People In The News
About This N' That
! Four King Mountain women have returned home after
a cruise aboard the S. S. Bahama Star to Nassau from Mi
ami, Florida.
Making the trip were Miss Piccola Blalcck. Mrs. Lalyage
Hord, Mi A- • B. Roberts and Mrs. Pear Kerr. Miss Bla
lock and M s R ce • are Kirgs Mountain teachers.
From left i iccompanying photograph are Mrs. Kerr,
Miss Rcbr • Mr*. Hn-d and Miss Blalock.
Norman F Her McGill, III
and William Dickey McGill,
sons of Mr. and Mrs. N. F.
McGill, Jr., celebrated birth
days Saturday.
A circus party was held at
the McGill home on W.
Mountain street. Trip McGii
will note his fourth birthday
January 30th. His younger
brother Chip was two-years
o*d January 5th. The boys
great-grandmother, Mn. H.
T. Fulton Sr., and their ma
ternal orandfether, Rev. W.
F. McGinnis, of Ei’enboro.
who also have January birth
days. were oresent for the
party. Their great-aunt Mrs.
Earle Carpenter was also a
guest.
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Overlaid with white cloth,
the refreshment table was de
corated with red streamers
and balloons and held a cir
cus cake at {he center. Sma
cupcakes he'd red candle
and tn-ey were served with
the ca^e. ice cream and lem
onade.
Children present for the
party were Scott Yarbro
Billy Gene McCarter, Ted
McKay. Jimmy Fulton. Shan
London. Lindsay Ann Go
<'>><)' forth. Lynda and Beverly
Lynch. Paula and Jody Ham. Drew and Chad Tedder, Vickev
Watterson and Susan Baiiew.
G fts were displayed in a red wagon. _
Grandparents of Chip and Trip are Mr. and Mrs.
McGill. Sr. and Rev. and Mrs. W. F. McGinnis.
Uavid LPaoener. ji., w
of Mr. and Mrs. David Led
better, will ce'ebrate His third
birthday Thursday, January^
Young Ledbetter is qrana
son of Mr. and Mrs. Seth Put
nam of Grover and Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Ledbetter cf Rock
Hill. S. C.
A small family party will,
be held at the Ledbetter
i home at 503 Marqrace.
David will wear a cowbov
suit and a birthday cake will
be topped with three can
dles.
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Miss Betty Morrison. Kings
Mountain sophomore at Sa
lem college in Winston Saiem.|
was featured In a recent issue
of the student newspaper.
"The Salemite."
An English major. Miss
Morrison was recently named
Sweetheart of Delta Slg by
that fraternity of Wake For
est college at Winston Salem.
She. is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. F. Scarr Morrison of
Edgemont Drive.
Social Calendar
Monthly:
7: l."» Senior Woman's c-ltib at
the Woman's tlub. Mrs. Robert
Miller. chairman of hostess com
mittee.
Coffse Cake Ideal
For Cold Mornings
There is nothint! friendlier than
an invitation to coffee. It needn't
he a formal at'iimoon party with
fancy sandwiches amd the *ilvei
service. A relaxing, informal ga-;
thciing in mid-morning "hen a
mother can really enjoy that see-,
ond cup of coi.ee is the wmm
est way to entertain old friends
or introduce new ones to the
neighbors.
Instead of a traditional coffee
t in!; or rounds of doughnuts or
huns. serve these delicious little
individual coffee cakes. It takes
so little time and effort to make
them. That'* why min iture cof
fee lakes are particularly fine
for church or ciub coffees too.
INDIVIDUAL GOFFEE CAKES
'« cup shortening
1 cup sugai
2 egg yolks
I'i cups sifti*d flour
2 teaspoons baking powder
'3 teaspoon salt
•s cup milk
2 egg whites
cup sugar
'a teaspoon cinnamrit
cuj chopr.ed walnut meats
Cream shortening. Add 1 cup
sugar gradually and cream tho
rouahlv. licit egg yolks. Add to
first mixture. Mix and sift flour,
baking powilei and <al’ and add
alternately wi n milk. Heat egg
whites stiff hit' not dry. Fold In.
pour into well-greased individual
pie pans. Mix cup sugar with
cinnamon and chopped walnut
nut meats. Sprinkle o\er batter.
