P'wtaretl ate tour of the five
generation* preant o> the re
union hehl June 1*1 nt the Srnt'h
Mountain Rai>ti*t Camp of the
fa in ilii of IV. R. Cau*hy of M • or
ganton, father of Mi *. C. C. Sum
mitt of King* Mountain. Shorn
with Mr. Caunhii are Mr*. Sum
mitt, her non, L ff. Sum mitt and
hi* daughter, three • week* - old
Rabun I.unrtte, ttoungent member
of the targe family.
Five Generations
Attend Reunion
A reunion nt the family of W. R.
Causby of More ant on was hehl
at the South Mountain Baptist
Camp near MorRanton June 1st.
About 12*> members, represent
inp five generations, were pivs
ent. includinR Mr. Caushy's ten
livin'* children and their families
J*hey included Mr. and Mrs.
^wton Causby, Mr. and Mrs
nHPndon Causby. Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Causby, Mr. and Mrs
Fred Avery. Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Duckworth of Monranton: Ernest
Causby of Casar. Mrs. Lovzar La
nier of Double Shoals. <Mr. and
Mrs. M. L. Tallent of Concord.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Causby of Win
ston-Salem and Mr. and 'Mrs. C.
C. Sumnvt* of Kint;s 'Mountain
A picnic dinner was served and
entertainment was presented by
the Kinus Mountain Home Town
ers, a strinj: hand.
Mrs. Harmon Hostess
A* Bridqe-Luncheon
Mrs. Martin Harmon entertain
ed at a bridRe-luneheon at her
home Friday at noon.
Guest* included Mrs Harmon's
mother. Mrs. H. K. James, of
Woodruff, S. C., her sister. Mrs.
E. M. Leopard, of Greer, S. C..
Mrs. Walter Swink. Mrs. Hill
Eastwood of Woodruff. Mrs. Ern
est Pool of Enoree. S. C. anti Mrs.
Wilson Crawford, Mrs. W. K
Maunev. Jr.. Mrs. Jacob Coooer
Mrs Phillip PadRett. Mrs. W. L.
Plonk. Mrs. George Houser and
Mrs. Annie N'eisler of Kiiirs
Mountain.
Following lunch, six propres
sions of hridRe were played. Mrs.
.Mauney received the high score
prize, Mrs. Houser, second high
and Mrs. Pool was presented the
^■isolation prize.
Birth
Announcements
Mr. and Mr*. Roy Gmr Moss.
FO Box 404, Grover. N. C.. an
nounoe the birth of a won. Sun
| day. August 9. Kino* Mountain
hospital
'Mr. ami Mrs. Ordrtfy Hanson
Ernst. m(»I Third St., announce the
I birth of a daughter. Saturday. |
i August 8. Kings Mountain hospi
!«•'
Mr. and Mrs .William Gordon,
11‘» MeGiU Farm Rd., announce,
the birth of a son. Saturday, Au
gust 8, Kings Mountain hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jones. 919 ,
Sharon I>r.. annoume the birth of !
a son. Tuesday. August 11. Kings!
Mountain hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hlpps.
3.700 Parkdale Circle, announce
the birth of a daughter. Wed nos !
day. August 12. Kings Mountain
hospital.
WMS Held
August Meeting
The Women's Missionary Sooie-I
, ty of Second Baptist church heard!
; a pr >gratr on “English Language <
I and Church' s Overseas” at Mon-1
l day night's regular August meet-’
ing.
Mrs. S. O. Kirby opened the ,
meeting with prayer. Others hav- |
1 ng part on the program were ,
Mrs. Pearl Kiser, Mrs. Iva Lang
| 'ord. and Airs. Ruth King.
Mrs. Katie Pruitt presided and
1 Mrs. John (Hadden read the mi- j
I lutes of the last meeting. Mrs.
Tuitt dismissed the meeting with
j prayer.
I i
Twelve members attended.
