North Carolina Newspapers

Mrs. P. D. Herndon, Editor Miss Shirley Spivey \ I. Bride Of J. Martin Speaking their vows on Friday, ' } April 25 at 9 o'clock In the even ing at the First Baptist church in Sarasota, Florida, Miss Shirley Ann Splvey and James Martin were united in marriage by Rev. Hamilton, pastor of the church, using the double ring ceremony. The bride and groom entered the church together. The bride. Is the. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Spivey of Kings Mountain, and the bride groom's parents are, Mr. and Mr*. Richard V. Martin of Sara sota, Fla. The altar was banked with white flowers. The bride wore a dress of white organdy, the full floor length skirt had a short train. Mrs. Splvey had chosen an Ice blue crepe with which she used black - accessories. Mrs. Martin was growned In gray with black accessories. Friday's bride is a graduate of the local high sc.iool and has at tended Rlngling Art School for the past four years. Mr. Martin attended school in Pittsburg, Pennsylavia and serv ed three years In the navy. Mr. aftd Mrs. Martin will be at home, 210 E. 9th. Street, Sara softa, Florida. ? .? V ' ? . V v ^XIUUWJUUUUJULUJUv'JJLU-' Nylon and Bemberg Dresses Dpdikitc DRESS LENGTHS iKIlN I J PRINTS ? BEMBERS ? PIQUE #1 QP #7 QQ PRINTED .1ATISTE ? VOILES ?/0 ^/./O DAN mVEII GINQHANS ? ' . Bedroom Shoes ? Cotton Blouses, $1.00 - $1.98 HALF SLIPS BAGS $ 1 00 ? $2.48 $ 1 .00 ? $4.95 ' r ABRIC, NYLON. PLASTIC COTTON. SIL*. NYLON GENUINE LEATHER GLOVES COTTON NYLON $1.00 -$1.69 SLIPS SLIPS & PANTIES SUEDE. NYLON NYLON HOSE SET nyl?n REDUCED BRISTLE BRUSHES Q7/> . _ t l QO R ocularly S3. 00 Reduced to $1.98 ?MANY HOUSEHOLD GIFTS? Linoleum Rugs ? L-jncheon Sets ? Sheets anr Pillow Cases ? Chenille, Hobnail and Cotton Spreads ? Organdy Curtains ? Bath Towels & Cloths ? Vases Lamps AMOS & SON 413 N. Piedmont Telephone 325-W Social Calendar Thursday: ? 7:30 ? American Legion Auxili ary meets with Mrs. J. R. Das is. Friday : 2:30 ? Fortnighters Club meets with Mrs. C. D. Blanton. 7:00 ? Jaycees Ladles night ua^n quet Country Club. 7:30 ? Margrace Club meets in Club House. 8:00? Regular meeting of O. E. S. Chapter, In Masonic Hall. 8:00? A. D. W. C. meets In Lin wood Club house, Gas tonla. Monday : 2'; 30? Duplicate bridge club - meets with Mrs. Fred Plonk. 3:00 ? Ann Hasseltine Circle I meets with Mrs. J. E. Lip ford. 7:30 ? Rebecca Long Circle! meets with Mrs. Marlon Dixon. Hattle Gardner Circle with Mrs. E. C, Martin. 7:30 ? Circle No. 7 of Central Methodist meets with Miss Ollie Hartsell and Mrs. Annie Mae Howey. 8:00 ? Circle No. 5 meets with Mrs. J. T.,Lathem. Circle No. 4 meets with Mrs. A. H. Patterson. 8:00 ? Presbyterian Circle No. 4 meets with Mrs. Paul Mauney. Tuesday : 9:30? Kay Culpepper Circle meets with Mrs. Tim Hord. 3:00? Eva Gold Circle with Mrs. B. T. Wright. 3:00- Tuesday Afternoon Brid ge club meets with Mrs. . R. H. Webb. 3:00? Contract Club meets with Mrs. Martin Harmon. 7:30 -Double Deck Bridge Club meets with Mrs. B. D. Ratterree. 7:30 ? Sophie Nickols Circle meets with Mrs. W. J. Keeter. 7:30 ? Kings Mountain Garden Club meets with Mrs. Vernon Crosby. Wednesday : 3:00 House and Garden Club meets with Mrs. J. C. Bridges at the Country Club. 5:30 ? Dinner and Bam Dance for 4th grade thru 8th grades. Thursday, May 15: 2:30? Ace of Clubs meets with Mrs. H. E. Lynch, The Jack White's Bridge Club Hosts v Mrs. J. L. McGill and Mrs. 13ruce McDaniel were Invited svlth membeys of the Hi-Lo Club to play bridge Friday night In the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack White. .Colorful sweet peas and roses .were used as room decorations. Bridge was played in progres sions with Mrs. Bruce McDaniel carrying off high honors for the ladies Dr. D. F. Hord was the most successful player among the gentlemen. Cokes and potato chips were served during the games. Tables svere laid for refreshments, pine apple cake and cream wag served svith coffee. - SHOP AT PHIFER HARDWARE DURING l ... ? ' * ... FRIDAY - SATURDAY - MONDAY 4QuastEKCO Aluminum Trim Pressure Cooker Sauce Pans Electric Scissors Reg. $12.95* , Any Size Reg. $5.95 $ Days at $7.50 1 35c $ Days at $2.25 ELECTRIC GRAND Reg. $7.50 Set of 6 Toasters Bench Vise Rr*?