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BRIDE HONORED AT
BHjDQE PARTY
Mrs. Howard Jaufcson was hostess
at fourteen tables of bridge entertaining
at the Woman's Club on last
i mirsuay evening, Honoring Mrs.
Harry Warren, a recent bride. The
club rooms were arranged with Iris, i
epfrea, and other spring fkrwers.
The chair for the guest-of-honor was
marked with a spray of Easter lilies ,
tied with white satin ribbon.
On arrival the guests were greeted
by the hostess, wearing a dress .
of black moire with lace boleso ptg^ '
sented to Mrs. Warren who wore a
lovely dress of fuchla taffeta and
her mother, Mrs. F. E. Finger, wear- i (
in* hliiA Iqpa
At the conclusion of the game the
bride waa presented a gift by rtve <
" hostess. Mr*. Aubrey Mauney receiv i
od price for high score and Mrs. (
Hugh Ormand tor low score. (
, A tempting salad course with ac- ,
oessortas and a sweet course was
m HaWMMtuiMaauMMiil
Quests included Mesdames Harry
Warrsa, K. E. Finger, Haul Noisier, '
J*mmy Hord. Aubrey Mauney, Robt. 1
Miner, Joe Nelaler, Eugene MeCarter,
Hunter Nelaler, Prcc'ir Thompson.
H. E. Lynch, Fred Plonk, M. H. '
Biser, Lester Hoke. W. T. Weir Hen 1
<3 (.forth,, Claude Ham bright, Vera 1
Ramies, Logan Stwwe, W. J. Fulker- |
aon, Jacob Cooper. Harold Crawford,
Jchn McC-111, John Gamble. Pete
Gamble, Charlea Thoroaaaon. Percy
Dilltng. O. O. Jackson. M. A. Ware, 1
Byron Koeter, Paul Mauney. L. C.
M'nch Hayne Blackmer, D. M. Brld- 1
gee, George Mosa. C. W. Harper,
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REST to
ND 88 MRS. A- H. PAT
Hugh Ortnand, Bill Tbomaon, J<x
Mauuey, Tom Kulton. Jlin White
Ted (iambic; Misses Nina Jackson,
Helen HumbrighL, Adline Warllck
Louise Morris, Pauline Nelsler, Eva
Plonk, Sara Kate Ormand, Martha
b railces MeCU), Mildred Mess, Mar
Smith. Mary Mitehel, Ruby
Ware and Eva .Mae Suber.
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CELEBRATE GOLOEN
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
"Seven Oaks." the stately home
rvf Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cobb, was (Je
scene of a lovely afTalr, on last Saturday
evening, when they entertained
more than a hundred friends at a
leceptfen given In celebration of
their fiftieth Wedding Anniversary.
The entire lower floor of the home
which lends Itself so beautifully for
such occasions, was thrown together
ind artistically arranged with snapiragons.
tulips,, daisies, roses and
:-t. 11a lilies, all Id tones of gold and
yellow, forming a floral setting of
wfttri-hssnstt s?d eHson
The guests were greeted by Mr
?nd Mrs. A. P. War-tick and presented
to the receiving line, by Mrs. L.
r> Shu ford. The line was composed
of Mr. and Mrs. A. B Ccbb. the latter
handsomely gowned In black lace
and tulle with shoulder corsage ol
talisman rosea A. B. Cct?b. Jr.. Mr.
end Brs. Frank Harmon of Onstonls:
Tom Cobb; Mrs. IjoaMe Cobb and
Jimmy Ccbb, of Baltimore, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Pill Rhyne and Mr
md Mre. Juno McClellan of Belmont!
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Plonk directed
[he guests to the register where Mr
mid Mrs. B- S. Peeler, presided.
Miss Adllne Warlick received It
(be dining room.
The dining t&ble was spread wltt
a lovely Imported lace cover. Th<
centerpiece was n beautiful three
tiered wedding cake. ' Brass candel
ahra, holding lighted yellow tapers
ciyetal bon-bon dishes, tipped witl
(told, filled with yellow mints, com
pletod the table appointments.
