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Fine Arts Department
Held Meeting Tuesday
[ V Members of the Fine Arts De
partment 61 the Woman's club
held their first meeting of the
year Tuesday afternoon at thte
Woman's clubhouse.
Mrs. Paul Mauney, Mrs. J. B.
Simpson, and Mrs. Luther Cans
ler gave a "Get Acquainted" pro
gram. Mrs. J. B, Keeter, program
chairman, had Compiled year
books for the group and present
ed them to feach member.
Mrs. Cansler, department chair
man, presided over the business
session. A letter from the Kings
Mountain Ministerial Association
was read, urging that department
to promote city-wide church at
tendance during October 3- No
vember 28.
The department also voted to
assist in serving luncheort at the
district IV meeting Wednesday at
the Woman's ciub.
Twenty member 8 attended. The
mfeeting closed with prayer.
Park Grace School P-TA
To Hold Meeting Monday
The first meeting of the. Park
Grace school P-TA for the 1954
55 school torm will be held Mon
day night at 7:30 at the school
auditorium, according to an
nouncement by the school prin
cipal, Mrs. J. C. Nickels.
All parents and teachers are
invlttd to attend the meeting,
Mrs. Nickels said. Program for
the meeting was not announced.
American Home Department
To Hold Meeting Monday
The American Home and Edu
cation Department of the Wo
man's cluta .viil meet .Monday
night at 7:30 at the Woman's
club. It will be the department's
first meeting of the yfcar.
Mrs. P. L. Shore, Jr. Is program
chairman for the meeting. Sub
ject of the program Is "Religion
In The Home."
Mrs. J. H. Arthur, department
chairman, made the announce
. ment and invited all membbrs to
attend.
Mrs. Walter Harmon
Tuesday Bridge Hostess
Members of the Queen of Clubs
met Tuesday evening at the home
of Mrs. Walter Harmon.
Guests, in addition to the regu
lar club members, were Mrs. Jim
my Spivey, of Greensboro, who
was visiting here, and Mrs. Jim
my Dickey.
After several progressions, the
hostess served a dessert course
with punch.
ADWC Club Dance
Set For Saturday
The Aker*s Driver's Wives club
Is sponsoring a dance at the Kar
yae Pafk, In Crowder's Mountain,
Saturday night at 8 o'clock.
A spokesman for the club said
Wednesday that all members of
the club and the public are invited
to attend.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Garland Jones,
Grover, announce the birth of a
daughter, Wednesday, September
15, Shelby hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Smith an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Monday, September 20, Kings
Mountain hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Early an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Tuesday, September 21, Kings
Mountain hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Morrison
announce the birth of a daughter,
Tuesday, September 21, Kings
Mountain hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Tignor had
as their guest this past week,
Miss Junita Tignor, neice of Mr.
Tignor, from Skysville, Maryland.
Social Calendar
Thursday:
7:30 a. m. ? Credit Women's
Breakfast club meets at
Corner Cafe.
7:45 ? Regular game of dupli
cate bridge at the Coun
try club.
Friday:
2:30? Fortnlghters Bridge club
meets with Mrs. Ladd W.
Hamrick at North Lake
Country club, Shelby.
3:00? Friday Afternoon Bridgfe
club meets at the Country
club with Mrs. Bruce Mc
Daniel.
Saturday:
6:30 Clubettes will meet for
a picnic at the Country
club.
8:00? ADWC square dance at
Karyae Park, Crowder's
. Mountain.
Monday : .
2:45? Duplicate Bridge club
meets at the homfe of
Mrs. Sam Davis.
7:00? First Baptist church Bro
therhood banquet at Ma
sonic Dining Hall.
7:30 American Home and Ed
ucation Department,
Kings Mountain Wo
man's club, meets at the
Woman's clubhouse.
7:30? Park Grace school P-TA
meets in the school audi
torium. ? .
3:00? Contract Bridge club
meets at the home of
Mrs. Hugh A. Logan, Jr.
7:30? International Relations
and Public Welfare De
partment, Kings Moun
tain Woman's club, meets
at the home of Mrs. W.
T, Weir.
9:0OlO:QO ? Junior Woman's
club Informal drop-In
party honoring State' Ju
nior Woman's club direc
tor at the home of Mrs.
D. W. Blanton, Canter
bury road.
Wednesday:
10 a. m. ? District IV, North
Carolina Federation of
Woman's clubs, mfeets at
the Woman's club build
lng. S'
Welfare Worker To Speak
At Club Meeting Tuesday
Miss Mary Lou Sutton, case
worker for the Cleveland County
Welfare Department, will address
members of the International Re
lations and Public Welfare De
partment of thte Woman's club at
their meeting Tuesday night.
