Mr 9. P. D. Herndon, Editor
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R. E. Lee Citizens Club
. Give Christmas Program
The Robert E. Lee Junior
American Citizens Club of Mis;
Annie Roberts fourth grade at
West School enjoyed a very de
lightful Christmas program dur
ing their regular club mooting
Friday afternoon. "Pucky" Lewis
was the program chairman.
The following children present
ed musical numbers on the piano,
trumpet, clarinet and flute; Lin
da Sanders, Phyllis Bumgardner,
Joyce Plonk, Nancy Hovis, Sue
Jean Wright, Bruce Thorburn and
Ercelle Stalllngs.
The group gave a choral read
ing of Luke 2:8-14 and Charles
Burns gave a Christmas Prayer.
A poem "If I could Be Santa
Claus" by "Sandy" Campbell.
Joyce Plonk and Nancy Hovis
were assisted by their mothers in
serving decorated cookies, can
dies and a drink; to the class.
GAULT'S APPLIANCES
415 N. Piedmont Ave. Phone 225
Open Gate Garden Club
Met With Mrs. Elliott
The spacious living room of
Mra. Packard Elliott's home
near Shelby, was made festive
with Christmas decorations to re
ceive the Open Gate Garden Club
for thei? regular meeting last
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. E. H.
Cronch was point hostess. Mrs:
Tom Stamey and Mro. Tom Pal
mer were visitors to the club.
Mrs. Sam Stalllngs presented
a very informative program on
"Traditions and Customs of
Christmas" Including the origins
and legends of Christmas old and
new In many lands. In closing she
showed to the group many color
ed illustrations of beautiful
Christmas arrangements.
During the business, Mrs. Mack
Gantt presided and gave a report
of the recent flower clinic. Plans
were made for the food and flo
wer arrangement sale to be held
on Dec, 19 at the Woman's Club.
A tempting salad . plate with
decorated cakes and coffee was
'served by the hostesser.
Mrs. L. E. Abbott
Bridge Club Hostess
Only members were pi<:?ent
Thursday afternoon when the
Ace of Clubs met with Mrs. L. E.
Abbott at her home on Crescent
Hill Road.
Bridge was played progressive
ly with Mrs. W. K. Mauney, Jr.
winning high score and Mrs.
Amos Dean second high.
A dessert course was served
with coffee during the plays.
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MY HOBBY BOX
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WAVERLEY '2? lb.
MONTREAT . , ?1'? lb.
LAFAYETTE . . >1" lb
BONNIE LEA . ?1*? lb.
MilX
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COVCMD nuts
*2*2 lb.
What to aive is no
lorn oft all when you do
your Christmas shopping
at Kings Mountain Drug
Company because in our
array of gay and glis
tening gilts are the per
fect presents for every
body on your list and
our, easler-to-pay prices
will make it a merrier
Christmas for you. So.
make shott work of your
long list. Do all your,
gilt buying at aui Mar
ry Christmas store.
Kitchen Westclox Clock
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billfold
genuine .
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'JOLtf
ain jet
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$4.95
Westclox Spur
Alarm Clock . . . $3.00
Gillette Safety Razor . . . 79c <& $1.00
Gillette Razor Set $1.75
Gold Gillette Set . . . $3.79
Remington Electric Razor . . $21.50
Schick Electric Razor ...... $25.50
Sunbeam Shavemaster ... $27.50
Lather Shave Brushes .... $1 to $5
Pipes $1 to $12.50
Smoking Tobaccos.
Cans and Jars .....69c and 98c
Baby Toddler Trainers ....... 69c
Rex Ray Hair Dryer . ... $6.50
Universal Toaster $7.95
Hut Bowl Sets $1.98
Irridescent
Merry Christmas Signs 39c
Monopoly Sets ... $2.98
High Power Reading Glass . . . $2.00
Old Spice, Yardley and Seaforth
Men's Shaving Sets
?All Prices-?
KINGS'tlOUNTAI N
THE | STORE DRUG COMPANY
PHONE 41 & ?1 THE CITY'S MODERN STORE
Mrs. G?o. Houser Fefw
Kings Mtn. Garden Club
The Kings Mountain Garden
Club met Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. George Houser at her
home on East Ridge Street.
Three arrangements were
brought in by members, these
were used in decorations. Oh a
table in the hall a beautiful group
tag of red painted berries and
springs of boxwood in a red cry*
stal ring with three red candles
accentuated the center, this was
made by Mrs. J. B. Keeter.
On a table in the living room
was a milk glass compote con
taining nandlna berries, and bur
fordl holly . made by Mrs. Carl
Mauney. On a chest of drawers,
was a lovely display of greenery
combined with blooming flowers,
for this, Mrs. Padgett used a
white porcelain bowl as the con
tainer combining white gladioli,
red carnations and magnolia lea
ves with a white madonna as the
center of Interest.'
Mrs. M. A. Ware gave a most
interesting program on, "Grand
mothers Christmas Goodies".
Several reclpies from the Gay
Ninties cookbook were read. Mrs.
Ware completed the program
with an original poem on "Grand
mother's Day."
During the business, Mrs. Carl
Mauney, president of the club, ap
pointed . a committee for the
Christmas Door Decorations,
plans were discussed for the
Christmas sale which is to be held
Friday afternoon, December 19th
at the Woman's Club.
At the conclusion of th? pro
gram, an auction sale was held
with cookies and dainties brought
in by the members being sold.
Mrs. House r served spice cake,
cheese straws and coffe. A small
Christmas corsage was on each
plate.
Saturday Luncheon
Honors Two Brides-Elect
The home of Mrs. Wayne
Church in Bessemer City was the
scene of a perfectly planned lun
cheon on Saturday when Mrs.
