Miss Masters Honored
At Bridal Party Tuesday
Miss Mozelle Masters, whose
wedding to Charles B. Gilstrap
will be an event ol January 30,
was honored last Tuesday night
at a miscellaneous shower given
by Miss Bonnie McIntosh and
Mrs. H. J. McIntosh at their home
on Grover road.
Miss Masters wore a black and
white checked dinner dress with
black suede accessories and a
shoulder corsage of four Debu
tante camellias, a gift from the
hostesses. ,
Mrs. Margie McDaniel, Mrs.
Walter Harmon, and Miss Marga
ret Harmon were prize winnters
in the three bridal games which
were played by the guests. After
the refreshments werte served,
the honoree was given a large
number of gifts from the guests
and was remembered with a din
ner plate in hfer china by the hos
tesses. . '
Couple Honored Monday
On Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson ob
served their 13th wedding anni
versary on Monday and were
honored at dinner at their home
on Cora Mill village.
Attending, in addition to the
couple, were their children, Ja
niete Kay and Ricky. The heart
shaped cake served as the cen
terpiece for the table.
Mrs. Wilson is the former Miss
Reba King.
Cramerton Dance Team
At Woman's Club Party
An entertainment program by
the Cramerton square dance team
featured the Woman’s club party
at thfe Woman’s clubhouse Satur
day night. Mrs. I. R. Davis and
the team directed the group in
square dancing.
It was a family night party for
members of the club and their
guests. Several cake walks were
also conducted.
Punch and cookies werfe served.
Locai Breakfast Club
Receives President's Pin
The Kings Mountain Credit
Woman’s Breakfast club has tfe.
ceived its official ‘‘president’s
pin” from the Charlotte Credit
Woman’s organization.
Mrs. Ethel Wilkinson, of the
Charlotte club, mailed the emb
lem this week to Mrs. Charles
Alexander, president of the club
here. The pin is worn by each
president, who may serve for a
term of one year, the credit as
sociation rules.
The pin shows the Credit Wo.
man’s symbol and has a chain
holding a gavel leading from the
symbol. The Kings Mountain club
is a newly organized club.
’emple Baptist Circle
ro Conduct Hot Dog Sale
The Starr circle of Temple Bap- ,
1st church will conduct a hot dog ,
ind hamburger sale at the home
>f Mrs. E. O. White, on Fulton
itreet, Saturday afternoon from
i until 6 o’clock.
Proceeds from the sale will go
:o the circle and WMU, a member
)f the circle announced. Orders
nay also be placed by calling
row.
At the regular meeting of the
remple Baptist circle last Mon
day night, members voted to
sponsor the sale as a circle pro
ject. Mrs. Thomas Boheler was
hostess to the group at her home.
Mrs. Randy Blanton gave the
opening devotional, and the pro
gram, “Pointing the Chosen Peo
ples the Way”, was given by Mrs,
Blanton, Mrs. Norman Davis,
Mrs. Jessie Pennington, Mrs. Bo
heler, Mrs. Frank Blanton, Mrs.
E. O. White, and Mrs. Dewey
Styers. Two visitors, Mrs. Pen
nington, president of the WMU,
and Miss Patricia Pennington,
were present.
The group sang, “Let Others
See Jesus In You” to conclude
the program. Refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Mrs. E. B. Cooke will be hos
tess to the circle in February.
Mrs. W. R. Hudspeth
Bridge Club Hostess
Friday Afternoon Bridge club
members met last week at thfe
home of Mrs. W. R. Hudspeth.
Mrs. John C. McGill, Mrs. W. A.
Eldon, and Mrs. Gene Timms
were invited to play with the
regular club members.
Bridge prizes went to Mrs.
Timms, who scorted high, and to
Mrs. Jack White, who scored se
cond-high.
Between progressions, the hos.
tess served chocolate tarts with
coffee.
Boyce Memorial Circles
Held Joint Meeting Monday
Circles of Boyce Memorial ARP
church held a joint meeting at
the church Monday night.
Mrs. John C. McGill gave the
study course. A covered dish sup
per was served.
Mrs. I. G. Patterson, steward
ship secretary, presented the
speaker and gave the invocation,
Business meetings were held by
each circle.
American Legion Auxiliary
To Hold Meeting Thursday
The American Legion Auxili
ary’s regular January meeting is
to be held Thursday (tonight) at
7:30 at the Woman’s clubhouse, it
has been announced.
