Miss Payne Honored
At Breakfast
Mrs. Walter Harmon and Miss
Louann Herndon delightfully en
tertained at a wedding breakfast
Saturday morning at the New
South as a special courtesy to
Miss Frances Payne who was
married to Ted Ramsey at 5:30
In the Presbyterian churoh.
The central decoration of the
table was a bowl of snapdragons.
A delicious three course breakfast
was served the honoree, Miss Pay
ne, her mother, Mrs. W. H. Payne,
Miss Betty Lynch, Miss Carolyn
Kincaid, Bessemer, City Mrs. Da
vid Neill, Misses Nancy ant' Bet
ty Carroll, Asheboro, Miss Jo Culp,
Miss Pat Harris and Mrs. J. L.
Ramsey.
Miss Payne presented her
bridesmaids white horse hair
braid hats which they wore in the
wedding, Rhinestone bracelets to
Miss Culp, organist and Miss Har
ris, vocalist The hostesses pre
sented Miss Payne a corsage of
white split carnations upon her
arrival, also china in her chosen
pattern.
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Tiny Tots Circus At
Park Grac*. School -
The Tiny Tots circus v; ill arrive
In town Friday night, May 19, at
7:30 at the Park Grace school.
The "performers" will be the
?children of the primary depart
ment of the school. There is lots
of fun for all, so come and enjoy
Jt.
Admission 10c and 25c,
Bridge Party At
Stanton Home
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Stanton en- i
I tertained with three tables of t
I bridge Saturday evening.
The home was decorated with
) giant poppies and double larks- ?
j pur. Upon arrival guests were
j served a dessert course with
! punch.
At the close of five progres
sions, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Finger j
were holders of couples high j
score, and Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Fryer received couples consola
tion prize. .
Couples other than the above !
mentioned enjoying this hospital- j
ity were Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stan
dings, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Thorn -
asson, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Howard of Gastonia.
Mrs. David Neill
Fetes Queen of Clubs
Mrs. David Neiil was hostess
on Tuesday night when her
guests were" members of the;
Queen of Clubs, Mrs. C. A. Gofor
th, Jr., and Mrs. Red Morrison, j
Mrs Henry Netsler was wel- j
a new member of the'
. club'
At the conclusion of the pro
gressions the following were pre
sented prizes for the evening.
High score was presented to Miss
Louann Hernon, low score to Mrs. ;
Robert Neill.
The hostess served London
Mist, cookies and nuts.
Couple Feted At
Cake Cutting
Last Thursday night prior to
the Kimbrell -Spake rehearsal
Mis. Pauline Thrift. Mrs. Uav.u
Burton and Mrs. Frank Rippey i
entertained me rh berg of the wed
ding party, the members of the
two immediate families and a
few close friends at a cake cut
ting at the home of Mrs. Thrift. .
Lovely arrangements of roses
were used throughout the home.
The dining room table was cov
ered with a snowy white cloth.
The bride's cake, a beautiful cre
ation in three tiers topped with a
miniature bride and groom, was
in the center of the table. On one
end of the table a punch bowl
nestled in a bed of roses and fern.
On the other end of the table were
compotes of mints and nuts.
White ribbon encircled the table.
On each corner were bows of rib
bon and fern. Punch was served
by Mrs. J. W. Phillip. After the
bride and groom had cut the tra- j
ditional first piece, the cake was
cut and served by Mrs. Luco Jen
kins.
Pictures were made of the hap- 'j
py couple before they left for the
rehearsal.
W. M. S Met With
Mrs. George White
The monthly meeting of the
W. M. S. .of the Second Baptist
church was held Monday night j
in the home of Mrs. George
White. Nine members were pres
ent.
Mrs. Marvin Wright gave the
devotional. Mrs. S. O. Kirby, Mrs.
T. W. Ledford and Mrs. T. F. Ware
gave the program in the form of
a playlet, "Radio In Missions."
Mrs. White assisted by Miss'
Ethel Hinson served refresh - 1
ments. The June meeting will be [
with Mrs. Marvin Wright.
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Personals
_ ?, i i
Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Ware of j
Wilmington were Kings Moun
tain visitors during the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. J B. Keeter re
turned Saturday from Miami, |
Kia., where they Attended the In
ternationa] Kiwanis convention.
