Junior Clubwomen Install New Officers
NSW OFFICERS IXSTAI.I.KU Tin Ki»<m
Mmintnin Junior H'i.nunTs rlnb ihsIuIIiiI m ir <>/•
funs Mutnliiu nuiht nnil thin «H iw-turril above.
Mrs. IhII .hnnis, nt fur riiiht. flisplillis n nilr* r Iron
iiIi/miI Ini th I' n! i-hib nt 'h XCFll'l’ ii'iiiriit’OH
Inst in i A'. I'ri.ni h/t: Mrs Hill Tlimit ir. rii nnluti/
si i rt’lnri/; Mrs. Rulurt Chniii/imH^ Ji., i urn s/Sinil
ii»i/ serretm-y; Miss P*•«/_»/»; Run*. a urn’ member;
Ms. Itifl) Morns, treasurer; Mrs. Dirk MrGinnis,
?hu plain; Miss Jackie Rlan'on, rire-presuient;
mil M JOn<isi presulent. Mrs Janus, Miss Blun
on mill Mrs. Champion in rc nil re-eleitcd to
'<•<■< * Inn terms in the organization. (Photo
lur (hi Hrrulil lot Carlisle Sliuhol
People In The News
Donna Lynn Myers, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Myers, ce'ebrates her second
birthday Thursday, May 7th.
A birthday oarty for 25 chil- j
dren is planned Saturday af
fernoon at the Myers home
on Grover road.
Donna yellow and white
decorated cake will center
the refreshment table. The
cake will be served with ice
cream and party refresh-,
ments. Favors will be given
each child.
Donna i:. granddaughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George Raines
and Mr. and Mrs. Miles H.
Myers, all of Kings Mountain. Her mother is the former Mar-'
tha Raines.
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Mrs. Carl Mayes won third place awe.’d in the crafts i
contest sponsored by the North Carolina Federation of Wo
men s Clubs for a display of Christmas ornaments.
The Kings Mountain winners entry wur among those or
display in Greensboro at last week's annual convention of
the NCFWC.
Mrs. Aubrey Mauney of Kings Mountain, a past state
president, installed the new slate of officers at Thursday
night s banquet. She also erved as organist for the conven
tion.
Representing Kirt. Mountain Woman's club, in addi
tion to Mrs. Mauney whc is pre-s’dent, were Mrs. John Ches
hire, incoming president, and Mrs. Paul Hendricks.
About This N' That
Mrs. Michael Daniel announces the marriage of her;
daughter. Char ere Daniel A iman, to Buford Adam Robbins.
The wedding took place May 1st ! a ceremony performed
in Gaffney, South Carolina.
The couple wl be at home after Mav I Oth at 401 West
Mountain street.
New officers of the Kings Men ' tain high school Parent
Teacher Student Association have been elected for the
coming year.
The slate of officers is headed by Pie dent Ber Gomes.
Other officers are Mrs. Tom Trott, vice president; Mrs. Wil
son Griffin, secretary; and Mrs. John Gold, treasurer.
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Country Clubbers have scheduled a family fi>h fry for
Friday evening and a Mother's Day buffet for Sunday noon.
Reservatio n are asked or both mea' .
A ladies' bndqe-'uncheon, a regu'ar monthly event, will{
be held Wednesday. Reservations are asked by 3 p.m. Tues
day.
Mr. and Mr Gordon Hughes and son. Jackie, visited
Pvt. David Hughe at Fort E >tis, Vj. during the weekend.
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Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Grigg and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Fowler ot Shelby '-pent Sunday in Maggio Val ey and Chero
kee.
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It's A Boy
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Carrigan ar-ounce the arrival of;
their second child. Jeffrey Bob. Fiday, April 24. Kings
Mountain hospital. Grandparent* are Mr. and Mr*. Arthur
Carrigan and Mr. and Mr*. J. E. Dover, al! of Kings Moun
tain.
