SOCIAL AND PERS
of IMTEBES'
Mrs. Norman Attends
Gastonia Luncheon
Mrs. J. S. Norman attended a luncheon
last Friday at the Woman's
club In Gastonla given by ' the
Major William Chronicle chapter of
the Daughters of the'American Revolution,
honoring the newly elected
State regent. Miss Gertrude Carroway
of Hew Bern.
Miss Caraway addressed the
group, giving an informative talk
> on the aims and accomplishments of
the National Society of the D. A. R.
nan ii. i (Vj? Pwloh Summev. regent of
Major wTiflr/." 'tyjg Wltte'AWWWe
presided at the meeting and recogni
tion was made of Mrs. R. B. BubingEl
ton, Jr., acting regent of William
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the third district; Mrs. R. P. Slier,
Incoming district director, and Mrs.
J. S. Norman, incomtng vice-president
of the third district.
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Mrs. Norman, who will take office
its vice director of the third district
at. the convention lit March, also
attended the meeting of the
Mecklenburg and Liberty Hall chap
ters of the DA Rwhlch was held In
Chanotte on Thursday at the home
Qt Mrs. W. H. Belk. Mesdames R. B.
Bablngton, Jr., and R. P. Slier Of Gas
tonla also attended this meeting
which was a joint meeting at the
two Charlotte chapters and at
which time the Liberty Hall chapter
observed its, Chapter Day.
Miss farroway addressed this
group too and gave an interesting
account of the plans for the restoration
of Tr^oa palace In New Rem,
the furnishing of which will ..^ a
state project for Individual chapters.
Following Miss Carroway's discourse,
a tea course was served to
more than fl hundred cmMta nrM.
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Mrs. Hamrick To Be
Honored On Friday
Mrs. Ladd Hamrick of Boiling
Springs, will b? honored tomorrow
t a party to be given by Mrs. J. A.
Weialer at her home on York Road.
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Miss Ware Honored
At Party In Shelby
Miss Bernlce Ware, bride-elect ol
thli month, was honored lasl
Thursday evening at a delightful
party and kitchen shower given
by Mrs. C. D. Bolt, Miss Virginia
Mintz. and Miss Nell Slgmon at
Mrs. Bolt's home in Shelby.
Bridge, rook, and hearts we^e In
play at five tables which were arranged
In the living room and dining
room. The seat of honor, at the
head table was marked with a tiny
bridal figurine.
iScoreprteea In bridge went to
Lawson; In hearts, to Mia ~Ho?*
lend Dixon and Mrs. Carl Overcash:
| and la rook to Mrs. T. It Hard and
Mrs. Jack Kennedy.
After the award of prizes. Miss
Ware was presented a shower of
gifts from the friends present, after
which a dessert course with coffee
was served. . ? *
' Those attending from here were
Mrs. John F. Ware, Mrs. Holland Dlx
on, and Mrs. Jack Kennedy.
Local Couple Wed
Fifty-Six Years
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Blaloek observed
their fifty-sixth wedding anniversary
on Tuesday, January 7.
There was no formal celebration but
Mr. and Mrs. Blaloek had a?visitors
for the day Mr. and Mis. Frank Ran
dall of Grover. Mrs. Blaloek and Mr.
Randall are sister and brother and
are the only surviving_members of
the family of the late Mr. and .Mrs.
William Randall of Grover.
Married on January 7, 1890, Mr.
and Mrs. Blaloek have seven dau
ghters: Mrs. Rush Dixon, of Dal-|
las, Mrs. Lois Bookout of Gas-1
tonla, Mrs. Lee Varbro and Mrs.
Hal Morris of Kings Mountain, Mrs. 1
Lallyage Hord of Shelby, Mrs. Beck
Wright of Grover, and Miss Plccola
Blaloek of the home. Their only son
Tom, lost his life in World War I.
Mrs. Craig Hostess
To Circle Members
Mrs. Bill Craig was hostess on]
Monday night to members of Orel#
number two pf Central Methodist
church. *- ' ^ - p
Mrs. Clarence Jolly,- the leader,
presided and Mrs. Craig gave the
Bible lesson.
