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CLUB AND QUEBTB ENTERTAINED
AT QUAIL BUPPER
Mr. and Mrs. Paul NeUler entertained
members of the Evenins
' Bridge Club and invited guests at
. one of the most delightful parties
of the winter season.
Decorations consisted of colorful
MP1*" begonia, primroses anq oth
or pot plants.
In the dining room a color note
of yellow and white was observed.
The center piece was a lovely oombi
nation of narcissus, carnations and
fcsby breatji.
A delicious quail supper with accessories
was served. ]
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' was presented a year's subscription
to American Home and Mrs. Haywood
E. Lynch received as consols
tloo a potted plant..
, Arnold Kiaer made High s*."re for
men and Hayne Blackmer, low score
each receiving shaving accessories.
Club members and Invited guests
Included Mr. and MrfcOBd Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Nelsler. Mr.
- and Mrs. Hayne Blackmer. Mr. and
Mi*. George Lattknore, Mr. and
Mrs. R. H. Webb. Mr. and Mrs O.
0. Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thomson.
Mr and and Mrs Hugh Ormand
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Riser. Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Maunev. Mr.' and Mrs,
Fred Plonk. Mr. and Mrs. Ladd
Hamrick, Mr. and Mrs. Haywood E.
1.v,nch. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nelsler.
? Mrs. CharleR William's, all of Kings
Mountain, nnd Mr. and Mrs. John
Mason of Gastonla.
MEFTING OF AMERICAN
LEGION AUXILIARY
The Klnes Mountain Unit o* the
American Legion Auxiliary held an
enjoyable meeting for January with
Mrs. Paul Mauney as hostess.
Thiring the devotional a poem entitled
"Vision" by Frank Crane, was
read.
' |t)nrlne the business session a report
on the Christmas activities of
SPEEDS FINE IN
HOCKEX BUT NOT IN
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SLOW-BURNING
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COOLERf i
Roy Conacher, bigb-scoring .
forward of tbo Bottom Brums
In recent, laboratory tests,
CAMELS burned 25* slower
thanthe average ofthe 15 other
of the largest-selling brands
tested?slower than amy of
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the Unit wu given and plane made*'
(or attending the District meeting f<
in Llncolnton. Plana were made for a
the completion of the membership S
drive.
The topic for January waa Legislation
and Education of War Or- fi
phans. Mrs. J. M. Rhea read the a
Message of the National Command- C
er to the Auxiliary.
During the eocial hour the hosteaa
assisted by Mrs. J. M. Rhea and c
Mrs. J. EL Mauney served a pretty L
and delicious salad course with aocessories.
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SHOWER FOR RECENT BR1DE
~*-Jtfr?r-Kn<rrew^#en*r?iir^rtk?r^hoTteasr f,
at a lovely party and shower on b
last Thursday evening, honoring g
Mrs. J. D. Palls, nee Miss Ethel y
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Rook and other games* provided a
amusement. A shower of attractive .
and uaeful gifts was presented the t
liouoree. ?
Refreshments consisted of a salad
couse with accessories and coffee. *
THUR8DAY AFTERNOON
BOOK CLUB MEETS
Mrs. A. Ia Hill was hostess to
members of the Thursday Afternoon
Rook Club, last week, enter'ainlng
at the home of Mrs. M. L.
Plonk.
Mrs. Ector HarriU had charge of
the program as follows: Magic Sylables.
Titles of Cooks. Mrs. P. D.
Patrick: Sketches of Authors. Mrs.
Arthur Hay; Pletro Donata. Italian
Writer." Mrs. Manly Morehead.
iDurlng the business session Mrs.
J E. Anthony was elected member
of the club.
(The hostess served a delicious
salad and sweet course.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J.^ Fulkerson
have bought the J. R. Davis old
home place on East King street.
(Miss Pauline Dickson of the Ruth
Beauty ?hop, has been sick for the
past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hayne Blackmer
will leave Friday for a trly to Arkansas.
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Miss Betty Cash is back in school
after having had flu. Miss Jean
Evelyn Cash Is still out.
MlsS Patrlpla Ann Neisler,. daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Neisler
is still out qt school because of flu.
Miss Agnes Norrls has been quite
111 With the flu but Is somewhat 1m
proved.
Master Henry NHsler, son of Mr.
end Mm. Paul Nelsler. Is con /atesc
leg from a recent sickness.
Mr. Insurance Patrick has recently
recovered from an attack of flu
st Davidson College where he la a
student
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Last season's shoes can
be fixed up to look good
and feel comfortable for
another season's wear.
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Mr. J. Prank Slocumb of Now Bod
3rd, Mbm,, arrived laat week for
n extended visit at the home of
lr. and Mra. Charles Williams. ;
Mrs. Ernest Hayes Is recovering
rom an operation for appendicitis,
he underwent at the City Hospital
Estonia, eafly last week.
iThs H. E. L<ynch home is . under
onstructlon on Ridge street. The
.ynch's sold their home to Mr. and
Irs. Bryan Hord. The Hord'a expect
o move April 1st.
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er home as result of a fall last Sab
ath from the steps of the A. R. P.
unday school room. Though se*
erely shaken up, it has not ' been
etermlned as to whether any bones
re broken.
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A Message From
MRS. GOFORTH, of
Myers' Dres
To her Friends and Customers:?
She will be in Netw York next week and
ping for any one who desires this service.
No order is too small to receive her
your wishes and requirements and with
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great wholesale establishments, to aid her
please you.
Phone 59-ft
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