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Phone 739-5441
Elizabeth Stewart, Editor
Mrs. Prince Home
After Hospital Stay
Mrs. A. B. Prince has returned
home after undergoing major
surgery at Charlotte Presbyterian
hospital. Mrs. Prince was hospi
talized for 10 days and reeuper
atisl for two weeks at the home
of a daughter. Mrs. Jack Prime
and family in Charlotte.
Mrs. George Antonich and chi!
'hen have arrived for a visit from
their home in Florida. The Anti
nichs expect to he here with Mr.
and Mrs. Prlnct iMrs. Antonich's
parents) for two weeks. Mr. An
t'-nich will <-ome to Kings Moun
t; in and accompany his family
back home.
Dixons To Ncte
Silver Anniversary
The follow ing invitation is he
int* issued in Kings Mountain:
, 19.19 , 1964
Mr. and Mrs. Eilicin Duiyht
Dixon
request the pleasure of your
(Ton pony
on the
T mill it-fifth Anniversary
nf their nuirriat/n
mi Saturday. erniinq.
the sixteenth of May
front seven-thirty to nine-thirty
o’eloek
at the home of
Mr. anil Mrs. Wesley Kiser
loon Linwood Road
Knots Mountain. Sorth Carolina
Concert Tickets
On Sale This Week
'Hie Gastonia Community Con
certs Association is conducting a
week - long membership drive
which will end on Saturday.
Kings Mountain area citizens
may purchase a year's member
ship itiekets good for five eon
oertsi at $S. Student member
ships are $4.
Tickets mav he purchased by
telephoning Gastonia UN 5-4611.
They ran also tie picked up at the
Chamber of Commerce Building
in Gastonia. Pr. Andrew Miller,
publicity chairman, said. They
may also be ordered via mail.
In addition. Dr. Miller pointed
•ut that the membership has in
clude! a co-op setup whereby lo
cal tick holders will he able to at
tend concerts in Shelby, Hickory
and Morganton. all with entirely
different artists.
Arthur Fiedler and the Boston
Pops Tour Orchestra head up a
list of concerts that already in
clude. in addition, the Revelers
male quartet and Tanias Vasary.
young Hungarian pianist.
No memberships will he sold
after Saturday, Pr. Miller point
ed out. He noted that a full mem
bership of 1.500 is neod.-d if Gas
tonia is to he assured to top ar
tists and five concerts.
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Mrs. Briggs Hostess
To Methodist Circle
|
Mrs. Paul Briggs was hostess j
Wednesday morning at her home1
to seven members of Circle 2 of
Central Methodist church.
The devotional was given hy
Mrs. J. R. Davis and Mrs. Jay
Powell had the program. "Our
I-a ter Years A Time for Respon
sible Living.' Mrs. Powell also
presided in the absence of Mrs.
Y F. Thronehurg. chairman.
Plans for the May Pdlow’ship
Pay observance were announced.
The Kings Mountain Council of
Cnitcd Churchwomen will spon
sor the annual program May 14th
at 3:30 p.m. at Ontral Methodist
church. A social half-hour will be
held from 3 until 3:30 in the fel
lowship building.
Mrs. C. A. Butterworth invited
the group to meet at her home in
June.
Mrs. Briggs was assisted in
serving refreshments.
The Kings Mountain Junior
Woman's club installed new offi
cers for WtH-fiT* at the regular
May meeting Monday night.
Miss Elizabeth Stewart, past
president and District IV chair
man of Public Affairs, was in
stalling officer
The new officers and a new
member. Miss Peggy Ross, were
installed in a candlelight cere
mony.
Mrs. W. (i. (Bill! Jonas will
head the women's organization
for a second year and Mr«. Jonas
was install**-!, along with these
of filers: Miss Jackie Blanton, re
elected to a second term as vice
president; Mrs. Boh Morris, trea
surer; Mrs. Bill Tinsley, record
ing secretary; '.Mrs. Robert Cham
pion. Jr.. re-elected correspond
ing secretory; and Mrs. Dick Mc
Ginnis, chaplain.
Trior to the installation pro
gram. a social hour was held
Mrs. Dwain Lynch and Mrs.
Charles Dover served a dessert
course with ieed tea.
Miss Mary Alice McDaniel con
ducted the devotional and Mrs.