Bake in moderate oven. TT> do
grees. F. 20 t 2* minutes. Serve
hot.
Yield: eight.
Miss Hoy'e Weds
Dwan Thcnburn
Miss Sue Hoyle, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Hoyle of
near Shelby, end Dwan Thorn
burg. son of Mr. and Mrs. Wray
Thornburg of near Kings Moun
tain. were married last Sunday
in Gaffney. S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Wray Thornburg.
Mr. and Mrr. Newell T -ornburg
anti soyt, Mr. and Mrs. John O.
Patterson. Mrs Clarence Hoyle
ami Miss Ann Movie accompanied
the couple to Gaffney.
The bride is a senior .at Bums
high school. I’allstnn. where she
Mans to continue her eduiation.
The bridegroom attended Beth
ware high school and is now en
gaged in farming with his father.
The newlyweds are making
their home for the p *esent with
the bridegroom's parents
Woman's Club
To Name Officers
William Kav. guidance counse
lor at Kings Mountain high
school, will he guest speaker at
Monday night's regular moot:'.t ■
of Kings Mount.in Woman's dab.
Mr. Kay will elaborate on the
th»*me. “Guidance for High School
Seniors In Preparation for Goi
lege.” Mrs. W. L. Mauney i< pro
gram chairman
Tlte club will convene at 7:15 p.
m. in the lounge of the clubhouse.
Mrs. George B. Thomasson. first
vice-president, will preside.
A report from the nominating
committee will In- given by Mrs.
J. H. Arthur, chairman. To be
elected art> a president, first and
sec mil vice • pi csidents, corres
ponding secretary and dub edi
tor. The officers will serve a »v\o
year term.
Mrs. Robert Miller is chairman
of the hostess committee. Re
freshments will tv served follow
' ing the program.
FIVE GFXERATfOXS One-nmnth-eM Robbie Gene Ervin,
son of V . amt Mr*. Robert Ervin, represents a fifth fteneraticm in
los fatni’a. h n left nt>ovr ore Robbie's mother, Mr*. Robert Ervin;
Mr*. Ervin's mother anil Robbie’s f)ramf mother. Mrs. J. D. Bar•
nette; Ms. Barnette's grandmother, Mrs. Minnie McCarter, age "7
of Hast,,ant who is hohlmt) her <irent•ifrantinon; and Mr*. Barnette's
t itle .. Cnni/jull McCarter of Gastonia, ctreat-qrent grandfather of
nonnfi Ervin.
Churchwomen Name Officers For '64,
Mrs. Pianton Succeeds Mrs. Maunev
:
:
.\! * Charles Rlafciton, Jr. has1
been installs! as president of, I
Kings Mountain Cnited Church
u omen for 1963-65 Mrs fUantofi:
will succeed Mrs. Raul Mauney.
Other new officers named Fri-' i
day night at the annual meeting !
at First Presbyterian church 6r»
elude: 1
Mrs. PH her t Dixon, vice-presi
dent.
Mrs. Fred Wright. Jr., secre
tai y.
Mrs. Nathan Reed, treasurer.
Mrs. J. R. Simpson. chairman
of the li)6l May Fellowship Day
observance.
Mrs. K. It. Ooter, chairman of
the 1964 Worl I Community Day
observ anc<>.
Mrs. Marion DuBose. chairman!
of the lfNo Workl Day of Prayer j
observ ancc.
Mrs. N. I!. F.eed. chairman of
the finance committee, and Miss
Elizabeth Stewart, publicity
chairman.
Mrs. D. M. Pouehak. chairman
of The Churchwoman. publication
committee.
