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SOCIAL AMD PEBSOl
of INTEREST
MRS. C. C. OATES. Editor
Ratterree-Guffey Vows
Spoken Last Thursday
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The wedding of Miss Gladys
Hampton Guffey, daughter of Mrs. <
GeOTge Asbury Guffey and the late
Mr. Guffey of Ruihenfordion, and
- Capt. James Gamble Ratterree, son':
of Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Ratterree, j
whicft was originally scheduled for
September. 4, took place last Thurs-I
day, August In the Presbyterian
Church at Tucson, Arizona.
Invitations to the wedding- had
been issued and this week announcements
were received by those who
had been invited which stated that
; the wedding date had been changed
due to Capt. Ratierree receiving an
overseas assignment.
The voune couple had a brief
honeymoon In Mexico befole Capt.
Rauerree went to a Pon o1 Jtrabatkation.
. , Mrs. Ratterree has returned to her
homein Rutherfordton where she
will remain until her husband's return
in a few months.
Methodist Youth Met
Last Sunday Evening
The Methodist Voutfh Fellowship
met on Sunday e\ening at the home
of Miss Joan Wright, where Miss
Barbara Jean Gault presented a pro-1
gram on "Prayer," using the painting
"Praying Hands" as a worship
center. Following the business ses- '
sion, the hostess served home-made
ice cream with cookies and lemonade
to the group. * , 1
' . The group will meet Sunday at
6:30 p. m. with Airs. J. Baxter Payseur,
at Whicn time Miss Jean Lynch
will have-the program.
ATTETNTION
According to an announcement
made today, Mrs.'J. H. Arthur's- missionary
circle will not meet on Mon.
day evening as scheduled but at a
later date.
The meeting has been postponed
on account of the Labor Day Horse
Show.
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PHQNE 167
Engaged Couple Feted
At Delightful Party
Miss Nancy Suber and Carl Weis
ener, whose marriage wilj be an e
vent of October, were delightfullj
honored last Friday evening wher
Mr. and Mrs. Humes Houston enter
tained for them at a lovely dinne:
and midge forty.
A delicious dinner was served buf
fet style and guests ate at card ta
bles arranged in the living room, ii
the den and on the screehed in por
ch.
Zinnias in a variety of hues wen
used in effective arrangements t<
decorate the pretty home.
After dinner, bridge was playet
at three tables and score prizes wer<
won. by Miss Suber and Miss Mar;
Evelyn Goforth. Miss Suber and Mi
Weisener were presented an electrii
automatic toaster as honor gift am
Miss Goforth, also a bride-elect, wa
presented a hand-painted silen
butler as honor gift.
Guests other than the honoret
couple were Miss uoiorth, J rtc
Anthony, Mr. and Mrs. Grail, ,
ard, Mrs. James McGill, Mr. am
Mrs. Eugene Goforth, and Mr. an<
Mrs. W. O. Weir.
Dean Proctor Observes
Birthday Anniversary
Dean Proctor, son of Mrs. Helet
C. Proctor of Columbia, S. C., cele
brated his fifth birthday anniver
sary here iatJt Saturday at the horm
of his great-grandparents, Mr. an<
Mrs. Evans Ross, at their home o:
Cherokge street.
Ten of Dean's friends were pres
ent to play games and enjoy con
tests. Each guest was given a nov
elty whistling bird as a favor.
The young celebrant received ma
ny pretty gifts and after he had o
pened and displayed them, the chil
dren were served ice cream am
cookies and a slice of the beautifu
birthday cake, which was gaily dec
orated and topped with five cand
les.
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THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HER AI
Mrs. Mauney Is Leader!
Of Legion Auxiliary
Mrs. Paul Mauney was ' elected
president oi the local unit of the
> American Legion Auxiliary for the
coming year at a meeting of the unit
; which was held at her home on
Thursday evening of last week.
[ Other officers who will be installed
at the September meeting are Mrs.
'C. C. Oates, vice-president; Mrs.
GeQrge .'len, secretary treasurer;
' Mrs. J. E launey, chaplain; Mrs.
D. E. Tate, historian; Mrs. W. B. Lo'
gan, rehabilitation chairman and
1 Mrs. J. N. Gamble, child welfare
chairman.
r> At last week's meeting, Mrs? W.
B. Logan presented an interesting
musical program which Included an
' origin of the national anthem given
1 by Mrs. C. C. Oates, a number of
Stephen Foster's songs which were
played on the piano by Mrs. J. C.
s Bridges after Mrs. Logan gave a
' brief history of Foster's life, and a
. lovely son, "For God, For Country,
For Home," by Miss Frances Sums,
mers who was accompanied at the
; piano by Miss Pauline Mauney.
' During the,business session, year.
!y reports were giver and announcements
were made about the state
and national conventions.
At the conclusion of the meetine.
.i a delightful dessert course was seri
Davidsons Honored On
^Wedding Anniversary
I Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Davidson
, were charmingly honored Tuesday
s evening on the occasion of their six
teenth wedding anniversary when
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Whitener emeri
tained for them at a lovely dinner.
