Elizabeth Stewart, Editor
Mrs. Atkinson
Shower Honoree
Mrs. Jerry Wilson, Miss Gay
nelle Scruggs, and Miss Mary
Owens were hostesses at a party
and shower Friday night hono
ring Mrs. Marvin Atkinson, of
Charlotte, formerly of Kings
Mountain.
Gaines and contests were con.
ducted after which the hostesses
served pink and white cakes with
salted nuts, and pink lemonade.
Gifts for the honoree had been
arranged on a table covered with I
a white cloth. The hostesses also
remembered Mrs. Atkinson with!
a corsage.
Bolton-Whetstine
Vows Exchanged
Miss Myrtle Whetstine and
Lloyd Clayton Bolton, both of
Kings Mountain, were married
the evening of September 7th. at
8 o’clock in Gaffney, S. C.
Probate Judge W. R. Douglas
officiated aft the ceremony.
The bride wore a light blue
street-length dress with white ac.
cessories.
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Char,
ies S. Whetstine of Kings Moun
tain, Mrs. Bolton attended Kings
Mountain higH school and is em.
ployed at a Belmont hosiery plant.
Mr. Bolton, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Van Buren Bolton, of
Kings Mountain, was graduated
from Grover high school and is
employed by Southern Life Insu
rance Company, Shelby.
Mr. and Mrs. Bolton are resi
ding on West Gold street in Kings
Mountain.
Garden Club Heard Program On Iris
At Wednesday Afternoon Club Meeting
Kings Mountain Garden club
members heard a program by
Mrs. S. A. Oscar and Mrs. Susie
McIntyre, both of Charlotte, at
the garden club’s regular meeting
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. J. A. Neisler was hostess
at her home.
The program featured the topic,
“Neighborly Gardening”, and Mrs.
.Oscar, president of the Charlotte
■ris Society, [pointed to the use
of Iris in the garden as a means
of enhancing the color and 'beauty
of a garden. She was assisted by
Mrs. McIntyre, Charlotte home
demonstrator, in showing color
slides of some of their prize-win
ning garden Iris.
Mrs. George Houser was pro
gram chairman and presented the
speakers.
Mrs. P. G. Padgett, club presi.
dent, presented an outline of the
year’s program and discussed the
work of the various club com
mittees. SHe also announced date
of the Woman’s club annual flo
ral fair, “Autumn Harvest” and
club members voted to prepare
an arrangement of chrysanthe
mums on a study of flowers de
picting cheerfulness. The floral
fair will be held here on October
16th at the Woman’s club.
The arrangements featuring'
compositions for outside refresh,
ment tables were prepared by
Mrs. M. A. Ware and Mrs. J. E%
Herndon. Mrs. Herndon’s arrange
ment won the blue ribbon, and
the red ribbon went to the ar
rangement 'by Mrs. Ware.
Mrs. Neisler served a salad
course with accessories.
Other officers of Kings Moun.
tain Garden club are Mrs. yemon
Crosby, vice-president, arid Mrs.
H. R. Neisler, secretary-treasurer.
Misses Ollie and Lucy Flowers,
of Charlotte, were visitors during
the weekend of their sister, Mrs.
L. June Cloninger and family.
They came especially to attend
the wedding Sunday of their
niece, Miss Peggy Cloninger and
William E. Harmon.
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED—Mr. and Mrs. William Edgar
Carroll, of Fallston, announce the engagement of their daughter,
Jo Ann, to Jack Ray Harmon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude V. Harmon,
of Kings Mountain. The wedding will be an event of November 24th.
Miss Patsy Brooks Married Sunday
To Bill Carrigan In Church Rites
Miss Patsy Brooks and Bill
Carrigan, both of Kings Moun
tain, were united in marriage
Sunday in a 12 o’clock wedding in
East Side Baptist church.
Rev. Carl Green, pastor of the
churcH, officiated at the double,
ring ceremony.
