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The Valentlne.motlf was clever
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md refreshments by Mrs. John
tie Kerns on Tuesday night when
he and Mr. Kerns were hosts to
nembers of the King of Hearts.
Four progressions of bridge
vere played with high score
?rizes going to Dr. and Mrs. Na
han Reed.
When cards were laid aside, a
lessert was served with coffee.
?
Woman's Club Sponsors
Art Exhibit In April ^
? Mrs. H. C. Campbell, chairman
I of the Art committee of the Wo
man's Club announces that on
Friday, April 18, there will be an
exhibition of school children's art |
at the Woman's Club.
All school children are asked
to have their work ready by April
, 16. Prises will be awarded In each
.group. Drawing, painting and
'crafts In any nature will be Judg
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Social Calendar
Thursdays
7:30 ? American Legion Auxili
ary meets with - Mrs.
Dickie Tate.
Fridays
7:30? Regular meeting of the
Woman's Club at club
v house.
8:00? Hi-Lo Bridge club meets
wtth Mr. and Mrs. J. C:
Bridges. - '???
Mondays
7:30? Merchants 'Banquet at
the Masonic Hall.
7:30? Lois Bible Class will
meet with Mrs. C. E.
Cash.
8:00 ? Mary Kennedy Circle of
the ARP church meets
with Mrs. Beri H. Go
forth.
Tuesdays
2:30 ? Entre *Nous club meets
With Mrs. Herman Camp
? bell.
3:00 ? Tuesday bridge club
meets with Mrs. Joe
Neisler.
7:30? Study Club meets with
Mrs. O. W. Myers.
8:30? King of Hearts meets
with Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Timms.
Wednesdays
3:00? West School meets in the
auditorium. At 2:40 the
Executive board will
meet in the school libra
ry.
Thursday s
2:30? Ace of Clubs meets with
, Mrs. Amos Dean.
Friendship Class
Met In Britt Home
The February meeting of the
Friendship Class of Grace Metho
dist church was held in the home
of Mrs. D. E. Britt with Mrs.
Clyde Fite as co-hostess.
"I Need Thee Every Hour", was
sung by the group as the opening,
this was followed with prayer by
Mrs. Andy Huffstetler.
Mrs. J. E. Mauney gave a talk
on, "Light of the World". The
members sang, "Lei the Lower
' Lights be Burning".
Mrs. Andy Huffstetler in the
(absence of the president, presided
; during the business meeting.
, During the social period the
; hostesses served potato salad,
| sandwiches, cakes, valentine can
dies and a drink,
Methodist Circle Meets
With Mrs. J. C. McKinney
Circle 4 of Central Methodist
cliurch met Monday night at tl\e
home' of Mrs. J. C. McKrhney.
Mrs. Hiliard Black gave. the de
votionais reading from the 95th
Psalm.
An interesting program "The
Origin of Some Our Hymns" was
j presented by Mrs. Ralph Mauney,
[Mrs. Holland Dixon, Mrs. Otto
I Williams and Miss Louise Hullen
dfer.
The business was presided over
by the leader, Mrs. Black.
The circle welcomed Mrs. M. A.
En low as a now member.
Delicious refreshments were
I served by the hostess.
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Mrs. Church Hostess To
Hattie Garner Circle
The Hattie Garner Circle of the
i First Baptist church met Monday
night in Bessemer City with Mrs.
Wayne Church.
Mrs. M. C. Amds assisted by
Mrs. Hill Baker. Mrs. Ahie Mar
tin, .Mrs. W. M. Moorehead, Mrs.
Ray Smith. Mrs. Churfh and Miss
Annie Roberts c;ave a very inter
esting program on. "Cuba *.
Mrs. W. M. Moothead presided
during the business, this was fol
lowed with a social half hour. De
lightful refreshments carrying
out the Valentine motif were
served.
Mrs. Jay Patterson
Fetes Bridge Club
Bowls of jonquils japonicas and
dish gardens added a festive note
to the home of Mrs. Jay Patter
son on Tuesday afternoon when
her guests were members of the
Contract Club and two additional
guest &. Mrs. Aubrey Mauney and
Mrs. H. C. Mayes.
