Miss Rhea Reveals
Her Wedding Plans
?*fans have been completed and '
?re announced this week for the wed
4Ung of Miss Beulah Elizabeth Rhea,
Siungest daughter of Mrs. James
onroe Rhea and the late Mr. Rhea,
And Charles Jerome Splvey, son of
Mr. and Mis. Weaver Jerome Splvey.
The wedding will take place Sat
urday evening August 27, at 5:30
-p. m. in the First Baptist church.
Jtev. L. C. Pinnix, pastor of the young
couple, will officiate using the dou
ble ring ceremony.
A program o i nuptial music will
be presented by Mrs: Garrison Go
forth, organist, and Blllie Gene
Amos, baritone, soloist.
The bride will be given in mar
riage by her uncle, J. E. Mauney,
The groom will have his father,
tfr. W. J. Splvey as hi* best man.
Miss Jane Elliott of RtUherfordton
soommate of the bride-elect at Wake
*V>rest college will be maid of hon
or. /
Mrs. Jack Reamon of Haveleck,
4N. C., sister of the bride-elect, will
be matron of honor. Bridesmaids
win Include Miss Jean MeCl.iin, ;
Miss Betty Lynch, Miss Mary Beth 1
?lord and Miss Shirley Splvey, sister j
of che groom.
Ushers will bp Eddie Smith, Ed- i
xJie Campbell, Jack A. Greene, of
Charlotte, and Joe P. Gamble of
Monroe. ? , ' . ;
Miss Rhea hat- been shown num- 1
?>muH pre- nuptial courtesies since j
announcement of her engagement I
and additional parties are planned >
5n her honor.
?Wednesday afternoon Mrs. G. A.
Ctridges and Mrs. J. C. Bridges are
enteraining at bridge, Thursday
?light Mrs. David Neill will enter
?aln at bridge, Friday Miss Peggy
Arthur and Mrs. A. A. Lackey of
!Fallston axe giving a bridge lunch- '
en at the home of Miss Arthur.
Tuesday night Miss Louann Hern
don and Frances- Payne are enter
taining at bridge.
Friday at 1 o'clock Miss Jean Mc
Clain and Mrs. Garrison Goforth,
are entertaining at a bride's maid
luncheon at the home of the former.
The rehearsal will be at 7:30. At
9 o'clock Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Maundy |
will fete the attendants, out of town j
guests and relatives at a cake cut j
ting at their home.
Mrs. W. O. Ruddock
Hostess At Bridge
A lovely party was given Monday |
night at the Woman's Club when )
..Mrs. William O. Ruddock entertain- J
ed at bridge honoring Miss Peggy
Morrow of Gastonia, bride-elect of
the week. The lounge of the club
was decorated with mixed flowers.
Before th? progressions of bridge,
Mrs. Ruddock, assisted by Misses
Kitty Falls and Jean Cash, served
a dessert course,
At the end of the progressions,
Miss Virginia Summers won high
score prize, Miss Marilyn Biggers
won low prize, and Mrs. B. C. Mor
row won the floating prize At this
time, the hostess remembered Miss
Morrow with a gift of china in her
selected pattern. Mrs. David Weill,
a recent bride, and Miss Beulah
Rhea, bride-elect of the season, were
also remembered with gifts.
Among the out of town guests pres
ent were Mrs. L. A. Morrow, mother
of the honoree, Mrs. B. C. Morrow,
Mrs. Richard Groves, Mrs. Plato
Pearson, Misses Winnie Jordan, E
lizabeth Cunningham, ?^nd Mary
Bryant, all of Gastonla, and Misses
Marilyn, Biggers and Mary Virginia
Sommers of Charlotte.
