Woman's Club Installed Officers At General Meeting Held Monday Night Mrs. Lewis Summey of Dallas, president Of District 4 in the North Carolina Federation of Women's ClUbs, installed new of ficers of the Kings 'Mountain Wo man’s clulb Monday night. Installed by Mrs. Summey were tlhlase officers: Mrs. Wilson Griffin, first vice president. Mrs. Dee Jackson, tbdid vice president. Mrs. Jackson is pres ident of the Junior club and there fore serves on the Senior club’s board of directors. Mrs. Toly Shufond, recording secretary. 'Mrs. Paul Nolan, corresponding secretary. Mrs. John Cheshire, treasurer. Mrs. Paul Miauney, chaplain. Mrs. James Logan, club editor. Mrs. Griffin, delegate to the state convention in Pinehurst, gave a report of the convention. Mrs. Haywood E. Lynch, dub president, Conducted the business meeting. Refreshments were, served by members of the 'Fine Arts De partment. Girl Scouts Won Many Awards At Out-door Troop Camp Last Weekend Girl Scouts in Troop 3 at St. Mktrthiew’,s Lutheran church held an outdoor troop camp last week end at the iDakie Crawford area of Kings Mountain National Mili tary Park. Included in the activities were presentation of awards won toy the following: Most co-operative: Freida Bur ton. Best Ail Around: Sara Hend ricks. Most 'Mannerly: Susan Plonk. Happiest: Ann Trott. IBest Rock Collection: Sam Hendricks. Best Leaf Collection: Sara Hendricks. IBest Camp Decorator: Freida Burton. Best Naiturfe Collection: Ann Trott. Best Sport: Joan Howard, Lin da Roberts, Rita Phifer, and Mar lene Hartsoe. Fastest Swimmer: Suzanne Lockridge. IBest Diver: Suzarurfe Lockridge. Most Graceful Swimmer: Sara Hendricks. The girds, under direction of Mrs. James Simpson, also did their own cooking and conducted vespers together with other camp activities. Setting up the Camp included: lashing a wash basin — Linda Roberts, Rita Phifer; lashing ta ble, Sara Hendricks, Patty How ard, Joan Howard, Susan Plonk; lashing clothes rack, Marlene Harfisofe, Ann Trott; lashing bul letin board, Preidia Burton, Su zanne Lodaidge; Sarah Prances Breakfast Ckib Met On Wednesday The Credit Women’s Breakfast club held its regular meeting Wednesday morning at Gastonia Elks club. D. L. Stanley, Wray Junior high school teacher from Gaston ia, teaches the Club study cour ses from “The Credit Women’s Manual.” Mrs. Rachel Best is president of the organization. Miss Peterson Gives Plans Miss 'Betty Lou Peterson, dau ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peterson, has completed plans for her marriage to David Caveny Beam, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elzie Lee (Beam, of Shelby, and an nounces them today. The wedding will take place Wednesday evening ait 6:30 in Elizabeth Baptist church, ShJelllby, with Rev. CWartes B. Sumimey, the pastor, to officiaite at the double ring ceremony. Miss Betty Welis, pianist, and Mins. Boyce Wells, vocalist, will render the nuptial music. The couple will enter the chur ch together. Miss Rachel Blanton will he Miss Peterson’s maid of honor, and Mr. 'Beam will serve as hlis son’s 'best man. Ushers will include Jimmy Monroe, Bill Mitchell, Mike Beam, and Charles Beam, all of Shelby. Miss Bonnie Welch will preside at the guest register. Mrs. I. C. Davis 'iis directing the wedding. Friends and relatives ot the Couple are invited to attend the ceremony. There will be no reception, but the couple will greet wedding guests in the church vestibule. Children's Home Program Planned Miss Ruth McCracken, South ern Area Supervisor of the Chil dren’s Home Society of Greens boro, will present the program at the Monday night meeting of the Junior Woman’s club. Club members are reminded that at this meeting a shower of gifts will be given for youngsters at the home. The Children’s Home is among projects support ed by Junior Woman’s clubs all over the state who have provided furnishings, gifts of clothing, and money to the institution. Mrs. W. G. Jonas is [local chair man of the committee on the Children’s Home. The club convenes at 7:30 p. m. at the Woman’s club. