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Miss Benton Engaged
To Robert ML Wilkes
Mr. ud Mr*. Charlie Beaton of
this city nnnoonce the engagement
f their daughter, Alice Cornelia, to
Robert Mojehead Wilkes, eon of Mil
a a Wllhee and the late Mr. Wilkee
of Bhelby. No date han been net for
the wedding.
Mine Benton in a graduate of Qrover
high achool. Hinre her graduation
nhe has been employed in the office
of Arch dale Dairy farms, Kings
Mountain.
Mr. Wilkes has recently received a
discharge from the navy following
ro moitki or service, 32 month* or
which was spent overseas. He attended
the schools of Peary, On.,
prior to entering the service and is
now returning to the Winston-Salem
Barber school.
Birth Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Allen announce
the birth of a daughter, Majel Joaana,
on February 6, at Shelby hospital.
by Lynbrook
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BS. HUMES HOUSTON i; T
Couple To Celebrate TOtti 1
Wedding Anniversary Son. 8
| Mr. ud Mrs. Tkoou Jefferson
'Mow will celebrate their 70th wed- ?
jding uiivemrj on Februry 17 ot IP
their home on roate 1, Cherryville. "
I Open house will be observed from
jone until four p. m. that afternoon d
when friends of the well hnowo coupie,
gativeo of Cleveland county, are ?
{being invited to ealL ?
The Moon' have 10 children, eight
Jof whom are living, and from them c'
are 80 descendants, of whom 74 are *'
jliving. The living children ere Mrs. '*
'Albert L. Dellinger of Newton, Mrs. ^
J. Andrew Hendriek of' the home. *
Mrs. W. H. Dingier of laenoir and '
Whitnel N. Jackson Moan of Hickory
Mrs. W. C. Harmon of Morgaston, "
R. H. Moss of Bhelby, Mrs. Ouy Lac- p
key of Cherryville route 1, and Wal- ^
ter L. Moss of Charlotte. There are
27 living grandchildren and 39 great- *'
grandchildren.
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Mr. bfn? will tw RQ *mm Aid #? *
July 31, wUlo Mrs. Mm who has w
lived all her life within sight of her ?,
present home, will be 90 years old oa
the 23rd of this month. Mr. Moee la j<
the soa of the late Rev. N. H. and gj
Martha Ann Gardner Moos, while e]
Mrs. Moee is the daaghter of the
late Henry J. aad Tempy Caroline a
Harrelsia Cryta of Cleveland county.
Mr. Moee is the only uncle of J. ?
F. Moee of this city.
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Bride-Elect Honored ti
By Mrs. Dicky Tate . *
Mrs. Dieky Tote entertained at her "
home a Wells street oa Thursday *
night at a miseellaaeofes shower hasoring
Miaa Martha Sue Dover whose
marriage to John Albaaooe of Providense,
B. I., will be an event of this month.
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Upon arrival, the honoree was pro- *
seated a corsage of white camstions, "
Gaines aad bingo were enjoyed dor
lag the evening, with prises awarded ?
the winners. The winners later pretented
them to the bride-elect, no "
hostess' gift to the honor-guest was "
crystal in her chosen pattern. R1
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Miss Marion Ivey and Miss Louise el
Roberts assisted Mrs. Tate in serving It
bridal ices, decorated cakes and eof- y
fee. Tke bride-elect's plate waa mark- w
ed with a miniature bride. f<
Those present included: Mesdamea
Fred Thorn burg, Doe Byers, Boa ]
Goforth, Jim White, Bun Goforth, James
Roberta, Nina Wolfe, Clyde ^
Kearns, Abe Martin, Bock All ran
sad Carl Lewis of Gaston is; Misaee 01
May Bue Goforth, Louise Roberts, Ms
risn Ivey, Martha Lou Bennett, Da- ?
phne Ballard, Margaret Coruwell.
Martha Frances McGill. Carolyn Do M
ver and Annie 'Both Hawkins.
The bride-elect received nu; P
attractive and oaefnl gift a.
DIXIE !
THEATRE ;
THDUDAT b
She Went To The "
Races" i
Janaa Oralff - Frawoaa atfftoft
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"The Fitting
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WUtao* Tutor . Anita Lewis* 8
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"Song of the Prairie"
KM Outfe Jeff Denaat) P
"The Woman Who j
Came* Back"
Banc? KaOy - John lMtar 1
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VTUBDAY?
4:00 ? Carlson McKelvie Wedding
?Tint Preebyteriap ekutk.
7:00-10:30 ? Youth Outer ?Wo
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OBSDAY?
3:30?Social club?Mr*. Moffatt
Wan.
(r*. Campbell Honor*'
k>n On His Birthday
Oa Saturday afternoon, Mr*. H. L
ampbell entertained fit a delightful
arty koaorii| her bob, Joe, m hie
Lh birthday.
The Valentine motif waa need In
ee orating the living room and dinig
room entirely in red aad white.
?d etreamen were draped artietiilly
on each chandelier. The dining
ible, graced with a white line*
oth, wan centered with a huge red
id white cake bearing seven canda
and w*? surrounded by fancy red
-sketa fii.eti with candy. These
ere gives as favory after the reeahmenta
were served.
Mra. Campbell was assisted in dieting
games and contests by MtA
anl MeOinnia end Mrs. Edward
lott*
Toward the elote of the enjoyable
rtcrnoon, the randies were lighted,
>e made his wish, blew them oat
id the children sang "Happy Birth
ay." The lovely cake was served
ith strawberry and vanilla ice
When refreshments were finished,
M opened hie numerous beautiful
ifte presented by the twenty-five
kjldren attending.