Jonas presided. Mrs. Charles
Herndon and Miss Libby Mi-dlin
were present as visitors.
The silver tray won by the Jun
iors for its Children's Clothing
project and awarded at the state
convention last week was on dis
play.
Mrs. Jonas announced that Dis
trict IV. which includes clubs
from this area won the Kather
ine Mauney American field Ser
vile silver compote, a traveling
award presented annually to the
district in the federation which
boasts the Highest percentage of
American Ti-ld Service students.
The award is presented by Mrs.
Aubrey Mauney of Kings Moun
tain. a past president of the North
Carolina Federation of Women's
Clubs.
It's A Boy
For J. V. Caunes
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Cauno of
Greensboro announce the arrival
of a son. Saturday. May 2nd. Mrs.
Cauno is thoformer Rachel Jolly
of Kings Mountain.
The eight pound haby hoy was
t>orn at Wesley Long Memorial
hospital.
Mrs. Clarence Jolly and her
granddaughter. Cindy Jolly, spent
the weekend in Greensboro, going
especially to see Mrs. Jolly's new
grandson.
Miss A^xander
Weds S+eve Hope
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Alexander
of Sharon, S. C. announce the
marriage of i h e i r daughter,
Frances Judy, to Stephen Michael
Hope, son of Mr. and Mrs. George
J. Hope of Kings Mountain.
The wedding took place Mon
day evening in York, S. C. with
Probate Judge Charles Nunn per
forming the ceremony in the
presence of the immediate fam
ilies.
'.Mr. and Mrs. Hope are at home
in Kings Mountain.
' SOCIAL
: CALENDAR
Thursday:
7:30 Pink Ladies orientation
and organizational mating at
Kings 'Mountain hoapit <1 chapel.
Friday:
7:00 Family fish fry at the
Country Club.
Saturday:
7:30 Margrave Woman s club
at the home of Mrs. Fird Davis.
Sunday:
12:00 Mother's Day buffet at
the Country Club.
Monday:
3:00- Circle i of Kings Moun
tain Baptist church at the home
of Mrs. D. (I. Littlejohn.
3:00 Circle L ot Kings M -un
tain Baptist church at the home
of Mrs. C. D. Ware.
7:'J0 Ann'tal Jubilee Birthday
Party of the Women’s S iciety at
Boyce Memorial ARP church.
7:30 Circle | of Central Meth
odist at th>* home of Mrs. Clar
ence Peele.
7:30 Circle 5 of Cen'ral Meth
odist church at the hone of Mrs.
James Alexander.
7:30 Orel** 7 of Centtal Meth
odist church it th<> home of Mr*.
Austin Bumgard'ier. Mrs. Perry
Champion, .o-host ess
7:30 Circle 7 of CWttnl Meth
odist church at the h >mc of Mrs.
Hazel Bumgardner and Miss Bes
sie Bumgardner.
7:30 Circle S of Kings Moun
tain Baptist church at the home
of Mrs. B. O. Weaver.
7:30 Circl- I o«' Kings Moun
tain Baptist church at the home
of 'Miss Fannv Carpenter.
7:30 Circle 3 of Kings Moun
tain Baptist church at the home
of Mrs. Alfred Tate.
Turnday:
6:30 Candvstripers organiza
tion will meet in the Kings Moun
tain hospital chapel.
9:30 a.m: Circle 6 of Kings
Mountain Baptist church at the
home of Mrs. D. F. Hord.
Wednesday:
10 a.m. - Monthly bridge lunch
eon at the Kings Mountain Coun
try Club.
4-H'ers Hear
Camp Program
Henry Dam cron, assistant coun
ty agricultural agent, showed
slides of Cleveland County 4-H
campaigning activities at Camp
Millstone at the regular Tuesday
night meeting of the Dixon Com
munity 4-H club.
Mrs. Rachel Jones, assistant
home economics agent, was also
a visitor.
Cleveland County 4-H Camp
will he held this summer the
week of July 13th. Some 130 4?
ll'ers are expected to attend.
