SOCIAL AMD PERSONAL HAPPENINGS of INTEREST to WOMEN OCRS. P- D. HERNDON. Editor PHONE 167 V ^ Mr. j. M. Dedmon Feted On 82nd. Birthday On Sunday, fjebruary 13, .Miss Ma tilda Dedmon entertained at a birth day dinner honoring her father on shi$ 82nd birthday anniversary. A j>erfectly appointed four - course <Jln ner was served to the folJowing: the Jionoree, Mr. J. M. Dedmon and Mrs. , Oedmon, Mr. and Mrs. W*idon Mar gin of Latta, Mr. and Mrs. John Black Cherryville, "Mr. and Mrs. Brady Dover and daughter, Mary Ann of '"Crover, and Mrs. Chtrlie Shepherd, ..-only sister of Mr. Dedrjaon. The table w as centered wieh a lar. ge bpautifull decorated birthday ???Ske. Miss Dedmon was assisted In serv Jng by her niece, Miss Mary Joan ? Toftey, of Shelby. . On Sunday night. Miss Dedmon *vas hostess at a buffet dinner hon oring Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Anthony ?of Gastonia. Others enjoying Miss Dedmon's hospitality at this time were. Mr. and Mrs. George Gibson and Mi*? Frances Gibson, of Grover. JRev. And Mrs. Pressly Assist In Reception Rev. and Mrs. Wm, L. Pressly were ? Jn State3vllle Wednesday evening to atend a dinner and reception given Jn honor of Dr. and Mrs. G. Lowry Pressly of New York, who were re cently married in Washington. Rev. and Mrs. PresSly assisted In recelv- ? ? Ing at th-< reception which was held ?. at the Statesville Country Glub. Rev. J. H. Brendall To Lead MYF Sunday Seniors of the Methodist Youth Fel low-ship will meet Sunday evening at , 6:30 o'clock in the youth chapel for a discussion on "Pillars of Pro testantism" to be led by their pastor, the Rev. J. H. Brendali, Jr., as an nounced by Jack Matthews, program chairman for February. A number of this group attended the training school In Gas'-Jitia this week to study with other MYF groups about "The Methodist Youth Fellowship as a Vital Force." The attendance in this class averaged 140. Miss Joan Blalock Bride-Elect Honored Mrs. Paul McGjnnis entertained at her home Friday night at a party and miscellaneous shower for Miss Joan Blalock, bride-elect of March. The hottie was attractively decorat ed for the occasion with jonquils and other spring blossoms. Miss Blalock chose as her costume an aquamarine crepe dress, with which she wdre black accessories! and a corsage given to her by the hostess. After th; period Of entertainment consisting of bingo and contests, Miss Blalock received a shower of miscellaneous gifts. ' Later the hostess served a sweet course with coffee. Miss Blalock was given crystal in her chosen pattern. Miss. Peggy Smith, bride.-elect, was also remembered with a gift. | Household Specials Gay Cotton Sets New Kitchen Curtains in Reds and Greens $1.00 v? c.annon t~ r- ? - FINE quality PRINTS 35c yd. #??- -ANIT A CHAMfiRAY Solids and stripes ?c yd. best grade PRINTS Mc yd. ginghams With a variety of colors 48c yd. CRETONNE I Father George 39c yd. SHEETING 20c_yd. ?WttTlOQlf STORE Miss Andrews Feted At Pre-Nuptial Party Misses Lois Watson and Mary Cromartle entertained at the teach erage Monday night in honor of MLss Margaret Andrews, whose wed ding to Bert De Haan will take place in late March. Valentine decorations were used In the living room. Hearts dice was played with high score prize award ' ed MLss Ruth Denton and low score ? prize awarded Miss Jane Wolfe. An ice course in red and white was ser- 1 ved, after which the bride-elect was given a miscellaneous shower. The hostesses presented the honoree a shoulder corsage. The guests included Miss An drews, M". J. V. Andrews, mother of the bride-elect, and Miss Ruth I Denton of Charlotte, Mrs. James Lo ! gan of Shelby, Miss Nell Trexler of Belmont, Miss Theima Payseur of Gastonia, Mrs. David Fisher, Mrs. J. Brown Ware, Miss Sybil Spratt,. Miss Willie McGlll, Mrs. H. B. Cov ington, Miss Audrey May, Miss M?r garet Gofort-h, Miss Jane Wolfe, Miss Marcellne Weathers, Miss Alice Ri denhour, Miss Sarah Alexander, Miss Laura Bell, Miss Katherine Dowd, Miss Mary Bell Teague, and Miss Elizabeth Hunt. Duplicate Bridge With I Mrs. D. M. Peeler | Mrs. Drace Peeler was hostess at a delightful party Monday afternoon at her attractive new home in Rose wood Lane, when she entertained members of the Duplicate Bridge club and one invited guest, Mrs. C. F. Thomasson, jr. The living room was artistically arranged with bowls of early spring blossoms. Mrs. Toliy Shuford and Mrs. Ho ward Jackson were recejpients of the high score reward for the afternoon. The hostess erved a sweet course at the end of the evening's games. Circle No. 3 WSCS Met Monday Night Circle No. 3, W- S. C. S., Central Methodist Church, met Monday night with Mrs. B. A. Murray, with Mrs. J. C. McKinney as Joint hoste\p. There were seventeen present", in cluding one new member, Miss Mar garet Harmon. The program, "Paradise of the Pa cific" about. Hawaii, was conducted by Mr'?. B. A. Murray, after which Mrs. Bun Goforth, circle leader, dis cussed routine business with the group. Refre.smments consisting of chif-' ; fon cake topped with whipped cream and strawberries were served by the hostesses. ' Dinner Bridge Given At Country Club Mr. and Mrs. *Iugh Ormand, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Saunders of Robbins entertained at dinner bridge Friday night at the Country Club. Seven tables were assembled when guests arrived and a perfect ly appointed three course dinner was served. color note of red emphasizing Valentine Idea was carried out at tractively in the floral arrangements used to decorate the club dining room and In the tallies. When covers were removed sever-, al animated progressions of bridge ensued. Top score for ladies was made by Mrs. George Lattlmore with George Houser winning top score for men. Low score prizes went to Mrs. Gar land Still and Ed Smith. .Father's Day was first celebrated in the U. S. in Spokane, Washington In 1910. Minneapolis and St Paul families last winter spent 30 percent of their average weekly Income for food. Cotton Seed DELXNTED, CLEANED. AND . TREATED C. Keys Sanders Pbon* 128 CAFFNET, S. C. : ? f-1 1-tfn ?? YOU'LL WANT TO SEE ?'.a Hypnotist-? Mental Telepathist? ! Magician ] High School Auditorium? 7:30 P. M. Sponsored by Kings Mountain Lions Club Admission? Childzen 25c; Adults 50c * ? ; . COME EARLY AND GET A GOOD SEAT Is The Hand Than The Eye? 0 ? New SpnnglCottons In Chambrays, Ginghams, and Cotton Corde (by ? * * ? . .*? . ' . ? i Stonecutter), featuring a wide variety of colors and styles at prices to suit your purse ! * For Juniors sixes 9 to 15 $8.95 to $10.95 Regulars sizes 10 to 44 $5.95 to $14.95 Half-Sizes sixes 14 ya to 24Va ! $5.95 to $8.95 ? " ' v , 55--^ y *?: ? . ?.

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