Palms and white glads decora
ted the church and formed a back,
ground for the exchange of vows.
Miss Kay Mitcham, of Spindale,
was pianist and played the tra
ditional wedding marches, ‘‘Bri
dal Chorus” from “Lohengrin” by
Wagner and Mendelssohn’s “Wed.
ding March” from “A Midsum.
mer Night’s Dream” in addition
to other selections played prior
to the ceremony.
The bride and groom entered
the church together. The bride’s
gown of white chiffon and net
over taffeta featured a fitted bo
dice and bouffant ballerina-len.
gth skirt. Her fingertip illusion
veil was attached to a matching
fitted headpiece and she wore
lace gauntlets. She carried a white
Bible topped with white camat
tions from which1 extended ribbon
streamers.
Ushers were Ed Waters and Al.
bert Huffstickler, both of Kings
Mountain.
The bride’s mother wore a Cin
der gray street-length dress with
winter white hat and accesso-'
ries in white. Mrs. Carrigan,
mother of the groom, wore a
street-length gray dress with mat
ching hat and white gloves.
For a trip through the moun
tains of Western North Carolina,
Mrs. Carrigan wore a brown taf. j
feta dress with accessories in
biege and the flower fram her
bouquet.
Mrs. Carrigan, daughter of Mrs.1
Ozelle Brooks of Kings Moun
tain, was graduated from Kings
Mountain high school and is em- j
ployed here by McGinnis Depart-1
ment Store.
Mr. Carrigan, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Carrigan, attended
high school here and is employed
in Gastonia.
The couple will reside on Cleve.
land avenue.
Committees And Chairmen Announced
For Woman's Club October Floral Fair
Committees for the annual flo.
ral fair of Kings Mountain Wo.
man’s club have been announced
by Mrs. Jacob Cooper, elub presl.
dent.
The fair Will be held October
16th at Kings Mountain Woman’s
club, and the theme of the show
is "Autumn Panorama.”
“Autumn Harvest” committees,
with chairman named first, in.
elude:
CASHIERS—Mrs. Vernon Cros.
by, Mrs. Sam Davis, Mrs. Robert
Miller, Mrs. A. H. Patterson, Mrs.
Merle Beatty, Mrs. James Logan,
Mrs. L. S. Stroupe, Miss Kittie
Lou Sutton, Mrs. Harold Coggins,
Mrs. W. M. Moorhead, and Mrs.
R. D. Arrowood.
PUBLICITY—Mrs. James Dick.
ey and Mrs. Wilson Crawford.
ADVERTISING — Mrs. John
Cheshire, Mrs. J. N. McClure,
Mrs. Henry Neisler, and Mrs.
George Houser.
HOSPITALITY — 'Mrs. O. W.
Myers, Mrs. N. F. McGill, Miss
Alice Averitt, Mrs. J. E. Ader
holdt, Mrs. George Moss, Mrs. J.
B. McLarty, Mrs. E. W. Griffin,
Mrs. J. C. Bridges, Mrs. E. W.
Neal, Mrs. S. A. Mauney, Mrs.
H. T. Fulton, Mrs. Ed Smith, and
Mrs. W. S. Dilling.
FLOWER DIVISION—Mrs. W.
S. Fulton, Jr., and Mrs. Tolly Shu.
ford, co-chairman.
SCHEDULE—Mrs. J. E. Hern,
don and Mrs. J. B. Keeter.
JUDGES—Mrs. W. L. Mauney.
STAGING—Mrs. Tolly Shulord,
Mrs. James McKinney, Mrs. Wil. |
liam Herndon, Mrs. Wilson Grif.!
fin; Mrs. James Rollins, Mrs. Hay.
wood E. Lynch, Mrs. C. T. Car
penter, Jr., and Mrs. Clyde Kerns.
JUNIOR DIVISION—Mrs. Hen. j
ry Neisler, Mrs. Harry Page, Mrs.
