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Duplicate Club Met
With Mrs. Cooper
Mrs. J. M. Cooper entertained
the members of the Duplicate
Club at her home Monday after
noon. The home was decorated
with a variety of garden flowers
accentuated with am -abundance
of roses.
Between progression* ? salad
and sweet course /wad' served.
Playing prizes were awarded
Mrs? S. O. Davis and Mrs. Tolly
Shuford who had scored highest
for the afternoon games.
Mrs. Amos Dean, Mrs. C. F.
Uattimore; Mrs. C. F, Mauney and
Mrs. P. G. Padgett were special
guests of the hostess
Red 3 Canasta
Club Organized
Mr* Dan Brlti was hostess <?n
Thursday night to a group of
frlcrtd-i invited to play Canasta.
Red roses in pleasing arrange
ments wer.e used in the living
mom.
The group decided to form a ,
Canasta club ito be known a.s
"Red vi". The -present membership
includes. M rs. Donald Crawford,
Mrs. Robert Karly, Mrs. Ralph
Hul lender, Mrs. Dee Jackson,
Mr.v Dorus Bennett, Misses Mary
Frldrile and Bernice HarieJRon,
and the hostess Mrs. Brit t. The
club will meet, every oilier Tues
day night.
The hostess was assisted, in
serving a frozen salad course
?with accessories and cokes.
Plans For World
Community Day
Plans have been com plot (Hi for ?
World, Community Day which (
wjll be observed t today!, Friday, I
November .'I. at 7: .10 p.m. at tin*
A. R. P. Church. Subject for study, |
"Love Thy Neighbor". Rev, T. L. ?
Cash we 1 1 will give tile devotional '
followed with prayer by Rev. J. I
If. Brehdkll. A ;*>k> by Miss Fran- '
ces Summers, "The Twenty;lhird
Psalm", a skit, "Knowing Your,
Neighbors," intermediate Girl
Scouts of Grace .Methodist church.
After the collection and receiv
ing (lie gift packages a playlet,
"Trusteeship" will be presented.
The benediction will be given by
Rev T. W. 1 lager.
Alt Gir| Scout.-* and Buy Scouts
sue invited to attend in uniform.
A study of the United Nations
Flag, lias been arranger for the.
< 'hildreu's department.
The comhiiitee in charge <>:' ar<
ra'?ig:ng the program were Mrs.
J. S F\;afVs, chairman, Mrs. G. W.
Mauney. Mrs-. Baxter Paysour,
Mrs.. Ktnmelt Ross. .\Jrs, John
Gamble. anil Mrs. K. R.' Roberts.
1 lie committee wishes again
tn remind you in please' bring' or
send kniijed .garments or money
? tn lie sens to. old people who are
refugees ,n overseas camn-*.
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GRAYSON'S
IEWELBY
? Home-Owned ?
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED ? Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Barrett an
nounce the engagement of their daughter, Doris Jane, to Roy Lee
Huffstetlor. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Huttstetler. The wedding is plan
ned fot December.
Personals \
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Sabette of
Cherryville -were weekend guests
of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Cornwell.
Mrs E. W. Griffin, Mm. M. A.
Ware and Mr Kurfee were Shelby
visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. C. E. Nebsier, Mrs. H. R.
Hunnicutt, Mrs. M. L. Plonk, and
Mrs. Paul Peterson motored to
Mon treat and other places of in
terest in the mountains Tuesday.
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Among those from Kings Moun
tain who will atend the Carolina
Tenn. game Saturday in Knox
vi lie will be Mr. and' Mrs. Paul
Neisler, Mr. and Mts. Harry Page,
and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ormand.
Mr and Mrs. Bill Davis and
sons of Albany, Ga., arrived Sat
urday for a visit wfrh the former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Davis.
Mr. Davis returned home Tues
day. Mrs. Davis and sons will
spend the week.
Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Evans at
tended the Wijliam and Mary
Carolina game in Chapel Hill
Saturday afternoon. Spending the
week end with Rev. and Mrs. J.
W. Miller of Clarkton. Little Ma
tain who will attend the Carolina
-Tenn., name Saturday in Knox
er returned home with her par
ent.?. ? ?
The historian Rhodes declared
that no single man in his time
influenced so many people a^
Horace Gr'eely, editor of the New
York Tribune.
3,076 Boys, Girls
Attend 4-H Camps
L. R. Harrill, 4-H leader lor the
State College Extension Service,
reported this week that 3,070
Tar Heel 4-H Club members
spent a week at one of the four
club canpps in the State during
the past summer.
An addditional 531 club agents
and adult leaders attended the
camps, bringing the total to 3- ?
607, Harrill said.
Millstone Camp, located in
Richmond County, led in total!
attendance, with 1,055 boys and
girls, 59 leaders, and 74 agents
spending a week there. In addi*
tion, 48 attended the Young Men
and Women's Conference, 79
were present for the State Wild
life Conference, and 81 attended
other special encampments ,at
Millstone, bringing Its total for
the season to 1.3S6.
Encampments at Mamco were
attended by 961 boys. and girls,
60 agents, and 52 leaders, bring
ing the camp total to 1.073. The
Swannanoa camp was attended
by 349 boys and girls and 20 a
gents and leaders.
Camp Schaub, operating this
season ? for the first time, was
attended by 711 boys and girls
and 58 agents and leaders. The
camp, formally dedicated in ex
ercises held earlier this fall, 1s
located at the 'Mountain Branch
Experiment Station near Wayne
svllle* '
John ^eter Zenger, early New
York editor, was jailed in 1734
for his criticisms of the royal
governor.
By Way Of Mention
By Lots Beany
Paul Brady of Salisbury spent
the weekend with his sister, Mrs.
Agnes Gladden.
Mrs. M. Y. Sims of Clover spent
the Week end here with relatives.
Mrs. Forrest Houser of Wash
ington, D. C., is spending this
week with Mrs. D. H. Houser,.
Charles Wilson of the Marine",
is spending this week here with
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Stroupe
spent Sunday with Mr. Thamer
Stroupe of LincolrUon.
Mrs. O. V. Fuller of Belmont
spent the weekend with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Payne.
Mrs. Frank Heath In company
with Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Up
church spent Sunday with their
father, Mr. John Upchurch of
Gaffney, S. C.
Mrs. B. L. Rayfield is spending
this week with her son, Mr. Bill
Rayfield and family of Rock Hill.
Mrs. T. J. Carter and son of
Chester, S. C., spent the weekend
with the former's sister, Mrs. Do
rus Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Proctor and
family of Rock Hill spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Brooks.
Mrs. Do rus Allen had as her
guests recently Mr. and Mrs. Ho
ward Thomas of Rock Hill.
American colonies told its read
ers, ''It is designed that the
Country shall be (furnished once
a moneth (or Jf any Glut of Oc
currences happen, oftener,) with
an account of such considerable
things as have arrived unto our
Notice."
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