I The meeting will be held at the
j home of Mrs. W. T. Weir at 7:30.
Mrs. J. A. Cheshire, the chairman,
made the announcement.
Judean Shrine 13
Initiates New Members
An initiation stervlce of Judean
Shrine 13, Order of the White
Shrine of Jerusalem, was held
Saturday evening by the chapter
at Masonic temple in Gastonia.
Attending from Kings Moun
tain were Mr. and Mrs. Rowell
Lane, Mrs. D. E. Tate, and A. W.
Klncald.
Ten new members were initiat
ed. The service was conducted by
Mrs. D. E. Callis, of Bessemer
City.
King And Queen Of Clubs
Held Meeting On Monday
Members of the King and
Queen of Clubs met Monday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Johnny
Kerns.
Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Reed won
the prizes In bridge for the even
ing, and during progressions, a
dessert course with Iced tea was
sferved.
Mixed flowers decorated the
home.
Patrick Davis, of Chicago, Illi
nois. was a weekend guest In the
home of Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Put
nam; on Gold street.
at AMOS & SON
New Fall Items Arriving Daily
Ladies' Dresses and 2-Piece Suits
lovely prints ? new fall shades
TOPPER and TOP COATS
In Wools. Poodles and Plaids
NEW CHILDREN'S DRESSES
Prints and Dan River
Children's and Ladies' Sweaters
? Lightweight Wool and Heavy Coat Sweaters
? Cotton Combed Tarn in Children's Sixes 2-14 and Ladles
S-M.L.
GOOD ASSORTMENT COTTON BLOUSES
in Broadcloth and Nylon
? SHOP and SAVE TODAY at ?
Amos & I Srn
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Firs* Baptist Group
Enjoy Supper Meeting
The YWA group of Finrt Bap
tist church held a Weiner roast
and picnic at the home of their
Sunday School teacher and YWA
leader, Mrs. Jim Watson, Thurs
day night. 't ;
Hot dogs were served buffet
style In the backyard of the Wat
son hom*. The table had as its
centerpiece a cowboy filled with
late fall flowers.
Games were directed by Mrs.
Watson with the prize going to
Miss Joan. Thom&ssop. Marsh
mallows were roasted later In the
evening. .
Attending the party were Mrs.
Watson, Misses Pat, Kay, and
Phyllis Henderson, Phyllis Ware,
Joan ThOmasson, Llna and Mar
tha Baker, Phyllis Wilson, Jo
anne Bridges, Gall Hampton,
Beth Roberts, and Ricky Watson.
Miss Peggy Dixon
Complimented At Party
Miss Pal Henderson entertain
ed at her home Friday evening
complimenting Miss Peggy Dixon,
whose wedding to Bill Tinsley, of
Blacksburg, S. C., will be an . vent
of late October.
The wedding bell theme was
carried out on the refreshment
table and other (entertainment for
the evening. Bridal games were
enjoyed and prl?es presented to
Mrs. Edythe Paul, Miss Dorothy
Frances1^ Goforth, and Miss Jo
Ann Dixon.
During the social hour, the
guests werte invited Into the den,
where refreshments of > fruit
punch, assorted nuts, and individ
ual cakes topped with green wed
ding bells were served buffet
style.
After refreshments were serv
ed, a shower of miscellaneous
gifts were presented to the hon
oree. The gifts had been placed
on a table which had as its cen
terpiecfc a bride doll. *
Miss Dixon wore a cocoa color
ed faille dress with brown and
white accessories and a corsage
of white pompom chrysanthe
mums, a gift of the hostess.
|. Miss Jo Ann Dixon, bride-elect
of October, was also remembered
with a gift from the hostess.
Mrs. P. G. Ratterree
Study Club Hostess
The Study club met "Tuesday
night at the home ol Mrs. P. G.
Ratterree at her home on Gold
street. When guests arrivtd, they
were served a salad course with
dessert and punch. The hostess
was assisted- In serving by Mrs.
J. N. Gamble.
Mrs. M. H. Biser, the president,
presided. Books for the coming
year were discussed and selected.
Mrs. Haywood Lynch gave a re
view of the book, "Not As A
Stranger" by Morton Thompson,
the story of the life and struggles
of a young man to become a suc
cessful doctor.
The homte was attractive with
arrangements of fall flowers and
plants.
Guests for the meeting were
Miss Carlyle Ware, Miss Mae
Plonk. Mrs. Hal Ward, Mrs. J. N.
