Mrs. P. 0. Hsmdon, Editor
Investiture Service
.. Held By Brownies
Brownie Troop No. 1 of Central
Methodist church held their regu
lar meeting Monday afternoon at
their room In the church.
New officers are selected every
three months, In January the fol
lowing were elected president,
Phyllis Bumgardner, vice pres.;
Judy Early, sect.; Doris Dixon
^ and treasurer, Mrs.* Holland
\ Dixon.
Topic for study in January was
"How to Bet a Table", the correct
way to place crystal, china and
silver, the correct use of candles
and center flower arrangements,
where to seat the host and hos
tess and' guests.
Miss Jane Brockman of Gas
tonla was present for one meeting '
teaching the Brownies how to
prepare colors.
Plans were made for an Investi
ture Service to be held for three
new Brownies and assistant lead
er, Mrs. Jake Early. The World
Pin ceremony was read by Mrs.
Jake Early and the mothers of
the new Brownies were given the
honor of pinning these pins on
their daughters.
Light refreshments were serv
ed after the ceremony.
Another one of the activities
was learning, How to be Prepar
ed, how to send an SOS by flag,
flash light, hand shake and whis
tle.
Plans are being made to attend
Camp Rotary during the summer
months. Also to sell the Girl Scout
cookies to help support Camp Ro
tary.
F. H. A. Girls Attend
Rally In Fallston
Thirteen members of The Fu
ture Homemakers Chapter with
their leader, Mrs. William Page
attended a Cleveland County Ral
ly held in the high school in Falls
ton Saturday/The theme of the
F. H. A. meeting was better
homes and family relations.
W. R. Gary, principal of Falls
ton school, greeted the F. H. A.
girls with wishes for a good day.
? A splendid program had been
arranged, the Kings Mountain
Chapter gave an interesting em
blem service.
Lunch was served in the school
cafeteria. Those attending from
Kings Mountain were Carletty
. McDaniel, Margie Tessener, Nell
Ramsey, Lossle Lynch, Dolores
Davidson, Bobbie Barrett, Elaine
Goforth, Joyce Biser, Peggy Rlp
py, Louise Patterson, Fern Bar
rett, Nancy Rlshop and Cynthia
Plott.
Miscellaneous Shower
Honoring Mrs. Bell
Mrs. Gene Whetstjne and Mrs.
George Lovelace, Jr., wore hos
tesses Saturday night at the
home of the former on Carpenter
street honoring Mrs. Bill Bell, the
former Miss Shirley Ramsey, a
bride of February.
An assortment of colorful
spring flowers were used through
out the party rooms.
The hoitoree had chosen for (he
party a l>oige suit with which she
wore brown accessories and a
shoulder corsage of while carna
tions, gift of the hostesses.
Three humorous bridal games
and contests were played with
prizes , going to Mrs. Paul Bell,
Mrs. Raymond Foster and Mrs.
Phillip Houmi', who i.nturn pre
sented fnem to the honoree.
Mrs. Zeno Lovelace assisted the
hostesses in serving s&ndwiches, I
cookies, cheese wafers and iced
cokes.
Following the games, the twen !
ty-one guests presented the hon
oree with many nice and useful
gifts. -j
Mrs. O. W. Myers
Entertains Club
Members of the Twin-Table
club and one special guest, Mrs.
B. R. Spetdel met Tuesday night;
and enjoyed four progressions of
bridge with Mrs. O. W- Myers at
her attractive home on Piedmont |
avenue,
Mixed cut spring flowers In
striking arrangements were plac
ed at vantage points throughout
the home. Tables were laid for,
refreshments Mrs. Charles Thorn
asson and Mrs. P. D. Herndon as
sisted the hostess in serving a
salad and sweet course with cof
fee prior to the games.
High score prize went to Mrs.
H. C. Mayes, second high to Mrs.
Claud Hambright and the float
> Ing prize to Mrs. Speidel.
Social Calendar
Friday.
7:00? Dinner meeting of the
Board of Directors of the
Country Club.
8:00 ? Couples Club meets with
Mr. and Mrs. G. E.
Bridges.
Monday :
2:30? Duplicate Club meets
with Mrs. W. K. Mauney,
Jr., at the Country Club.
3:00? Ann Hasseltine Circle of
the First Baptist church
meets with Mrs. I. A. Mc
Gill.
Lula Herndon Circle
meets with Mrs. J. B.
Hord.
3:30? Kathleen Mallory Circle
meets with Mrs. W. J.
Crawford.
7:30 ? Hat tie Gardner Circle
meets with Mrs. W, F.
Houser.
Elizabeth Runyan meets
with Miss Bettyj Hayes.
Rebecca Long meets with
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
Reed.
8:00? Circle No 7 of the Metho
dist church meets with
Mrs. B. F. Beam with
Mrs. T. W. Grayson as co
hostess. -
Tuesday:
{JiSO-T-Dozler Circle meets with
Mrs. George Hord.
Kay Culpepper meets
with Mrs. B. N. Barnes.
