SOCIAL AND PERSONAL HAPPENINGS
of INTEREST to WOMEN
MRS. P. D. HERN DON. Editor PHONE 167]
Dewey Caldwell's To
Note 25th Anniversary
The following invitations have
1wn issued:
Mr, and Mrs . Dewey Caldwell .
?equetu ihe honor of your presence at
the celebration of their twenty-fifth
wedding' anniversary
on Saturday, the eighteenth of June
nineteen hundred and forty-nine
102 Margrace
Kinff?? Mountain, North Carolina
Informal
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?BUT. then again it
tmight not Don t take
chances ? hand over
Ihe money A Hold
Up & Robbery pol
icy written through'
this agency will'
guarantee recovery
ol your )os$
? {. I. WAMICK, MANAGER
OffKC At HOMlllKlitM/Mt
Miss Peggy Smith
Bride-Eleci Honored
I Seasonal flowers in effective pro
i fusion adornt-d the party rooms in
j the home of Mr. and Mi?. J. H. Davi>
Friday night when Misses Maxin*
Horii, Betty Hayej? and Beity Knox
Davis entertained, honoring Mis:
Peggy Smith, brl'.e-elect.
Several bridal contests were en
joyed with prizes going to Mrs. W. B
Logan, Mrs. 5. R. Suber and Miss
Beulah Rhea.
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After the evenings entertainment
period, the hostesses served an ice
course carrying out the bridal col
ors of green and white.
The hostesses presented the hon
oree crystal in her chosen pattern.
Hi-Lo Bridge Club With
Dr. And Mrs. D. F. Hord
Amid a setting of roses and pansi.
es two tables were appointed for re
freshments on gUests arrival last Fri
day night w>hen Dr. and Mrs. D. F.
Hord entertained the Hi-Lo bridge
club and two invited guests, Mr, and
Mrs. John Chesrire.
A dessert course was served on the
arrival of- the guests.
Bridge was played progressively.
When scores were added and com
pared high for ladies went to Mrs.
John Cheshire with Glee E. Bridges
carrying off high for men.
Keep Foods mr
Fresher with Moisture lull
# Progress Ice Refrigerators For Sole
6 Ice Chests For Sale
KINGS MOUNTAIN
COTTON Oil COMPANY
ICE & COAL
PHONE 124
Ice Cream Salt and All S'" i Crushed Ice
SALE
Print Materials
Stripes
Prints
Suitable for shorts, halters, pajamas, dresses, play suits
Children's Sun suits.
special 29c yd.
Only 1.000 yards available for this BEXJTS Special.
Buy early for widest choisel
Belk's
Department Store
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MRS. BRUCE W. BOYLES
Bcyles-Watterson
Wedding Saturday
At the home of Rev. C. C. Crowe,
pastor ol the Oak Grove Baptist
church, Saturday morning at 10:00
o'clock* Miss Melba Watterson and
Bruce W. Boyies, both of Kings
Mountain were united in marriage.
Rev. Crowe officiated using the
double ring ceremony.
Snapdragons and potted plants de
corated the joom in which the vows
j were spoken.
The bride was smartly attired in a
, suit of. light blue gabardine with
which she used brown and pink ac
j cessories. At her shoulder she wore
pink rosebuds. Only members of the
Immediate families were present fori
Personals
I i . i
Hugh Early has returned to Wash
j ington, D. C., after spending a week i
! with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kalph
Early.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Limerick and
daughter, Diane, ,*lr. and Mrs. J. H. I
Sherrer and Lois Sherrer attended'
a housetoarming for Mr. and Mrs.
Hal B. Brafford in Charlotte, Wed
nesday night.
Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Alexander and
baby of Kannapolis, Miss Eva Plonk
of Charlotte visited Mrs. R. S. Plonk
and family Sunday.
Mrs. H. K. James, of Woodruff, I
was spendlhe-day guest of her dau
ghter, Mrs. Martin Harmon, Tues
day. j
Midshipman Jimmie Pressley is
spending a few days with his par
en is, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Pressley. He
is being trahsferfed to the Panama ,
Canal Zone.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Byers and son,
Roger, Mr. and Mrs. James Leigh,
and son, Jimmie, enjoyed a motor
trip Sunday through Western North
Carolina.
Mrs. Callie of Lumberion,;
is visiting her nephew, Erile Powers
and Mrs. Powers.