P. G. Padgett, Mrs. R. S. Lennon,
and Mrs. Charles Blanton.
ENTRY and CLASSIFICA.
TION—Mrs. John L. McGill, Mrs.
Jacob Mauney, Mrs. W. G. Gran,
tham, Mrs. Martin Harmon, Mrs.
W. P. Gerberding, Mi's. Jack Ar.
nette, Mrs. George Thomasson,
Mrs. W. T. Weir, Mrs. J. H. Ar- j
thur, Mrs. George Mauney, Mrs.1
Arnold Kincaid, Mrs. S. S. Weir!
Jr., Mrs. David Cash, and Mrs.
Bill Baker.
CAKES and PIES—Mrs. Harold
Crawford and Mrs. B. N. Barnes,
co-chairmen, and Mrs. c! A. But.
terworth, Mrs. Ben F. Beam; Mrs
D. G. Littlejohn, Mrs. D. L. Saun.
ders, Mrs. P. G. Ratterree, Mrs.
P. D. Patrick, Mrs. L. L. Benson,
Mrs. M. H. Hubbard, Mrs. Hilton
Ruth, Mrs. E. L. Campbell, Mrs.
O. C. O’Farrell, Mrs. J. R. Davis,
Mrs. Nell Patrick, Mrs. J. K. Wil
lis, Mrs. C. L. Jolly, Mrs. Ollie!
Harris, and Mrs. H. R. Par ton.
DINING ROOM — Mrs. Paul
Hendricks, and Mrs. Clyde Brid.
ges, co-chairmen, and Mrs. Ben
H. Bridges, Mr*. Charles Thom
asson, Mrs. T. L. Hovis, Mrs. H.
L. Campbell, Mrs. Paul Nolan,
Mrs. Ben H. Goforth, Mrs. Earl
Ledford, Mrs. Yates Harbison,
Mrs. J. N. Gamble, Mrs. D. E.
Tate, Mrs. Tom Kesler, Mrs. Hugh
Logan, Jr., Mrs. William Houser,
Mrs. James Rotan, Mrs. Fred Wi
thers, and Mrs. M. C. Poston.
KITCHEN—Mrs. George Hous.
er, chairman (NOON—Mrs. Clau
de Hambright, Mrs. John Che
shire, Mrs. C. D. Blanton, Mrs.!
David Cash, and Mrs. Grady Pat
terson)-NIGHT—Mrs. Jacob Coo
per, Mrs. Bruce Thorbum, Mrs.
Grady Howard, Mrs. J. H. Pat
terson, Mrs. J. E. Mauney, and!
Mrs. Paul Mauney.
BAZAAR—Mrs. J. N. McClure
and Miss Elizabeth Anthony, co
chairmen, and Mrs. M. L. Plonk,
Mrs. Fred Finger, Mrs. C. E. Neis
ler, Mrs. R. G. Plonk, Mrs.- Edith
Goforth, Mrs. Hal Ward, Mrs. H.
M. Heavener, Mrs. Luther Can.
sler, Mrs. B. S. Neill, Mrs. Paul
Beam, Mrs. J. E. McLaughen, Mrs.
R. D. Goforth, Mrs. Y. F. Throne
burg, Miss Ava Ware, Mrs. E. C.
Cooper, Mrs. W. M. Gantt, and
Mrs. Aubrey Mauney.
CANDY (Junior Club) -Mrs. Nor-1
man McGill, Jr.
Mrs. Herndon Hostess
To Friday Bridge Club
Mrs. William Herndon enter,
tained members of the Friday Af.
temoon Bridge club at her borne
last week.
Mrs. Joe Neisler, Jr., was in
vited to play with the regular
club members. Bridge prizes went
to Mrs. Bruce McDaniel, who re
ceived high score, and to Mrs.
Tom Kesler, who won second-high
honors.
Prior to progressions, the hos
tess served a dessert course.
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