ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED ? Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Ponder of Gro ?er announce the engagement of their daughter. Patsy Ann. to Pic. Carl E. Reynolds, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Reynolds of Kings Moun tain. Pic. Reynolds U with the 311th Station Hospital and Is now stationed at Sam Houston, Texas, for medical training. The wedding will take place in the spring. Weaver-Styer* Wedding Announced Mrs. Elizabeth Weaver of Cherryvllle announces the Car riage of her daughter, Ntellie Prue? to Lloyd D. Styers, eon of Mrs. J. C. StyerS of Kings Moun tain. The ceremony took place Sat urday, February 24, ip York S. C, Alter a wedding trip to the Wes tern part of the state, Mr- and Mrs. Styers are making their home with Mrs. J. C. Styers on i Brice street. v' GABARDINES Latest styles i All the good colors ? Checks/ solids, others Come 2n Today! You'll like this Big Selection ffMMUl to S?*;' toast $o V/ ? * ? : Here's YOUR style of white shirt ? . .at YOUR PRICEI Choose regular ,1 . .f.y * -f\ /r ? ? c or French caffs? point spread or rounded col ^ar* AH sites. Friendship Class Met With Mrs. Roper The Friendship Class of Grace Methodist church held their meeting .Monday night In the home of Mrs. J. A. Roper. The meeting was opened by singing, "Take Time To Be Holy," followed with sentence prayers. After a responsive Bible reading Mrs. J. ?. Mauney gave a very inspiring talk on "Pray er." Routine business matters were disposed with. "1 Need Thee Ev ery Hour" was used as the clos ing song. Sandwiches, ice cream, cake and drinkg were served during the fellowship period that fol lowed. Personals Mrs. G. F. Hambright has re turned from Fort Lauderdale, Fla., after a ten day visit with her daughter, Mrs. N. B. Bellissi mo and Mr. Bellissimo. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Smith re turned Tuesday from a visit in Tarpoon Springs, Fla. J. K. Willis was a visitor in Hic ory Wednesday. Mrs. Harry Howard and baby, Mrs. George Sellers Of Newton were Tuesday guests of their sister, Mrs. B. A. Murray. Check the Expiration Date printed on the Address Label on your HERALD every week. Renew promptly! S2.50 a year; SI. 40 six months; 80c three months. MR. AND MRS. ROBERT HOTLE HORD CELEBRATE GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY ? Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoylo flord, above, celebrated their Fiftieth' Wedding Anniversary Satur day night with a reception given by their children. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoyle Hord Celebrate Fiftieth Anniversary One of the most outstanding social events of last week was the Golden Wedding Anniver sary celebration of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoyle Hofd held in the Woman's Club Saturday night. The following who were also present at the wedding fifty years ago attended: Mr. and Mr?\ D. H. Houser, Mrs, Bud OStes (sister) W. F. Styers (brother) and Mrs. Charlie Hord (sister), Gastonia. Floor baskets of yellow calla lilies and large palms gave a festive air to the foyer. In the lounge the mantle was banked with calla lilies interspersed with gold candles. Miniature 'baskets of jonquils were used on the small tables. Floor baskets of palm were used at vantage points throughout the <lub house. Guests were greeted by Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Poston and intro duced to the receiving line by Miss Viola White. The receiving line was composed of the honor - ees, Mr. and Mrs. Hord and the following children, Mrs. Roland P. Falls, Greensboro, Arthur B. Hord, Concord, Mrs. Earl D. Led ford, Kings Mountain, Mrs. John W. Spencer, Winston -Salem, Mrs. Ray A. Kirby, Robert Q, Hord, Kings Mountain, and Jerry E. Hord of Portsmouth, Va. Guests were directed to the dining room by Mrs. Rufus Oates, who also, gave each one a mini ture corsage of golden flowers. The refreshment table was ov erlaid with a hand crocheted cloth. In the center was a three tiered cake topped with a bridal scene. Gold maline caught at in tervals with golden rosebuds was used at the base of the cake. Nosegays of malne and rosebuds were used on each corner of the table. On each side of the cake were golden candles. Individual cakes, gold and white mints, golden stuffed da tes, hot nuts and coffee were served by Mesdames J. E. Lip ford, J. E. White, Clyde Jolly, Ro well Lane, Abe Martin, Frank Ussery and Miss Margaret Ken drick. On the long table where the gifts were displayed yellow car nations and acacia were softened with maline in a very attractive arrangement Presiding here were Mrs. Richard Uord of Concord, Wanda Smith, Greensboro, and Bobbie Roland Falls of Greens boro. The register was presided ov er by Mrs. Arthur B. Hord of Concord and Mrs. Jerry Hord of Portsmouth, Va. Good-byes were said to Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Kincaid. Several hundred guests called to con gratulate the happy coutrt?. A mong the out-of-town guests were Miss Juanita Stafford, Portsmouth, Va., Miss Lola Bol in, Savannah, Ga., Mrs. C. L. Hord Gastonia, W. J. Styers, Cherry ville, Mrs. John Blalock, Miss Brelinda Blalock, John H. Bla lock, Mrs. Belle B. Houston, and Mrs. Ernest Wilson of Columbia. Edwin B. Hord and John Hord of Concord, Mr. and Mrs. S. ' A. Allen and Sam Oberman, Char lotte, Ben E. Long, Durham, Mrs. Jessie Hord, Shelby, Mrs. O. L. Holcombe, Mr. *\nd Mrs. C. L. Lewis, Gastonia. Scouts To Gathei Old Clothing Kings