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IT COSTS LESS AT ? ? PHONE 348 MOUNTAIN ST. Used Furniture BARGAINS One orig. $34.95 ODD DRESSER, sale price $ 8.95 One 4x6 Mahogany Reg. $24.95 lenny Lind Red, sale price $ 4.95 One Reg. $139.95 Famous Make WASHER $1195 (guaranteed to wash) One Reg. $59.95 Sale Price OIL SPACE HEATER $19.95 One Frieze (A-l shape) Reg. $119.95 SOFA AND CHAIR $39.95 One Apt. Size orig. $119.95 sale price as is ELECTRIC RANGE $19.95 One 5-Burner New Perfection ?> Reg. $112.95 OIL RANGE, sale price $19.95 One Electric it freezes Orig. $219.95 Coldspot Refrigerator $2195 One Streamlined New Perfection Orig. $169.95 OIL RANGE, sale price $49.95 One whatnots on sides Reg. $14.95 WALLCARINET now $6.95 One 3-Piece like new Reg. $119.95 BEDROOM SUITE for $7195 ONLY 12 BRAND NEW WOOL RUGS 9x 12 Regularly S44.95 Special? $2195 ' Miss Virginia Ledford Wed Sunday To Harward Dry Efird In Church Rites In a beautiful nuptial ceremony Miss Cora Virginia Ledford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cla rence Theodore Ledford, became the bride of Harward Dry Efird of Albemarle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira P. Efird of Oakboro, Sunday afternoon, January 11 at 8 o'clock. The ceremony was solemnized in Bethlehem Baptist Church with the Rev. Ronda E. Robbins, pas tor 01 the bride, officiating, using the double ring ceremony. The altar of the church was elaborately decorated with nu merous groupings of oregon fern and floor baskets of white gladio li and snapdragons, intersperced with seven branched candelabras holding lighted cathedral tapers, which cast a soft glow on the nuptial appointments. The pews for special guests were marked with sprays of pulmosa fern tied With satin ribbon. Wedding Music A program of wedding music was presented by Mrs. Juanita Warren, organist and Max Black burn, soloist. Among Mrs. War ren's selections were "Berceuse" from Jocelyn ; "My Heart At Thy Sweet Voice" ; "O, Thou Sublime Evening Star". "I Love You Tru ly", "Theme from Tschaikow sky's Fifth Symphony", and "Theme for Pathetlque Sympho ny" ; The Bridal Chorus from Lo hengrin by Wagner was used for the processional and Mendels sohn's wedding march from a Midsummer Night's Dream for the recessional. As a background for the ex change of vows, "Clair de Lune" was softly played. Mr. Blackburn sang, "Because" and the Wedding Prayer. The bride, given In marriage by her father, C. T. Ledford, wore an exquisite gown of white slipper satin with a little round peter pan collar with a scalloped lace yoke outlined with seed pearls. The fitted bodice came to a point at the waist with a full gathered skirt which extended into a short train. Her only ornament was a pair of pearl ear rings, a gift from the groom. Her finger tip veil of Imported French illu Mrs. Yates Gordon Circle Hostess Mrs. Yates Gordon entertained members of Circle No. 8 of Cen tral Methodist Church Monday night. Mrs. Fred Wright, Jr. present ed a program on "History of Old Hymns". During the business, the group was asked to bring good used clothing to the church Tuesday night to be sent to Korea. Refreshments were served and a social period enjoyed following the business. Mrs. Merle Beatty of Belk's De partment Store is in Charlotte this week attending a buying con vention. sion fell from a small fitted cap embroidered in beads and seed pearls. She carried a bouquet of white roses centered with a pur ple throated orchid and shower ed with white satin streamers. Attending the bride as matron of honor was her sister, Mrs. W. H. Wells of Kings