3:00 ? Eva Gold Circle meets
with Mrs. E. R. Roberts.
3:00? Contract Club meets with
Mrs. Tolly Shuford.
7:00? Meeting of the Green
Couevettee at the Coun
try Club.
7:30 -Doable Deck Bridge club
meets with Mrs. W. M.
Moorehead.
7:30- -Sophia Nlckols Circle
meets with Mrs. J. B.
Falls.
8:00? Cornelia Leavell Circle
meets with Mrs. Bill
Laughter.
8:00? Queen of Clubs meets,
with Mrs. Henry Nelsler
at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Neisler..
8:30?- King of Hearts meets
With Mr. and Mrs. John
nie Kerns.
Wednesday:
3:00 ? House and Garden Club
meets with Mrs* Hayne
Blackmer at the Country
Club.
3:30 ? Kings Mountain Garden
Club meets with Mrs.
John Cheshire.
Thursday, March IS
2:30 ? Mrs. H. E. Lynch will en
tertain the Ace of Clubs.
Presbyterian Circle
Have Dinner Meeting
The March meeting of Circle
No. I of the First Presbyterian
church was held Monday night
with Mrs. E. T. Plott.
This was the annual covered
dish meeting. A green and white
color scheme Was cleverly carried
out by Mrs. Plott in her decora
tions. Following the delicious din- j
ner which Was served buffet style
to. tne members gathered in the
living room for the program.
In the absence of Sirs, Murphy,
Mrs.* Carl Davidson presented the
Bible lesson. This being the last
lesson on the ten commandments,
Mrs. Davidson had planned a re
view and asked several to give
| three minute talks on one of the
commandents. |
Tuesday Club Met
In Ramseur Home
An abundance of spring flowers i
and greenery in artistic arrange- !
ments were used in decorations j
by Mrs. W.'L. Ramseur this week
[when she entertained the Tuesday ,
Bridge club.
After the second progression a|
salad course was served With cof
fee and for the sweet cdurse, lime
chiffon tarts.
Mrs. Joe Neisler was the most
successful player for the after
noon; Mrs. John McGill was a
special guest of the hostess.
Mrs. Hunter Neisler
Circle Hostess
Members of Circle No. 2 of the
Presbyterian church enjoyed a
cAvered dish dinner at the home
| of their leader, Mrs. Hunter Neis
i ler, Monday night.
The Bible study was given by
Mrs. George Moss.
A resume of the years work
| was given as this was the last
j meeting for the cburch year.
1 Eleven members were present.
Junior Woman's Club
To Have Dinner Meeting
The Junior Woman's Club held
their regular monthly meeting on
Monday evening at 7:30 at the
Woman's Club. Mn. Grady Yel
ton, Mrs. Don Parker and Mrs, I.
C, Davis were hostesses for the
evening. The meeting room was
decorated with spring flower*
The program for u?e month
was by the American Citizenship
Committee, Mrs. Craig Falls,
chairman. Mrs. Carles Alexander
gave th& devotional and some
thoughts on citizenship, Mrs.
Rush Stroupe, District President,
was slated for the speaker for the
evening, but due to the weather
was unable to be present
A short social hour followed the
business meeting. Mrs. Jameb
Alexander was winner In a con
test. The hostesses served refresh
ments using the St. Patrick day
Idea.
The April meeting will mark
the 17th anniversary of the Junior
Woman's Club in Kings Moun
tain and will be a dinner meeting.
Ernest Barry Dixon
Weds Texas Girl
Mr. and tors. Q. L. Gregory of
Houston, Texas, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Ja
nice, to Pfc. Ernest Barry Dixon,
son of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Dixon,
of Kings Mountain. The marriage
took place in Huntsvllie, Texas,
on January 29.
Pfc. Dixon has been In the
Air Force for more than a year.
He is located at Ellington Air
Force Base near Houston and he
and his bride will live at 4005
Woodleigh street in Houston.
Mrs! E. W. Neal, Misses Annie
Roberts and Emelyn Gillespie,
Mrs. E. M. Leopard, Mrs. Martin
Harmon, Misses Leone Patterson
Barbara Gault, and Howard
Coble visited Winthrop college
Monday night going especially to
hear Patrice Munsel.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ramsey
announce the birth of a son,
Thursday, February 28, Kings
Mountain hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hughes
announce the birth of a daughter,
Saturday, March 1, Shelby hospi
tal,
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Stone,
route 2, announce the birth of a
daughter, Saturday, March 1,
Shelby hospital,
Mr. and Mrs. William Leigh
announce the birth of a daughter,
Linda Ann, Monday, March 3,
Kings Mountain hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex D. Owens,
route L announce the birth of a
daughter, Monday, March 3, Shel
by hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Stowe an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Laura Ann, Friday, Februray 29,
Oaston Memorial hospital.
Two Are Hostesses
For Circle No. 3
Circle No, 3 of the Presbyterian
church met Monday night in the
home of Mrs. Grady McCarter
with Mrs. McCarter and Mrs. J.