A color scheme of pink and green
was observed in the party appointe
ments. the central decoration being
i a beautiful cake with greeting to
t the couple inscribed across the top.
t An honor gift of silver in their
pattern was presented to Mr and
- Mrs. Davidson after a delicious din
j ner had been served.
I Covers were laid Tor the honorees,
- Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Logon, Mr. and
. Mrs,. Elmer Hardin, Mr, and Mrs.
- Charles Blalock and the hosts. ?
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Regular Club Night
. To Be Held Saturday
Regular monthly Club Night will
m be observed at Kings Mountain
Country Club Saturday night, acI
cording to announcements mailed
'club members by the social committee.
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A buffet supper will be served
from 8 to 9 o'clock, with dancing to
follow until midnight.
Price of the dinner is $1.50. Reservations
are requested by noon on
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'Baptist Union Plans
Quarterly Meeting
Plans have been announced by
the Women's Missionary Union of
the First Baptist church for a quarI
terly meeting of all circles of the soiCiety
which is scheduled for Tuesjday.
evening, September 7, at 7:30
o'clock.
Members of all circles, both the
day and night cireles, are expected
to attend the meeting which will
j be held at the church.
An enlightening program, "One
j Savior For Africa and America",
j has been prepared, one feature bei
ing a moving picture recently filmJ
ed in Nigeria.
Birth Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wright, Jr., announce
the birth of a son, Fred
Wright, III, on Thursday, August
j 26, at Shelby hospital.
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4 THEATRE
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TODAY?LAST SHOWING
"Joe Palooka Fighting
Mad"
Joe Kirkwood. Jr.
" also
"Blue Steel"
" I ' Jitw ws?e SATURDAY
ONLY
"Trouble In Sundown"
George O'Brien
'The Invisible Man"
Claud* Rains
MONDAY & TUESDAY
"Fighting Father Dunne"
Fat OTUlem
WEDNESDAY A THURSDAY
"B kM Sides"
"Marshall of Gun Smoke"
Tex Bittee
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Program On Holidays (J|
| Given At DAR Meeting .
Mr*. H. T. Fulton presented a very Ml
enjoyable program on American j Holidays
at rhe first Fall meeting p
;of the Coolrtel Frederick Hambright g^
jchapter of the Daughters of the A- thjs
merioan Revolution which met Wed jay
nesday afternoon at the home of can
Mrs. W. A. Rldenhour. Thanksgiving
(Chrhfnas, Washington's birthday, g^g.
Flag Day and other holidays were y
discussed by Mrs. Fulton, Mrs. Jesse ma
Kiser, Mrs. J. E. Herndon, Mrs. E. L. Q0i
Campbell and Mrs. Arthur Hay. par
Mrs. Jesse Kiser, new regent, pre- the
sided and Other new officers taking g^i
over their duties at this meeting on
were Mrs. F R. Summers, first vice q
regent; Mrs. W. T. Weir, second vice get
regent; Mrs. W. L. Ramseur, secre- {ra
tary; Mrs. E. W. Griffin, assistant ^e
secretary; Mrs. Joe Thomson, treas- fea
urer; Mrs. C. D. Blanton, registrar; j
Mrs. H. T. Firrton, historian, Mrs. jac
Arthur Hay, chaplain; Mrs. Clarence vvh
Plonk, .librarian. e(j
The devotional was given by Mrs. as
Arthur Hay and the Flag Salute was oJh
led by Mrs. M. L. Harmon, Flag I (
chairman. ]as
During the business session an lhe
outline of the yeans program was ing
given and a report given that two 194
pages of advertising had been se- ma
cured from local merchants for a .v..
? lit
N. C. booklet being published by the enJ
state regent, Miss Gertrude Carra- eta
way. I
Afterwards Mrs. Jame^. McGill Hu
served a refreshing ice course to the las
fifteen members present. kei
Miss Trower Arrives &es
From The Phillipines Jue,
Miss Patti Ann Trower, daughter m
of Commander and Mrs. Robert S. arc
Trower, III, landed last Thursday at *or
the airport in San Francisco, hav- ers
ing taken off from Manila twelve P6*
oays before.
Miss Trower is the granddaughter s,r
of Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Norman and nas k'
returned to the States after living
in the Phillipines for* nearly two
years where her father is comman- S
der at Civic Bay Naval Base. En- Mc
route here she visited Guam, Kwa- slo
jalein and Johnstone Islands and | .
spent four days dt Honolulu. |_
j She has been visiting her grand .
parents here and Dr. and Mrs. Char ,?
les Glenn in Gastonia, leaving Wed ..
nesday for Hickory where she is a .
guest of Dr. and Mrs. Dan Stewart.1^1
' Very soon she. will enter the High |
School department of Peace College > ^
Raleigh, where she will major injth?
