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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
of INTE]
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Kf. J, .
! BRIDE AND OTHERS HONORED
AT LOVELY TEA
. Honoring Mrs. K. ('. Etlteridge,
nee Miss Dorothy ' Patterson. a June
Lridc. Mrs. J. It. Davis was hostess'
t ) entertaining at her homo on East
Mountain street. Friday aiternoQii.
The tea which was one of the largJf
est and loveliest social affairs of the
"A season also complimented a number
i . . of other bjides of recent . months,
and out-of-town visitors.
The' entire lower floor was arrang
P . . Ml with, gladioli, roses and. mixed
garden flowers.
)i x Guests were welcomed in (lie entrance
hull by Mrs. M. A Ware. Mrs
K. W. Grigln presented them to the
receiving line composed of the following':
Mrs J. R. JJavis, the hosiess.
wearing pink lace and chiffln,
Mrs. H. C. Ktheride. wearing whfto
silk jersey, with trimming bands of
bright red silk Jersey and corsage
of bright red glads. Mrs. A. 11. Patterson
11 pink monsseline-de-Soie
with lace bodice. Miss Emily Davis
., of Shelby, wearing a quaint ruffled
dress of printed muslin. Miss Nell
DeLoach of Shelby, in white - marquisette,
Mrs. George Plonk. nee
f - Miss Margaret Cooper, in 'blue mar
quisette with luce. Mrs. Harold Cog
gins, in pink organdie, Mrs. Humes
Houston, wearing powder puff muslin.
sprigged with yellow rose buds,
Mrs, -J. L. SeVtleinyre. .lr:, wearing
vi llow laee over yellow foundation.
"... Mrs. Ivan Rosenthal of New ( York
City, in aqua chiffon and Mrs .fosse
Kiser of Charlotte''ill black chiffon
and lace. .
Mrs. Myron Kliyne and Mrs Grady
King .directed to the .dining room
where ice cream and 'cakes de.coru?)/
- ted with dainty valley lilies, mints
* r and salted nuts was served by Miss
es -Maude Plonk. Dorothy Hoke -and
guest, Miss Menefee Bennett of Mor
wood. Janie Davis of Shelby and
Aida Jean Davis assisted by Mrs. F
k E. Finger, ,Mrs. T. (J. Hudspeth and
Miss Annie Mae Ware.
Tlie dining table.was spread with
i Imported lace, with floral decora1
' tions in the bridal motif. White
candies in crystal holders on tabid
and buffet completed the appointments
of Die diuitig room.
" Mrs. l'roctor Thompson and Mrs.
W. II. Howard- directed guests to
/ the den where the register was
.kept by Mrs. j. S. Norman and Mrs
J. 7. Anthony.
Airs. Charles Tlioiiiasson and Mrs
W T. Weir received ill the sun
room where refreshing punch was
served by Miss Mildred Lowrauce
of Mooresville. Miss Louise Morris
of Charlotte and Miss HlizabeWii
Neill.
Mrs. M. Hi Biser and Mrs. W. M.
Cantt directed to the east porch
where goodbyes were said by Mrs.
\ i. B. Goforili and Mrs. B. S. Peeler.
Mesdaines K L. Campbell. L F.
Neal, 15. M. Ormand. M. !>. uousev
and H. T. Fulton entertained on the
lawn.
.Delightful piano music was furnished
throughout calling hours by;
. Mrs. Percy Dialing, Miss Mary
Foust Plonk and Mrs. N, F. McGill. 1
PEARSON-FALLS
Hubert Fails, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Falls. ' and Miss Marie
Peason, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Pearson, were married Saturday,
August 3.
MOSTfTSS TO SOCIAL CLUB
/ Mrs. L. C. Parsons was hostess
to members of the Social t'lun and
invlte<l guests on last Thursday evening.
entertaining at her home on
Knst King treet. N
lxiveiy summer flowers v'ere arranged
throughout the home.
On arrival of priests a delicious
salad course with accessories" and a
sweet course was served bv tho
liostess assisted liy her daughter,
Mrs. Ivan Rosenthal .of New York
City. Mrs. 15. M. Bridges. Mrs. B. A.
* ilan-111 and Mrs. Blanche Poplin.
