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MEETING OF ADELPHIAN CLUB j
Mm. C. W. Harper was hostess to!
members of the Adelphlan Club and I
a number of Invited guests entertain!
ing at her home on West Gold stree
last Thursday afternoon.
Chrysanthemums were effectively
used In decorations In the rooms
where tables were arranged for rook
At the conclusion of the game a
delicious salad wltb accompaniments
of sandwiches and a sweet
co us re was served.
.Those playing were Mesdanies
Harold Crawford, liyron Keeter, 8.
H. Buber. Pride Ratterree. Troy Car.
pnvter, Joe Thomson. L C. Parsons
B. A. Harrtll. Arthur Hay, W. A.
"" " 1 " ' Mnrehr.fi I. P.
Baker h. C. Mauney, W. K. Mauney.!
R. L. Mauney, C. B Nelsler, Lloyd j
Minch, J O. Plonk, J. H. Antbonyi
and J. O. I lord Mrs. O O Jackson
aad Mrs Howard Jackson came In!
tor refreshments. .1
MISS COLLINS HONORED
Friends of Miss Sara Coll inn. a for
mer Kings Mountain girl, will be Interested
to know that she Is to be
listed in Who's Who among Colleges
and Universities for 1938-39.
In order to be included in Who's
Who. according to announcement,
from Ashevllte Normal, where Miss i
Collins is president of the student j
body, a student must' have the combination
of qualities of character.l
. Scholarship, leadership and potential j
of future usefulness to business and:
society. .
Miss Collins is a daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Collins, and
a graduate of Kings Mountain High
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COMING NEXT THUR8DAY
Big Thanksgiving
?SPECIAU"LETTER
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! ENTERTAIN8 STUDY CLUB
ANO QUESTS
M,rs. NV. T. .Weir entertained mem
hers of the Study Club and a number
of invited guests at her home on
Railroad Avenue Tuesday evening.
The rooms of the home were
thrown en-suite and arranged with
dolorful chrysanthemums and other
tlowera.
Mrs. 0. NV. Harper had charge of
an interesting program, featuring a
talk on Canada and Canadian customs
by Mr. NV. K Tumnion who
has been in Kings Mountain for
sometime. Mr. Ti*ntnon was introduced
by Mrs M A, Ware.
A reading on "Thanksgiving" bT
..MUa ilemdon concluded the
program.
On arrival, the guests were served
a delicious chicken salad course with
accessories, rouowea by ice cream!
and cake.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Dr. and Mrs. John Standing Norman.
or Kings Mountain and Gastonla,
have announced the engagement
of their daughter. Nun, to I)r.
Daniel Nlven Stewairt. of Hickory.
The wedding will be an event of
the late winter. .
MIrb Norman is -pleasantly reinetn
bered in Kings Mountain, where she
spent a part of her girlhood, when
hec. father was a practicing physician
here and the announcement of
her engagement will be received
with Interest.
Dr. Stewart is the Son of Mr. and
Mrs. D. N. Stewart of ilale^gh.
HONORED AT PARTY
Mrs. L. P. Uaker, Jr., was honor
guest at a lovely party given at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Charles
Campbell Friday evening with Mrs.
Ermon Martin. Miss Vick Hughes
and MSB. Campbell as hostesses.
Lovely fall flowers were used in
decoration and the Thanksgiving mo
tif suggested in the delicious salad
and sweet course which was served.
Those present included Mesdames
Jacob Cocper., J. E Anthony. Harold
Hhnnicutt, Bill Baker, M. A.
Ware. O. C. O'FarrwU, J.' B. Thomaason,
D. Goforth, G. D. Hambright,
P. D. lierndon H" T Fulton, N. F.
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son, R O. Plonk., E I- Campbell. Gor
I don Hughes, Jr., and L. P. Baker, Jr.
