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Margrace Girls' Club
Discuss Yule Activity
Margrace Girls club members
held their regular meeting Thurs
day night in the Margracte Wo
man's club house.
Doris Sellers, club president,
called the meeting to order and
presided over the business sesion
before a short program was giv
en. Plans wtere completed for
Christmas activities by the group, j
Hostesses for the meeting were |
Peggy Jo Smith, ? Doris Sellers,
Linda Rhea, and Judy Medlin.
Light refreshments and cold
drinks were served.
A social hour was enjoyed by
the group. Games were directed.
Ruth Swann Auxiliary
Plan Christmas Tree
Ruth Swann Girl's Auxiliary of
First Baptist church ' met last |
wefek with their leader, Mrs. H.
Gordon Weekley, as hostess at |
her home on Gaston street.
Peggy Ware, president, opened
the meeting and presided ovter the I
business session. Plans for Christ- [
mas festivities were announced,
and members painted pine-cones [
on auxiliary handbooks for
Christmas decoration to be taken [
to Kings Mountain hospital.
Following thte business session,
light refreshments were passed.
A social hour was enjoyed after
Christmas decoration had been
completed.
Bethware School PTA
Held Harvest Festival
Members of the Btethware
school PTA sponsored an "Har- j
vest Festival" Friday afternoon
and evenings at the school. Sale
of chicken pie plates and oyster
suppers began at 5 o'clock and a
program of entertainment fol
lowted in the evening.
Proceeds from the event bene
fited school PTA project funds.
Mr3. Herman Goforth was '
chairman in charge of the pro
ject and M. C. Poston was chair
man in charge of publicity for J
the festival.
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Eastern Star Chapter
Held Regular Meeting
Regular meeting of Kings
Mountain Chapter, Order of the
Eastern Star, was held Friday
evening at the Masonic Hall.
Mrs. Rowell Lane, associate
matron, presided in the absence
of Mrs. F. A. McDanlel, Jr., wor
thy matron. ;
Plans were discussed for aid
ing needy families of the com
munity during the Christmas
season.
Following the business session,
Mrs. A. W. Kincaiu and Miss
Melba Tindall, hostesses, served
refreshments. Christmas decora
tions were carried out in the
dining hall.
American Legion Auxiliary
Heard Yule Gift Reports
Members of the American Le
gion Auxiliary met Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs. Hal
D. Ward with Mrs. John Kezziah
as co-hostess.
Mrs. C. L. Jolly, presidtent, 6p
ened the meeting and presided
over the business session. Re
ports were heard from Mrs. D: E.
Tate who told the group that 60
gifts had been presented to Vet
eran's hospitals at Oteen, Swana
noa, Fayetteville, and Salisbury
from the auxiliary, and that $200
from the American Legion Auxi
liary sponsored Baby Contest had
been given to a local veteran
from the chapter.
Members voted to send a dollar
each to nine veterans in Oteen
Veteran's hospital.
Mrs. Clarence Black read a de
votional and the flag pledge was
givfen. After the business session,
the hostesses passed ai dessert
course with tea.
Chritmas greenery and candles
were used in decoration through
out the Ward home.
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Friday Bridge Winners
Are Announced Monday
Regular monthly masterpolnt
bridge session was held at Gas-'
ton Country Club in Gastonia last
Friday morning. The Howell
movement was used.
Mrs. Georgte Houser and Mrs.
W. K. Mauney, Jr., both of Kings
Mountain, scored third high. Mrs.
Edward Summerrow and Mrs. J.
M. Gayle, both of Gastonia, scor
ed high with Mrs. Phil Jackson
and Mrs. Mart Reid winning se
cond-high.
Fourth place winners in the
Friday games were Mrs. B. C.
Morrow and Mrs. A. C. Currant,
Jr., both of Gastonia. ""
ICEMAN SANTA CLAUS ? Pic
tured above i? a neat Santa Claus,
sculpted from a big block of ice
by Ben Speidel, of Kings Moun
tain Country Club. Mr. Speidel
used a combination of ice pick
and steam chipping to fashion his
Santa. It" is pictured above as it
appeared oil the buffet as the
chief decoration for u recent
Country Club function.
Special Winners' Game
Played At Gaston Club
Mrs. W. K. Mauney and Mrs.
Jacob Cooper were winners In
fourth place in thle winner's bri
dge game played las? Tuesday,
December 8th, in Gastonia.
The Mitchell movement was
used, and thirteen tables were in
play. Silver trophies wfere award
ed at the conclusion of the game.
Other winners as announced
this week were: Mrs. Phil Jack
son of Gastonia and B. Evers of
Charlotte, first for Nor^h-South;
Mrs. Stanislas Czertwerynski,
Tryon, third; and Mrs. Connie
Mitchell and Mrs. J. A. Andrews,
Charlotte, fifth.
Scoring high in the East-West
section were Miss Georgia Lee
and A. M. Elliott, Charlotte, se
cond; J. A. Postell and Miss Ann
Zachary, Charlotte, third; Mrs.
T. H. Wilkinson, Lincolnton, four
th; and Mrs. J. M. Gayle and Eld
ward Summerrow, Jr., fifth. Mrs.
