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tlizabeth Stewart, Editor Phone 167 White Family Held Reunion Children and grandchildren of the late Mr. and Mrs. E. F. White held a reunion Sunday at Maple Springs pool. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. A. L. White, Sharon and Vickie Sims, Mr and Mrs,. Jennings White and children, Lynwood White and family, Clyde B. White, Mr. and Mrs. B. B. White, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Link and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Allison Deese, Jr. and son, all of Newton, N. C., Mrs. James Turner, of Hidkory, H. D. White, Kathleen White, Mrs. Ophelia White and daughter, Mr. and iMrs. Thomas White and family, and Mr. and Mrs. H. A. White and family, all of Shelby and Mr. and Mrs. D. B. White and family and Miss Jean Allen, all of Grover. , Also Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Tur ner and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jones and daughter, of Gastonia, and Mr. and Mrs. O. K. White and family, Mr. and (Mrs. E. O. White and daughter, Mrs. J. O. Barber, Miss Iris Barber, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Whitaker, and Rev. and (Mrs. N. S. Hardin, all of Kings (Mountain. Mrs. Hampton Hostess To Baptist YWA Group Mrs. George Hampton was hos tess Monday night at her home on Landing street to the regular meeting of the YWA organiza tion of First Baptist church. The meeting featured the pre sentation of a gift to one of the members, Miss Pat Henderson, bride-elect. Members of the or ganization gave Miss Henderson a white prayerbook. Miss Ellen Daniel, promotion al director at First Baptist church had the program, “The Christian Home’’ and presented the gift to Miss Henderson. Miss Joanne Bridges, president of the auxili ary, conducted the business meet ing. A social hour was held and refreshments were served. Mrs. McGinnis Hostess To Methodist Guild < Wesleyan Service Guild of Grace Methodist church held its regular Tuesday night meeting at the home of Mrs. Bill McGin nis on Cleveland avenue. Mrs. Bill Jonas conducted the devotional and program on the theme, “The Spirit of Christ for All of Life” and presided over the business session. Mrs. Fur man Wilson was elected presi dent of the guild. Two group hymns included the "Guild Song” and “O Master of the Waking World.” One new member, Mrs. Clinton Brooks, was recognized. The 13 members were served sandwiches with po tato chips, ice cream, and cold drinks. Two Are Hostesses To Methodist Circle t Mrs, E, B, Olive and Mrs. W. C. Putnam werte hostesses to Circle 3 of Central Methodist church Monday afternoon at 3:30 at their home on West Mountain st. The devotional was conducted by Mrs. Olive, and the program was given by Mrs. Mabel Hub bard, Mrs, L. A. Hoke, Mrs O. O. Jackson, and Mrs. M. H Bister. A social hour was enjoyed. Murray's Appliances March oi Progress Booth Bethware Fair September 12 Thru IS Mrs. Beam Hostess To La Fete Club Mrs. Ben F. Beam entertained members of the La Fete Rook club at her home Tuesday even ing at her home on S. Goforth street. The party honored Mrs. Paul McGinnis, member of the club ob serving a birthday anniversary, Miss Libby Wehunt, of Cherry - ville, bride-elect, and Mrs. Jonas Bridges, a guest of the club. Miss Wehunt's wedding to Paul McGinnis, Jr„ of Kings Mountain, will be an event of Saturday even ing in Cherryville First Baptist church. Invited guests, in addi tion to the honorees, were Miss Anita McGinnis, Mrs. Charles A. Goforth, Sr., Mrs ,Y F. Throne burg, Mrs V R. Davis, who is vi siting her sister, Mrs H. R. Par ton, and Mrs, T. L. Trott Prizes went to Mrs. R. D, Go forth, who scored high for mem bers, Mrs. H. R Parton, who re ceived members' second-high Mrs. Y. F. Throneburg, who received high for visitors, and Mrs, -Tom Trott