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Miss Ware Honoree
At Lovely Dinner
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Mlwl Pauline Ware, whose marriage
to Menzell Philer was an event
of Wednesday evening, was honoree
at a lovely dinner given last Saturday
evening by Mrs. W. F. Stone, Jr.,"
at the F. C. Ware home.
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The Ware home was tastefully dec
orated with whits and green floral
arrangements and the small tables,
where a three cot/rse dinner was
served by soft candlelight, looked
very pretty with miniature (sides,
complete with veil' and bouquet,
marking the places. Miss Ware's
place was especially marked with a
corsage created from beautiful red
carnations.
Kit slope, presented her sister a
pretty gin and Miss Ware presented
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Jewelry. "
Miss Gantt Feted
At Pretty Party
Mitt Clara Mac Gantt, whoac marrlw
to Keith Almond of Albemarle
will take place July 3, waa honor
guest at a charming bridge party
given last Thursday evening by
MIm Helen Ramsey and Mrs. J. C.
Heddon at the home of the former.
Attractive arrangements of Queen
Aji's lace and daisies added to the
beauty of thel tvlng room where
three tables were In play. The brideelect's
place at head table was mark
ed with a lovely corsage of white
carnations.
. , Refqre the games, the hostesses
servedm refreshing sweefeoOrse. 1
After score prizes had been awarded
to Hiises Mary Car.** andRuth
Randall, the hostesses presented
Miss Gantt a handsome gift.
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Miaii'^McGil]ifetoorsd
At Dessert Bridge
Mlas Martha Frances McGilJ, who
! became the bride of W. O. Weir, Jr.,
Wednesday aft era on, was delightfully
honored by her qlster-in-Iaw.
Mrs. James MoGlll, at a dessert
bridge given last Thursday evening.
The playingt room, where five tables
were arranged, was lent a cheery
air by a variety of white flowers
Interspersed with green foliage
foliage which was in keeping with
the white and green color note obeer
ved in all the party appointments.
Places were marked with tallies
bearing tiny winding couples and
Miss McGlll's place at heud table
was especially marked with a re
I marfrably beautifu' corsage of da in
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Score prizes lor the evening were
won by Ml?ee Jo Keeter and Leone
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i Jo Keeter, bride-elect of July, was
remembered- wttb a ?tft of crystal/
After the presentation of prizes
1 and gifts, the haste? served an eni
ticing da?ert course.
Celebrates 10th
Birthday
Randall Yates celebrated his 10th
birthday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Huffstetler, 300 Parker
street Saturday, June 23rd.
Lou of beautiful gifts were presented
to Randall. '
Games were played and delicious
cake and ice cream was served.
Friend/ present were Rilly Jenkins,
Glcitda Kgy Stroupe, Curtis
George, Richard George, Jerry . Logan,
Sybil Rlanton, Jimmie Blanton
Becky Blanton, Linda Yates, Andrea
Lee Blanton, Caroylin Rlanton.'
.rl^lfc-Yates, Randall's father;
1 also Joined in to wish him a happy
birthday.
?r>1" tnvrn gVft* were Mrs.
Lewis E. Blanton, Ganney, S. C., ?uid}
Mrs. Colman Stroup of Cherryville. I
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Peggy Davis, daughter at Mr. and
Mm. Lawrenca B- Davis, w*s delight
fully honored on, her twelfth birthday
anniversary, June 21. at a charmlng
party given by her mother.
During the afternoon, the hoooree
and guests participated Id a numbe,
of games and contests with Jane Or
mand, Jackie Annette and Becky Ormand
winning prizes.
After the gamps,'the guests were
invited to the tuning room where
the birthday cake, beautifully frosted
in pink and white and bearing 12
white candles In attractive ?crystal
holders, was posed as a centerpiece
for the lace-covered table. As Peggy
blew out the flaming candles, her
voune^aueats grouped around her
and sang the traditional 'Happy
Birthday," afterwards presenting her
with many gifts.
