HERALD PERSONALS
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Jack Prince of Brevard college was |
home for the weekend. |
Mr. and Mrs. Roseoe Dixon from
Beiwood visited Mrs. Clarence Dixon
here .Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Baldwin irom
Newfane, N. Y., are visiting the
Gurney Granthams.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Davis spent the
weekend in Martin, Ga. They were
accompanied home -by Miss Pearl
Adair, sister of Mrs. Davis.
Frank Summers, student at .Geor
gia Tech, and Miss Virginia Sum
mers of Carolina are spending the
spring holidays with their pp.Tents,
Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Sumaters.
Pfc. William Prince arrived home
Monday from Denver, Col., for a few
day's furlough before going to Los
Angeles, Calif., where he will leave
for overseas.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Blowers and i
daughter, Miss Aileen Blowers of,
Spartanburg were guests of Mrs. I
Blowers sister, Mrs. M. A. Ware,
and Mr. Ware over the weekend.
Mrs. J. S. Norman and Mrs. S. A.
iLowery left Tuesday for a visit in
Raleigh. Mrs. Norman will visit her
?grand-daughter, Miss Patty Ann
T rower who is a Studenr at Peace
College; Mrs. Hay will visit an un
cle, O. P. Hay.
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Mra C. J. Gault accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gault of Gas
tonla spent the weekend in Florence
and Charleston going especially to
attend the graduation of Mrs.
Gault's grandson, Allen Blanken
ship from Citadel College.
TACKLE
BOXES
Woodward's
Mrs. T. W. Grayson has returned
to her home here after a visit with
her parent? in Fallston.
David MUuney arrives from Lenoir
Rhyne Friday to spend the spring
holidays with his. parents, Mr. aond
Mrs. W. K. Mauney.
Earl Myers of Davidson is spend
ing the spring holidays with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Myers.
Miss Bobbie Clark and Earl Griggs
both of this city were married Mar
ch 21.
Mrs. George Lattimore returned
home last week after spending a
week with her mother who is a pa
tient in Duke hospital.'
Mr. and Mrs. C. A Goforth, Jr,
Miss ^Marion Arthur " and Gene
Timms spent 'Sunday afternoon at
Blowing Rock.
The Senior and Intermediate Lu
ther leagues of St. Matthew's Luth
eran church, 26 in all, attended the
spring meeting of the Southren Dis- J
trict Lutheran League of N. C. in
Lincolnton Sunday afternoon, March
20, at 3:00 p. m.
Dr. and Mrs. Jack Parsons and
family of Lumberton are spending
a few days with Mr. and Mrs. L. G.
Parsons. Dr. Parsons came to attend
a medical meeting in Ciwkrlotte.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Alston, Jr.,
and daughter, Kathleen Alston, of
Durham, spent the weekend with
Mrs. Alston's parents, M*. and Mrs.
A. B. Prince:
Stag Dinner Given
By Austin Lackey
Mr. Austin Lacey, Jr., was host at
a stag dinner at the home of his
parents, Dr. and Mrs. ' Lackey in
Fallston on Monday night honorig
the men who wil take part in his
wedding Saturday night.
A very tempting four course dinner
was served to the following: Mr. R.
G. Plonk, R. G. Plonk, Jr., Johnnie
Plonk of Kings Mountain, Jimmie
Cline, Bobby Cline, Floyd Cline, Al
vin Hamrick, Euell Lackey, and Dr.
Lackey.
. At this time gifts were presented
to the attendants by the host.
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Senior Woman's Club
Met March 18th
The Senior Womans Club met Mar
ch 18, in the club lounge.
Mrs. Aubrey Mauney presided.
Mrs. H. T. Fulton, Sr., gave the de
votinal period.
Mrs. P. D. Patrick, chairman ol
Citizenship was in charge of the pro
gram The topic was, "Do the Best
People Elect the Worst Officers?"
Assisting on the program ' were
Mrs. Ben Beam, Mrs. 1. G. Patterson,
Mrs. A. Hunter Patterson, Mrs. Jacob
Mauney and Mrts. E. T. Plott.
The treasurer gave her report. Mrs.
Paul Mauney, Junior Womans Coun
selor, gave a report on the Junior
Woman's activtiies. Mrs. Ben Beam
was welcomed as a new member.
Mrs. W. B. Thomson discussed an
article from the Federation Maga
zine on "Cancer Control." Mrs. 3. H.
Arthur was appointed chairman and
Mrs. W. W. Tolleson co-chairman to
conduct the Cancer campaign.