who received visitor’s sec ond high and the floating prize. Mrs. Beam, assisted by Mrs. Walter Harmon and Miss Mar garet Harmon, served a salad course with accessories. The honoree rtemembered Mrs. McGnnis with a gift and gave Miss Wehunt and Mrs Bridges gifts of silver in their selected patterns. Seasonal flowers provided de coration throughout the Beam home. Alexander - Carpenter Vows Said Saturday BESSEMER CITY — The wed ding of Miss Virginia Ruth Car penter and Johnnie Wesley Alex ander took place on Saturday evening at 8:30 o'clock in York, S. C. Hearing the exchange of vows in the double-ring cerbmony was Probate Judge E. Gettys Nunn The bride wore a strteet-length Mr. and Mrs. Paul Servis of Bes semer City, and Mr. Alexander is the son of Mrs. L D Alexander of Kings Mountain. The brlded wore a street-length dress of white nylon made with tiny rhinestone buttons down ttie front, Peter Pan collar edged with lace, and a full skirt over crino line. Her accessories were blue, and at her shoulder was a bou quet of pink rosebuds. For her daughter’s wedding Mrs, Servis selected a blue linen suit with white accessories and a bouquet of red roses, Mrs. Alex, ander chose navy crepe, white ac cessories, and a bouquet of pink carnations. The couple left on a trip, the bride traveling in a brown and black sheer dress, white acces sories, and her bridal bouquet. Attending the wedding were ; Mr and Mrs. Beauford Carpen- j ter’ and Harvey Wiggins of Gas-1 tonia; Miss Dicie Alexander and James West, Kings Mountain, and I Mr. and Mrs. Paul Servis, Linda, 1 John, Alfred and Leonard Carpen ter, Miss Helen Servis, and Miss Billy Joe Smith of Bessemer City. Baptist Young People Held Outdoor Party Young People’s Training Union of First Baptist church hteld an outdoor party for college stu dents and other members of the young people’s organization of the church at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Paul Cole Tuesday night. Miss Ellen Daniel directed games, Gene Ellis provided a program of trumpet selections, and Mrs. Cole served the 23 young people homemade ice cream and cake. The group remembered Miss Pat Henderson, bride-elect, and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Atkinson, decently married couple, with gifts. Joint Meeting Set By Baptist Circles Joint meeting of the Hattie Gardner, Rebecca Long, Eliza beth Runyon, Sophia Nichols, and Altha Satterwhite circles of First Baptist church will be held next Friday evening, September 14th, at 7:30 p. m. at the church. Miss Ellen Daniel will teach the closing chapters of the book, “Sacrifice and Song.” % STOP and SHOP NO PARKING PROBLEMS HERE Maxwell House Coffee 98c lb Beech-nut Baby Food Pet Dog Food 3 for 3fc 3 cans 25c T. Bones & Sirloin Steaks 59c lb Trend washing 2 large Powders 36c Kraft 46 oz. Orangeade 25c Market sanitary rating 96' c highest in Cleveland County Gault’s Self Service Phone 225 415 N. Piedmont Ave, ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED — Mr. and Mrs. Earl Osborne Aber. nethy, of Lenoir, announce the engagement of their daughter, Mar jorie Lucille, to Ralph Northcutt, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Northcutt, of Atlanta, Ga., and Kings Mountain. The wedding will be an event of November Zlfth. PERSONALS Mrs. V. R. Davis, of Waynes, ville, is visiting her sister, Mrs. H. R Parton and family. Robert Neisler leaves Sunday for Lenoir-Rhyne college, Hic kory, where he will be a mem ber of the freshman class. 