Mr. and Mrs. Tolly Shuford and
children were guests in Durham
over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Billie Weir and]
young son of Charlotte were Sun
day visitor in Kings Mountain.
Mrs. Essie Goforth and Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Patterson spent Sun
day in Kannapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. Lamonte Benson
and son, Larry, of Kannapolis
were Sunday guests of his par
ents, V- and Mis. L. L. Benson, j
Mrs. Lula M. fceclesture of Gas
ton ia spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. B. O. Weaver
Mrs. H. S. Blackmer, Mr.s. Nell
Patrick, Mrs. O. C O'Farrel! and
James O'Farrel! spent Sunday at i
Chimney Rock.
R. G. Plonk, senior at Carolina,
spent the weekend with his par- .
enW, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Plonk.
Miss Clara Plonk of New York
City is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. S. "Plonk.
Mrs. C. F. McRhea and daugh- i
ter of Burnsville were guests of
Mrs. E. L. Campbell over the j
weekend
Lieut, and Mrs. James Mercer i
of Columbia will spend the week j
end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. R. G. Plonk.
Hugh Baliard and ilrfl D. Ward .
, have returned from Southern '
Pin?ss where they attended the
Shriners convention.
Mr. and Mrs, Jed Wilson, of ]
Clifton Forge, Va., Mr. and Mrs. I
Fred England of Greenville, Miss, j
are visiting Mrs. J. M. Garrison, j
Mrs. S. A. Lowery is going to
Blaekvillc, S C., Tuesday to visit,
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Peoples.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Beam of^ Bes- .
semer City were Sunday dinner;
guests of their son, Ben F. Beam
and family.
Bill Throneburg and roommate ;
Don Anderson, of Wisconsin, stu
dents at State College, Raleigh,
were weekend guests of Mrs. Y.
F. Throneburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ashe of At- i
lanta, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
L. B. Ashe and Mr. and Mrs. Bro
das Herndon.
^ir. and Mrs. Grady King
spent Sunday in Lancaster with
Mrs. G.'T. King. '
Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Ruth visi- ,
ted their parents in Salisbury |
and Moeksvile Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beam were
Sunday guests of Mr. Beam's mo
ther, Mrs. John Beam in Ruther
fordton.
Miss Charlotte Jenkins of Ca
tawba College spent the week
end with her parents, Mr. and ;
Mrs. Andrew Jenkins.
Mr. ahd Mrs. Rufus McGill of j
Salisbury spent the weekend with
relatives in Kings Mountain.
Mr. and Mrs. H.' M. Dulin and
daughters, Ann and Tentie, of
Waynesville, Mr. -'and Mrs. J. H. !
Hudson and Mrs. J. H. Scarborou
gh were weekend guests of Mrs.
W. L. Fortune.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnson Mr; and Mrs. A, IT Patterson,,
and children of Washington will Mr. and Mrs. C. K Warlick, Hun*,
arrive this weekend for a visit ' tor and Johnnie Warllek were
witli Mrs Johnson's brother, Hoi- Sunday guests (if Mr and Mrs. J.,
land Dixon, and other relatives. C. Smather*! of Charlotte. They
-.? *.. .spent the day at the Red Fez Club
? . ? 0 ? ? ' {on the. Catawba River.
Sunday guests 6f Mr. and Mrs.
B. O. Weaver were Mr. and Mrs.
J D Hambright, Miss Prat, Gean ! Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hile and
and Joan Hambright of Clover, children, Miss Eva l'lonk of Char
Mr and Mrs. S. C. Griffin, Steave lone, Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Hager
and Gene Griffin of Newberry, S. and children of Hickory visited
C., Mr. and Mrs Warren Roberts Mrs. R. S. Plonk and family Sun-. i
of Gastonia day.
Diluiei inuvpis of Mr. and Mrs.
W. G. I! unties Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs. W.. I- Carroll and daugh-,
tor of Asheboro. Mrs. W. B. Ishtey ?
and daughters of Raleigh, Mrs.
Abie Martin.. Robbie Martin,
and Mrs. Conrad Hughes. Other
guests for the afternoon included
Mrs. Phillip Baker. Mary Kllen
Baker. Mr. and Mr.s Gordon
Hughes and Dr. Robert Baker.
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