shoals of the Marriage o( their daufWKrji'HlWi!
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and Charlotte. The bride la plea?nt?
ly rmcaltrrri In Kings Mounialu
where the lived during her high
wrhool days when her father held a i
poeltion with the Wiling Mills Co. 1
The marriage took place February ,
19. hi Newton, where the? Sullivan ,
family moved after leaving . Kings ,
Mountain. Mr. Early la prominent j
. . In ba*??Daii circle* ana u now witii
the Charlotte Hornet*.
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'llu- followlnc Intatlons have bee
rwlvwl in King* Mountain:
"Tin- Trustee* mill Staff, Bake
ilti t )uu to be pie?riit at the Oradi
I ilia* Kxeftine* Tuesday evening, Ma,
twenty fourth, eight o'clock. Bake
Sati::'.. flutn Training School audi
lorluui Liniiberton. N. C."
Mi?.? t'ora Lee Kails, a forme
KIiikx Mountain girl i? one of tbi
fourteen graduate* and In nleuaantl
MMiu-i|il>ere?l here where she speii
lier childhood and early youth. Mis
Kallji moved with her parents, Mi
Jirl Mrs. fhtrleg Kails, to uutuhei
ion a few years ago and after gradi
itlng from High School, - began trail
ing at the Baker Sanatorium, Lum
yerton.
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like Mr. Jenkins
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. BRIDE-ELECT HONORED
A lovely mlmfllinroiu ' shower
wsp kIvmi by Miss Marie Whiteside*
at h?r Heme <?n Kpst King street. *ion
; igfiir'iii'rr.jji111,
a June 11
Y Mowl* of mixed spring flowers. InrpiutVfiiK
roses, pconie? daisies and
h larkspur, were arranged throughout
the h~me,
f< llurltiK the evening the guests enI
jo> ed hili'al contests. After prises
ei w? r? awarded. Miss Juanlts Huds^|
peth. presented the bride elect, Miss
! tlxillt ?lth thi. Puwlutor KaaW
*i huge basket, covered With green
" ciepe poper and containing many
lo\e]> gifts. I
J A delicious cold plate with an iced
I drink wan served with the green andj
" white bridal color motif observed.
Those present included Miss
Blanche Gault, the honoree. Miss
Whitesides, Mrs. Blanche Poplin,!
Mrs. Charles Thomagson, Mrs. Bob
McDanfe), Mi's. J. K. Harmon, Mrs
Bill"Osborne, Mrs. M. C Wlngate;
Misses Pashia Wright, Kathleen and
Ruth Randle, Geneva and Juanlta
Hudspeth, all of Kings Mountain;
Mrs. Major Whitesides and Mrs. W.
Y. Abresch of Gastonta.
ENTERTAIN FOR HU8BAND
On Mom-lUy evening Mrs. Glenn
White entertained a group of friends
honoring her husband, Mr. White, on
his birthlay. The heme was beautifully
decorated for tlie occasion with
lovely cut flowers. A color note of
pick, green and white'was observed
on the decoration of .refreshments.
Hearts were played at eight tables
for an hour, after -which refreshments.
consisting of a salad and
sweet course Was served. Individual
cakes, each bearing a large candle
en pbasiaed the birthday idea. Follow
:ng refreshments Mr.'H. Bee Weathers
of Shelby showed pictures cf his
western trip.
Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ladd
Hamrick, Mr. and Mrs- P. D. HernI
r?Afi ' Mi* nnH Mr* RvPOtl KPt^ter. Mr
and Mrs. D. M. Bridges, Mr. and Mrs
Doris liittlejohn, Mr. and Mrs. E C
M?<"Lain. Mr. and Mrs. W. W Souther,
Mr; and Mis. J K Willis. Mr.
and .Mr* D F Hord, Mr. and Mrs.
Glee A. Bridges, and Mr. Vernon
Crosby, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Collier
of GTover, Mr. and' Mrs. Earle Hamtick,
Mr. and Mrs. John Eld Queen,
und H. L. Weathers of Shelby.
j MEETING OF STUDY CLUB
M:j? Grady Patterson was hostess
\ to members of the Study Club entertaining
at her home cu Gold stree
| on Tuesday afternoon.
An artistic arrangement of beautlI
ful flowers made tlie rconis most in
" vitlrg.
j Mrs. J. M. Rhea had charge of an
I interesting program on North Caroj
"ina Estates and Gardens. A well
; prepared prper on the subject was
: tad,by Mts. l.add Hani rick and one
of F'Uar Guest's poems was given byMrs.
W. T. Weir. After a piano tium
eer by Mrs N F McGill, Curreut
Events were given.
A delicious srlud course., with ac
eesoMries and a sweet course wai
served. .
.Mrs. M M. Almond and childret
of Charlotte are spoil iing a tew days
w'th her sister. Mrs. Eugene Mat
thews.
