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F' r. mum illM B?lk is to loses July
f nr Lsti'i (Jroes, 0?., wkere ski
.1 ' Mto tks sum dm r. Her Mother,
lb*. H. T. Beik, is to speed s week
Dr. ts4 Mrs. C. J. Helsobuck sud
gkogktor, Miss Nosey Jsoe, of Wal ut
Goto, wore guests st tks kosM of
Mr. isd Mrs. Byres Keeter, Monday
KJol. Ned M?nill SI
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H. M., U home od furlough visiting
his psrssts, Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Mr
.QUI. Cpl. McOill is s brother of Bgt.
James MeOill, last week reports 1
killed ia France.
Miss Nancy Plonk, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. R. L. Plonk, will leave 8unday
for Ashevllle, where she will attend
the summer session of the Plonk
School of Creative Arts.
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Miss Fannie Carpenter returned
Saturday from Myrtle Beach where
she bad been the guest of Mrs. Harold
Hunnicutt.
Mrs. Lucy Peterson arrived Friday
from Miami, Fla., and will spend
the summer in Kings Mountain.
Mrs. T. V. Hill and Miss Kathryn
Bill have been visiting relatives in
8tatesville. They wore joined during
the week end by Mr. Hill.
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Mrs. W. O. Grantham an 1 daughter,
Mis* Barbara Anne Grantham
have returned from a trip to Crescent
Beach. The Granthams will have
as their guests during the week end
Mrs. Grantham's parents of Guilford
college.
Mrs. Daly Little Wood of Cleveland,
ha* been a guest of Miss Mar
tba France* McQUl for several days. J
Mn. Lloyd Watson and two childTen,
of Boone, are guests of Mrs.
Lizzie Everhart.
Monday night dinner guests of
Mrs. J. E. Lipford and Mrs. Margaret
Kendrick were Ber. and Mrs.
L. C. Pinniz, Rev. C. C. Lanter, Mi.
and Mrs. E. C. McClain, and Mrs. D.
F Hord.
Mrs. J. O. Plonk, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Robert |
Lewis, in Philadelphia. Pa., i* expect |
ed to return home Thursday. '
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I Technical Sergeant Vernon PC
roe by who haa been In Burma and
India for the last 28 months and Mrs
, Crosby of Washington, D. C., hare
I arrived In Kings Mountain for a
visit
I. H. Diffee and family of Cherrv
Point were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
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Miss Carlyle Ware returned horn*
last Saturday after a visit to relatives
in Rock Hill. 8he was aeeom paaled
hdme by {her niecjst, t Idea
Stella Patterson and Mr*. Olean Lackey
who spent the week end.
Miss Sara Beam of Qrover was a
guest of Mrs. John H. Beam last
I week.
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Miss Annie Kell of Bluefield, W.
Va., is a truest of Miss Jo Keeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller were
the week end guests of Mrs. Pepper
Martin, at her home in* Greenville,
S. C.
8gt. Wendell Phifer is home on a '
21-day furlough visiting his wife,!
Mrs. Jeanetto Crawford Phifer, and !
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Campbell
Phifer.
Miss Alda Jean Ltavis, Miss Nancy
v;q r??i? '
?u? wuuny rweior are representing
the Young People of Central
Methodist church at Lake Junaluska I
this week. j
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Mrs. Bill Davis and baby left last
Friday to join Mrs. Davis' husband |
at Curtis Field, Brady, Texas. They |
were accompanied as far as Dallas
by Mrs. Gene Redding of Gastonla. ,
, Miss Nell Deloach, Home Demon-.
stration Agent for Gastonia was aj
visitor at the home of her uncle, J.
B. Davis, Tuesday.
Mrs. J. C. Jolly, Mrs. Clyde Blackwell
and son, Roger, returned to
Kings Mountain Tuesday after visiting
in Philadelphia, Pa., with Mrs. |
Jolly's daughter, Mrs. W. E. Black- ]
welder and family. Miss Joyce Black;
welder came back with them and
will remain in Kings Mountain this
summer.
Mrs. Nelson Teal and daughter,
(Frances, of Bcrlington, were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Jolly Tuesday.
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NOTICE
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I Retiring officer* and member* oi
the board of director* of the Klag
Moantaia Lions club and ineominj
President Holland Dixoa were din
I aer guests of William Plonk Man da}
| eight.
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an. n. d. ngwioo reiurn?xl U
Csnfcord Moaday after spending I
week witk her alater, Mr*, C. J
Ganlt, Sr., and family.
Mr*. Clyde Blackwell aad ?on, B?
ear, returned to Oakridge, Tenn., to
day after rUitiag her parent*, Mr
aad Mr*. J. C. Jolly.
| Mr. aad Mr*. Bill Htte, aad dan'
gkter, Linda, of High Point, spent
Sunday with Mr*. B. S. Plonk and
family.
Mr. and Mr*. Hugh Ormand are
spending this week at Crescent Beach
with friends.
J. Calvin Plonk went to Charlotte
: Tuesday night to attend the Ouilford!
inn dinner at Thacker's. Mr.. Plonk
' is a former student at Ouilfird college.
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| Joan Stryker, of Winston-Salem, is
| spending the week with Garland
Still, Jr.
Mrs. Frank M. White, who before
her marriage was Miss Grace Ledford,
is spending a few davs in Kiel1
J tr _ ?.tit w* ?
uiunu, >who Air. and Mrs. Koy
Ledford.
Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Ruth, anil
son, Billy, are to return Thursday after
spending a few days at their
cottage on the Catawba river,
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Marine Cpl. Charles A. Black is
now stationed op Okinawa. He is ?
son of Mrs. J. B. Self.
