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MRS. P. D. HERN DON. Editor
Mrs. Baird Speaker
At Study Club
The Study Club held a delight,
tul meeting Tuesday night at the
Country Club with Mrs. Hunter
Neisler as hostess.
Mrs. N. F. McGill, program,
leader, presented Miss Evelyn
Cline, Miss Melba Tindall and
Miss Hilda King, the girls trio
from the high school who sang,
"Holy City," by Adams, and
?"Smiling Through," the number
they received a superior rating
on. They were accompanied by
Miss Jeanene Hallman. '
Miss Hilda King gave a piano
solo, "Carnival Procession," by
Lecusino, which she received a
superior rating on.
Mrs. McGill presented Mrs.
Fred L. Balrd of Shelby who de
lighted the club with her talk on
"Tar Heel Women." Giving a
brief sketch of the lives and ac
tivities of Rebecca Bryan Boone,
wife of pioneer Daniel Boone.
Susan Twltty, DolUe Payne Mad
ison and Matilda Neill Whistler.
Special guests were Mrs. Jesse
Kiaer and Mrs. Mason Barber,
guests of Mrs. L. A. Hoke and
Mrs. W. L. Pi essy.
Prior to the program the hos
tess was assisted in serving a
dessert course.
The lower floor of the club was
decorated with lovely arrange
ments of pear blossoms, daffo
dils, narcissus and other spring
blossoms.
David Roberts
Birthday Noted
The children in Mrs. David
Fisher's room enjoyed a bkthday
party Thursday afternoon given
by Mrs. Eugene Roberts honor
ing her son, David, on his ninth
birthday.
* Movie films were shown!
PopsJcles and candy were ser
ved. i
Entre-Nous Club Met
With Mrs. Arthur
Mrs. H. R. Hunnicutt was invi
ted to play bridge with members
of the Entre-Nous club when it
met with Mrs. J. H. Arthur on
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Clyde Kerns compiled the
highest score and was awarded
high score prize. Mrs. H. L. Camp
bell was runner-up and received
a prize.
The home was decorated with
assorted spring flowers. A salad
and sweet course was served
with coffee.
Mrs. Rhea Hostess
To Auxiliary
l Mrs. J. M. Rhea delightfully
entertained members of the A
merican Legion auxiliary at her
home Thursday night.
Mrs. James Ware ga\? the de
votional centering her thoughts
on Easter. ' *
Dr. J. C. Lamply in a very in
teresting and entertaining way
told of a recent trip to Vienna.
Mrs. J. C, 7olly presided over
the short business meeting.
When the meeting adjourned
the hostess was assisted in ser
ving refreshments.
Town Club Meets
In Mayes Home
The Town Club met at the
home of Ann Mayes Saturday
night, with Johnny Warlick as
co-hostess.
Nearly all members were pres
ent. Dancing and numerous gam
es were the pastime of the even
ing.
There was no business meet
ing. The club meets this Satur
day at the home of Dick Webb.
Refreshments were served
which were enjoyed by all.
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MARLOWE'S CENTER SQVICE
ON THE BUSY CORNER
Phone 62 .
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and tfc* Life . .
First Baptist Church
Kings Mountain *
March 25 - April 1st
7:30 p.m. each night
This is yoni invitation to attend this
Special Series of Evangelistic Services
feefcngflield In co-operation with tfee Simultaneous
Evangelistic Crusade Of the Southern Baptist
Convention*
JESUS' IMVITATIOH:
"Come onto me all ye
that labor and are
heary laden, and 1
will give yon rest."
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED: Mr. and Mr*. James L ee Counts of
Prosperity. S. C., announce the engagement of their daughterw Jenny*
lee. to Richard Plato Foster, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baxter Foster
of Kings Mountain. The wedding is to take place in June.
Birth Aunouncements
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Black an
nounce the birth of a son, Wed
nesday, March 14, Shelby hospi-;
tal.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Kelly an
nounce the birth of a son Thurs
day, March 15. Shelby hospitaL
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Peterson,
route 1, announce the birth of a
son, Friday March 16, Shelby
hospital.
' Mr. and Mrs. James A. Peter
son, route 2, announce the birth
of a son .Friday, March 16, Shel
by hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. John Reynolds
announce the birth of a son,
Johnny, Jr., Friday, March 16, at
Garrison General hospital, Gas
tonia. .