Mountain Boy Scouts, with other Scouts of the nation, on the invitation of the United Nations and the American Coun cil of Voluntary Agencies for Foreign Service, will engage In ? nation ? wide "Good Turn" to meet an emergency need fo? I clothing for the needy In \us , tria, France, Germany, Greece, Israel, Italy, Jordan, Korea, Leb anon, Morocco, the Philippines and the D. P. Camps In Europe. Local Boy Scouts will make the collection of clothing which cit izens msy spare for this cause on Aprtl 12. Citizens who will contribute clothing are asked to place bun dles on the front steps of their hoipes on the above day the Boy Scouts will make the rounds to pick It up. The member agencies of the American Council of Voluntary Mitchell Reports Situation Serious Dr. Z. P. Mitchell, county heal th officer, has appealed to citi zens In the county to "confine their dogs for their own safety and the safety of children . and cattle" In compliance with the quarantine h put into effect last Friday. ... Dr. Mitchell said that reports of mad dogs, indicate that the sltu?^on could become alarming if dog owners fail to heed the Agencies for Foreign Service in clude Christian. Jewish and Ca tholic groups who work on forei gn relief report that there are minions of children and families in Europe and Atria who are des titute and -without clothing. Dis tribution of clothing collected by he Boy Scoug of America will be made by the various agencies. H. C. Wilson, district chairman, said local dry cleaners have a greed to clean the garments free of charge. 1 solicit the vote and rapport of tho cltixen* of King* Mountain for tho position of Ward 4 Commis sioner for tho forthcoming two years. Already, the present administration is planning many improvements for tho next few months* and I am seeking re election in tho interest of forward ing those plana, which will benefit all of the city. Choius To Sing Eastei Cantata The Kings Mountain Chord) Society, under the direction' 6f W. Howard Coble and accompan ied by Mrs. Aubrey Mauney, will present its Easter Cantata, "Love Triumphant,"- toy Thompson, on Palm Sunday evening at 8 o' clock In the Kings Mountain high school auditorium. Featured on the program will be solos by Burlie S. Peeler, Jr., Miss Barbara Ann Grantham, Miss Evelyn Cline, Mrs. Juanita McSwain Warren, Miss Melba .Tindall, Miss Lula Mae Teague, and Mi?s Emel.vn Gillespie. Members of the chorus are: Misses Jeanene Hallman, Jo Ann Hayes, Dorothy Hayes, Winifred Fuiton; Melba Tindall, Sarah Alexander, Elizabeth Sisk, Lula Mae Teague, Bernice Harrison, Jo Ann Falls, Sarah Jackson, Dot ban. People rind animal's have been bitten in parts of the coun, ty, he said.' Police Chief N. M. Farr urged local citizens to keep dogs up in compliance with the quarantine. The department has killed over 20 stray dogs to date, he said. Plans Completed For Easter Service Plans were reported complete this week lor the annual com munity-wide Easter Sunrise Service, sponsored by Kings Mountain Ministerial associa tion. Rev. P. D. Patrick, president of the association, will deliver the Eaater morning sermon on the topic "An Impossible If." The service will be held in Me morial Park of Mountain Rest cemetery and will begin at 6:30 a. m. In the event of rain. It will be held at the high nchool auditorium. Fulton, Ramona Allen, Evelyn Cline, Patricia Prince, Betty Joy ce Cash, Barbara Ann Grantham, Emolyn Gillespie, Pat Smyre; Mesdamea Paul Smyre, Ray Bar ber, Juanita McSwain Warren, Deah McDan'iei, Herman Camp bell, Franklin Wafe, Philip G. Padgett; Messrs; Gene Mauney, David Mauney, Burlie S. Peeler; Jr.. Bobby Martin, Donald Patter - .son, Jake Hord, Jr.. Timothy Gladden, John Warlick, Reginald Murray, Arthur Walket*i Robert Osborne, Ted Ramsey, and Dr. Phillip G. Padgett. Tint Red Cross Fund Report $990 First report on the 1951 Keel . Cross fund campaign by Treas urer B. S. Neill Thursday showed receipts to date of $990.03, a gainst the $6,139 quota. Mr. Neill said only scattered reports from the several solicit ing committees had been recei ved. Meantime, the colored division, reported at a meeting at City Hall Monday night that it had raised $177.30 of its $100 quota. M. L. Campbell, chairman, saicf the colored division would meet again at City Hall on March 27^ At this time, he hopes to report this division over the top on the quota. Aubrey Mauney, chairman of the campaign, said Informal re ports from division chairmen in dicated the drive is going welt. "We're very confident that the goal will be attained," he said* "and I wish to urge division chairmen to make their reports* as quickly as possible." There are 286,905 farms in Nor th Carolina. In Time For Easter! Big New Shipment of Seamprufe Slips 41 Proportioned sizes for both average and tall figure. # Straight-cut # Sizes 32 to 48 MYERS' Dress Shop Second Floor ? and lead them pride fully along in the Eas ter parade wu-ii.wg wearing fashions they love and you appreci ate for adorable styling, sound versatility and quality workmanship that means so much longer wear. You'll find a complete selection at the Wee F*olk Shop, of course, priced wonder fully low. Shadow plaid box jac- Contrasting dotted par ket suit with sparkling ty dress. Perky back white accents . . 110.95 bow. Cotton . . $5.95 Tots' short jacket suit, double - breasted with . grown up button trim #..fjt9.95 ' Full Line Children's Wear ? Priced Right! .j Phone 10 Mountain St.

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