Mr?. P. D. Hemdon, editor
The S. R. Suber's, Jr.
Entertain Couples Club
Members of the Couples Club
met Friday night with Mr. and
Mrs. S. R.-Suber, Jr. at their home
on Gold Street. The home was
most attractive with arrange
ments of cut flowers in harmoni
zing Colors.
Cokes were served during the
progression, later a salad course
with ice tea was passed.
Mrs. G. E. Bridges and J. E.
Armstrong, Jr. were the two most
successful players.
Miss Jean McClain
Reveals Her Wedding Plans
Miss Jean McClain, daughter of
Mr. and Mrg. E. C. McClain of
Shelby, has announced plans lor
her wedding to Fred Mauney, gon
of Mr. and Mrs. John Mauney.
The wedding will take place next
Sati.rday at 7 o'clock In the even
ing In Elizabeth Baptist church
with Dr. Zeno Wall, former pas
tor of First Baptist church, of
ficiating.
Miss Mary Ruth Dedmon will
be organist for the program of
wedding music and James Blan
ton will be vocal soloist.
Miss McClain will be given hi
marriage by her father and Mrs.
Garrison Goforth of Kings Moun
tain, a sister, will be her matron
of honor. Miss Jean Davis, also
of Kings Mountain, will be_ maid
of honor; Mrs. Eugene Mathls,
Jr., of Sumter, S. C? sister of
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the bride, and Mrs. John Mau
ney, Jr. of Leaksvflle, sister-in
law of the bridegroom, will serve
as bridesmaids; little Jean Adele
Goforth of Kings Mountain, niece
of the bride, will be flower girl;
and little Ricky Mathis of Sum
ter, S. C., nephew of the bride,
will be ring bearer.
Honorary Attendants
Miss Mary Littlejohn will keep
a guest register at the church
and Misses Catherine and Peggy
McClain of Asheville, cousins of
the bride, Miss Betty Jean Jen
nings and Miss Ruth Borders,
both of Shelby, will serve as hon
ored bridesmaids.
John. Mauney, Jr., of Leaks
ville will be best man for his bro
ther, and Eugene Mathis, Jr., of
Sumter, S. C., Garrison Goforth
of Kings Mountain, brothers-in
law of tiie bride, and Ralph
MaUney, of Shelby and the Rev.
Carl Mauney of Avondale, uncles
of the bridegroom, will make up
the list of ushers.
A cake cutting will be given for
Miss McClain and Mr. Mauney
next Friday evening after the
wedding rehearsal, the affair to
be given by Miss Edna Putnam
and Mr. and Mrs. John Mauney,
Jr., at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Mauney.
Next Saturday, the day of the
wedding, Miss Jean Davis will be
hostess at her home at Kings
Mountain at a bridesmaids lunch
eon, complimenting Miss Mc
Clain.
Mrs. J. M. Patterson Fetes
Thursday Book Club
Mrs. J. M. Patterson delight
fully entertained the Thursday
Book Club and additional guests
at her home Thursday night. The
home was most attractive with
arrangements of mixed cut flow
ers.
Mrs. H. N. Moss presided over
the meeting, Mrs. Arthur Hay
acted as secretary In the absence
of Mrs. J. S. Darracott. ,
Mrs. P. D. Patrick very charm
ingly told of three unsolved
mysteries in North Carolina.
At the beginning df the meet
ing, the hostess served a con
gealed salad course with acces
sories and tea, a sweet course
was passed.
Guests present, other than
members, were Mrs. Pride Rat
terree, Mrs. Bright Ratterree,
Mrs. B. M. Ormond, Mrs. L. C.
Parsons, Mrs. Lona McGill and
Mrs. Edgar Sellers.
Recital Friday Njght By
Durham School Of Dancing
Pupils of the Durham School
of Dancfhg will be presented in
a recital Friday night, May 29,
at 8:15 in the Central school au
ditorium.
Miss Nancy Kitchen stated
there will be no charge and the
public is cordially invited to at
tend.
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PERSONALS
Miss Sue Ruddock of Rich
mond, Va. had a short visit In
Kings Mountain last week en
route to Lmcolnton where she
will arsist in Bib.'e School.
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Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Payseur
are vacationing in St. Petersburg,
Fla. and other points ol interest,
this week.
Hazel Bumgardner was guest
teacher Sunday in the Senior M.
Y. F. J. R. Davis will be guest
teacher next Sunday.
