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Elizabeth Stewart, Editor Girl Scout Worker To Attend Meeting (Miss Cordia (Legretta Hoffman, field director for the Pioneer Girl Scout Council, will attend an ini tial training course “Job of the Field IDirector” at the Twin Pine Lodge, Stroudsburg, Pa., Octolber 27-Navemlber 8. (Miss Hoffman will leave on Oc tober 6 for Chapel Hill to attend an “Orientation" course for three days which is a pre-requisite course 'before going to Strouds burg. While in Pennsylvania, the worker will also attend the As sociation of Girl Scout Profess ional Workers convention in Philadelphia on November 8-10. “(Life, (Liberty and Pursuit of Happiness’’ is the theme, and quite appropriate for the setting. The course “Job o(f the Field Director” required for new pro fessional workers employed !by a Girl (Scout Council is designed in helping the council develop and maintain program of good qua my. .consideration oi me Ciiri Scout program and of the leaders work with troops, use and devel opment of troop and intertroop program in camp and city-iwide settings, ways of learning what is happening in troops, how (boards and committees use pro gram information in their work, and the role Of the professional worker in helping the neighbor hood .service team are all a part of the training. (Miss Hoffman, formerly com munity worker for the Pioneer Council, joined the staff in Sep tember, 1956. She graduated from the Tennessee iA & I State Uni versity, Nashville, in May, 1956. She is a native of Dallas, daugh ter off (Mr. and Mrs. J. (R. Hoffman. LIBRARY HOURS’ Jacob S. Mauney Memorial Library MONDAYS: 2-9 and 7-9 p. m. TUESDAYS: 9:30-12 noon. WEDNESDAYS: 9:«0-12 noon; 2-5 and 7-9 p. m. THURSDAYS: 9:30-12 noon; 2-S P. m. FRIDAYS: 9:30-12 noon; 24 p. m. SATURDAYS: 9:30-12 noon. Garden Clubs Planning Workshop To Be Held HereOn October I Ith SUSAN MOSS Susan Moss In College Play ITJAI.EIGIH — LVliss Susan Moss, daughter of Mr. and Mirs. George W. Moss, 100 South Gaston St., Kings (Mountain, has been chosen ‘for a part in the first production of the (Meredith College Play house this season. (Miss Moss also has (been elect ed treasurer of this group. The tplay, "The Silver Cord”, a comedy by Sidney Howard, will be directed hy Miss Peggy Gor sage of the college dramatic fac ulty. Try-outs were held all last week on this 633-mem(ber wo men’s campus. The play has only four parts for women. (Men’s roles 1 Garden dubs of Kings Maun, tain are sponsoring an area work, shop for garden dub members and Interested non-members at Central Methodist church here on October 11th. The workshop will be conducted by J. C. Dowling, Jr., of Gaffney, S. C., a flower arranger and lec. timer. The workshop will be held from 10 to 12 noon and from 1:30 to 4 o’clock. Cost of the workshop is $1.50 per person which includes morning and afternoon sessions. Workshop attendees should fur nish flowers, foliage, penholders, and clippers and both a tall and a footed container, a spokesman for the council has announced. Should persons attending the workshop desire to have lunch at the church educational budding, they may bring sandwiches and cold drinks and coffee will be available at the church. Women from Kings Mountain, Shelby, Cherryville, and Bessemer City are being invited to attend the sessions. A 1-c and Mrs. Ray Carroll and son, Edwin, returned Tuesday to Camden, (Delaware after visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. 'Farris and (Mir. and (Mrs. I. H. Car roll. They came especially to ac company their young son home. He had been spending several weeks with his grandparents. have 'been assigned to students from the nearby men’s colleges. The play dates are November 8 and 9. Fashion Show Featured Class Meeting Of Daughters Of Wesley On Thursday The quarterly supper meeting of the Daughters of Wesley Bible class of Central Methodist Church was held at the home of Mrs. Paul Briggs on West Gold street last Thursday night. On arrival, the guests were served a delicious buffet supper by several class members, who with Mrs. Briggs were hostesses for the meeting. During the business session conducted by the retiring presi. SWEET ’N LOVELY PETITE-SIZED 100% Wool Kilgarnock «*»»*«« m m tailored by BELSON You'll love the simple elegance of this beautiful coat . .. margined with stitch ing detail, its flattering collar is pinned with jewels. BELSON cuts it gracefully .... adds push-up sleeves. In nude, blue, ' and black, sizes 8. 