UBS. Pi D> Herndon. Editor
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Entre-Nous Club Met
With Mrs. B, S. Neill
Mrs. B. S. Neill was hostess
Tuesday afternoon at bridge,
her guests being member* of the
Entre-Nous Club.
Lovely spring flowers accent*
?d the appointments in the living
room where two tables were Ar
ranged for an afternoon of
bridge. Prior to the games a des
sert course was served.
Mrs. Nelll's prize* went to Mrs.
O. O. Jackson and Mrs. H. C. Ma
yes, high and second high respec
tively.
Ci
e Crowd At
Night
Saturday night was regular
monthly club night at the Coun
try Club.
Dinner served buffet style, fea
tured baked ham, barbecued
chicken end delicious accessori
es with lemon cake for dessert
was enfc?j?4 csowi. _i
Following dinner bridge end
other entertainments were
pastime of the evening.
Bridge prizes went to Mrs.
ly Shuford, high, and Mrs.
Williams, second high.
the
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Automatic Coin and
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picture iteady and
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Here's I television screen Urge
enough for the whole flu. '>/
(ind friends as welt) to enjoy.
And it's priced foe the family
budget, too! It's complete with
?II the many feature* that are
making Motorola THE televi
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PLUS stunning cabinet of beau
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MARLOWE'S
CENTER SERVICE
Study Club Meets
At Crook Hoiw|
The attractive new home at
Mrs, W. K. Crook w?t the very
personification of spring with de
coration# of Jonquils, hyacinths
and other spring flowers on Tues
day night when members of the
Home Arts Club and guests were
entertained at a delight ful mMtt
the beginning of the party
the hostess was assisted in serv
ing creamed chicken in , pattl
shells, tomato aspic with tempt
ing accessories and coffee, fol
lowed with a dessert course oon
?Mfag o< individual CMMMt
tarts and whipped cream. .
H?e president, Mrs. Fred Plonk,
presided over the business. JWU
was called and n?im*es of the
previous meeting read and adopt -
Mrs. George Moss, program
leader, presented Mrs. J. E. Hern
don who returned recently from a
trip to Cuba, with a store of
knowledge and experience wor
thy to me envied, not only de
lighted but fascinated the mem
bers of the club with a talk on
customs; traditions and business
life of Cuba. Pictures of impor
tant buildings, churches, etc were
passed around for all to
Mrs. Harold Crawford and Mrs.
Etle Powers delighted the club by
singing, "When Irish Eyes are
Smiling."
Covered Dish?
Supper March 17
Friday night, March 17, will be
the annual covered dish supper
at the Woman's Club.
Husbands of the members will
be special guests for this meeting
'A' program of unusual interest
is being arranged by Mrs W. *Ti
Weir, Mrs. P. E. Hendricks and
Mrs. F. M. Fryer.
Mrs. Jacob Mauney, president
asks that all members be making
plans to attend.
D. M. Peeler's Hosts^
To Couples Club
Members of the Couples Club
met Friday night at the home of
Mr. and Mra D. M. Peeler.
Lovely bouquets of jonquils
and other cut flowers added to
the charm of the Peeler home.
Bridge was played progressive
ly with high score trophies going
to Mrs. C. F. Thomasson, Jr., and
Bobble Suber.
A delicious dessert course con
sisting of rtrawberry shortcake
and coffee was served.
Only club members were pres
ent for the social oocasion.
Ace Of Clubs Meet
At Mauney Home
Mrs. W. K. Mauney, Jr., was
charming hostess Thursday aft
ernoon at her home on East Gold
street her guests being members
of the Ace of Clubst.
Sprays of flowering peach and
Jonquils were used to decorate
the living room where tables
were placed for bridge.
A dessert course with coffee
was served before the progres
sions. Colas and nuts were serv
ed during the games.
High soore winners for the aft
ernoon was Mrs. J. M. Cooper,
Mrs. W. R. Craig was runner-up
for second high.
Social llii
Friday
7.00 ? The Margrace Woman s
Club will meet at the club
bouse.
7:00? W. O. W. Circle meets In
<he Woodmen's Hall.
7:00? The. Girl Scouts JulMMji
Low Birthday party at the
Woman's Club House.
8:00 ? Bid any Bye Club meets
with Mrs. George House*.
2 :30 ? Duplicate Bridge club ,
meets wkh Mis. Paul Nets- 1
ler. I
7:30 (Presbyterian Women o f the ,
Church meet et the church.
7:30 ? Lutheran Women of the:
Church will have their quar |
teriy moixmjt in *h* recie
atlon room of the church.
3:00 ? Contract Bridge Club me^ts
with Mrs. Amos Dean. ?
|8:00 ? Twin-Table Bridge Club
meets with Mm. O. W. My.
era.
Wednesday
1:30 ? Sixth of a series of bridge
lessons will be taught by
Stan Ozerwerthlnskl at the'
Country Club.
3:00 ? P. T. A. a; West school
meets. Mrs. Jarred will be
guest speaker and also play
her accordion.
Thursday
2:30 ? Ace of Club bridge club
meets with Mrs W. L. Mau
ney.
7:30 ? Tally-Ho bridge club meets
with Mrs. W. O. Ruddock.
Friday
! 8:00 ? Couples bridge club
meets with Mr. and Mrs. S.
K. Suber, Jr.
'8:00 ? Hi-Lo bridge club meets
with Dr. and Mrs. D. F.
Hoed.
Two Are Hostesses
Junior Woman's Club
The Junior Woman's Club met
Monday night March 6, at the
home of Mrs. Rowell Lane with
Mrs. G. C. Yelton as co-hosteas. j
Mara. Craig Palls, president, pre
sided. Officers were elected
for the coming year: president.