Art and Piano. |fas
i Commander and Mrs. Trower are *en
expecting to return to the States.ste
early next year. ! ,]
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Mrs. Stender Elected ?e
By Lutheran Society i
for
Mrs. W. H. Stender was re-elected jn^
home missionary secretary of the
Women's Missionary Society of file ^
Lutheran Synod of North. Carolina es
at the WMS eonvetnion which was wii
held last Saturday, Sunday and Po<
Monday in Hickory.
Mrs. Stender and Mrs. Aubrey . ^
Mavney attended all three days and tu*
were joined for the Monday session\,
by Mrs. S. A. Mauney, Mrs. J. C. j
jl^ackey and the Rev. Stender. fijQ
Mrs. Craig Yoder of Hickory was for
elected to the presidency for the
coming year. Mrs. Aubrey Mauney' '
iwas elected as delegate to the na- hy
jtional eonvetnion which will be held Eu
jnext year in Grand Rapids, Mich.,
and Mrs. Stender was elected alter- ! 1
nate. ' lis
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i Preparation Fo]
ootball drills in the Central high
ool camp were. well underway
i week, despite a two-weeks debecause
of the polio ban. Only
didates over the ban age?over
-have been participating in the
sions to date however.
/1th the opening game only a
tter of some 9 practice days away
iches Everette Carlson and Don
ker had the local candidates for
team running plays in light
immage Sessions in full uniforms
Wednesday.
Ipen'ng game is scheduled for
?t. 17 in City Stadium when CenI
faces Hendersonville's eleven,
only team the 1947 squad de!
ted.
n the backfield the locals have
k Ruth, Major Loftin, Richard
lite, and Jack Matthews, season
veterans from last year's squad
a nucleous with some halfdozen
ier promising candidates,
larland Still and Jack Ledford,
t year's guard combination, are
bulwark of the veterans return- j
: bids for starting berths on the.'
S flrfitinn Herman tapkcnn Hpr.
n Mauney, and Jack Camp head j
> list of reserves from the 1947
ry who are bidding strong for
tring positions this year.
2nd candidates include RalphMender,
a starting veteran from !
t year's team who suffered a bro- j
i hand early in the 1947 season
d was out of action most of the
tson. A pair of husky lads, Billy
ne Amos, veteran basketballer
t for football for the first time
his senior year, and Bob Jackson,
> expected to make strong bids
starting assignments. Don Flowis
also a husky young end prosit.
^edford and Mauney are making
ong bids for the first eleven tac>
berths, with plenty of competin
from Charles Mauney and
tude Barret'
Mill and Camp, along with Roger
Daniel are bidding for the guard
ts.
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Herman Jackson, understudy to
d Medlin at center last year and
io took over first string when
'dlin was moved into the backId.
lateT in the season, is the numr
one snapper-back on the squad
date.
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Vhite and Loftin are battling for
? tailback slot and both are small,
it scat-backs with a lot of exper- j
ice and should do some fancy j
pping this year.
Juth is the fullback choice to date
th competition from Delvin Huff- j
tier and Walter Griffin.
Joyce Huffstetler and Bob Crawd
have been working the block- i
; back positions.
Matthews,' a starter several gam- i
last year, has been running from
ngback along with Richard Goins, |
ochie Shvtle, and Jack Rhea.
I
i new 20-page bulletin contain;
descriptions and full-color pices
of common garden insects in
rth Carolina has just been pubhed
by the State College Ext en n
Service and is now available
distribution.
Pwenlty-nine American varieties
brid corn are now being tested in
rope. - -.
Potatoes are now off the ration
t in Britain.
lie Ends
ipt. 10th.
)DORANT |
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September 3. 1948
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1948 Schedule
Sept. 17?Henderson ttlle ?Home.
h. c. s.
Oct. 8?Moiganton?Home.
Oe*. IS?Rutherlordt4n?Home.
OwS. 22?Cbetrrrllle-fHoine.
Oct. 2??Mt. HoUy?Home.
Hot. 5?Tech Hi?Away.
Hot. 12?Shelby?Away.
Hot. 19?-Lincolnton-i-Away.
p.m. I
Others 7:30 p. m. :
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An experimental desert farm of
fifty acres, for years a sun-burned
waste of Sahara sand, is now yielding
a rich harvest in -fruits, vegetables,
and flowers for its owner
who six years ago, wanted to "play
around" with fifty acres of sand to
see what would grow.
Dixie ^
THEATRE
FRIDAY
Double Feature Program
"Gentleman After Dark"
Brian DonleVy
also
"Pudding Head"
Judy Canova
Slim Summerville
Cartoon *
Late Show 10:30
SATURDAY
Double Feature Program
"Arthur Take Over"
Lois Collier Jerome Cowan
alto
"Eyes of Texas"
. in Color
Roy Rogers?Lynne Roberts
Cartoon
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MONDAY & TUESDAY
"MICKEY"
in Color ..
Irene Kerrey . Bill Goodwin *
Newt
Late Show Monday 10:30
TTE.wrtJE.9UAZ <k THURSDAY
"A FOREIGN AFFAIR"
J?m Arthur?-John Lund
Latest News
Late Show Wednesday 10:30
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