Mrs i). O'Farrell was presented
trophy for high score in rook.
SCOUT TROOP ONE
CELEBRATES ITS FIRST
BIRTHDAY
Cllrl Scout Troop One celebrated
DONT BE BOSSED
BY YOUR LAXATIVE-REUEVE
CONSTIPATION THIS MODERN WAY
Whan you M fatty, headachy, logy
due to clogged-up bowelt, do at million*
do?take Fttn-A-Mlnt at badtlma. Next
morning ? thorough, comfortabla relief,
helping you itert tha day till of your
normal energy and pop, feeling like a
million! Faao-A-Mlnt doatn't ditturb
your nighf rwt or Interfere with work tha
not day. Try Faan-A-Mint, tha chawing gum
laxatiaa, yourteIC It taataa good, if a
iaady ?d aconomicol...o family mippir
coat, only
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FEEN-A-MINT
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HAPPENINGS
REST to W
PHONES 10 R AND 88 I
its first tuittlvtjt'sary in stout ing *
last Thursday in the recretuion hall t
of St. Matthews Lutheran Church, v
The Scouts wire dressed as "kd?."
Sunflowers and a huge cake decora'
ted with one lighted cundU formed e
tlie table decorations. <
A toast to the* committee mem- .
Iiers was given by Scout UlMcspio (
an.I n:'s|amded To by Mrs. Philip \
Maker. Jr. 'I
A ' resume of the Scout procedures
for the year was given by the
Scout Individuals. ; ' n
Ktnelyn Gillespie received titc i
Handy Woman's Badge and the
iiousenei pcr s nauge. .Mary Aim
Crouse, .lauet McOjnnis. " Evelyn "S
Edvus - and Mildred Rippy, received t
d-cond class ranks Ethel Carroll, .*
Nancy nolliuguv. Mae Jackson and
Charlotte Jenkins. Tenderfoot rank.
The troop was presented i. 'roop 'I
flag hy the Myrtle Derrick Mis- i
slonary Society. ' J
Nursery rhymes and a scavenger
hunt furnished the fun for the lift-,
ernoon after V,iich the Scout sen- t
jOyed cake, ice creatn, salted nuts 1
and Coca-cola. j t
Invited guests were the Commit- I
tee menf^Ts. . .Misses Rebeknh
Smith of Slrclby and Hetty jean
Poplin of (lastonia.
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BtRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. ;\Vru.v Plonk an-,
i-titi'ri the birth of a son. in -City,
Hospital. (lastonia. Wednesday, j
July :!0th. "The baby's haute Wray
Augustus Plonk. Jr. ?
HOSTESS AT BRIDGE PARTY
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Geo. .,
Peeler was a charming hostess at s
a small bridge party at her honto. ,
The rooms were arranged with
howls of lovely summer floWers.
Before the game, the hostess ser
ved a delicious salad course with ^
punch. " , . i
>.<>? <> ..HTn.nnt ? .. h(?> (1
Jll?il swimc ti n ti i u nrm Iu
Myron Ithyne and low score award ''
to Mrs. C. K. Thomassos.
rjETING OF HOME ARTS CLUB c]
Mrs. Myron Rhyne entertained s
members of tile Home Arts Club j
and invited quests on last Wednesday
afternoon. Vne rooms Were ar-1
ranRetf" with colorful gladioli. N
Mrs. Oradv King.- the {ires/dent,'
presided' aiuT during the husitiess j
session 01T1 ~TTe\\ member.' Mrs. Lit-j
the'- .('unslri'. was elected.
Mrs. .1. E. Herndon had charge !
of the program which consisted of
11??> reading of A lire Duel- Miller's
"White Cliffs of Dover" beautifully
given by Mrs: Myron Rhyne. At j
intervals throughout the reading. ;
Miss CoTTeen Camphell played appropriate
piano selections.'
A delicious salad course and
hofifT "nfa.ie ice creum and cake v;us
served.
T. E. L. CELEBRATES
25th ANNIVERSARY
On July Ilia the T. E. B- Class
of the Kirst Baptist church celebrated
Its 25th year of 'organization
with a party held in the T. E. L.
and Eunice classrooms of the church.
