P E R S O N A L S j
Miss Dolores Davidson, student i
at Guilford college, spent the
weekend with, her parents, Mr. j
ami Mrs. Hubert Davidson.
Mrs. I.ue?Jte Wright, Marie,
Jean, Richard, Paul, and Wilton ,
Wright spent Sunday in Charlotte |
visiting Mrs. G. W. Belk and Mrs.
Mae Palmer.
Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Davidson, of
Chicago, 111., spent the weekend
with Mi1, and Mrs. Hubert David
son.
|Irs. C. Q. Rhyne left Tuesday
for a visit with her son, M. A.
Rhyne and Mrs. Rhyne, in Bur
lington.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Barber j
and family visited Mr. and Mrs. |
G. H. Nichols in Edgemoor, S. C.,
on Sunday.
Miss Armlttie Farris, of Shelby,
was a weekend guest at the home !
of hter parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. j
C. Farris.
Cpl. Thomas Berry, of Fort j
Bragg, spent the weekend with
his wife and parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Setzer and
son, Douglas, of Uenoir, and Mr.
and Mrs. Rorvald Allerton, of
Charlotte,, were in Kings Moun- j
tain Sunday to attend the Seilers
Dixon wedding at Bethlehem Bap- j
list church.
Mrs. Jessie R. Whittiemore, of
Greensboro, were weekend guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul j
J. Beam. 1
Mrs. Jote Halstead and Mrs. B.
L. Hamilton, of Washington, D.
C., will spend the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Ware.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Barber
and sons accompanied Misses j
Shirley Hughes and Anne Davis!
to Newberry, S. C., last Friday J
where they were wbekeod guests j
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hughes. ?
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hughes Mr. J
and Mrs. Bill Hughes, and John
Lewis Hughes.
Mr. and Mrs. Georgte Breden,
of Augusta, Ga., visited Mrs. B re
den's parents, Mr. and Mi's. E. G.
Hamrick and family, hefe during
the weekend.
Bill Davis, of Atlanta, Ga., was
an overnight guest last Thursday
at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. R. Davis.
Dr. and Mrs. Ben T. Jackson,
of Durham, wtere weekend guests
at the home of Mrs. Jackson's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gamble and
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Carljon at
tended the Lenoir-Rhyne - Appa
lachian football game at Hickory
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bridges and
family attended the wedding of
Miss Sarah Frances Costner and
Charles Gerald Propst which took
place at the Pleasant Grove Bap
tist church, Shelby, on Sunday.
Mrs. J. N. Gamble
Bridge Club Hostess
Double Deck Bridge club mem
bers met Tuesday evening at tht
home of Mrs. J. N. Gamble.
When guests arrived, tables
wore laid for refreshments, and
Mrs. Gamble served a chicken
salad course with desseft. Fall
flowers and potted plants decora
ted the home.
Mrs. J. K. Willis won the high
score award, and the second high
prize went to Mrs. Wilson Craw
ford. '
Mrs. Guy Barnette
Baptist Circle Hostess
The Ann Hasseltlne circlfe of
First Baptist church met Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs,
Guy Barnette on Shelby road.
Thirteen members were present.
Mrs. Herman Yawn was pro
gram chairman for the meeting,
and Mrs. Bill Hullender, the cir
cle chairman, conducted the busi
ness session.
Pineapple pie with coffee was
served after thle meeting was con
cluded.
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since June, she is a first-grade student at West Elementary school.
(Photo by Carlisle Studio).
Miss Joy Dorene Ross >,
Gives Wedding Plans
Miss Joy Dorene Ross, daugh
ter of Mr, and Mrs. Emmett E.
Ross, has completed plans for
her marriage to Thomas Burton
Ballard, son of Mr. and Mrs.
George Dewitt Ballard of Besse
mer City, and announces them to
day.
The wedding will take place
Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock in
Grace Methodist church. Rev. W.
C. Sides, Jr., pastor of the church,
and Rev, Floyd W. Finch, Jr.,
pastor of the Bessemer City Epis
copal church, will officiate; using
the double-ring ceremony.
Wedding music will be present
ed by Miss Margaret Huffstetler,
organist, antf Mrs. Clark Wil
liams, soloist.