Mrs. J. N. Gamble is program
chairman for the meeting, and
hostesses are Mrs. John W. Glad
den, Mrs. G. A. Bridges, and Mrs.
W. W. Souther.
All members are invited to at
tend.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. George Williams,
>f Greenville, S. C., wiere week
;nd guests here at the home of'
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Black.
Pvt. Buell Carrigan, USA, sta
tioned at Fort Benning, Ga., was
i weekend guest at the homte of
lis wife and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Corriher,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dover, and
Mrs. Hilda Johnson and son,
Douglas, all of Charlotte, visited
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. G. C. Looney.
Mr. and Mrs. John Davis and
Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Wright, Sr.,
spent the wetekend with Mr. and
Mrs. John Cashion in Graham.
Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Wright, Jr.,
of Tryon, were weekend guests
here at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
H. G. Barkley.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Gallant
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daughter, Mrs. C. J. King, Mr.
King and family in Lenoir.
Mrs. J. L. Head and Miss Nell
Blakely, of Kannapolis, were din
ner guests here Sunday of Mr&T
Vera Cash and Mrs. Lula Wood
ward.
Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Ware were
dinnter guests Friday evening in
Lincolnton at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. W. M. King. Other
guests were Gordon Barnett, of
Chase City, Va., Mr. and Mrs.
Uleys King and Claude King, all
of Bessemer City.
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Mauney
spent several days last, wetek in
Raleigh at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence L. Lohr. Mrs.
Mauney helped to receive at a
coffee in honor of Mrs. Luther
Hodges, wife of the Governor,
and Mrs. Melville Broughton,
which was held in Raleigh last
week.
R. G. Plonk, Harold Plonk, and
Mrs. A. A. Lackey, Jr., the latter
of Fallston, attended funeral ser
vices for the former’s sister, Mrs.
Frank P. Schell, which was Weld
Monday at 2 p. m. in Tampa, Flo
rida. Mrs. George Patterson, of
Gastonia, also a sister of Mrs.
Schell, also attended the rites.
Miss Mozelle Masters and her
mother, Mrs. V. R. Masters, of
West Jefferson, sptent yesterday
in Kings Mountain. They came
especially to attend a tea given
in honor of Miss Masters by Mrs.
P. E. Hendricks. Miss Masters re
cently served as Director of Chris
tian Education at Central Mtetho
dist church.
Mrs. J. A. Cahoon retumted by
plane Monday to Shelby from
Kansas City, Missouri, where she
attended a week’s meeting of
sales representatives of Luzier’s
Cosmetics.
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House And Garden Club 11
Held Meeting Wednesday I
The House and Garden club at
ts meeting Wednesday afternoon l
nade plans to sponsor a benefit e
bridge, rook, and canasta party
it the Woman’s club on February t
1th with proceeds to be used to {
purchase shruboery to be planted ]
it Kings Mountain hospital.
Mrs. Sam Davis was hostess to
thb group at her home on West
Mountain street. The business
session was conducted by Mrs. R.
H. Webb, vice-president.
Mrs. Henry Neisler, program
chairman, used the subject, “The
rapy In Action”. Mrs. Frank
Summers and Mrs. Charles Neis
ler displayed two flower arrange
ments in bottles.
Mrs. Summers’ arrangement, a
symmetrical design in an amber
bottle, combined cedar, ivy, and
yuca leaves, accented with rose
camellias. Mrs. Neisler used a
green bottle and combined sprays
of Belles-of-Ireland, ivy, Sansevi
eria leaves, and galax leaves with
varigated pepperona.
The hostess served sandwiches,
a salad, and coffee.
Three Are Hostesses
At Shower Saturday
Mrs. Buddy Sellers, Mrs. Del
bert Jackson, and Miss Annie
Mae Sellers entertained at the
former’s home on route two Sat
urday evening paying compliment
to Mrs. Yates Smith.
After several games were en
joyed, the hostesses served ice
cream with potato chips and
cookies.
Shower gifts wtere presented to
the honoree. Twenty guests made
up the party list.
East Side Baptist WMU
Held Meeting On Friday
The East Side Baptist church
Woman’s Missionary Society met
Friday night at the home of Mrs.
Herbert Wilson on East King
street. Mrs. Wilson offered the
opbning prayer, and Mrs. J. J.