Mrs. Tommy Alston and daugh
ter, Kathy, spent last week visit
ing Mrs. A. B. Prince, returning
to High Point Friday with Mr.
Alston.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Short, Mr.
and Mrs. Will Pryor, Mrs. Oveda
Ware, and Mrs. Ola Royster at
tended the Oral Roberts meeting
In Charlotte over the weekend.
Mrs. Fred Finger, Jr., and son
of New York, arrived Saturday
for a visit with Mrs. Fred Finger.
Weekend guests, of Mrs. Paul
Hendricks were an aunt, Mrs. J.
L. Goggans of Dallas, Texas, and
her mother, Mrs. J. W. Crosland,
who remained for a longer visit.
Mr, and Mrs. Eugene Goforth
and son were visitors in Rock
Hill over the weekend.
Miss Frances Bridges of Char
lotte spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brid
ges.
Miss Elizabeth Stewart spent
the weekend in Montreat, guest
of Miss Evelyn Morris, college
sophomore.
Miss Frances Goforth, student
at Gardner- Webb College, arriv
ed home Monday to spend the
suriimer vacation with her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Bun Goforth.
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Monday night dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Goforth, Sr.
were Mr. and Mrs. Ben Goforth,
Jr. of Sylva and Ben Goforth.
Mrs! L. P. Stowe spent last
week in Charleston with Mr. and
Mrs. L. P. Stowe, Jr. Mr. and
Mrs. Stowe were recently trans
ferred from Sanford, Fla. to
Charleston.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bell, Mrs.
Pearl McDowell, Donald Beatty
and Bobby Cashier toured West
ern North Carolina Sunday,
First Sgt. Robert E. Beatty
spent the weekend with his aunt,
Mrs. P^arl McDowell.
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Mrs. Raymond George and lit
tle daughter, Patsy, have return
ed to their home in Washington,
D. C. after spending the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Ware
and Mr. and Mrs. John George.
Home Economics Classes
Hold Dress Parade
On Friday afternoon, May 22
at 2:30 o'clock the first and se
cond year home economics class
es of Central High School held
a very interesting and beautiful
dress-parade. A large number of
mothers and friends were pre
sent.
Each dress was modeled by the
pupil ?vho planned and made it.
The styles were varied and ap
propriate for summer wear. The
taste manifested in the selection
of materials and styles bore evi
dence of excellent work being
done in the field of sewing and
planning of wardrobes.
At the conclusion of the dress
parade, the members of the home
economics classes served fruit
punch and cookies to mothers and
friends who were present.
Gleaners Class Met
In H. S. Ware Home
Mrs. Howard Ware and Mrs.
Leonard Ware were hostesses
Thursday night entertaining at
the home of the former for
members of the Gleaners Class
of the First ^aptist Church.
Mrs. Everette Cloninger gave
the devotional which was follow
ed with prayer by MVs. Byron
Hord.
Mrs. Clyde Jolly presided
during the business meeting.
| Strawberry short cake and Ice
tea was served by the hostesses.
Ace Of Clubs Met
With Mrs. Amos Dean
Mrs. Amos Dean very gracious
ly entertained members of the
Ace of Clubs at her home Thurs
day afternoon. Mixed summer
flowers with roses predominating
were used as decorations.
Bridge was played through live
progressions which left playing
prizes with Mrs. Howard Jackson
and Mrs. W. K. Mauney, Jr.
During the progressions, the
hostess served a salad course and
pecan pie.
Fractional Point Game
Played At Country Club
Guests to make up three tables
of bridge assembled at the Coun
try Club Thursday night for the
monthly duplicate fractional
point game. >'
The Howell movement was
used. When scores were tallied
Mrs, Sam Davis and Mrs. George
Hocser held high score with C
E. Warllck and W. R. Craig win
ning seoond high.
Summer Fashion Show
Presented Friday Night
Under the sponsorship of the
Junior Woman's Club and the
Merchant's association, a brilliant
and colorful Fashion Show war
presented Friday night to a large
and appreciative audience.
Much - interest was shown in
the assjrtment of summer cos
tumes, ranging in latest togs
for the small fry to and includ
ing smart ensembles for the ma
ture woman. The wide scope of
fashions included beach wear,
sports wear, morning and after
noon dresses and evening clothes.