Eleven members were present and
one visitor, Mrs. Butterworth of
Fitzgerald, Ga.
Following the program, Mrs.
Craig served a frozen dessert course.
Miss Ledbetter Will
Wed Herbert J. Moss
The engagement of Miss Louise
Ledbetter (o Herbert J. Moss la, announced
today by her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas E. Ledbetter.
Mr. Moss is the son of Mr. and
Wis. B. G. Moss of 215 Fourth street
Rock Hil, S. C.
The wed in# date has r not yet
Men announced. & { '
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Central PT A Holds Tannory
Meeting ^
The January matting of the Parent*
and Teacher* association of
Central school was held on the second
Wednesday of the month In the
high school library. Mrs. Haywood
' E. Lynch, president, presided, and
. Mrs. John Plunk gave the devotional.
"Education in t?e Home" was the
study for the mortth and Mrs. W. H.
Stender, program chairman, presen'
ted Rev. W. L. Picssly, who gave an
: informative discourse on this subject
After the program, Mrs. Paul
Mauney reported that the treasury
holds $23.60.
Miss lUdenhour's twelfth grade
waa the winners of the trip this
month, which may not be made on
schedule, since more funds will
have to be raised before the bus can
be sent Miss McGill's third grade
was primary winner, tying with
Miss Brown's first grade. The winready
had a party. '
Foremost in the business discussion
was the congested condition of
the street directly in front of the
school. The group asked all people
who park their cars on East
Ridge street during rchool hours to
use Gaston street as much as possible.
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ou. nunejrcun was bskm to
make a report on the . welfare and
health of the children at Central so
that if there was a need'for help,
the PTA could determine how they
might be of service.
Mrs. Paul Mauney, membership
chairman was praised for her good
work iq securing the membership
dues and sending them in time
for Central to be named on the
"North Carolina Congress P. T. A.
Honor Roll." Both Central and West
schools were listed in the N. C. Congress
Bulletin - as Association^
whose membership equal or exceed
that of last, year. Central has
more than trebled its membership.
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Business Circle
Met Monday Night
The Junior Business Women's Circle
of the First Baptist church held
its regular monthly meeting on Mon
day night at the home of Miss Irene
Am?
Miss Diana Gamble, the leader,
presided, and Miss Beatrice Sprstt
presented a timely program.
During the social period, Miss
Allen served a salad course with
coffee.
Legion Auxiliary
Meets At Tate Home
The American Legion Auxiliary
met last Thursday night at the
home of Mrs. Dickie Tate.
To open the meeting, the members
gave the salute to the Flag after
which the chaplain, Mrs. J. R. Davis
gave the devotional.
Following the business session,
Miss Betty Howard, representative j
at Girls' State, gave an inspiring report
of that meeting.
During the Social period, Mrs.
bars. Mrs. John "McGlll uitittd Mrs.
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Miss De4mon Hostess i
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tass on Sunday at an Informal turn"c<J?SfVwr?
laid for the followto?
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Pl.Q|l>W|? y 0/|6 DW*
SySs^SlSd'ym?gsU M<Jm?
Mr^Kollj Ho3teas^|.
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Jtrwt TheM wete sixteen nuiubtrt
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Two men sent up from Recorder's
court here to Cleveland county Supertor
Court received sttttMqnttnces i nG I
from Judge Wilson War lick last
week in Shelby. m G
Elisha Rodger*, who appealed sen ?Il
tences c1 thirty days and costs and _
six months in jail on two assault ?Tt
charges in Recorder's court here, ?
was given an eight months Jail 11 St
term and put on good behavior Cor _
three years after serving that time ??fl
or go to Jail for eighten months.
I Rodgers assaulted Officer Lebon
Thorn burg with a 22 calibre rifle on
January a. , -.j*
Haskel Meredith, bound over to
the court on a breaking and enter*
lng charge, was given eight months rl?
straight time tar the Judge. He was
charged with the robbery of Hou?er
Transfer here.
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