Church, Mrs. Frank Sisk and Mrs.
VV. B. Logan entertained for Miss
Sarah Alexander of Greenville, S.
[<J. and Miss Sara Mae Kincald,
brides-elect of the month.
The home was lovely vVith the
seasonal decorations of silver
ma;n-'.ia leaves, silver and gold
berries,1 long leaf pine cones. The
decorations were also emphasized
with many lighted candles.
Luncheon was served buffet
style from the dining table which
was covered with a red satin
cloth, centered with a bowl of sil
ver leaves and berries intersperc
ed with red carnations.
The honorees tables were mark
ed with mlnature brides, their
places marked with a gift of sil
ver in their chosen pattern. On
the other tables were wedding
bells with Sara inscribed on ei
ther side. The bells were tied
with ribbons and fern. Placed in
vitingly on the tables were plat
ters of cream chicken in pastry
shells, hot rolls, congealed cran
berry salad, creamed peas with
whole button onions, Hawaiian
orange potato cups, bell shaped
cakes and ice cream was served
for dessert.
Out-of-town guests were Misses
Patricia Smith and Sue Vance of
Boiling Springs and Miss Reta
Gamble of Charlotte.
Church Of God To Present
"Scarlet Ribbon" Tuesday
The Adult Department of the
Church of God will present on
Tuesday night, a Christmas play,
?The Scarlet Ribbon."
?The Scarlet Ribbon," includes
in the cast. Mr. and Mrs. Flay
Pearson, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby
Childers, and Mr. and Mrs. Geor
ge Pittman; Misses Maybelle,
Nancy, and Ethel Mae Bolln,
Jake Metcalf, Juanita Rathbone,
Ruby Haynes, Carolyn Childers,
P^ggy Capps, Banbara Haynes,
Martha Hardin, Evelyn and lior
na Champion. Jimmy Hardin,
Dean Whltaker, and >Mrs. Calvin
Hughes.
The Young Peoples depart
ment will present their program
on Saturday night. .
Time of both programs is set
for 7 o'clock p. m. The public is
invited to attend these yyleMde
programs.
Mrs. Ernest Payne Notes
Birthday Anniversary
Mrs. Ernest Payne was happily
surprised on Sunday with a birth
day dinner given for her *t her
home on Carpenter Street.
A bountiful picnic dinner was
served at the noon hour. Mrs.
Payne was remembered with a
variety of beautiful and useful
gifts.
Those sharing the Joyous occa
sion were Mr. and Mrs. Erne?t
Payne and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Kennedy. Mrs. Claud Ware,
Mrs. Nora Parham, Mr. and Mrs.
?. F. Payne, Mr. and Mrs. Gor
don Hughes and family.
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WANT ADS
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Ocean Spray Cranberry
SAUCE
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Ann Page Creamy Salad
DRESSING
16 Or.
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9-Oz.
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Goldeu Crea.n Siyle
lona Corn ----- 2 - ? 25c
Pratt-Low Whoie Spiced
Peaches - = ^ 29c
Rajah Dry Shredded
Cocoanut - - tz 14c
Hershey'a Cooking
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JANE PARKER
Famous Fruit Cakes
m-Lb. Cake
$129
5- Lb;
Cake
3 Lb. Cake
$069
Ann Page Preserves
. . . . i^-oz. : 97.
Glass ?lu
Chocolate
tt-Lb.
Pkg.
Strawberry -
A&P Fruit
Cocktail - - - - - - ? $.* 23c
Ann Page Sparkle
Puddings ? ? ? ? - ? 0 Pkg?. 20c
Ann Page Prre Vanilla
Extract- ----- 19c
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WALNUTS
ALMONDS
BRAZILS
PECANS
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43c
45c
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Assorted Tips
Cake Decoration? bottle ........ 10c
Halvorson White ? $1.69
CHRISTMAS TREES Green? $1.15
Pure Cane
SUGAR . 5 lbs. 50c lOlbs. 99c
400 Count Angel Soft
COLORED TISSUE 25c
Scot
Fresh Chocolate Candies
Season's Greetings
Assorted Chocolates - S? $2'?
Warwick Chocolate Covered
Thin Mints - - - -
Warwick Dark or Lt<?ht Chocolate Covered
Cherries -----
Worthmore Chocolate Covered
Cream Drops
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39c
49c
29c
TOWELS - 2 rolls 35c
Johnson's Hard
Christmas Mix? 12 oz. ..?.!?!? 19c
Johnson's Pure Sugar
Stick Candv ? 2 lb. box 49c
Worthmore -.
CANDY TOYS - 1 lb. 29c
Worthmore
Stocking with Candy & Toys 35c
Worthmore
SPICED DROPS? 12 oz. 19c
Juicy Florida
ORANGES - as 39c
fresh
COCOANUTS ----- ? 8c
firm Rip*
CRANBERRIES - -- - - ? 33c
Red Emperor
GRAPES- - ^ - s't;; lb. 15c
0. ft. No. 1 WMte ? ?
POTATOES - - - -10- 65c
firm Ripe
BANANAS 2 25c
FaU Russet
PEARS - - 19c
Dromedary
Pitted Dates 23c
Packer's L*hel Red Sour Pitted
Pie Cherries ?a; 21c
Iona "
Cut Beets - - - - - -Nc.r11c
A&P
Pumpkin ------ - ctr 15c
Dry ' ' .
Blackeye Peas - - - - ?? 37c
Ann Pace Regular or Elbow
Macaroni -----
" " p?i 10c
Criseo - - - - 31c 85c
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P&6 Soap - - " ~ - 3 Bui 22c |
Cheer - it 29c
N it C. kmm . /;
Animal Crackers - - 2 17c
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