Bid And Bye Club Met
With Mrs. Joe Hendricks
The attractive home of Mrs.
Joe Hendricks was graciously a
domed with a wealth of chry
santhemums and other fall flo
.. wers on Tuesday night when she
eiitertalned the Bid and Bye club.
Tables were appointed and
when guests had assembled a
pretty party plate consisting of
fancy sandwiches, potato chips
and pineapple tarts was served
' with coffee..
Several interesting progres
sions <rf bridge ensued with the
hostess awarding prizes to Mrs.
,? Jack White and Miss Joyce Fos
ter for receiving the two highest
?cores. ? .
Those playing other than mem
bers were, Mrs. Jack White, Mrs.
Sam Collins, Miss Joan Britt and
Miss Kitty Falls.
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Mrs. C. G. Dllling Hostess
To Tuesday Bridge Club
Only .members were present
Tuesday afternoon when Mrs.
Charfes Dllling entertained at her
home on E. King Street.
Very attractive arrangements
of chrysanthemums created a
floral scene for the social event,
bridge was played through
several progressions and at the
comparison of tallies, it was
found Mrs. George Lattimore
held high score for t,u> afternoon.
During the progressions, the
hostess served a very tempting
salad plate.
G. W. Sellers, Tommy Broome,
Whitey Blanton. and Bob Moore
attended the N. C. ? S. C. football
game at Columbia. S. C. Satur
day.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Page were
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
T. W. Ferguson in Atlanta. They
attended the Ga. Tech-Ala. bail
game.
I Social Calendar
Thursday:
7:30? La Fete Hook Club meets
with Mrs. E. t. Plott.
7:30?' The American Legion
Auxiliary meets with
Mrs. Paul Mauney. Rev.
Gordon Weekly will be
guest speaker.
Friday:
.8:00? Mr. and Mrs.- Paul Mau
ney will entertain their
bridge club,
Saturday:
6:0C -W. M. S. of Eastside Bap.
tist Church meets with
Mrs. Ruby Alexander,
Monday: ?
2:45 Duplicate Bridge Club
meets with Mrs. C. D.
BlantOn at her home on
Gold Street.
7:30- Mesdames. F. C. McCur
dy, L. C.' Pinnlx and
? ; Dickie Tate are enter
taining at the home of
the latter, honoring Miss
Sara Kincald, bride-elect.
Tuesday: ' * "
3:00~Contract Club meets
with Mrs. Martin Har
mon.
3:00 Tuesday Afternoon Brid
ge Club meets with Mrs.
Hunter Nelsler.
3:30 Central PTA meets In
the auditorium.
3:30 Mrs. I". G. Patterson will
entertain her bridge
club. "
7:30? One Illfih Rook Club
meets With Mrs. W. G.
Grantham.
8:00 Twin Table Bridge Club
meets with Mrs. C. F.
Thomasson.
K:00 Tuesday night Bridge
Club meets with Mrs.
Frank Iloyle at the
- Country Club.
Wednesday: ?
11:00 Monthly bridge lun
cheon at the Country
Club.
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Third Grade Pupils Give
Program At West School
The pupils ol Mrs. Arrwood'ff
third grade at West School* gave
a program last Wednesday after
noon in celebration ol American
Education Week.
All pupils In the grade partici
pated in the program which con
sisted o X two plays, two folk
dances and numbers by the rhy
thm band.
-A large number of mothers
were present for the well plan
ned entertainment. >
ARP Circle Met Monday
With Mrs. John Cheshire
The -Franitts Garrison Circle of
Boyce Memorial Church met
Monday flight with Mrs. John
Cheshire for their November
meeting.
Mrs. Garrison Goforth taught
the Bible lesson, also presenting
the program.
Mrs. Cheshire, leader, presided
over the business session.
A social period was enjoyed af
ter the business, the hostss serv
ed a dessert course with coffee.
Methodist Workers Council
Plan Christmas Programs
On Monday night the Workers
Council of Central Methodist
Church met in the church base
ment at seven o'clock for a chic
ken pie supper, -with a large num
her present.. The supper was pre
pared and served by the WSCS.
The illm strip telling the story
of a young lady taking a class of
intermediates, and how she met
the problems involved, was show
ed following the supper, by Paul
Walker, Church School Superin
tendent.
Mr. Walker then introduced
the following who spoke briefly:
Mrs. Jay Patterson, chairman of
the Board of Education, Mr. Clay
Postum, assistant Church School
Supt., fhid chairman of member
ship and attendance, and Rev.
Phil Shore, pastor.