W. Webster as hostesses.
The meeting was opened with
prayer by the leader, Mrs. Web
ster. Collection was taken and a
report made by the treasurer.
Miss Helen Hay of the work com
pleted for the church year.
Mrs. Webster urged all mem
bers to attend the monthly meet
ing of the Women of the Church,
and the prayer services being
held each Wednesday night prior
to the meeting beginning 4th Sun
day.
Mrs. Paul Mauney, Bible leader
gave a summary of the ten com
mandments which the circle had
been studying.
An interesting article, What is
Ahead for the Church, discussing
the Equipment, Inspection and
Marching Orders of Christ was
given by Mrs. P. D. Henidon.
, Cherry pie A la Mode, nuts and
coffee was served during the so
cial period.
Mils France Summers
Dinner Hostess
Miss France Summers was a
delightful hostess Saturday night
entertaining with a perfectly ap
pointed dinner at the Kings
Mountain Country Club.
The long table was overlaid
with a snowy white linen cloth in
the center was a low arrange
ment of mixed spring flowers. A
three course dinner was served to
sixteen friends of Miss Summers
from Charlotte.
Following the delightful dinner
guests assembled at the Summers
home for an evening of entertain
ment.
King Of Heart*
Met in Reed Home
Dr. and Mrs. Nathan Reed en-'
tertalned the members of the
King of Hearts bridge club at a
very delightful meeting at their
home Tuesday night., i
The rooms were arranged with
Jonquils and gladioli. Members
found their places at the two ta
bles placed for bridge.
Ladles high score tot the even
ing was held by Mrs. Johnnie
Kerns and gentlemens . high by
Gene Tim ma.
A dessert course with coffee
was served when cards were laid
aside.
Margrace Club Plans
Covered Dish Supper
A large number were present
for the. meeting of the Margrace
club Friday evelng at the club
house.
Mrs. ? Buddy Medlin conducted
the devotional.
During the business presided
over by the president, Mrs. C. W.
Falls, plans were completed for
a covered dish supper to be held
at the club house Thursday even
ing, March 6th. at 7 p. m. with
Kurt Webster of W. B. T. as guest
speaker.
The hostesses Mesdames C. W.
Falls, Paul Mauney and Joe Fos
ter served a party plate consist
ing of pear salad, ham sand
wiches, homemade pecan cookies
and coffee.
fs P E R S O N A L. S
Dr. and Mrs. P. G. Padgett are
on an extended trip to Mexico.
W. K. Mauney, Jr., has returned |
from a business trip to Chicago.
Mrs. Edith Goforth has return
ed from an extended visit in Flori- 1
dy.
M. E. Herndon of Charlotte was I
a Kings Mountain visitor Tues- 1
day.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Clary have
been out of town for the past 10
days, visiting her daughter, Mis.
Virginia Hlnsoh, who has been
ill at Inman, S.C.
Don Cashlon, USN, is spending j
a 30-day leave with relatives in|
Kings Mountain.
Mrs. C. F. Thomasson returned
Sunday from aruextended visit in
Florida.
Mrs. Alice Jones of Spartan
burg- and Mrs. Dora Fry of Green
ville were Sunday guests of their
sister, Mrs. J. G. Darracott
Moffatt Ware and Hugh Nels
ler returned to Hendersonville
Monday after spending the week
end with their respective parents.
Miss Iris Patterson, student at
Erskine college spent the week
end with her parents, Mr. and |
Mrs. I. G. Patterson.
Tommie Owens and his room
mate, Ted, Macatharn students
at Guilford college, spent the
weekend with the formers pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Owens.
Commander and Mrs. W. F.
Brewer and children, Billy and
Anara, of Newport, R. I., spent
last weekend in New York visit
ing Major and Mrs. J. W. Timber- 1
lake.
J. W. Timber lake, III, "Tim" is |
visiting his grandparents, Mr. and |
Mrs. Joe Neisler. He was accom
panied from New York by his
uncle, C, E. Neisler.
Mrs. E. W. Griffin returned
from Palm Harbor, Florida
Thursday after spending sever
al <veeks at the Griffin home
there.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Neisler, Mrs,
Henry Neisler, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Neisler spent Sunday in
Columbia, S. C., with Henry Neis
ler, who is at Ft. Jackson.
Mrs. Johnnie Smathers is
spending the week in New York
City.
Miss Bobbie Grantham, student
at Guilford college spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. G. Grantham.
Mrs. J. P. Swain and children of
Wichita Falls, Texas are visiting
her mother, Mrs. J. M. Rhea. Mrs.
Swain ahd children are going to
Raleigh Wednesday for a visit, re
turning for another visit with
Mrs. Rhea before returning to
their home in Texas.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bird, of Co
lumbia, 8. C.f and Mr. and air*.
Marion Bird, of Charlotte, were
Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crawford..
: Mr. and Mrs. John Lockany of
Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Strickland of Smlthfleld were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Hunter Allen.
BUly ShytleTHN, of the Navy,
spent the weekend with his pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shytle.
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