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SOCIAL AND PERSC
of INTERES1
MRS. C. C. OATES. Editor
Dr. And Mrs. Hendricks
Paid Lovely Courtesy i
Dr. and Mrs. Paul Hendricks, who
have recently returned to Kings!
Mountain after an absence of sever- L
al years, were paid a lovely social
courtesy last night (Thursday) when [j
Mr. and Mrs. John L. McGill entertained
in their honor at a Charming
reception at the Country Club, which
was one of the outstanding social
affairs of the season.
The club whs especially pretty for j<
the delightful occasion, with beauti
ful flora! arrangements used throu- 1
ghout the downstairs rooms. A color '
note of gre.cn and White was predom- M
inant in the main dining room, be- '
vihg achieved with white gladioli;<
and chrysanthemums interspersed
with lacy green foliage. In the pri- <
vate dining room, a red and white 1
color scheme prevailed, brilliantly 1
carried out with a table arrangement
of red gladioli and white chry-1
santhemurns and augmented with ,
burning red tapers. h
As guests arrived, they were greet- '
ed at the entrance by Mr. and Mrs. 1
M. A. Ware who presented them to
the receiving line which was formed
in the Rose room and comprised
of the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. McGill,
Dr. and Mrs. Hendricks, Dr. and Mrs;
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Ramseur, Dr. and Mrs. Philip Pad- 1
gett, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Hendricks, j
the parents of Dr. Hendricks from I
Dixie
THEATRE
Friday
Double restut? Program
"When A Girl Is
Beautiful"
Stephan Dunne
Adele Jergens
also
"How Green Was My
Valley"
Walter Pidgeon
Maureen O'Hura
Cartoon
Late Show 10:30
SATURDAY
Double Feature Program
"Blondies Anniversary"
Penny Singleton-Arthur Lake
also
"Happy Holiday"
William Boyd - Andy Clyde
Cartoon ? Comedy
MONDAY and TUESDAY
"IT HAD TO BE YOU"
Ginger Rogers - Cornel Wilde
News
Late Show Monday 10:30
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
"IVY"
Joan Fontaine
Patric Knowles
Latest News
Late Show Wednesday 10:30
They're Here!
THE STARS WILL REMEM
BALLERINA
HOW SOON
TRUE
KIKOMO. INDIANA
YOU DO
SERENADE OF THE BELL!
PASS THAT PEACE PIPE
SILVER THREADS AMONC
WAtlf fC TUP UATTD
nv?r AU A XAJU nw?l
I LOVE YOU. YES I DO
SNEAKY PETE
SHUTFLIN' THE BOOGIE
ST. LOUIS BLUES
FOR ME AND MY GAL
TOO FAT POLKA
. pur icy RUBBER DOLL AV
^ TRAMP ON THE STREET
OPPORUNITY IS KNCCKIR
SIGNED SEALED AND DEI
We now have these number
the supply lasts. We also be
ous to mention. Come in and
it we'll get it.
THE RECO
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Mocksvilie, and Mrs. J. W. Crosland,
the mother of Mrs. Paul Hendricks,
from BennettsviLle, S.C. Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Huneyeutt directed gllests
from the Rose room into the hall
where they were received by Mr.
and Mrs. Hunter Nelsler. Mr. and
\f.? Dill r'_.. i _ a. i i >. u i i ,i:
.1113. diii vraig, in lilt; uacn null, directed
to the main dining room,
where Mr. and Mrs. Fred Plonk and
Mr. and Mrs. John Qamble received
and ice cream, cake and nuts were
served by Miss Mary Frances dantt,
Miss Elizabeth Anthony, Miss Leone
Patterson, Mrs. Carl Davidson
and Miss.Ava Ware. Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Page directed into the private
dining room where they were
received by Mr, and Mrs.' George
Houser and served demi-tasse and
canapes with Mrs. R. N.'Baird and
Mrs. Lona McGjll presiding at the
coffee services. Rev. and Mrs. W. L. j
Pressly directed from this room into
the loupgu where goodbyes were '
said to Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Kiser. ]
Three hundred guests from this
and surrounding towns called be- '
tween the hours of eight and ten.
Country Club Scene
Of Gay Bridge Party
The Kings Mountain Country clyb |
was the scene of a gay party last
Friday night when Mr. and Mrs. Har
ry Page and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Fulkerson
entertained at seventeen tables
of bridge.
Flowering begonias and trailing
ivy provided a pretty decorative note
in the main dining room where the (
party was held.
When scores were tallied, prizes
were awarded Mrs. Jacob Cooper,!
Mrs. Coman Falls, L. E. Abbott and :
Jay Patterson.
At the conclusion of play a delight
ful frozen dessert course with pleas- ;
ing accessories was served.
Two Are Hostesses
At Dessert Bridge
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Mrs. W. J. Fulkerson and Mrs.
