Entre-Nous Club Met
With Mrs. Hayes
The home of Mrs. H. C. Mayes
?Was beautifully decorated in the
seasonal colors on Tuesday after
noon when she entertained the
atsambers of the Entre-Nous
Bridge Club.
' After the second progression a
tempting salad-dessert course
?was served.
When tallies were compared at
the close of the afternoon games
high score priz?i was awarded
, Mrs. H. L. Campbell with Mrs. J.
H. Arthur receiving second high.
Mrs. L. M. Logan and Miss Hel
en Logan spent the holidays in
(Miami with Mr. and Mr?. L. M.
Logan Jr., and family.
Club Members
Entertain Husbands
With Mrs. Paul Neliler ?rd
Mrs. Fred Plonk acting hoste. ? ?
the members ot the Duplie'te
bridge club entertained with a
dinner at the Country Club last
Thursday nigh I.
The affair was planned as a
compliment to husband#?f the
club members.
Christmas decorations prevail
ed throughout the club house and
a delictous steak dinner was ser
ved.
When scores were tallied at the
conclusion of the games, it was
revealed Mrs. J. S. Simpson held
high score for the ladles and C. D.
Blanton high for the gentlemen.
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Scout Troop
Troop 33 Feted
Saturday, night, December 30,
Misses Peggy Wren Craig and
Becky Ormand entertained Girl
Scout troop 33 with e dinner par
ty at. the home or Mr. and Mrs.
W. R. Craig.
New Year's decorations were
used throughout the home. The
hostess made their place cards
and paper hats whteh were given
as favors.
Dinner was served from the ta
ble in the dining room. Places
were founo at smaller tables in
the living room. Turkey pie,
green peas, stuffed pear salad,
hot tolls, ice cream, cocoanut ca
kes and other dainties were ser
ved.
As the girls assembled in the
dining room they formed around
the 'large window where a man
ger scene was placed, Joined
han ls and sang the '. leasing.
Pingo was played after the
Tiieal.
The hostesses were assisted in
serving and entertaining by the
troop leaders, Mrs. Jake Early
and Mrs. Milliard Black.
Miss Neisler Honors
Miss Bettie Barnett
One of the lovely social events
of the Yule season \*as the lun
cheon given by Miss Pat Neisler
Friday as a pre-nuptial courtesy
for Miss Bettie Bamett of Gas
tonia, bride -elect of early spring.
Yuletide decorations were in
evidence throughout the home, a
blue Christmas tree with gold
lights predominated the scene in
the living room. Soft .candlelight
and gTeenery intersperced with
silver trims made an attractive
setting for the small tables pla
ced for the luncheon.
Cocktails were served in the
living room, guests were then in
vited into the dining room where
a tempting and delicious meal
was served buffet style.
After the delightful meal
sparkling conversation enlivened
the occassion until the sixteen
guests reluctantly departed for
their homes in Gastonla.
Birth Announcements
Mr. and Mrs. James Porter,
route 3, announce the birth of a
son Saturday, December 30, Shel
: by hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor,
route 3, announce the birth of a
daughter, Saturday December 30,
Shelby hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dover an
nounce the birth of a son Sun
day, December 31, Shelby hospi
tal.
Mr. end Mrs. W. Bryant Wells
announce the birth of a son, Wil
liam Glenn, Sunday, December
23, York hospital.
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ALL CHILDREN'S
Coats
NOW
Corduroy and Flannel
SKIRTS
Sizes 3 to 6x. 7 to 14
$2.95 to $3.95 values. Now
$1.98 & $2.50
Large Group
of
Dresses
Were $3.95 & $4.95
Now ....
$150
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and
$195
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Social Calendar
Saturday
8:00r-Hi-Lo Bridge club meets
with Dr. and Mrs. D. F.
Hord at the home of Mr. and I
Mrs. J. B. Keeter.
Monday
7:30? Central Methodist church
circles meet as follows:
No. 2, with Mrs. Edith Go
forth; No. 3, with Mrs. Fred
Wright, Jr.; No. 4, with Mts.
