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MRS. P. D. KERN DON Editor PHONE 167
Study Club Meets
With Mrs. C. Davidson
The members ?f the Study Club
and the following guests, Mrs. E. B.
Ellerbe, Mrs. A b. Cover, Mrs. P. T).
Patrick, Mrs Paul Patrick of Ch^ile0.
ion, S. C., Miss-Janet Scoggiqs, Misi
iMarie Lineberger, Mrs. W. G, Hord,
and Mrs. Aubrey Clay of Waco were
delightfully entertained at the Coun
ay Club Tuesday night by Mrs. Carl
Davidson.
The main dining room of the club
was festive with mixed spring flow- j
ers. The table was in U shape and
held a central flower arrangement
of white snap dragons and red glads,
on the ends were low arrangements
of white flowers. When guest* as
sembled they were seated at the ta
ble and the hostess assisted by Mrs.
Aubrey Mauney, Mrs. Aubrey Clay,
and Mrs. P. D. Herndon, served cof
( fee ahd pecan pie topped with ice
cream.
When the table was cleared Mrs.
B N. Barnes, president, called the
meeting to order and presented Mrs. j
Davidson who was in charge of the
program. Mrs. Davidson presented
Miss Jean Lynch who gave e read
ing, "Afraid Of The Dark." Miss
Lynch has won the Fulton medal
and the County School masters med
al. Mrs. Aubrey Mauney who recent
ly made a trip to Bermuda gave a
very Interesting account of it and al
so showed colored slides Which were
enjoyed.
Routine business was then dis
posed of, Mrs. Charles Campbell was
welcomed back into the club.
MYF Has Many
Activities
In the youth chapel, Centra. Me
thodist church, on Sunday morning
a worship program was presented by
Miss Elizabeth Hunt's class of gh-Js,
using the painting, "The Last Sup
per" on a table covered in white as
a worship cen'er. Yellow tulips were
placed on a side table.
?Next Sunday morning, John War
lick is to serve as program chairman
using the theme, "Chrif. Knocks at
Our Hearts' Doors," wkl, the paint
ing, "The Light of the World ' as a
worship center.
On Sunday evening the Youth Fel
lowship was served a light supper
by Circle No. 6, Seniors met for a pro
gram, ''Day by Day," led by Dottle
Smith. Mis9 Elizabeth Hunt directed
the group in practice for the youth
choir which sang for the evening
service.
Seniors were to attend the Gaston
ia Sub' District MYF meeting at Brad
ley Memorial Methodist church in
Gastonia on Thursday night, April
28.
This group is planning a Da-rents'
reception to be given during Family
Week, May 1-8. - - *
Hi-Lo Bridge Club
With G. E. Bridges
Spring flowers were used for dec
orations with- pleasing effect last
Friday night in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Glee E. Bridges when they en
tertained the Hi-Lo bridge club.
Interesting progressions were en
Joyed when tallies were compared
Mrs. Sam Stalling was high for la
dies with J. C. Bridges high for tmen.
At the conclusion of the games the
hostess served a salad course.
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i Investiture Service
i Girl Scout Troop No. 19
The Invesrtture service of the Girl
Scout Troop 19 was held Sunday
I morning at 11 o'clock at the First
Baptist ehurch. ReV. L. C. Pinnix was !
in charge of the service, assisted by j
Miss Fannie Funderburke, the direc- j
! tor of Pioneer Girl Scout area, and !
i Miss Florence Stabler, field director
I of Cleveland county.
This is the firm Girl Scout Inves
titure service to be held in a church
1 since the complete organization of
Girl Scouts in Kings Mountain.
[? The Flag bearers were Marilyn
Tesseener and Derice Weir. The
Color Guards were Kathryn Ware
and Sara Houser. The Flag bearers
and Color Guards led the Procession
al as the organist, Miss Lula Mae
Teague played "Onward Christian
Soldiers." After placing the Flags at
the altar, the Scou is retired to re
enter with Troop 19 and their lead
ers. This processional began with
Miss Funderburke, Mrs. William
Houser, Miss Stabler and Mrs. James
Littlejohn leading, and followed by
Troop to be invested. AJso following
were Brownie Troop 24 and their
leaders. Miss Naomi Edens and
Miss Diana Gamble. Brownie Troop
14 with their . leader, Mrs? James
Simpson; Intermediate Troop 4 and
leader. Miss Helen Ramsey; Inter
mediate Troop 11 and leaders, Miss
Elizabeth Hunt and Miss Payseur.
Boy Scout Troop 6 and Scoutmaster,
C. D. Ware. Others making up the
processional was the Town Council
of Girl Scouting, the First Baptist
Church Committee of Girl Scouts,
Committee of Troop 19, and parents
of the Girls to be invested.
Silver horseshoes with lovely yel
low satin bows marked the pews for
all Scouters and committees. Artis
tic arrangements of Scott Prune yel
low tulips and yellow Dutch iris
made a beautiful setting for the ser
vice.
The ceremony vaf simple but Im
pressive and during the service, the
organist pla*vd soft music. Rev. Pin
nix approached the altar and light
ed a single taper before the Cross
which symbolized the Church of
Christ. The pastor then presented the
Troop to Miss Funderburke and Miss
Stabler ior the investiture. The troop
formed in the horseshoe position be
fore the altar and Miss Funderburke
lighted the three tapers in the three
branched candelabrum. That repre
sented the Girl Scout Promise.
The HTGirl Scout laws were s?M
I in unison and each girl lighted a
candle. The patrol leader, Derice
Weir presented each girl to be inves
ted, namely: Jane Harris, Kathryn
Ware, Fern Barrett, Marilyn Tessee
ner, Patricia Malcolm. Judith Logan
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and Sara Houser. Yyvonne Lindsay,
was not present, due to sickness.
The Girl Scout . Promise, was made
together and pins were given which
made ihem full fie<*g??d Scouts. The
leaders, Mrs. Houser and Mrs. Little
john were then invented and wel
co.ned into the Sisterhood of Girl
I Scouts. The prayer of bleudng was '
; given by the minister which follow
| ed with the sermon, "God's Plan For
Victory." After the benediction and
dhoral response the Scouts retired
Just as they had entered.
Immediately after the morning
? services Miss Funderburke, Miss
Stabler and Mrs. Luther C?rtsler
were entertained at a luncheon in
Shelby, by the Scout Committees of
the Baptict church.
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