Mrs. W. K. Mauney, Jr.
Hostess To Bridge Club
Duplicate Bridge club. members
met Tuesday evening with Mrs.
W. K. Mauney, Jr., as club hos
tess.
Prior to the meeting, the hos
tess was assisted in passing a sa
lad course with dessert and cof
fee. Christmas decorations were
used throughout the home.
Mrs, Sam Davis was high score
winner in bridge for the evening
With Mrs. George Houser receiv
ing second-high award.
Mrs. N. U. Tindall
Dozier Circle Hostess
Members of the Dozier circle
of First Baptist Church met Tues
day morning with Mrs. N. U. Tin
dall as hostess at her hohie on
S. Railroad avenue.
Mrs. Rowell Lane, chairman,
presided over the business ses
sion. Mrs.- B. N". Barnes, program
chairman for December, present
ed the program.
Following the meeting, the hos
tess was assisted in serving re
freshment plates, Gifts were ex
changed during thtef social hour.
The home was dororated with ar
rangements of Christmas decora
tions. . .
Gastonia Speaker Heard
At ARP Circle Meeting
Frances Garrison Circle mem
bers of Boyce Memorial ARP
church met Monday night at the
home of Mrs. Jacob Cooper with
Mrs. E. W. Neal as hostess.
Dr. T. H. McDill of Gastonia
was speaker for the program and
gave the history and background
of Christmas traditions. He was
a guest in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Gfeorge Morrow.
Mrs. W. S. Fulton, Jr., circle
chairman, presided over the busi
ness session, and plans were com
pleted to aid needy families of
the community. %
During the social hour the hos
tess was assisted in passing fruit
cake with chtese straws and cof
fee.
Pre-School Yule Party
Not To Be Held Friday
The Christmas party for pre
school children scheduled Friday
morning at Kings Mountain Coun
try club will not be held, accord
ing to announcement received
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Harry Page, Mrs. Charles
Neisltr, and Mrs. P. E. Hendricks
were to have been hostesses for
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Social Calendar
Thursday:
7:30? Circle No. II of Dixon
Presbyterian church will
meet with Miss Annie
Mae Chiiders as hostess.
7:30 ? Phebean Class of First
Baptist church will meet
with Mrs. James White
as hostess.
7:30? ToWn and Country Gar
den club meets with Mrs.
D. W. Blanton as hostess
at her home on Canter
bury Road.
Friday:
10:30 ? Members of the Jack
and Jill Kindergarten
will present a program at
West Elementary school
undter the direction of
' Mrs. Coman Falls, kin
dergarten director.
1:00? r Fifth grade students at
Park-Grace school will be
entertained by their
grade , mothers at
a Christmas party at the
school house.
1:30 ? Second grade students at
Central school will be bn
tertained by their grade
mothers at a Christmas
party at the school house.
Saturday:
11:00? The wedding of Bobby
E. Patterson, of Kings
Mountain and Tallahas
see, Florida, and Miss
Barbara Baum, of Talla
hassee, Florida, will be
solemnized In Tallaha
sete's First Baptist
. church.
5:00? Co/nmunlty Christmas
party for children of
Margrace village resi
dents at Margrace Wo
man's club house under
sponsorship of the Wo
man's club.
7:30? Frances Hord circle of
First Baptist church
metets with Miss Marjo
rle Hord as hostess.
12:00? Miss Jewel Irene Grfeene
and Herman Travis
Wright will be united In
marriage in Patterson
Grove Baptist church,
near Kings Mountain.
12:00 - 1:30 ? Buffet dinner at
Kings Mountain Country
club for members, their
families, and guests. Re
servations requested by
noon on Saturday.
Monday:
3:30? Central Methodist church
children's Christmas par
, ty at the church.
\ 7:00 ? Intermediate Sunday
J School class and BTU
Christmas party at Mac
edonia Baptist church.
7:30 ? Spiritual Life group
meeting of Central Me
thodist church at the
church.
?8:00 ? Regular meeting of the
Woman's Society of
Christian Service of Cen
tral Methodist church.
Life Membership pins to
be presented. Mrs. A. J.
Argo, guest speaker.
Pauline Woman's Club
Held Meeting Tuesday
Members of the Pauline Wo
man's club held their regular
meeting at the Pauline club
house Tuesday evening. >
A short devotional and prayer
opened the meeting, with Mrs.
Henry Carroll, president, presid
ing.
Routine business was discuss
ed.
Following the business ses
sion, gifts were exchanged. Mrs.
G. W. White read a Christmas
poem, and Christmas Carols
were sung .by the members.
Hostesses for the meeting were
Mrs. Horace Benfleld, Mrs. Henry
Carroll and Mrs. Tracy McGinnis.
Sandwiches, fruit cake, Christ
mas candy and coffee was serv
ed.
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MRS. CLYDE ELEM SCISM (Photo by Carlisle)
Miss Martha Joann Wright Wed Sunday
To Clyde Elem Seism In Church Rites
E Methodist Church of
Kings Mountain was the setting
for a formal wedding of beauty
and reverence last Sunday after
noon at four o'clock uniting in
marriage Miss Martha Joann
nv!f vib1 Ki".gS Mountaln and
Clyde Elfem Seism of Lawndale
The Reverend Phillip L. Shore,
Jr minister of the bride, heard
the couple exchange vows of the
double ring ritual before a back
ground altar of Oregon fern mb
dalllons and two all-white floor
baskets of white gladioli flanked
by seven . branched wrought*
n^^a?delabnim holding white
lighted tapers.
were bow-marked
* satin bows tied with
white ribbon streamers.