Mountain, her dress was of violet taffe.a, with the strapless bodice coming to a point at the waist and topped with a matching net stole. The full gathered skirl was floor length. Her nosegay was of orchid glame llias. The bridesmaids included Mrs. Fred Shaw of Richmond, Va.. sister of the groom, Miss Olivette Staton, Charlotte, Miss Lola Hardin, Grover and Miss Doris Yates, Kings Mountain. Lit tle Teresa Ledford, niece of the bride, was flower girl. Her dress and also those of the bridesmaids were identical with the or.e worn by the matron honor. They car ried nosegays of parma violets. The bridegroom had as his best man a brother- in-law, Fred Shaw, of Richmond. The groomsmen were W. S. Ledford, Kings Moun tain, brother of the bride, Mar cus C. Smith, Lenoir and Alfred Langstpn of Gastonia. Mrs. Ledford wore for her dau ghter's wedding a light blue crcpe dress with a corsage of pink rose , buds. The bridegroom's mother was attired in a navy blue lace dress with a corsage of pink rosebuds. Wedding Trip Immediately following the ceremony the young couple re ceived in the back of the church. Later they left for a wedding trip through eastern North Carolina. For traveling the bride changed to a brown velveteen suit with brown accessories. To complete her ensemble she pinned the or chid lifted from her bouquet at her shoulder. Upon their return they will be at home at 611 East Main Street, Albemarle. A number of friends from Char lotte, Oakboro, Shelhy, Bel wood Gastonia, Gaffney, Lincolmon, and Grover attended the wedding. Mrs. Shuford Entertains Contract Bridge Club Mrs. W. B. Shutt was Invited to play with members of the Contract Bridge Club at their meeting, Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Tolly Shuford. Mrs. Shuford utilized potted plants In her decoration* and af ter the second progression served pecan pie. Ice cream and coffee. Bridge was played through several other progressions and prizes won by Mrs. Martin Har mon and Mrs. Charles Carpenter, Jr., for having the two highest scores. Oliver Hayes has been confined to his room this week with a severe case of flu. Specializing In QUALITY WOBK FAST. EFFICIENT SERVICE ' w ? V ? ? : i" ??? ? ? ? Mrs. N. F. McGill Fetet Twin Table Bridge Club Twin Table Bridge Club mem bers and two additional guests, Mrs. W. B. Shutt and Mrs. George VV. Mauney, enjoyed four pro gressions of bridge Tuesday night with Mrs. N. F. McGill at her home on West Mountain Street. Blooming jasmine, breath of spring and greenery were used with blooming African violets to create a lovely decorative note. Tables were appointed and up on arrival of guests Mrs. McGill assisted by Mrs. Mauney, served a congealed salad, baked ham, pickles and English crackers with coffee, passing slices of fruit cake topped with whipped cream and a cherry. At the comparison of tallies it was revealed Mrs. Fred Finger held high score with Mrs. W. B. Shutt runner up for second high. Each were'presented lovely gifts. Two Are Hostesses For Methodist Circle Mrs. G. L. Wright and Mrs. Nell Gault entertained Circle No. 6 of the Methodist Church Mon day night in the Wright home. The devotional was given by Mrs. Mildred Wright. Mrs. J. H. Patterson presented a most Inter esting program on "Stewardship" also explaining the goals for the society for the coming year. A social period followed the business meeting. Delightful re freshments were served the twe lve members presem. Methodist Circle No. 7 Met In Neill Home Circle No. 7 of Centra) Metho dist Church met Monday night in the home of Mrs. Robert Neill with Mrs. Walter Harmon as co