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MRS. P. D. HERNDON. Editor
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Gala Parties At
Country Club
Two gala events were enjoyed
by members of the Country Club
at the club house last week. On
Thursday night a large and en*
thusiastlc crowd played bridge
?jytf canasrta. Brldire prizes went
to Mrs. P. D. Herndon and Mrs. K.
M. Heavner. George Mauney and
Hugh Ormand received the priz
es In canasta. Refreshments were
enjoyed alter the games.
Special club night on Friday
flight featured turkey buffet din
ner at oigth o'clock followed with
square and round dancing.
Frank Trevwthen and his string
band furnished the music. George
Hook was in charge of arange
ments. ??'."w'
Weiner Roast At
Maun**/ Home
The Youbg Adult Class of the
Presbyterian church enjoyed a
weiner roast and hamburger din
ner at the home of their teacher,
Mrs. Paul Mauney on Tuesday
night.
'After the dinner various games
were the pastime of the evening.
Baptist Women To
Meet Thursday
The first meeting of the Kings
Mountain Association Federation
of Business Woman's Circles will
be held on March 9 at the Gard
ner -Webib Memorial Building.
This will 'be a dinner beginning
at t p. m.
The speaker for this meeting
will be Miss Willie Kate Baldwin,
a returned missionary and at
present dean of girls at G. W. C.
Her topic will be "Workers Toge
ther with God." This will be es
pecially interesting since she
will tell many o< her experiences
as a missionary In ^Nigeria.
. Special music will he given by
the Gardner-Webb Music 'Depart
ment
Aii members ot the Business
Woman's circles In the Kings
Mountain Association are urged
to attend.
Contract Club With
Mrs. C. T. Carpenter
Mrs. C. T. Carpenter, Jr., was
hostess Tuesday afternoon! to
members of the Contract Club. '
Giant Jonquils added a note of
color in the living room where
tables were assembled for bridge.
When scores were compared
Mrs. >Hal Plonk was awarded the
high score gift. Mrs. H. M. Heav
ner was presented a gift for win
ning second high.
When cards were laid aside the
-hostess served a frozen fruit sal
ad with pasty accessories. A
sweet course was passed.
Only club members were pres
ent for the social occasion.
Two Are Hostesses
At Class Meeting
The Gleaners Class of the First
Baptist church met Monday
night at the home of Mrs. Ray
Kirby with Mrs. Earl Ledford as
co- hostess.
Mrs. Roweh lane was in char
ge of the business, reports wore
given by the' group captains.
An auction sale was held, the
proceeds to go to the class build
ing fund.
A delicious dessert course was
served to the 19 members pres
ent during the social hour Which
closed the meeting.
P. T. A. Meets At
Park-Grace School
The Jack and Jill Kindergarten
class presented the program for
the P. T. A. meeting Thursday
night a Park-Gracp school. Very
clever dancing and skits were per
formed by the class and enjoyed
by those present .
The first and sixth grades tied
in parent attendance. Mrs. Nev
ette Hughes, Mrs Grady Jthea
and Mrs Harold Dover were ap
pointed 'on the nominating com
mittee.
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Social Calendar
Friday
7:30 ? Benefit bridge, rook and ca
nasta party Woman's club.
8 until 13? Square dance Ameri
can Legion building, East
Gold street.
8:00 ? Couples Club meets "with
..V Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Peeler.
Saturday
8:00? Club night at King* Moun
tain Country Club, dinner,
dancing and bridge
Monday
3:30? General meeting of W. M.
S. of First Baptist church.
3 :30? Circle 5 of the Presbyterian
church meets with Mrs. J.
C. Thomson.
7:00? Circle 1 will have a cover
ed dish supper ax the hoice
of Mr*. J. C. Nick lea
7:30 ? Circle 2 meets with Mrs. R.
H. Webb.
8:00 ? Circle 3 meets with Mrs.
H. Lf Campbell.
8:00 ? Circle 4 meets with Mrs.
Harry Page.
8:00 ? Training Sircle meets with
Mrs.-Charles Ballard.
Tuesday
2:30 ? Entre-Nous Bridge Club
meets with Mrs. 8. S. Neill.
7:30 ? Queen of Clubs meets with
Miss Frances Payne.
7:30 ? Circle 3 of Central Metho
dist church meets with Mrs.
Boyer Murray. There will be
an auction sale held at this
meeting.
8:00? (Home Arts Club meets with
Mrs. W. K. Orook.
Wednesday
1:30 ? Fifth ot a series of bridge
lessons will be taught by
Stan Czerwertlnskl at the
Country Club.
3:00? DAR meets with Mrs. Carl
Howard In Bessemer City.
3:30? Kings Mountain Garden
Club meets with Mrs. Phil*
lip Padgett. Mrs. H. C. Ma
yes will be in charge of the
the program.
Thursday
7:30 ? Tally- Ho bridge club meets
with Miss Marion Arthur.