5—o— Drace Peeler will return home Thursday from Memorial hospital where he has been undergoing a routine^Jhysical check-up. —Q — Mr. and Mrs. Fried Baker and Mr and Mrs. Warren Baker, of Atlanta, Ga., were recent guests at the home of Dr. and Mrs. L. P. Baker. Major James Ratterrtee left Tuesday for Labrador, where he is on duty with the U. S. Air Force. Miss Betty Kiser left this wetek to resume her duties as a mem ber of the Berryhill school faculty ; in Mecklenburg county. —o— - Mrs. Conrad Hughles and I daughter, Mrs. Henry Oliver, vi sited Mrs. Hughes’ mother and sister, Mrs. William Dunlap and Mrs. Eugene Griffin, in Rock Hill, S. C. Wednesday. Wednesday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. C. A. Goforth, Sr., were Misses Rita Kay Bell, Dale Goforth, and Susan Goforth and Mrs. Charles A. Goforth, Jr., and children. Mr. and Mrs. Sabert Trott and daughters, of Kannapolis, visited Sunday here at the home of Mr. Trott’s brother, T. L Trott and family. Mr and Mrs. Leon Posey and daughters, Joy and Gay, of De catur, Ga., spent last Thursday night with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Davidson and Miss Dolores Davidson, ac. companied by Ervin Chambers, of Greensboro, attended the wed .ding of Mr. Davidson’s cousin in Baltimore, Md., during the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Ware have had as their guests for the past four weeks their grandchildren, Tony Lee, Wayne, and Barry Thomas. Mrs. Thomas, who has been visiting for two weeks, ac companied the children Friday to their home in Glen Burnie, Md. Mr. and Mrs Arthur Baltlnes and sons, of Washington, D C., former residents of Kings Moun tain, were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Lena Moeller and daugh ters at the Moeller home at Kings Creek, S. C. Miss Armittee Farris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W C. Farris, has accepted an office position in Charlotte with Salvation Army headquarters, and moved to Charlotte Monday. She is resid ing at 1314 Kenilworth avenue. Central Ninth Graders Honored At Party The Future Homemakers of America chapter of Central high school honored ninth grade Home Economics students at a “back ward” party last Tuesday. Some 25 students and members ; of the chapter attended the party which featured the awarding of prizes in games Kay McCarter received top prize. Officers of the chapter include Billie Gail Welch, president, Jean Hicks, vice-president, and Mary ; Sides, the latter who served as song leader for the program on i Tuesday. Group singing was held before : picnic dinner was served in the : Home Economics department. Mrs. John H. Gamble, Home Economics teacher, is chapter ad visor. Miss Elizabeth Wehunt Gives Wedding Plans Miss Elizabeth Ann Wehunt, of Cherryville, has completed plans for her marriage to Paul Henkle McGinnis, Jr., of Kings Mountain, and announces them today. The ceremony will take place Saturday evening at 8 o’clock in Sherry ville’s First Baptist church. Rev. William Lamb, pas :or of the church, will officiate at the double-ring ceremony. Wedding music will be render xi by Mrs. H. H. Allen, of Cherry /ille, organist, and Miss Kay Me Sosley, of New Bern, vocalist. Evan Wehunt, Jr., of Chicago, 111., will give his Sister in mar riage due to the death last week >f l?r. Wehunt whose last wishes, according to the family, wer'e hat the wedding be held Satur lay as scheduled. Mrs, Donald Hill, of Augusta, 3a., will be matron of honor, and Miss Anne Littlejohn, of Winston Salem, will be maid of honor. Bridesmaids will include Miss Sally Evterhart of Lexington, Miss Becky Trammell, of Burnsville, Miss Betsy Lane, of Asheboro, Miss Mildred Beam, of Cherry ville, Miss Paula McLeod, Miss Vickie Kay Beam, both of Cher ryville, Miss Paula Heavner, of Crouse, and Miss Anita McGin nis, of Kings Mountain, sister of Mr McGinnis. Ushers will include Robert Law rence, Winston - Salem, Randy Stillman, Hickory, John Heavner, Charlotte, John McGinnis of Kings Mountain, brother of Mr. McGinnis, Gene Austin, Kings Mountain, and Dick McGinnis, Bill McGinnis, and Jambs Mc Ginnis, all of Kings Mountain. Mr. and Mrs. Paul McGinnis will entertain here