Mr. Ross will give his daughter
In marriage, and Mr. Ballard will
attend his son as best man. Mrs.
Sammy Crawford of Kings Moun
tain will be her sister's matron
of honor, and Miss Nell Jenkins
of Gastonia will serve as maid
of honor.
Mrs. Kenneth Spencer, of Kings
Mountain, and Mrs. Jeff Hemby,
of Charlotte, will be bridesmaids.
Ushers will include Hurley Bal
lard, the groom-elect's brother,
Clarence Smith, the bride-elect's
uncle, Sammy Crawford and Ken
neth Spencer, the latter threte of
Kings Mountain:
Eddie Ross, the bride-elect's
brother, will light the candles,
and Mrs. Harrlll Jones, of Char
lotte, will preside at the register.
Miss Frances Stewart is enter
taining Thursday (tonight) at her
home on Dallas - Cherryville road
for Miss Ross, and following the
rehearsal for the wedding Sat
urday, evening, Mr. and Mrs. Wes
ley Riddle will entertain for the
couple at an after-rehearsal par
ty
After the ceremony, the couple
will receive wedding guests in the
church vestibule.
Brides-Elect Honored
M Shower Saturday
Mrs. Lee Dixon, Mrs. Jack Lail,
r.d Mr*. Clyde McDaniel enter
tained Saturday evening at the
home of the former on Gold st.
complimenting Misses Jo Ann and
Peggy Dixon, brides-elect.
- Prizes in bridal games and con
tests went to Misses Theo Huff
stetler and Pat Henderson. A co
lor note of pink and white was
observed in the decorations.
Miss Jo Ann Dixon wore a gray
suit with black accessories and a
shoulder corsage of red carna
tions, and Miss Peggy Dixon was
dressed in red faille and wore a
white carnation corsage.
Pink and white canapes, indi
vidual cakes topped with pink
wedding bells, nuts, and pink
punch was served from the re
freshment table In the den. Fush
ia princess feathers and fern ser
ved as a centerpiece for the (able.
Hostesses' gifts to the honorets
were lknd-palnted qhina plates.
A shower of miscellaneous house
hold gifts were presented to the
brides-elect from the 28 guests at
tending. . r
Out-of-town guerfts were Mrs.
BUI Sells, of StateftviUe, Mi
Grant Flowers and daughter, Ri
ta, of Charlotte, am Mrs. J. E.
Tins ley, of Blacks burg, S. C. ,
Mrs. Harold Crawford <
Baptist Circle Hostess
Dozier circle members of First
Baptist church met Tuesday mor
ning at the home of Mrs. Harold
Crawford. Mrs. B. N, Barnes gave
the opening devotional, and the
program was presented by Mrs.
Earl Led ford.
Mrs. Crawford, thte chairman,
presided over the business ses
sion. Refreshments were served
during the social hour.
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36 FHA Members
? ? I
Attend Meeting
Thirty-six Future Homemakers !
| of America, Kings^Mountain high !
j school chapter, attended the FHA |
j District 8 fall meeting at. A$he
jville on Saturday.
A panel of parents, high school
Tstudents, a minister, and family
| life coordinator answered ques
tions on boy ? girl and par
ent - teenager relationships and
other aspects of personality de
velopment, Mrs. John Gamble,
faculty adviser, reported
"Are You a Leader for .Better
Homes?" was the program theme
for the district meeting, held at
Lee Edwards high school in Ashe
vlllle on Saturday, October 9th at
ten o'clock.
Miss Margo Sicha, state trea
surer, of Asheville, presided and
approximately 1,000 FHA chapter
members, chapter mothers, advi
sers and guests attended the onte
day session.
Members of the Kings Moun
tain chapter attending the meet
ing were: Linda Biser, Joyce Bid
dix, Becky Blanton, Barbara Brid
ges, Jane Byars; Diane Cansler,
Judy Cooper, Juanita Cook, Eli
zabeth Crawford, Phyllis Dean,
'Ann Falls, Sandra Flemming,
Shirley Foster, Peggy Gunnels,
Naomi Guyton, Gay Hamrick,
Betty Heafner, Jean Hicks, Paula !
