SOCIAL AND PERSONAL HAPPENINGS
of INTEBEST to WOMEN
MRS. P. D. HERN DON. Editor PHONE 167
Attie Bostic Y. W. A.
Met Monday Night
.The Attie Bo*tic Y. W. A. of the
Firm Baptist church met Monday
nvght at the home of Miss Betty
Knox Davis with Miss- Joyce Foster
an Joint hosiers.
Miss France? Edens, president,
was in charge. Roll was called and
minutes of the last meeting read.
?Four new members were welcomed,
Misses Nancy and Barbara Allen,
Bftty Lou Hayes and Dorothy Teas
cneer.
During the business it was decid
ed to send a duffle oag overseas, the
<.'k>thing to be gathered by February
<>.
A program on "Stewardship" was
pr<\-en;ed by Barbara Matthews.
During the social hour tempting
refreshments were served by the
hostesses.
Intermediate Youth, j
Have Program
The Intermediate Youth Fellow
fth p of Central Methodist church
met Sunday evening for a program
on "Education in Modern China" in
which the following persons took
pari: Annie Mob ley Djlling. Billy
Br.gg.s Joyce Biser, Buddy Murray,
Shirley Falls, Gail Allen, Jay Pat
terson, Jr., and the councilors. Be
fore this meeting the group joined
the Seniors in aChinese tea, with
cookies, in the church basement.
These young people met Tuesday
night with Joyce Biser for a "Work
j+foop." .
Blalock-Crawiord
Nuptials March 3
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Biaiock an
nounce the engagement of their,
daughter, Joe Ann, to William Don- j
aid Crawford son of- Mr. ant' Mrs.
T. H. Crawford.
The wedding will be March 3.
IMPEBIA I
* THEATRE
FRIDAY. Jan. 21
"Dairy Kenyon"
Joan Crawford
Her. ry Fonda
also
"Saddle Pals"
Gene Autry
No. V Son ut Zorto
SATURDAY. Jan. 22 ?
"Mark of the Lash"
Laib Laltuc
Fussy St. John
also
"Calcutta"
Allon Ladd
William Bendlx
Cartoon
No. 13 Tex Rangtl
MON. & TUES.. Jan. 24 & 25
"Pardon My Sarong"
Abbott & Costellc
also
"Mummy's Ghost"
Lon Chancy
WED. THURS., Jan. 26 4 2?
"Romance of Rosy Ridge"
Von Johnson
also
"Music Man"
with the Teen-Agcrs
No. S Federal Operators ?.
Underworld. Inc.
SOON ? Blood on the Mecn ?
Return of Wild Fire
Dixie
11 1 1
FRIDAY
Doubie Featuie Progress
"Secret Beyond The
Door"
Joan Bennett
Miacbel Redgrave
also
"Bury Me Not On The
Lone Prairie"
JohpDT Mock Btcwji
Fuity Knight
, Coitoon
Lot* Show 10:30
SATURDAY
Double Feature Progs 0030 |
"Strange Gamble"
Hcpolong Cassidy
Andy Clyde
also t
"Urknown Island"
>? Technicolor
Virginia G*ey
Barton Mac Lane
Cartoon
MOKDAY & TUESDAY
"A Partner for Peggy"
> tonne CrainWilliam Hoi den
Now*
lot* Show Monday 1C 30
WEDNESDAY A TRVBSDAY
Night Has A Thousand
Eye*"
Edwasd S. Robinson
Gall Russell
Lete Show Wed. 10;*
Youth Fellowships
Have Chinese Tea
Seniors of the Methodist Youth
Fellowship met with the Intermedi
ates Sunday evening for a Chinese
tea, using re.al jasmine ?ea which
' the groups ordered, and cookies pro- |
vided by Mrs. i. H. Arthur's circle,
who also prepared the tea. Follow
ing rhta, the group went into their
chapel for a program, "China Yes
terday and Today. " After the sing
ing of a hymn, Billy Allen read the
I scripture and led the group in pray *
$r. Jean Lynch, dressed in a Chinese ,
robe, then told' the story of "Dr.