J. A. Postell and P. H. Wuille, of
Charlotte-, were high scorte win
ners in -East-West bridge posi
tions;
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Holiday greens and
special-occasion flowers
for a merrier Yuletide.
To (rim windows, doors
and mantle, deck
table, greet your
ess. The brightest, most
festive selection awaits
your choice here.
Pulliam - Wes+brook
Vows Solemnized
Miss Carolyn Gail Pulliam of
Winston Salfcm, sister of Mrs.
Japies Dickey of Kings Mountain,,
and Jimmie Wylie Westbrook, of
Greensboro, pledged marriage
vows last Sunday afternoon, De
cember 6, before the aljar of
Friedlanrl Moravian church of
Winston Salem in a five o'clock
cteremony.
The Reverend Truett Chadwick,
pastor, of the bride, offioiated.
Miss Lillian Simmons and Law
rence Phillips, both of Boone,
were vocalists and Jerry Johnson,
of Winston Salem, was organist
for the program of nuptial wed
ding music prior to and during
the exchange of .vows.
Roy C. Pull^m of Winston
Salem gave his daughter in mar-'
riage* And Edward Westbrook of
Rock Hill, S. C,, attended his son
as best man.
The bride wore an imported
wedding gown of white slipper sa
tin and Chantilly lac<; designed
with lace bodice, high neckline
with Peter Pan collar, and full
bouffant skirt with matching
lace panels extending to full
length of train. Her finger-tip
veil of bridal illusion was caught
to a clochc- of lace and seed-ptarls
and she carried a colonial bou
quet of white Piccardy roses
showered with white satin ribbon
streamers and lily-of-the-valley.
Mrs. Ralph A. Kretzer of Cham
bersburg, Pa., attended her sis
ter as matron-of-honor and
bridesmaid attendants were Miss
Sara Schuyler of Lawgap, Miss.,
Miss Dorothy Byers of Forest
City, Miss Nancy Waters of Fo
rest City, and Miss Barbara
Hines of Winston Salem.
Ruth Bayless, of Winston Sa
lem, attended the couple as flow
fer girl, and Kenneth Long, of
Winston Salem, nephew of the
bride, was ring-bearer.
Attending the couple as usher
groomsmen were Robert West
brook of Boone, brother of the
groom, Dewtey Marshall, Jr., of
Rock Hill, S.' C., Robert Marshal]
of Emory University, and James
Cassells of Chester, S C.
A reception immediately follow
ing the ceremony was held in the
Moravian Church Parlor. Mrs
James Dickey, of Kings Moun
tain, assisted in the reception
room, where guests were greeted
and presented to the receiving
line composed of the bride and
groom, thfeir parents, and mem
bers of their wedding party.
The bride, daughter of Mr and
Mrs. Roy C. Pulliam of Winston
Salem, is a graduate of Glenn
high school in Winston Salem and
a junior at Appalachian State
Teacher's college, Boone. She will
resume her studies at Greensboro
College, Greensboro.
The bridegroom, son of Mr and
Mrs. Edward Westbrook of Rock
Hill, S. C., is a graduate of Ap
palachian State Teacher's college
in Boone and is connected with
the Wyfeth Drug Company in
Greensboro, where the couple will
make their home following a wed
ding trip.
Miss Irere Greene
Gives Wedding Plans
* Miss Jewel Irene Greene of
Kings Mountain and Charlotte
today announces plans for her
marriage to Herman David
Wright of Kings Mountain, which
is to take place Sunday at Patter
son Grove Baptist church.
The Reverend J. J. Thronburg,
pastor of the church, will per
form the ceremony immediately
after the morning worship ser
vices. Thfe couple will enter the
church unattended.
The bride-elect is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Greene of
near Kings Mountain, and the
bridegroom elect is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Travis Wright, also
of Kings Mountain. *
Following the certemony, the
couple will greet their guests in
the church vestibule.
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Margrace Woman's Club
Planned Yule Festivity
Plans for a community Christ
mas trefc and party to be held. for
children of the Margrace village
community were completed at a
meeting of the Margrace Wo
man's club last Friday night.
The party is to be held on Fri
day afternoon at 5 o'clock in the
Margrace Woman's club house.
Gifts and treats will be distribut
ed.
Mrs. George Sellers, chaplain,
presented the devotional at the
beginning of the program. Mrs.
C. W. Falls, president, conducted
the business session.
Hostesses for the meeting were
Mrs. Grady Rhea, Mrs. Cleve
Moore. Mrs. George Sellers, and
Mrs. Clifford Kirkus. Congealed
salad plates with sandwiches and
pineapple tarts were passed with
coffee.
Mrs. Bill Caldwtll was welcom
ed into the club as a new mem
ber. Mrs. Caldwell, with her hus
band and daughter, Sandy, recent
ly moved here from their home
in Newberry, S. C.
Buffet Dinner Sunday
Set At Country Club
A buffet dinner for club mem
bers, their families, and guests
will, be. held at the Kings Moun
tain Country Club Sunday with
dinner to be served from noon
until 1:30 o'clock.
Mrs. B. B. Speidel, Kings Moun
tain Country tflub manager, made
the announcement this week and
asked that reservations for t!>te
dinner be made at the club by
noon on Saturday.
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fession, or the commodity or servicc
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