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SOCIAL AND PERSC
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BRIDE-ELECT?Mitt Jacqueline Ma
and the late Mr. Falls, whose engag
been announced by her mother. The
Ruddock is the son of the late Mr. c
nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Maunet
Future Festivities
Friday, April 2
8:00 p. m.?Talent show at Central
H igh school sponsored - ry the
Lions club for the benefit of the
Land. '
Saturday. April 3 '
2:30 p. m.?Mis. James B. Simpson
will entertain at bridge at the
Country Club.
Monday. April 5
2:30 p. m.?Mrs. Archie Clark will
be hostess at the Country Club to
members of the Duplicate r,ridge
club. " '. ...
7:30?The Junior Woman's Club will
meet at the Woman's clubhouse
with Mrs. R. S. Gates and Mrs. C.
C. Oates as hostesses.
Tuesday. April 8
7:30 p. m. Central P-TA will meet
to elect officers lor- the Coming
year and hear Miss Marie Lineberger
speak, on "Mental Hygiene."
Whitener Gift Was
Dedicated Sunday
A beautiful communion service
which was presented to the Evangelical
and Reformed Church of
Lincolnton by two church members,
Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Whitener,
dedicated at the morning services
on Easter Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Whitener, local residents,
were present for the impres,
sive dedication, which was conduc-i
led by W. C. Beck, pastor of the char* ;Ch.
Birth Announcements
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Beal announce 1
the birth of a daughter, March 24,
at Presbyterian Hospital in Char- j
lofte. Mrs. Beal is the former Miss
Jeannetle Roberts. j
Dixie
THEATRE
TBIDAY j
Double Feature Program
"Whispering City"
Helmut Dan tine I
Mary Anderson
also
"Mary Lou"
Frankle Carle Orch
Robert Lower?
Cartoon
Late Show 10:30
SATURDAY I
Double Feature Program '
"Deadline"
Sunset Carson
also
"The Invisible Wall"
Don Castle
Virginia Christine
Cartoon ./
MONDAY & TUESDAY |
"CALL NORTHSIDE 777"
James Stevi/art-Helen Walker
Newt
Late Show Monday 10:30
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
"SAIGON"
Alan Ladd - Veronica Lake.
Latest Newt
Late Show Wednesday 10:30
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Falls, daughter of Mrs. Gillie Falls
lement to William O. Ruddock has
wedding is planned for June 18. Mr.
ind Mrs. William Ruddock and is the
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Lineberger To
Speak At P-TA
Miss Marie Lineberger will be the
speaker of the evening when Central
P TA meets next Tuesday evening
at 7:30.
Topic of Miss Lineberger's talk
will be "Mental Hygiene" and all
' members are urged to be present to
i hear her.
At this meeting, officers for the
'coming year are to be elected.
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Bakers A ru Hosts
At Buffet Supper
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Baker enterlia.ned
at a bulei supper last Wed
ne>day evening honoring their
|guests, Mrs. Hatcher Hughes and
jd&ughtei, Ranrty, of Brattleboro,
| Vermont.
Guest? at the delightful affair included
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Neal of
| Belmont, Mr, and Mrs. William
| Atchley of Raleigh, Mr. and Mrs. W.
IG Hughes, Mrs. Ermon Martin artd
Mrs. Charles Campbell:
More About
City Court
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was sent to a hospital.
| Charles Wray, lound guilty of
I public drunkenness, was sent to jail
) for thirty days and T. L. Tate, of
Darlington, S. C., drew a thirty-day
; suspended sentence provided he
I leave the city for a period of one
I year.
The following were fined for pub- 1
[ lie drunkenness: Tate' Stockton, of
Lineolnton, $10 and costs; Theodore
Stevenson, $5 and costs; J. A. Lovelace,
$5 and costs; Walter Burris, $5
and costs; Martha Baggett, costs;
H. L. Baggett, costs; A. R. Hunter,
of Gastohia, costs: Scott Smith, |
costs; Robert Shehan, costs; Fred
Taylor, costs; Charles Wadell Cham
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TODAY LAST SHOWING I
"Wagon Wheels
Westward"
Bill Elliott
also
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aioiK U1UD"
Betty Huttoa
Serial?Cartoon
SATURDAY ONLY
"Down Wyoming Trail"
Tex Bitter
also
"Betrayed"
Robert Mltchem
No. 1 - Brick Bradford Cartoon
MONDAY & TUESDAY
Hunted Like An Animal Because
He Dared Believe In God
"THE FUGITIVE"
Henry Fonda-Dolores Del Rio
WEDNESDAY ONLY
"HONEYMOON"
Shirley Temple
Franchot Tone - Guy Madison
also
"Riders of Pasco Basin"
THURSDAY A FRIDAY
"Plainsman and the Lady"
Wild BUI Elliott
"Carnival in Costa Rica"
IB so lor
Dick Haymee
SOON?Boys Ranch?Tycoon
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THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HI
Personals
Rev. and Mrs. Herbun Garmon
and children of Yadkinville spent
Monday with Mrs. H. L. Summitt.
Mr_. Carol! Barnes and. children
of Fort Monroe, Va? are visiting
Mrs. H. L. Sunimitt.
Dr'. and Mrs. E. C. Cooler.of Char
pel Hit) were visitors in town during
the Easter holidays.
Mlss >Iary Beth Iiord and hei
suite mate at Meredith College,
Miss Mary Ann Goodwin of Atlanta,
Ga., spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mfs.;Bryfen Hord,
! Camping Doys
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young Girl Scouts again this s
camping program for Girl See
Camping is a world of fun and
agree.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Whitener had j
as their guests for the weekend Mrs. i
Emma Austell of Dallas and Mr.
and Mrs. E. G. McSwain and daugh"j
ter of Oxford.
Mrs. Grady King. Mrs. Joe Thornson,
Mrs. Anna Dilling, Mrs. J. C.
Nickels and Miss Nancy Nickels
have returned from a tour of North- ,
ern Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Hayes had as
their guests for the Easter weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hayes and fam
, ily of Charleston, S. C., Mr. and Mrs.
, C. E. Teeter and children of Oakboro
Land Capt. and Mrs .O. T. Hayes, jr.,
and family of Biloxi, Miss.
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I new experiences, all Girl Scouts.
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FIDUALLY YOURS
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Distinctively designed 17- Thrill her with this lovely 7 '
jewel Garland watch, with / yellow gold filled 17-jewel
gold filled case. Attractively Garland. Outstanding J'
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See the uide selection of Garland Diamond* and Watches at V
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