President Patsy Welch presided
and Linda Montgomery, program
chairman, gave the devotional.
Marlene Weir
Wins Honor
LAURINBURG. N. C- -Miss
Marlene Weir of Kings Mountain
was given an outstanding student
service award this past week at
St. Andrews Presbyterian Col
lege.
Miss Weir was presented this
award by the Interdormitory
Council for excellence in extra
curricular activities throughout
the year.
A junior. Miss Weir is the
daughter of Mi. and Mrs. S. S.
Weir, Jr., of Kings Mountain.
Radio Personality To Be Commentator
For Sub-Deb Ball; Committees Appointed
Ty Boyd. WBT radio personali
ty. will serve as commentator for
the 19t>l Junior Charity League
Suh-Dobutante Ball, it has been
announced hy Mrs. Gordon Ham
rick, chairman
Arrangements tor Mr. Boyd's
participation in the 19:h annual
event were made hy Mrs. J. V.
Schweppe. lie will announce each
o 1 the 93 debutantes who will be
presented hy their lathers or
chief marshals. A* in the past,
the debutantes will wear long
white formal dresses and carry
bouquets of ret* roses.
Other committee assignments
revealed by '.Mis. Hamrick in ad
dition to Mrs. Neil Johnson, debu
tante secretary, and her assist
ant. Mrs. L. P. Holland, Jr., in
clude Mrs. A. \V. Archer, who is
in charge of decorations, assisted
by Mrs. Numa Carter; Mrs. L- W.
Short, tickets: Mrs. Robert Burns,
figure; and Mrs. Kush Hamrick,
Jr., publicity.
Flrsfcof the League-sponsored
activities for the two-day event
which will get underway on Fri
day, June 5. is the debutante re
ception to be held at North Lake
Country Club under the chair
manship of Mrs. Julian Hamrick.
Mrs. William Campbell and Mrs.
Aaron B. Quinn. Jr. are in charge
of arrangements for Friday eve
ning's supper dance.
A new feature of the 19t>l ball
will he a Saturday morning dance
and brunch to be held at North
Lake Countrv club with Mrs. Ed
Hamilton serving as chairman.
Mrs. Jack Palmer. Jr., assisted
by Mrs. Craig Jones, is in charge
of deb pictures.
Other committee heads are:
fathers' golf Mrs. Richard Bowl
ing; house. Mrs Robert Lutz; in
formation. Mrs. George Corn;{
flowers, Mrs. £ F. Edwards; mu
sic. Mrs. Robert Stone.
The mothers" coffee, an annual
event sponsored by the League's
senior active mcmliership, will be
held on Saturday morning with
Mrs. Draper Wood in charge.
First Baptists To Be Host Nex+ Thursday
To WMU Associational Leadership School
First Baptist church will be
host next week to the Lrst in a
three-night W.MU Aasbciational
leadership study course.
Sessions will be held on Thurs
•lay nights beginning May Hth
and continuing through May 2Sth
from 7 p.m. until 9:30.
The leadership coutses art*
open to all Baptists in the Kings
Mountain association.
Leaders for the various pro
gram topics for officers and WM
IT chairmen include:
Thursday. May Hth: Mrs. W.
E. McSwaln. presidents: Mrs.Carl
Hamrick. treasurers; Mrs. Clyde
Dover, community missions and
Mrs. Yancey Ellis, vice-presidents.
Thursday, May 2tst: Mrs. Da
vid Beam, publications; Mrs.
George Dowd. se<*retaries; Mrs.
Recca Bingham, mission study:
and Mrs. John Gold, prayer.
Thursday. May 2Mh: Mrs. B. II.
Hopper, stewardship; Mrs. Horn
er Ward Sunbeams: Mrs. Jack
Shull. Girls Auxiliaries; and Mrs.
Don Hoff. Young Women's Auxi
liary'.
Birth
Announcements
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cook, J»5
Flat rock St., Clover. S. C., an
nounce the uirth of a son, Friday,
May 1, Kings Mountain hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Keneth Green.
102 E. Louisanr. Ave.. Bessemer
City, announce the birth of a son.