A program of nuptial wedding
music was presented prior to and
durlngahe exchange of vows by
Miss B nnie Mcintosh organist
Organ program prior to the
ceremony Included "Clair de
Lune , deBussy; "Largo" Han
del; "Litebestraum", Xt; "An!
dante Cantabile". Tschaikowsky;
? Gr,es: "Romance",
Sibelius; and "You'll Never Walk
FW" 'h^^gers- ,,To A Wlld
i j y McD?well was softly
pl*r> as vows were pledged
YearV'^ v'ang "Throu?h the
rears by Youmans. "Yours Is
My Heart Alone", and as a bene
dlctional prayer. "The Wedding
Prayer" by Lovelace.
Given in marriage by her fa
wn,"" ,brld'
, pr,ncess K?wn Of pau
iTe ?X?r ^'hner satin de
signed by Belle Bride, with
rr.r1 ?ck1lne and off
the-shoulder decolletage outlined
w th irredescent sequins. Her
h?i ni VeU of pure si,k brl"
nfiJu was at?ached to a
pillbox headpiece of lace and lr
redescent sequins, and her long.
pLu in0Wn.sleeves extended into
calla-lily points at the hands. SHf
covered white satin buttons trim
nnuL QKROWn sIeeves at hand
points. She carried a white satin
mill t P^er,book' P^arl-trim.
I !!*** W,th a wh,tP Purple
with m ?rc*1,d and showered
HhiLr, y?'? he'va,,ey and whIte
As ornaments.
?he wore a single strand of pearls
with matching ear-rings.
Mrs. James Seagraves of Gas
1^"!?: 8'8t.er ot the groom, attend
T ?8 matron-of-honor,
Sfciilil' ane Osborne, of Kings
and Mis, Barbara
Huggins, of Gastonla, were
bridesmaid attendants,
in attendants were gowned
dresses of rose
wood velvet with bustle effected
bouffant skirts attached to a
,and worn wjth mat.
chlng bolero Jackets. They wore
1oftT??*WOod velvet lea.
i w iia,r and carried co
lonial bouquets of cream Garza
lTa"1"* Centered wlth ro?? glame
)>,f08e?hvC,*m ot Lawndale, bro
ther of the groom, attended the
a? .bl8t man- and William
fhlnL and Sonny Byers, both of
kw y' 3r Robert Osborne, of
Kings Mountain, werte usher
groomsmen.
Ki?J!-2*or?e.Lawson Wri*ht of
Kings MounUin, the bride's mo
ther, wore a navy dress with ac
,rt "avy and a lavender
orchid shoulder corsage
Mrs Clem Mxon Seism of
ot the groom'
was dressted in a powder blue
^'th accessories in navy
and ? lavender orchid corsage
pinned at her shoulder.
A reception immediately follow.
at th* b^d?-?
homte on West King street. Only
thelmmedUte families and cIom
i?*"? of the couple attended.
and "Wte carnations and
the borne wltJt a pink an<t white
wlor note carried out lp the din
jn* Jhal! and. living room of the
Mri C. J. Cault, Jr.. Mrs Ja
mes Llttlejohn. Mr* RobSi i
Oiborne and Miss Pashla Wright,
all of Kings Mountain, assisted In
ESSUS* "rvta? *"* ~
A receiving line, comr ^d nt
Wf bride and groom, their pa*
rents, and members of thtir wed
ding party was grouped In the
living room, and guests were
greeted and presented to the wed
ding party line.
After the reception, the couple
left for a Florida wedding trip.
For a going- away costume, the
bride changed to a gray tweed
two-piece suit with accessories ini
navy and had pinned to her suit
shoulder the orchid corsage lift
ed from her wedding bouquet
The bride, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. George Lawson Wright of
Kings fountain, is a graduate of
Kings Mountain high school, and
is employed as receptionist for
the Public Service Company of
North Carolina with offices, In
Gastonia.
The bridegroom, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Clem Dixon Seism of Lawn
dale, is a graduate of Lawndale
high school and Is (employed as
construction foreman with the
Burns and Spangler Construction
Company of Shelby.
lib completed two years active
service with the Armed Forces
and served one year In korea.
Following their wedding trip,
the couple will be at home In Gas
tonia. i?
Mrs. Fred W. Plonk
Fetes Ace Of Clubs
Members of the Ace of Clubs
met last Thursday with Mrs. Fred
Plonk as hostess at her home on
Cresctent Circle. Guests playing in
addition to members were Mrs.
W. B. Thorburn, Mrs. William
Herndon, Mrs. T. L. Kesler, and
Mrs. Sam Stallings.
Christmas decorations were us
ed throughout the home. Mrs. Ho
ward Jackson was winner of high
score award for the afternoon
with Mrs. L. E; Abbott winning
second-high award.
Following bridge progressions,
the hostess w ^ assisted in pass
ing a salad i-iate with dessert
and coffee.
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