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Gantt have returned from Brockton, Mass., where they visited their daugh ter and son-in-la,w, Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Grant. While there, they toured the town of Plymouth and boarded the Mayflower, gift of England to the state of Massa chusetts. BUILDING PERMIT City Inspector J. W. Webster issued a permit Saturday to City let and Coal Company to build a one-story metal build ing on Railroad avenue. Con tractor for the $2000 job is R. R. Yarbro. AT CONVENTION Hilton Ruth, manager of Belk’s Department Store, is at tending a Belk’s chain man agers meeting at Myrtle Beach, II Late Classified USED T-V BARGAINS — One 17 in. GE console with doors, blonde finish, new picture tube, new set warranty, terms, $75. Also one 17-in. Stromberg-Carl son T-V table model, good set, 30-day warranty, only $54.50. Also one 17-in. Hallicrafter, a bargain at $40. See at BRID GES RADIO & T-V. HELP WANTED The following openings are list ed with the Local Emploment Security Office. Apply at 222 Railroad Ave. JACQUARD WEAVERS JACQUARD LOOM FIXERS ABBOTT WINDERS FARM HAND, DAIRY, house a veritable. HOUSEKEEPERS, able to live in. MAIDS, for Domestic Service. ft; • •' ‘ A l -Z K ''1"-' ' .... gilts of fine jewelry — a treasure through the years. TRI-TAPER? by ( SMARTER! The beamifully contoured design makes it the most fashionable luggage obtainable anywhere today. LIGHTER! The lightest luggage you've ever carried. Actually pounds lighter than other luggage. STRONGER! Fiberglass reinforced onc-pie<5e molded construction*. Ounce for ounce the strongest luggage. 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Add matching pieces to complete your set. # KEEPS ITS FIRST TRIP LOOKI • Classic-designed to stay in style! • Triple-strength construction, vinyl coverings resist scrapes and scuffs, e Satiny linings... roomy pockets. • Choice of Raw side finish, Crystal Green, Hawaiian Blue, London Grey, Saddle • Ton. $ • CERTIFIED WATERPROOF* • 17 JEWELS • SHOCK-RESISTANT • ANTI-MAGNETIC • UNBREAKABLE MAINSPRING • LUMINOUS DIAL • SWEEP SECOND HAND AS LITTLE AS *1 A WEEK took for that BULOVA Difference •When cose, crystal ond crown are intoct. Each and every Butova Sea King it certified waterproof by the United States Testing Co., Inc. Price Includes Federal Tax. * , yellow or white DELUNGER’S JEWEL SHOP Kings Mountain's Leading Jewelers I i 0 As the saying goes: "A man's home is his castle,” and Pop is king in his brand new home purchased the Kings Mountain Savings and Loan way. £ Of course, the rest of the family feels regal too. This family will live royally in its modem new home . .. two baths, garage, play area (indoors and out), a den, built in appliances, all sea son air-conditioning ... much better than in a drafty, broken down castle. How about your dream castle? Think you can't afford it? Many Kings Mountain area citizens who came to us with little expectation of being able to get their needed home are now on the road to occupancy. The facts are correct: 1) We have money to lend for residential and commercial build ing. 2) We have a loan committee that works efficiently and promptly. J 3) Red Tape is at the barest necessary minimum. 4) We do have many, many variable re-payment plans. 1 Kings Mountain area citizens have been becoming home owners through the services of the association since 1907. Why not you? / NOTICE ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Deposits by June 10 Earn Dividends From June 1 CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE ' Per Annum Kings Mountain Savings & Loan Assn. Ben H. Bridges, Sec-Tre< W. K. Mauney, President Established 1907

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