Refreshments consisting of ice
'ream, cake and mints Ut shades ol
rellow and geld were served by
Misses Rachel Smith. Saltna Parton
Sancy 8uber. Mary .Tnlla Pollock
md Man* Evelyn Ooforth. Favors
were miniature wedding bells and
dippers in grid.
Punch was served in the hall by
Misses Elizabeth Klengmeycr and
Eva Carpenter of Bessemer CityMrs.
J, E. MoXnughen received a!
the door of jhe library where" Mr
*nd Mr*. I. B. Ooforth presided ovei
'be display of attractive gifts in gold
end crystal.
Goodbyes were spoken by Mr. ant
Mrs. H R Parton.
Music was furnished for the oecai
ion by Mrs. Tom Jackson of Besse
B?er <Mty, at the piano., t
MRS. BLACK MONUHtU
On Sunday Ajpril 23. Mm. Clarenct
Plack waa honored with a> surprist
birthday dinner by Ihor re la Uvea
She received many nice gift*. Thoe<
enjoying the dinner were Mra. Clar
etaoe Block, the bonoree; her father
Mr. J. K. McMaJhon, her stater, Idle
Barney McMnhon o fAnderaon. he
rater. Mra. J. B. Hillbank, her brc
tber. Mr. Orady McMahon, Mrs. B
KM Wtoten, Therm an Will bank an<
Joe MoMahon all of Oreenvllle, he
aieter. Mrs. Brook Delton, Mrs. Wll
McCelVan, Mra. N. V. iHemhree. The
ton .and Hugh Hen three all of Eno
ree, 9. C., (Mr. and Mrs. Hilliar
Black. Mr and Mrs. ramee Clonlge
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Self, AJeen aa<
Jhnmy Black, Mr. Clareu.ce Black,
Barney and Huston Black, all c
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Iton urge you to go to
te for one who was reare
requirements of aldernme
to render efficient
Kings Mountain.
i / \ "'\V ; H ii. Tom
Fulton
Heads of Tom Pulton
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> MERRITT-RICE WEDDING TO
, TAKE PLACE SATURDAY
, The many frfcnds of Mlsa Emma i
, Rice, of Ashebofo, a former music <
i teacher in the Kings Mountain <
\ Sc-htAds. will be interested to know <
that her marriage to Mr. Hugh Merritt
of Mt. Airy, will be solemnise*!
at the Methodist Church, of Ashe- 1
bono, Saturday afternoon at four J
ooloek. Rev. E. W. Fox of Kings
Mountain -will perform the ceremei
ny and Mrs, Aubrey Mauney also of
i Kings Mountain will preside at the
. piano. I
Since leaving Kings Mountain t
, Miss Rice has been studying music 1
In New York City. .1
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critical moments ;
and
. Howlarious Scoops
Scoop:
C. A. G. writing a card |
| from Greer jtooro and telling a cor- ,
1 tain little girl whose Initials are M. ,
, \V. that he wished she was up
there so that they could be dose. I
> He emphasized tne "close."
Dates for the Junior-Senior seem
to be plenty scarce. Here are all .
I that my cohorts and I could find out '
( al>out: Hazel and Jones; Bobby and ,
; Jackie; Colllcen ar.d Epple; Jimmy J
D. and Mary Evelyn; Red H. and
[ Kay; Dan and Maude; "Beau" and
, "Gogie" (and let us congratulate the
latter right here on her Greensi
boro victory); Menzell and Patey;
Ladd and pot (Hoke); Eoline and 1
U- lioone; Marie and Johnny; Peggy 1
' and George T; Julia and Clarence;
5 That's all, It seems, except that ru- '
" i:<or al<-o is that Alice Betty baa one. 1
Sump'n must be very wrong when 1
> cut of more than a hundred Juniors 1
1 and Seniors, only about thirty, or
" less, have dates.
Of course, Lawrence P. will have (
J Cyclone. It's too bad she's Just a
<w.ph. but she'll be at the dance.
