Baptists Circles Set Meetings.
Presfcyterian Circles Also Met
BY MRS. M. C. HARDIN
TELEPHONE YE-7-6111
GROVER. — The following cir
«rfes of the WMU of the First |
Baptist church will hold their i
meetings this week. The Meldona1
Livingstone with (Mrs. Arthur
Davis. Thursday evening the
Mary Christian with Mrs. W. W.j
McCarter. The Alma Hunt with I
Mrs. J. R. Ellis. Also Thursday!
evening the Inalbella Coleman1
will meet Wednesday morning
With Mrs. H. L. Beam.
The circles of the Women of
Shiloh Presbyterian met this
week: Circle Number 1 with Mrs.
C^harles Adams; Circle Number
2 WtthtMlrs. J. D. Hambright; Cir
cle Number 3 with Mrs. Holmes
Harry.
Mr* and Mrs. Joe (Mulllnax and
daughter, Sherry, returned to
Jacksonville, Fla., Sunday after
spending, the week here with, rel
atives.
Little Sherry Mullinax spent
several days with her grandpar
ents, Rev. and. Mrs. Kenneth Hol
lifieki at Pilot Mountain. Rev.
and Mrs. Hollifield brought her
bade Friday.
Jack Mullinax spent the week
end with (Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Mullinax in Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs. Forest Daivls
Jr.., arui children, Rennetta and
George, of Greenville, S. C., spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Abernathy.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Davis and
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Andy spent the weekend in Ral
eigh with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Lee.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Tate spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ellis
Tate in Columbia, S. C.
Mrs. Bertha George spent the
weekend with Mrs. Dovie Moore
in the Patterson Grove section
near Kings Mountain.
Mrs. Nick Bellisimo and dau
ghters, Marie and Joan, of Fort
Lauderdale, Fla., arrived Thurs
day toy plane for a visit with her
parents, Mr. and sMrs. Frank
Hambright. She came especially
to attend the wedding of her bro
ther, Donald Ilamfbright and
Becky Jane Harris.
Mjr. and Mrs. D. J. Montgomery
Wave arrived home from Minne
sota Where he has been employ
ed for sometime.
Miss Mary Ann Herndon of
Wake Forest College spent last
weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Herndon..
Miss Marjorie Crisp' of Wake
Forest, Mrs. Frank Batts and
children, Marjorie and Franklin,
Jr., of Macclesfield,, and Linda
Crawley of Boiling Springs spent
the weekend with Mrs. S. A.
Crisp.
Mr. and Mrs. George Royster
of Gaffney, S. C., were Sunday
guests of Mrs. Pearle Royster.
Canvassers of Shiloh Presby
terian church met Friday evening
for a "dutch” supper at Renn’s
Cafeteria followed by a training
session with Dr. Robert Bluford
of the Limestone Presbyterian
church in Gaffney, S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Little have
returned to their winter home in
Miami, Fla.. Bill Little accom
panied them home and spent sev
eral days.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Hayse Ledford
and sons of Asheville spent the
weekend with 'Mr. and Mfs. R.
H. Fonder.
Mr. and Mrs. William MoSwain
Clover, S. C., were recent guests
of Mrs. J. F. Goforth.
Mrs. Eunice Norman, Mrs. W.
I. Ormand and Mrs. I>. G. Hern
don visited relatives in Lincoln
ton last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Bill Black and
Johnny of Mint Hill were recent
guests of Mrs. J. D. Watterson.
Carley Martin is seriously ill
at hiis home. His sister, Mrs. W,
C. Brown of Spartanburg, S. C
spent last week here.
The family of Mr. and Mrs
Glee Bridges of Kings Mountain
met at the Renn’s Cafeteria Sun
day for a family dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Keefer o]
Charlotte were recent guests ol
Mr. 'and Mrs. T. T. Keeter.
The Parsonage of the Firs
Baptist church has been cample
ted, the Rev. and Mns. Donah
Cabaniss have moved into it.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bell anc
Buddy of Belmont were recen
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bryar
Shu ford.
Ronald Eaker, son of W. M
Eaker graduated from Recrui
Training at the Naval Training
Center in San Diego, Californu
and is visiting his parents,-Mr
and Mrs. W. M. Eaker.
Roy Henderson of Henderson
viile, who has been employee
with the Dillon Construction Co
Which is building Che new high
way 29, was seriously injurec
Wednesday when the tractor he
was operating ran off a bridge
on the Shiloh church road. He
fell 35 feet, fracturing both ank
les and a vertebra jn his spine
He was taken ito the Shelby hos
pital, but later in the week wa<
removed to an Asheville hospital
He was boarding at the Renn’s
Cafeteria here.
