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. 'Mrs. J. H. Slewir* was hostess to
/members of the Home Arts Club and
Invited guests, entertaining at hef
home on West tlold street on Thuri
" -Jla? afternlon. The rooms were brl
ghtened with Christinas decorations
which formed a fitting setting for
tiho Christmas program "arranged by
Mrs. W. K. Crook.
A play. "Going Home For t hrlstmas,"
was given by the following
cast: Meedamce John Gamble, W. E
lUakely, Bright Ratterree. Charles
Campbell. Grady Patterson, J: If.
Stewart and Miss .Mary Beth Ilord.
Christ'I |is inuJlc was furnish* d
by Mrs. Aubrey Maune.v, Mrs. liar*
old Crawford and Miss Mary Beth
Hord.
wiiiwiansassssJfcsagssagpsaaawswwawwpwawWiiliSjy li'Jt
?Inging of Christmas Co Pols under
the direction of Mrs. Aubrey Mauney
A salad course with accessories
and sweets was served.
' . HOSTESS AT BRIOGE
AfJP, ROOK PARTY
AMrs. J. H. Stewart entertained at
five tables of bridge and rook on
last Tuesday afternoon ot lu-r home
on Gold street.
- 'Ch(. WWYIIW vniv. fFflV- Willi fhllfit
. mas decorations.. .
Prizes in bridge won by Mrs. \V.
K_ Crook and Mrs. Jacob Coonpt
Vv with the rook prize going to Mp?.
Gmdy Patterson. \
A tempting salad com se with accessories.
coffee trnd sweets wn?
served with a color note suggestive
of the Yuletid'e season observed.
Those present Included Mesdames
J. E. Anthony, H. T. Fulton. Sr., J.
. R. Davis, Grady Patterson. - M. A
Ware A L. Hill, Paul lx>ng. " Jim
Smith, W. K. Crook. W. E. Blakely,
E. B. Marlowe Jack Arnette, Jim
Willis. Pride Rattcrree, N. F. McOill.
M. H. Riser. I^cster Hoke. Jacob
Cooper and Miss Fanny Carpenter.
lifkTE&S AT ROOK PARTY
h f kin. Manly Morehe&d was hostess
lei a. most enjoyable rook party en[
tleTtolning at her home on Piedmont
Vkvenue, last Friday afternoon.
v->nRie moms were arranged with
lovely poinsettas, nandia berries, red
candies and other decorations in
keeping with the Yuletlde season.
Mrs. C. W. Harper received prize
for high score and Mrs. Jacob Cooper.
for low.
Tempting refreshments were served
following the game and the Christ
mas motif again observed.
^ Guests Included Mesdames W. K.
Mauney. M. A. Ware, W. A. fliden.
hour, 11. S. Ne'.ll. Lester Hoke, lloyd
liantm J. E. Anthony, Byron Koeter.
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Cooper, George Moss, Aubrey Maimey.
J. K. Willis, Pride Ratteneo.
Donald Elailton. Troy Carpenter. I).
C. Mauney. A. L. Hill, Charles Thoin
asson, Paul Mauney, Curtis Falls. C.
W. Hnrper, Arnoljrl 'Riser, Charlr*
Oates, Jr., and Harold Craw/orl.
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Christmas program
, / A delightful meeting of the Study
, Club featuring; u Cfyrlstpnas piF>i
gram was held, at the home of Mrs.
, t'harlea Williams on North Piedmont
S .Avenue ou Tuesday afternoon',
i The spirit of Christmas permeated
the guests as they entered the home
which was arranged with pine boughs
and other greenery and brightened
with the glow of red candles
and' a brilliantly illuminated Christmas
tree.
Mrs. M. A. Ware had charge of the
}>rog?am us follows: Chiist-rrfu
Story, by Mrs. W. M. Royce; solo h^
Miss Rachel Smith, accompanied by
M..SS Virginia Parsons: trio of hl||h
school girls, Misses Rachel Smithy
Sybil Davis and Maude Plonk, singisrn^iiiruibfb.iyi
I nifi, II i t Hill linn il
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Silent Night, by Mrs. N. P. McCIII.
During the business session Mrs.
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E. Lynch were elected members to
rill 'vac-ancles caused by resignations.
A chicken salad course with accessories.
coffee and nv^rce meat
pies was served.
PARTY FOR COLLEGE
YftUNG PEOPLE
('The Fellowship' Group and the Sen
iors of the First Presbyterian church
gave a welcoming nartv in honor of
their group who have been off ' to
school, hut who are now home for
the holidays. "
'Mr. and Mrs. Rill Thomson and
Mrs. Harry Page were hosts for the
occnslrn. Mr. Luther Cansler 'directed
the music and. served as Master
of Ceremonies.
(Those honored were Thornton
Harrfll.- attending State, Charles
Thomassott. Oak Ridge. Harold
Plonk. State. Elizabeth Plonk. Vir
gin la intermont College for Women.