Friday even, ing at six b’clock at a rehearsal dinner for Miss Wehunt and Mr McGinnis, and following the wed ding rehearsal in Chlerryville a cakecutting and after-rehearsal party will be held at Cherryville Country club. Hostesses are Mrs. Kern Beam, Mrs. Bain Bfeam, and Mrs. David Thornburg, all of Cherryville. Mrs. Hal Stroupe will be hos tess Saturday morning at 11 o’ clock at her home in Cherryville at a bridesmaids breakfast for Miss Wehunt and her attendants. A reception will be held follow ing the ceremony at the Wehunt home. Miss Hallie Ward spent the weekend with Miss Kathy Hoyle in Hendersonville. Mr, and Mrs, Hoyle and family and Miss Ward attended the Apple Festival dur ing the wefekend. They are for mer residents of Kings Mountain Social Calendar Friday: 3:30—Magnolia Garden club at the home of Mrs. Johnny Kerns, 6:00—Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mc Ginnis are entertaining at a rehearsal dinner for Miss Elizabeth Wehunt and Paul H. McGinnis, Jr. 6:00—Family picnic of the Bap tist Ministers Wives Auxi liary at Lions club picnic ' area of Shelby citv park. 7:30—Mrs. Sam Hamifck and Miss Mae Sue Goforth are entertaining at the Ham. rick home on Meadowbrook road honoring Miss Doris Yates, bride-elect. 7:30 — General meeting of Kings Mountain Woman’s club at the Woman’s club house. American Home De. partment, hostesses. Sena tor Robert Morgan, speak er. 8:00—Rehearsal for the We hunt-McGinnis wedding in Cherryville First Baptist church followed by an af ter-rehearsal party at Cher ryville Country club to be given by Mrs. Kern Beam, Mrs. Bain Beam, and Mrs. David Thornburg. Saturday: 11:00—Mrs. Hal Strouple is en tertaining at her home in Cherryville at a brides maids breakfast for Miss Elizabeth Wehunt, bridte elect. 8:00—The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Wehunt and Paul Henkle McGinnis, Jr., in First Baptist church, Cher ryville, followed by a recep tion at thfe Wehunt home. Monday: 2:45—Duplicate Bridge club at the home of Mrs. C. D. Blanton on Gold street. 3:30—Ann Hasseltine circle of First Baptist church at the home of Mrs. W. F. McGill. 3:30—Kathleen Mallory circle of First Baptist church at the church. 7:30—Circles 1 and 2 of Resur rection Lutheran church quarterly meeting at the church. 7:30—Circle 6 of Central Metho dist church at the home of Mrs. C. L. Fulton and Miss Winifred Fulton. 7:30—Circle 7 of Central Metho dist church at the home of Mrs. Ben F. Beam with Miss Margaret Harmon, co hostess. 7:30—Circle 8 of Central Me thodist church at the home of Mrs. Kelley McCarter. 7:30—Lou Cornwell circle of First Baptist church regu lar meeting. 7:30—Myrtle Derrick circle of St. Matthew’s Lutheran church at the home of Mrs. Jacob Cooper. 8:00—Circle 4 of Central Me thodist church, Mrs. H. R. Parton, hostess. 8:00—Circle 5 of Central Me tftodist church at the home of Mrs. Paul Ware. 8:00—Circle 6, of First Pres byterian church, at the home of Mrs. B. F. Maner. 8:00—Circle 9 of Central Me thodist church at the home of Mrs. J. E. Rhea with Mrs. Hilliard Black co-hos tess. Tuesday: 9:30 a m.—Dozier circle of First Baptist church at the church. 3:00—Contract Bridge club at ' the home of Mrs. Hal Plonk. 7:00—Rachel Mitcham circle of St. Matthew’s Lutheran church at the home of Mrs J. B. Simpson. 8:00—Miss Diana Gamble is en tertaining at Margraee Wo man’s clubhouse honoring Miss Pat Henderson, bride, elect Wednesday: 9:45—Circle 1 of Central Metho dist church at the home of Mrs. E. W. Griffin. 3:00—House and Garden club at the home of Mrs. Amos Dean. 3:00—Kings Mountain Garden club at the home of Mrs. John L. McGill. 3:30—Frances Hord circle of First Baptist church regu. lar meeting. 