/<<<</(/ % Mr a. P, D. Hendon, Editor Edwin Ware Celebrates 6th Birthday With Party Edwin Ware celebrated his 6th birthday last Saturday afternoon when his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Ware, gave a party in his honor. A gaily decorated Christmas tree lent a cheery greeting to the | guests as they assembled in the living room. Mrs. W. L.. PresSIy directed a number of entertaining games and contests. Group sing ing was also enjoyed. Each child readily responded to the question, "What did Santa Claus bring you?" The table . in the dining room was centered with a red poinset tia. The white birthday cake was decorated with a holly wreath . and small polnsettias. After sing ing "Happy Birthday" to Edwin, the children were served ice cream, cake, punch, and Christ mas cookler. Whistles and candy were given as favors. The following friends shared the happy occasion: Reta Phifer, . Eleanor Ann, Billy, and Don Ware Patti and Kenny Steffy, Tommy Black, Wendell Phifer, . Jr., Carolyn Heavner, Neil Mc-. Carter, Marcia and Melvin Ware. | Christmas Dances Held At The Country Club The Country Club was gay , with Yule decorations on Christ mas evening when a tea dance | was held for the young people from 4 until 6 p. m. Punch, cookies, sandwiches candies and nuts were served during the afternoon. A number of local young peo ple with friends from Shelby and Gastonia were present. Mr. and Mrs. John O. Plonk were chap erones. From 8 until 10 a group of Sub-Deb came. Square dancing was the entertaining feature | with the figures being led toy Mr. artd Mrs. Bruce Thorburn. Refreshments were served. ? Music was furnished by the rec . ord player. . ? The F. A. McDaniels, Jr. Entertain Bridge Club King of Hearts club met Tues day night with Mr. and Mrs. Fred McDaniel. Three progres sions were played throughout the evening with high scoring prizes awarded to Mrs. N. H. Reed and Gen6 Timms. The hostess used dried arran ? gements in the decorations through the home and a dessert course with coffee was served when cards were laid aside. Mrs. Donald Crawford Gives Pretty Party Mrs. Donald Crawford was a delightful hostess Monday night entertaining at her home with a prettily planned holiday party. Highlighting the decorations was the beautiful lighted tree, an antique dough bowl filled with fruits and nuts, red pbinsettfts and other arrangements in keep ing with the season. Tables were appointed, each centered with a horn, mlnature horns were given as favors, holly tallies added to the decorative mo? tlf. Green congealed salad, cheese straws, pound cake topped with whipped cream, a cherry and cof fee Was served. Cokes were pass ed during the plays. Rook and canasta were played with Mrs. Jack Moore, Jr. reciv ing top honors in rook and Mrs. Ralph Hullender in canasta. Others making up the party personnel were Miss Charlotte Jenkins, Miss Jean Davis of Dur ham, Miss Jean McCl^ln of Shel by, Mrs. George Allen of New York and Mrs. Otis Falls, Jr. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS " Mr. and Mrs!' BUll^T. Whitstine announce the birth of a daugh ter, Sandra Joy, Friday, Decem ber 19, Kings Mountain hospital. Mr. and Mrss William Goins announce the birth of a daugh ter, Denise Rena, Saturday, De cember 20, Kings Mountain hos pital. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Arnold announce the birth of a daugh ter, Constance- Kumi, Monday, December 22, Kings Mountain hospital. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Scruggs, route 3, anounce the birth of a daughter, Tuesday, December 23. Mr. and Mrs. Willie McGinnis announce the birth of a son, Ro bert Michael, Wednesday, De cember 24, Kings Mountain hos pital. Mr. and Mrs. Grady Howard anno.unce the birth of a son, Grady K.. Jr., Thursday, Decem ber 25, Charlotte Memorial hos pital. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sanders announce the birth of a son, Phillip Richard, Thursday, De cember 25, Kings Mountain hos pital. Mr. and Mrs. James Fletcher announce the birth of a daugh ter, Margaret Sue! Friday, De cember 26, Kings Mountain hos pital. Mr. and Mrs. John Gladden announce the birth of a daugh ter, Katby Diane, Saturday, De cember 27, Kings Mountain hos pital. Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Prince of Gainesville, Ga., announce the birth of a daughter, Deborah Leigh, Sunday, December 28. Pa ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Prince. PERSONALS'! Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Darracott are spending a two weeks vaca tion in Florida. James B. Simpson and lather, W. B. Simpson of Hickory, enjoy ed a fishing trip to Florida during the holidays. Second Lieut. James Herndon arrived Sunday from the Air Base at Pittsburg to spend several days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Herndon. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Davis and children of Albany, Ga. were gues'?? during the holidays of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Davis. . . DC3 Alfred Crawford left Tues day for San Diego, Calif, after spending a leave with his parents and friends. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Abbott and children spent the holidays with relatives in Sumter and Darling ton. Mr, and Mrs. R. D. Hambrlght ?spent Christmas with their dau ghter, Mrs. Ralph Cline and Mr. Cllne in Charlotte. Dr. and Mrs. John Rhodes and children of Raleigh were Sunday guests of Dr. Rhodes" sister, Mrs. Fred Plonk. Bill Standfleld of Winston Sa lem and Bob Walker of Asheboro were guests during the holidays of Misses Ducky Jenkins and Margy Lou Dickey. Rev. and Mrs. E. C. Cooper of Chapel Hill spent the holidays In j Kings Mountain and had as their | guests their son, Rev. Edgar Coo per of Allentown, Penn. and their daughter, Mrs. George Plonk, Dr. Plonk and children of Raleigh. The Misses Mary, Elizabeth and Frances Slsk, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Slsk, returned Monday to Appalachian State Teachers College, Boone, N. C. to resume their courses there for the spring. Robert Clary, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C.. Clary, spent Christ mas here with his family. He reported back to duty at Fort Bennlng, Ga., this week. Commander and Mrs. R. S. Trowler and daughter, Patti Ann, returned Tuesday to Charleston after a visit with Mrs. Trawler's parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Nor man. Miss Patti Ann Trdwler who has been a student at Ringllng School of Art will enter Parsons School of Designing in New York the first of January, Nick Moss of Wagner College, | Staten Island, N. Y. is spending the holidays with his mother, Mrs. H. N. Moss. Pvt. and Mrs. Henry Neisler of Camp Pickett, Va. spent Christ mas with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Neisler. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Chandler will spent New Years in Glen Moore, Pa. Bobby lluskey, student at State ; College spent ihe holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, \V. B. Huskey. . William H. Spence 3rd class Petty Officer is spending a 10 day leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ft. W. Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. Ir?in Allen, Miss es Freda and Nancy Allen and Mrs. Sam Hamrick have return- 1 ed from a visit in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Paul White of | Columbia spent the weekend with the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. White. Kenneth 'Spencer, student at State College is visiting his pa rents during the holidays. Dr. D. F. Hord leaves Friday for Burlington where he will be. an attendant in the Hamrick-Gar rett wedding. Mrs. W. O. Weir spent Christ mas in Jacksonville, Fla., With her son, Billie Weir, and family. Mrs. A. H. Patterson was call < d to Hickory Sunday on occasion of the death of a kinsman, W. L. Long, who for many years was a business partner of her father, P. R. Long. Fred Plonk and son, David, and Hal Plonk attended the Dixie Classics in Raleigh this week. Mrs. Roy Huffstetler, Mrs. Boy ce Eaker, Miss Peggy Dixon and Bobbie Barrett attended the wed ding of Miss Lois Lovelace and Bruce Duke Sunday afternoon, Dec. 14, in Concord Methodist Church niear Bessemer City. . . Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Do ver during the holidays were the following children and grandchil dren, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dover and daughter, Gwen of Asheville, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dover, Jr. and son Mark of Charlotte, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Swofford and daugh ter, Brenda, Hickory, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Dover, Jr. and daugh ter, Carolyn, of Baltimore, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crouch of Winston-Salem. Cake Cuffing Held In W. M. Ganff Home Mrs. WL M. Gantt, Mrs. Pack ard Elliott, Mrs. W. M. Whi taker, and Mrs. Toir> of Shelby were hostesses Friday night at the home of Mrs. Gnntt at a cake cutting given for Miss Sarah Mae Kincaid and Bobby Ray Bush after t lie couples wedding rehearsal. Christmas decorations' vied with the tradi'ional wedding colors for predominance in the decorative motifs. In the en trance hall cut red and white poinsettias were pleasantly used with an arrangement in a silver epergnt* holding Christmas balls and rod candies. In the music room was a lovely grouping of a choir of angels, on the piano magnolia leaves with cut poin settias and candles, and in the den. the lighted Christmas tree and woodland scenes. The gild ed fruits and berries in the sun porch with the many lighted ta-, pers made a beautiful setting for the guests. The peak of decorative interest in the dining room was the re freshment table. The pretly three - tiered wedding. cake with the bride and groom figurines | was on one end of the table. On the opposite end was a silver seven - branched candelabra. In the center was a low. silver bowl with white snapdragon, chry santhemums and greenery. At tached to the side of the bowl was a wedding band in plati num with two smaller rings dangling from it resembling the wedding bands. The table lay-' out was piosed against a back ground provided by a banquet cloth of linen cutwork and lace. After the bride and groom had cut the first slice Mrs. Tom Sta nley cut and served the cake. Punch was served by Mrs. Claud Hambright. Ice cream in wed ding bell moulds was served by Misses Nancy Plonk, Rachel Plonk, Nan Jean Gantt, Jean Mc Rae, Reta Gamble. Pat Smith. Sarah Hamrick, Pat Lowe, Fay lene Falls, Mesdames Paul Ham and Horace Kiser. The guest list for frhe affair numbered around one hundred Miss Shirley Houser Extended Courtesy Highlighting th'4 activities for the young people during the week was the dance given Tues day night at the Country Club by Mr. and Mrs. George Houser honorjng their daughter, Shirley. Miss ^louser was lovely in a white nylon dress, rhinestone trimmed. She Used a red velvet belt with her costume. Red and white was the Color note of the evening. The many balloons with the corresponding decorations created a beautiful setting for the girls in their ev ening dresses. Music was furnished by Lewis Cathey and his orchestra. Punch was served during the .evening and at 12 o'clock a buf i fet supper. . ' * ? . Guests attended from' Shelby and Gastonia. Mr. and Mrs. Houser were as sisted in entertaining by Dr. and Mrs. Phillip Padgett, and Mr and Mrs. Jacob Cooper. jClub Activities ? Schedule Varied Club metnbers are asked lo pleUse note the following chan I luncheon In Gastonia Honoring Mrs. J. O. Plonk Miss Mary E. Mason entertain ed at her home In . CJastnnfa Wednesday at one o'clock with a luncheon honoring Mrs. John ges in the scheduled activities: Tlie Duplicate bridge game scheduled for the first Thursday in each month has been post ported one week and will meet January 8th at 7: 15 p. m. Club night held the first1 .Sat urday in the mohth has also been -postponed since Open House is being held New Years Eve. Oates Plonk, Jr., of Kings Moun tain. Amont; the guests from Kiii^s Mountain attending the luneli eon. were Mrs. Charles Noisier. .Misses Shirley Arthur. Cornelia Dick, Ann Mayes, and Mr^ A, R. Rh.vne of Charlotte, a house guest of Mrs. O. W. Myers Visiting Christmas Day .with' their parents. Rev. and Mrs. J, L. Teague and with Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Sisk were Walter 1.. 'J'eague. id Baltimore. Md Mr. arid Mrs. ;<\ V. Teague ?'""d little Stevie, (Hickory. N. C.. and Mr and Mrs. i\Vayne Church and little ClevUv Bessemer City. Just Received for Spring NEW SHIPMENT All-Wool Toppers # Lovely Colors # Beautiful Fabrics # Ideal For Every Wardrobe $22.50 $29.50 3 \J. PLONK'S | and Pared to HetyTUr All Men Wool Fur-Collaied Values lo $14.95 All ladies SUITS SPORT COATS 1-4 OFF "?7ularly $3,95 Mo?"y White, $7.95 to $10.95 Ail Men $1.00 Now $ 1 .50 Now $2.00 Now * $2.50 Now other shoes

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