Mesdantes C. A. Qates, Earl
Bedford and W. C. Bedford greeted
the members and guests as they
arrived, direetng them into the
party rooms which were a'ttefulJy
decorated in white and green.
Mrs. C. A. Oates, president of the
class for several years, welcomed
the guests and Mrs. Monroe Rhea,
president of the Eunice class, responded.
>
Mrs. Earl Bedford had charge of a
very Interesting program which inAlminil
I h .<Tn xn <1 T"> ?I t B A
vuii i u nit' i:i?iar* upiui ? auu uir
recognition of tbo charter, members
who were present. Misses Sybil Davis
and Gloria Cornwall entertained
with several vocal selections and
Mary lleth HorO gave a reading.
The cake, a beautful crtation in >
while, was given to .Mrs, \V. S. j.
Mnuliey who Is the oldest member}
of the class and also one of the j
charter members of the church.
At (he conclusion of the program j
t> tasty and attractive salad 'course .
was served.
Among the many guests present
for the occasion was Mrs. Nye. a!
former teacher of ,the class who basj
been away from Kings Mountain
for several years.
Personals
Miss VifJTTe Harmon was a visitor
in Charlotte last week.
Miss Klla Harmon who has been
ill for several days. Is Improving.
Paul Pa'tick and his motiher.
Mrs. P. D. Patrick, are vlclting relatives
in Florence," S. C. .
Affks Wnnlfred Fulton spent Mon_?
f A a. _ ? a _ M *, ? _ _ i _
any in i.incoimou Kuesi 01 aer sinter,
Mrs. Hugh HoVe .
Mrs. Rimer MoOIll and batoy of
Albemarle are guests of Mrs. ??na
McOUl this week.
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( Mis. (Jeorge Moss hud as guests
I'uesday. Mrs. Hill Fitzgerald, nee '
diss .Bessie l.ec Rogers and Miss
ernidine Rogers, both of Albemarle
j
Mrs. Hen Phifef is spending a t
nnnth at M % tie Beach as guest of v
ley sister. Miss Oertrude Ware, at (
he Ltiutano;
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Mrs. Jimmy Allison and- Miss Sa- '
a Allison ?!" d Miss Ella Harmon (
,vere guests, last Thursday of Mrs. 1
'. K Russell in Salisbury.
(
Miss Elizabeth Plonk returned
i I,-tioir Rli. ne College Monday i
norniiig after'.spending the week- t
md with her parents. " I
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Sam Faultier of l.eyiigten. N". (' ,
former Kings Mountain resident,, i
pett^ the week-end at the Ttoihe of i
dr. and Mrs. S. It. Sttber. i
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Mrs. it. F. Ktheridge. Charles'
Vuriiek. Jr.. Hunter and Johnny i
Vatiick have been spending a few *
lays this week at Fharleston and i
'oily Beach, S. C.
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Mrs, Batne Barn.hatn and little 1
laughter. Betty Sue. o? Charlotte o
pent-last week with her parents, \
dr. ami Mrs. John Hartsoe. ti
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THESI ARE BUT A ^^Jf?
KW Of UK MORE THAN ^
200 BIG VALUES DURING THIS !
|X*Iaa2ZS? A*l!liC2A
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WITH THIS FULL PINT \ / F
Mi 31 Antiseptic) 4
SOLUTION ( of
YOU MAY OBTAIN ( A ?
ANY ONE OF THESE \
CUMk THREE ITEMS. Oil
J3L 3a
/^LrMMX\ Simply gi't or
Rexall i
Deodorant Cream A
Retards as well as masks
perspiration odors. Ecbnomical.
soc sit* OQc tf 1
R*.*ii O y L a
BjFivafi?
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Wonder Package J
STATIONERY , A
The year's big sta- / ~
tionery value. 75 ,
sheets ? 75 enve- / /^fcrH
lopes. Enough for (/
long time
size
R*??ll Quality
==Puretest i
ASPIRIN TABLETS A
Dependable aspirin k
for ' ouick relief of /OjJ|
simple headaches,
discomfort of colds, l|^B
etc. 49c O/VlM^SfJ
k*?*n Bettu o<
Qu?i;ty loo ** S ^
Full pound Kexall Theatrical Ct
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THURSDAY, AUO. 7, 1M1 ~~f
Mr. and Mrs. & D. Houser of Clo
er. S. C", and son .fcmmtc of Coltmbia..
