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MRS. C.C.OATES. Editor
Miss Moss Revseds |
Her Wedding Plans
SCIm r?ye Mom, whose* eng&g
ment to Marvin Eugene Goforth,m
of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Goforth. la h
Ing announced by har father. Ned
Mom, revealed today plans fir h
wedding which take place ne
Wednesday, Jan. 29. at 9 o'eks
In the afternoon.
The ceremony will be held In G
tral Methodist church, with the pa
torkov. J. G. Winkler, hearing tl
f Evelyn Goforth.
U. D. Goforth will serve hie m
M best man. '
B. a. Peeler, jr., will he the v
eel soloist, end will be aceompanfc
by Mrs. Aubrey Mauney et the c
gan.
Ushers will be Charles A and Ga
rison Goforth.
No formal invitations are belt
Issued but Intimate friends of tl
couple have been invited to atten
Girls Scout Meeting
At Methodist Church
S There will be a meeting of a
adults Interested In Girl Scot
activities Friday January 24, at 3:;
p. m. In the basement of Centr.
Methodist church. ^
Miss Fannie Funderburke, execi
tlve director of the Pioneer Gl
Scout Area council, Inc* of Clev
land, Gaston, and Lincoln countie
Mrs. Draper Wood, vice preslder
> and Mrs. R. E. Laid low, field dire
tor, will be guest speakers.
V,: - ' ;
All leaders, assistant leaders, ar
troop committees are urged to I
present
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THEATRE
THURSDAY LAST SHOWING 1
"Thrill Of Brazil"
Evelyn Keyes K?nan Wynn
Kw? ? Bowl Gaaeo
FRIDAY
Double Feature Program
t "Singing in the Corn"
Judy Canova Allen Jenkins
"My Reputation
Barbara Stanwyck
Oeoege front
Cartoon
SATURDAY
Double Feature Program
"Blondie's Big Moment"
Penny Singleton
Arthur Lake
aim
"Romance of the West"
Eddie Dean Joan Barton
Cartoon
Special Showing for Children.
5 extra cartoons ? First thaw
MONDAY and TUESDAY
fiumoiviouv
Jean Crawford
; John Oarfleld
"Thfo picture will be released
Jan. tfo shewing here Jan. ST
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Mews
WED end THURSDAY
"The Man I Lowe"
Luplno Robert AMo
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feSteircles of&RP Held|&
Meetings This Week
?r The missionary circles a* tl
m Associate ^Reformed PresbyterU
e- church held their regular month
W meetings on Monday afternoon.
m ., Mrs. C. W. Richardson was hoste
xt to members of the Minnie Alexai
rk der circle of which Mr*. W. E. Blah
ly Is leader. The devotional servi
en and Bible study for the aftemoc
a- was given by Mrs. Palmer Fulto
te There were nine members prassut.
<w The Macle Stevenson circle met
83?01k?Afil"ji Um ?*'U.? wa ew
ry The leader, Mrs. Minnie McKa<
den, conducted the business seeslc
Mi and Mrs. Bright Rattrree present*
the devotional ?rvice and Bib
o- lesson.
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On Monday evening, members <
the Mary Kennedy circle gather*
_ at the home >f Mrs. W, G. Grantha
Mrs. Tolly Shuford, the leader, pr
sided and Mrs. John Gamble ga>
ig the devotional services after whit
m she introduced Mrs. Charles Mu
d. phey, who presented the Bib
study.
After the program, Mrs. Gran thai
served dessert and coffee.
jj Mrs. Neisler Feted At
lit Charlotte Luncheon
30 Mrs. Charles E. Neisler was d<
al llghtfully honored on Saturday at
very lovely luncheon given by .h?
nelce, Mrs George Davis, at hi
home on E|. 7th street in Charlott
e* Vases of gladioli and greenei
s, added charm to the attractive dii
it, ing room. The table was overlal
c- with an exquisite cloth of cut woi
and filet lace. -A tempting thrie*
id course luncheon was served.
>e Following the luncheon, roo
was played and candles were serve
_ later In the afternoon. Mrs. Nelsl*
was remembered with a beautlft
^ | box at candy.
The guests were Mesdaroes Cha
Ies E. Neisler, W. A. Ridenhour, ]
T. Fulton, M. L. Plonk, Harry Pag
of Kings Mountain, and Mrs. Georj
V. Patterson of Gastonia.
Party At Dogwood
Honors Mrsi Hamrick
A bridge party given by Mr
Joe Neisler at her spacious horo
Dogwood, last Friday afternoon pal
lovely compliment to Mrs. Lad
Hamrick, who recently moved froi
here to Boiling Springs. .