<;+ Drill Water Glasses Reg. $5.95 Reg. $8.50 : . 50c $3.95 $6.75 $4.50 30c WALDON SET Socket Wrenches 1/4 to t-inch Reg. $25.00 $ Day Special ? $18.75 DROPLINE Fishing Reels Reg. $1.50 $ Day Special ? 35c Phiier Hardware Co. Battleground Ave. TelepKone 46 / Miss Dorothy Dodd To Wed Mr. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Hebert Dodd of Whitnell, va., announce the en gagement of their daughter, Doro thy Ann, to Arthur Lee Jackson, of Kings Mountain and Leaks ville, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomp son Wood Jackson, of Kings Mountain. Miss Dodd is a graduate of Longwood college where she was a member of Theta Slgna Upsilon, social sorority, and the Cotillion Club. At the present time she is a member of .the Schoolf ield high school faculty, in Danville. Mr. Jackson attended Westmin ister college, Yale University, and is a graduate of North Caro lina State college. During World War II, he served with the Naval Air Corps. He is now employed by. the Fieldcrest Mills, in Leaks ville. The wedding will take place in June. Junior Woman's Club Win Top Rating The Junior Woman's Club held their regular monthly meeting on Monday evening at 7:30 at the Woman's Club. Hostesses for the meeting were Mrs. Bus Oates, Mrs. Billie Logan and Mrs. Rufus Oates. The meeting room was decorated with arrangements of larkspur, roses and sweet-peas. Each member was presented a minature corsage of sweetpeas. The Public Welfare Committee composed of Mrs. Grady McCar ter and Mrs. Bus Oates was in charge of the program. Mrs. Leo la Byerly, of the Social Security Agency in Gastonla presented a movie and made remarks about the new phase of the Social Secu rity program. Mrs. Aubrey Mauney who has been Senior sponsor for the Jun ior Club for the past three years was presented a gift from the club in appreciation of her work. Mrs. Bert Chandler announced final plans for the "Fashion Fro lic" on May 23, 1952. It was announced that the club had won a 100% rating at the State convention in Winston Salem and also won third place on the year book. An auction sale was held foil lowing the business meeting. Delightful refreshments were served by the hostesses. The Jun?_ meeting will be the Installation service and hostesses will be Mrs. George BlalOck, Chairman, Mrs. Charles Alexan der, Mrs. Denver King, Miss La raine Jonas and Mrs. Kathleen McCluney. Mrs. B. D. Ratterree Fetes Home Arts Club Ma Bright Ratterree was hos' bers TV?tshday ?aftern?on to n,em. vf e Home Art3 C1"b for their May meeting. The guests assembled in the living and dining room these rooms having handsome decora tions of vases and bowJs of roles and mixed cut flowers. Mrs. VV. E. Blakely, president of the club conducted a short busi noss session *nd then presented Miss Elizabeth Anthony who had graciously consented to give the n"2K nc,7tr c,lub ls '? ?Nortn Carolina for the vpip ?h? topic for ,h, ?f!ernS"w," tint". " SP?"' N?r,h Car,>: Miss Anthony had drawn a ?PfKorth Carolina and point <h1 out some of the most pom.lar weS?havena#?ing a. varicty of spots ? u ? 'he fountain to 'he seashore and what a well rounded program of spom *i?uJd ?oli?Hofrers ,ho y?ar around. The club was deeolv an KSr-SRi- "" <"'ll':h""1 p? cd in serving a salnH ih < course. 