(The party was a delightful affair
The music, lovely decorations of
greens and lighted tapers, as well as
the delicious refreshments, served
by Mrs. C. E. Neisler and Mrs. W.
W. Thomson, added much to the
evening's pleasure.
PARRISH-CANSLER
Mr. and Mrs. \V. \V. Parrish announce
the engagement of their daughter,
(Wnelle Elizabeth, to Mr.
George Grattdy Cansier. Jr.. The
yhtrlrge will take place on December
24th at 10:30 p. in. in the First
Pretbyterlan Church.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Porn to Mr. and Mrs. Phillip
Pnker a daughter at the Citv Hospital
in Gistonla. , last Wednesday.
December 14' li.
Pe
ifenrv Suri'iii: is
better beins very 411 at
L.i. 1. *%'?*.% on n?C / vs* ol
m.i .i 'iiii* * .i vi?i- 'A'it an in.
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Mls? Porotl'v Paucr'^n of the
Norwood school faculty arrived
' r.vc this week for the holidays.
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Mr. Leo Peattle and daughter.
' c'!B. were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Wright Harmon Sunday.
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M>-9 Pauline Ooforth. student at
Meredith College, is at home for the
holidays.
iMrs. Phillip Whitley and baby of
Wendell are spending the holidays
in Kings Mountain.
Mrs. P. D. Patrick was called to
Florence S. C.. Tuesday to be with
her mother, Mrs. H. J. Jaeger, who
Is critically 111.
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(Mr. and! Mrs. M. A. Ware. Miss
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Jean Ware and Moffatt, Jr., will
spend Christinas Day with relatives'
'in r.hn rim f c * 1
Mr. Ivan Rosenthal of New York
Ctty will be a guest at the Parson
home on tCast King street during the'
holidays.
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Mrs. Lilliun Hitch, of Moiling
Springs will spend the holidays at
the home af Mr. and Mrs. Ixidd Ham 1
lick, the latter her daughter.
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| Misses Marjorie lihea and! Kliza
belli Neiil, students ut Meredith Col I
lege, Kaleigh, are- spending the holi ! '
davs at their respective homes in
w Kings Mountain. . '
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Mrs. Wright llurmon and Miss .
l,ois Heat tie spent the first part of
the week with Mr. and Mrs. Theo- (
dore Fogleutan and Mr. uud Mrs. (
Curl McCraw of Charlotte. j (
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Jack Parsons,, student at New
York University Medical School is ,
spending the holidays with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ij. C. Parsons. |
'lihe Parson family will be guesls of
j rcauves m t:nariotle .Christmas clay.|
!. Miss Helen Illdeiihour went to!
j Uerkesville. Va.. to attend the wed-j
ling of Miss Laura Scott Farron on j
December 17. Miss Farron has many!
Irienu.i here as she 'has visited here
for several seasons.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Allison and Miss
Sira Allison left last Saturday for
Palm Harbor, Florida. Miss AUteon
will return home after the holidays' t
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TIHTRSDAY, DEC. 22, 1938
and her parents will remain for th<
winter season.
Miss Margaret Smith will leavt
December 23rd for Washington, D
C., where she will mlcet her sister
Miss Jane Smith, who wjll aceom
pany iter . '!a! i:;?re. They will b?
uit i.oi.ua.. ...tests oi .Mrs. w. a
Ditch. Jr.
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Mls? Mary 1 'at Plonk. CficlMl
Of music- In the Ituc.'o.-J city school)
Mlifcs Douglas Plonk, nu .i''?r of th?
Mount Pleasant school faculty ant
Miss DotJlhv Plonk, student
Ureenfebor College* for Women, are t(
spend the holidays with their par
eiits, Mr. and Mrs J. O. Plonk.
Fellowship Group
Presents Play
The'. Fellowship Group of the. First
Presbyterian Church will present as
a worship service, a one act play,
Wily the Chimes Kuiik,' by Kllzalieth
Apthorp McFadden on Friday
December 211. at 8:0tt o'clock.
Tbe play was adapted from the
ttory by A. M. Alden and originated
n tbe Workshop of Hudcliv College
ind Iiuh been produced more than
Mil I.illil 1| 11 il I I I I 1 n I I
ida. Knglund. Hawaii and Japan.
"Why the Chimes- Bang' owes its
popularity not only to the Christmas
message it brings, but also to the
unusual lighting effects, and' its exqui
site music. The easi ?ui- the play is
is follows:
Holger. a peasant boy, George
Thomasson.
8t< an. his younger brother. Chares
Blanton.
Bertel. their uncle. Jack Ormand.
An* old woman who depicts the
-pirlt of Christ, Mrs. Grady Mr-Carler.
Piicsti Jim Page.
Hi' h Man. .Grady Cansler.
King, Vernon Crosby.
Courtier. Thomas Roberts.
Beautiful Woman. Gaynelle Parish.
Old Man. James Houser.
Young Girl. Mrs.. Sain Weir.
Angel, Barbara Summltt. >
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