MRS. P. D. HERNDON, Editor
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Miss Cloninger Bride
Of Wayne Haynes
The Macedonia Baptist Church
was the scene of a lovely wed
ding Saturday afternoon at 5
p. m. when Miss Joyce Cloninger,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. June
Cloninger became the bride of
Wayne (Lefty) Haynes. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Haynes of
Spindale.
Rev. Robert L, Hardin, pastor
of the bride performed the cere
mony.
Mrs. James E. Black rendered
a program of nuptial music. Be
fore the ceremony Mrs. Black
played, "Indian Love Call," "Be
cause" and "0 Promise Me". Lie*"
< bestraum" was softly played dur
ing the ceremony. The traditional
wedding marches were used.
Ushers were Bobby Cloninger,
(brother of the bride, and Hugh
Dover of Shelby, brother-in-law
of the groom.
The bride wore an aqua ma
rine wool, jersey dress, white fur
hat with other accessories in
black. She carried a white pray
er book topped with white split
carnations and showered with
white satin streamers.
Mrs. Haynes is a graduate of
the local high school and is em
ployed in the designing depart
ment of the Neisler Mills.
The bridegroom attended
school at Cliffside. He has been
a metriber of various baseball
clubs, in the Western Carolina
League for the past several
years. At present he is working '
In Marion.
Double Deck Club
Christmas Party
Members of the Double Deck
Bridge Club held their Christmas
party and Rift exchanged on
Tuesday night with Mrs. John
Rudisell at her home in Cresent
Hill.
Living and dining rooms were
bright with lavish Christmas ar
rangements, and a lighted
Christmas tree was a reminder,
Christmas is just around the
corner.
Table* were appointed for re
fresh men ta. each table held a
miniature Christmas tree, fruit
cake topped with whipped cream
wa j served with coffee.
After several progressions of
bridge high score prize Was a
warded to Mrs. Wray Green, the
prize for scoring second high to
Mrs. W. M. Moorehead.
Mrs. Wray Green and Mrs.
Charlie Keel of Shelby were spe
cial guests.,
Junior G. A.'s
Present Program
The Ladies of the W. M. S. of
Macedonia Baptist church enjoy- ;
e>d a program and playlet presen- !
ted by the Junior G. A members \
and their leader, Mrs. Katherine
Boiin.
Later colored movie 11 lm was 1
of the girls that had been taken
during one of their monthly j
meetings. ? "
At the close of the program,'
sandwiches, cup cakes and ice
cream were serVed.
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED ? Mr. and Mia. Soodloe Gooch Sommers, of Charlotte, announced
Sunday the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Mary Virginia, above, to
Charlea Andrew Nelaler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mauney Neialer, Sr., of Kings Mountain. The wed
ding will take place in the spring. (Engraving courtesy The Charlotte Observer.)
Two Are Hostesses
For Circle
Circle 6 of the Methodist
Church met Monday night at the
home of "Mrs. Glenn Grigg with :
Mrs., Ellen Petrosino as co-hos
tess. . ?. ?
The devotional was conducted!
by Mrs. Y. F. Throneburg. Mrs.
M. K. Fuller gave the program i
on "Christmas Shrines of Many
Countries" and the "Orgin and
Customs of Christmas."
Mrs. J. H. Arthur presided over
the business, plans were comple
ted to bring Christmas Cheer to |
shut-ins. Thirteen members and
one visitor were present.
Fruit, whipped cream and tea
was served following the busi
ness. ? .
Circle 5 Meets With
Miss Winifred Fulton
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Circle Number 5 of the Central
Methodist Churcfh met with Miss |
Winifred Fulton, Monday night, '
December 11, .1950 with 11 mem- 1
bers present. ^
Mrs. J: H. Patterson opened the
meeting with an interesting de
votional on Christmas Carols,
telling about the origin of sev
eral carols and the group singing
the carols, after which she pre
sented a Christmas Program ex
plaining how Christmas is cele
brated around the World.
During the business session
presided over by the Chairman,
Mrs. - Clay Poston plans were
made for gifts to be given Shut- j
Ins for Christmas.
Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess during the
social hour.
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, Margrace Club
Plan Party
The Margraee Woman's Club
met Friday night December 8th
in the club house.
The meeting was opened with
all members repeating the Lord's
prayer.
Mrs. Paul Mauney presided o
ver the business session, plans
were made to help needy fami
lies during Christmas. A Christ
mas party wasplanned for De
cember 21st.
Tempting refreshments were
served by the hostesses Mesdam
es M. C. Gore, Floyd Gates and
Jim Anderson.
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Don Patterson Host To
Youth Council
The Youth Council of Central
Methodist Church will meet
Tuesday night, December 19, at
the home of Don Patterson, on the
Shelby Road. Plans for the MYF j
caroling party on Christmas Eve
will be made at this meeting.
Projects for the coming month
wHl also be worked- out. All.
members are urged to be present, j
MYF TO BRING GIFTS
On Sunday morning the "Sr. j
MYF. will have a Christmas tree!
in the youth chapel at Central I
Methodist Church, under which |
they will place their gifts of toys, ;
canned goods, and money, to be
given to the needy at Christmas
time. In charge of the program
is Walter Griffin, and flower
chairman for Sunday is Barbara
Gault.
A special - program is being
planned for Christmas Eve morn
ing the youth chapel, to which
the Int, MYF is invited.
Club Members Meet
With Mrs. Ramseur
. t
All members were present this
week when Mrs. W. L. Ramseur
entertained the Tuesday night
bridge club.
Greenery combined with nan
dijia berries and gay Christmas
balls for color accent decorated
the party rooms. *One unusual ar
rangement was the little church
made of block sugar. Prizes were
won by Mrs. Harry Page and Mrs.
Hugh Ormond for high and low
respectively.
A salad course with party
goodies was served with spiced
tea and decorated homemade
cookies.
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Circle Number 3
Circle 3 of the Presbyterian
Church met Monday night with
Mrs. P. D. Patrick.
Mrs. E. A. Smith opened the
meeting with prayer. Miss Helen
Hay gave treasurers report alter
which minutes of the last meet
ing Were read. For the months
project , the circle will give food
and toys to a needy family. Mrs.
Huhert Davidson and Mrs. Frank
lin Limerick were appointed to
do this. The circle is sending a
sweater to Ray Clark, student at
Davidson College, formerly of
Barium Orphanage.
Mrs. H. L. Campbell gave a
program on, "Christmas Around
the World".
Mrs. P. D. Patrick gave the Bi
ble lesson on Prayers of Adora
tion of Jesus.
Refreshmens were served dur
ing the social period that follow
ed. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. Hal Ward.
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