1 SW?>et Guests present for the enlov ? ?Pe,inR other than club members were: Mrs. J. C McGm J*" McGill. Mrs Joe Hern ?n and Mrs. P. G. Ratterree. With S. R. Suber's, Jr. Couples Club Met Four^h.r WeSt Go,d st? refreshment. aPP?'n^ tor nments and upon arrival rTetHf'T" sirs ..,^Pkes ?nd peanuts were server! *m? <>? Mrs. Oeoree n u" revealed Mr. and Mrs L E Ahhnit x? and Mrs. Amos Dean ii* Mrs. W. s t and and Mrs Hal pi^L ' *nd Mr" guests of thchoS" ere 8peC,aI Attend Sig Ep Ball In King Cotton Hotel Herndon of Kings ^untain and Miss Marelene Leno,r were honored at ?* fhi rU<U ^,g Ep Ba" ?, Jhet K,n? Cotton Hotel in Greensboro last "'"ekend. - ,c. ig *? annual event t/r. " f ^h- oP c,r<'""? i h.p. S.lU/rnf.'r* Ph' EPS|,?" _j^rs .yrerndon and Miss Hodrle l by the ^vidson col Ion P ?f Slfma Ph1 Epsi lon to represent It ?s sponsors ^SZTSSm*** ,or th* <?*nc?. lerjr ??th Joe . ' v ?. Mrs. Hern don with her husband. William Herndon. Juniors Entertained For Senior Cless Highlighting the social affairs of last week was the Junior -Sen ior banquet held Friday night in the school cafeteria. The theme for the banquet was Southern Homes. Across one end of the cafeteria was built to rep resent a Colonial mansion, from this the meal was served by girls of the . sophomore class dressed as very young girls with short dresses and ribbons in their hair. Spanish moss, wisteria and Pa panete lanterns were used to en hance the setting for the tables which were placed on the lawn of the home. Marking each place was a colored cotton picker. The waitresses were Annie Mobley Dilllng, Nora Jane Deese, Patsy Goforth, Lola Ann Spake, Janice Allen, Lee Jackson, Lossie Lynch, Patty Patton, Betty Connor and Nora Lee Slpes. The memi ? Apple Juice, south ern fried chicken, string beans, candled yams, rice and gravy, congealed salad, olives, celery, pickles, rolls butter, strawberry shortcake, ice ' . tea and cotton mints. The inocatlon was given by B. N. Barnes. Welcome to Sen iors, Ben- Bridges; Reply, Don Flowers; Toast to School Board, Jerry King; Reply A. W. Kincald; Honey Chile, Dolores Davidson; Toast to Faculty Bobble Barrett, Reply, Rowell Lane; My Regards, Gene Ellis, Toast to Waitresses. Connie Bennett; Husbands for Sale, Cornelia Ware; Can't Yo Heah Me Callin' Wish I Wuz, Do lores Davidson, Pat Henderson, Bobble Barrett, Pat Smyre, Tim Gladden, Darrell Austin, Jerry King, Sonny McDani&l. School Song, Shirley Falls, ac companist. The banquet was given by the Juniors honoring the seniors, members of the school board and faculty. Mrs, Neill Entertains Queen Of Clubs Tuesday Mrs. David Nelll entertained the Queen of Clubs Bridge club Tuesday night at the home of her mother, Mrs. H. R. Webb. The home was decorated with arrangements of iris, red and white roses, pansles. Mrs. Art Weiner and Miss Eme lyn Gillespie were Invited to p'iy with the members, Mrs. Neill took the occasion to honor Miss Gillespie, bride-elect of this month, with a gift. Mrs. Don Car BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS Mr; and Mrs. Bob Huss of Lin colnton announce the birth of a daughter, Donna Kay, April 21, Crowell ho3pital. Mrs. Huss Is the former.* Miss Betty Ruth Moore of Kings Mountain. Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Ware, route 3, announce the birth of a daughter, Wednesday, April 30, Shelby hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Martin an nounce the birth of a daughter, Friday, May 2. Kings Mountain hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bolt, route 3, announce the birth of a son, Saturday, May 3rd, Shelby hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barrett an nounce the birth of a daughter, Wanda Irene, Monday, May 5, Kings Mountain hospital. Personals Moffatt Ware, Jr., Hugh and Robert Nelsler, students at Blue Ridge School for Boys In Hender sonvllle spent the week end with their respective parents. Miss Eleanor Myers of Queens college spent Monday with her pare uts, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Myers. Mrs. Aubrey Mauney and Mrs. Paul Neisler attended a luncheon Tuesday given by Mrs. D. C. Line berger at her home Vesuvius in Lincolnton honoring Miss. Patrica Mu liar key, Maid of Cotton for 1952. Mrs-Jim Miller, of Balnbridge, Pa., was to a"lve here Wednes day night to spend the weekend with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. B.O. Weaver. penter, who has Just recently re turned from Florida, was also present At the tally of scores Mrs. John Plonk was awarded high score and Miss Gillespie was awarded low. The hostess served lemon ice box pie, peanuts and Iced tea at the end of the progressions. Circle To Meet In Shelby Prayer Services Members of the- western dis trict of the Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle In North Caro lina will hold their district con vention May 10, in the Shelby Woman's Club House. Nearly two hundred delegates are expected to register begin ning at 1:00 p. m. with members of Ivy Grove 193 afe hostesses. The convention will get under way at 2:00 p. m. The Shelby Drill team, captained by Mrs. Ruby Jones, will present distin guished national officers who will address delegates. Miss Blanche Eakin, Omaha, Nebras ka, national treasurer of the Woodmen Circle and past state manager in North Carolina, will be guest speaker. Mrs. Ethel Don aldson, present state manager, will also speak. Mrs. Mae Blan ton, Ellenboro, is district captain. Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Neisler, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Pollard of Durham attended the Kentucky Derby Saturday in Louisville. Other highlights of the con vention will be the barbecue and square dance to which the pub lic is invited. The barbecue, start ing at 6:30 p. m., will be held in the Recreation Center. Judge Barrlngton T. Hill will be toast master and will introduce Mr. Max B. Hurt, Omaha, Nebraska, national vice president of the Woodmen of the World. The Woodmen Circle has Just completed sixty years of frater nal service. In that period the sp clety, which offers membership to women and girls only, has paid benefits of more than 65 million dollars. Headquartering in Oma ha, Nebraska, the organization currently lists asset of more than 48 million dollars. Mrs. Lue V. Morehead, nation al representative and district manager, is chairman in charge of local arrangements. She la assisted by Elizabeth Hoffman, co-chairman, and Mildred Hides, Mrs. Jones, Martha Mull, Ger trude Scruggs, Dora Blanton and Willie Pingerton. Facing an expected feed grain shortage. Tar Heel farmers are urged to get as much feed as pos sible from their pastures. They can do this by using mineral fer tilizers and practicing rotational grazing. WEE FOLK SHOP _ -Li ' Fri.? Sat.?Mon? The $ Is King at the WEE FOLK SHOP ONE GROUP Girls' T-Shirts $1.00 ONE GROUP Boy's T-Shirts $1.00 Girls' Shorts Socks $1.00 4 prs. $1.00 Size 1-6 Cotton Sweaters $1.00 Contour Crib Sheets $1.00 J Baby Dresses $1.00 Boys' Shirts $1.00 v Diaper . Shirts $1.00 Bottle Holders . . . i . . . $1 Plastic Bibs, 2 for $1 ?AND MANY OTHER $ DAY BARGAINS? Wee Folk Shop Mountain St. -gu<t King! Mountain Merchant* Astcxiatian HfMBfB 195* Phone 10 now Lamp and Tiber Extra ?JbdJuc, -HOW PRICED AT ONLY ON EASY TERMS If YOU DESIRE! COMPARE THIS AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC RANGE, FEATURE FOR FEATURE WITH ANT OTHER MAKE!