After the second progression
the hostess was assisted in serv
ing a salad and sweet course with
coffee.
When scores were compared at
the close of the fourth progres
sion. playing prizes were awarded
Mrs. C. T. Carpenter, Jr., and
Mrs. Tolly Shuford for high and
s?<-ond high respectively.
1st Anniversary Sale Continues
Un To 1/2 Off On Many Items
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\V. Mountain St. . Phone. 10
Mrs. Joe Hord Honored
On Eighty-Firit Birthday
Miss Majorie Hon) delightfully
entertained the two sisters of her
mother and three sisters of her
father at a spend-the-day party
Sunday, February 10th with an
old fashioned dinner. The occa
sion marked the eighty-first birth
day of her mother, Mrs. Joe Hord.
Mrs. Lucy Carpenter of Char
lotte, and Mrs. Mamie Davis of
Gastonla, Mrs. Lillle Hord and
Mrs. Julia Keller of Ktngs Moun
tain, Mrs. Eliza Kendrlck of Waco
are the sisters who helped Mrs.
Hord enjoy her anniversary.
Miss Hord was assisted in en
tertaining by Mesdames Virginia
Bush, and D. Q. Littlejohn, Mrs.
P. M. Mauney of Shelby, A..C.
Beam of Cherryville, Maude
Smith of Charlotte, and Joe
Beach Hord < I Maxton:
Grandmother Hord was the
recipient of many useful and love
ly gifts. , .
Personals
David Kincaid, Sonny McDan
iel, Edward Kelly, Jerry King,
Paul Bridges, and David McDan
iel went to Daytona Beach, Fla.,
Friday. While down there Sonny
McDaniel was operated on after
suffering anoacute attack of ap
pendicitis. His condition is report
ed as Improved and Is -expected
home Sunday.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Herndon, were Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Herndon of Mt. Gllead,
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hambright,
Mrs. &dna Hambright, Miss Betty
Hambright of Clover, Mr. and
Mrs. E. D. Houser of Charlotte,
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Herndon.
Among the college boys and
girls spending the weekend with
their parents were Misses Shirley
Houser and Nancy Jean Gantt of
Plonk School of Creative Arts In
Asheville, Sara Klncald and Jack
Crouch of Gardner-Webb, Fay
lene Falls of Limestone coliege.
Mrs. J. R. Davis returned Wed
nesday from a three weeks visit
j in Florida. " .
Mrs. Henry Summitt, Mrs. |
Carol Barnes and daughter, Doris ,
of Charlotte were visitors Wed- :
nesday in the hbroe of Mrs. C. W.
Richardson.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sljnpson and
son were Hickory visitors Sun
day.
Miss Nancy Nickels of the Albe
marle School faculty spent the^
weekend with her mother, Mrs.
J. C. Nickels.
Sgt. Uodey Sellers of Ft Bragg I
spent the weekend with his pa
rents.
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Miss Mary Hayes had as her I
guest during the weekend. Miss j
Erllne Roberts of Charlotte.
Misses Margy Dickey, "Ducky"
Jenkins, Andy Tlrpak and Dick j
j Voccola. of Catawba college were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
! Cooper of West Palm Beach on
I their tour of the East Coast of
Florida.
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Mr.- and Mrs. H. C, Wilson were
: Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Wright of Asheville.
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1 Claronce Patterson of the'.U. S>
? Navy stationed in Penscola, Fla.;
was the guest Saturday night of
Mr, and Mrs. W. E. Kuykindall.
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Mrs. J- L. McGill and Mrs.
Broward of Charlotte attended
the State District Garden Club1
meeting in Chapel Hill.
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Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Dilling ,
a. id children ? of Gaffney were
guests during the weekend of i
[Mrs. Dilling's parents. Mr. and j
(Mrs. C. T. Carpenter.
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Mr. and Mrs. Gus Petty and
daughters, Jackie and Vickie are!
touring Florida.
j
j- Mrs. Edith Goforth left Friday j
for a visit in Tampa and Palm
Harbor, Fla., . '
? ?
Moffatt Ware, Jr.. Robert and
i Hugh Neisler, students at Blue j
1 Ridge School for Boys spent the j
weekend with their parents.
