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Mrs. M. A. Ware
Study Club Hostess
Mrs. M- A. Ware was a most gra
cious hostess to members of the
Study Club and invited guests at her
tiome on Gaston street Thursday
night. The home was attractive with
flower arrangement of roses, zinni.
and nasturtiums.
Mrs, Charles Campbell, program
chairman for the month, presented
Mrs. J. B. Simpson and Brownie
Scout Trdop "No. 14. Using the loud
speaker the Brownies presented a
radio version of Snow White and
the Seven Dwarfs: Cast: Snow White
(Judy Cooper; Prince Charming ?
Judy Cox; Queen ? Becky Thorn
burg; Hunter ? Phyllis Dean; Doc
? Norma Kay Hamrlck; Grumpy ?
Peggy Craig; Sleepy ? Phyllis Dean
Enetzy ? Bobbie Stender; Bashful ?
Martha Houser; Dopey ? Becky Blan
ton. These little girls ages from 8
to 10 did their parts remarkably well
and were congratulated on being
able to speak on the "Mike" with
tuch ease and polae.
During thg social period which
preceded the business meeting the
hostess was assisted in serving a
party plate carrying out the autumn
motif in salad, sandwiches and
swpet course Which was. served
with Russian tea.
Mrs. B. N. Barnes, president, con
ducted the business. The following
roster of officers were presented by
?he nominating committee: Presi
dent: Mrs. N. F. McGii:: Vice presi
dent, Mrs- H. R. Neisler; Secretary:
Mrs. C F. Thomasson.
Mrs. I G. Patterson, ' book chair
man, called for the iist of books
? hat were to be entered In the club
this year Twelve books were voted
on. ' i
Mrs J. F Artthonv. Mr* .T. L Mo
GjJl, Mrs W. 1-. Press) y, M-s R D.
Goforth, Mrs. J. B. Simpson and
Miss.Ava Ware?were invited guests.
Mrs. R.ll/Webb~
Entertains Club
Members and guests of the Tues-'
day Afternoon Bridge C'ub were en
tertained this week at ;he horfte of
Mrs. R. H. Webb.
The home was tastefully decorat
ed with fall flowers.
At the end of four progressions
Mrs. C. D. Blanton received high
MHire prize.
The hostess served a <Mlad course
With coffee. Mrs. C. D Blanton. Mrs
J S. Evans and Mrs. W. L. Ramseur
were invited guests
J.R. Davis Birthday
Noted With Dinner
Mr. J. R. Davis was the inspiration I
of a tempting dinner given Sunday
as a- surprise on his birthday, anni
versary at his home.
When he came from church, he
found the following brothers, sis
ters, and nieces gathered to help
celebrate his birthday: Mr. and Mrs.
Cliff Davis and daughter, Georgia,
Mr. and Mrs.t J. R. DeLoach, Fran
ces and Bobby DeLoach, Mr. and
Mrs. Byron Davfs, Paul Davis, Mr.
and Mrs. L. C. Davis, Pat Davis, Mr.
and Mrs. Lander Putnain, oil of
Earl, Dr. and Mrs, Wyan Washburn,
David and Paul Washburn, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred McBrayer, Phillip Mc
Brayer, of Shelby, Miss Marie Davis
of Gastonia and MJus Alberta Davjs
, of Washington, D. C.
{ Covered dishes were brought ?by
the guests and a sumptuous repast
enjoyed.
i Mrs. John DeLoach, a sister, L. C.
Dayis, a brother, and Mrs. Fred Mc
Brayer, a niece, shared honors as
their birthdays were in the past
week. - -
Mrs. C. T. Carpenter. Jr.
Fetes Contract Club
Members .of the "Contract Club
were entertained Tuesday afternoon
when -Mrs: C. T. Carpenter, Jr., was
hosiess. Roses were u.?<ed in ap
pointing the rooms, and a tempting
refreshment plate was served the
members and one invited guest, Mrs.
Sam Stagings.
When rhe afternoon games were
comple;^d and score.s oourred, Mrs.
Sam S.aiiings was awarded h*igh
score gift. Mrs. Tolly Shuford re
ceiving the second high gift.
Miss Marilynn Biggers
To ? Be Honored
The following invitations were is
sued this week:
Mrs. Paul Mauney Neisler, junior
requests the pleasure of your
company
Saturday afternoon, the eighth of
October
from five until six o'clock
Kingv Mountain Country Club
Tn honor of'
Miss Marilynn Sue Biggers
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Social Calendar
Friday ?
7:30 ? The Social Club will meet with ]
Mrs. J. E. Anthony at her home
on North Piedmont avenue.
Saturday
8:00 ? Club Night at the Kings Moun
tain Country Club. Dinner,
dancing, and bridge.
Monday
3:30? -Circle No. 1 of the Methodist
church meets with Mrs. Claud
Ware.
3:30 ? Circle No. 5 of the Presbyteri
an church meets -wkh Mrs.
Banks Barber.
.7:30 ? Circle No. 5 of the Methodist
church meets with Mrs. C. L.
Fulton.
7:30 ? Monthly meeting of the Jun
ior Woman's club will be held
in the ciub house with Mes
dames John Rudisell, Don Par
ker and B. A. Murray as host
eses.
7:30 ? Miss Elizabeth Anthony will
entertain the Erskine Alumnae
at her home on Piedmont av
enue. ? .