S C?, visited relatives and
i'iends here StTnday
?o?
Mr. and Mrs. Uoon Roberts spent
>st week along tile 'ftorth Carolina
"oast and took tb the Lost Colony
>lav.
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Mr. and Mrs. I,. II. Simmons and
wo children. Nancy and Lee, of |
ilineolu. N. Y , have returned home
ifter visiting Mr. and Mrs. Haysood
K. Lynch and . family. Mr. Sim.
lions is a brother of Mrs. Lynch
o- Misses
Kiln Mae Malhfs of (Ireeilill*-.
S. Cr, and Mary Xi-ll l-'loyd of
?anta. S. have returned- homeifter
visitint? M,t. and Mrs. Kugctic
,Intllis
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l-'levd Wright of Washington. . 1).
has been on a visit to his paints.
.Mr a pit .NTl's. sauce Wright'
nd otlie.r relative*'
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.lack Parsons, medical student at
few York I'nTvefsity. has been visting
liis parents. Mr. and Mrs. L.
' ('arsons.
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Lynwood Pnrton and Eugene. (Soortli
of Port Jackson, S. C., were*
eccnt visitors at trcir respect ivo .
in Kings Mountain.
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Miss Fanny Carpenter has reurnfd
from a (rip to Lake AVnocannav
nncl a visit to her sister. Mrs.
). R. Long, at Council.
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Mrs. I.onn MoOill was guest of!
oi on. Leroy Met 111 I and Mrs Mc-1
ill. in tiastoni.a for several days
i. i
ast week. .!
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t*i i' v 1 m r. Knit on. F|ijvd
rSev^'ifw,* and Piiiftjica .Smith 6'f
h?.v Ki'i-ss MouHtaiu Ki>e . l?eparf
neir are attending the X. (' State
renveii's Convention in Aslvevlllo. \
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Messrs l.'en" l-\ Iteatn. Mn"ager. :
n::t .T. .It Moore. Agent. are attei.nl- '
ny a nneiing of the imperial Life
iisurane?" Co.. in Jacksonville, Fla,
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Airs! Ralph Northcutt and sqn, i
la 1 pit. Jr.. of Dal ton. (la., are on
in extended visit to relatives in
Cings Mountain.
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Mrs. J. D. Ilord and Miss Ruby
tun-age were ealled to tlie home
if their parents in Cfiarlottesvii>?,
"a., recently on account of the ill-f
less of their brother.
^ THE SUMMER'S f
$ BLUE RIBBON -I
RVALUE EVENT Ba,pa
. offered
W^m'
utt Pint Rexall
ULK OF MAGNESIA
ull Pint Pureteit
WBBtNG ALCOHOL COMPOUND
)0 Purntest
\SP/RIN TABLETS j
te pint of Mi 31 Antiseptic Soiu- jjj
tion for only 59c and with it J
you can have your choice of i
any one of these other three J;
i items at no additional eost.i
84c TO 99e VALUE J
5 aa i r ' \''' ilKijlZ!!*1*
sro
Puretest
CASTOR OIL
Sweet nutty flavor
take. Made front care- // ffpftfrnx I
folly selected beans. 1/F^^f ' A
S*J" *7 CARBONATES A
VC~/ compoundJSSSi
Pleasant way to neu- "<
tralize excess stomach
acidity is the GE-7'flLp>7J
way. Quick, effective. Jf
S7c Site ^ Or
Purefest Brewers' ~M
YEAST TABLETS
Easy^way to Ret Vita-^*P^jj?fl
?l the 2SO 50c the lOOjIT^StVa
69? 37? mm
Rt?#H Quality
UD CREAM * AQr
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Miss Mlkle Barber of Atlanta,
has been visiting relatives in K
Mountain Miss Barber was g
soloist at Central Methodist C
(.h Sunday morning, singing a 1
tiful arrangement of the \a
Prayer.
-O?- - Mrs.
K. Wattorsou and !
Joyce Biscr were guests of .Mr.
.