3:30—Open Gate garden club at the home of Mrs. C. E Cash. Morgan To Address Woman's Club At General Meeting Here On Friday State Senator Robert Morgan, of Shelby, will address mtembers of Kings Mountain Woman’s club at the club’s first general meet ing of the year Friday night at 7:30 p. irt. The public is invited to hear Mr. Morgan who will discuss the election on Saturday on consti tutional amendments effecting the state school system. Mrs. Paul Nolan is program chairman and will present the speaker. “We urge interested citizens of the community to attend the pro gram” a spokesman for the group said. A business meeting will foL low the address by Mr. Morgan. Members of the American Home Department, of which Mrs. Clarence Jolly is chairman, are hostesses for the meeting. SENATOR MORGAN Frazier - Cothran Vows Said Saturday In Bethlehem Church Parsonage Here Mrs. Alverta McDaniel Fra zier, of Shelby, daughter of Mrs. J. P. McDaniel of Grover and the late Mr. McDaniel, and Roy Cothran, of Rutherfordton, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Cothran, were married Saturday evening at 8 o’clock in Bethle hem Baptist church parsonage. Rev. R. E. Robbins, minister of the church, officiated at the single ring ceremony. The bride wore a strteet-length blue dress with blue and white accessories and a shoulder cor sage of white carnations Wedding guests included Mrs. McDaniel, mother of the bride, and the bride’s sisters and their families, Mrs. James Ledford, Mrs. Wayne Wells, and Mrs. Ho. mer Harmon, all of Kings Moun tain. Other guests included Misses Betty and Shirley McDaniel, Mary Sides, Barbara Smith, Pat and Brenda McDaniel, Petie Lynn, all of Kings Mountain, Mr and Mrs. Raymond Cothran and children, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Cothran, all of Spartanburg,' S. C., and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lassiter, of Green ville, S. C. Mrs. Cothran is employed in Shelby by Cleveland Cloth Mill and Mr. Cothran operates a gro cery store in Rutherfordton. Af ter a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cothran, in Greensboro, the couple will live in Shelby at 107 Fort street. District Garden Clubs Plan Meeting At Woman's Club Here September 14 District III, North Carolina Garden Clubs, will convene for its annual fall meeting at Kings Mountain Woman’s club Septem ber 14th Representatives from 80 garden clubs throughout the state are ex. pected to attend the meeting which will feature a regular busi ness session and program. ' Registration will begin at 9 o’clock a. m the morniftg of Sep. tember 14th, and Mrs. Walter Shoemaker, of Charlotte, District Threie chairman, will open the meeting at 10 o’clock a. m. Announcement was made by Mrs. Jacob P. Mauney, of Kings Mountain, who said that lunch would be served in the dining room of thle Woman’s club at 12:30. Plates are $1.75 per person. NCE A Unit Honors Teachers A social note was included in the general teachers’ meteting Monday, Sept., 3 in the luncheon served in Central school cafe teria by the returning faculty members in honor of the new teachers, the school board mem-, bers and their wives, the retired teachers, the school principals and their wives, former high school principal and Mrs. Rowell Lane, and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Harmon. After the teachers had grteeted on the second floor the receiving line including Superintendent and Mrs. B N. Barnes and the honor guests, they were directed by Miss Margaret Goforth and Mrs. .El mer McGill to the cafeteria. The room was decorated with arrangements of gold flowers, sprays of foliage in shades of green and red and flower-stud ded letters, E, W, N, and C, on the center table to represent the four schools. A bountiful cover led dish luncheon was served. Serving on the hospitality and social committees, were Miss Margaret Goforth, Miss Ruth Beam, Mrs. Virginia Jonas, Mrs. Elizabeth Morrison, Miss Marga ret Cole, Mrs. Maud