Gamble, Miss Ava Ware, Mrs. W.
L. Pressly, Mrs. Bertie Moore,
and Mrs. B. D. Ratterrt"?.
Winners Announced
In Duplicate Bridge
Winners in the regular game
of duplicate bridge played Thurs
day evening at Kings Mountain
Country club have been announc
ed.
W. R. Craig, Jr., and Mrs. Alex
ander, thte latter of Shelby, scor
ed high, and second-high scorers
were Mrs. Sam Davis and Mrs.
Earl Byrd.
A regular game of duplicate
bridge will be played Thursday
(tonight) at 7:45 at the club. .
Mrs. Charles Dilling
Bridge Club Hostess
Members of the Tuesday After
noon Bridge club met Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. Charles Dilling.
Mrs. Hugh Orinand won high in
bridge for the afternoon. Only
club members attended.
During progressions, the hos
tess served sandwiches with cake
and tea.
Arrangements of early fall
flowers decorated the home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Palmer and
? family moved Tuesday to Kings
Mountain from Aiken, S. C.,
where Mr. Palmer has held a po
sition with a dairy there.
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MRS. JAMES A. CHILDERS, above, is pictured after her wedding
in Gaf/ney, S. O., Saturday, September 11th. The bride ia the former
Miss Cora Anne Dellinger, of CherryvUle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
J. Clarence Dellinger. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Childers, of Kings Mountain. Sgt. and Mrs. Childers left Thursday
to make their home at Fort Sheridan, III., where the groom is sta
.tioned.
? ; P E R S ON A L S ! ?
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Roberts and ]
Miss Annie B. Roberts spent Sun
day with Dr. and Mrs. Frank |
Weir, Jr., in Cliffside.
Miss/Gussle Huffstetler under
went an operation at Presbyterian
hospital, in Charlotte, on Tues
day. She entered the hospital
Monday. .
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Arthur visit
ed their daughter, Mrs. W. D,
Miller, and Mr. Miller, In Bur
lington, on Sunday.
Mrs. J. S. Evans and daughter,
Marion Lennox Evans, of States
ville, visited in Kings Mountain
on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Davis visit- 1
ed Mrs. Davis' sister, Mrs. Pearl
Adair, in Martin, Ga., during the
weekend. Miss Margaret Golorth
accompanied the Davis' as far as
Anderson, S, C., where she visited
relatives.
Mrs. Tim Hord and children |
visited at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J-. B. Champiop in .Earl on |
Sunday.
Mrs. Tim Hord and children
visited at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Champion in Earl on
Sunday.
Reginald Murray was a guest
Monday in the home of Rev. and
Mrs. J. H. BrendaU in Asheville.
Mrs. B. A. Murray and Mrs.
J. G. Darracott accompanied the
former's son, Reginald Murray,'4
to Duke University Wednesday,
where he enrolled in the Junior
class at the college.
Don McCarter; student at Lees
McRae, was a weekend guest at
the home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar McCarter. ?
HM/3 Delvln S. Huffstetler,
USN, of Norfolk, Va., spent the J
weekend with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Huffstetler.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Gibson, of
Rock Hill, S. C., visited Sunday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. H.
Davidson.
T/Sgt. Wray W. Stewart, o 1 Eg
Un AFB, Florida, Is sending a
30-day furlough with relatives
and friends.
Mr*. C. Q. Rhyne visited Mr.
and Mrs. A. T. Deliinger. In the
Steel Creek community on Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Y. F. Throneburg |
have returned from a Visit wi'ii
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Throneburg and
family in Kinston, New York.
Sgt. and Mrs. James A. Chil
ders left Thursday for Fort Sheri
dan, tti:, where the former is sta
tioned, after a 30-day fuilough
here at the home of the former's
parents, . Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Chil ders.
Marvin Caveny, USA, was a
weekend guest at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John L.
Caveny.
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Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hub
bard, of Fayettevtlle, visited Mr.
Hubbard's sister, Mrs. Tim Hord,
Mr. Hord and family here during
the weeker.d.
T.
Dr. T. S. PauluSt of Guntqr, In
dia, and Dr. and Mrs. W. P. Ger
berding and family were Sunday
night dinner guests In the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Mauney.
Other guests were Gene Mauney,
? student at Lenoir-Rhyne college,
ind Mrs. A. F. ?Cover, aunt of
I.-s. Mauney, w:-.q is DpemJirsg th< |
inur hero.
Miss Rachel Plonk, Miss CaroJ
Long, and Miss Nancy London,
students ' at Lenoir - Rhyne col
lege, Hickory, spent the weekend
with the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. L. Plonk.
