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Legion Auxiliary
To Meet Thursday
The American Legftm Auxiliary
will hold its regular monthly
mfeeting Thursday night at 7:30
p. m.
Mrs. Pride Ratterree and Mrs.
J. N. Gamble will be hostesses at
the Ratterree home.
Mrs. C. L. Jolly, a member of
the organization invited all mem
hers to attend.
Methodist Circle 5
Held Meeting Monday
Circle 5, of Central Methodist
church, held its regular monthly
meeting Monday night at the
home of Mrs. W. M. Gantt. Mrs.
G. C. Kelly was co-hostess.
Mrs. Kelly gave the devotional
before a program, “We Would Be
True Disciples” by Mrs. Clarence
Peele and Miss Marie Lineberger.
Members conducted an auction
sale, and Mrs. Gantt, circle chair
man, conducted the business ses
sion.
A social hour was held and
refreshments were served.
Eastern Star Elects New Otticers
At Regular Meeting Here On Friday
New officers of Kings Moun
tain chapter 123, Order of the
Eastern Star, were elected at the
chapter’s regular meeting Friday
night at Masonic Hall.
Mrs. D. E. Tate and F. R. Mc
Curdy, out-going officials, were
honored at a program given by
members and other officers, and
officers gave Mrs. Tate a Kreme
tzi bracelet and Mr. McCurdy a
billfold.
Mrs. Rowell Lane and Miss
Kittie Lou Sutton, assisted by
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Miss Melba Tindall who sang
several selections, introduced the
program which honored the wor
thy matron and patron. Miss Hel
en Logan, who was elected wor
thy matron for 1956-57, presented
the gift to Mrs. Tate, and M. C.
Pruitt, Sr., of Grover, elected wor
thy patron, made the gift presen
tation to Mr. McCurdy.
Officers, in addition to Miss
Logan and Mr. Pruitt, to bte in
stalled at a public installation ser
vice on March 23, are Mrs. Em
mett Ross, associate matron, Ed
Bumgardner, Jr., associate pat
ron, Miss Mary McGill, secre
tary, Mrs. G. A. Bridges, treasur
er, Mrs George Hampton, con
ductress, and Miss Melba Tindall,
associate conductress.
Other officers are to be. ap
pointed by Miss Logan and Mr.
Pruitt.
Thirty-eight members of the
chapter attended. Mr. and Mrs.
Otis Falls, Jr., servied refresh
ments.
Honor Society
Honors Students
The Kings Mountain chapter
of the National Honor Society
honored 22 Central high school
students who had “A” grades dur
ing the past six weeks period at
a party in the school cafeteria
Monday afternoon.
Honored were Peggy Gunnells,
Peggy Joyce Reynolds, Shirley
McDaniel, Sherry Kelly, Judy
Cooper, James Pressly, Norma
Kay Hamrick, Diane Cansler,
Peggy Black, David Plonk, Bob
Early, Gertrude Pearson, Mary
Frances Bridges, Martha Houser,
Mikie Lynn, Don Tignor, Virginia
Ramsey, Carolyn Walker, Roger
Blackwell, Ann Falls, Jtean Hicks,
and Polly Page.
Cookies and colas were served.
Judean Shrine
Installs Officers
Mrs. Rowell Lanle and Miss
Helen Logan, both of Kings
Mountain, were among seven new
officers installed Saturday night,
by the Judean Shrine 13, Order
of The White Shrinle of Jerusalem.
Miss Logan was installed wor
thy guide of the order, and Mrs.
Lane was installed as noble pro
phetess.
Other officers installed at a
public installation meeting includ
ed Mrs. Lou B. Meachem, worthy
priestess; Burton E. Callis, watch
man of the shepherds; Mrs. Thel
ma J. Jackson, worthy chaplain;
Mrs. Catherine Pierce, worthy
shepherdess, and Neil Carson, Jr.,
associate watchman of the shtep
herds.
Installing officer was Mrs. Leo
la M. Byerly, past worthy high
priestess, assisted by Garry N.
Lyerly, deputy supreme watch
man of the Shepherds; "*
Harry Hayes Honored
On Sixth Birthday
Harry Hayes, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Hayes, observed his
sixth birthday Saturday and was
honored by his parents at a birth
day party at their home on route
one.
Mrs. Hayes was assisted by her
sister, Miss Mary Grace Grayson,
and Mrs. Louise Rhea in serving
ice cream, cake, potato chips, can
dies, and cold drinks.
A white birthday cake iced
in green and pink and topped
with yellow candles centered the
refreshment table. '
Attending were Eddie Price,
Jan Ellison, Ricky Ellison, Wan
da Sue Payne, Diane, Becky, and
Donnie Vee Barber, Sandra, Bar
ry, Janice, Kathy, and Buddy
Rhea, Vickie Fletcher, Billy, Bob
by, and Susie Griffin, Mrs. Grif
fin, Sharon Acuff, Sue Payne,
Willie Weaver, of Mt. Zinai, Jim
my Griffin, Lula and Mary Jane
Griffin, Airs. Estelle Miller, and
Jewel and Richard Hayes.