Mrs. George Plonk installed the
new officers anti various commit
tee chairmen gave report of acti-i
vities during 1963. Mrs. Paul,
Mauney presided.
Kings Mountain Cnitod Church
women is an ir.terden iminatioiial
organization representing virtual
ly all churches in the Kings.
Mountain area.
Soearmans Are Host
To Dixon 4-H Clubbers
Mr. and Mrs. Kail Spearman
entertained members of the Dix
on Community i-H club at a par
tv Saturday night at their home
in the Dixon community.
ThcS peat man's niece and nep
hew. Sheila and Mike Graitam.
'noth of wohm are memliers of
the «lull, shared host and hostess
duties.
Sandwiches, potato chips, cook
ies and cold drinks were served
from i refreshment table in the
recreation room of the Spear
man’s new borne. Gary Stewart
and Gary Bolin provided music
on the guitar and records were
also eta joyed.
Some 25 young people attended.
Patsy Welch is president of the
club.
German Club
To Organize
Plans to organize a German
club in this area are underway.
Interested Kings Mountain artk3
wcmi;i are inched to attend a
planning session for prospective
members at the home of Mrs.
Karl Wright. 1 Shi Beverly Drive.
Shelby, Sunday. January 26th at
3 pm.
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DELLINGER'S
Jewel Shop
Kings Mountain's Leading
Jewelers
Gosey's Fourth Son
Arrived January 14
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goaey of
Charlotte. formerly of Kings
Mountain, announce the arrival of
their fourth son. William Scott
Gos<^, oorn January lHh. Pres-1
byterian hospital.
Kings Mountain grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Goaey.
Maternal grandmother is Mrs. W.
M. Miller of Gastonia.
Russell Dean Fleming
Notes First Birthday
Russell Dean Fleming, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dean Flem
ing. celebrated his first birthday
Monday. January 20th. at a small
family party at his home at 1102
Shelby road.
Young Fleming is grandson of
Mr.a nd Mrs. W. F. Flomiiig and
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Gosnell. all
of Kings Mounain. His maternal
giandfathcr is the late Grover
Leo Hoyle.
A decorated birthday cake was
cut and served Tuesday to mem
bers of the immediate family.
Children's Home
'las Successful Drive
OREEXSBORO. X. C. — A t
ucccssful Dc<-cmber fund-rais
ns campaign was reported toda>
»y iho Children's Homo Sooietj ;
>f Xorlh Carolina.
Just ovor S6*>.000 was roooivod .
n answer to the Society's trarii-j
ional Christmas season appeal,
taid William D. SnUler of Croons
soro. Society president.
“We want to say Thank you' te|
i he many Xorth Carolinians who
responded to our appeal." he said.'
"These generous contributions:
will help assure a ‘Happy New
Tear" for the homeless babies and
children who come into our care."
While the Decemoer solicitation
lagged at the start, it ended a-:
head of the previous year when
contributions totaled some
S00
“The rising demand for the So
ciety's services, and the continu
ing climb of costs, made it neces
sary that our budget be increased
in order to hold our work to its
customary high standards.” Sni
der explained. “I am hopeful we
shall not have to say -no" to re
quests for mrr aid in the year a
head."
The Society is a child-caring
and adoption planning agency
which gives it.; services statewide
without charge. Its support is en
tirely voluntary Through Caro
lirtas United, the Society receives
support from United Fund drive*
in a number 01 Tar Heel commu
nities.
The children Y Home Society is
a local project of the Junior Wo
man's Club.
Auxiliary Hears
Judge White
Recorder's C«rjrt Judge Jack
White was guest speaker at
Thursday night's American Le
gion Auxiliary meeting at the
Legion building
Mrs. P. D. Fulton and 'Mrs. Hu
bert Aderhold* shared hostess
duties.
Judge Whitt? gave a resume of
state and national legislative bo
dies and recent laws enacted by
the General Assembly.
