MYF Sub-Disttict At
Grace Methodist
Grace Methodist church will be
host to the Gastonla Sub-District
meeting of the M. Y. F, next
Thursday night at 7:30 o'clock.
This is a very important meet
ing, as new officers for the com
ing year are to be elected* t-.
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School Group
Present Program
Mrs. Carl Davidson delightful
ly entertained the members of
the. Study Club and additional
guests at the Country Club Tues
day night.
Tho club was especially pretty
with the floral arrangements
used throughout the lower floor.,
The meeting was held in the for
mal tfining room which was
prettily decorated with tulips,
irisand pansles in striking colors
A large arrangement of white
dogwood with pink honeysuckle
on a long table in the rear of the
room was a special beauty spot.
Mrs. Davidson was also pro
gram leader for the meeting and
with the taelp of several of the
children from her second grade
at Park Grace School delighted
the group with Folk dances and
songs.
The first number was a Child
ren's Polka, A German Folk
Dance given by: L' Ange Bum
gardner, Bil'ie Jones, Marcia
Moore, Bud Kircus, Libby Medlin.
J. T. Jackson, Martha Welch,
Donald Champion.
2. Kolos, Serbian Dance: L'
Ange Bumgardner, Billie Jones,
Marcia Moore,' Bud Kircus, Libby
Medfln and Donald Champion.
3. Flutes: Lois Ingle, Roda Neal
and Gail Black, of Waco played
the Marine Hymn and a Medley
accompanied by Mrs. Aubrey
Clay.
4. Reading, "A Little Rabbit
Who Wanted Red Wings," Sandra
Jo Moss.
5. Bon, Bon, Belinda, American
Dance: Gail Black, Bud Kircus,
Lois Ingle, Donald Champion,
Marshall Gore, Roda Neal, L'
Ange Bumgardner and Billie
Jones:
6. Carrousel or Merry Go
Round, Swedish: Lois Ingle, Bil
lie Jones, Gall Black, Bud Klrcus,
Jo Moss, Junior Gore, Nancy Ox
ford, J. T. Jackson.
7. Rhythms, Swing. See-Saw,
Duck: Lois Ingle, Donald Oham
ptbn, Gail Blaek, J. T. Jackson,
Rhoda Neal, Billle Jones.
8. Heel and Toe Polka, Ameri
can:" L' Ange Bumgardner, Billle
Jones, Libby Medlin and J. T.
Jackson. ? ,
9. Flutes and group singing,
"Mocking Bird Hill."
10. Bleklng, Swedish Folk
Dance: Lois Ingle, L' Ange Bum
gardner, - Gail Black, Marcla
Moore.
11. Put Your Littl^' Foot First,
group.
12. The Lilac Tree, sung by
Miss Lillian Barber and panto
mined by Jo Moss an<J Marshall
Gore.
Mrs. Davidson closed the pro
gram with two readings from
"Heaven in My Hand."
A short business meeting was
held. '
During the social period' fol
lowing the hostess was assisted
In serving a sweet course.
Special guests were Mrs. L, L.
Benson, Mrs. J. C. Nick lee, Mrs,
Hubert Davidson, Mrs. E. B. El
lerbe, Mrs. A. S. Cover, Mrs. Alex
ander Grants and Miss Lillian
Barber. From Waco were Mrs. W.
CHARTER NO. 5451 RESERVE DISTRICT NO. 5
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
THE FIBST NATIONAL BANK
of Kings Mountain in the State of North CaroMfta, at th?cloae of bus
iness on April 9, 1951, published In response to call made by Comp
troller of the Currency, under Section 9811, 0. S, Revised Statutes.
939,007.9*
obMgatkms, dlreot and guarantee?*.. 927,750.25
Obligations of States and potitk*! subdiyltkms . i*. . . . / 317,397.64
Other bonds. Dotes, and debentures. . * 79,000.00
Corporate Stocks ( Including $6,75040 /-?
rftock of FVderal Reserve bank) .. . ; ,</. . , 6,750.00
Loans and discounts (Including $ None overdrafts) .7 . , 1,454,945.37
Bank premises owned $46,500.00, ? > '
; furniture and fixtures $12,975.00 . ; ,V. 59,475.00
Other asBets * * 5,il0.99
TOTAt ASSETS i. . . . V ,>V. . .. Jj$??p$3, 789,49721
LIABILITIES .
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Demand deports of individuals,
partnerships, and corporations $2,433,734.09
Time deposit* of Individuals,
partnerships, and corporations 569,707.47]
Deposits of United States
Government (including postal savings) 135,778.24
Deposits of States and political subdivisions 277,597.62
Others* posits (certified and cashier's checks, etc.) .... 64,927.22
TOTAL DEPOSITS $3,481,744.64
Other liabilities ...1.....,.., 1,569.22
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[total LIABILITIES $3,483,313.86
v < CAPITAL ACCOUMTS
Capital Stock: ' . . ..
Common stock, total par $100,000.00 .............. . $ 100,000.00
Surplus ? 125,000.00
Undivided profits j 68,683.35
Reserves (and retirement
account for preferred stock) ' . . pi,,. 12,500.00
******
. W>; $ 306,183.35
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND 'CAlTftUL ACOOtfirri .
' ?; MEMORANDA ? ^
* '? V? ' - ' tc ? 7, + J*, .? . ^ * .?. .... is ' .'*%?* '? " V.l
Assets pledged or aartgned to secure * ?
HabHltles and for other purposes .......... I 721,779.25
Loans as shown above are after deduction of rsaervef of 10,929.18
STATE OP WORTH CAROLINA,- - 1
COUNTY OF CLEVELAND, .