CIRCLES MEET
Circle Number One of Centrat
Methodist' church met at the home
of Mrs. J. D. HullemW ou Monday
afternoon with Mrs. Charles llullender,
Mrs. Clyde Hulleuder and Mrs.
J.. IV Hulleuder as hostesses.
Mrs. Lester Hoke, the lender, presided
and Mrs E VV.'Griffin led the
devotional service. M.:? i.x I,. Alexander
prosi-nted *he-B:.h!-> Studs in a
mcsi" interesting way.
Delicious refreshments were servd
dining the social hour.
Mrs. I. it. Go-forth. was hostess to1
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nfembers of ber circle on Monday
afternoon. Mrs. C. W. Harper, the t
leader, presided and also conducted j
tho devotional. The lllble Study waa ^
presented by Mrs. II. T: Fulton.
During the social hour the hostess ^
served {emptlng refreshments. ' .
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT |t
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Falls announce
the birth of a daughter, Carolyn ^
Prat, on October 23rd.
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Personals '
Mr. Tom Mostellcr of l.lncolnton
has beeu visiting relatives befe. I]
gI T hiil II ill 111 Iliii id
a two-week's visit with relatives In I
Florida. ' n
(Mr. W. C. Warllck of Bluefleld. W.
Va.. waa a guent of relative* and
friend* la Kings Mountain lam week j
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Falls and chll >
dre.n of Aaheville spent Friday in |
Kings Mountain. ^
Mr. and Mrs. Kay Dixon of Gas- j
tonia were visitors in Kings, Mountain
Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Cllne left Tues
day for Miami, Florida, to spend the 1
winter.
ldttle Miss Shirley Watson of *
Roone spent the week-end with her f
aunt, Mrs. Clyde Cole and family. *'
Mr. Sam Hcrwell underwent an op- ]
eratlon in City Hospital, Gastonla, i
Monday. J
Miss Martha Frances McGlll spent
the week-end with relatives In Mt. r
Holly. j
Mr. Herbert Plonk of Raleigh t
spent the week-end here with home t
folks.
Mr. John Plonk visited his uncle, t
Mr. J. C. Plonk at Hickory last Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. \V. Blanton had as (
their guests Mr. and Mrs. J. B )
Thomas of Charlotte last Monday (
evening. ?
Miss Ruth Moore has returned to ]
the Ausell Eeauty Shoppe after a t
'.wo-weeks Illness at her home ' at
Murshvllle.
"iMrs. F. E. Finger spent lust week
at Southport where slie was called
cn account of the critical illness or
tier sister, Mrs. Frank Plaxico.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wright Harmon had
ii? their guests Sunday evening Mm.
ilieodcre Fogloman and Mr. Carl
Mi-Craw of Charlotte.
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Mr. and Mrs. Janies Howell had as
their suest Friday night the Tatter's
mother, Mrs. VV. E. Carroll of Crow
der's Mountain.
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Mr. Byron Keeter has returned
from New York and Baltimore where
he bought fall and winter merchandise
for Keeter's Department Store.
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Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Neisler were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Mentties
of Hickory, during the past weekend.
Mrs. Lee Harmon and Miss Virgie
Harmon were guests of Mrs. Frank
Ooforth and Miss Louise Goforth
Monday.
Miss May Plonk and Mr. J. Calvin
Plonk went to Charlotte Tuesday to
visit their mother. Mrs. R. S. Plonk
who is taking treatment at the ProsKularlan
U/\osvl*ol
Bill Davis, student at Oak Ridge
Military School and George Shlpp of
Newton, a fellow student, spent the
week-end vlth Mr. and Mrs. J. R
Davis.
Mrs. C. W. Dlankenship nnd son
Alan Watts, of Augusta. Ga.. were
ihe weeb-end guests of Mrs. ninnk
enshlp's parents Mr. and Mrs. C, J.
3ault.
Mrs. B. A. Murray Is still very HI
it Duke Hospital and while his eonlltlon
Is extremely critical, his
amlly and physclans still have hope
or his recovery.