Members made plans for the
annual Poppy Day and directed
the president to place an order
for 1500 poppies which the auxi
liary will offer for sale via a
sale.
freshments were served.
Churchwomen To Go To Hickory Monday -
For Annual Three-Day Meeting Of UCW *
Numerous Hint's Mountain wo- j
men will go to Hickory Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday for the
16th animal m« cling of United
Church Wtomen a department of
llie North Carolina Council of
Churches.
Overall theme of the meeting
Will be •‘The Church Ecumenical
Ita Ministries." Churches of Hick
ory will he host.
The opening session on Mon
day will he held at Holy Trinity
church with registration from 2
until 6 n.m.. including a coffee
hour. Mrs. Bertha Jarrott, field
representative of the Koinonia
Foundation of Baltimore. Md..
will he principal speaker at the 6
p..m. banquet. Mrs. Ernest Pi.\
son Will preside.
Tuesday’s session iieginnmg
with registration at 9 a m. is
scheduled a t Corinth United
Church of Christ. A symposium.’
“The UN Is Your Business" will
highlight the morning session
There will be various reports
from offlres and i-ommittee chair
man and a worship program. Dr.
Samuel Proctoi will spe ik on
“The Christian and Higher Edu
cation" at the luncheon meeting
A tea honoring denominational
presidents will he held from 3:3d
until 5 p.m. at St. Andrew’s Lit
theran church and a fellowship
dinner will he spread at 5:15 a'
First .Methodist church. Mrs. rl.
OHn Troy will he guest speaker
Dr. George Whittecar. presi
dent of the North Carolina Coun
cil of Churches, will preside at
the evening worship service. Dr.
Henry P. Van Dusen will deliver
the message.
New’ officers will he installed
and awards prerented at the clos
ing session Wednesday morning
at First Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Aubrey Mauncy. Kings
Mountain, is first vice-president
of the organization and is pro
gram chairman for the iweting.
Ctub To Serve
Sunday Dinner Feb. 2
The Senior Woman’s club will
serve Sunday dinner lo the inter
ested public Sunday. February 2.
beginning at 12 o'clock noon a»
the Woman's e!ub.
Mrs. Paul Mauncy and Mrs.
Lawrence Lohc are in charge of
the kitchen ami Mrs. W. T. Weir
is in charge of tickets.
Tickets will he 1.50 for adults
and $1 for children age 10 and
under. There will be choice of
meals.
Proceeds will go to the Huh
building fund.
Night In Miami’
Cluo Niqht Theme
Club night at the Country Club
■tot today. February’ 1st- will foa
lure the thrme. "One Night In
Miami”, ami reservations are
asked by January 31st.
The Florida deem will be ear
i iod out ki ballroom decorations
out in tlie dinner menu. Serving
of dinner will begin at 7 p.tn.
F.udd\ Fates and his Band from
Roek Hill. S. C. will provide mu
rk- for dancing.
Hosts for the evening will he
Mr. and Mrs. Jack White and Mr.
ami Mrs. St-ai r Momsson.
Mullinax-Brazieli
Invitations Issued
Invitations reading as follows
are being issuer’ in Kings Moun
tain:
Mr. mid Mm. Rai/taamd Mulliuaj
requent (hr honour of your
/ii i xenre
at thr Martin ft' of their ftnuffhter
Cnrol At) a
to
Mr. Gilbert tV. Brazzrll
on Saturday. the eifihtli rtf
February
at four o'elnek
Grate Met hod inf Church
mu?/' Mountain. Xnrth Carolina
Rerejd ion
Frllnwxhqi Hat,
THOMSON &
McKinnon
Members ;
New York and American
Stock Exchanges and
other leading Ex
changes
Ilf) Liberty Life Building
Charlotte. X. C.
IN KINGS MOUNTAIN
Dial 7.19-2631
for information on any
stock that interests
you.
(No toll charge)
MARK KANE.
Manager
Athlene G. Smith
Registered j
Representative •
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