(Johnson, Diddy Maddox, Martha i
| Matthews, Sue McAbee, Kay Mc- 1
'Carter, Cornelia Moss, Nellie Sue
Norman, Polly Page, Wilma Pear
son, Becky Rollins, Juanita Self,
Barbara Stnlth, Pat Smity, Becky
Thornburg, Carol Wilson, Peggy
Wilson, Eveloy Wright, Becky
j Tudor, and Mrs. Gamble, the
sponsor.
Omc-ers elected to head the
Central chapter for the year are:
Carolyn Brown, president; Joy
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ee Gladden, vice-president;
Jeanne Plonk, secretary; Sandra
Fleming, treasurer; Guinn Pear- |
Hon, SPO representative, Guy - I
anne Henderson and Sherry Kel
ly, historians, and Peggy Gun
nells and Jane Ervvood, report - ;
ers. Committee chairmen are j
Billie Welch, membership; San
dra Fleming, finance; Joyce;
Gladden, program; Judy Cooper,
yearbook; Gail Hampton, pub-'
lie relations, and Janice Stogner, :
Grace Friendship Class
Held Meeting Tuesday
I
The Friendship class of Grace
Methodist church met Tuesday
night at the home of Mrs. Paul
Howard with Mrs. Gertie Roper
and Mrs. Ruth Kennedy as co
hostesses. Twienty members and I
two visitors, Mrs. W. C. Sides, Jr.,
and Mrs. Nick George, were pre
sent.
.Irs. Andy Iluffstetler, the pre
sident, was program chairman
for the meeting and she used the
subject, ,rNature Spe.aks of God",
after two hymns, "This Is My Fa
ther's World" and "For The Bea- j
uty of the Earth."
Mrs. Sides offered the opening
prayer, and after the business
session, the hostesses served de
corated 'Hallowe'en cupcakes,
with a salad course and punch.
Refreshments were served buf
fet style from the dining room
table. ..
Lutheran Church Circle
Held Meeting Tuesday
Rachel Mitchem circle mem
bers of St. Matthew's Lutheran
church met Tuesday night at the
home of Mrs. Arthur CornwelL
Mrs. C. W. Richardson, Mrs. Paul
Sanders, Mrs. Henry Ford, and
Mrs. Minnie Ware were visitors.
Mrs. Tommy Owens was welcom
ed as a new member.
Mrs. Aubrey Mauney was pro
gram chairman for the meeting,
and Mrs. Marie Queen led the
group in a magazine quiz. Mrs. I
J. B. Simpson conducted the busi- 1
ness session. Forty-four visits
were recorded.
A social hour was enjoyed fol
lowing the meeting.
I M<-?. C. T. Carpenter, Jr.
'Methodist Circle Hostess
On . Monday night Mrs. C. T. j
Carpenter. Jr.. was hostess to:
Methodist circle 9. Twelve were]
present, including one visitor, 1
Mrs. C. A. ButterWorth. The a '
partment was attractive with ar
rangements of fall flowers, fall j
leaves, and a dried arrangement.
The meeting opened with a de- !
votlonal by Mrs. Baxter Payseur,
after which Mrs. A. H. Patterson
gave a report on the Fourth As ]
Isembly of the VVSCS held in Mil- j
waukee this year, the other as
semblies having been held in !
1942, 1916, and 1950. The theme of
this assembly was "Jesus Christ j
?the Way", and Mrs. Patterson |
told of the highlights of the meet-.;
ing. She then conducted a dis- j
cussion on "Tithing", during;
which several members brought ]
out reasons for tithing.
During the business session
led by Mrs. Meek Carpenter,]
Christmas cards were sold, and
pamphlets for the "Week of De- j
dication" distributed. Plans were
made for providing flowers in the
sanctuary this month, and for |
earing for the nursery next mon i
th.
Refreshments were served buf- 1
fet style in the dining room by
candlelight. The hostess was as
sisted in serving by Mrs. Joe Me- 1
Daniel. Lime punch, cookies, and I
peanuts were served.
Mrs. Gene Timrr.s invited the
[group to meet with her in No-i
vcmber. In conclusion, a period of
'ellowship was enjoyed.
[DAR Discussed Plans
For Membership Tea
Plans were discussed for a DAR '
membership tea at the local chap
ter's regular meeting last Wed- 1
nesday at the home of Mrs. J. E.
