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Miss Frances Ooforth
f : Honored By Mrs. Ware. .
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Mr*. M. A. Ware was the charming
hoeteae on Thuraday night when ahe
entertained a number of gueata at
a dinner party honoring Mlae francea
Goforth, charming aetreaa ' daughter
of Mr. and Mra. B. D. Goforth .who
.* apent the week with her parenta here.
The dining table wai apfead' with
a wmte linen ctoth ani centered with
' sn ftrtiatie arrangement of mixed
flowers.
Covers were laid for Mis# Ooforth,
Mrs. B. D. Ooforth, Mrs. Jim Mereer
Mrs. Ertle Powers, Mrs. ,0. W. Myers
Mrs P. D. Herndon, Miss Mary Fran
ces Gantt and Mrs. Ware.
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For Judge of the Recor
County subject to the ]
May 26th.
A member of tb? Baptist ?ku
school, member of the American
with more then two years bf s
Your Vote And apport '
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Mesdames Beam, Osborne l?nd
Entertain First Orade The
Mri. Ben Bun and Mr*. Bill Os- h'ec
borne were hostesses at the former's ^
home Thursday afternoon at an Eas- **'
ter-egg hunt, entertaining pupils of H
the first grade of West End school *tt<
and the teacher, Miss Marjorie Hord. Kin
The hostesses are the grade-mothers Hnr
of the class. Oas
The children had a most. enjoyable
afternoon hunting eggs and playing
gahies. Mary Ellen Baker was award* I Mi
ea a price for finding the largest1 fff
number of eggs.
(Mrs. Beam and Mrs. Osborne senr- h
ed ice cream later ia the afternoon, hoa
To show appreciation for the la- we?
terest shown them by the gnUle-mo- ortl
thers, the guests presented eaeh hoe- at t
tens with a lovely crystal vase. A
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suits and coats drai
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self the best selection.
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l?at week in honor of her sister 01
Mary Franco# Hord of this city, tc
>se engagement to Thomas - Co- vl
s'n of Shelby was announced rally.
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iridge was played during the af- er
toon, and high score prises sfisnt, *'
Mrs. Harry Caldwell of Oaffney *'
Mrs. W. H. Brown of Shelby. M
bride-eleet was presented with
1 tea glasses as * gift. 41
t the close of play a tempting *
d course was served. H
Era. Brown and Mrs. Paul Kennedy
inded the party from Shelby and
gs Mountain \ guests Included Miss
d. Mrs. J. A. Harris, Mrs. John
ibis, and Mrs. Carl Davidson.
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inoririfc Miss Gallant w,
Ira Helen Paye Cash Davis was **
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k it I aimllMwu shower honig
Miss Irene Oollant, bride-elect
he lovely Gash home 0# York rood "
profuilon of gorgeous flower* dec
ed the ottehetive party room* *?
re gome* ud contests were en- E.
sd during the evening with prise* be
ig to Mr*, Oaody MeCorter, Miss te
lyn Eden* gad Mr*. H. Y. Bel- v<
. The prise* were presented to or
hosoree. _ " or
orold Devi*, young eon of theho*
, pulled in * decorated wagon fill to
with lovely gifts to the honor pj
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[re.' Fred Bourque and Mrs. ChorHorrill
were presented stork gift*
the ho*tees. > 41
ire. Do vis served o delicious aolod P
k Mcessories, coke and pineapple 10
e. Bolted nut* were served through M
the events*/"4-:"
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b. Lor?tt Honored p
Birthday Dinner T
lt. u4 Mi*. Floyd -Ontea gave a
hday dinner, Sunday, April Slat.
Mnor of Mr*. Oat*' mother, Mrs
J. Lovett. A .
boae who attended the dinner 01
e Mr. and Km. Lovett, Mr. and 61
. L O. Lovett, Jr., and children of
avian Fail*; Mir. and Mrs. A. M. ^
ett and eons of MartiaevUle, Va.; '7
and Mm. E. H. Lovett and dan- *
? of Duhuif Mimes Imogene al
Ntta Lovett. of Hndeon; Miaa 1,1
ie Sue Oaten and Mr. and Mra. 00
Lea Cole- and children of this city. P*
inner wae served picnic style >on
lawn.
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f J. W. Cooke OU Saturday at Himp Ti
in Street A. B. P. church 'in Green- 8eo?
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Mr. Cooke l? tie brother of Mr*.
. W. Griffin, who with aeverel othmemhera
of the Griffin family
(tended the ceremony. Wlleon Grlf-.
n and R. W. Kurfeee acted aa ueh'
and beet man reepectively.
Preceding the ceremony, the wedng
party and gneete from thia city
ere entertained at a luncheon at
ot el Greenville. v s
Mr. and Mre. Cooke viaited s at
ie Griffin home here on Tueaday.
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(iss Griffin Presented
a Graduation Recital .
Mine Jeanne CTHffiu, etudeut at V*r
nia Intermont college in Briatol, Va.
u preaented in her graduation total
in dramatiee on laet Wedneeday
the eollege auditorium. She rehd.
ene I, act I of " P^er Gynt" . add
The S&ow Gooqe" by Peul Galileo'' m
her recital piecea.
Mies Griffin, outetandlng etudeat
d talented daughter of Mr. and MH
W. Griffin of this city, ia a meat*
r of Delta Pel Omega National Fntrnity
of Speech. The fraternity is a ..
try honorable society for both sum
id women, who become members
ily by merit.
Miss Griffin was chosen recently
represent her epilogs at the annual
Ine Arts Torum which was hsld at
Oman's eoliege in Greensboro.
Polio wing the recital Miss Griffin
itertaiasd the faculty and her
testa at a reception in the student's
unga. Guests attending from Kings
cantata included Mr. and Mm.
rtffta,1 Wilton* and Watt* Oriftln >
id B. W. Kurfsss, Mra. Griffin's fa*
sr.
Irst Baptist Church
o Observe Youth Week
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April 28 through May 4 le io be
issrvsd as Touth Week In kite First
wtist church. Mane Rantlat iknwk.
over the South have observed
)ath Week during thin montk Brief |
stated, Yputh Week k a plan far
church to ana its young people . In
I the official positions of ehureh
!e for one full week. Below is the
tline of aetivitieo for the young
ople of the chnrch daring the week
Sunday? s
Youth in charge of* Sunday sihooL
Special morning sermon for yonbg
ople. .?
Youth Choir and ushers at naming
id evening services. ,
Visitation by young people's and
itermsdlats 'Departments.
Youth in eharge of B. T. U.
Fellowship Hour after evening scree.
Monday?
Youth Deacon's Meeting ? J. U
ridges, noting Chairman.
Youth W. M. 8. Business meeting .
-Mary Jane Sisk, acting president.
Tuesday: Social?Martha McChain
id Katherins Hill in charge.
Wednesday: Youth in eharge of
raysr service, Miss Eoline Keeter in
targe. <
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FEEU3T BAPTIST OHT7BCH
L. C. Pis nix, Pastor __
'earl Franklin, Promotional See'y
Sunday?
10:00 a1. M. Sunday school.
B. N, Barnes, Sept.
11:00 a. M. Morning "Worship.
STr^sSatSA.
re. #. F. Bhki Director.
8:00 p. M. Evening Worship
Meamg^^Tks^Da^^^^^ - 'The
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THUBSDAY
Final Showing,
"The Return of Frank
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Henry Fonda > (Mm Tlomaoy
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