Misses Martha Sue Murphy an!
Svelyn Owens entertained! a few of
heir friends with a party at the
lome of the former Saturday night.
Jake and lee cream was served.
Mrs Clav Poston of Shelby, nee
(las Prue Nell Houser, of Kings
fountain, who has been critically
II In the Shelby Hospital since last
rfaursday, is somewhat improved.
The Woman's Missionary Society
>f the Westeyan church are having a
milling at the parsonage Thursday
ifternoon. All people who know how
o use a needle are asked to attend.
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Mr. uud Mrs. Claude Tedder ot
)al. joro spent the week-end In
Clngs .u cut lit In. Mrs. Tedder a mem
?er of the O-.kboro school faculty, i
vas toerore marriage. Miss Nell Ha>s
of this place.
Miss Bstelle Barber Who has he - it.;
connected with the Carolina Cult,
eft Suuday for Kannapolts where
he has accepted a similar position
diss Barber's place has lieen filled
ly Mrs. Floyd Payne.
Mr. uud Mrs. H. 8. Nelll, Huron, Jr.
lobert and David Nelll, are on a
wo. week's trip to Texas Mr. Nelll
rent especially to attend the Bank
rs Convention in Houston, Texas,
nd the family- will viait relatives In
'yler, Texas.
Mrs W A Tboinasson and tons
lllly and Hdgar Lee, of Charlotte,
(u Lw Harmon and Miss Vlrgle
* sfifnfirurt YlmviTiln nr
larmou of Shelby were recent
;u*sts of Mr. and Mm John Maraurn
of Morganton.
Mf-a. Mae Walker and Mrs. Goldle
d< Daniel were obit hostesses at a
irldal shower In honor of Mrs. Grace
rhomas Huffman and Mrs. Bertha
CskeW Williams at the home of Mrs.
Valker on last Friday evening. The
>rides were the recipients of 'many
ovely gifts.
Mrs. Seuford Jackson and Miss
Virginia Lee Jackson of Collings*ood.
New Jersey, Mr. Robert Kraner
of Philadelphia and Mr. John
ilrusford of Massachusetts. were
tueftts of Mr. and Mrs. Seaford Jackion,
Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. SteW
irt for tlie week-end.
Home Air Conditioning:
Held Benefit To Women
New- York. Nov. 14.?(IPS).?Wonen's
housework In the next 2ii
ears will be halved when air conlltioning
in homes gets In full stride
iccordng to Lin M. Butler, air filter
ixpert here.
Speaking of the new-aircondltlonng
industry, virtually unknown un
11 a few years ago, Mr. Butler said;
"The growing popularity of air
xxndltloning in the home means
none houses that look end' are much
;leaner with less effort in fewer
luuM-utuumu nours on tue part ot
he homemaker. I predict that In
!0 years thanks to air conditioning,
lusting Will more nearly be a week>
chore than the daily drudgery
hat it is today."
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FARM QUESTIONS *.*??,*. To Th. Herald
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Q.?Is It profitable to grade eggs
before marketing? AMfAUmifllT *
A.?Kgg grading la not only prac- . nwM W A.R\iCiVICIs I
tlcal unci profitable, but |t Boon will comet qskhrr to I.e.5. trelsed * j
be an absolute necessity if the egg m*"' ** other | |
coarse* to select from:
nduatry Is to go ahead. The pur- .Diesel Engine.
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m; :.d a quality graded egg and the Aviation Engine.
|p:rducer must, sooner or later, fa- Shoo P ti
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rraies and quality us a producer of Hart taday-taataad tamarrawl
;uch a product. Not only do eggs INTERNATIONAL
| of 'known grade command the high CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS
price on all markets, but the grading
gives the producer an opportun- ^'. Eckard, Representative
Ity to cull his flock to better advan- P. O. Box 194
tage and save only those bens that Charlotte, N. C.
are producing the best eggs. i
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