Anthony, Jr.
The group also heard a . report
that the chapter had contributed
$200. to Crossnore and that Mrs. ,
Harry Page had given a deep fat
fryer to Crossnore. Mrs. C. D. ]
I Blanton led the DAR ritual.
Mrs. Tolly Shuford gave a re- '
port of the district meeting in
j I Iuntcrsville September 29. 'Fhe
1 DAR was represented by Mrs.
Shuford arid Mrs. J. g. Herndon
at the meeting.
I A review of the book "Miracle
I of the Hills" was given by Mrs.
' H. T. Fulton, program chairman:
Fourteen members attended.
Macedonia WML? Held
Meeting On Tuesday
The Womap's Missionary So
ciety of Macedonia Baptist ehur- :
ch held their regular meeting
Tuesday night at the home of j
Mrs. T A. Lineberger.
Mrs. Karl Stroupie led the open |
ing devotional, and Mrs. Roy
Spake was- in charge of a pro
gram. Mrs. Lineberger,?the presi
dent, spoke on "Missions" and j
commented on the program,]
"Make Straight A Highway for
Our Lord." Mrs. Reck Page of- j
fcrod tho closing prayer.
The November meeting of the
group is to be held at the Scout
Hut and all members are urged
to attend. Refreshments were ser
ved by the hostess.
October Board
Meeting Routine
Last Thursday's regular Opto-.,
ber city board of commissioners
meeting was brief and routine.
Mayor Glee A. Bridges and City
Clerk Joe Hendrick had just re- ;
turned frojn New Yojk in lime '
for. the session, and minutes 'of ;
previous sessions were not dun
sidered.
The board tabled two matters,
one presented by Coleman
Stroupe, who built a house on j
Morris street without permit and j
in alleged violation of the zoning I
ordinance, and the other a-request i
by the city's plumbers for ap
pointment of a plumbing inspec
tor who has time to- do more in- i
specting. The- plumbers contend
many people are installing their
own plumbing, not in conform
ance with city requirements.
The board, on- suggestion by
Comm. Harold Phillips, instruct
ed the chief of police and elec
trical superintendent to check
possibility of gearing three King
street signal lights to speed traf
KINGS MOUNTAIN
j VISITING HOURS
Daily. 10 to tl a> m.
j 3 to 4 p. m. and 7 to 8 p m
. PATIENT LIST AT NOON
WEDNESDAY:
j Tom BUt lock'.
Bill Bailey.
James Mitchell.
Texie Mae Warlick.
Ruby Bust, 605 W. Mountain
street, admitted Saturday.
Wilma Byers, 406 W. Ridge
street, admitted Saturday.
Pauline Greon, route 3, admit
ted Saturday. % ^
Kveritte Bridges, Fulton
street, admitted Sunday.
Jane Debra Bo wen, 829 Church
street, admitted Sunday
B. O. Weaver, 604 W. Gold
street, admitted Sunday.
Vicky Bowen, 82!) Church
street, admitted Monday.
Essie B.'irnCtte; route; 3, admit
ted Monday. ?? .? -? !;
Marfik? Camp, route 1, admit
ted Monday.
Mis. Gleen Round tree, Box 175,
Grover, admitted Monday.
Rfindy Wilson, 51j6 Mauney
Ave.,, admitted Monday. ?
Mrs. .Wesley Blantdn, MeGln
nis street, admitted Tuesday,.
Mrs. Manning Carroll, route 1,
Grover, admitted Tuesday.
William M. Davis, 103 Cherry
ville, admitted Tuesday.
G. M. lluff ste tier, route 3, ad
mitted Tuesday.
Bill Holmes, route 2, admitted
Tuesday
John A. Ross, City, admitted
Tuesday.
Sherry Lankford, 112 Church
street, Cherryville, admitted
Tuesday.
Mrs. William Welbom, 509
Bard street, admitted Tuesday,
fk-, and dismissed an $85 charge
agafnst thie driver of a C. B.
Poole truck, which had damaged
a city caul ion light.. Chief of Po- .
lice Hugh Logan said Investiga
tion revealed the light had sag
ged and was hanging below the
minimum 14-foot clearance.
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