. Here is tKe bottc^-bos* d'eu odvertised in Good Housekeeping)
Well mode in Neipoco ? o new royon with the alpaca-like look
Poris it tolktng obovrt. Crisp ? with o frosty gleam, in rich fall
colors. Gunmetol- block, deep green, oak-leaf red. Sizes 10-20
New ?dlattefel* w?!?t kngHi ?* ell Mil Nelly DmiI Twe rowt
?f mtdilnf ?? Imv< ?> l? tar m4m?* Wnfth ? rif t*p
for twftk
DRESS SHOP
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Social Calendar
Friday
11:00? -Miss Peggy Awtiur and Mrs.
A. A. Lackey, Jr., are enter
staining at a bridge luncheon
at the home of Mis? Arthur.
8:0<K-MHe9 Mauney assisted by
Mlsg Frances Symmers will
give a concert the High
School auditorium sponsored
by the DAR.
Monday
2:30 ? Mrs. Paul Neisler will enter
tain member^ of the Duplicate
Bridge Club at her home on
Gaston street.
7:30 ? Mary Kennedy Circle of the
Boyce Memorial church meets
with Mrs. Tom Cra.vford.
8:00? France- Hamilton Circle of
the Boyce Memorial ARP chur
ch will meet with Mrs. Bill Ful
ton, Mlss? Elizabeth Anthony
will present the program.
8:00 ? The Frances Garrison Circle
meeis with Mrs. Deck Fulton.
8:00 ? Charles Jerome Spivey is giv
ing a stag dinner party at the
New South honoring the at
tendants of his wedding paj*ty.
TvMdoy
8:0p ? Members pf the Twin-Table
Bridge Club will meet at the
hor^? of Mrs. E. W. Griffin.
Friday
3:00 ? The Kortnighters club will
meet at the Country Club, Mrs. j
L. W. Hamrick, hostess.
Birth Announcements
. j i
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Surber announ- .
ce the birth of a son, on Thursday, I
August 11, at the Garrison General !
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs, C. H. English an - j
nounce the birth of a son, John Char
les, on Wednesday, Aug. 10, at Gas
ton Memorial Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lingerfelt an
nounce the birth of a son Thursday
August 11. at the Shelby hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Welch an
nounce the birth of a daughter Sat
urday August 13, at the Shelby hos
pital.
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Gore announce
the birth of a son, Sunday, August
14, at the Shelby hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Foster, route
3, announce the birth of a daughter
Monday, August 15, at the Shelby
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Evans announ
ce the birth of a daughter, Marion
Lennox, Sunday night, August 14,
at the Charlotte Memorial hospital.
?Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Brltt announ
ce the b'%',h of a son, Thursday, Au
gust 18, at Presbyterian hospital.
' Tuesday Club With
.Mrs. C. G. Dilling
Amid a setting of late summer
flowers two tables were placed for
! bridge at the home of Mrs. C. G.
i ODilling on Tuesday afternoon, when
; she entertained members of the |
Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club and
one invited guest, Mrs. Jim Smith.
Prior to the progressions Mrs. Dil
ling served a dessert course.
When tallies were compared Mrs.
H. R. Neisler was found to hold high
, score for the afternoon.
?
G. E. Bridges Hosts
To Hi-Lo Bridge Club
Mr. and Mrs, J. C. BridtfM W^re
hosts to members of the Hi-l/j
bridge club at their home Saturday
I rright. Colorful r>-~ angements of pot
1 ted plants wer ,-.sed as room deco
| rations. - : ? . '
After four progressions of bridge
cold cuts were served buffet style.
Mrs. G. E. Bridges and Sam Stall
ings were awarded high score priz
es.
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DATE IN COTTOK ? ? Cotton cordu
soy in 90UI . . . for a young dato
ditM that can b? worn all through
tba fall and wlntn. Joan Norton Ir
win puts M? pochats on ths tuB
skirt, styles a larg* graceful col la.
for tb? snug bodies and elastlciros
Mrs. David Neill
Honored At Tea
Mrs. B. S. Neill and hex daughter,!