Axrs. W. T. Weir gave a report on
the Educational meeting held in Ra
leigh on March 3.
Mrs. L. L. Benson gave the follow
ing report from the nominating com
mittee: 2nd vice president, Mrs. Ot
to Hehn, Recording Secretary, Mrs.
J. N. Gamble, assistant secretary ?
treasurer, Mrs. Pride Ratterree, treas
urer, Mrs. I. G. Patterson, correspond
jng secretary, Mrs. H. C. Mayes, cus
todian, Mrs. F. M. Fryer, chaplain,
Mrs. W, L. Pressly, Junior Womans
club sponsor, Mrs. Aubrey Mauney.
? Mrs. Otto Hehn was elected a del
egate to attend the meeting iii Golds
boro in April with Mrs. H. C. May
es as alternate.
Mrs. J. L. McGill as chairman of
the Committee on revision of the
Constitution, suggested changes to
be made. Mrs. Luther Cansler read
the proposed changes.
A motion to adjourn to a continua
tion of this meeting at the next reg- '
ular meeting and to pass on amend
ments at this meeting carried.
Reading of the Collect closed the
meeting.
Delicious refreshments were ser
ved by the hostess committee.
Pre-Nuptial Courtesy
Shown Miss Plonk
As a charming courtesy to Miss
Lenora Pionk, bride-eleot, Mrs.
Floyd Cline entertained at Jour ta
bles of bridge and one of rook at her
home in Fallston Thursday after
noon.
The home was very attractive
with the usual arrangements of
azaleas, hyacinths, gladiolas, .tu
lip6, jonquils and apple blossoms.
Tables were appointed for refresh
ments on the arrival of the guests.
Each table was centered with a
nosegay of sweet peas. The honorees
place was marked with a corsage
of piqk rosebuds.
The regreshments plates were
very colorful with pink pear salad
stuffed wtth green cream cheese
pink kracketts, chicken salad in pat
ty shells with other accessories, and
hot tea. A sweet course consisting
of pink angel food cake with green
whipped cream ' was passed, each
guest was given a nosegay of sweet
peas.
After the covers were removed sev
eral interesting progressions of
bridge and Took ensued.
"When scopes were added and com
pared Mrs. John Boggs held high in
bridge, Mrs. Bob Elmore in rook,|
the floating prize went to Mrs. Jim |
Mercer.
Miss Plonk, the honoree, was
remembered with a linen bridge set."
Those attending from Kings Maun
tain were: the honoree, Miss Lenora
Plonk, Mrs. Jim Mercer, Misses Lou
ann Herndon, Betty Hord and Kitty
Falls.
Methodists Set
Bible Study Course
Miss Jessie D. Ames, Conference
Secretary of Christian Social Rela
tions and Church activities will
teach Bible and Human Rights, by
Kathleen McAmhur in the Central
Methodist church on Wednesday
March 30.
The morning class will be held
from to 10 to 12 o'clock.
At 12:30 a covered dish dinner will
i be served In the basement of the
| Church.
j Afternoon session will be held
from 3 o'clock ureMl 4 o'clock. The
ladies from the surrounding Metho
dist churches have been invited to
' attend the classes. A cordial invita
tion is extended to the ladies of the
; town.
i Mrs. L. C. Parsons
Hostess To Club
Members of the social odub and
other guests, Mrs. 3. R Davis, Mrs.
I Charles Thorn asson, Mis. Arthur
1 Hay, Mrs. H. N. Moss, Mr?| IE. T.
I Plott, Mrs. M. L. Harmon, Mrs. P. ?.
! Patrick, Mrs. P. E. Hendricks, Mrs.
E. ?. Brandon, and Mrs. W. 1 B.
Thomson enjoyed the hospitality of
Mrs. L. C. Parsons when she enter -
> tained at her hoi^e Wednesday aft
ernosn.
Blooming potted plants and spring
flowers gave a festive and spring
atmosphere to the party
- The hoiMM served a salad and
sw^et cofmte. High score prize was
carried off by Mis. & L. Maune?
wtth Mrs. L. P. Baker winning low,
Miss Andrews Feted
By Miss Isenhour
Miss Jane Isenhour was hostess
at a bridge party and kitchen show
er at her home on Queen* wad, West
Charlotte, Tuesday night, honoring
Miss Margaret Andrews, whose wed
ding to Bert DeHaan will be an e
vent qf Saturday night.
