West P. T. A.
Met Wednesday
Mrs-. David Hamrlck presented
an Interesting program on "Hap-,
ptn ess Begins in the Home," at
the regular meeting of the West
School PTA Wednesday after
noon.
Devotional* were conducted by
Mrs. Bun Goforth. The topic for
discussion was "A Sound Body."
Mrs. Paul Hendricks, president,
presided over the meeting. Dur
ing tho business plans were made
for the Hallowe'en carnival. Min
utes of the previous meeting were
ro?*d by Mrs. Ellen MeCurdy. At
tractive year books were distri
buted by Mrs. Herman Campbell.
The 4th grade- won the cup for
having the most parents present.
After that, a social " hour was
held in the library with refresh
Mrs. Neill Fetes
Queen Of Clubs
Mrs Robert Neill was hostess
oh Tuesday night when members
of the Qiieen- of Clubs met to
play,
After three progressions o?
bridge a totalling of scores re
vealed Mrs. Bill Brymer winner
of high score prize and Mrs. Wal
ter Harmon winner of low score
prize.
Lemon pie and Coffee was ser
ved after the games.
ments being served by the seven
th, grade.
Mrs. \V. C. I^edford is recuper
ating from a broken left arm, suf
fered In a fall at her home last
Friday.
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS
S A L E
BARGAINS GALORE AT
this sale. We're going out of business
and offering our stock at cost. For real
values. ?ome to
Huffstetler's Grocery
. Cherryville Road
Social Calendar j
Friday
7:30 ? Senior Woman's club meets
in the club house.
8:00 ? Mrs. Baxter Payseur is en
tertaining as a prenuptial
courtesy for Miss Martha
Walker, bride-elect of the
month.
8:00? Mrs. W. D. KemS' is enter
j ' taining as a special cour
tesy to Miss Avis Warlick,
bride-elect of the month.
Saturday
3:00 ? Mrs. Packard 'Elliott lis en
tertaining at her home in
Shelby honoring Miss Avis
Warlick.
7:00 ? The children of Mr. and
Mrs. W. F. Styers are en
tertaining at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Dickie Tate on
Wells street in celebration
of their 50th wedding anni
versary.
Monday
2:30 ? Mrs. W. K. Mauney, Jr , will
entertain the Duplicate
Club at Glennbrook.
Tuesday
3:00 ? Mrs. George -W. Mauney
? will entertain the, Contract
Club.
8:00 ? Mrs. M. A. Ware will enter
tain the Twin-Table club.
Senior Womans Club
To Meet Friday
At the regular meeting of the
Senior Woman"s Club Friday
night each member is asked to
bring a gift to sell at the Floral
Fair.
Mrs. Jacob Maunfey, president,
urges each member to either
bring or send a gift that can be
sold, the'preceeds to go for club,
work. This will be a new feature
at the Fair this year and tt is
hoped by the committee will be
very successful. |
Don't forget the Fair next Fri
day, October 27.
Birth Announcements
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Moss, route
1, announce the birth of a daugh'
ter Friday, October 13, Shelby
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith an
nounce the birth of a son Satur
day, October 14, Shelby hospital.
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Miss Avis Maie Warlick
Gives Plans For Wedding
.Plans have been completed I
for the wedding of Miss Avis
Maie Warlick, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Abron Plato Warlick
and Daniel Kenneth Gill, son of
Mrs. Rose Gill And the late Mr.
Gill of Brooklyn; N. Y.
The weddinfc will take place
Saturday, October 28, at eight in
the evening at the Central Meth
odist Church. Rev. J. H. Brendal],
pastor of the bride, will perform
th? ceremony.
The wedding music will be pre
sented by Miss Mary Helen Lat
timore of Shelby, organist, Miss
Prances Summers and B. S. Pee
ler, Jr., vocalists.