12. 16. Milium or wool interlining to ward off Autumn's chill. 100 percent wool. $44.95 Plonk’s dent,, Mrs. C. W. Falls, officers for me coming year were elected. They are Mrs. J. R. Davis, presi dent; Mrs. C. L. Jolly, vice-presi dent; Mrs. Ellen Petrosino, secne. tary-treasurer; Mrs. C. J. Gault, Jr., assistant secretary-treasurer Elected teachers were Miss Marie Lineberger and Mrs. F. S. Prit. chard, with Mrs. C. A. Butter worth and Don Parker named as assistants. Mrs. C. J. Gault gave a report of the disbursement of class funds for the past year, which included checks sent at various times for the support of an orphan, Eva Marie Whitaker, at Methodist Or. phanage, Winston-Salem, and a number of gifts and memorials for class members and relatives. The recent major class project was the installation of an organ in the chapel, with payments met monthly by the class and dona tions from others. The entertainment for the eve. ning featured a fashion show, with costumes of “Ye Olden Times”, some of which brought back pleasant memories to seve ral present. Mrs. Tom Trott was narrator for the show, doubling at times as a model. An Edison phonograph of un certain age, once the property of Y. F. Throneburg’s grandmother and now belonging to James Throneburg played such numbers as “On the Beach Medley” and others. Mrs. Y. F. Throneburg, as a “Bloomer Girl”, wearing a white middy and full iblack satin bloom, ers, brought a round of applause, and later she appeared dressed in a lovely dress of “long ago”, a gift to her from Mrs. E. W. Fox who wore it in years past. Mrs. C. W. Falls modeled the handsome wedding dress of the late Mrs. Dora Bell Willeford who was married in 1880 and came to Kings Mountain from Eastern North Carolina as a bride. Mrs. Tom Trott modeled a black dress also worn by Mrs. Willeford. The “piece de resistance” of the show was the appearance of Mrs. D. L. Saunders, cairying her lighted bedtime candle and wear, ijig Mrs. Willeford’s nightgown made floor-length with long sleev es and high neck with rows and rows of tucks and trim, pains takingly made. The garments modeled are the property of Mrs. Willeford’s daughter. Mrs. J. H. Thomson. A black dress with matching bonnet, worn many years ago by the late Mrs. Henry King when she attended services in the old frame Methodist church, was modeled by Mrs. Saunders. Mrs. King was the mother of the late G. T. King and the dress is now the property of Mrs. G W King. Mrs. Bun Goforth modeled a dress which was part of the trousseau of Mrs. W. C. Putnam and made by her mother, Mrs. Daniel Fulton. Mrs. David Hamrick, in a dress once worn by the late Mrs. Char les Murphey, mother of Mrs Lu ther Cansler, and Mrs. C. A. But terworth, wearing a dress former ly worn by the late Mrs. Jerome Harmon, sang at intervals during the show such numbers as “Be lieve Me Of All Those Endearing Young Charms”, “Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyes”, and ‘ When You And I Were Young Maggie.” As a grand finale, Mrs. Trott and Mrs. Throneburg did some fancy steps which could weU have been a cross between “Turkey Trot ’ and ‘‘The Charleston.” They were dresses once worn by Mrs. Don Blanton, one of whicn Mrs. Blanton purchased in Paris during a visit there. Thirty-five class members and two guests enjoyed the evening's festivities. SATISFY THOSE FALL APPETITES! FILL Your Pantry with Fmo Foods From WINN-DIXIE Rights Reserved to Limit Quanities! Save this weekend at Winn-Dixie! You'll find many wonderful values in all departments! GOLDEN RIPE I LB. ONLY I WITH EVERY PURCHASE A#d Sour Pitted Pif •k#rriw.,. 2 «-» 45c Mokt a Banana Pudding . . .F.F.V, Vanilla Wafers] 10 oz. PKO. 29c BLACK PEPPER 1 oz- iv PKG. 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