Birthday Celebrations Held ; Brute-Meet Honored ; People In The News
bratinq his 73rd birthday.
♦
Dawn Suzanne Bowen,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George Bowen, was one-year-,
old Sunday, August 2nd.
Dawn is the granddaughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cav
eny and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Bowen, all of Kings Mountain.
Her mother is the former Lu
cille Caveny.
Young Miss Bowen cele
brated her birthday at a fam
ily dinner Sunday attended
by a large number of friends
and re'atives. The dinner was
a joint birthday celebration
for her and her great-grand
father, John L. Caveny, cele
t ♦ *
Jan Elgin, daughter of Mrs. j
Clarence Elgin and the late
Mr. Elgin, celebrated her
16th birthday Saturday at a
party and dance for 34 young j
people at her home on Phe- j
nix street.
Miss Jean Elgin and Steve
Ba:ty were host and hostess i
for the party and the decor
ated care, bated by Betty
Brooks, was cut as highlight
of the affair. Cake and ice
cream were served.
Pink and blue streamers
ard balloons decorated the
party room.
Mrs. Kate Bishop, Mrs.
Louise Elgin and Mrs. Sarah Baity also assisted in details of
entertaining.
forme*- Dot Baldwin.
Crista! Huffstetler. daugh
ter of Mr. ai d Mrs. Clyde
Hutfstet'er, celebrated her
first birthday July 3lrt at a
family party at her home at
903 Rhodes avenue.
The decorated bi-thday
cake waf cut and served v.
ice cream and other party re
freshments. Leanne Sanders,
who a!,:o celebrated her f r"
birthday last Wed-'eraay 1
so shared in the pa'ry fun.
Crista! is the grardda.igi-.
ter of Mrs. Ed Huffstetler of
Kings Mountain and Mr. an
Mrs. C aude Baldwin of Eller
boro. Crista!1' mother is th»
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Christening Services Held
Ben Beam Huffstetler, lO-month-o'd son of Mr. a~d
Mrs. Palmer Huffstetler of Raleigh, was christened at oecC
services Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Centra1 Method"' •
church.
The Huffstetlers. their two sons, Palmer, Jr. and Ben
spent the weekend with the Beam', parents of Mm. H f«t
ler. Young Ben Huffstetler will ceebrate his first birmday i
October and Palmer, Jr. will be two years old in February.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Huffstetler of Charlotte ce n+ the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Moss and attended tue
Sunday christening service for the'r grandson.
* * * *
Miss Frances Goforth has retur ed to New York City
after spending several weeks w"*h rer pare- ‘ , Mr. arg M'
R. D. Goforth. Mrs. Georgia Simmons of H "ywc a Cal ■
fornia and New York visited severa' days act week w‘th
Goforth and her parents.
Deborah Yvette App;ing
daughter of Mr. a^d Mrs. Lar
ry Applirg, ceebra+ea her
record b 'tnday July 22nd at
a • r- -• • irriiy pj'ty at her
home a* 510 Wert King
street.
The decorated b >thday
cake wa! c .* a”d 'erved with;
ice cream.
Debb'e is qrarddauohter of
Mr. ard Mr . R. T. H ffstet
ier of route two and Mr. and
Mr . Henry Revel of Grover.
Her mother is the former
G 'f Huffstetler.
About fhis N' That
Mr . k - etn Davie entertained Saturday at a luncheon
1 : er * tn • • • home on Wes* Mour1 vn :rf.ot honcrin-i M:
B*‘ • Rob' ‘ , bride-eloct.
A or note of pink and white was carried out in deco
ratior . Overlaid with embroidered iner, the tab e was cen
•e-rod w'-h a floral arrangement of pink carnations and glad-.
Tne honoeee'e. place was marked by a white shoulder cor
sage, ard the hostesses' gift to her was china in her chosen
pattern.
A four-cour'e luncheon was served to the quests wh'cl
inc jded Mrs. Huoh Water of Grover and Mrr. Joe Rob
ert of Shelby.
♦ * * *
Mr. a^o Mr". We":sy Kiser ente"*ained Saturday at
their horn e at a cook-out honoring their visitors, Mr. ard
Mrs. J. C. Chandley, Mr. and Mr. F’-’ey Johnson and Miss
Na'^y Cha-d'ey. ai of Ashevi’le.
The Chandieys, parents of Mrs. Steve iCser, came to
Charlotie to see their daughter graduate Saturday from
Mercy He pita! Schoc' of Nursing. Mrs. Kiser, daughter- r
aw of the We sy Kisers, expects to join her husband in K
>een, Texas, withir the next few day" and take a n .rs,r,g pc"
i ‘ior in K' :een.
him
Pnulu
h Imberly ard Pau a A n Roper celebrated their second
brthdsys Mo day A gu t 3rd a4 a family birthday party.
Tre 'wo ■ ••■m.-d a decorated birthday cake and
ice cream with other members of their two famines.
Kim I the d i At or of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Roper of
Mount • ter of Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
Whetstlne and Mr. and Mr . W am I. Roper, ail of Kings
Mountain.
Pa a ' t c- dnuc.1 ter of Mo ar.d Mrs. Paul Roper. Her
grandparent -v-e M r f Mi . W. . Roper ard Rev. and
Mr . R. J. E arv. !■ F ary« are former residents of Kinqs
Mountain.
tl all - r * birthday
at a Joint party a year aao.
Elizabeth Stewart. Editor
Phone 739.5441
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