McGill, Mrs. Winnie Still, Miss Gussie Huff stetlter, Mrs. Victoria Logan, Mrs. Betty Gamble, Miss Louise Kiser, and Mrs. Lettie Lackey Methodist Circle Held Meeting Tuesday Suzanna circle members of Grace Methodist church held their regular meeting Tuesday morning at the church. Mrs. Norman Low ery was hostess. Mrs. Carrie Gantt offered the opening prayer and the group sang, ‘‘More Love to Thee.” Mrs. Lowery had the program based on the scripture from I Corin thians 13 on “Love.” A short business session was held prior to the social hour when the hostess served refreshments. Costume Jewels for Fall Are Large, Colorful - - - - iHmrnrr— --— ,■ ■ BY EDNA MILES TNSPIRATION for this fall's fashion jewels come from the elegant 1912 look of ready-to wear. Beautiful Edwardian mauves, greens, yellows, blues and pinks shine in iridescent rhinestones that have a new brilliance. These stones appear in bibs, large button earrings, and match ing bracelets. The same beautiful colors are also used in shining crystals that have jeweled motifs. Perfect companions for the high-necked dinner and cocktail dresses are big rhinestone pins in these shining, pale colors. They’re meant especially for the simple black sheath that takes to one single, dramatic touch. There are many golden-toned pieces set with rhinestones. A golden-tone collar in lacy design, for instance, is exactly right for black. And for the dress with low-cut back, there are shining golden pins touched with rhine stone. Place one at the base of a low-cut V for dramatic emphasis. Pearls are combined with golden-hued metal this fall for spectacular shell, pins and ear rings. And there are large, ba roque, colored pearls in inter esting shades of white, gray or bronze. (jewels oy iTiisru Open the jewel ease proffered by Antonin and oat will come lovely accessories such as those pictured above. Large and colorful, the costume jewelry pieces for fall make especially stunning accents for the season's simple, Mack dresses. Teachers Receive Vases Of Flowers Central School teachers, on their return to school duties on September 3, found in their res pective classrooms a tokten of welcome in the form of a vase of beautiful flowers. The arrangements ih the high school were supplied by mem bers of the Future Homemekars of America, a club under the sponsorship of Mrs. Betty Gam ble; those in Central Elementary school by the PTA of that school, of which Mrs. Jay Patterson is president. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS Mr and Mrs. William E. Rosen stengel, Jr„ announce the birth of a daughter, Thursday, August 30, Kings Mountain hospital. Mr. and Mrs. David Houser announce the birth of a daughter, Thursday, August 30, Kings Mountain hospital. Mr, and Mrs. Russell, Morris announce the birth of a son, Fri. day, August 31, Kings Mountain hospital. ' - Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Duncan, Gaffney, S. C., announce the birth of a daughter, Friday, Au gust 31, Kings Mountain hospi tal Mr and Mrs. Ned Haytes, of Burlington, announce the birth of a son, Floyd Dale Hayes, August 16. Mr. Hayes is the son of Mrs. O. T. Hayes, Sr, of Kings Moun tain, and the late Mr Hayes. Mr and Mrs. Charles Wilder announce the birth of a son, Sat urday, September 1, Kings Moun tain hospital. Rev. and Mrs. W. F Medlin an nounce the birth of a daughter, Saturday, September 1, New York City, Mr. Medlin, former Kings Mountain,resident, is the son of Mrs. Rosa Medlin, of Kings Moun tain. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Foster, of Cherryville, announce the birth of a son, Monday, September 3, Kings Mountain hospital. Mr and Mrs. Edward Horne, Bessemer City, announce tbfe birth of a daughter, Monday, Sep tember 3, Kings Mountain hospi tal. Mr. and Mrs. James R. 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