MRS. P. D. HERNDON. Editor PHONE 167
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ANNOUNCEMENT ? Mr. and Mrs. Abron Plato Warllck announce the
engagement of **i?ir daughter. Avis Male, to Daniel Kenneth Gill,
son of Mr. and Mr*. Daniel J. Gill of New York City and the late Mr.
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EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED
DR. D. M. MORRISON
OPTOMETRIST
IN KINGS MOUNTAIN
On Each Tuesday and
Friday Afternoons
Hour* 1 to 5 P. M.
MORRISON BUILDING
Telephone 316-J
EVENINGS BY
APPOINTMENT
IN SHELBY
Monday, Wednesday and
SATURDAY
8 A. M. to S P. M.
Tuesday and Friday
8 A. M. to 12 Noon
Royster Building
Dial 5981
FLOOR COVERINGS
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W. F. (Bill) Osborne, Special Representative
Phone 287 -W
Personals
I Mjes. Frank Sheil of Tampa J
Fla., was a weekend. guest of Mr. |
and Mr.s M. L. Harmon.
Rev. and -Mrs: P. D. Patrick re
> turned Monday from Montreat
where they spent the past sev
t eral weeks.
Mm. R. H. Lyles of Clarksville,1
Va., and Dickie Betts of South!
Hill, Va., are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. B. F. Beam.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Patterson
i were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Smathers of Charlotte.
Mrs. W. G. Grantham and Miss
Barbara Grantham are spending
'several days at Crescent Beach. I
Jack Ruth leaves Thursday (to-j
day) to resume his studies and
football practice at Davidson Col- 1
lege.
Smyre Williams, Jr., of Win
ston -Salem was a guest last week
of B T.' Wright, Jr.
Miss Nancy Nickels leaves th?S|
week for Albemarle, where she,
will be a member of the school!
faculty for the coming year.
I Mr. and Mrs. Baxter I'ayseur
arc vacationing this week ai;
! Fontana Village,. Fontana Darn.
IN.'C. On their way back they at- j
i tended the play "Unto. These
1 Hills" at Cherokee.
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Mr. Leslie McGinnis of Rich ]
mond, Va., spent several days
j last week with friend.: in Kings'
Mountain.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jackson ?
spent the weekend at Blowing
Rock. |
Mrs. Lona McGill returned (
Thursday from Bon darken
where she had spent a month. |
Miss Ina Belle Helms of Clear
water, Fla., Mrs. Frank Brown,
? o ?
Johnny Brown of Winter Haven,
Fla., Mrs. A. L. Noles and Mlss|
Vn nl?
Mae Howel, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bridges vis
ited relatives In Lenoir Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hill Lowery, Mrs.
Floyd Herndon and Miss Pinkie
Randall were Sunday guests of
1 Mr. and Mrs. J. Brown, of Liberty,1
jS. C.
(Mrs. Bud McDaniel and son,1
Jimmie, have returned from a
Visit with Mr. and Mrs. Tankers-!
ley of Louisville, Ky. They also
visited in Jeffersonville, Ind., and
other places of Interest enroute. j
Mr. and Mrs. Burch Callahan,
Jr., of Rutherfordton were Sunday
guests of Miss Doris Barrett.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harrill
and family, Mr. and Mrs. B. F.
Beam, (Margaret Ann Beam, and
Miss Margaret Harmon recently
attended the play "Unto These
Hills" at Cherokee.
Among the out-of-town guests
at the annual picriic of Central
Methodist church Friday night
were Mr. and Mrs. Lambert Ham
mond, and Tommy Hammond of
Spartanburg and Tom Harmon of
! Oxford. The honor guest was Miss
Peggy Hammond. "j
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CONVINItNT TKftMS
On The Busy Corner? Phone 62
MRS. JACKSON RAMSAUR MAUNEY
Mauney-Tolleson Vows Spoken
In Church Ceremony Saturday
Miss Betsy Louise Tolleson, on
ly daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Wilkins Tolleson, became
the bride of Jackson Bamsaur
Mauney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Mauney Saturday at twelve-thir
ty in the afternoon in Cenral Me
hodist church. Rev. J. H. Brendall
"officiated.
