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Call Society Editor, House 3S7-W.
Miss Mildred Falls of Augusta, Is Mrs. O. W. M
visiting her sister, Mrs. M. L. Plonk, in New York oj
?o? Myers Dress Sh
Mrs. Charlie Harmon is spending
several days with Miss Ella Harmon
Mrs. E. B. Ol
Mrs. 8. A. T jwery left yesterday for several \vee
for Raleigh where she will visit rel- Pr.ove,d and 18
atives for several days. ^ friends.
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a ay forth was .described as satisfactory
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* went a major operation last week
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Mrs. Eugene Smith and two sons
[yers spent last week have returned to their home in
ti a buying trip for Bladenboro after visiting her parlop"
ents, Mr. and Mr*. R. F. Elam.
Ive, who has been ill Mrs. Hugh B. Hoke and son, Charks>
J? now rouch lm- ]es> Qj Llncolnton spent Wednesday
H hip tna roooltra - - -
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' and Mrs. Charles Goforth.
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ERALD, ThumUy, Jan. 23. 1947
Miss Bessie Cansler of Char- 1
Iotte spent Tuesday with her uncle,
George Cansler. i j J
Friends of J. C. Keller will be J
glad to know that he is Improving L
after having been ill for several fc
"days. h
Mrs. Lloyd Watson and children
Bobbie and David, of Boone, are vis- a
itlng this week with Mrs. Watson's t!
, mother, Mrs. W. R. Everhart. v
; Mrs. James Cole and J. B. Cole, Jr
.are visiting J. B. Cole in Jackson- y
ville, Fla., where l.e underwent an t
appendectomy last week.
Mrs. Stowe Miller of Waco and g
Mrs. Tom Roberts of Gastonia were >
guests on Tuesday of Mrs. D. F. t]
Hord. f.
! Mrs. George Cansler viBlted sever- 0
| al days last week at the home of her
son, Anthony, in Arlington, Va. *
From there she went to Penn-Laird, a
Va., where she la now visiting her ?
sister, Lillian and her husband, Mr. tl
Hawk, who Is seriously ill. 1,
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[this week from Memorial hospital t<
, where he has been a patient for s
several days.
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Phillip Elam of Marshall spent ]
! Sunday night with his parents, Mr. (
and Mrs. R. F. Elam.
Misses Emelyn Gillespie and Vlr- j!
ginia Summers, students at Salem .
college, will arrive home today to .
; spend the between-semesters vacatioh
with their parents. Miss Hel- ?
: en Brown, of Albemarle, will accompany
them and will be * Miss
! Gillespie's guest for the week end. *
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,DAR Members to View /
Parade oi Fashions. 11
i t*he Colonel Frederick Ham bright 0
[chapter, Daughter!! of the American j
Revolution, will hold its regular j
meeting next Wednesday afternoon <in
khe lounge of the Woman's club n
! house. Miss Edith Hambright will j
j be {.hostess to jthe group. :< <3
Mrs- J. S. Norman, chairman of 8
the Homemakers committee, will j
present a program on Homemaking,
I after which there will be a fashion
parade. The models will be girls
from the Home Economics classes of
Central and Bethware high schools.'
They Will be modeling dresses
i, which they made under the super- ;
j vision of their teachers, Mrs. Dan |
; Finger of Central and Mrs. John
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I vjicouac ui ociuwarc. i ne uresses if
will be Judged and the winning gar- H
ment will be sent to the State Cot- 11
ton Review which will be a feature ill
rf the DAR convention to be held In i?
New Bern In March. The.girl, who B
made the winning dress will be {!
privileged to attend the convention h
and model her dress in the style ||
i show there. Honorable mention will I
be given to the second best dress.
The meeting promises to be an en 1
joy Able one and all members are I
urged to attend.
TUE8DAY
Mrs. Hugh Ormand was hostess
this week when members of the
Tuesday club met to play. ,
,Mrs. Charles Dilling held high
score for the afternoon and was
presented a prize.
After several progressions, Mrs.
Ormand served a savory salad'
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Bride-Elect Feted 1
fit Party On Monday I
Mrs. Ch&rles Golorth and Miss
dary Evelyn Golorth paid charm a
ng compliment to Miss Faye Moss, n
irlde elect of yesterday at a party R
leld on Monday night at the home E
>f the former.
