Phone 167
Local Ladies Attend
Charlotte Luncheon
W. S. Lupo, manager of the
Charlotte Sears, Roebuck store,
was host at a luncheon Friday at
the Cardinal restaurant for the
Garden Center of Charlotte,
which Is sponsored by the Coun
cil of North Carolina Garden
clubs. This was its initial meet
ing.
Iris, tulips, and other spring
flowers were used on the tables.
Mrs. H. C. Sherrlll gave the Invo
cation. Mrs. E. A. Palmgren, di
rector of district number three
of the Garden clubs, presided.
Mrs. J. M. Tyler of Kinston, State
president of the Garden clubs,
was the guest speaker, using ear
den centers as her topic. Mi*.
Ely Perry of Kinston, State chair
man of Garden Centers, and Mrs;
J. H. Grey, Jr., of Statesville, in
coming director of district num
ber three, were also guests.
Mrs. W. L. Pressly, president of
the Kings Mountain Garden Club
was named on the steering com
mittee for the organization of
the Center. ' ' . .
The Charlotte Garden Center
will-be in the glass enclosed
space on the main floor of Sears
Store.
Mrs. Pressly and Mrs. J. S.
Evans, president of the House
and Garden club, attended the
luncheon. i
Mrs. Shuford Fetes
D. A. R. Chapter .
Colonel Frederick Hambright
chapter of the DA R met Wednes
day afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Tolly Shuford.
Mrs. J. S. Evans gave a talk on
"The Golden Isles of Georgia."
Members of the Home Makers
Club who had entered the dress
making contest modeled their
dresses. Melba Tindall won first
place with Connie Bennett,, win
ning second and Jeanelle Med
Mrs. B. S. Peeler
Hostess To Circle
Circle No. 3, Central Methodist
church, met Monday night at the
home of Mrs. B. S. Peeler, with
14 members present. The living
room was lovely, with arrange
ments of spring flowers, ming
tree, and potted plants. The
meeting opened with an lnlspir=
lng devotional led by Mr a. Boyer
Murray, followed by a Bihle
study by Mrs, A. L. Allran. who
presented a mother and daugh
ter skit, assisted by Mrs. Wilbur
Smith. Mrs. H< R. Parton, leader,
sion.
Members Were urged t>y a note
from Mrs. David Hamrlck to no
tify all mothers of young babies
that baby beds and play pens
will be provided soon in order
that parents of young fbables
may attend the 11 o'clock ser
vice on Sundays, with ladies on
duty in the nursery to care for
the babies.
Following ithe business session,
delicious refreshments consist
ing of Russian tea, sandwiches,
potato chips, and cookies, were
served by the hostess, assisted
?by several of the members. A
delightful period of fellowship
followed. The meeting was ad
journed by the group repeating
the Lord's Prayer.
Circle Meets With
Mrs. J. E. Littlejohn
Cornelia Leavell circle of the
Baptist church met Monday night
with Mrs. James Littlejohn.
-The program was given by
Mrs. Howard Ware.
Mrs. C. C. Oates presided over
the business after which the
members enjoyed a fish supper
at the Trout Club.
Hn, third.
A congealed salad course was
served after the business meet
ing. ?
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Invitations Issued
Invitations feeding as follows
have been issued:
Mr. and Mrs. Goodloe Gooch
.v" Sommers
request the honour of your
presence
at the marriage of their daughter
Mary Virginia
to
Mr. Charles Andrew Nelsler
on Saturday, the thirty -first of
March
at eight o'clock in the evening
Saint Peter's Episcopal Church
Charlotte, North Carolina
Reception
immediately following the
' ceremony
The Parish House
Saint Peter's Episcopal Church
Please jeply
1349 East Morehead Street
Two Are Hostesses
At Shower
Mrs. Charles Moss and Mrs.
Charles Ramsey were gracious
hostesses Monday night at the
home of Mrs. Moss on ,East King
street. When the ladies arrived
they assembled in the living
room where the floral accent was
5>laced on lovely bouquets of
onquils. Several potted plants
added color to the appointments.
The party was planned as a
courtesy to Mrs. W. D. Morrison.
Upon her arrival the hostesses
gave Mrs. Morrison a corsage of
pink and blue carnations.
Games were the entertaining
feature of the evening. A color
note of pink apd blue was carri
ed out in the refreshments of
cream, cake, nuts and coffee.