W. K. Craig; No. 5, at the
church'; No. 6, with Mrs. C.
~E. Warllck.
2:30 ? Duplicate Club meets with
Mrs. Tolly Snuford.
3:30? Circle 5 of Presbyterian
church meets with Mrs, J.
H. Sherrer.
7:00? Y. W. A. of the First Bap
tist church meets With Mrs.
Dee Jackson.
7:30? Kings Mountain Chapter of
Erskine Alumnae meets
with Mrs. John Gamble.
7:30? Stender Circle meots with
Mrs. Gene Gladden.
7:30? Circle 3 of the Presbyterian
church me^ts with Mrs. Hal
Ward.
8:00 ? Circle 2 meets with Mrs. P.
D. Patrick.
8:00? Circle 4 meets with Mrs.
Booth Gillespie.
8:00 ? Circle 6 meets with Miss
Mildred Jackson. *
Tuesday
9:30 ? Dozier Circle of the Baptist
church meets with Mrs. H.
G. Barrett.
3:00? Contract Club meets with
Mrs. Martin Harmon.
3:00 ? Tuesday Bridge Club meets
with Mrs. Hunter Neisler.
7:30 ? Double Deck Bridge club
meets with Mrs. Ben Go
forth.
8:00 ? Twin-Table club meets
with Mrs. Claud Ham bright.
Wednesday
SiOO-^House and Garden club
meets with Mrs. Aubrey
Mauney.
3:30 ? Kings Mountain Garden
Club meets with Mrs. Dan
Finger.
Thursday
7:30 ? One-High Rook Club meets
with Mrs. J. H. Arthur.
8:00? Junior Woman's club is
sponsoring a party at the
Masonic Hall.
I Open House Held
At Woman's Club
The Senior Woman's Club and
Junior Woman's Club held open
house at the club house on Satur
day night complimenting the
Choral society after their return
from caroling.
Guests were greeted by Mrs.
Luther Cansler and Mrs. Jay Pat
terson. Mrs. Jacob Mauney invit
ed callers into the lounge where
a refreshment- table had been
placed.
Mrs. H. T. Fulton poured coffee
from a silver service at one end
of the table. Fancy sandwiches
and cookies were passed by Mrs.
S. S. Weir, Jr., .and Miss Diana
Gamble.
Decorations of holly, silvered
berries, red candles and other de
corations 1n keeping with the sea
son were used, all blending into
a beautiful setting for the party.
About sixty young people en
joyed the party.
Miss Betty Lynch
Accorded Courtesy
Mr. and Mrs. David Nefll, Mr.
?and Mrs. Robert Neill entertained
with a Christmas party at the
home of the latter at Montonia
as a special courtesy to Miss Bet
ty Lynch and George ToHeson
whose wedding will be an event
of February.
In the living room a decorated
Christmas tree inspired the Yule
tide Spirit and numerous ar
rangements of holly, mistletoe
and candles were In appropriate
displays,
Numbers were drawn .as guests
arrived and attractive (gifts were
presented Miss Lynch, George
Tolleson, Mr. arid Ted Ram- I
sey. T- inmy Baker, George Tho
masson and Miss Peggy Arthur
for holding the Lucky numbers.
The refreshment table was
covered with a red satin cloth,
the punch bowl was surrounded
with gTeenery, lighted candles
added a pleasing touch. Punch,
fruit cake, candy and nuts were
served. -
Out of town guests were Mr,
and Mrs. Bill Dettmar of. Winter
Park, Fla., Mr. and Mrs. B. S.
Neill, Jr. of Gastonia and Miss
Mary Virginia Soqriners of Char
lotte.
Junior Woman's Club
To Sponsor Party
The Junior Woman's Olub will
sponsor a game night party on
Thursday evening, January 11, at
8 o'clock at the Masonia Lodge
hall in the Morrison Building, ac
cording to announcement by of
ficials of the organization this
week.