'Ifb^ekgffiurttPgr^Sttfr^cs, a*
gainst which cathedral tapers
burned in wrought iron candela
bras. In the fore ground was an
effective arrangement of floor
baskets of daisies. Family pews
were marked with arrangements
of daisies tied with white satin
bows.
The wedding music was pre
sented by Mrs. Aubrey Mauney,
organist, and Miss Patty Harris
of Jacksonville Fla., vocalist.
Mrs. Mauney played Theme from
"Concerto in A Minor,"' by Grieg;
"Norwegian Bridal Procession,"
by Grieg; and "Clair de Lune," by
[Debussy. Miss .Harris sang "I
Love Thee," by Grieg. "You'll
Never Walk Alone," by Rogers,
'was played durinp the ceremony.
The bridal chorus- from "Lohen
grin" was .used for the proces
sional, and the wedding march
!from 'A Midsummer Night's
Dream" for the recessional.
I The bride was gi 'en in marri
age by her father, William Wil
kins Tolleson, ~nd Paul Mauney
was his son's beat man. Ushers
were Bill Moss, Harvey Bumgard
Iner, F.arle Myers, and George Tol
leson, brother of the bride.
^ The bride wore a gown of im
ported French organdy, hand em
ibroidered. The bodice was fash
ioned with fitted midriff, and a
tiny, face framing, stand-up col- j
lar which extended in scallops in
to, the short sleeves. Scallops
formed the sweetheart neckline.
The floor lengh full skirt was
embroidered from hem line to
waist. Her finger tip length two
tiered veil of imported illusion j
fell from a coronet of seed pearls
She carried a shower oouquet of
daisies.
Miss Betty Lynch Was maid of
honor. She wore a gown of 'blue
imported Swiss organdy over blue
taffeta with fitted bodice, sweet
tit-art neckline, and full, ankle
lengh skirt, and matching organ
dy mitts. She wore a headband J
of daisies and carried an old- j
fashioned bouquet pf the same^
flowers. Bridesmaids were Missj
Nina Walton of Greensboro and
Miss Pauline Mauney, sister of
the groom. They wore pastel or- J
that of the maid of honor
carried flowers identical to hers.
The" bride's mother wore a pow
der blue crepe dress with a shoul
der corsage of pink roses, a grey
h it, and white accessories. The
groom's mother wore a blue dress
with black accessories, a winter
[white hat, and a corsage of pink
, roses.
' There was no reception. For the
wedding trip th<; bride wore a
'navy blue corded faille suit with
dusty pink accessories and a
i shoulder corsage of daisies lifted
from her bridal bouquet.
Mrs. Mauney was graduated
from Kings Mountain high school
in 1915 and received her A. B. de
'gree from Woman's College of
'the University of North Carolina
| in 1949. For the past twelve mon
ths she has been on the staff of
the Library of W. C. U. N. C.
Mr. Mauney also graduated
from Kings Mountain high school
in 1945 and attended the Univer
sity of North Carolina and North
j Carolina Sate College prior to
serving two years in the United
! States Marine Corps. For the past
two years he has attended Iowa
I State College.
Immediately following the wed
ding ceremony Mr. and Mrs. W.
[W. Tolleson and Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Mauney were hosts to the
out-of-town relatives and guests
and the bridal party at a lun
cheon served on the lawn at the
Mauney home.
Among the out-of-town guests
present were Miss Esther An
drews, of Louisburg, N. C.,
Mrs. Bessie V. Tolleson, Mr. and
Mrs. P. J, Brown, Mr. W. Z.
Brown of Elkin, N. C., Mr. and
Mrs. R. B. Morris of Henderson*
ville, N. C., Mr. and Mrs. P. M.
