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Mrs. Robert F. Dilwng of Atlanta
remained here with Mrs. W. 8. Dilling
until Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Mauney, jr.,
are spending this week in New York
City.
Mrs. George Mauney is convalesing
at the home of her husband's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. K Mauney.
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W.King St.
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Mrs. E. B. Olive and son, Hal, vi
visited Mrs Donald Olive and son, C
Jerry in Charlotte on Monday.
Mrs. Paul Neisler, Sr., was hostess ?'
to members of the Tuesday Afternoon w
Bridge club this week.
Miss Katherine O'Farrell is at ?
home from Washington, D. C., this ^
week due to the illness of her family.
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?nr??or. 'I
asel Herndon, former rmideat of
logo Mountain, was a visitor here
lis week.
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Mhrgan
t Lincolnthn, and Washington, Pa.,
[sited Mrs. Andrew Mauney and Mrs
. E. Xeisfer^^SJbdajy
Miss Mable Logan, who holds a potion
in Washington, D. C., is visitig
her mother, Mrs. Ben Logan this
eek.
Mrs. Leonard Goldhammer of Wash
igton, D. C., is visiting relative:
ere this week. Mrs. Goldhammer u
tie former Miss Ruth Moss.
J. F. Moss underwent an operation
t Memorial Hospital, Charlotte, las!
reek. His condition is reported as
itisfactory.
Sgt. Ben Bridges, son of Mr. anii
Irs. Hudson Bridges, visited his par
nts here last week and returned t(
ort Benning, Ga., on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Watson, ol
iew York, and E. D. Sloan of Sene
a.' S.~C., were guests of Mr. ami
4rs. O. W, Myers Tuesday night.
Mrs. D. Goforth will return frort
7ew York Friday where she is on ?
uving trip for Myers' Department
tore.
Mrs. S. R. Suber, Jr., underwent a
jnsileetomy in Rockingham on Mon
ay. Mr. and Mrs. Suber are erpect
il to return to Kings Mountain thii
eek.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Goforth visited
ieTr daughter, Mrs. W. L. Coley and
[r. Coley in Laurens, S. C., this
eek end.
Little Miss Betty Prince is at home
covering from a tonsilectory, which
le underwent Tuesday in the City
[ospital, Gastonia.
Miss Marion Arthur of Brenau edge
spent the week end in Atlanta,
a. She attended the 'Duke-Ga. Tech
lotball game there on Saturday.
Mrs. W. G. Hord of Waco is stayg
with her daughter, Mrs. Aubrey
ay while Mrs. Carl Davidson is aMrs.
Carl Davidson who has been
ceiving treatment at Shelby hospl1,
was removed to the home of her
ster-in-law, Mrs. T. Randall,
ute 3 on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Arthur and fam
will spend this week end in Greens
ro. Mrs. Arthur's mother, Mrs.
. C. Groome is critically ill and
ey are going to be with her.
Lt. Lawrence Patrick arrived in
ings Mountain on Monday to spend
metime with his pSrhnts, Bev. an|
Irs. P. D. Patrick. Lt. Patrick is en
ute to Camp Lejeune, N. C. from
imp Pendelton, Calif.
Mrs. Clyde Angley of Asheville,
rs. T. J. Troublefield, Mrs. Joe
oley and daughter, Betty, of Blacksirg
were the Sunday guests of Mrs.
. L. Allran.
Mrs. Loyd Watson and daughter,
obby, returned to Boone on Monda;
fter a ten-day visit here with Mrs,
Tatson's mother, Mrs. E. J. Ever
art.
Billie Houser went to Bowmai
Iray Hospital in Winston-Salem 01
ionday to be tbere a few days , to
observation.
Mrs. Charles Williams underwent ai
iperation on Friday at the Merc;
lospital in Charlotte. Mrs. William
s getting along nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lattimor
lave as their guests this week Mi
ind Mrs. R. Shelton White of Rale
rh. Mr. White is Mrs. Lattimore1
irother.
Mrs. Clark Broward of Atlanta 1
ipending this week with her daughte
Urs. George Mauney and Mr. Maur
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For dinner, or a snack, j
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1 making their hoot* in Mt. Holly.
Miss Lydia Ann Watklns of RcTds-;B
vllie spent the week end visiting |H
' friends at the home of Mr. and Mr?. |l
1 J. R. Davit. |B
Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Anthony, Miss
Elizabeth Anthony an<l Mrs. D. !
Mauney attended the double funeral 11
of the late Dr. and Mrs. James Gam-il'
ble in Lincolnton on last Wednesday I
morning.
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' Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cole White of I
1 Commerce, Texas, spent Frls- nitfht I
with Mr. and Mrs. John McGiJl. Due I
to word received here of the illness 1
1 of Mr. White's mother, they left im- I
' mdiately for Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Davis visitod:!
relatives in Athens, Ga., this week-! I
' end. Mrs. Bill Davis and Little Bill |
nrcnmnaniptl thom tn Athona nnrl H
1 went from there to Albany, Oa, to
visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.'
Lacy.
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Kenneth Crook, Mrs. Cecil Crook1
' anil Mrs. R. C. Etheridge went to Ft. [
Bragg Tuesday to meet T-Sgt. Cecil
Crook who has just returned from?
' overseas, and awaits as discharge!
1 from service.
Clarence Jolly, Jr., son of Mr. an.: !
Mrs. C. L. Jolly, has been promoted !
to Pharnfaeist-mato 3?d ela?? e-.1 k j
stationed at Naval Hospital Quantt- j
i co, Va. He spent the week end with'
his parents.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Summers and
1 Frank, Jr., D. C. Manner, \V. K.
1 Mauney and Aubrey Maunev returned
to Kings Mountain Sunday after i
spending several days in Ph-lade'-i
phia to attend a Mauney-Stecl Co.,
' meeting. i S
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CHARLES SPEARMAN, Mgr. I
Nationally Advartlaod
The Lady STUART watches that people
have wanted so much and waited for so
long, are now available in three new and beautiful
sis. Cases are in color of natural gold with stainbacks.
Each carries a bond guarantee that watch
icts and will be service without charge for a year.
MflN Roaorvo Y.jr Purchase Until Christmas
T B. Natural fallow sold C. Although tfafa gow
a fillad can, atalalaaa ataal maot la aUghtiy aaaallar than
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