I. L. E. v^BBOm cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly
swear that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief. - *
L. E. ABBOTT, Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before CORRECT ? ATTEST:
me this 13th day of April, 1951. : P. R. Summers
M. Carolyn McDaniel >,*. Ware
NojfjSpjg??ie*. . . ' B. S. Neil l
Personals I
Mru. D. C. Harrison is receiving
treatment in the Mercy hospital j
in Charlotte.
Mir. and Mrs. Eugene Matthews j
and daughter, Martha, spent
Sunday with Mias Barbara Mat
thews at Mare Hill College.
Howard Jackson has returned
from a business trip to New York
City. _
Jake E,arly, who is enroute to
Minnesota, spent the weekend
with hi# family here.
Mr. And Mrs. E. K. Whltener
sptnt the weekend at their home
at Myrtle Beach.
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Arnold W. Kinoaid is attend
ing Grand Lodge of Masons in
Chapel Hill.
Mrs. L. P. Stowe, Jr., arrived by
plane' Monday night from Hono
lulu and is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
L. P. Stowe.
Misses Ann Mayes, Barbara
| Gault, Ramona Allen and Fay
lerie Falls, were visitors Sunday
with Rev. and Mrs. J. G. Winkler
in Kannapolis.
Dr. Marie Cooper of Macon, Ga.,
was guest during the v eekend of
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wnr.
Mrs. J. S. Evan* was called to
Georgia last wet>; due to the
death of a cousin.
Mrs. C. T. Carpenter, Jr., who
underwent an operation at Char
lotte Memorial hospital Tuesday,
was reported resting well yester
day morning.
Mt. and Mrs. Eric Dehlin and
children, Eddie and Deborah;
were visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
A. B. Prince and family Saturday.
The Dehlins recently moved
from Glen Ridge, N. J., to Char
lotto.
Mr. and Mrs. Rush Dixon, Mr.
aind Mrs. Roy Dixon and sons, <
Roy and Charles, left Friday for
Washington, D. C., to spend sev
eral days with Mr. and Mrs.
?Frank Machin. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Griffith
and daughter, Miss Lillian Grif
fith, of Newell, Mr. and Mrs. A. S.
Kiser and daughter, Miss Louise
Kiser visited the gardens at
Charleston during the weekend.
Misses Lillian Griffith and Lou
ise Kiser are members of the
school faculty of Huntersvllle.
Weekend guests in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Kincaid
wetffe Dr. and Mrs. J. Frank Duke
and twins, Jane and Jean, of
Washington, N. C, Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse M; Henley, Roseboro, N. C.,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cooper,
Arapahoe, N. C., and Mrs. Maude
B. Fay, Kinston.
G. Hord, Mrs. A. J. Putnam and
Mrs. Aubrey Clay.
Miss Margaret ' Cornwell of
Florence, S. C., is spending sev
eral days in Kings Mountain.
Mrs. H. A. Harris ai d Mrs. E.
H. Crouch were visitors in Spar
tanburg Tuesday.
David Mauney has entered
Memorial hospital in Charlotte
for observation aind treatment.
Miss Margie Campbell of Chi
na Grove spent the weekend
with her brother, H. L. Campbell
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Turner and
son, Billie, of Graham, were Sun
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Lackey.
Dr. *r Mrs. Bill WJorta of
j Fondu Lac, Wis., were guests
this week of Mr. and Mrs. G. H.
Mauney. N
Mrs. E. T. Plett had as a gueet
over the weekend her sister, Mrs.
R. F. Ledford and children of
Charlotte. Sunday guests in the
Plott home were Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Garmon, Mr. and Mrs.- Jo
seph Novobilski and children,
| Joe and Margaret Ann, Mrs. M. E.
| De Berry and daughter, Ann, of
Concord. Mrs. De Berry and Mrs.
Novobilski are sisters of Mr.
Plott.
Margrace Club
Plans Auction Sale
The Margrace Woman's elub
held its monthly meeting Friday
night, April 13, at the .Margrace
club house.
The meeting was called to or
der by tb^ president, Mrs. C. H.
Falls. Mrs. Jim Anderson had
charge of the devotions. Business
was discussed and it was decid
ed to have an auction sale at the
next meeting.
Mrs. Jim Medlin acted as sec
retary in the absence of Mrs.
Jarfles Bolin.
The meeting closed with the
hostesses, Mrs. Grady Rhea, Mrs.
James Bolin and Mrs. George
Sellers serving a salad course
with hot coffee.
Entre Nous Clut Met
In Campbell Home
The home of Mrs. H. L. Camp
bell was made festive with iris,
narcissus and dogwood Tuesday
afternoon when /her guests were
mertbers of the Entre Nous Club
with two additional guests, Mrs
H&rold Crawford and Mrs. C. F.
Thomasson. >
At the close of the second pro
gression a dessert course with
nuts and coffee was served.
Playing prizes were awarded
Mw. J. H. Arthur and Mrs. O. O.
Jackson for scoring highest and
second high.
Made-to-Measuie Clothes!
See D. C. Clark
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PLONK'S
Friday April 20
May Fellowship Day
To Be Observed
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Mrs, Phillip Baker, chairman of
the May Fellowship Day pro
gram announces a religious film,
'?Chaff", will be shown at -the
meeting to be held in the Pres
byterian church May 4 at 8 p. m.
All ladies of the town ,an<l
community are asked to attend
the meeting. A social hour will
be enjoyed after the program.
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