In addition to seeing the latest
in fashions many nice door prizes
were given by other business
firms. Flowers were furnished by
City Florist, Jewelry by Alexan
der's Jewel Box, furniture by
Baird's Furniture Store, records
by Logan's Record Shop, electri
cal by B. S. Peeler, Jr., and Floyd
Thornburg.
A special feature was the vocal
solo by Miss Barbara Matthews.
Piano selections were by Mrs.
F. R. McCurdy. Mrs. James B.
Simpson was commentator for
the event.
The final presentation of the
show was a lovely pink net even
ing dress from Myers, modeled
by Miss Marion Arthur.
Following is a list of the stores
participating and their models: -
Belk's Department Store ?
Mrs. Hal Morris, Miss Billie Jo
Thorburn, Mrs. Aaron Moss, Mrs.
Cicero Falls, Miss Jane Houser,
Mrs. Paul Marklin, Miss Billie
Sue Gibbons, Miss Phyllis Dean,
and Miss Hollis Falls.
Keeter*s Department Store ?
Mesdames Craig Jones, Jack
Arnette, J, B. Kuykendall, and
Misses Mary Jo Hord, Sara Nell
Moss, Bernice Harrison, Diane
Gamble, and Betty Blddlx.
Myers Department sftore ?
Mesdames W. K. Mauney, Jr., L.
E. Abbott, Don McCarter, P. D.
Herndon, and Misses Marion Ar
thur, Barbara Matthews, and
Janice K. Allen.
the Second Baptist church held
Plonk Brothers ? Mesdames
Jim Cox, Eugene Roberts, C. S.
Plonk, Sr., Bruce Thorburn, and
Misses Marilyn Lewis, Cornelia
Ware, Evelyn Carpenter, and
Catherine Ware.
Reba's Fashions ? Mesdames
Donnie Vee Connor, Alma Gibson
Goldie McDaniel, and Violet Bell.
Vee Folk Shop ? Misses Linda
Sherrer, Marleyne Weir, Hallie
Ward. Ann Cooper, and Mr. Dan
ny Finger and Mr. Lynn Che
shire.
Philip Whitley Celebrates
Birthday With Gala Party
Little Philip Whitley, feon of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Whitley of
105 Lackey street, was six years
old Saturday and celebrated the
event by playing host to seven
teen little playmates at a gala
party given at the home of his
grandmother, Mrs. George S.
Whitley, who with his mother
helped him entertain his little
guests.
(James were played on the
lawn, later the refreshments
were served from two tables on
the lawn. A large birthday cake
decorated in green and pink and
topped with six lighted candles
was placed in the center of one
of the tables. Philip blew out the
candles. Ice cream, cake and
punch was served.
A picture was made of the hon
oree standing by the birthday
cake.
Philip's maternal grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. George W.
White, and his paternal grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Whitley.
Mrs. Thomasson Fetes
Town And Country Club
Mrs. C. F. Thomasson enter
tained the Town and Country
Garden Club at her home Thurs
day night. Beautiful arrange
ments of gladioli carnations, red
roses and a fruit arrangement
were utilized in room decorations.
A frozen fruit salad course with
tea and other accessories was ser
ved.
Mrs. W. L. Pmssly gave a very
interesting talk on "Flbwer Ar
ranging".
Members celebrating birthday
anniversaries this month were
Mrs. Charles Thomasson, Mrs.
Baxter Payseur and Mrg. W. M.
Moorehead. The club was federat
ed this year, it was announced
during the business. This Is the
last meeting until September. -
Mrs. Paul Hendricks
Monday Bridge Hostess
Mrs. Paul Hendricks entertain
ed with bridge on Monday after
noon. Her guests were members
cf the Duplicate Bridge Club, and
her mother, Mrs. J. W. Crosland,
Mrs. W. L. Ramseur, Mrs. Hugh
Ormand, and Mrs. J. L. McGill.
Seasonal flowers in mixed ar
rangements were used through
out the oarty rooms. .When cards
were aside, the hostess was
assisted in erving a salad plate.
At the comparison of tallies It
was revealed Mrs. George Houser
and Mrs. W. K. Mau..ey, Jr. had
compiled the two highest scores
for the afternoon games.
Mrs. Pressly Appointed
On St?to
i iMM^ng of
the North Carolina Garden Clubs
held In Greensboro Mrs. W? L.
Pressly was . .m}#*'
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state nominating committee to
Mftfe for the coming year.
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