The birthday club of the Sew
ing Room Department of the
Mmatte Mill enjoyed a party a
the home of Mrs. James Byers
MEANS
Over 1,800 communities in North Carolina get all of
their mail by motor truck. Modern truck transportation
has brought better living to the entire state. Modern
highways have made modem truck transportation pos
sible. Modern highways have also mobilized the excess
labor population on our farms for work in industry at
higher wages. This is the sort of progress in transporta
tion that makes for better living.
Most of the outstanding examples of where industry
and labor have been brought together are areas that
subscribe to the system of “legal control” of the sale of
beer and ale as being in the best interests of tempera-.ee
and moderation.
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Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Board of
Puiaski, Virginia spent the week
end with Rev. and Mrs. J. T.
Howell, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Goforth and
■ Donald of Greenwood, S. C. v-isit
i.ed Mr. and Mrs. Ray Goforth
I during the week end.
(Among some of the Grover
, folks attending the ball game at
i Clemson Saturday, were Mr. and
Mrs. B. H. Harry, Rev. and- Mrs.
i J. T. Howell, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
. Neal, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Har
| ry, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ham bright
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hambright,
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Scruggs, and
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Harry, Jr.
STATE COLLEGE
ANSWERS
TIMELY
FARM QUESTIONS
QUESTION: Have any chan
ges been made in 1959 soybean
support regulations?
ANSWER: Yes. Soybeans con
taining 1 per cent or less foreign
material at the time of delivery
to OCC will get a premium of
2 cents per bushel. Soybeans
with foreign material of more
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Bethware School News
BY LYNDA HERNDON
I
(Omitted Last Week)
The Monogram club met in
the gym Wednesday afternoon to
elect a Homecoming Queen. Jan
et Hamrick was chosen queen.
, Janet is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Hamrick. She is a
first string guard on the basket
ball team. She is active in school
activities including the Beta
Club. ' Janet is a tall, brunette,
blue-eyed girl. The attendants
chosen were Barbara Yarbrough
to be escorted by Myers Ham
bright; Rae Falls to be escorted
by R. G. Franklin; Judy Hoop
augh to be escorted by Blaine
Froneberger; Karen Horn to be
escorted by Kenneth Rayfield;
and Janet will be escorted by
Bill Powell. Janet will be crown
ed by Kim CaShion, last year’s
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i queen. Kim will be escorted by
j Gary Fisher. The homecoming
; game will be with Belwood, Jan
uary 22.
The 'ball suits were given out
1 Tuesday night. The girls receiv
j ing them were Janet Hamrick,
I Frances Smith, Jean Leigh, Pat
i Bolin, Rae Falls, Sheila Gantt,
Carolyn Dellinger, Judy Watter
son, Judy Hoopaugh, Jan Fisher,
Shirley Seism, Becky Bolin and
Lynda Herndon. Jane Hamrick
is the captain. Managers are Kay
Carroll and Alice McSwain.
The boys receiving suits were:
Bobby IBiddix, Troy Dover, Jerry
Patterson, Charles Bolin, Jerry
Morris, Bill Lail, Tommy Bar
rett, Lawrence Bolin, Ken Cash,
Billy Wesse, John Cashion, and
Eddy Herndon. The managers
Dentists Set
Tri-County Meet
The Gaston County Heart As
sociation and the North Carolina
Heart Association are sponsoring
a prograim for he Dental Society
of Gaston, Cleveland and Lincoln
Counties at the regular monthly
meeting of the Gaston County
Dental Society on Thursday, No
vember 12.
Dr. Marvin E. Chapin, as gi/est
speaker, will address the den
are: Charles Shook, Dennis Horn,
and Bryon Perkins.
rhe Hallowe’en Carnival was
very successful. The Queens and
Kings were: elementary grades—
Becky Webster, queen, and Billy
Whitesides, king; high school —
Judy Hoopaugh, queen, and Don
Horn, king.
Mrs. Green’s fifth and sixth
grades have been getting up the
Chapel grogram which they will
have this Friday. They have been
making booklets and working on
their arithmetic.
The first grades have (been very
busy since the start of school.
tlsts on "The Cardiac In the Den
tal Chair,, and will illustrate the
lecture as he gives his presenta
tion.
The meeting will be held at
Gastonia Woman’s club on West
Second Avenue. Dinner wall be
served at 7 p. m.
Dr. Walter J. Lucas, president
of the local society and Dr. H. D.
Froneberger, district president
are looking forward to an excit
ing evening for the profession.
Dr. l/Ucais requests that members
get their reservations to Dr. John
Pruett, Bessemer City, promptly.
Drs. G. E. Prince, L. L. Chas- |
ttan and E. C. Williams make up
the comimuitbee of professional
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