Miss Nell McGill of Charlotte was
a week end guest of her mother, Mrs
Boyce M:Gill. " ' > .1
W. K. Crook spent iast week in At
lanta.
Miss Vergie Harmon has returned
from a visit with her sister, Mrs.
John. Markas, of Morganton. She
went especially to attend the grad
uation exercises of her niece, M^s
| Patricia Ann Marka9.
Dixie
FRIDAY JUNE 10
? LAST SHOWING ?
"Let's Live a Little"
Helen Lem art
Robert Camming!
New* ? Cartoon
Lett* Show Friday 10:30 p. m.
SATURDAY. JUNE U
Double Feature Program
"Behind Locked Doors"
Lucille Bromor
Richard Carlson
also
"Cod* of the Prairie"
Sunset Canon
Smiley Burnett*
MON. & TUESw Juno 13.14
"Three Musketeers"
Lana Turner ? Gene Kelly
Jane Allyaoa
News
WEDNESDAY. June IS
Double Feature Program
"In This Corner"
Scott Brady ? Anabel Shaw
also
"Sundown in Santa Fe" !
Rocky Lane
THURS. 4 FRI.. Jane 16.17 * '
"He Walked By Night"
Richard Base hart
Scott Brady ?
Nsws Cartoon
the ceremony.
Mrs. Boyles is the daughter o f Mr. I
and Mrs. J. W. Watterson of Kings
Mountain. She is a graduate of B^ih
Ware high school and Evans Busi
ness-school of Gastonia. She now
holds a position with the First Na
tional Bank. The bridegroom is the
son of the ?ate Mr. and Mrs, R. M.
Boyle*. He attended Beth-Ware high
school and served three years in the
armed service. He is employed with '
the Good Will Press of Gastonia. ,
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Immediately following the cere
mony rhe couple left for a honey- I
moon in Western North Carolina. |
Upon their return they will make j
their home on Fair-view street, Kings j
Mountain. . j
Clegg Goforih of Kannapolis spent j
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Frank
Gofoith. . (
Mrs. A. C. Dawson of Greenville,
S. C., was a guest of her brother, W.
K. Crook and Mrs. Crook over the
weekend- - -
Mrs. Frances B. Simpson of St.
Augustine, Fla., is visiting Mrs. W.
K. Mauney, Jr., W. B., and J. B.
Simpson
Mrs. W. P. Saunders and Miss Dor
othy Saunders of Robbins visited
Mrs. R. S. Plonk and family last
week.
Miss' EmeJyn Gillespie and guest
Miss Janet Zimmer, of Port Wash
ington, N. Y., Miss BWty Holbrook of
Lowell lef: by motor Tuesday for a
fisit with Miss Zimmer in Port
Washington, going from there to'
visit pehoolmates in New Hampshire
and Massachusetts. ,
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Mr. and Mrs. Y. F. Throneburg, Mr.
and Mrs. W. L. Murray of Maiden
and B. A Murray attended the grad
uating exercises at Duke Universi
ty. James ThToneburg was a member
of the grtduating class. Jeny Mur
ray, a nephew of Mrs. Throneburg
and B. A. Murray's graduated from
the Divinity School, Mrs. Jerry Mux
ray was a graduate of the School of
Nursing.
Drive-In Theatre
Kings Mtn.-Gastonla Highway
Box office opens 6:30 p. m.
Closes 10 p. m. Last Show 10:30
Friday* June 10
Double Feature
"MONET MADNESS"
Hugh Beaumont
-TWILIGHT ON THE RIO
GRANDE"
Gene Autry
Saturday, June U
Cartoon
Sunday, Jtine 12
-SWISS MISS"
Laurel and Hardy
News and Cartoon
Men. * Tuefc, June 13 * M
-THE MACOMBER AFFAIR"
Gngory Peck ? Joan Bennett
Comedy
Wed. 6. Thurs- June IS *1 ?~
-THE BRIDE GOES WILD"
Van Johnson ? June AUyson
News and Cartoon -
Friday. June 17
Doable Feature
-TRAIL OF VIGILANTES"
Franchot Tone-Peggr Mora an
-AFFAIRS OF GERALDINE"
Jane Withers. James Lydon
Cartoon
Saturday, June 18
-NEVER SAT GOOD-BTE"
Erroll Flynn-Eloanor Parker
Cartoon
This Is A Family Theatre
All Children Under 12
ADMITTED FREE
?Shows Start At Dusk?
