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Nursery Organized
At Westover Church
Westover Baptist church on
Shelby road has organized a nur
sery in the Sunday School depart
ment
A spokesman for the church
said Monday that sufficient fur
nishings for the nursery depart
ment were not available and in
vited persons who may wish to
Mrs. Hughes Hostess
To Dixon Circle I
Circle 1, of Dixon Presbyterian
church, met'Saturday night at the
home of Mrs. J. N. Hughes
Mrs. P. D. Patrick, Bible leader,
taught the Bible study after a
short devotional and program.
A social hour was held, and
Mrs Hughes served ice cream and
cake. •
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Rev. N. S. Hardin is pastor of
the church. .
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Membership Awards, Election of Officers
Feature Annual District Scout Meeting
Mrs. P. E. Hendricks was elec
ted program chairman of the
Pioneer Girl Scout council and
Miss Annie B. Roberts received
a five-year membership pin at the
annual meeting of the scout or
ganization held in Gastonia last
week.
The meeting featured annual
reports of officers, election of
officers, and presentation of
membership awards
Mrs. John H. Williams, of Cra
merton, received a ten-year mem
bership pin, and Mrs. W. P. Dun
son, of Mount Holly, was elected
president of the council
The council voted to reduce the
six Girl Scouts districts to four
and approved changing of the
name of the organization. The
organization had been designated
Piedmont Area Girl Scout Coun
cil. Members unanimously voted
to eliminate the word “area.”
Officers reported * that high
lights of the year included the
setting up of neighborhood teams
as divisions of district one, the
addition of a tent unit to Camp
Rotary, and the observance of
Intermediate and Brownie Camp
days at Camp Rotary.
Officials reported that last
year’s cookie sale was the largest
held in the council’s history.
The council has a membership
of 1,006 Girl Scouts, 235 adults
and 67 troops
Bride-Elect Honored
At Luncheon Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Elam en
tertained Saturday at 1 o’clock
at their home in Shelby at a
luncheon honoring Miss Peggy
Love Jones, bride-elect.
The wedding of Miss Jones and
Robert Osborne Ware, of Kings
Mountain, took place Saturday
afternoon in Shelby’s Poplar
Springs Baptist church.
Miss Jones wore a brown
skirt and blouse with matching
accessories.
Attending were Miss Jones and
her mother, Mrs- Allen Jones, of
Shelby, Robert Ware, of Kings
Mountain, Lyman and Allen
Jones, Jr., both of Shelby, and
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Towery and
sons, of Sumter, S. C.
Mrs. Kerns Hostess
To Magnolia Garden Club
The Magnolia Garden club met
last Friday afternoon at the
home of'Mrs. Johnny Kerns.
Mrs. W. S. Fulton, Jr-, was pro
gram chairman for the meeting
and spoke on the subject, ‘Spring
Planting” Mrs. J. C- Bridges led
a discussion of “Judging Speci
mens.”
Arrangements, were displayed
in tall containers. Mrs. W- R.
Hudspeth’s arrangement received
the blue ribbon, and the red rib
bon went to Mrs. J. C. Hedden’s
arrangement
Mrs. John C. McGill conducted
the business session. Mrs. Kerns
served a dessert course with cof
fee.
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Couple Honored Friday
At Rehearsal Party
Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Greene,
Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt McCurry, and
Mr- and Mrs. Ralph Callahan, ail
of Shelby, and Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Towery, of Sumter, S. C.,
entertained Friday evening at an
after-rehearsal party for Miss
Peggy Love Jones and John Os
borne Ware.
The wedding of Miss Jones and
Mr- Ware took place Saturday af
ternoon in Shelby. The cakecut
ting for the couple and the wed
ding party was held at the Greene
home in the Beaver Dam commu
nity.
Miss Jones wore a street-length
dress'of ice blue crystalletje with
a corsage of white carnations.
A white cutwork cloth covered
the refreshment table which held
a three-tiered white and pink
cake topped with bride and groom
figurines. Two silver candelabras
holding white tapers were used
at each side of the centerpiece,
and sprays of English ivy extend
ed out from it diagonally to the
table corners. White tulle and
clusters of wedding bells marked
each corner of the refreshment
table
R. W. McCurry, Miriam and
Jane McCurry, Carolyn Callahan,
and Anne ureene assisted the
hosts in serving and entertaining.
Mrs. Zeb V. Blanton cut and
served the wedding cake
Winners Announced
In Masterpoint Game
Winners in the masterpoint
bridge game played Thursday
night at the Country club have
been announced .
North-South winners include
Mrs. J. A. Postell and Mrs. P- W.