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'wings Mounta:
ins galore for everyone in the ftn
I on this sale are not manufactu:<
?rchandise is produced expressly f
>tee ot satisfaction. Hurry f??r < i
3 cakes Lorie
BATH SOAP
For regular home or UC
guest use. Delightful . f
fragrance. . uiououaiitt
Elkay's White Shoe Clecner
P0L1SH*PASTE*S0AP
For all kinds of * m
white^shoes. . J # ?
?f?Atl QOAlfTY S f
Cape Cod $1.25
OUTING JUG
New value. Vitrified
stoneware jug. Holds r
heat or cold. mxau. ouAtur
Rexall Milk of Magnesia
TOOTH POWDIR !5? y.(v,
A formula that your
dentist could ap- J gC '
prove. IUAU ouaott ?
Rexall Milk of Magnesia
TABLETS
The economical way ^^\r
to get these quality g
tablets. ouaou \
Defender BATti and
SHOWER SPRAY
For Hair washing or O f\r
as an extra shower. ^
Value. ' ?i?au oua'lrv r
El bay's FLY KiLLER A
Use thi^ kilift' with tr
tested killinir power.
For Hies. moHyuitoes, .^^8
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25c 'Apt.
REXALL X# / ' --d
quality * f I
HANDSOME ?-T~ri i
simF*0^?,
AT NO EXTRA COST
The year's Mr value Veil y?t fillt
. i/.e handsome shelf bcitti' vpth
chase of any one of these t? rr.s. Kt
clearly' marked with the name of
arution.
FULL PINT FULL PINT FULL
Puretait Pureteit pmoi
RUMING Minmrnl
ALCOHOL Mineral g
COMPOUND. Oil
w* trr% Eft 7C JES j
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Ga. Mrs. Jesse Kiser for several days
tnas last week. They were accompanies
uest home Friday liy Mrs. KIser who
'hnr- remained for "a few days visit,
beau i ?o-mi's
Mr. and Mi's p. k. ,Hord had ao
; Kuests duritik the week end Mr.
Hold's Sister. Mrs. T. IttimttaidMiss
tier and dautlhter. 'Miss Sue Jane,
and of KtwfTt. Ten p.
:ribe
[RAID
1.50
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in Drug Co.
oily. Although *omt of Ine iti n".?<J
in jh' /local! Fj.ctenys, all of
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VI ikt'Aitil ctHU l'?J J ' >j Hit- JiCX&U.
?!t values.
Hostess extra pi &
SALAD SET VALUt'
Choice of folnr. ^
Gay, colorful ? for / %kMC
your table. 'A
Co/orex pint sizi
VACUUM BOTTLE^
For sportsmen, picnickers.
Strong, well M %JC
made! Value. gtMti QoAirrv * w
JASMINE CREAMS
CIEANSING, VANISHING <* NOW
COIO CREAMS
Only Rexall can give
you this big value. ? * * '
muui t*?i,0
Gardenia *?c
FACE POWDER
Naturelle, Rachel
Light, Rachel Dark. ?UC
Soft, satiny. Ull OtMlill 1
29c Stag Bay Rum fragrance
SUA VINS CREAM and
25cstag AFTER SHAVE
LOTION ^ l?l?39*
Klenzo Cocoonui Oil*&t <rr?
SHAMPOO 00
To five your * 3 - 1
proper < i<.arsif.j*. w -v**
Brings out lu>trc, m*ah v.i*v'*|,? . > ?.*
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Klenzo rt*k
SHAVING CkiAY, I
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the m.r- gsf |
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rOMEN j
ilRS- A- H. PATTERSON, ,
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Miss Vera Phifer o( Kings Mouu v
ain jind Charlotte is spending her i
ueutiou in .Miami, Flu.
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Mrs, H. N. Moss has hail as Her _v
ruest. Miss Unity Falls of Otiieopee,
Inoinin. , fa
Martin K. Harmon of Allieinnrle
vas a svsiior in Kings Mount.ti l
I'nosilay, s (
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Miss Mary Ellen Koss of Hesse- a
ne!" City, wgs a guest of relatives
n Kings Mountain this week. /
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Mrs. C. W. Gillespie, Miss Elite
yn Gillespie and Mrs. I .add Ham- (
are guests of Airs. Jlutttttr
deisler at Ptierrv fs-m-n ir1, c e