Black presided over the meeting.
Reports from Mrs. Wilson, sec*
retary, Mrs. James Bolin, trea
surer, Mrs. Eunice Holcombs,
Mrs. Frank Adams, and Mrs. O
zelle Brooks, community mis
sions chairmen, and Mrs. James
Bolin, young people’s advisor,
were heard before the devotional
by Mrs. Adams and the program
by Mrs. Holcombs, Mrs. Paui
Mullis, Mrs. Black, Mrs. Brooks,
Mrs. W. C. Waters, Mrs. Wilson*
and Mrs. Bolin.
During the social hour, the'
WMU honored Mrs. Wilson with
a shower of gifts. Cookies with
sandwiches, potato chips, and cold
drinks were served.
Mrs. Dan Finger Hostess
To Garden Club Wednesday
Members of thle Kings Moun
tain Garden club met last Wed
nesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Dan Finger. Three arrange
ments, using a bird as an acces
sory. were displayed by Mrs. M.
A. Ware, Mrs. George Houser,
and Mrs. D. M. Peeler.
Mrs. Ware won the blue ribbon,
Mrs. Houser received the red rib
bon, and the yellow ribbon went
to Mrs. Peeler.
The program, “The Romance of
the Blue Bird”, was presented by
Mrs. P. G. Padgett. Mrs. Vernon
Crosby, vice-president, presided
over the business session.
Mrs. Finger served a dessert
course with coffee.
Methodist Circle 5
Held Regular Meeting
Circle 5, Central Methodist
church, met January 10 at the
home of Mrs. Floyd Payne. Six
teen members attended.
Miss Grace Davis, circle chair
man, conducted the business ses
sion. A devotional on Prayer and
the program was presented by
Mrs. Bun Goforth.
Announcement of the joint
WSCS meeting and study course
meeting at the church on Tues
day was announced. Dr. W. P.
Gbrberding, pastor of St. Matt
hew’s Lutheran church, taught
the Study course January 18 .
Refreshments were served dur
ing the social hour. The February
meeting is to be held with Miss
Margaret Colb and Miss Cathe
rine Bollick as hostesses. -
Mrs. Cooper Hostess
To Bridge Club Thursday
Mrs, Jacob Cooper entertained
Thursday afternoon at her home
on North Piedmont avenue at
three tables of bridge. Guests
were members of the Ace of
Clubs and club visitors.
Bridge prizes went to Mrs.
Carl F. Mauney, who scored high
for club members, and to Mrs.
Hayne Blackmer, who scored
high for visitors.
At the end of progressions, the
hostess served a salad and des
sert course with coffee.
"Punch" Parker Honored
On Birthday Anniversary
Jambs Randall (Punch) Parker
observed his 12th birthday Thurs
day and was honored by his pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Parker,
at a birthday party at their home
on East Ridge street.
Mrs. Parker served ice cream
with cake and cold drinks. Favors
were given to the guests. , '
Attending were Marlene Weir,
Charlene Yates, Nancy Smith,
Jackie Dixon, Ray Miller, Arthur
Allen, Frankie Franklin, Larry
Smith, Gregory Falls, Bobby
Chaney, Perry Champion, Bobby
Baity, and Eric Yates.
Vesbyterian Women
Held Monday Meeting
Women of the Church of First
’resbyterian church met Monday
vening In thle church chapel.
Mrs. Robert H. Goforth gave
he opening devotional. The chur
h history, written by Mrs. P. M.
•fcisler, was read by Miss Helen
Hay.
Mrs. Paul Mauney presided ov
er the business meeting.
Mrs. F. R. McCurdy and daugh
ters, Ruth and Mary Ann, left
Sunday for a visit with Mrs. Mc
Curdy’s sister and family, in Bir-1
mingham, Alabama.
Clubettes Organizations
To Meet Friday, Saturday
The Clubettes and Junior Club
ettes organizations meet Friday
and Saturday for their regular
meetings at Kings Mountain
Country club, it was announced
Tuesday by' Mrs. Henry Neisler.
Members of the Junior Clubet-1
tes, fourth, fifth, and sixth grade
students, meet Friday night at
7:30, and the Clubetles. seventh,
eighth, and ninth grade students,
meet Saturday night at 8 o’clock
at the Country club.
Admission is 50 dents per per
son and members may invite a
couple, Mrs; Neisler added.
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