Aprocot," about a Doctor in China,
which will be concluded by her at
, the next meeting of the M. Y. F.
Both groups were directed in Jun
ior choir practice by B. S. Peeler, jr.,
with Barbara Gault at the organ,
i They sang for the evening service.
The Seniors were to meet for a
"Workshop" Thursday with Nan
Jean Gantt. They will also attend
the sub-district meeting in Dallas
Thursday, January 27. Cars will
leave the church at 6:45 to take
them. ?
Kid Party Enjoyed
By Pauline Ladies
Members of the Pauline communi
ty club held their regular meeting j
Tuesday night in the club house.
The meeting was opened by all j
singing, Jesas. Loves Me. Mrs. Clyde
Murphy gave the devotional after
whfch the Lord's Prayer was repeat
ed in unison.
Mrs. Earl Led ford, presided over ]
the business. Twenty-six members j
were present.
The program had been arranged
as a "Kid's Party". Each member
came dressed as a small cnild. Chil- ,
drcn's games were played and a hi
larious rime enjoyed. A prize was ,
presen'ed Mrs Bill Cash aj* the best
dressed child present.
The "children" were asked to line j
up and the hostesses, Mesdames Or
ville Morris, Theodore Barrett and
Wilma Payne, gave each one a bag j
containing a sandwich, piece of
cake, tangerine, candy and blow
gum. Coffee was passed.
The meeting was closed with pray
er by Mrs. Charles Bridges
Ace Ol Clubs With
Mrs. C. F. Mauney
Mrs, Carl F. Mauney w.as hostess
last Thursday afternoon at a pretty
bridge party at her home when she
enter'tained .members of the Ace of
Clubs and several guest*]
Spring Dowers Were used.as room
decorations.
A tempting salad plate and sweet
ouurse was served to the foMowing:
Mesdames W. 'R. Craig, J. M. Cooper, j
K. W. Plonk, Aubrey Mauney. W. K. j
Mauney, Jr , H. E. Lynch, club mem- ,
hers, and Mrs. L. A. Kis#', Mrs. H. j
C. Mayes, invited guests
Mesdames W. K, Mauney, Jr. and !
L A. Klser were recipients of the
prizes.
Mrs. H. C. Mayes Fetes
Mr?. E. D. Bowden
Tuesday afternoon, January 4, j
Mrs. H. C. Mayes entertained at ywo i
tables of bridge, honoring Mrs. ?. I
P Bowden, bouse guest ot her dau
ghter, Mrs. S. M. Brown.
African violets, and other potted
plants wer?j/used in;the living room
and den.
After several interesting progres
sions scores were tallied and prizes
presented Mts. J. H. Afthur, high,
Mrs. B. S. NeiH, second hJgb, Mri
Bowden, low. A gift was also pre
sented rhe hoonree, "Mrs. Bowden.
A sweet course was served.
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Drive-In Theatre
Kings Mtn.-Costonia Highway
Beat oftic* opens 6:30 p. m.
CIomi 10 p. m. Last Show 10:30
FHL 6 SAT- Jan. 21 & 23
"VIGILANTES RETURN'
John Hall ' ?#*nigaiet Lindsay
2 Cartoons
Sunday. Jan. 23
-SEAT THE BAND"
Francos Longford
Ralph Edwards
New* and Comedy
Ron. & TuaadaY- Jan. 24 6 25
"ONE MILLION B. C.
Victor Matun - Carol Landlt
Cartoon
Wed. & Thurs.. Jan. K & 27
?SLAVE G1RRL"
Oe orgs Brent
I , Tvonne D* Carlo
Hews ?i Cartoon
Tti. & Sou Jan. 28 ? 29
-THE WEBB"
Tw? Cartels
This Is A r easily Theatre
All Children Onde* 12
ADMITTED FBEE
1
Mrs. Pressly Hostess
To Four Circles
The Mary Kennedy, Frances Ham-1
llton, and Frances Garrison circles
were entertained by Mrs. W. L.