The highlight of the party was
reached when Mrs. Morrison
was presented a shower of love
ly gifts from the assembled
group.
Second Baptist
Organize Circle
The following ladles, Mesdam
es Clemmle Ledford, Marvin Wri
ght, Jack Stone, Jack Bridges, I.
W. Ledford, M. A. Hinson, E. H.
Johnson and W. F. Fleming met
Monday night at the home of
Mrs. Ledford and organized a
missionary circle to he known a
the Lottie Moon Circle. :-m
Mrs. Marvin Wright was elec
ted leader. Mrs. I. W. Ledford
gave the lesson. The meeting was
closed with sentence prayers..
A social period followed, the
hostess served refreshments car
rying out the Easter motif. Each
guest was given an Easter greet
ing card.
Youth Fellowship To
Meet In Lincolnton
The Presbyterian Youth fel
lowship from the First Presby
terian church will meet with the
Lincolnton young people Sunday
night
The Kings Mountain group
will have charge of the program.
Supper will be served by the
Lincolnton group.
Favorite
I RECIPES j
ASP ABACUS SUPREME
(Mrs. M. A. Ware)
1 can medium giant asparagus
? reserve liquid.
1 1/2 cups of heavy cream
sauce.
1 1/2 cups grated American
Snappy Cheese.
2 or 3 hard boiled eggs? cut in
thick slices.
1/4 lb. of blanched almonds,
cut in half ? reserve a few whole
lo decorate top.
Cut asparagus in half or thirds
and Arrange alternately with
eggs and nuts in a baking dish.
Placing asparagus, eggs and
sprinkle with nuts. Pour over all,
thsAot sauce to which the grat
e^Heese is added. Place in hot
avln and brown lightly, similar
to bakirg a macaroni pie.
SAUCE
3 tablespoons butter, place in
sauce pan, add 3 tablespoons
flour, stirring until smooth, add
1^2 cup asparagus liquid.
1 cup milk, stirring to keep
smooth. Add the 1 1/2 cup ' of
grated cheese stirring constantly
? sprinkle with paprika and
pour over Asparagus Supreme.
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CARAMEL BARS
(Mrs. C. D. Blanton)
1/4 lb. butter. '?
. 1/2 cup sugar creamed with
butter.
2 egg yolks
1 teaspoon vanilla.
1 1/2 cups flour.
1 teaspoon baking powder.
Mix and put into greased flat
an. Pour over this mixture 1 cup
nglish walnuts. Beat 2 egg
whites, 1 cup brown sugar, 1 tea
spoon vanilla, spread over the
mixture. Bake in a moderate
oven. Cool and cut in squares.
MYF Has Planning
Session
Sunday evening, following a
delicious covered dish supper In
the church basement the Senior
MYF met in Commission groups
to make luture plans. Upon
meeting together for reports, the
following plans were reported:
Worship, reported by Ann May
es, wtll consist of evening meet
ings each Sunday In March, with
a special program on Easter
Sunday evening at 7 o'clock, fol
lowed by a movie, "Crossroads,"
if available for that evening. Re
creation, reported by Dot Hayes;
will consist of a picnic and wor
ship service on top of Kings
Mountain on Easter Sunday. The
group will leave the church at
2:30 p. m. to climb the mountain,
as school is out on that day. Com
munity Service, reported by Nan
Jean Gantt\ will result In a visi
tation campaign in March, and
a Workshop meeting with Nan
Jean in April to make greeting
cards for hospital trays. World
Friendship, reported by Jo Ann
Hayes, will be emphasized by a
party made up of games from
foreign lands.
An interesting worship service,
led by Ann Mayes and Shirley
Falls, was held after the busi
ness session. At 7 o'clock the Se
niors met with Sonny Peeler for,
youth choir rehearsal, with a
large number in the choir for the
evening service, rendering the
beautiful anthem, "God So Loved
the World." ,
Billy Bumgardner received an
MYF emblem ring Sunday morn
ing as a' prize for selling the
most greeting cards. Second
prize, an MYF emblem pin, went
to Barbara Gault.
Mrs. Costxier
W. M. U. Hostess
The W. M. U. of the Temple
Baptist church met Monday night
at the home of Mrs. Daisy Cost
ner with 16 members, jme visitor
and one new member present.
Mrs. O. K. White was in charge
of the program. After the pro
gram and all business was com
pleted, Mrs. Costner served a de
licious salad and sweet course.
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