Jenness, Mrs. A. I. Watson, Mr.
and Mrs. L. C. Tolleson, Miss '
Martha Tolleson, Mr. George Tol- ]
A TRIBUTE
TO OUR NEWSBOYS!
The eager-faced lad who stands on the corner in all
kinds of -weather selling newspapers is, in every
sense of the wferd. an American businessman. He is
a self starter. He is up bright and early and on the
job late at night. Nobody backs him with capital or
confidence. He supplies all this himself . . . and
banks solely on his own alertness and salesmanship.
Your newsboy may deliver your newspaper to your
door. If so. he is even a more astute businessman, for
he not only throws his papers at countless front
porches, but doubles back regularly to make collec
f
tions. Yes. the uawsboy is an American institution.
Keep up the good work, youngster. We're ALL be
hind you I
We Salute Kings Mountain!
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GASTONIA. N. C.
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? of ' ' ?nvti vj : S v Vrs
} Kv a P. Mr and M;>'< U lv
Burns. Misses 'EliNltMf. juil'l Ma. -
'J; garet Burn--. "i Juffney'. #? *' , Mrs
{Ficniing ituniisalir of Muiiius, S
Mrs. E. B. Harris and M iss'l'at
Jiy Harris of Jacksonville. l*ia.,
Miss -Nina Walton of G rei'tisboro
Miss Lucille MeC'ailum of Gas
tonia, Mr. Erf Vizzer of Erwin,
Tenn., Miss Easdale Ram.saiir of ,
Shelby, Mr. and Mrs. II. 1*. Belue, 1
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. .Hicks of Char
lotte. Mr. and Mrs. J T. Smith
of Belmont.
| Cake-Cutting
Friday Night
After the Mauney -TolU son re
< hearsal Friday night Mr. and'
Sirs. VV. \V. Tolleson entertained
with a cake cutting at their home
on, Crescent Hill Drive.
J*'
. ! The entire home was decorated
j in the traditional- green and
white, using white astors and
j button chrysanthemums.
I ,'A hand embroidered organdy
J cloth covered the refreshment ta
j ble in the dining room Which held
! for decoration the three-tiered, de
orated wedding cake, nuts and
[minus, epergne of astors and
: candles a' crystal punch bowl
(.surrounded -with clematis. The
i bridal cake was topped with a
miniature bride aiicl gronm Ex
I tending from the chke in a fan
j shape were satin ribbons, when
[these were pulied In; the bridal
| attendants they found a bridal
symbol, attached. After the on -
gaged pair had cut the initial
piece the cake was <fxit and ser
Ved by Mrs. B. S. Noiif and Miss
Esther Andrews of Louisburg'. N.
C. Punch was served bv .Mrs M.
j H. Biser.
Members of the wedding party,
the two families, and a few clow
friends made up the guest list
for' the after-rehearsal party.
The motor vehicle registration
mark in North Carolina for the
first half of 1950 reached 1,036,
811, says the North Carolina De
partment of Motor Vehicles.
Screwworms Active
In Many Sections
Screw \\ orm-*. which proved to
?h?'c??sU> i l\ esiock (k's:h on many
Xorth Caroiina (arms last season,
ha vc become active an-ain in sev
eral" sections of the State during
the past few days.
George D. Jones, ontomologls.t
for I he State College Kxtension
Service, said the Piedmont'' and
mountain counties now have
more eases of Iri Cessation than
the Coastal Plain region. How
ever. he added, farmers in all
areas should be on the lookout
fi >r screwworms, check with their
- n> Mr.ii n.4 pur
>n ; ?; iii.iifiia.v, and
11 :???>!* .?!; i n,c?fsure;J
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.Uf needed'.
Smear >j.* is ? he recommended
bateriai to. use mi oombattihK the
pests. It is made up according to
formula; worked out by Federal
and State entomologists.
As an example of the losses
caused by iscrewwonnst, Jones
said the pests recently infected a
new ram on a Chatham County
farm and caused such serious in
jury that the ;rnimal wi,li have to
be renlaced. Many other similar
cases' have been reported, the
State College specialist added.
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