Kiss McKelrie To
7ed Major Carlson
Mr. and Mra.. Henry Mohaland Meelvie
of Kings Mountain and Oasmia
announce the engagemet of
leir daughter, Both Ohmpbell, to
[ajor Bebert Charles Carlson, Nalid
States Army Air force, eon of
[r. aad Mia. Kail Carlssa of Gads
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The wedding win take place Batarty,
February 10, at the'First Freeyterian
ehareh in Kings Mountain.
tarber Family Together
Firrt Time In 10 Yean '
Oa Ban day, February 3, a reunion
f the family of Mr. and Mra. Banks
arbor was held at the heme of Mr.
sd Mia- Hall Goforth. All of Mr.
nd hfre. Barber's ten sons and danitem,
ssoet of the aoaa-ia-law aad
sughters-ia-law and sixteen gxAadslU
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uuicu woe lugcmcr wixn IB0B
>r the first time ia ten or twelve
ear*. Two none, Winfred and Jack.
Ql leave' eoon for new assignments
lllowing their re-enlietmenta in ser->
Kiss McGinnis Bride
If Boyd J. Montgomery
Mr. and Mre- Srtknr O. McGinn is
I Dallas announce the marriage of
leir daughter, Mildred Ines, to
oyd J. Montgomery on 8atnrday af
irnoon, Feb. 9, at the Lutheran par
>nage in Hardin.
The ritual was read by the bride's
istoT, Rev. F. M. 8peagle the doule
ring ceremony being used.
The nuptial music was rendered by
[iss Edith Bur?in, Mrs. Mary Ellen
team and Junior Burgin as vocalist,
eeompanied at the piano by " Mrs.
ioraee Cloninger. ' (
The bride was lovely in h spring
lit of iee blue wool with matching
at and black and white accessories,
ter flowers were pink rose buds,
Mrs. Montgomery, who is a charmig
and popular girl,' attended high
shool at Liaeolstos and now holds
position with the Beaunit Knitting
Oil at LowelL
The bridegroom is the son of Mr.
ad Mrs. W. T. Montgomery of Grose,
receiving his education in the
shook there and recently received
is discharge from the army after
erring three years in Panama. He
ow holds position with the Marrace
mill ia Kings Mountain.
Only members ef the families and
few eloee friends attended the cere
lony.
After a brief wedding trip the cowls
will be at home in Dallas
Foodmen Circle Had
looting Friday Might
Circle Grove I of Woodmen Grove
M met "Friday sight at the lodge
at which was beautifull decorated
ith the Valentine motif predominant.
Mrs. Mary Weir celled the meeting
? order ud accepted two candidates
) the circle. Mies Era Moore aad
lias Bonnie Jackson are the new can
idates mentioned.
Officers present km Guardian
insis Goforth, Attendant Bndie Peel
r, assistant attendant Vertie Smith,
aiistot; O. P. Goforth, Anditor 9ns
tee and VMd Worker 8ns Moorssad.
Mm. Willis Howard acted as
BTHPT*
[rs. Ilwis Gofertk. ^
tise iffpfur <ngrir^
to JolmAIbSSr
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the men** Wfll take pleas MM*1
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CIBCUI Nvioapepppr^j^
[ Xn. Aaetin ;M?|?rda?r ?m }aa
Mm M ?nBhw k Circle No, Two
of Ceitral Methodist church on Mob
day Bight. Mrs. Bun Goforth woo eo
loftin.
The leader, lira. Charlie Goforth
presided. Mrs. Jay Patterson hcl<
the Bible Study.
Delicious refreshments were serre<
during the eoelal hour.
eetlng.
Circle Number Two
Met At Ohmfeh Monday
Mrs. C. L Jolly aad Miss Ethc
Roberts were eo-hhsteos at a meet in
of Circle No. 1 la Monday night 1
the recreation hall of Central Methc
dint church.
Mrs. Tates Thronebnrg was I
charge of the devotional which ii
eluded Bible reading* and spiritual
sang by ''Aunt Ida" Wise. Two o
|the\ four spirituals nig were "
Want To Be a Christian," and "Ja
cobe Ladder." ,
Mrs. J. H. Arthur read the mint
tee and had the roll call and Mri
Bill Craig, Bible teacher, present*
the leeaon for the evening in a moe
impressive manner.
The hoeteaeee served a deleetabl
congealed salad followed by cake an
eoffee.
Randall-Watterson Vows
Spoken In Geffrey, S. 0.
Mia Eloise Watterson, daughter o
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Watterson o
Kings Mountain and Dewitt Bandal
son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bandal
lso of this city, were wed in a quia
double ring ceremony performed Trl
day, Feb. 1, in Gaffney, 8. C.
The bride wore an attractive sui
of pale blue wool with pink an
brown accessories.
Following the ceremony the eon pi
left for*a wedding trip to Aahsvilli
They are now making their horn
with the bridegroom's parents.
Mis. Randall attended Beth war
high school and is new employed i
the Neialer mills. Mr. Bandall wa
graduated from Bethware high sehm
and is now employed at McCoy's 8c
vice station in Shelby.
WTTJ.TAOT DISCHARGED
Bainbrldge, MdTj? Charles 8. W1
Hams, ABM2C, has been honorab^
discharged from Naval Service I
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