Wuille, both of Charlotte, high;
Mrs. Mart Reid and Mrs- John
Staples, both of Gastonia, second;
Miss Susan Glenn and Terrell
Wilkinson, both of Lincolnton,
third, and Mr. and Mrs. George
Houser, of Kings Mountain,
fourth.
East-West winners were B. C
Morrow and Ike Wilson, both of
Gastonia, high; Mr. anfl Mrs.
Stanislas Czetwertynski, of Try.
on, second; J. A. Postell and Miss
Ann Zachary, both of Charlotte,
third, and Mrs- H. J. Thomas and
Mrs. W. G. Smoot, both of Char
lotte, fourth.
Mrs. Bolin Honored
By Margrace Woman's Club
The Margrace Woman’s club
honored Mrs. James Bolin, a
member of the club, at the club’s
regular meeting Thursday night
at the Margrace clubhouse.
Mr. and Mrs. Bolin and son,
Kendall, are moving soon to Rox
boro where Mr. Bolin has^accept
ed a position with a Roxboro tex
tile plant
A large number of the mem
bers and three visitors, Mrs. J. C.
Nickels, Mrs. Ray Wright, and
Mrs. Carl Herndon, attended the
meeting The members gave Mrs.
Bolin a shower of gifts following
the regular business session.
Mrs. Paul Mauney opened the
meeting with prayer, and Mrs.
C. W. Falls, the president, con
ducted the business session
Punch, cookies, aod nuts were
served.
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Couple Is Honored
At Dinner Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. Menzell Phifer,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Ware, and
Mr. and Mrs- Walter Ware en
tertained Thursday evening at the
Phifer home here at a dinner
party honoring Miss Peggy Love
Jones and John Osborne Ware.
The wedding of Miss Jones.and
Mr. Ware took place Saturday
afternoon in Poplar Springs Bap
tist church, Shelby.
Guests were served at small
tables in the living room and den
of the home. Arrangements of
white snapdragons and white ta
pers provided decoration through
out the house.
Covers were laid for Mr. and
Mrs- Buford Ware and children,
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Stone, Jr.,
and children, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
by Webster, Mr- and Mrs. David
Hamrick, of Shelby, Dan McCur
ry, Miss Ann Green, Allen Jones,
Miss Sonya Hedrick, Robert and
Lyman Jones, all of Shelby, Mr.
and Mrs. J. S. Ware, Mrs. Allen
Jones, Sr., R. W- McCurry, and
the couple.
Tlje honoree wore a beige dress
with accessories in white and a
shoulder corsage of white carna
tions.
Miss Jones gave her attendants
pearl necklaces which they wore
in the wedding, and Mr. Ware’s
gifts to the ushers were gold cuff
links and tie pins
PERSONALS
Mrs. M. L. Plonk has returned
from a long stay at Kilgore, Tex-,
where she visited a member of
her family who was ill.
Dick Webb and Eric Deiehgrae
ber, students at Davidson college,
spent the weekend with Mr. Webb
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. H
Webb. Mr. Deichgraeber, Danish
student at Davidson, was the
speaker Sunday at church servi-.
ces at First Presbyterian church.
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J- Frank Harris of Troy, S. C„
father of Ollie Harris of Kings
Mountain, was to undergo a ma
jor operation *a(® a Greenwood,
S. C., hospital Wednesday.
Miss Martha Ann Baker and
Miss Esther Ramirez, of Mars
Hill college, spent the weekend
with Miss Baker’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. D. Baker. «Miss Ra
mirez, of Fort Myers, Fla-, is
roommate of Miss Baker’s at
Mars- Hill college.
First Baptist Church Planning
Sweetheart Banquet On Saturday
First Baptist church will hold
its annual sweetheart banquet
for members of the Intermediate
and Young People’s departments
of the church Saturday evening.
The banquet will be held at
Kings Mountain Woman’s club at
7:30 p- m. Miss Ellen Daniels,
chairman of the arrangements
committee, has announced.
Rev. Aubrey Quakenbush, pas
tor of the church, will serve as
Thomasson To Speak
To Credit Women's Club
George B. Thomasson, local at
torney, will speak to members of
the Credit Women’s Breakfast
club at the regular meeting of
the club Thursday morning at
7:30 a. m.
Mr- Thomasson will give a
program on the first chapter of
the “Credit Women’s Manual.”
Topic of the program is “Credit
Moves the Wheels of Industry.”
Miss Ray Humphries, program
chairman, invited all members to
attend.
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White will give the address of
welcome, and Miss Lyvonne Lind
say wil give the response.
Mrs. F. R- McCurdy will be
pianist for the program, and Mrs.
W. B. Logan, training union di
rector, will lead the coronation
service which will feature the
crowning of a king and queen of
the exercises.
One-hundred and twenty-five
guests are expected to attend
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