Spring flowers were used in the
home> During the evening bridge
was played and pries awarded the
winners. The hostess served a salad
course and accessories.
Those attending from Kings
Mountain were Mrs. James B. Simp
son, Miss Lois Watson, Miss Macie
Weathers, Miss Jane Wolle, Miss
Mary CTOinartie and Miss Sybil
Sprat t. A.
Miss Andrews Honored
At Bridge
Three tables ol bridge were in
play Wednesday night when Mrs.
W. F.. Philips of Rosewell avenue,
Charlotte, entertained as a courtesy
to Miss Margaret Andrews, bride
elect of Saturday.
Beautiful arrangements of spring
flowers were used in the party
rooms. Prior to the games a dessert
course was served.
At the count of scores, Mrs. J. B.
Simpson was recipient of high score
prize with Miss Rita Ormand run
ner-up and winning second high.
A bingo prize was presented Mrs.
W.Z.Smith.
The hostess gave the honoree a
silver tray.
Those playing from Kings Moun
tain were Mrs. J. B. Simpson, Miss
es Jane Wolfe, Marcie Weathers,
Mary Cromartie, Lois Watson and
Catherine Dowd.
MYR To Discuss
Right Use Of Money
' "How Can I Know What Is Right
With My Money?" is the question
for discussion at the evening meet
ing of the Seniors of the Methodist
Youth Fellowship. Walter Griffin,
who presented a program last Sun
day on "How Can I Know What Is
Right in My Thinking"? has secur
ed an outside speaker for this pro
gram.
The Seniors of the MYF were to
attend the monthly Sub -District
meeting on Thursday night, -held in
Bessemer City. .
This group will meet for a "Work- !
shop" Tuesday night at 7:30 with;
Betty and Jackie Wilson.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATRIX
. Having qualified as administra
trix for the estate of Z. F. Cranford,
deceased, before ithe Clerk of the
Superior Court for Cleveland Coun
ty all persons having claims against
said estate will please file same
with the undersigned on or before
the 23rd of March, 1950, or this no
tice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery.
All persons indebted to said es
tate will please make immediate
payment.
j This the 23rd day of March, 1949.
Mrs. Nellie A. Cranford,
Administratrix
J. R. Davis, Atty. m-25-a-15.
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37th Birthday Anniversary
The 37th birthday of Girl Scout
ing in the United States wfti be celt'
brated in the dining room of Cen
tral Methodist church by members
of all troops in the Kings Moun
tain ar*~a, Friday March 25, at 7:30
p. m. v..
Miss Flo Stables will make a brief;
talk on the history of Girl ^Scouting. <
There will also be an "in-gathering" !
of the Juliete Lo*v World Friendship
Fund, to which Girl Scouts contri- i
bute annually in memory of their j
friends.
This fund wiil be presented in the
form of a daisy at the birthday cele- ;
bratlon. Orie member from each
troop will join in the choir.
Refreshments will be served at the
close of the program.
All leaders are asked to remain '
after the party for an important
meeting with Mifss Flo Stabler.
Brownie Troop No. 14
Brownie Troop No. 14 met Tues ;
day at 3:30 p. m| in our new Scout
room in the basement of the Luth- j
Robinson-Jones
The mariage of Miss Inez Robin
son to Jimmie Jones of Gaffney is,
announced by her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Robinson of route 2.
The young couple will make their
home in Gaffney.
cran church. We sang songs.
elected Polly Page president atMS
Jackie Dixon secretary. The Cteaa
ing committee for next w?-k u
Judy Cooper, Guy Ann He udvrM vi
and Martha Houser. The Curtai?
committee, Polly Page, Becky Thoro.
burg, and Linda Biser, are to gt
with Mrs. Simpson and buy us sonu
curtains. We are goiny to have tr
Special Meeting Friday and Mrs.
Simpson is going to toll us a secret.
Judy Cooper and Mrs. Simpson toU
us some Eastex stories. We ckisfd --
our meeting by singing our Browc^
ie Smile Song.
By Becky Blanton
Troop No. 19
The Girl -Scout Troop N?x 19, off
the First Baptist church, held
regular weekly meeting in ihe Scow
Hut. at the First Baptist church FrV
day night. We opened with the Gift
Scout Promise, the Girl Scout .
and sang the Girl Scout hyftiii.
For the last two months we Itavt
been studying for the Seoond Ranis.
Scout, and how to tie knots. W* wills
finish studying knots rraxt week.
A weiner roast was hekf after
work, and all had a wonderful timer
By Kathryn Ware.
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