Chrysanthemums, gladioli and ci
polnsettlas in striking arrangemer
lent color and charm to the iivin
room where six tables wore in pla:
After the games, score prizes wei
awarded to Mrs. Carl Mattnsy.an
Mrs. Hunter NeiSier. Each tally boi
a number and Mrs. W. L. Rsmssi
was given a prize for holding luck
Hr. At the same time, gifts wei
presented to Mrs. Hamrick, Mr
Carl Finger of CherryyiUe, an
Mrs. Harry Warfae of Chattaaoogi
Tenn.
Mrs. D. F. Moore of Shelby m
a ? nS a. ? ? r>?s# a# itnim mimS
anounr out-oi-xown |ueiL v
Following the gift pteaentatioi
Mia. Neisler, assisted by Mia Han
Page, served a delightful sale
ana iwwt count.
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Birth Announcements
Mr. and Mn. K. J. Beamon ?
Havelock announce the bteth of
eon, Eddie, Jr., January 1ft at Mo
head City hospital. Mia. Beamon
the former Miss Marjorie Rhea <
Kings Mountain.
Mr. and Mr* E. C. Barclay at
January 17 at Shelby hospital,
nounee the birth of a daughter o
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Bumbarriner at
nounce the birth of a daughter o
January 18.
Mr. and ulr* Emmett Heavner ar
nounce the birth of a daughter o
Y Jan. 21 at Gaston Memorial hoeplta
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Mr. and Nn. Warn* L, Brown* <
ment of their daughter. Ruby J*aa
and Mrs. A. T. Bandall Of tmi dty.
time in the summer.
!- Friendship Class
* Met With Mrs. Ross
, The Friendship class of the Grae
" Methodist church held Its regula
monthly meeting last Thursda;
y night at the home of Mrs. Emmet
?. Ross.
d After devotional services wen
k conducted, Mrs. Price gave a ver;
- interesting . reading from the boo)
"The Way" by E. S. Jones.
u At the conclusion of the program
4 Mrs. Boss served openface sandwi
,r ches, pineapple cake, salted nut
ji and coca-cola to the following mem
bers: Mesdames Wesley Riddle, Ge<
Kennedy, James Jonas, Andy Huff
r- stetler, Jim Msuney, Leonard Huff
I. rtetler, J. E. Mauney, Tommy Kill
e, son and Price.
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Attie Bostick YWA
Plans Focus Week
The Attle Bostick Y. W. A. of th
First Baptist church held its regula
meeting Monday evening at th
* home of Miss Beulah Rhea. ;
d Miss Martha McClain presided am
d Jean McClain was in charge of th
n program on "Various Religions o
the World."
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it Reports were heard from the chai
it men of enlistment and stewardshl]
g committees and plans vfkre mad<
/, for Focus Week which will be Feb
ruary 9?15.
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d After the program, the hostess ser
m ved tasty refreshments.
; Baptists Will Have
i Training Course
d Next week the First Baptist chur
i, ch will have a training course to
all Sunday school worker*.
lb Four hooka will be taught durinj
the week. Mrs. J. K. will's wll
i. teach "The Book We Teach;' B. N
y Barnes will teach "Building a Stan
d ard Sunday school, "A. W. Kincali
UdttWsch "Improvement of Teach
Ing In the Sunday school." and Mr
t K&'Jbldges will teach "Bap
. tlsts Believe" The group will mee
* each evening Monday through Fri
day at 7:30,, t
i. bom* of Evelyn Cline. 4*
Several games and oontests wer
enjoyed during the evening an
i. plana were made for an attendanc
n drive to be sUuted la the near fu
I ture.
L At the conclusion of the meeting
the hostess, assisted by bar mothe
servea attractive refreshments.
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Mrs. Fulton Honored
At Birthday Party
Mr*. H. T. Fulton was honored las
Wednesday on the occasion of fen
Wghdsy anniversary in
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Th? Mariiage will take plac* some
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M AltS HEW
Miss Nancy Nlckles was hostess' Ro
last Thursday to members of the Ro
e Marshew club..
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Score prizes were won by Misses
\ Eloise. Randall and Naomi Edens.
Mrs. Joe Heddon won the floating M
^ prize. CI
? After the game, the hostess served
; pleasing refreshment '? n
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rt submitted to the Herald | Gill's grade w?? winner hjr a lait*
uiuary meetfcg of the number ^ Lynch
the error was made and la glad to
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