hostess. In the absence of the circle leader, Mrs. Saunders, Mrs. Ben F. Beam presided. Mrs. Clarence Jolly gave the de votional and Mrs. Jessie McKin- j ney, program leader, presented Miss Marion Arthur who showed pictures of Japan. During the social hour, the hos tesses, assisted by Mn. George Tolleson served delicious re freshments to the twelve mem bers present. Mrs. P. G. Ratterree Bridge Club Hostess Mrs. P. G. Ratterree entertain ed members of the Double Deck Bridge Club and one additional guest, Mrs. I. G. Patterson at her home Tuesday night. Potted plants were used, in the room decorations. Contract bri dge was played throughout the evening. Mrs. Ratterree present ed playing prizes to Mrs. I. G. Patterson for making the highest score and to Mrs. J. K. Willis for scoring second high. A salad course was served with coffee. A sweet course was pass ed. King Of Hearts Bridge Club Met With The N. H. Reeds With all members present Dr. and Mrs. N. H. Reed delightfully entertained members of the King of Hearts Bridge Club at their home Tuesday night. Dried arrangements and green ery were used with pleasing ef fect . in the decorations. Bridge wis played through four progres sions with Mrs. Gene Timms and Johnnie Kerns carrying off the awards. Following the games a dessert course was served with coffee. KINGS MOUNTAIN Hospital Log VISITING HOURS Daily, 10 to 11 a. m. 2 to 4 p. m. and 7 to 8 p. PATIENT LIST AT NOON WEDNESDAY: W. C. Haines, city, admitted Sunday, January 4. Mrs. J. A. Wright, city, admit ted Friday, January 9 John Stevenson, city, admitted Friday, January 9. R. E. Wallace. Landing street', city, admitted Friday, January a Solon Moss, city, admitted Friday, January 9. Ricky Henson, city, admitted Wednesday, January 7. MUs Rheta Falls, city, admit ted Saturday, January 10. William Hawkins, route 2, city, admitted Saturday, January 10. Aileene Ledford. Ranlo, N. C., admitted Sunday, January 11. Mrs. Sadie Crane, city, admitt ed Monday, ? Miss Betty Sue Griggs, route 2, city, admitted Monday Earl Seism, route 1, city, ad mitted Tuesday. David C. Bookout, route 3, city, admitted Tuesday. Patsy Moore, city, admitted Tuesday. * Mrs. Eldore Hoyle, Gastonla, N. C., admitted Wednesday Larry Rayfield, route 3, city, admitted Wednesday. Mrs. C. E. Relnhardt, Gastonla, admitted Wednesday. Charles Vaugh, city, admitted Monday Jack Stone, city, admitted Wednesday. LATE CLASSIFIED rOR SALE ? 30 gallon automa tic gas hot water heater. Can be converted to natural gas. If interested see M. L. RHYNE, Bessemer City or call Besse mer City 2416. 1:15-22. HODS* MOVING ? Free Estl t. mates. GEO. D. BEAM HOUSE MOVING 00? Cherryville. Tel ! ephone 6311 night or 4861 day 1:15? 4:16-pd. MYERS' l SHOES for Men ! Our Stock Is Bulging With Early Spring Ship ments oi Many Different Styles of Men's Dress and Sport Oxfords Including: ? Suedes ? Leathers ? ? Plain Loafers ? Zipper Loafers ? Crepe Soles ? Leather Soles ? Cork Soles ? Neolite Soles ? Plain Toes ? Moccasin Toes ? Cap Toes ? Wing Tips ? Waffle Toes ? Saddle Oxfords Blacks Browns Tan Beige Putty Blue White Combination; All Quality Shoes By Reputable Manufacturers Made lor LONG WEAR. GOOD LOOKS. COMFORT At The Following low Prices $4.95 $5.95 $6.95 $7.95 Other Men's Shoes ? $9.95 to $14.95 BOYS' Dress Oxfords in Many diile.ent styles Sizes 2 to 6 $3.95 -$4-95 $5.95 ONE TABLE Ladies' {(Children's SHOES Values to S5.00 $1.98 ' * " . fen H I.,* - r~. artment Store Second Floor Dress Shop i'- . . ": ,> -V ' - ?: '? ?? .J ' \ i v.. . '?...'. ? '.. ' .?'.
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