Mrs. Pa Ml Bennett and small dau
fi;er. Paula, i>pen-t last weekend in
amden, S. C.
Mi^is Bobbie Simmons is on a vis
to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
limmons of Mobile. Ala.
Mrs. J. M. Miss Eva Moore ,
md Linda Moore visited Mr. and j
>t-s. Ralph Robert# and Mr. and Mrs. j
k>y Weaver nea? Shelby Sunday.
Miss Joyce Foster spent last week I
It Myrtle Beach.
Mrs. O. A. Rhea of Lincolmon is '
spending several days with Mrs. I
?rank Goforth.
IMPEBIA I
* THEATRE ^
? NOTICE ?
PRICE CHANGES
Effective
Immediately
ADULTS? 30c (tax incL)
CHILDREN? 9c
FRIDAY ONLY. June 10
"Across the Bay"
George Rait-Jcxm Bcarcii
also
"Last Round-up"
Gene Autiy
No. 14 "Jungle Girl"
SATURiJAT ONLY. June U
Two Big Westerns
"Four Faces West*'
. . . .Joel McCrea
also
"'Buckskin Frontier"
Richard Dlx
Cartoon ? Serial
MON. & TUES? June 13 & 14
Nice girls don't do such things,
but she did . . .
"Advtntures in Baltimore"
Shirley Temple ? John Agar
Cartoon and "Girls in White"
WED. & THURS.. June TTdl#
"Treasure of Sierra
Madre"
Humphrey Bog ait
also
"Who Killed Dock
Robbin?"
Larry Olsen
Cartoon and "King of the
Jungleland"
Bakings mountain^
BESSEMER CITY
DRIVE-IN
THEATRE
SHOWS BEGIN AT DUSK
OPEN 7 DATS PER WEEK
Thursday. June 9
. ? Last Showing ?
?IT HAPPENED ON 5th AVE,"
Victor Moor*? Don DeFore
Gale Storm
Short
Friday. June 10
*X:HUMP AT OXFORD'
Launel and Hardy
3 Shorts
Saturday, June 11
"BLAZE OF NOON"
William Holden ? Ann Baxter
Short
Sunday- June 12
"FIGHTING FATHER DUNNE"
Pat O'Biien ? Una O'Conner
Short
Mon. & Tucs., June 13-14
"BABE RUTH STORY"
Claire Trearor-William Bendix
Short
Wed. 6 Thurs. June 15. IS
"CROSSFIRE"
.Robert Mi tchum- Robert Tourvg
1 2 Shirts
Friday. June 17
"Seven Were Sand"
Richard Denning
Gathering Craig
- _ 2 Shorts
Saturday, June *9
"J IOCS & MAGGIE IN
SOCIETY"
Joe Tule ? Rente Redno
3 Shorts
Spndav, Tune )9
"CR^SS MT HFA?t~
Sonny Tnft* ? Hutton
2 Big Shorts
~?T~ FREE ADMISSION ?
To Children Unden 12
When accompanied by parents
ADMISSION 40c
.raiisi'
O f THEATRE1
# Air Conditioned # JLo
Kinqs Mountain's Newest ? Best Theatre
Friday and Saturday, June 1G & 11
tim studio that gave you The NAKED CITT how am too*
*?th
STEPHEN McNALLY SUE ENilMO ? lARim WMTllfi I
I ond introducing "THE DUKES" J
A UNIVERSAL-INTERNATIONAL PICTURE
CARTOON
SHORT
Monday and Tuesday. June 13 & 14
\ :/
JOYOUSLY REUNITED IN M G M's
LATEST PRE-nELEASE rttWj--2 Days Old
Late Show Monday 10:30 P. M.
Wednesday and Thursday. June IS & IS
LATEST PRE-RELEASE NEWS ? 2 Day* Old
Lots Show Wednesday 10:30 p. m.
SHOW STARTS 3 P. ML DAILY
Saturday At 1 P. W. ?
The Management of the JOY THEATRE wishes to ex
press its sincere appreciation for the splendid reception
given on Opening Night, Wednesday, June 1. TH/uTKF
PHONE 500 ? e PHONE 500