Pressly on Monday nights
An interesting program was giv
en Jointly by members o I the three
circles.
Later, each circle assembled for
a short business meeting. During the
social hour which followed, refresh
ments were served buffer ?*yle ttarn j
a table covered with an Irish lace I
clotir. A wide red satin ribbon ex-,
tended the length of the table and
an arrangeVnent of Nandina berries i
centered with white candles formed
the* centerpiece for the table. Mrs.
Ben Gotoith, president of the W. M.
S, of Boyce Memorial .church pre
sided at the tea table.
Of interest Is the fact that two
years ago, the Mary Kennedy cir
cle met with Mrs. Pressly. Since that
time the two other circles have been
organized.
About fifty member attended the
joint meeting. ,
The Minnie Alexander circle met
with Mrs. Pressly on Monday after
noon. Mrs. W. S. Fukon is leader of
the circle. Mrs. J. M. Patterson was
in charge of the program. Ten ladies
attended this meeting.
Local Ladies Attend
Winthrop Concert
Mesdames M. A. Ware, M. L. Har- ;
mon, Jr? Misses Leone Patterson and j
Nancy Nickies attended the Eieanor I
Steber concert held in Winthrop Col I
lege auditorium Wednesday, Janu
ary 12th.
Miss Steber made her debut at
the Boston Opera house winning the
"Metropolitan Auditions of the Ai*"
in 1940 resulted in a Metropolitan
contract and today she is a leading
soprano of the company with the
major role in her re;portoire.
At the Winthrop concert. Miss Ste
ber sang arias fTom "Julius Caesar"
by Handel, "William Tell" by Ross
ini, and "Louise" by Chaysenlier,
and other compositions by Mozart. !
Schubert. Brahms, and 'Richard ;
Strauss.
Mrs. Lattimore Fetes
Tuesday Bridge Club
Mrs. G .F. Lattimore was a most
gracious hostess to irtembers-of-th?_
Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club.
After several interesting progres
sions Mrs. H. R. Neisler was present
ed high score prize.
At the conclusion of the games a
salad course was served.
Social Calendar
i ?? ? ?' ? ? ? ? ?
FikJoy
7:30 ? The Senior Woman's club will
' meet at *he club house. Mrs.
Clyde Kerns is hostess chair
man.
7:45 ? :ui( Friday Night Bridge chib
meets with Mrs. Carl David
son at the Country Ciub.
8:00? The Couples Bridge club
1 meets" with- Mr. and Mrs. C...F.
Thomasson, Jr.
Saturday
8:0i)*t-Tne Bid and Bye' Club will
, meet wfth Mr. and Mrs. F. M.
Fryer.
Monday
2:30 ? Mrs. W. K. Mauney, Jr., will
entertain members of the Du-.
plicate Bridge club a: the
Country Club.
Tuesday
3:00 ? The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge
Club will meet with Mrs. Hun
ter Neisler.
Thursday .
7:30 ? P. T. A. of th^ Part< Grace
schoo1 will meet in the school
building. V
Senior Woman's Club
Meet Friday Night *
, The Senior Woman's club will
hold their regular meeting Friday
night at their club house ai 7:30.
Mrs. Clyde Kern?i is hosftess chair
man.
Mrs. J. K. WiMls program chair
man, is presenting Miss Lula Mae
Teague who wjl speak on the topic.
"Is Your Child Underprivileged?"
Local Ladies Attend
Red Cross Meeting
Mrs. J. N. Gamble and Mrs. Pride
Ratterree attended an all dey Red
Cross Home Service conference in
Gastonia January 12th.
Mrs. Regina Coleman, from Area
offic* in Atlanta presided over the
conference. Representatives from the
Red Cross chapters in- York, tlover
and Gaffney, S. C., Kings Mountain
Shelby, and Gastonia attended the
meeting.