I
Mrs. Virginia Henson, daughter [
i of Mrs. J. C. Clary has returned j
'.to her home here and is improv
ing after a long illness jn the
; Spartanburg hospital.
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Ml ss Kuth Randall and Miss
' Naomi Edens are leaving Satur
day for a weeks visit in New
York City and Washington, D. C.
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Mrs. O. W. Myers is in New
York this week on a buying trip
! for Myers Dress Shoppe.
Paula Hardin, little 15 months
old daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
Robert Hardin Is In a very ser
ious condition in the Memorial
hospital In Gastonla. where she
was taken last week for observa
tion and treatment.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. A. B. prince were Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Prince, of Chapel Hill.
Mrs.t Grady Yelton, who under
went an operation recently, is re
cuperating nicely.
New teachers in the Intermedi
ate MYF at Central Methodist
churrh is Mrs. James Dickey.
George Moore, who suffered.'
S broken arm four weeks ago ifi
a fall st Ware A Sons, is recov
ering satisfactorily.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Bryant, ;
route 1, announce the birth of a
daughter, Wednesday, . February
S, Shelby hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hannon.
Grover route 1, announce the
birth of a daughter, Wednesday,
February 6, Shelby hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Owensby
route 3, announce the birth of a
daughter, Debra Elaine, Thurs
day, February 7, Kings Mountain
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs.- Austin Moore an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Mary Jane, Sunday, February 10,
Kings Mountain hospital. >
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Mr. and Mrs. James Gaultney
announce the birth of a daughter,
on Monday, February 11, at Gar
rison General hospital, Gastonla.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Champion
announce the birth of a daughter,
Wednesday, February 13, Kings
Mountain hospital.
Circle No. 7 Met
With Mrs. Harmon
; Mrs. Walter Harmon was hos
tess on Monday night to members
of Circle No. 7 of Central Metho
dist church.
The business meeting was pre
sided over by Mfs. Y. F. Thron
burg, chairman.
Mrs. T. W. Grayson gave the
devotional using "Love" as her
theme, reading different verses
from the Bible and commenting
on them. . ' ??.
Mrs. Paul Ware presented a
program on, "Trouble Spots of
the World".
Mrs. Harmon assisted by Mrs.
Charles Harrill served sand
wiches, homemade fruit cake and
coffee. ?
Sixteen members were present
for the meeting.
Presbyterian Circle
Met With Mrs. Houston
Circle No. 3 of the Presbyiet.'an
church met Monday night wiift
M'rs. Humes Houston at the home
ol Mis. S. K. Suber for the Feb
ruary meeting.
Mrs. Webster, circle chairman
opened the meeting with prayer.
Nine member* responded to roll
call, minutes of the previous
meeting were read, Miss Helen
Hayes gave the treasurer's re
port. Mrs. Webster reminded the
members this Is "Survey" week,
and that circle 3 would put flow
ers In the church during March.
The Bible lesson on the tenth
commandement was taught by
Mrs, Paul Mauney.
Miss Helen Hay read an article
from the Bible Society Survey on,
"God's Middle Man". ,
The hostess served frozen fruit
salad course with coffee. The cir
cle was delighted to have Mrs.
Suber and Mrs.. Nell Cranford as
visitors.
Shower Given In
Honor Of Miss Siftos
A lingerie shower was given by
Miss Joyce Foster and Mrs. Wil
ma Neal Tuesday night at the
home of Mrs. S. R. Suber honor
ing Miss Mary Sue Sipes, whose
marriage to Jerry Wilson will be
an event of early spring. .
Bridal dice and canasta were
played with Miss Peggy Dixon
and Miss Sara Jackson winning
at dice and Miss Ann Mayes win
ning at canasta. Records were
played during the evening.
A frozen fruit salad course
served with fruit punch and nuts.
The honoree was showered
with gifts, then the guests watch
ed the opening of. the gifts and.
Joined the recipient in their ad
miration.. ?>. _'? ? , y?; ; 1
Out-of-town guests Included
Miss Sonja Calhoun of Shelby,
and Mrs. Peggy Patterson of
Charlotte. .
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