Friday, May 1, Kings Mountain
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Houser.
213 Maple St announce the airth
of a son. Friday. May 1, Kings
Mountain hospital.
Mr. and Mrs Billy Hugh Camp,
Rt. 2, announce the birth of a son.
Saturday, May 2. Kings Mountain
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore West
moreland, 1235 E. Dixon Blvd.,
Shelby. N. C., announce the birth
of a son, Monday, May 4. Kings
Mountain hospital.
Missing Pictures
To Be Run Next Week
The Herald is missing this
week three pictures which should
have appcar-d on its women's
pages and two others which were
to have been used in connection
with news stories.
I Customarily, the Herald ships
i to the Spartanburg. S. C. Herald
Journal the photographs to be
engraved for editions of the Her
ald. The engraving were return
ed by parcel post Tuesday but
had not rcaeh«*d the Herald at
presstime yesterday. They nor
mally are shipped via bus. Dead*
line for pictures to appear in an
••dition of the Herald is -t p.m.
Tuesday.
The pictures and stories will
appear in the May Hth edition.
Johnny Barber. Jr. has return
ed home from Maryland where
he has worked the past several
, months. He is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. John B. Barber.
■Mr. and Mrs. Dean Westmore
land of Charlotte and Mr. and
Mrs. J. Bert Westmoreland of
Grover spent the weekend at
Myrtle Beach. S. C. They went es
pecially for thi wedding of Miss
Alice Elizabeth Lee and Captain
Teddy Day Lowe which took
place .Saturday in First Methodist
church. Mrs. Dean Westmoreland
was matron-of-honor in her sis
ter’s wedding.
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Mrs. Anderson To Visit
Gillespies, Pethels
Mrs. Cot'll Anderson will ar
rlvo Saturday from Knoxvillo.
Tennessee for a visit with her
brother. Booth W. Gillespie and
Mrs. Gillespie
Mrs. Gillespie and Mrs. Ander-'
son will leave Sunday morning
for Greensboro where they will
visit Mrs. Gillespie's daughter.
Mrs. Franklin Pethol and family
The Kings Mountain women are
going especially to attend a spe
e'al Sunday nieht chur.-li service
in Greensboro at which Mr. Peth
el will direct a .Tt-piece orchestra
In a musical program.
Pink Ladies
To Meet Thursday
An orientation class for pink
ladies who conduct the hospital
visiting program will lx* held at
Kings Mountain hospital chapel
Thursday night at 7:30.
Mrs. Wan/a Y. Dav is, president
of the hospital auxiliary, said
that all interested women. both
whitt* and colored, ar? invited to
meet for a combined orientation
and organizational meeting.
Interested volunteer workers
from No. I Township. Cherry
ville. Grover and surrounding
communities are invited to at
tend. Pink l.tdics are on duty at
the hospital trom f» un'll 11:30 a.
m. and 2 to 4:30 p.m. daily and
from 6:30 to 8:30 nightly.
Mrs. Davis also announced that
an organizational meeting of th >
Candyst ripens. young girls who
are high school students and who
assist at the hospital, will meet'
Tuesday night at 6:30 in the hos
pital chapel. Interested Negro
girls may contact Mrs. Marshall
Campbell about the Candystrip
ers and other area high school
students should contact Mrs. Da
vis.
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Hughes
and grandson, Cor.nie. spent Sun
day in Rock 'Iill. S. C. where they
attended a birthday dinner in
honour of M'-s. Hughes’ brother. ’
Halbert Dunlap.
Vicki Turner Wins
Dress Revue Award
jm|Af Grow'r.jj^kh
anl^P^ f>ic I^PI r
Vicki Tur
ter of Mr. an^rc wnr r^^prr.
copped first olaer award in the
junior cotton dres* division of the
county wide 4-H dress revue held
Saturday at Elizabeth s hod in
Shelby.
Miss Turner is a member of the
Grover Ml club. The revue, nar
rated by Linda Klliott. was in
terwoven with a talent contest
Mrs. J. V. Jones. assistant home
economics a*ent, presented the
awards to winners.
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