Harry Page were hostesses at the
Kings Mountain Country Club last
Thursday "night at a delightful dessert
bridge party.
FJ.PVPn t a bloc woro arranoo/1 for I
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play and (he room was attractively'
decorated with lush pink begonias j
and tendrils of ivy.
When guests arrived, the hostesses
served ice cream molded like a cius j
ter of grapes, dipped cake squares,
nuts and coffee.
After a number of progressions, j
score prizes were presented to Mrs.!
J. K. Willis and Mrs. H. C. Mayes.
Future Festivities
Monday, January 26
7;30?The Gleaners Class of the First |
Baptist church will meet at the
home of Mrs. Eugene Matthews.
Mrs. Clyde Murphy will be assis- I
tant hostess.
Thursday, January 29
8:00?Miss Laura Lucille Gladden j
and Marion s. Falls, Jr.. will be
married at the Second Baptist
church. The couple are inviting all
their friends to attend.
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They're ..Here!
BER
(Vaughn Monroe)
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(Vaughn Monroe)
(Vaughn Monroe)
5
(Kay Kisor)
2 THE GOLD
(Bing Crosby)
(Bull Moose Jackson)
(Albert Amnions)
(Arthur Godfrey)
VAT
(Molly OTayj
'O AT YOUR DOOM
LIVERED (Cotoboy Copas)
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s in stock. Get yours while
ire many more too numercall
for it. If we don't hare
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MRS. FLOYD W. DOVER
Miss Margaret Cole
Bride Of Floyd Dover
In a ceremony performed at York,
3. C., oft Sunday, January 18, by Pro- j
bate Judge E. Ghetlys Nunn, Miss
Margaret Louise Cole became the
bride of Floyd W. Dover.
The bride, a daughter of Mr. and ,
Mrs. Clyde Cole, was attractively j
attired in a blue suit with which she |
wore black accessories. She is a grad
uate of Central High school and for j
several years has held a position !'
at Rose Store.
Mr. Dover is the son of Mrs. David 1
Dover. He is a veteran of World j
War II, having served six years, j
three years overseas'. He is at present
a barber at Wright's shop.
Immediately after their wedding,
which was attended by Miss Virginia
Cole and Mr. and Mrs. James Everhart,
the young couple left for a
wedding trip.
Birth Announcements
.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ramsey an-1
nounce the birth of a son, Charles
Eugene, jr., January 18, at Garrison
General Hospital In Gastonia.
Mr. and Mrs. William Herndpn,
route 2, announce the birth of a daughter,
January 17 at Shelby hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Green announce
the birth of a son, January
19, at Gaston Memorial hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. PauL Costner an- I
nounce the birth of a daughter. Jan- '
uary 17, at Gaston Memorial hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Shehan an- j
nounce the birth of a son, Tuesday,.;
Jan. 20, at Gaston Memorial hospi- i
tal. *Jan
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Chambray 1
These just arrived,
sanforised.
Regular $5.00
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Blue or White
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LD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C
New Circle Organized ;
At Monday Meeting
On Monday evening a small group ^
of women niet at-the home of Mrs. J. <
Byron Keeter, president of the Wo- 5
men's Missionary Society of the '*
First Baptist church, for the purpose 1
of organizing a new night circle. ;
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Advisors to the group were^ Mrs. '<
Mwer, Airs. u. u. uenson, fcnnst- .;
ment chairman of WMS, and Mrs. L. '
C. Piitnix, Young People's leader. J
Officers elected to start the group -a
Sere Mrs. R. -S. Oates, leader; Mrs. J
obert McDaniel, secretary; Mrs.
James Roberts, treasurer, and Mrs. J
C. C. Oates, program chairman.
The group proved to- be an en- 'j
thusiastic one with high hojpes of <
developing a progressive circle. They j
are making plans to enlists other
members as quickly as possible, J
drawing their fnembers from the i
women of the church who do not be- j
long to a circle and can not attend <
a day circle. J
During the Fellowship ' period,
Mrs. Keeter assisted by Mrs. James '
Roberts, served a delicious creamed
chicken, salad and dessert course . 1
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sellers I JM
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Ladies' I
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allies $8.95 to I Valuei 1
$14.95 I ??oker
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Friday, January 23.1948
[ KING-O-HEAT j
$ WARM MORNING TYPE
I I I B COAL BURNING HEATERS
I JL-8 WOOD and COAL BURNING
| 4QL COOK STOVES
Cj" Variety of sixes I,
COAL and WOOD . SPEEDY COIL II
Laundry Water
Heaters Heaters J
I PHIFER HARDWARE COMPANY I
Phne 46
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a $ a
BICE I KEETER'S I % PRICE
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atmpnt Store ;
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Bob's Cola Bottling Co., Inc.
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is now bottling
Beverages
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thistle Orange
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Quality and , Quantity?
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At Keeter9
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f. Values to $!(?
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