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r'. | ; - r v -v' H?y?? ' '/ !'t ' Friday. January 16.1948 ' 1 1 1 8588 HERALD P Call Society Editor Misses Ruth Croker and Betty Farrer of High Point were wwkonrt guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Cloninger. Mrs. E. A. Shenk Is visiting In Greensboro this week. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Grantham have ,as their guest this week, the tatter's mother, Mrs. E. R. Harding of Guilford College. Miss Evelyn Roberts returned last week to Fassifern School in Hendersonville after spending several days with her sister, Mrs. Fred Evans and Mr. Evans. Mrs. Clarence Joseph King arfd baby son, "Chip," spent Tuesday of last week in Gastonia, visiting the former's sister-in-law; Mrs. A. J. Gallant and baby son. BlIT" * ?0? On Wednesday evening Mrs. M. A. Ware, Mrs. N. F. McGlll, Mrs. E. W. Neal, sr., Mrs. O. W. Myers, Miss Sara Mae Falls and Miss Leone Patterson attended the Arts course at Winthrop College, the program for the evening being presented by the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo. J. B. Keeter left Tuesday night on a buying trip to Baltimore, Md. FOR SHARPENING FINE Saws, crosscut saws, wood saws, and rip saws, all kinds of saws, and "gumming out" saws. See me. All makes repaired. W. Avory Harmon, -Lackey, st., RFD 3, Kings Mountain. j-16*23-pd n t m. JANUARY V? ? Featuring 1 AU Ladles' . Winter Hats Values to S5.00 $1.00 1 Let Ol mm c( % Prici Inst Arrived! 1 lot of Max Weisen Ha All Children's lk. OH A) Ladies' SWEATERS 1-3 OH > ; - '; Only 2 Bolts 54-ia DRAPERY MA' 1 Lot COTTAGE CURTAINS $150 i , ' . I ' I j ; m ? . : ' ; ; , : > l"* ?' .. t'.-v* V THE ERSONALS U Phone 167 r , ' ' i' 1 ? Miss Virgina Summers, student at Salem College, had as her weekend , guests here at the home of her par- 1 jents, four of her classmates. Miss ' ! Agnes Bowers of Morganton, Miss j Jean McElroy of Chicago, Miss Betsy x>unt?y 01 rv in si on ana miss isaroara ? j Sione of Richmond, Va. Miss Carraway Guest At DAR Luncheon p. Members of the Colohel Frederick Hambright Chapter, Daughters of The American Revolution, were hos11esses on Wednesday at one o'clock at a luncheon given at the Country iClub, honoring Miss Gertrude Carraway of New Bern, State Regent of the DAR. Another honor guest at the j charming affair was Mrs. R. P. Sler (0f Gastonia, Director of DAR Disitrict three. Both guests of honor; were presented lovely corsages on their arrival. . The table in the private ' dining ; room, where a savory four course j luncheon was served to the honor J guests and seventeen members, was ! arranged in a pretty style which featured low bowls of white flowers and decorative place cards which were designed to represent the bluestriped state regent's ribbon. The cards were marked with the national numbers of those present rather .than their names. At the Conclusion of the luncheon Mrs. Frank R. Summers, Regent of the chapter, introduced Miss Carraway, who gave an enlightening explanation of the society's aims, plaI cing them into three divisions, namely, Historical, Educational and ?fig uie EM Kg Savings For Women c I Lot Of I 50 Dresses J $08 | ALL VI )ATS, ill-Size Dresses 2 m . 11 Coats WHIT1 Sp< All LadlM* SKIRTS 14 Off ' FERIAL Sp . Ladies' Hose! Silks and Rayons Values to SSL60 V S1.00 Pair ; r; V Z ' ia . ii\ t Merchant Sine* ISM !'iy *; .v ; KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. 1 Patriotic. She ably outlined the OAR'S work under each of the three heads, stressing the wonderful opportunities for service in this day of crisis. Miss Carraway, telling that' in the Chinese language the word "crisis" had a double rpeaning, danger and opportunity, pointed out that now as never before the wnrlrf being in danger, offered untold opportunities for the Daughters to serve. She' ended with a reminder that "DARish" is and has always been the epitome of "true Ameri-" eahism." * Mr. and ivl;s. Dettmar Plan For Open House Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Dettmar of the Archdale community are making plans for the celebration of their fiftieth wedding anniversary on , January 18, at which time they will > hol,d Open House and are extending an invitation to all their friends' and neighbors. | Girls Mopped Up ' In Baby .Derby Here f It was a girl's year, as far as the local