\4rs. Gan** Entertains
Margrace Women s Club
The Margrace Women's club
met Saturday evening at 7:30 at :
he home of Mrs. Carl Gantt.
Mrs. Paul Mauney, president,
presided, and the devotional was
riven by Mrs. Grace Blanton.
Following the program the
hostess served cake and sand
,vi'-h<*s with iced drinks to the
members.
Guests of Mrs. Charles Ramosy
M >nday and Tuesday were her
; daughter end son-in-law. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Boheler. of Kinston,
j :md their children. Judy, Chucky
j anti Stevie Boheler.
Cathy Boheler. who has spent
j the summer with her grandmo
ther, accompanied her family
i home to Kinston.
Walter D. Harmon, Jr.
Honored A* Party
Walter D. (Chip* Harmon. Jr.,
son of Mr. mil Mrs. W. D. Har
mon. Sr., celebrated his third
birthday. Monday. August 3, at a
party at his home on Phifer road. I
<’hip's birthday cake was top
ped with a ranch scene with cow
boys and Indians. The cake was
cut and served with ice cream
and each child received a favor.
Guests included neighborhood
friends and out-of-town cousins.
Palmer Huffstetler, Jr.. Johnny
Simmons, ami Sandra Betts.
Chip's grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. J. D. Simmons and Mr.
and Mrs. Ben F. Beam, both of
Kings Mountain.
Edith Stertz Circle
Met Tuesday Night
Mrs. Madge Arrowood was
hostess Tuesday night to the
Kdith Stertz Circle of the Bethle
hem Baptist church.
'Mrs. Clarence Ledford, pro
gram chairman, was assisted by
Mesdames Calvin Wright, James
Ledford. Paul Lancaster and the
hostess.
Following the program Mrs.
Arrowood served a dessert plate
of home • made ice • cream, cup
cakes and potato chips with iced
tea.
Eight members were present.
Senior Citizens Group
To Have Picnic Aug. 21
The Senior Citizens will have
a picnic on Friday. August 21.
at Lake Montonla. according to
an announcement by Mrs Paul
Hendricks.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allen
spent the week-end at Crescent
Beach visiting their daughter
Mrs. Walter Drury and Mr. Dru
ry.
Mrs. Godfrey
Feted By WMU
The East Side Baptist church
WMU honored Mr*. II. R. find
lin at a dlmur at Honey'* Res
taurant in < la* ton l a Saturday
night.
Mr*, Godfrey and her (laugh
ter* will leave soon to join her
husband. Chief l»etty Officer II
R. Godfrey. in Portsmouth, Va..
where he I* assigned as an In
structor in ihe Compteaaed Gas
'(■hool at Norfolk Navy Yard
Guests included Mr*. Charles
P.amsey. Mr*. Ijiwrence Putnam,
.Mr*. Dane! I Coble, Mrs. Orel I
Brooks. Mrs. Wink Russell. Mis
Mexie TVrbolo and Mrs. Harry
Stewart.
The honoree was presented a
corsage of red carnations, and
following the three course dinner,
the |>arty returned to the homo of
Mrs. Putnam for light refresh
ments, at which Mrs. Godfrey re
ceived gifts from the group
Out-Of-Town Guests
Attend Nuptials
Out-of-town guests attending
the wedding of Miss Barbara
Dianna Neal and Larry Floyd Al
len at the First Presbyterian
church Saturday evening includ
ed Miss J. D. Walker. Miss Shelia
Parker. 'Mrs. Paul G. Poston. Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Tate. Mrs. Foy
Hill. Mrs. Mabel Tessiner, Mrs
Harold Ivedford Mrs. A. W. Led
ford, Mrs. Jerry Sneed. Rev. and
Mrs. D. W. Digit. Miss June nigh.
; Miss Annette Parker, Miss Rita
j Hoppes. Mrs. James Crocker,
Mrs. James Ward, and Miss Linda
McSwain of Shelby; Mr. and Mrs.