J. W. Beard Guest
Speaker At Men's Club
Thp Men!s_Bible class of the ARP
church are to have a supper Mon
day night January 24, at 7 oVlocfc.
Mr. J. W. Beard of Anderson will
be the guest speaker.
All men of the church are invited
to attend. " ; '
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FIRST BIRTHDAY ? Thomas Ml
chMl CtMB. ab?Tt. celelpatsd his
first birthdary Wednesday . January
19. He Is th? little son of Pvt. and
Mrs. Thomas C. Green.
Twin' Table Club
With Mrs. Herxidon
Member? of the Twin Table bridge
club were entertained last Thursday
night by Mrs. P. D. Herndon,
Tables were appointed for refresh
merits. Each table was centered with
a lighted candle in a silver holder.
Mince meat pie topped with ice
cream and coffee was served.
After four progressions prizes were
prestned to Mrs. C. F. Thomasson,
Sr., ami Mrs. E. W. Griffin. "
Invited guests were Mesdarnes W.
K. Mauney -and Fn.'d .Finger..
.
Birth Announcement
Mr. &nd Mrs. Ben Bundy announce
the birth of a daughter, Susanne,
Wednesday, January 12, at the Shel
by hoepiml.
Mr. and Mrs: James Early an
nounce the birth of a son; Thursday
January 33. at the Shelby hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Norma King an
nounce the birth of a daughter, Nor
ma Claudette, Friday, January 14, at
the Shelby hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Styers an
nounce the birth of a son, Frjday,
January 14, at the Shelby hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. J. . Rippy announce
the birth of a son, Monday-, January
17, at the Shelby hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Sell announce
the birtti of a daughter, Mcyiday,
January 17, at the Garrison General
Hospital.
Meeting Of West v
School P.T,j?1
' ' West school P-TA held the regu
lar meeting in the school Auditori
um Wednesday alii'moun. The pro
gram was opened hy the devotional
conducted by Mrs. B. A. Murray. Mrs.,
Paul Hendricks, program chairman,
lor January, introduced the gu???t
speaker, Mr. E. C. Brandon, jr. Mr.
Brandon spoke on 'XMvtc Responsi
bility," or what he chose lo call
".Citizens Responsibility," emphasU
ing the fact that the child 1 s art In
dividual personality, and, needs toe
co-operation of parents and teachers
for bis proper development. Pointing
out the many projects that our
schools, churches, and community
might undertake in order to advance
the projects connected with our chil
dren and young peoples activities.
Through Mr. Brandon's discusSf->n,
member of the P-TA were given fopd
for thought and serious meditation.
Mrs. Phillip Baker presided over
the business session. A very specfal
invitation was extended to West
P-TA members to attend: the pro
gram "Education in N. C., Today and
Tomorrow," to be presented by Mrs.
W. R. Craig in the' high school a-u
ditorium on January 25 at 8 p. m.
Mrs. Craig,* program chairman,
announced that Mrs. 'Fred Plonk
would have charge -of Hie February
meeting, the subject being "Found
ers Day."
At 'the conclusion of the business
I session, members and guests Were
j invited into the cafeteria for re
freshments, grade mother of tlie
fourth grade acted as hostess.
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M. E. Herndon
Honored On Birthday
A very lovely dinner party hon
oring M. E. Herndon ofGharlotte on
his 63th birthday anniversary wis
given by his daughter, Mrs. F. M
Fryer at her home in the Herndon
apartments Sunday, January 16.
The central decoration interest af,
the dining table was the lavish ly
decorated birthday cake.
A perfectly app tinted dinner wjs
served Mr. Herndon, the hoonree.
and his children, Mr. and Mrs. G. A.
Herndon of Asheville, Mr. and
Mrs. M. E. Herndonj Jr? of Charlotte
and the hostess, Mrs. Fryer. #
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Rev. Pressly Speaks To
Limestone Students
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Rev. and Mrs. ,W. L. Pressly were
in Gaffney Wednesday night.
Rev. Pressly made an address be
fore the student body of Limestone
college.
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