ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED:
, announce the- engagement of th
Ed Yttrhorb, son of Mr. ami Mrs. ,
tain. The teedding date has hern
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Lovelace
announce the birth of a son
Wednesday, September 10-,' Kings
Mountain hospital.
Mr. ami Mrs. t). K. Childers.
route. 2, announce the birth of a
son Tuesday,- September 9, Kings
Mountain hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. dene Borders,
(i rover, announce., the birth ?of
daughter Wednesday, Sentemher
10, Sludby hospital,
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Crocker,
route 2, announce the birth of a
son Saturday. September 13.
Kings Mountain hospital.
? Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Burris an
nounce the birth of a daughter
Friday. September 12, Kings
Mountain hospital.
Mr and' Mrs Vernon Smith an
nounce the birth of a daughter
Thifrsd.iy, September 11, Kings
Mountain hospital.
1r. and Mrs. Byran Taylor Brooks
r daughter, Betty A lire, to Jacob
>hn E, Yarboro, all of Kings Mayn
't for November 80.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd X. Painter
announce the birth of a son on
Saturday, September 13, Gaston
Memorial hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W- Pat
terson announce the birth of a
daughter Sunday, September 14,
Kings Mountain hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Totiey,
route 3. announce the birth of a
son Sunday, September 13, Kings
Mountain hosplta!.
Correction
Commander and Mrs, VV. F.
Brewer of Newport,. Rhode Island,
announce the birth of a daugh
ter, Paula Hart, Friday, Septem
ber 5. instead of a son as report
ed last week.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey
Mauney over the weekend were
their daughter, Peggy a student
at WCUNC and her roommate.
Jeanne Fkees Mr. and Mfs. L K
Fkees. B(?bby Fkees, and Far!
Hives all of Greensboro.
Social Calendar
Thursday;
12:30? Mrs. E. W. Griffin will
honor Miss Peggy Arthur
with a luncheon and
linen shower.
2:30? Mrs. H. R. Hunnlcutt will
entertain the Ace of
Clubs at the Country
Club also honoring Miss
Peggy Arthur.
4:00? Bridge followed 'with
dinner as a courtesy to
Miss Arthur and Miss
Neisler, brides-elect, giv
en by Mrs. H. C. Mayes.
7:30 ? American Legion Auxili
ary meets with Mrs. Hal
Ward.
Friday.
11:00 Mrs. W. L. Ramseur Js
- entertaining with a brid
ge luncheon at the coun
try club as a pre-nuptial
courtesy for Miss Patty
Neisler.
Saturday:
10:30 until 12 ? Mrs. David
Neill, Mrs. Hugh Ormand
and Mrs. Halbert Webb
are giving a coca cola
party at the country club
honoring Misses Peggy
Arthur and Patty Neis
ler.
Monday:
2:30? Duplicate Bridge Club
meets with Mrs. Fred
Plonk.
Tuesday:
1:00 ? Mrs. Joseph Bamett and
Mrs. Giles Beal, Jr. hon
oring Miss Patty Neisler
with a luncheon in Gas
tonia.
3:00 ?Tuesday Afternoon Brid
ge Club meets with Mrs.
G. F. Lattimore.
3:00? Contract Bridge Club
meets with Mrs. II. M.
Ileavner,
7:00 Mrs. Arnold Kiser and
Mrs. Carl Mauney honor
ing Miss Patty Neisler
and Johnny Plonk with
a dinner party at the
Country Club.
7:30? La Fete Rook Club meets
with Mrs. B. A. Murray.
8:00 -Twin-Table Bridge Club
meets with Mrs. I. B. Go
forth.
Wednesday:
11:00? Monthly Bridge lunch
eon at Country' Club.
Mr. And Mrs. Gene Timms
Hosts To Bridge Club
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Timms were
hosts Tuesday night to members
of the King of Hearts Bridge
Club and two additional guests.
Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Goforth, Jr.
Bowls of bright autumn flowers
provided a loVely color note for
tlie affair. Four progressions of
bridge were played with Dr. and
Mrs. N. H. Reed carrying off top
honors.