8:00 ? Circle 'No. 4 of the Methodist
church meets with Mrs. W, R.
' Tuesday ~
3:00 ? Mi's. H. S. ftlackmer will en
tertain the Tuesday Bridge
Club at the Country Club.
' 3:00 ? Entre-Nous club meets with
. Mrs. B. S. Neill at her home
on West Gold street.
? 7:30 ? Queen of Clubs meets with
I , Mists Louann Herndon, at the
home of Mrs. J. B. Simpson.
<7:30 ? Mrs, L. P. Baker will be hos
- tesis to the Home Arts Cluh at
her home on North Piedmont
avenue.
7:30 ? Euzelian class of the First
Baptist church will meet with
Mrs. Tim Hord.
7:30 ? Circle No. 3 of th? Methodist
church meets with Miss Grace
Davis with Miss Lola Clark as
co- hostess.
Wednesday
3:30? -Miss Edith Hambrieht will he
hostess to the DAR's at the
Woman's Club house.
Thursday
2:30 ? The Ace of Clubs meets with
Mrs. H. E. Lynch at her home
on East Ridge street.
7:30 ? The Social Club wjll meet
with Mrs. L. P. Baker at her
home on North Piedmont Ave.
Friday
8:00 ? Dr. and Mrs. D. F. Hord will
. entertain the Hi-Lo bridge
club at their home on Gaston
street.
The Harrv Pace*; Hosts
To Clover Leaf Club
j A beautifully appointed dinner;
bridge wa^> given by Mrs. Harry
Page at her home Tuesday evening !
| when she entertained rr\embers of i
the Clover Leaf bridge club.
The home was especially pretty]
for the occasion with beautiful flor- 1
a! arrangements of fall flowers. Co
vers were laid when the guests ar-t
rived. Each table was centered with
a miniature vase of colorful nas- ;
turtiums. A seafood platter with all
accessories was served.
Tables were rearranged for bridge. ;
After several interesting progres
sions, high score award was pre- j
sented Mrs. Arnold Kiser. H. R. Neis
ler recefved high score for the men.
Erskine Alumnae
To Meet Monday
Erskine Alumnae Association will
meet at the home of Miss Elizabeth
Anthony, Monday, October 3, at 7:30
p.m. . . ' i.
The topic for the program wiH be: ;|
"Women in the Limelight.",
Birth Announcements
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rand ail an
nounce the birth of a ,$oin Roger
Darrill, Monday, September 26, in '
the Shelby hospital.
Mr. and. Mrs. Everette Carlton an
nounce the birth of a daughter, De
borah Louise, Saturday, September
24, in the Shelby hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Milton Fryer an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Phyllis, Wednesday, September 28,
in the Gaston Memorial hospital.
RALLY DAY
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Next week its National Employ
the Physically Handicapped Week,
and the Kings Mountain office of,
the Employment Security commis
sion is participating by calling at
tention to the nation wide effort to
provide employment for the disab
led.
Mrs. Mary B. Goforth, head of the
Kings Mountain office, reports there
are 21 physically handicapped work
ers now registered with the local
employment office. Ten of this num.
ber are veterans of World War H.
Some of the 21 are already is train
ing for productive work, and the ma
jority are productive workers who !
are employed when local textile
plants are in full operation, Mrs.
Goforth reported. A few of the work- j
era de^'nitely need assistance in job j
placement, Mrs. Goforth added.
Purposes of NEPH week are:
< 1 K Promote full public under
standing of the problems faced by ;
handicapped workers. ? v.j
(2) To promote employer accept
ance of men and won.en with phy-'i
steal impairment* as aoie, -produc
tive workers in joo^ lor vvnicn iney
are qualified by experience; aptitude
and training. j
* J) To promote full undemanding
by handicapped v. jfkw* and em- j
pioyersof service available througn
the local office* of the State Em
ployment Service and tneir Veterans
Employment Representative, the
State Offices of Vocational RenabiJi- ;
tation and the Ofi.ces ol <h? Ve^er- J
ans Administration.
04) to prom<Mt job opportunities
and continual employment for the
coramunit^-s' handicapped workers. 1
t.5) I'o encourage employers to
list <htrir job openings with local
offices of State Employment Agen
cies in order to widen the job choice
lor i.andicapped workers registered
for employment.
(6) To encourage handicapped
workers who need rehabilitation to
take advantage of the services a
vailable which include physical res
toration, guidance, and training.
"Ability counts, not disability,''
Mrs. Goforth pointed out.
Pearson Appointed
To Weather Bureau
Robert C. Pearson, 22, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert T. Pearson of 117
Oriental avenue, Kings Mountain,
has accepted appointment to the U.
S. Weather Bureau.
. A former Army Air Force soldier,
Mr. Pearson was in Kings Mountain
last Weekend and made the an
nouncement. He was discharged
from the service on August 15 after
a three-year hitch, during which
time he served a year in Greenland.
Mr. Pearson will be stationed at
the weather outpost between the ar
Officials
tic (north) pole and the magnetic
north pole. He will be a radio oper
ator technician.
He is a graduate of Kings Moun- (
tain high school, class of 1946.
He left for Washington Wednes
day for training for the job and is
expecting to leave the United Sta
tes sometime in October.
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