Goo'bye. .
- RUMORS WHY I AM RUNNING
FOR TOWN COUNCIL
It Is rumored on the streets that
, I was brought out to split the ticket
I between Thm Fulton and Mr. R. C.
f.old. so Mr. Gold could he eleetML
. I want all the people In Ward Five
' to know, I was dot pulled oat at gll
i for no political trick, to elect any
1 roe or to do any dirty trick to get
elected myself.
I I am running on ray own free will
and accord. And 1 think I am as
, w?u worthy nod as well qualified as
. "Pom Fulton or R. C. Gold, for I
hare been living in W*rd Five for
twenty ycr.t ?.
Most all I have 1* in Wan) Fir*.
Tom Fulton to living in out Ward
i and he la a good neighbor and friend
i. of mine. I don't think Tom has any
? property on "our Ward. Mr. R. C. Gold
i in my neighbor and friend, but be
?, has his business In Plnevllle. N. C.,
s so I think I will have ee good chanr
co to know about our town workings
>- aa well as either of my opponents.
L I never have bad any voloe in the
J town government so If the people
r want me 1 will appreciate their vote
11' May 2nd and if elected I will as stat1
ed In my announcement, will give
- uiy time and beat Judgment and aWL
d Ity to make our town a better town
r In which to live In.
& W. F. LOGAN.
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Granite Palls, April 25r-L<loy4 Wtl '
lia Peague. 9 year old son of Rev.
>od Mrs. -L. W. Peague. banged him
elf accidentally yesterday In a
voodshed at the home here. He
tad been playing in a swing In the
voodahed, It was reported, and when
itsmothe r went to call him she
ound the body. It appeared that the
(rpe became tangled about bis neck.
Raleigh, April 25.?North Carolina
itrawierry growers have already re- |
jelved nearly >500.000 for their 1939
rop. the Slate Department of Agriculture
said today.
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More, than two-thirds of the crop
-emains to be marketed. At present
prices, the growers will receive a>out
$2,000,000 for this year's crop. {
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Asheville, April 25.?The HighMid
Hcepiial here will become the
herapeutlc unit of the new department.
of psychiatry to be established
it Duke Uniyerslty Medical School
n Durham.
OUt of the hospital to the Uni- !
irerslty was made bf Dr. Robert 8.
Carroll, founder, owner and medical
11 rector of the hospital.
New York, April 25.?In a move
x> end nUcht club Jjrawlins. Maror
mimrau IU d^iraw^1!
icons.- of El Morocco, a leading ree
lezvous of .Vew York City's cafe sor'.ety
revoked.
Sacramento, OaMf, April 25.? Reported
threats of the Workers Alliance.
A CIO WPA workers union,, 1
to picket homes cf members of the
&tate Assembly economy bloc, today J
brought a counter-threat of retalia- 1
tcry action by the legislators. !
Pullman. Wash., April 26.?A bedtimerromp
with a> punching bag was |
Fatal to ten year old James Graham. <
The boy died last night of a brok- J
ifu neck but exactly how he received <
the Injury was a mystery. He became 1
L-ntangled In the rope of the bag, ;
*hlch hung from pipes over his head <
San Francisco, April 26.?The man <
who carried "a message to Garcia"
- as 82 >ears old yesterday, but |
there was no birthday celebration !
because for the second consecutive '
ear he was til in a hospital.
Colonel Andrew Summers Rowan,
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from President MoKtnlojr to Cuban *
rebel leaders, telling them of tbe I
United States' Intendeut to tend I
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tTnlcn , S. C.. April 26.?Uouglaa I
Harris. wun h?i.i t.? t?n ** Is
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tluy on a charge of fatally shooting
Hoke 8. Scales. 32. a fanner of
the Adantsburg section.'
Scales fas shot Sunday morning
at Harris' home. Sheriff James Q.
I'nucett said.- and died a few hours
later In a hospital.
A coroner's Jury returned a verdict
last night naming Harris as
the killer.
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