3:00? ^Fortnighters Club meets
with Mrs. C. T>. Blanton.
7:30? Social Clirt> meets with
Mrs. W. W. Tolleson.
8:00 ? Hi -to bridge club meets
with Or. and Mrs. Dv P. I
Hoid.
Mrs. P. D. Herndon
Fetes Bridge Club
Entertaining in the private
dining room of the Country Club
Tuesday night Mrs. P. D. Hern
don was hostess to members of
the Twin-Tsble cluib and two in
vited guests, Mrs. W. R. Craig,
and Mrs. W. M. Moor head.
(Bowls of mixed cut flowers in
harmonizing spring shades were
used for decorations.
Bridge was played during the
evening' and between progres
sions the hostess was assisted in
serving a salad plate with coffee.
Mrs. O. W. Myers received a
trophy as high scorer for the ev
ening. Each lady was presented
a novelty gift by the hostess for
the splendid playing during the
evening. '
Circle Meets With
Mrs. W. L. Pressly
Frances Hamilton Circle of the
AJRP church met Tuesday night ,
at the home of Mrs. W. L. Pressly j
with Mrs. Giles Cornwell as co- '
hostess.
Mrs. Eugene Steffy had prepar
ed a program on "Christian Ed
ucation." She was assisted by
Mrs Martin Harmon, Mrs. Wen
dell iPhifer and Mrs. Garrison Go
forth.
This is the" year for the circle
change plans were discussed. The
circle in appreciation of the splen '
did wortc of Mrs. W. L. Pressly, !
voted to give her a 935 Life Mem
bership this fund goes to help
furnish the new building at Bon
darken.
Mrs Fat; presided. Alter the
program a social hour was enjoy
ed.
Mrs. J. O. Plonk
Fetes Book Club
clous hostess last Thursray night
her guests being members of the
Thursday Book Club, and two in- {
vited guests, Miss Peal Weathers
and Miss Mae Plonk.
A social hour was enjoyed prior
to the program and during this
time the hostess assisted by her
daughter, Mrs. Bob Lewis, of
Durham, served a supper plate
consisting of chicken ailad with
accessories and coffee. Tor des
sert Individual tarts With whip
per creakft Were passed.
Mrs. E. A. Harrill conducted the
Mr*. L. V. Baker, program lead- ]
er, presented Miss Pearl Weathers
of Shelby who showed slide* and
told in an interesting way of her
trip i |S Europe ia 1MB.
Birth Announcements
i Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Towery,
route 3* announce the birth of a
son, Thursday, February 23, Shel-f
by hoephaL
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ware an
nounce Ute birth of a daughter,
Friday, February !M, Gaston Me
morial hospital, k. ;
?I'mt. and Mrs. tlomw/ Jones,
route 3, announce the +>lrth of #
son, Saturday, February 85, Shel
by hospital.
Mr, and Mrs. Earl Grigg, route
2, announce the bfarth of a son Sat
urday, February 25, Shelby hoe
pitsi. i
Emma I. Hambright
Honored With Party
One of the highlight of the
Jack and Jill Kindergarten class
this week, was the party given
Monday morning by Mrs. Claud
Hambright honoring her daugh
ter, Emma Jane, on her sixth bir
thday.
For the occasion Emma Jane
was very chic In a green taffeta
dress and a corsage of yellow
rosebuds.
Mis. Poston, teacher told stories
and directed the party activities.
Each of the little girls was
given fancy paper nats, the boys
Jockey hats, and all were given
party whistles which added to the
merriment of the party.
A large birthday cake in yel
low, white and green topped with
six candles was "brought in and
served with ice cream.
Norma Fare, Sara Dell Hend
ricks and Carol Bamsettr were in
| vited guests of the honoree.
Miss Cobb Honored
With Shower
As a pre-nuptial compliment to
Miss Geraldine Cobb, bride-elect
of the month, Mrs. Bane Boniiam
and Mrs. M. G. Burton entertain
ed Tuesday night with a miscel
laneous shower.
Graceful arrangements of but*
tercupe were used to decorate the
living and rfinihg rooms.
On her arrival the honoree was
presented a lovely corsage by the
hostesses. t:
Numerous bridal games were
played. After the period at en
tertainment, Miss Oobb was invi
ted to go fishing. At this she was
very lucky as her line led to a
box of many beautiful and use
ful gifts.
'Delicious refreshments were
served. The guests reluctantly de
parted after, a pleasant evening
of companionship.
Birthday Party At
Woman's Club ~~
The Juliette Low birthday par
ty for all white Brownies, Girl
Scouts and leaders will be held at
the Woman's Club building Sat
urday, March 11, at 7 p. m.
The theme of the program will
be "International Friendship.".
The highlight of the program will
be the "In -gathering" of the Juli
ette pennies Each leader Is ask
ed to appoint a Juliette Low re
presentative from her troop.
During the fellowship period
games and refreshments will be
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