Mrs. Jack B. Fortune, of Hickory,
were hostesses Wednesday after- '
noon at the Neill home on West J
Gold street to some 200 invited
guests at a charming tea, honoring '
Mrs. David Moore Nei!l, recent bride.
The Neill home was delightfully
and lavishly decorated with a .large
variety of summer flowers. Guests
called from 4:30 to 6:30 p. m. '
After being received at >he door,
guests were Introduced to the receiv
ing line, including Mrs. NeilC Mrs.
Fortune, Mrs. David Neill, Mrs. Hal*
bert Webb, Miss Peggy Arthur, Mrs.
| A. A. Lackey, Jr., of Fallston, and
Miss Dorcas Carpenter,
On entering the spacious dining |
room, the guests were served deli
cious pineapple ice and fancy cakes.
Placed at one side of the table was
the large punchbowl, while the cen
ter of the table was decorated with
a large crystal bowl of mixed white
flowers.
The guests left via the den and
side porch, where a guest register
wa- maintained.
A -"Sis ing the hostesses in enter
taining the guests were: Mrs. L. E.
Abbfytt, Mrs-. J. H. Arthur, Mrs. M. H.
BLser, Mrs. H. S. Blackmer, Mrs. P.
F. Dining, Miss Betty Elliott of Shel
by, Mrs. Coman Falls, Mrs. Dan Fin
ger, Mrs. E. W. Griffin, Mrs. Frank
! Hoyle, Miss Betty Hord, Mrs. J. E.
| Herndon, Mrs. J. A. Riser, of Char
( lotte, Mrs. Paul Mauney, Mrs. R. H.
McGombs,.of Hickory, Mrs. J. C. Mc
Kinney, Mrs. D. L. Nickles, of Hick
ory, Mrs. Hugh Ormand, Mrs. T. *P.
iPruett, of Hickory, Miss Franc es
Payne, Mrs. M. E. Stanton, Mrs. G.
IE. Still, Mrs. F, R. Summers, Miss
Bobbie Simmons, Mrs. W. B. Thom
son and Mrs. W. W. Tolleson.
[Study Club Met
[Tuesday Night
The August meeting of the Study ;
Club was held in the home of Mrs.
P. D. Herndon Tuesday evening.
Mixed summer flowers were used |
as room decorations. An ice course |
was served during the social half
houT befo:| the program.
Mrs. B. N. Barnes presented Miss
es Virginia and Frances Summers,
I who presented the program. Miss
Frances Summers sang "I Heard a
Forest Praying," ? depose, and "Lit
tle Grey Home In The West"? Lohr.
Miss Summers, mezzo-soprano, grad
uated in the spring from Salem Col- ?
ege and has just returned from- the
University of Texas where she stu- i
died this summer. ,,
Miss Virginia Summers in a very i
pleasing witty and entertaining way '
told of a recent trig out West and
to Canada. I
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED ? Mr.
and Mr*. Clem V. Wright of Kings
Mountain announc* tho marriage of
thtir daughter, Calean. to Richard
R. Wood. MB of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus
M. Wood also of Kings Mountain
Th# wedding took ploco in York. S.
C.. on August 6th.
Rev. Phillips Bcic* ^
At First Wesleyon
i
Rev. J. W. Phillips wa? return- a co
Kings Mountain and Rev. Y. H Car
ter, of Lincointon, Was sent hete to
replace Rev. Jessie Hinson at th'? an
nual Wesleyan Methodist' church
conference, held at Colfax last week
Rev. Phillips, an active member
of the Boy Scout district commkcee,
begins his fourth year as pastor of
the First Wesleyan Merhodist -^tir
ch, located on Waco road.
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Rev. Carter, who is replacing Rev.
Hinson as pastor of the Second W?.
leyan church, located on East Gold
street, comes to Kings Mountain
from Beam's Chapel church, ^ear
Llncointon.
Weaving of cloth was done by ,
hand until the early part of the
century.
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