Miss Short Honored
At Party Saturday
Mrs. Hoyle Putnam and Mrs.
Tommy Hicks entertained Satur
day evening at the home of-Mrs.
Lawrence Henderson, Sr., at a
party complimenting Miss Ernes
tine Short bride-elect.
Miss Short’s wedding to Law
rence Henderson, Jr., will take
place April 1st in First Nazarene
church.
Bridal games and contests were
directed, and the hostesses served
assorted sandwiches, cookies, po
tato chips, and cold drinks. Tra
ditional bridal colors were observ
ed on refreshment plates and in
room decorations.
Miss Short wore an orchid jum
per with white nylon, blouse. The
hostesses gave her a novelty cor
sage of spoons and other house
hold utensils.
Twenty-five guests attended the
party and gave the honoree a
shower of miscellaneous house
hold gifts.
Mrs. Cooper Hostess
To Duplicate Bridge Club
(Mrs. Jacob Cooper was hostess
Monday afternoon to members of
the Duplicate Bridge club at her
home.
Mrs. Hugh Ormand and Mrs..
Amos Dean were invited to play
with the regular club members.
Bridge prizes went to Mrs. C. D.
Blanton, who received high score,
and to Mrs. Tolly Shuford, who
received second high.
Between progressions, Mrs.
Cooper served a dessert course
with coffee.
Seasonal flowers were used
throughout the home for decora
tion.
sowings
NOW! GET'HEW” PURE
i Jewel
SHORTENING
\ bait for AIL baking and frying
Nestles
SEMI-SWEET MORSELS * 23c
Luncheon Meat
ARMOUR TREET
Armour's
CHOPPEOHAM
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Armour's
A II I I 1 with 16-ox. AQ. without
V II I L I bean* can AvV beans
Armour's
VIENNA SAUSAGE . 2
Gold Medal
MACARONI ; .
35c
12 oz- AQfi
can tOw
33c
“■ » QC»
cans VVV
'SC 19c
Mayonnaise ? 45‘
Stokely's Finest
HONEY POD PEAS22c
Fancy Long Grain
MAHATMA RICE : :*30c
Florida Grapefruit
JUICE Z 4lC
Sunshine Hi Ho
CRACKERS 35c
Libby's Cream Golden
CORN 2 35c
Pops-Rite
Pop Corn 2 £. 39c
For Whiter Clothes
CLOROX
£- 17c ? “ 31c
Libby's Yellow Cling
PEACHES . "°,”3 23c
Dixie-Home Evaporated
MILK 3 - 36c
Aunt Jemima
Smooth Creamy, Peter Pan
CORN MEAL.5X 31c
Fluffo New Golden
SHORTENING . . , Z1 89c
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PEANUT
BUTTER
12-OZ.
jar
Soft Northern
TISSUE
4 X 35c
Toilet Soap
OCTAGON
3 23c
Super Washes with
SUPER SUOS
X 31c
Soap Powder
VEL
X 30c
Strained Baby Foods
GERBERS
6 |ot 59c
Ivory White
IVORY SOAP
3 X 41c
Washes Pure White
IVORY FLAKES
X 31c
Complexion Size
CAMAY
4 h" 37c
UU€ GIVG dm. GRG€n 5fftmR5
i asry ana i enaen rioriaa
Pole Beans 2 - 29‘
Golden Bantam
SWEET CORN
4^ EARS
Frozen, Blue Bird Orange
JUICE .6-73c
Frozen, Dixie-Home Fordhook
LIMAS 3- 59c
Black Hawk Lean Sliced
Bacon;. 39‘
Ihritty-Tender, U. S. Good
STEAKS
T-BONE, CLUB,
SIRLOIN,
DELMONICO
Lykes Pure Pork
SAUSAGE
Smoky Mountain
FRANKS
Flint River Sliced
BACON .
Oscar Mayer
WIEiERS
. 19c
2H-lb.
bag 19 C
.,b 29c
£ 28c
U.S. Good Beef
CHUCK ROAST . * 31c
U.S. Choice Shoulder
VEAL CHOPS . * 39c
BORDERS BISCUITS
10 ““ 99c
Southern Gold
OLEO . ... .2 ">• 49c
Tasty Mild
CHEESE.. »■ 39c
Washday Miracle
DREFT
X 31c
New Wonder Soap
SURF
X. 30c
Washing is a
BREEZE
X 31c
Blues as it Washes
RINSO BLUE
& 31c
KINGS MOUNTAIN
Yotcs Harbison, Mgr.
BESSEMER CITY
Richard Ware, Mgr.
Kings Mountain store open until 8 p. m. Fridays