+ + 4 BBPpP SOCIAL AND PEBBONi K o/ IN1ERES wH$. : PHONES: House 189; Ofl K Mother-Daughter ^ Valentine Tea The girls and their mothers were en ttrUlaed by Mrs. L. C. Pinnix st a Valentine Tea at the Baptist Parsonage from five to six on Valentine Day. The living room and the dining room were attractively decorated in the Valentine motif. The O. A. leaders: Miss Viola White and Mrs. Harold Coggins, and the Young People's Leader of the W. M. N., Mrs. Bryan Hord received the guests and directed them to the dining room. Miss Edith Franklin presided at the punch bowl. Piano selections were rendered daring the hour by Billie Falls, CharInttA .InnkinA .Tpnn AfpCM&in. FrnnAAa iBUk and David Pinnix. Birth Announcements Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Coley of Wilmington, N. C., announce the birth of a daughter, Bettina Kay, February 14. Mra. Coley was before marriage, was Miss Virginia Allen. Mr. and Mrs. John Randall announce the birth of a daughter, Nancy Jane, Feb. 20, at Shelby hospital. r DIXIE THEATRE THURSDAY and FRIDAY t- "Yolanda and the Ttyef" Fml AMsln . TaHl* Bmum IXhrw Men Qwnedy SATUBDAY Double Feature "Along the Navajo Trail" * Boy Sogers - Dale Evans and "A Song of Mexico" Adala Mara - Edgar Barrier MONDAY and TUESDAY "Duffy's Tavern" Ed Gardner - Bing Oroeby and Gnesta WEDNESDAY "My Darling Clemintine" Frank Albertson Lorna Gray ff' ^ il . SB"'" TWO wonderful cleansing HBrii./'"' creams?to help keep your skin silky-smooth! T ussy Emulsified Cleansing Cream V :. for dry, flaky akin...Tussy ?>': , Pink Cleansing Cream for normal or oily skin ... BP", ON SALE! UIMTW TIMt ONIYI^ ?&*; $S SOI OMY $LtS IMS it iriM ptmt $m p Kings Mount to" "W? Vffl Any Doct " F'l01IM> . ' iit r ' ii ' i i.i kL HAPPENINGS J 1 7 to WOMEN 11 fice 167 | a IS. HUMES HOUSTON | \ ? ? c Wedding Breakfast Held " I For Saturday's Bride Uli'l'l"!W.1 "11 Jtl\H 11 Kuth Campbell McKelvie, who ?m 8 married Saturday aftcrooon to Ma- * jor Robert Carlaon, Miss Aurora Dol- * 1 ley gave a beautiful wedding break- * fast on Saturday morning at 11:00 8 ' o'clock at the Leventls restaurant. 1 The bridal motif of white and c green waa observed in table decora1 tiona and appointments. Centering ' 1 the board was a graceful arrange- 8 meat of white snapdragons and deli- C 1 cate greenery, and Mies McKelvie '* 114 place was marked with a shoulder ' 1 bouquet of bride's roses and valley w lilies. Place cards were band-decorated with sprays of valley lilies. A prettily appointed breakfast was ^ i served in three courses. Miss McKel- * vie presented gifts to her attendants * at this time. The wedding was a prominent e- b vent of Saturday afternoon at four n o'clock at the First Presbyterian ^ church of Kings Mountain. t Dinner Party 0 Held For G. A. v i On Tuesday night at six o'clock in * the Berean Room of the First Baptist church the girls were entertained 6 at a dinner party. The G. A. colors of green and white were used as the 0 color scheme. Mrs. W. N. Williams of 1 Gastonia was the guest speaker for b the evening and she used as her sub- ' Ject "The King's Highway." Miss 0 Jean McClain presided. Around 30 * were present. * *, P ei Girls Have Mission Stndy Class eh On Wednesday afternoon at 4:15 m the girls met to study the book oa home missions in the First Baptist * church, "By Way of Cherokee," a- #1 bout the Indians in western North % Carolina. Miss Edith Franklin taught | the book. There were 20 present. P Girls'Auxiliary f Observes Focus Week February 10 through 10 was ob- * served as O. |A. Focus Week at the '' First Baptist church with all girls a ages nine through sixteen particlpat- 8 ing. The group sat with their leaders ? in the Sunday morning worship ser- p vice and received special recognition. e Legion Auxiliary Honors I (Hold Star Mothers ' The American Legion auxiliary is I honoring Gold Star mother*, wive* < and sister* at a meeting at Mountain View hotel Monday, Feb. 25 at 4:30 P. M. State president, Mr*. Slaunwhite, will be the speaker of the occasion. Member* are urged to i be present. M,?jood! SALE1 /kssy ciiiiicicicn t\ ehmciu/i Mnvkifii ILV NitniMinv CREAM > and t PINK CLEANSING ' CREAM > J 1 <l EACH, plut tan P v Hl^ll II llU m V * i MIN Hkiim HA dill uiug ou. : on* Prescription" ? 