White gladioli and snapdragons c
ranged with fern served to accent d
he bridal color note of green and tj
vhlte which was observed throughillt
fho nartu
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A corsage of white gardenias mar- o
;ed the place of honor at the head
able. b
After several games of bridge and v
ook, score prizes for bridge were
iven to Mrs. James Mercer and
11 ss Nancy Suber. Mrs. R. D. Gofor ^
h was awarded high score prize *
or rook. At the same time the hos- "
esses presented Miss Moss a gift s'
f silver in her chosen pattern.
Nuts and coca-colas were served 0
rtiile the games were in progress j,
nd afterwards when the cards d
/ere removed, ice cream molded in
he shape of wedding bells and Hies
were served with coooanut cake,
"he tables were centered for the *]
Seise
9 which silve' 1 ills were "tied with J
atln ribbon.
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Lovely Buffet Dinner {]
Siven At Gantt Home c
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Gantt we-e V
losts on Monday evening at a de- v
ightful dinner party honoring the
eachers and religious leaders of .
Keir daughter, Nan Jean.
The lovely rooms of the Gantt ^
lome were attractively decorated i
vit|i colorful cut flowers and
ilants.
A complete turkey dinner was ser-' (
ed bufet style with Nan Jean and) ,
inn and Muddy Mayes assisting J
n Sf*r\*infy
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Guests for the festive affair in-, ft
luded Rev and Mrs. S. G. Winkler,] r
fir. and Mrs. W. K. Smith, Mr. andjl\
Irs. David Hamrlek, Mr. and Mrs. I
tarl Mayes, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. War b
Ick; Mr. and Mr*, lim PSge, Mr.
nd Mrs. J. A. Riser, Mr. and Mr*. C
'om Templeton, Miss Gussie Huff- a
tetler, and W? H. Hopper,, Jr., >ii
GET THE BEST..
SEBV1
At BAR]
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Mothers Best FLO
25 lbs Plain or Sel
Ware's Com Meal
4-lbu Pride SH0R1
Cigarettes, cart..
SANTO, fresh pro
2-lb Great Northe:
Kraft MAYONNA
Apple Batter. 25 a
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mutton I
r.oilar Rnrlr
SYRUP PEACHES
Clover Bloom
CREAMERY BUT
Wilson 'Cavel' B*
EXtra Select OYS
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\fliss Moss Honored At
'renuptial Card Party
Mrs. Lynwood Parton entertain*
t a pretty bridge party last WeV
esday night honoring Miss Fyi
loss who was married yesterday-%>
lugene Goforth.
Artistic arrangements of wiiiar
arnations and fern were used a* '
ecorate the living room where fnar
ables were arranged tor play.
The honoree was presented an rm
uisite corsage at the begiiudtje
t the party.
Places were marked at the tabtot
y dainty wedding bells tied ?k<
.hite satin ribon.
After the scores were courmfc,
core prizes were given to Mrs. iAa
'inger and Mrs. Haywood Lynct
llss Moss was presented a lovAft
et of breakfast dishes.
Mrs. Parton served a tasty sal*
ourse followed by ice cream ait
^dividual cakes which bore a ht
al motif.
Three Are Guests
Mrs. J. G. Winkler, Mrs. Chart*
Varlick and Mrs. W. M. Gantt m
ended a luncheon at the Haw
home Lane Methodist church to
:harlotte given in Tuesday by tlw
Women's Society of Christian, S?
ice.
Mrs. Paul N. Garber, missionary
rom Geneva, Switzerland, \v*>uest
speaker and gave an inform*
Ive discourse on Foreign Mission*
Dpen House Held
\t Lake Montonia
Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Mauney ant
dr. and Mrs. Garland Still held ?>
en house on Tuesday at the R. L
dauney cottage at Lake Montonia:
Around a hundred guests callefc
etween five and nine p. m.
Mrs. Jacob Cooper,; Mrs. Hugfc
irmand and Mrs. GeOrge Housw
sslsted In serving palatable-plea*.
ig pit barbecue.1 .. ^ ^
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I-rising $1414
I?10lbs 55c
FENING...... $1.45
......$1.35 pins tax
nnd coffee lb 34c
mReans 35c 1
ISE.pt...., 45c
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Jfll Bvb
English Peas 15c
lo. 2 can........ 19c
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No. 2.1-2 can 27c
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TEBlb.. 69c
con lb 59c
TENS, pt..... 75c
t lb 28c
lb 17c
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