The group of teachers, class of
ficers, councilors, and other wor
kers of the church school then
separated into three groups,
Children's Workers, Youth Work
ers, and Adult Workers, for a
planning session, bringing re
ports back to the group which as
sembled again".
t>ates were set for the Christ
mas programs as follows:
"Christmas the Beautiful", a mo
dern drama by the Youth Fellow
ship, December 14; A Nativity
drama by the Children s Depart
ment, December 21; and a sacred
Cantata by the Senior Choir, De
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Strollers - Dolls Tea Sets
Ironing Boards 'Paint Sets
Drums ? Blocks
Holster Sets ? Cars ? Guitars
Hopalong Cassid^ Suits
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Footballs - Basketballs
Wagons ? Blackboards
Christmas Tree
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MRS. JAMES LEE McNEILLY
McNeilly - Beaty
Marriage Sunday
Mr." and Mrs. J. W. Beaty of
Kings Mountain announce the
marriage of their daughter, Ha
zel Vincy, to James Lee McNeilly,
son of Mr. and Mrs. E. G.'* Mc
Neilly of*Shelby, which took place
Saturday afternoon at 5 o'clock
In York, S. C., with Magistrate E.
Gettys Nunn officiating in the
double' ring ceremony.
The bride was attired in a dress
of navy blue taffeta with which
she used black and white acces
sories and a corsage of white car
nations. .
Mrs. McNeilly. a graduate of
Bethware high school, is employ
ed by the Neisler Mills. Mr. Mc
Neilly attended Polkville school
and is employed by Shelby Mill.
Work and Supply Company.
Mr. and Mrs. McNeilly afe
mcklng their home near Kings
?Mountain.
A.D.W.C. Monthly Meeting
Held In Linwood Club House
The Akers Drivers W'weS Club
met Friday night in the Linwood
Cjub house in Gastonia with Mes
dames, Ruby Lee Ballard of Char,
lotto. Frances Resler, and Agnes
Farman of Gastonia as hostesses.
Mrs. Kessler conducted the de
votionats. Following the business
meeting, several games were
played with prizes goir.? to Mrs.
Ola Blanton and Mrs. Freida Da
vis of Gastonia, and Mrs. James
Lewis of Kings Mountain.
Mrs. Helen Alexander was re
membered with a shower of gifts.
A Thanksgiving theme was car
ried out in the decorations, the
table centerpiece was a pumpkin
surrounded with fruit nestled in
pine needles, yellow chrysan,h<
mums were used on ihe mantel,
the log fire in the fireplace cast
a ehrry glow over the room mak
ing a lovely setting fir the gala
party. Delicious refreshments
were served the members and
visitors present.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wright an
nounce the birth of a daughter.
Pamela, Saturday, November 15,
Kings Mountain Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Vance Huss an
nounce the birth of a son, Satur:
day, November 15, Kings Moun
tain Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace C. Russ
announce the birth of a son, Sun
day. November 16, Kings Moun
tain Hospits!,
M >. and Mrs Ben Long an'
nounoc the birm of a son. Step
hen Tracy. Wednesday. Novem
ber 5. at the hospital at Ft. Bragg
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Dover an
nounce the birth of a son, Walter,
Wednesday, November. 12. Kings
Mountain Hospital.
Queen Of Clubs Met
With Mrs. David Neill
Mrs. David Neill used pyrea
cantha berries, Ivy and mock
oranges with other winter green
ry as a decorative theme on Tues
day night when her guests were
members of the Queen of Clubs.
A very enjoyable time was had
and later in the evening the hos
tess served iced cakes and date
nut parfait pie decorated with
whipped cream.
Mrs. W* M. Moorehead
Friday Night Hostess
Friday night the executive com
of the House and Garden Club
met at the home of Mrs. W. M.
Moorehead with a group of wo
men interested in organizing a
I new garden club. ?
Mrs. Sam Davis, president of
the House and Garden Club pre
sided. . Overall plans for garden
club work were discussed. Hie
group decided to meet Wednes
day night to perfect the organi
zation.
This club will hold their meet
ings at night and includes the
following members: Mrs. J. H.
Arthur, Mrs. W. E. Blakely, Mrs.
Don Blanton, Mrs. H. L. Camp
bell. Mrs. J. G. Darracott. Mrs.
Fred Finger, Mrs. M. K. Fuller.
Miss Helen Hay, Mrs. Jacob Mau
ney, Mrs. N. F. McGlll, Mrs. Ro
bert Miller, Mrs. W. M. Moore
head, rs. O. W. Myers, Mrs. Bax
ter Payseur, Mrs. Bruce Thor
bura, Mrs. Sam Weir and Mrs. W.
T. Weir.
6 At the conclusion of the meet
g Mrs. Moorehead served, a
Russian tea course.
Mrs. W. T. Weir Fetes
Study Club Tuesday
Mrs. W. T. Weir charmingly
entertained members of the Stu
dy Club and a number of Addi
tional guests at her home Tues
day night
The party rooms presented a
scene of autumn beauty as deco
rations appropriate to the season
were used throughout. A social
half hour was enjoyed before the
meeting. The hostess was assisted
in serving a chicken salad course
and coffee, passing cake garnish
ed with heavenly hash and cher
ries.
Mrs, Aubrey Mauney, the new
president presided. During the
business committees for the year
were appointed.
Mrs. I. G. Patterson, program
I
chairman presented Mrs. Aubrey
Mauney, who, In a very entertain
ing way, showed colored slides
of a recent European trip the
Mauney family ^
Incidents and atorie* of soma of
the tcene? made a very Interest*
lng program.
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