The bride-elect will be given
in marriage by her father, and
Joe Fitzpatrick of New York City
will be best man. The ushers will
be Tom Neal, New York City, Ben
Hudson, Newport News, Va., Joe
Rutledge, Aurora, N. C., Ernest
Simon, Miami, Fla.,- Kent Albus
and Joe Murphy, New York City.
Mrs. W. O. Ruddock, McDlll
ARP Circle Holds
Covered-Dish Supper
Mrs. N. M. Farr was hostess
at a covered-dish supper held at
her home Monday night by the
Mary Kennedy Circle of the A.
R. P. Church.
Mrs. Farr's home Was decorated
with arrangements of bright red
and white dahlias.
Following dinner. Miss Annie
Mae Ware had charge of the pro
gram on "Home Missions."
The devotional entitled 'To
ward a Christian Community"
was led by Miss Ware. She also
gave brief histories of the Craig
Ave. (Charlotte) Church and the
church at Broad Creek, Va.
Miss Pearl Hicks discussed the
organization of the Augusta Mis
sion and Miss Lois Beatie told of
Roanoke, Va. A. R. P. church.
At the conclusion of the pro
gram, Mrs. Martin Harmon, Cir
cle Chairman, conducted a short
business session. Members were
reminded of the Home Mission
study at the church Monday,
Oct. 23 at 7:30.
Air Force Base, F]a., niece of the
bride-elect, will be matron of ho
nor. The bridesmaids will in
clude Miss Cynthia Ann Grice of
Shelby^ niece of the bride-elect,
Miss Emelyn Gillespie, Miss Pat
Ballard, Mrs. W. D. Kerns, Mrs.
Fred McDanlel, Jr., Mrs. I. B. Go
forth, Jr., and Miss Ola Ross of
Greenville, N. C. Miss Dian Falls
will be flower girl.
Following the ceremony, the
bride's parents will entertain at
a reception at their home.
Parties are, continuing in hon
or of Miss Warllck. Mrs. W. D.
Kerns is entertaining Friday
night.
Gn Saturday at 3 o'clock Mrs.
Packard Elliott of Shelby Is en
tertaining at her home in Shelby.
On Monday night Mrs. Fred
McDaniel will entertain at her
home on Landing street.
On Friday night following the
rehearsal Mr. and Mrs. James P.
Grice of Shelby will entertain
with a cake cutting.
Mrs. Barkley, Miss
Teague Entertain
Mrs. H. G. Barkley and Miss
Lula Mae Teague were hostesses
Wednesday morning at {he Wo
man's Club at a pretty planned
coffee.
Hallowe'en decoration inclu
ding yellow and bronze dahlias
marigolds and autumn leaves
were used to create a beautiful
effect in the foyer and lounge of
1 tho club.
Mrs. H. S. Blackmer met cal
lers and presented them to the
receiving line wWich included
che hostesses, Mrs. Dave Mer
itt of Birmingham, Ala, guest of
'her sister, Mrs, F. R. McCurdy,
| Mrs. T. L. Cashwell, newcomer
to town and Miss Irene Allen,
who leaves Sunday' to make~het
home ih Lancaster.
Mrs. F. R. McCurdy invited cai
lers. to the coffee table, which
was beautifully decorated and
appointed. Covered with a lace
cloth R was graced with a cen
tral arrangement of giant dahli
as in a pumpkin surrounded with
autumn leaves, yellow and red
apples, oranges, lemons, grape
fruit and nute. Silver trays of
fancy sandwiches cut In keep
ing with the Hallowe'en season,
nut squares and party sweets.
Mrs. J. B. Keeter presided at
the silver coffee service which
was placed on a small table at
the side of the room around the
silver service were small chry
santhemums. She was assisted
by Mrs. E. T. Plott.
Small tables overlaid with
white linen cloths held a small
jack-o-la ern filled with mari
golds.
Others assisting in entertain
ing arid serving were Mrs. Bax
ter Wright, Mrs. E. L. Cartlon,
and Mrs. Frank Ussery.