When cards were laid aside a
party plate and lemonade was
served.
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Miss Marion Arthur Speaks
To Study Club Members
Members of the Study Club en
joyed a delightful meeting Tues
day night with Mrs. M. H. Biser.
A variety of fall flowers, with the
decorative accent placed on roses
and dahlias was used in pleasing
arrangements about the party
rooms.
A social half hour was enjoyed
before the program, during which
time the hostess was assisted in
serving a pretty salad party plate
with coffee and a sweet course.
During the business, Mrs. W. T.
Weir, president appointed a nomi
nating committee, a report from
the book committee was given,
books to be entered In the club
this year were voted on.
Mrs. J. B. Keeter, program
leader, presented Miss Marion
Arthur, who in a very charming
way told some highlights of her
two years spent in Japan. Colored
slides of Interesting places and
celebrations in Japan, Siam and
Formosa were shown.
Mrs. G. F. Lattimore has re
turned from a visit with relatives
in Hertford.
PERSONALS
Mrs. R. E. Sessom and son.
Bill Roanoke, Va., were spend
the-night guests Friday of Mrs.
Bill Merritt.
W. T. Dixon and son, Lieut.
Robert Dixon of Klnston were
guests during the weekend of
?r and Mrs. Charles DUling.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Neisler are
spending the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Neisler in Black
stone, Va.
Robert Aldrlch of Greerwood,
S. C., was a guest Thursday .light
of Rev. and Mrs. W. L. Press ly
Mr. Aldrlch was guest speaker
for the Kiwanis Club.
Billy Gene Amos, son of Mr.
and Mrs. M. C Amos, has return
ed from Yakima, Washington,
where he spent the summer. He
is to leave October 2 for Winston
Salem to enter Bowman , ? Gray
School of Medicine.
Kenny Steffy Has Party
Monday On His Birthday
Little Kenny Steffy, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Gene Steffy, celebrated
his sixth birthday anniversary
Monday afternoon, September
15th, when his mother entertain
ed at a party at their home.
When the children arrived they
enjpyed playing out-door games
on the lawn. Later in the after
noon they were invited into the
home for refreshments. The large
birthday cake decorated in pink
and white roses was inscribed,
"Happy Birthday Kenny" was cut
and served with ice cream, candy
and a fruit drink.
Present to enjoy the delightful
party with the honoree.were Reta
Phifer, Jina Blanton, Rita Bell,
Patty Steffy, Johnny Caveny,
Lynn Cheshire, Wendell Phifer,.
Jr., ' Doyle Phifer, Glen Wfc.ia,
Gary Blanton, Donald and Benny
Martin.
Minature transport trucks were
given as favors.
Mrs. Martin Harmon has been
a patient at Charlotte Memorial
hospital since Sunday.
WATCH OUT
FOR BIKE RIDERS
Cood weather bring* bike rider* out.
on the open road and into the
u.Mghborhood atreet*. A* your ear
approaches to pat* the cyclist, alow
down and blow your horn to let him
know your car i? present. P*?? the
cyclist in a cauliou* manner, allow
ing him plenty of room in catc he
awer^e*..
Mis. Davidson's
Sister Succumbs
Funeiv.l rites for Mrs. Sara Al
len Ledford, 69, sister of Mrs. Cur
tis Davidson, of Kings Mountain,
were held Wednesday afternoon
at 3 o'clock at Sandy Run Baptist
church, Rev. W. G. Camp and
Rev. Ed McDaniel officiating.
Interment was in the church
cemetery.
Mrs. Ledford died at 12:35
Tuesday mqrning at the Gardner
Webb ciinic, following an eight
week illness.
Surviving, In addition to her
sister here, are four sons, four
daughters, five brothers, another
sister, 25 grandchildren and nine
great-grandchildren.
ATTEND MEETING
Rev. W. L. Pressly, W. 3. Ful
ton, Jr., Menzell Phifer, Marl
ott Phifer, and Geoige Morrow
attended the annual meeting
of deacons of First Pre9bytery
at Prosperity ARP church near
Charlotte Tuesday night.
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