41 and 81 t i 1 i 1 , 1 . . * to Major Robert Cai On Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock t the First Presbyterian church io Ungs Mountain, Miss Ruth Campbell (rKelvie and Major Robert Charles Carlson were united in marriage in n impreuive and beautiful cere lony. Rev. Paul D. Patrick, paator of tho [round of palme and ferns lnterspered with branched eandelabra set rith cathedral tapers. Tall floor ba* Lets filled with white and futhia ;ladoli were placed on both sides of he steps and in the rear of the chanel. Before the ceremony Misa Betty *atriek, organist, presented a pru ram of nuptial music, and Mrs. L. I !. Pinnix sang, Because,. and O Prom- j le Me. The Bridal Chorus from the \ hird act c' Lohengrin by Wagner as used for the processional. DufDg the ceremony, Clair De Lune and 1 Perfect Love were played, and' R] fendelssohn's March from A Mid- la ummer Night's Dream was used as foi be recessional. M The bride was given in marriage y her father, Henry M. Mckelvle, rj. ml the bride's brother, Henry R. p, IcKelvie, was beat man. Ushers were larold Sumner of Oastonia, and Milon J. McKelvie. of Miss Mary Duke McKelvie, sister * f the bride, was maid of honor. She rore a pink chiffon gown with a weetheart neckline and carried a eo>nial bouquet of mixed pastel flow- ** rs. wi The bride wore a wedding gown f marquisette designed with a round ? leek and hand embroidered bodice, de' ishop sleeves and a full skirt which ^ ormed a train. Her fingertip veil f bridal illusion was worn with a uliat cap embroidered in seed pearls nd she carried a white satin covered 1 rayer book topped with white or bids. After the ceremony a reception was * eld in the small.ehapel of the chur- ^ h. At this time the wedding cake ^ 'as cot with the sword of the brideroom. Assisting at the reception rere Mrs. Alexander H. Philpot, who srved, and Misees Aurora Dolley and fancy Nickels, who presided at the nneh bowl. Mrs. Carlson is the oldest child of (r. and Mrs. Henry M. McKelvie of Ungs Mountain and Oastonia. 8he ttended public school in Oastonia, ~A M Ui?a. uu new giHuumcu xrum oiga scnoo' i Huntsville, AU., in May 1941. She ttended Duke University and mi raduated in June, 1944, with a iachelor of Arta degree in chemietry. 'ollowing her graduation she was mployed as a chemist with .' t^e luntsville Arsenal until reeeStW^ The bridegroom is the son ol> Mr. nd Mrs. Karl E. Carlson of Gadslen, Ala. He attended the Universiy of Alabama, being awarded the legrees of Bachelor of Arta and iachelor of Laws. While at the unlersity he was a member of PI Kapa Alpha social fraternity, and Phi )eKa Phi legal fraternity. He is alo a member of the Masonic lodge, ihortly after admission to the pracice of law in Alabama, he was eafld to army service in July, 1941. He erved overseas for 18 months, being tationed in Karachi and Calcutta, ndia; Myitkyina, Burma; Humming ind 'Shanghai, China. Major Carlson ) now on terminal leave, and will >e relieved from active serviee in April. He has also accepted an ap"ointment in the Officers Corps ae a lajor in the Judge Advocate Genral's Department. Tor traveling, tlie bride wore a oft gray wool rait with a black and rhtte checked top eoat, and black nd white accessories. After a honeymoon in Florida they rill motor to California to make their tome. Major Carlaon intends to study or his Master's degree In law, beore practicing his profession Calibrate. Out-of-town gnests were Mr. and frs. George F. Stratton and Mr. and frs. Wilson