James E. Black is now taking his
boot training at Bainbridge, Md. At
present he is a patient in the Naval
hospital.
Billy Diffee of Elon College has
been visiting his aunts, Miss Oracr
Davis and Mrs. David L. Saunders..
Miss Dorothy Oaffney- of Blacksbnrg,
8. C., spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Oacney.
Mrsf Ford Sarabon ^and cffiildfleti,
Mary Catherine and Ford, Jr., were
guests of Miss Matilda Dedmonj
last week.
Miss Margaret Dedmon of Shelby,
spent the week tnd with Miss Mb
tilda Dedmond.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Mauney, Mr
and Mrs. Harvey Williams, Miss
Jette Plonk and Shirley Houser left
last week for Crescent Beach, where
they will spend sometime.
Staff Segt. Mr. and Mrs. E. T,.
Lowtv have been spending a few
days with Sgt. Lowry's people in
Birmingham, Ala., and also a few
days with Mrs. Lowry's people in
Kings Mountain. Miss Lowry was before
her marriage, Miss Sarah Ledford.
8gt. Lowry is stationed at
Cherry Point.
Mrs. Jiles Oornwell and Mrs. James
Houser have returned from Washington.
D. C., where they spent . a
two-week visit with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Fulton.
Miss Marion Patterson, of Raleigh,
is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. M. Patterson.
Mrs. T. H. Crawford, and sons,
Bobby and Jimmy, have returned
home after a visit to Augusta, Oa..
I where they were guests of Mr. and
jMra. Lawrence Crawford.
Birth Announcements
Sgt. and Mrs. Engene Gibson announce
the birth of a son. William
Barry, on June 20 at 8helby hospital.
8gt. Gibson is stationed in Atlanta,
Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Craig, Jr., announce
the birth of a daughter, Naney
Lambe Craig, on June 21, at Memorial
hospital, Charlotte. |
Girl Scouts
' Members of the Kings Mountain
Girl Scout* held a picnic at Lake
Montonla Tuesday afternoon, the pic
ale following a swim. Mrs. Otis Falls
contributed four watermelons.
Grand Ole Opry Will
Show Here July. 4th
' Jam'ap wd Jlooey, radio's funniest
MssMsce comedians and their W8M
Grand Ole Opry tent show, with Oarty
Fax and Texas Baby and thei*
Foxhanters aad Uncle Dare Maeom,
grand old man of the Opry, are eoas?
lag to Kings Mountain oa Wednesday,
Jaly 4th for one performance
oa the Baker lot sa King street The
how starts at. dark. ,)(
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afh ra4Po_shos? which originates la
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[ Jamnp and Honey themselvee(
' (Bunny Biggn and Honey Wilde,)
have been catting capers on the
Grand Ole Opry for 14 ;*eara. It
i thin eeaeoa'? ehow, they clog eeveral
i of their old hit eongn -raeh aa "What
, Are Little Bo ye and Oirle Made Oft"
and "The Ueed Car Blnee," pine
eeveral new oaee.
The burnt cork roaaice alao epeat
several weeka last winter perfecting
, new humor rootinaa which are sending
spectators late etitehes of lane*
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their Poxhunters, ft flee string bend,
rejoined the WBM Grand Ole Oprr'
several months' ago after a threeyear
absence. Texas Ruby, reared on
* ranch near Port Worth, Texas, is
known from coast to coast an "Radio's
Original Wodellng Cowgirl,"
while her tall, slender partner, a <
Tenntssean, is one of the nation'* i
outstanding old-time fiddlers.
CARD OF THA2TK8
We wish to express our deep ap- I
preciation and thanks for the kind- >
ness shown us during the illness and ,
death of.our beloved mother, Mrs.
Ella Oore and for the beautiful floral
offerings.
The Children.
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Lions Officers
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?0, with Liona Kyle Lynch, B. T.
Wright, Charlie Mow, Joe Maunry
ml Billy Hooter receiving member hip
keys. s
Other items ia the activities re
port: ay?end #eft bell teem, donated
glamee to eaderpriTileged children,
amiated with playgroead project,
porch need six pairs of shoes for high
school football team, deaated KiJO |
bi R*nrU? Vm ' '
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no? to MTTifi B6i, donated $00 to
U80, |U to schools for lnnrhoa for
underprivileged, $15 to Beth Ware
school for cafeteria fnnd, donated
$50 for Central school playground
project, donated $140 toward teaea- 1
er of Bible in eitr schools, purchased'$740
war bond (purchase price), j
entertained out-of-town school teach
srs, presented 14 baskets to unfortunate
families at Christmas, sponsored
.safety patrol for school children
st street crossings, gave $29 for kits
to give to men entering service, donated
$18* to Miss Edna Keller for
Idind work, purchased four pairs of j
crutches to lend to persons needing
FLY SUNDAY
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#16 toward hospital bill, donated $16
toward Boy Soout banquet, donated
glaaoeo to several elderly persons, donated
$28 toward air-marking city,
preeentod Community Sing and Womanleae
Wedding, entertained Stanley
club, donated $6$ to state association
for the blind, donated $100
to Tontli Center, neenrod program in
laaaeklag of go-to-ekurak campaign,
and bold a joint meeting with the
Klwanla club.
I We wink to expreeo oar thanks nad
appreciation to our many friends far
the kindness and sympathy shown
ua at the sudden death of our lovod
one. Also for the many beautiful
Floral tribntes paid. We pray that
Ood may bless eaeh one of you.
lira. Harry Bridges and children
Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Bridges and
family j-28
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The Silver Star has been awarded
to Sgt. Frank M. White who is serving
in the European theater of operations.
He has also been awarded tho
citation.
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