AUXILIARY BIRTHDAY
I'xursa&y evt-uii.g ai 7:30 in th<
Fellcwghin Hall of the Preibvterlar
church there is to be a birthda;
party to which everyone is invited
It is an occasion of great significance
because it Is the .anniversary of th<
organization of the Woman's Auxlll
my.
'Ilie Executive ( "n'mlttees o
Home and Foreign Missions havi
gimd Te2.'MUs to rejoice In these Aui
ihary Binhdays. Some of the mos
fruitful missions had their begin
tongs in the offerings given by tfn
! auxiliaries in recognition of this an
nivereary. t
The 1938 Auxiliary Birthday Offc
ling is to be for women and girls o
other races and languages in ou
own land.
The party Thursday evening is t<
be a mot^ enjoyable one. Thren
will be music, refreshments, and
very interesting program.
VILL ENTERTAIN
On Saturday evening of this wee!
Mrs. W. H. Webster and Mlas Clan
W?-bgter of Charlotte Will entertaii
at a bridge party at their hone 01
lawyers Road honoring Mia* Orac
Fortune and Mr. H. M. Dulln o
Charlotte whose marriage will tak<
< pla-"e in Juno.
Other guests will include Mis
Mary Porttr. Margaret Phillips. Lov
lee Hoover, Julia RoMnson, Mr. ail'
Mrs. J. 11. Hudson. Mr. and Mrs. 1
L Johnston, Carl D. Wllscn all o
Charlotte and Bill Fortune of King
Mountain. '
Mr*. J. C. Keller, Mrs. El Hon
:cd Mies Phyllis Ware have been vi
.it lug relatives in Shelby this wee*
U< D. C. GlVta BEMCPIT PARTY l?
)M embers of the local chapter, U.
D. C., entertained with a benefit'
brMke and rook party on Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Paul
NeMer on Gaston street. The handsome
home wan attractively arrung-j
ed with lovely flowers.
Fifteen tables of bridge and rook
were In play. Mr#. Fleming IUmseur.
sooicd high In rook and Mrs. Icons'
M< "til cut for consolation. Miss
Kva Plonk won high score In bridge
an. Mrs. IKiua'ld.Hlanton low score.
"l)ie following young high school
girls assisted in serving sandwiches,
i ctokles and tea: Misses Phyllis Pat
lerson I a,rot by Hoke. Maude Plonk,
Gloria I'-niwell Jacqueline Kawlea
ill n fill nil- I 1 II I I I mill?
Falls. IMty Patrick; Betty Lee Nel*
ler. Mary Fveiyn Gofortb. Fay Moss.
Colleen <'.>inpt>< II, and Mary Ratter
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Tea poured by Mrs. C. K.
Nelalei end Mrs. W. A. Ridenhour.
who seated at the beautifully
jppoiuteil ditiifag table.
Mrs. Paul Neisler and Mrs. J. G.
Mori, in evident of the U. D. C. chapter,
received the guests at the front
entrance.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT I
Born lo Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lindsay.
a daughter, Iris Lyvonn, May!
12th. at their home on Railroad avenue.
i Personals
\ Miss Daley Lovelace visited borne
' folks during the week end.
Mifcs Margaret Smith was a visV
j tor in Charlotte Sunday.
Miss Frances Plonk has been Visit
Ing relatives in Hemp.
Mrs. drier Plonk was a visitor in
Shelby Wednesday afternoon.
j - Miss Leslie of Neeley's Creek spent
the week end -with Miss Elibaeth
jWsre. ; .
> Mr. .linimy Mcdill of A&heviile
spent the week end with bis parents
Dr. and Mrs. W. J. McGill.
' Mrs. Ronie Milliard of Charlotte
visited her aunts, Mrs. Minims, and
Miss Agnes Morris Tuesday, I
Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. Rudistli bf
Cherryville were visitors in Kings
| Mountain Tuesday
Mrs. r>. i . naiierree vibucu mi.
Jap Raun ree and family of Char J
lotte over the week end.
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Miss Jones of Alabama visited her
sisfer, Mrs. Jimmie Hord during the
week end. ' j
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Mr. and Mrs. carl Da vidsin spent
Saturday nigh; in WacO wi'b. relatives.
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Miss Mary Louise Rhyne of Lerofr
ilhyno college spent the week end
ith home folks. ;
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Mi's. R. P. Whisley and bahy c-f
Wen lell. N. C., are x.'sit'ng relatives
in Kings Mounts in. ?i
Miss Mary Giier Leslie, of Leslie.
S. was a guest cf Miss Elizabeth
Ware during the past week-end. ;
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f M ss Elsie Ader of the Mount Holly
school faculty was a visitor in
j Kings Mountain last Thursday.
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j Miss Lois Fortune of Charlotte is
1 ?p< niCng this week with her parents
I vfi. ntwl \tra W 1. Fortune
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Miss Blakely and Miss Bee Herron
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