Miss Helen Ramsey; vice-presi
dent, Mrs. Sam Weir; Secretary,
and tre^'urer, Mrs. Rufos O&tes;
corresponding secretary, Mint Di
ana Gamble; recording secretary
Mrs. Rowel 1 Lane. .
The dub was delighted to have
their senior sponsor, Mrs. Au
brey Mauney, meet with them.
She offered new ideas and sug
gestions for the future club work
and urged the members to send
delegates to the Federation meet
ing In Raleigh next month. ,
Mrs. Falls, retiring president,!
gave a summary of the work ac
complished this year.
The program was an Open dis- .
cuaadon of the general work of
the Junior Woman's club.
During the social hour the hos
tesses serve ? a sweet course with
coffee. t
Miss Teague
Dinner Hostess
Miss Lula Mae Teague enter
tained with a delicious steak din
ner ?t her home Friday night
Those enjoying the hospitality
were Mr. and Mrs. John West of
Charlotte, and Herskel Seagle of
Hickory.
... for early spring, for Easter, for cool
days and nights after Easter!
. . . your choice of color, style and fabric.
All sizes ...
P. S. ? New Shipment of Spring Toppers just
arrived.
Mrs. Phillip Padgett j
Fetees Garden Club
Hnntol of til* King* Moun
tain Gvrden Club voted to spon
sor ? project oi planting viog
wood Tee.-) in the cky, at the
meeting Wednesday when Mrs.
Phillip Padgett entertained the
club at the Country Club.
One huodrea and thirty dog
wood tree* have already been
?oiid. The club, urfl^r the leader
ship of Mrs. Hunter Nelsler, has
arranged with nurserymen to
plant the tree* at small cost. Any
one interested in securing trees
la asked to contact Mrs. Nelsler
cr any club member.
The Kings Mountain Garden
Club voted to Inaugurate Garden
Week, the daite to be announced !
.Mter. ?Ourli^. Garden. W.e*k, cbibJ
members will place flower ar
rangements in the Public Library
and will sponsor a lecture by a
prominent Garden Club authority
to which the public will be in
vited. Club' memebrs iLso voted
to Join the State Federation of
Garden Clubs. A contribution was
made to the Red Cross by the
club.
Following the business, 'Color
In the Yard," was the subject of
a delightful discussion led by
Mra. H. C. Mayes. Annuals, bi
ennials and perennials were dis
cussed as to color effects, con
trasts, and groupings in borders.
Backgrounds, plantings, and gar
den design were also points that
Mrs- Mayes Illustrated with at
tractive posters.
The club room waa a veritable
fairyland with numerous arran
gements and specimen flowers.
One lovely arrangement was ,
pefech blossoms combined with
blue hyacinths in a pink and ;
blue shell-haped bowl. Another !
arrangement was crab apple
bktsoma with red tulips in an
oblong green container.
During the social hour a de
licious salad course with acces
sories was served.
Circle Meetings
Piastoytasioi
Circle 2 met Monday night
at the home of the chairman,
Mrs. fi. H. Webb.
Mrs. P. D. Patrick gave the de
votional from John.
The yearly report of the circle
was given by Mrs. W. B. Thom
son.
Mrs. P. D. Patrick explained
and discussed the program that
has been set up in the church
this year.
fcaevelf members were present
After the business meeting a
social half hour was enjoyed.
The hostess served a sweat cour
Circle 3 met Monday night
with Mrs. H. L. Campbell.
In the absence of the chairman,
the meeting waa presided over
by Mrs. E. A. Harrlll, who open
ed the meeting with prayer.
Ten member responded to roll
call.
- The devotional waa given by
Mr* fi. K. Lynch from John 21,
seres* tng the Symbolic, signs.
Mrs. J. S. iwana made a very
helpful talk on "Recipe for Hap
piness."
The meeting waa cloeed with
prayer.
During the social hour refresh
ment* were served carrying out
the Saint Patrick colors in nap
kins and dealer* course.
? ? ?
Circle four met with Mrs, Har
ry Page. Mrs. O. W. Myers gave
the BiMe la?on from John.
During the buMneaa it waa vo
ted to give two Altar clothes to
the church.
Eleven members were present.
After the Mtelnew a social half
bour waa enjoyed during which
time Ice cream in coca -cola
ciKi* ?Mt with 1Cml
Charles ballard.
The Btbl? leseon was given by
Mrs. K. M.
* conducted the
Circle No. 2 of fee Central Me
thodist church met Monday night
at the hoxn? o t Mm. H. C. Maya*
with twelve ?members and one
vMtor pceeet*.
tin. Ben beam led the devo
tional and also read a poem,
"Love." |
Mm. G, F. Lattlmor* ch?irmaa
presiding, asked for the ..secre
tary's report and performance
chart. Mrs. C. J. Gauit save the
treasurer's report for the j rear.
Mat Jay Patterson assisted by
Mn, Carl Howard
pertains D. A. R.
Mrs, Girl Howard. Tlssetinsi
City. delightfully entertained the
IKaia bright chape* of thZnxSti
Hermans Move Into
Ptejrton Apartments
^fr. And Mm. O. Leonard Har
man and three weeks cld aon
Stovie, pf Morgan ton, have mov
ed Into the Pa rt on Apartment on
East King street.
Mr. Herman la manager of The
Eagle Ten Cent Store. . .
Birth Announcements
Mr. and Mm. M. B. Flowers an
nounce the birth of a ?on, Wed
nesday, March 1, Shelby hospital
Value* to 314.95 ? rises 10 to SO, including sonw hall-siM*
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