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Mn. P. D. BerndoH, BdUor
Mrs. W. R. Craig
Hostess To Circle
On Monday night, Mrs. W. R.
Craig was hostess to Circle No.
6, Central Methodist Church, at ,
h6r home. Arrangements of marl- 1
golds and Iruit, with a touch of
the Hallowe'en motif, were used
as decoration. Twelve were pre
sent, including two visitors; Mrs.
Phil Shore, wife of the minister,
and Mrs. C. A. Butterworth, presi
dent of the W. S, C. S. '?
Prior to the meeting Bill Brlggs
and Jane Ormartd visited the cir
cle and took orders for gift wrap
ping, to raise money for a Com
munity Service project of the
Senior M.Y.F,
Devotionals led by Mrs. Mil
dred Wright opened the meeting.
Mrs.. T. W; Grayson then gave a
most int resting program on
"Africa and its Needs", passing]
leaflets showing pictures of na
tives attending services, etc.
The business session opened
with minutes by the secretary,
Mrs. Baxter payseur, who also
read a note of thanks from Mrs.
C. I Fulton, a circle member who
has not been able to attend the
meetings this year.
Mrs. Yates Throneburg, Circle
leader, announced that the wt>:
men are asked to bring toys as
a shower for the nursery depart
ment, She named Nov. 7 as World
Community Day, when children's
clothing will be collected and sent
oversees to needy children. Es
pecially are baby's layettes need
ed. Mrs. C. J. CJault, Jr., is to col
lect for tluv<'ircle. .
The leader g.ive out offering
envelopes 'to 'be turned in at the
(?'SeneralV Meeting' for ''Weel n(
l'l/iyer Day". October .'?<).
It was announced that a rece|v
tiiin for the new pastor, Rev. Phil
Shore; and his family will be held
by thf ehutVh on October 26, fol
lowing the .Sunday evening ser
vice. Circle No. ti is to furnish flo
wet's for the occasion. Next Sun
day, October 19, the uptown
churches are to attend Central
Methodist Church, at the evening
Halite Gardner Circle Met
Monday With Mrs. Tate
The Halllc Gardner Circle of
the First Baptist Church met
Monday night with Mrs. D. E.
Tate. This was the first meeting
for the year, Mrs. W. M. Moor
head, chairman, presided during
the routine business plans were
outlined for the years work.
Miss Diane Gamble conducted
the devotional period. Miss Mar
garet Goforth gave a very Inter
esting program on, "Christian
Citizenship".
Four new members, Miss Mar
garet Goforth, Mrs. Joe Hen
dricks, 'Mrs. Sam D. Collins and
Miss Eleanor Settlemyer were
welcomed into the circle. Sixteen
members were present.
A social period was enjoyed at
the close of the meeting, the hos
tess served Ice cream roll, coffee
and nuts.
Methodist Circle Met
With Mrs. Floyd Payne
Circle No. 7 of Central Metho
dist church met Monday night
with Mrs. Floyd Payne. Mrs.
Clarence Jolly nave the devo
tional and Mrs. Walter Harmon
and Mrs1. Ben Beam presented to
the group an interesting pro
gram on "Africa." ,
Mrs. Dave Saunders, chalrrpan
presided over the business ses
sion. During the social period
the hostess served a party plate
with coffee. Twelve members
were present for the meeting.
Pfc. Bill Harmon of Ft. Jackson
spent a five day leave with his
parents, Mr; and Mrs. B. F. Beam,
lie cam?* especially for the Nels
ler-Plonk' wedding.
Kenneth Spencer, of State Col
lege. spent the weekend with
relatives in Kings Mountain.
Mrs Robbie Pa^o and daugh
ter <>f Cherryville were guests
over tin- weekend bf her mother.
Mrs. !{. W'.. Spencer.
service to wlromo Key. Shore.
TIh? hostess, assisted l>y her
two young daughters, served an
gel -food cake topped with pine
apple and whipped cream, nuts,
and hot. coffee. A period of fellow
ship concluded the meeting.
This circle: meets next month
with Mrs. J. A. Fisher.
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REGISTER
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VOTE
REGISTER ON SATURDAY
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OCT. 18 or OCT. 25
AT
Victoiy Chevrolet Co.
(West Kings Mountain Citizens)
OR
City Hall Courtroom
(East Kings Mountain -Citizerts)
Then
Exercise Your Privilege
AND
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Vote November 4
AS YOU PLEASE
"Your One Vote Counts"
Mrs. Furman Wilson Gives
Birthday Dinner Party
Mrs. Furman Wilson entertain
ed w.lth a dinner party Friday
evening at her attractive new
home on the Llnwood Road. Co
lorful bowls of assorted fall flo
wers were used throughout the
home for decoration.
The party was planned In cele
bration of the birthday anniver
saries of Miss Betty Hayes and
Diana Gamble. The hostess gift
to the honorees were floating o
pal necklaces, their blrthstone be
ing opaL
When the guests arrived they
were Invited Into the dining room
where a delectable dinner was
served bullet style Irom a beauti
fully appointed table.
Guests present to share the de
lightful hospitality Included the
honoress, Misses Hayes and Gam
ble, ' Irene Allen o 1 Lancaster,
Joyce Foster and Mrs. Helen
Blanton.
Mrs. B. B. Speidel Hostess
To Methodist Circle No. 5
Circle No. 5 of Central Metho
dist Church met Monday night
with Mrs. B. B. Speidel, fifteen
members were present.
Miss Lela Clark conducted the
devotional and Miss Grace Davis
presented a most informative pro
gram on Africa.
Routine business matters were
disposed of during the business,
members' were urged to attend
the study course every Wednes
day night. It was announced Pack
ages For Peace, would be collect
ed at the November meeting of
the Church Women. These pack
ages are 10 contain good used
clothing for children and babies.
A dessert course was served at
the conclusion of the meeting.
Pfc. Bob Pate has returned to
Fort Bragg after spending the
weekend with his mother, Mrs.
Guy Ware and family.
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