baby derby for 1948 was con- t ( cemed. All three of the early arrivals for 11 1948 were young ladies, which may ! orlmay not be a trend. In'addition to the two early arrivals reported last week the third, actually the second according to l ' r>i * - I nuitr xji di iivai, w<i? uiyiiutt *\?y j Lynrt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy |, Leo Lynn, Cleveland avenue. She j was born at Shelby hospital at 8:37 . p. m., January 3. Dr. D. F. Moor?, of! Shelby, was the attending physician. The other winners, all of whom will receive a case of Libby's baby , food each, from Dixie-Home Store, ' were Ethel Alexander and Norma Kay Franklin. . " ' . . : ' I I; ind Children . i 1 Lot Of 50 Dresses Vz Price INTER SUITS \ Vi Off Regularly $7.95 Sale Price S5.95 o! of Maid's E UNIFORMS scial $2.50 ^ . All Wool MATERIALS 1-3 Off jalotLISyd. erial S1.00 yd. 1 Lot Children's SWEATERS . 1-3 OH ?< ? ? i & Lo. . UNGS MOUNTAIN. N. C. Symphony Group To End Drive Efforts are being made by the Kings Mountain Symphony Society to complete next week tfte organi-. ration's drive for funds to bring the North Carolina Little Symphony here for concerts in the spring. According to tne announcement by Mrs. Paul Mauney, president, approximately $100 of the $750 quota is needed to complete the drive, and she is requesting that all persons who have not yet purchased memberships make arrangements to get them by next week. Mrs. Mauney said - the concerts here have been tentatively scheduled for Wednesday, March 24, with a free concert for children to be given in the afternoon and the regular "full-dress" cbncert in the evening. The tour begins on Kebrnarv- 5?h with the Symphony, under the direction of Dr. Benjamin Swalin, hav ing scheduled concerts all over North Carolina. tj . . Business Finns Change Hands ?*? * Two Kings Mountain business establishments! have changed hands during the past week. William O. Welf, well-known Kings Mountain man, announced his purchase of Piedmont Drug Store from Mrs. C. D. Blanton and Mrs. John L. McQill, and Mr. and Mas. A. J Hoffman, of Shelby, have an* nounced purchase of the Waffle Shop from James S, Hamrick. Sale of the Piedmont Drug Store was concluded last Friday. Mr. Weir who formerly managed the firm, has recently held a . position with Burlington Mills Phenix plant here. He is a veteran of five years service during World War II, most of it spent in the Pacific theater. The Waffle Shop transaction was completed Tuesday. The Hoffmans have been in the cafe business for eight years having operated until rennnf lu * /"' 111 ?OU?IW.. uvimj i*?v aivtiiiiail vzjlll JI1 OliClU^> rhey have announced that the firm will disconitinue its policy of staying jpen 24 hours daily, opening at 6 Et. m. and closing at midnight daily. An estimated $6,095,696 was sav?d by the Navy during the fiscal year 1947 as a result of its employee benefifical suggestion program. As of September first, the U. S. Navy had 226,000 men afloat and 19,000 ashore. As of November first, the U. S. Marine Corps had 2,400 men afloat and 19,000 ashore. The U. S. Navy reports that 183 Marines were killed and 616 wounied on Eniwetok during the war.Janu< Ladies' 7-Jewel Wrist Watch ' * Wl > JHBHrjK^ *JtjN H^i^^HSSt' 7-Jew?l Watches J $24.75 i r V . tr- ". * -' t ^r / " J3H vQKfl * . Beautifully matched 8?ti, consilting ol tie-clasp. collar claip, call links. $11.50 .v; . ' %. : . x ' #> ' ; v . M-i ' i r > 1/fcLLI V ".* ?*' * : . '* ' ' , . . .- .* s . * *',- '' ' ?. V' / :v;-; ; ' ..' ' . / .*':';'' Page TVm . ;V^ (l nt ? M Magnificent men's wear worsted in a handsome shadow stripe by American Woolen ;\ Co. ... meticulously tailored in a hip-flatter- ?. ing Junior-Deb Original adapted from, a Parisian import. In misses sizes, $54.95 % - V ' '..*v >?> iiktliTfmj 9 H v . - r--. . . 'if: . MYERS' DRESS SHOP ?Second Floor? j iry Specials WKBBMI r'- ^ I i - ?'. r 3-Diamond Ring * 17-Jewel Watches | .j ?' $5? . _ $2*75 "/::: U "; ;" ' ' -'. ' ' j'|| I ' ' : A j^ppppi^^. r__ lhnnjj. r,,,,,__ , Man's Wallet, in genuine lea- 1 Fan-shaped Compact ther. eery rich and handsome. Trim, slim and smart. *5-* ^.60 . " ' * * . . . : : V ^T-. .. ?! i IKi RS ",cr Hallmark *.| yjflKL shop v-^?- i 7?iny\ ffltruntcuux 71C igi Mountain's Leading Jewelers ^ v ^-r. vvJ.'^;. . .w.v. .
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