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MRS. P. D. HERNDON, Editor
PHONE 167
Study. Course
Tuesday 4 P. M.
The women of the Central Me
thodist church and St. Matthew's
Lutheran church will hold a com
1)1 ned Study Course on "Mission*"
In the Lutheran church Tuesday
January 31, beginning at four
o'clock.
A covered dish supper will be
held at jrix o'clock.
The second session of study
will Hollow th supper.
Mrs. Paul Hendricks is Mission
study chairman for the Methodist!
and Mrs. Rufus Plonk, mission .
study chairman of the Lutheran I
church.
The book for study is "Missions
at the Grass Roots" ? Shiver. Me-'
thodlst ladles tearing the discus
sion will be Mrs. V/..R. Craig, Mrs.
David Hamrlck and Mrs. Boyer
Murray. Lutherans- ?dU include.
Mrs. W. H. Stender, Mrs. L. P. Ba
ker, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Simp
son, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Bridges. ,
Devotional* will be led by Mrs.
C. A. Butterworth and Mrs. J. H. |
Patterson.
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Telephone 325- W
Mrs. W. W. Tolleson
Hostess At Bridge
Mrs. W. W. Tollesou was hos
tess to members of the Entre
Nous bridge club Tuesday at her
home In Crescent Hills. Colorful
Japonica* ana >ehoLT'B91?s were
displayed in beautiful bouquets
throughout the home. Several
tables were arranged for the
bridge session.
On arrival of guests covers were
laid and Mrs. Tolleson served, a
delicious salad course, cake and
coffee. Between progressions .??
bridge iced colas were served to
refresh the guests.
Mrs. Clyde Kerns was recipient
of the high score award with Mrs.
H. L. Campbell receiving second
-Mgh award.
Mrs. J. C. McKinney and Mrs.
M: H. Blser were invited guests of
the hostess
Mrs. Ramseur Fetes
Tuesday Bridge Club
Mrs. W. L. Ramseur delight
fully entertained members of the
Tuesday bridge club and three
additional guests, Mrs. L. Arnold
Kiser, Mrs. Amos Dean and Mrs.
Jim Smith at her home Tue^ay
afternoon.
Taibles were assembled for play
In the living room which was de
corated with a variety of spring
flowers. t
During the afternoon a saiad
course was served with dainty
accessories.
When tallies were compared it
was revealed Mrs. J. A. Neisler
held high score for the afternoon.
Mrs. Hal Plonk
Bridge Hostess
Mrs. George W. Mauney scored
high, Mrs. Tolly Shuford second
high for club members, and Mrs.
W. B. Thomson scored high for
guests, Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Hal Plonk when she
entertained meipbets of
tract club and guests.
Spring flowers with yellow Jas
mine predominating were used In
the living room where guest* as
sembled for bridge.
After four progressions a sal
ad and sweet course was served.
Invited guests included Mrs.
Aubrey Mauney, Mi*. W. B.
Thomson, Mrs. Frank Hoyle, Mrs.
P. ?. Hendricks and Mrs. Ssnyre.
Mrs. Smyre.
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LINDA MOORE
Birthday Party
Honors Linda Moore
Miss Eva Moore entertained
Saturday afternoon January 21,
at her home honoring her niece,
Linda, who was celebrating her
eighth birthday anniversary.
Bingo and a number of other
games were played with 'prizes go
ing to the winner* .
The hostess served ice .cream,
cookies and the large pink and
white blrthd*?;' cake. Red Valen
titie baskets of candy yvere given
as favors.
Linda recieved a number of
useful and lovely gifts.
Guests were Janice Moore, Jean
Moore, Cathy Roberts, Barbara
Roberts, Gene Cox, Lester Cox,
Rebecca Halls, Jane Yarboro, Max
ine Hamrick, Rachel Hamrkk, Sa
die Seism Oathryn Hicks, Shirley
Seism, Cynthia Tendell, Carolyn
Moore, Ella Pearl Throneburg,
Harold . Falls, Robert Seism, Ron
nie Lovelace, Haskel Seism, and
Jerry Patterson.
I. M. Allen
Mr. I. M. Allen celebrated his
62nd birthday anniversary Sun
day. And to honor the occasion
his brother* sisters and children
gathered at his home and enjoy
ed with him a sumptuous birth
day dinner served picnic style.
Brothers present were Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Allen of Rock HIM, Mr.
and Mrs. ft. C. Allen of Shelby
:snd Mr. and Mrs. George Allen of
Kings Mountain; sisters, Mrs.
Girth Hamrick of Kings Mountain ,
and Mrs. Fred Cufvert and Mr.
Culvert of Charlotte.
Ten of the children were pres
tnt.
An airplane circled over the
house so low they out to
investigate. A number of gifts
were dropped from the pttane,
when opened, created quite a bit
of mirth.
Tea To Honor Mrs.
fohn Butler Plonk
Invitations have been issued
by Mrs. Clarence Sloan Plonk and
Mrs. Jay Hart Patterson to a tea,
Thursday, the se<Xmd of February
form 3:90 until 5:30 at the home
of tfie former, honoring Mm. John
Butler Plonk, a recent bride.
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Box Office Open 6:15
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Social Calendar
Friday
8:00? HI- Lo club meets with Mr.
and Mrs. G. E. Bridges, at
their home on Landing
"^"street.
Saturday
9:30 ?. m? Brownie SuOUt Play
Day will (be weld at the Wo.
man's Club House. -
8:00 ? Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Simpson
will be hosts to the Bid and
Bye Club at their home on
Piedmont avenue.
Monday;
7i00 ? Clover Leal bridge club
meets with Mr. and Mrs. H.
R. Neisler at their home on
Piedmont avenue.
7:30? The Gleaners Class of the
First Baptist church meets
with Mrs. Gene Hampton.
Wednesday
1:30? First of a series of bridge
lessons to be taught by Stan
Cz?*wert1nsko, at the Coun
try Cluib.
Thursday
2:30 ? Ace of Clubs will meet with
Mrs. W. R. Craig at her
home in Crescent Hills.
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JEWEL nmaE SHORT
Jewell Pinkie Short
Honored At Party
Mr. And Mr*. Ector Short enter
tained Saturday afternoon at
their home on Eaat King street
in honor of the tfixth birfhd ay an
niversary of their daughter. Jew
el Pinkie.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Short and Er
nestine Short assisted the hosts
in directing games and serving.
The children were Invited into
the dining room. The tattle was
decora Wd w*th pink and white
carnations and pink candles. Hie
pink and white color scheme was
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a too observed In the birthday ;
cake and refreshments. Favors
were given each of the children.
Jewel received many lovely
gifts which sfhe opened at this
time.
Guests included Grace Conner,
Vinelle Phillips, Glinda Stroupe,
Carolyn* Oellinger^ Eraokie? Glad, .
den, Ton! Fay Jones, Ann Jones,
Amelia Lou Kiser, Linda Bennott,
Guyann Henderson, Sallie Logan,
Doris Thomasson, Gertrude Pear
son, Sherry Thomasson, Doris
Tate, Shirley Tate, Ellen Short,
Ernest Short, Linda and Bread a
Gordon, Patricia Short, Sue Jane
Barrett, Martha Ann Beal, Mike
Ballard, Jimmle Smith, Neal Ben
nett, Jimroie tones, BllHe Jenkins,
Buck Henderson, Jlmmie Short,
Barry Short and Ector Short, Jr.
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