Mrs. L. E. Abbott bade good
byes to the hundred guests who
called between the hours 10 and
11:30 o'clock.
Local Ladies Attend
District Meeting
The following ladies from the
Kings Mountain Garden Clubs
attended the Third District Meet
ing of Federated Garden Clubs
in Charlotte on Tuesday: Mrs.
M. A. Ware, Mrs. J. B. Reefer,
Mrs. G. H. Mauney, Mrs. J. E.
Herndon, Mrs. W. L. Ramstu.,
Mrs. H. R. Nelsler, Mrs. C. F.
Mauney, Mrs. H. C. Mayes and
Mrs. Phillip Padgett.
. Mrs. G. H. Mauney gave the
report of the local club In the
absence of the president, Mrs.
W. L. Pressly who was unable to
attend.
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Miss Walker
Accorded Courtesy
Mrs. Bright Biackweii, Mrs
Guy Henderson and Mrs. M. N.
Farr entertained with a lovely
bridal party and miscellaneous
shower at the home of Mrs.
Blackwell Friday night compll-,
menting Miss Martha Walker
whose marriage will be an event
of October 28.
Fall blossoms were used to de
corate the home and the honoree
wad given a corsage of snapdra
gons upon her arrival.
Several clever bridal games
were played prior to the presen.
tation of the shower of gifts to
the honoree.
The hostess gifts to -the hono
ree were linen and china in her
pattern. Mrs, Bill Lindsay, a re
cent bride was also remembered
with china 'n her chosen pattern.
Pineapple chiffon pie and Rus
sian tea was served and mints
passed.
Mrs. Goforth Hostess
To Her Rook Club
Mrs. R. D. Goforth entertained
members of the La Fete rook club
and a lew other friends Wednes
day night at a delightful meeting
of the club at her home on Bast
King Street. Beautiful arrange
ments of red roses, giant dahlias,
pom pom dahlias and mixed flo
wers were used in the living
room, and music room which
provided a pleasing setting for
the party.
A salad course with coffee,
cake, and other party plate good
ies was served at the beginning
of the meeting. Each of the five
tables was appointed for refresh
ments and centered with a mina
ture vase of flowers.
Present at the club meeting as
visitors were >lrs. A. H. Patter
son, Mrs. J. H. Arthur, Mrs. M.
A. Ware, Mrs. J. K. . Willis, Mrs.
M. H. Biser, Mrs. Gene Goforth,
"Miss Graca^ Davis, Miss Mildred
Goforth and Mrs. P. D. Herndon.
Mrs. B. F. Beam won the high
score prize for membersjthe high
score for visitors \vent to Mrs. J.
K. Willis; and second high for
club members was won by Mrs.
B. A. Murray.
The party honored Mrs. Mur
ray on her birthday. The group
sang, "Happy Birthday" as she
was presented gifts.
Miss Janet Robinson
Here Sunday Night
Miss Janet Robinson, Bible tea
cher in the Charlotte High school
will teach the book of Hebrews
In the Presbyterian church on
Sunday nights October 22 and
29 at 7:30 p. m. Miss Robinson is
well known in Kings Mountain
having taught several Bible cour
ses here.
Mrs. C. D. Blanton, president of
The Women of the Church states
these meetings are open to the
public, and invites everyone in
terested to come and hear Miss
Robinson.
Circle No. 5 Hear
Talk On Korea
Circle Number 5 of the WSCS
of the Central Methodist Church
met at the Central Methodist
Parsonage, Monday Night, Octo
ber 9, 1950 with Mrs. Hlllard
Black and Mrs. George Blalock,
hostesses.
Miss 'Winifred Fulton had
charge of the devotion^Is after "
which Mrs. Clay Poston gave a
very Interesting talk on Korea.
Mrs. Clay Poston, Circle Lead
ed, presided over the business
session after which the hostesses
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