Major and Mrs. J. W. Timber
lake, Arlington, Va., announce,
the birth of a daughter Friday,'
March 16, Arlington hospital.
Mrs. Timberlake is the former
Miss Betty Lee Neisler, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Neisler.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Grlgg, route
2, announce the 'birth of a daugh
ter, Tuesday, March 20, Shelby
hospital.
Mrs. Hugh Ormand
Is Bridge Hostess
Mrs. Hugh Ormand entertained
members of the Tuesday After
noon Bridge club this week at the
Country Club.
Large bowls of jonquils were
used to decorate the rooms used
for the party.
Between progressions of bridge
Mrs. Ormand served a salad
course.
Scores were tallied after the
last progression and prizes pre
sented to the winners. Mrs. S. O.
Davis, received visitors' high and
Mrs. C. A. Billing proved to be
the club high scorer.
I Those besides club members
enjoying the party were Mrs.
Amos Dean, Mrs. George Houser,
| Mrs. S. O. Davis, Mns. Harry Page
and Mrs. J. M. Cooper.
"Green Pastures ? Their Place
in the 'Economy of North Caroli
na" is the subject of the high
school agricultural speaking con
test sponsored ajiain this year
by the North Carolina Bankers
Association- in cooperation with
all agricultural agencies.
Ballctrd-O'Donoghue
Invitations Issued
Invitations reading as follows
have been issued:
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Young
Ballirtd
request the honour of your
presence
at the marriage of their daughter
Patsy Ruth
to
Mr. Richard Stuart O'Donoghue
on Saturday, the thirty-first of
M/irch
at five-thirty o'clock
Belmont Abbey Cathedral
Belmont, North Carolina
Accompanying card:
Reception
immediately following the
ceremony
345 N. Central Avenue
Belmont, North Carolina
R. s. v. p.
Informal Party
Honors Miss Ballard
Miss Kathleen Neilson enter
tained at her home on Dilworth
road, East, Charlotte. Friday
night at a surprise miscellaneous
shower in honor of Miss Patsy
Ruth Ballard, whose wedding t,o
Richard O'Donoghue of Charlotte
will take place March 31.
St. Patrick's day decorations
were used in the home. Bridge
was played with prizes .award
ed, for high and low scores. An
ice course in green and white
was served.
Guests included Miss Ballard,
Mrs. Hugh Ballard, Mrs. Fred Mc
DanieU Mrs. I. B. Goforth, Mrs.
Wilmoth D. Kerns, Miss Daph
Ballard, Miss Emelyn Gillespie,
and Miss Feb Hord, all of Kings
Mountan; Mrs. W. D. O'Dono
ghue, Mrs. Roderick O'Donoghue,
Mrs. James Taylor, Mrs. Robert
Muellar, Mrs. Joseph Neilson,
Miss Mildred Gullatt, and Miss
Dot Robbins.
Mrs. Mabry Fetes
Bautician Club
Mrs. Hazel Mabry was hostess
to the Beauticians Club on Tues
day night entertaining at the
Central Beauty Shoppe.
Miss Winifred Fulton, presi
dent, presided over the routine
business. ? ,
Immediately following the
business a social half hour was
enjoyed during which the hostess
served delightful refreshments.
Mrs. Goforth Hostess
To A. R. P. Circle
. The Mary Kennedy circle of
the A. R. P. church met with Mrs.
Ben H. GoXorth Monday night at
eight.
Mrs. John Gamble opened the
program with, prayer. Mrs. Mar
tin Harmon, program chairtnafT
gave a talk on "Christian Stew
ardship." Mrs. N. M. Farr talked
on "Stewardship of. Money." Miss
Pearl Hicks, on "Stewardship of
Life.". Mrs. Wendell Phifer,
"Stewardship of the Gospel."
Mrs. Pride R&ttorree gave a dis
cussion of the "Stewardship of
Talents," and the program was
concluded with prayer by Mrs.
\V. L. Pressly.
Following the business session
Mm. Goforth served a delightful
sweet course to the members.
farmers in 36 Piedmont and
mountain counties of North Car
olina grew aromatic tobacco in
1950.
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