No admission fee will be charg
ed nnd light refreshments will
be served. The party is designed
for all ages and the public is ur
ged to attend. '
Proceeds will go to the organi
zation's civic improvement fund.
Mrt. W. R. Craig
Bridge Hostesft
The Country Clut? was gay with
New Year decorations on Friday
night when Mrs W. R. Craig en
tertained with dinner bridge for
the Ace of Club members, their
husbands, and one additional*
' couple, Mr. and Mia. G. H. Mau
The private din'ng room where
' tables were placed for dinner and
bridge wn very attractive with
New Year bells and ftreenety. *
After dinner several progres
sions of ferule T -ere played with
high score erose being awarded
Mrj. W K. Mauney, Jr? and
George H. Mauney. <
Favorite
| RECIPES J
RASPBERRY ANGEL HE
(Mrs. J. K. Anthony)
PIECRUST: Preheat oven 450 de
grees F. Sift 1 cup sifted all-pur
pom fjour and % tap. salt in a
bowl. Cut Va cup Swiffulag Into
flour with pastry blender or 2
knives until particles are size o f
small peas. Sprinkle cold water,
a little at a time, over different
parts of flour mixture. Toss to
gether lightly with a fork. Use as
llttls water as possible. Just e
nough to make dough hold to
gether (2 or 3 tbsp. or less). Place
dough on waxed paper. Press
gently with the paper into a ball.
Let stand at room temperature
for a few min. Lightly flour board
and rolling pin; or cover board
with pastry canvas and rolling
pin with knitted cover, both
lightly floured. Roll dough In
circle % inch thick. Use light
strokes, -work from center out.
Lift rolling pin as It nears edge.
Invert 8 Inch pie pan on dough;
cut IK inch beyond edge of pan;
fold in half; lay fold in center of
pan; unfold. Fit pastry in pan,
pressing with finger-tips from
center out to remove air bubblies.
Fold pastry under to fit edge of
rim. Press down with fork. In
dent edge with finger-tips to
mark number of servings. Prick
with fork. Bake 12 to 15 mln.
FILLING: Boll Vs cup sugar and
% cup water to soft ball stage
(235 degrees F.). Pour syrup, in
a fine stream, over 2 stiffly beat
en egg whites beating continu
ously. Soften 2 tsp. gelatin in 2
tbsp. cold water. Dissolve over
hot water. Combine with egg
white mixture. Beat 1 min. Add
Vs tsp. .nalt and 1 tbsp. lemon
Juice. Co?.l, while beating Vi pt.
whipping cream. Fold both to
gether. Pour Into cooled pie shell;
chill till set. Serve with whipped
cream border and this Raspberry
Sauce In center: Press 1 cup fresh
raspberries through a sieve and
add enough water to make 1 cup.
Gradually blend this with Vs cup
sugar and 1 tbsp. ce> astarch. Stir
constantly over medium heat un
til thickened and clear. Reduce i
heat. Cook 10 min., stirring con
stantly. Cool. .' ]
'White Cake
(Mrs. Tim Hord)
3 Mi cups of cake flour
4 teaspoonfulls of feaking pow
der
M teaspoon full of salt
. 2 cups of sugar
% cup of shdrtening-Crisco
1 1/2 cups ice water.
4 egg whites
? 1 teaspoon vanilla
Sift together dry ingredients
twice. Put in large bowl of mixer
Jaycees Give
Dinner-Dance
A large crowd of Jaycees, their
wives and friends enjoyed a tur
key dinner and dance at the
Kings Mountain Country Club
Saturday night
Dinner was served buffet style
after which dancing and a gener
al good time was reported by sev
eral persons.
add shortening, hot water then
add ice water, beat until real
creamy. Add vanilla, beat egg
whites until fluffy but not dry
and fold In mixture. Bake 20
minutes at 350 degrees either In
3 nine Inch pans or 4 eight inch
pans.
Cover with favorite white
frosting.
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