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lee cream, cake, candy and pink
lemonade was served to the follesvlng
guests; Patsy Ware, Judy Owens,
Shirley W^re, Pre ices Franklin, Pat
Sftre, Gary Alhsn,Michael' War?l,
James Rushing, Clyde Morrow, Joe
Ormand, Ted Ware, Gerald, Valentine,
"Sonny" Blalock, Jerry Queen,
Kenneth Davis and Buck Smith.
Mrs. Otto Ware and Mrs. William
Ware assisted Mrs. Davis with the
serving.
Baptist Gleaners To
Meet Monday Night, /
The 'Gleaners Class of the First
Baptist church will meet Monday
night, June 30, at 7:30 at the home
of Mlin Annie Roberts with Mrs. E.
R. Roberts as assistant hostess. All
members are urged to attend.
Church Youth Group -.
Will MeetSunday
The Young Peoples Interdenomlr..tional
Organization will meet Sun
day evening at 6:30 at the Lutherar
church with the Grace Methodist
Group aa hosts.
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Business Mar ager Hugh Mallard
of the Kings Mountain Veterans base
ball club must be a lucky man. .
.. Local Vet fans couldn't haye asked
for a better deal In the pairings
ni the Western District semi-profes.
ional baseball tournament drawn
at a meting of all managers anti
.'jams enteied in the tournament
iield rt Mountain View hotel Sunday
And Mr. Br. Hard -drew a lucky "2"
ior" Kings Mountain, placing them
in the apparently weaker bracket ?
end he was last to pull his number
i^bm the hat.
Listed ta the .esuits, for the first
r racket was Kings Mountain Vets,
Monroe Blue Socks, Norwood Bed
Birds, and Cora Skinners, also of
Kings Mountain. There la a good pos
slbllity that the two, local teams will
tangle In the first game of the semifinal
round, , at 4 p. u. July 2, that
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SplniMij&eJuMrvAf..'
In the heavy second bracket three
strong Mid-State teems are listed along
with Threat City's Owls, of the
WesternCarolima loop.
Lance, Lincolnton, and Belmont
one-two-three of the Mid-State, a
long With the Owls will make the
lower bracket race a torrid one, in
the opinion of moat local observers.
Wednesday's finals could be between
the top teams of the Western
Carolina the 'lid-State, if thr
Vets win the upper bracket race and
Forest City is eliminated in the lower
bracket
Chances are slim for a Western
Carolina windup with the Vets meeting
the Owls.
Manager Elzie Bridges of t' te Spinners
is reported adding plenty,< ,oJ
strength to hi* team for the ummament
grind. K member & the Gaston
Textiles league, and mostly ?
recreation outfit the Spinners art
reported to have sighed James Gib'
son and Bill Throneburg, N. C, Stat?
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Vet offlcialsaanlAtnced this week
that Hal HArrle, stellar shortstop of
the V*ld4** Waldensians of the
Western CpxoUna^h^ been^ signed
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commissioner for semi-pro baseball,
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sponsorship of the Kings Mountain
Lions cjub. Mr. Moos Is a member of j
the local Lions club and is also pros i
ldent of the Western Carolina league j
The two finalists of the tournament
here will advance to the s**?*
tourney in ^sheboro In August.
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rftlde Ratterree is scheduled to be
announced soon as football liner
coach for Staunton Military Academy,
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Floyd Hester, Plaintlff^^-.
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Wllba R. Heste/, Defendant.
The above named-defendant will
take notice that an action for divorce
on the grounds of two years separation
has been commenced In the Superior
Court of Cleveland County,.
North Carolina; that the said defendant
will further take notice that sheis
required to appear at the officeof
the Superior Court of said county
In the Court House in Shelby. North
j Carolina, on the 18th day of July.
'1947. or within 90 days thereafter
land answer or demur to the complaint
in said action or the plaintiff
I will apply to the Court for the relier
. demanded In said complaint. '
I This the 24th day of June, 1947.
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