Stratton of Charlotte; 5ol. and Mrs. Steven B. Dolley and fr. and Mrs. Ernest D. Sumner of lastonta, and Mrs. Alexander H, Phil ot, sister of the bridegroom, from Washington, D. O. and Gadsden, Ala. Iffrs. Tommy Harper lonored At Party Mrs. Dan Finger was hostess at a >vely party on Thursday night hearing Mrs. Tommy Harper who ^ is (siting her parent* Mr. and Mrs. J. i. Plonk. The home was decorated beautiful r with early blooming shrub* and lants. < ' When the guests had assembled, be hostess served a tasty salad eours followed by a dessert course. During ths evening, bridge was in lay at three tables. When score* rare added, Mrs. Bill Davis was ariaisr of the pries for high and Mis* 'eggy Baker was awarded ths prise or lew. The hostess prassated the oneree a bog of lovely tea ssphtws lonogramed in gold. [arp?t, BUB D?t1s, Owrft ft Xw? I Harr, Pnl Halatar, 1 $ty V J CENT BRIDE?Fietnand abort Mrs. Boyd J. Montgomery, who tors her recent marriage, was Miss ldred Inez McCHnnls of Dallas. antral Methodist Star ass Has Dinner Meet The Young Adult Fellowship class the Central Methodist church held dinner meeting in the Fellowship ill on Monday night at 7:15. rhe colors, red, white and blue re used in decorating the tables th strips of each running lenghthu WU. " TO?VI .I* . ov. a u? viwigo irnouiujjvuu UlUUi is carried out farther by the ate crossed hatchets as table center eoratlon. Bed, white and blae proimt in booklet form added more lor. The meeting was opened by B -A. array, master of ceremonies, who id the group in singing "AmeriThe invocation was given by xter Payseur followed by a short 1 dress of welcome by Mr. Murray. rv. J. Q. Winkler introduced the | v <ams* t* y y y y y y v glamour to the thrifty-* ipost discriminating ? i to fit the Spring picture Spring coats and suits s bility. H x'r jfl&L *'* 'i O'l'AjtC.Tt*.'' : I $ fC*l?,'of 8Mb, who iilivinrf u inteiinlning ?nd . uplifting nddreen pie The dtlieioon dinner served wiu IMPERIAL ?THE NEW D Announcing the remodeling which we consider Extra ( also installed new seats f< and we will install a brand about 30 days of the lau We are doing everything j Best in Entertainment an ?Make The ImperialTODAY - LAST SHOWING Doable Fee tare "Under Two Flags" gomU Oolman Glaudette Colbert v "Phantom of Range" Tom Tyler Serial ? Newi FBIDAY and SATURDAY Doable Feature "Moon Over Montana" Jimmy Wakley 1 "Detour" Tom Neal Cartoon ? Serial WE THAN \ Iv f I ELEMENTS OF ELEGA? The suit that speaks proudl ^ tiful detailing and of elegai rounded shoulders that c wing sleeves. The slight fla newest slot seam skirt, the the waist?all portray you taste. High pastels, 10 to 16 $18. V. i M SEE THE FASH] 4Q > Myers' Dress Shoj x coats and suits in vi y of the finest wooleni > SUITS > _____ v v v BETTY ROSE and have collaborated to ise shopper?authentically st; loftly tailored for graceful di > ? moderately priceA. Bee th t Myers'. It's BETTY BOSE : ?kon pie, col? lUwf klM, roll% brocale? ^itk 311 dPERIAL? rFijEHFiou ^ ^ I of our Sound System k>od Sound. We have )r your convenience, I haw Round flvKtAm in 3at type?SIMPLEX, possible to give you the d Comfort. -Your Imperial? MONDAY and TUESDAY Big Double Feature ' "Northwest Trails" In Color Bob Steel* "Oliver The' Eighth" ~ Stan Laurel _ Oliver Bud}1 ,U New* ? Short* . WEDS. - THUBS. . ' Doable Feature "In Old Chicago" Uioe Fare 4. Tyrone Power "False Colors" William Boyd a* Hoppy (Hong Oaae&y Serial ? New* K YOU res ^ y of fashion, of beauit simplicity. Soft, ' Irop gracefully into re of the jacket, the stitching detail at as a woman suited in I 40 / . ?r ON PABADE AT; >pe. BETTY BOSS ^ ( brant Spring shades ,/ s are arriving daily. Myers' Dress Shoppe bring smartness and ; < ; %i rled to please the rape ? colored-keyed e new BETTY BOBE for style and servicea .?*; " ?:i,n ri gyv i Sgi5 l

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