Miss Leone Patterson leaves
Friday for Richmond, Va., where
she has accepted a position at
Presbyterian Assembly's Train
ing School. ? "
Mrs. J. H. Swindell, of Swan
(Quarter, N. C., has returned to
her home there after a visit here
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Rowell Lane, Mr. Lane and fam
Rally Day Set
By Lutherans
Sunday will be Rally Day at
St. Matthew's Lutheran church,
with promotions to be made at
Sunday School at 9:45.
The theme will be continued,
Dr. W. P. Gerberdlng, the pastor,
said, at the 11 o'clock worship
service; Mth Installation of teach
ers and officers.
A Youth Rally will be held at
6:30 p. m., with the pastor speak
ing on "A Call to Consecrated
Service." Gordon Beaver, orga
nist, will present special music.
Dan Finger has been elected
superintendent of the Sunday
School, succeeding Joe Hedden,
who will teach the senior high
class, with A. S. Klser as assis
tant. Other leaders will be Mrs.
Helen Blanton, primary an 1 ju
nior superintendent; Mrs. Jacob
Cooper,, beginners; Mrs. Charles
Ramsey, nursery; William Hern
Uon and Thomas Owens, secreta
ries. Teachers to be installed are:
Mesdames Johnny Kerns, Robert
Alien, Arnold Kiser, James Ly
brand, William Herndon, J. E.
Herndon, Frank. Summers, W. K.
Mauney, Aubrey Mauney, Lewis
Falls, Hugh Ormand, and Misses
Ruth Randall, Louise Kiser,
"Grace Carpenter, Doris Lackey,
and George Houser, Carl F, Mau
ney, Jacob Maunfey, George H.
Mauney, /ames Simpson, Jacob
Cooper, and Otis Falls, Jr.
GI German Wife
Arrived Here
Mrs. Rosa M; Smith, of Ger
many, wife of Ralph S. Smith, o<
Kings Mountain, arrived here
Sunday to make her home with
her husband's parents, .Mr. and
Mrs. H. C. Smith, on Fairview
street.
Mr. Smith, who is receiving his
discharge from the service after
a three-yea'- tour of duty, is ex
pected to arrive in Kings Moun
tain soon.
The Smiths have a 17-month-old
son.
An automobile can htelp you see
the world, but it's up to you to
detide which world.
TEACHERS PICNIC ? Pictured above are a group of Kings Moun
tain teachers at last week's picnic for Kings Mountain teachers and
their families at Lake Montonia on September H. Partaking of the
picnic spread are, left to right , Miss Elizabeth Collete, William.
George, Miss Jane McGirt, Miss Jackie Blanton, and Mrs. William
Oeorge. The half-obscured lace at the end of the table was not
identified.
Red Cross Outlines Procedures
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Followed On leaves. Discharges
Mrs. J. E. Gamble, executive
secretary of the Kings Mountain
Red Cross chapter, called atten
tion this week to procedure re
quirements concerning, (emergen
cy leaves and hardship discharges
tor servicemen on active duty.
Mrs. Gamble said that the Red
Cross makes no recommendations
for either, but is used by the arm
fed forces to serve as a fact-find
ing and information agency.
For emergency leaves service
men In the United States must |
first make application to their
commanding officers, though an
army man's family may make
such a request, either of thfe com
manding officer or through tlie
Red Cross. In- this instance the
Red Cross verifies the facts and
reports to a Red Cross field di
rector serving the station. 11 the
sfervlceman is overseas the report
is submitted through channels to
the military headquarterer HRed -
Cross field director, or command
ing officer of a ship.
For hardship discharges, ser
vicemen must make their own ap
plications, though the family is
expected to file necessary state
ments and affidavits direct to the
serviceman. The Red Cross can
advise the families the necessary .
papers requir and, on request
by the military, will obtain what
ever supplementary data is asked.
Mrs. Gamble noted that deci
sions on both emergency leaves
and hardship discharges are
made solely by the military offi
cials in charge.
The ?tate Department of .Mo
tor Vehicles says the death rate
in North Carolina is about 60
miles per hour. Why be in such
hurry to reach the end of ? the
road. Slow Down and Live.
Here's the place for the women of the house to choose
a new fall coat. We've a wonderful selection, with
loads of budget priced values to outfit the little miss,
the school girl, sub-teen, or grown-up. Newest fabrics,
colors and styles prevail !
Women's Coats
Begin As Lew As
GIRLS' COATS
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Sixes 3 to 6, cuto
as the Youngster
wearing them.
$7.95 up
LAYAWAY
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