, Hampton Homesley, Mrs. Yatrs
1 Homesley, Mrs. Howard Ford,
Mrs. Luke Jenkins, Mrs. Archie
] Carpenter. Mrs. N. A. Wright. Jr..
1 and Mrs. R. I). Homesley of Cher
, ryville; Miss Mary Allgood. Mrs.
' David Rigsby, Mr. and Mrs. Got
• vin Klrod. Jr., of Boone: and
i Mrs. Thelma R. Gri-ndle of Gas
tonia.
Also. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Dick
son and Mrs. Mary Lou Collins of
Grover: Mr and Mrs. Paul D
Poston and David Poston of Rock
] Hill, S. C.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles
( E. Reinhardt of Atlanta. Ga., and
' Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hunstein.
Miss Barbara Hunstein. Mis*
j Phyllis Hunstein and A. W. Hun
! stein, Jr., of New York. N. Y.
Attending from Spartanburg.
IS. C.. were Mrs. D. C. Allen. Mr.
land Mrs. Mo/el Cash. Mr. anti
1 Mrs G. R. Edmonds, Mr. and Mrs.
1 Preston Morrow, Mrs. Ava Lou
Warlick and Mr. and Mrs. Ray C.
Allen; from Miami. Fla.. Mrs.
Catherine Ware; from Farming
ton. III.. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Alien
i and Brad Allen: and from Ashe
' ville, N. C.. '.Miss Diane Ricker.
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Extra special! Broken sixes
In our famous P. F. Brand,
regular values to $4.99
2.99
ONE TABLE ARCHDALE A LAZY BONES
OXFORDS & LOAFERS
Most sixes 9Vs to 3. regular
values to $8.50. now
3.99
ONE TABLE CHILDREN'S
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Straps and oxfords, regular
values to $4.99. now
2.99
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BOYS' SHORT-SLEEVED
KNIT SHIRTS
sizes 8 to 18 — regular S2.29 value
ONE GROUP BOYS' SHORT-SLEEVED
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values to S2.99. now
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e
Insurance Women
Hold Cook-Out
TIh- Gastonia Association of
Insurance Women wen? enter
tained at a rook-out at the home
of Mrs William Anthony at 7l>G
Henry St. here Tuesday night
The tegular monthly mo ting
<:f the dub was highlighted by a
miscellaneous shower in honor
of Mrs. II. Kdward Thompson,
recent bride
Following the supper, which
featured hamburger- and home
mad« ke cream. Mrs. Merrill,
president, presided o\er a short
business session
Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay MoMack
in, .Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dilling,
and Mts. .toe Crimes were Sunda>
visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
K MeMaekin. and son Mike, who
ria\o recently ocfltpicd their new
home at 2119 Ludlow Lane. Win
ston Salem.
4-H'ers Begin
Electric Project
Tar H<*cl 4 H'crs with out
standing records in the 4-H
electrk projwl will mi-ct in
Asheville at the Battery Park
Hotel. Aug. IT 19 tor their an
nual meeting.
Dr. Carlton Blalock, assistant
director of the Agricultural In
tension Service in charge of 1
H Club work, announces that
nearly 2IK) boys and girls will he
honored during the week
The highlight of the annual
program will he the presentation
of territorial and state awards
at the annual recognition ban
quet on Tuc«da\ night. Scholar
ships of SIi>0 each will go to
eight first place territorial win
ners. Kight second-place terri
torial winner- will receive gold
watches
The state winner will receive
an expense paid trip to National
4-H Club Congress m Chicago.
The presentation of awards
will be made by members ol the
host electric power companies:
Carolina Power and Light Com
pnnj. D. E Stewart, \irv prrsi
■liMii; Ihikr [’nw'cr Compiiry. I*
\V. Rooth. assicip.i \ ire |»r«i
de-nt: Nantahalu I’iMci and
Lijhl Company. John M. Archer.
Jr., president; Virginia Electric
and Power Company. A. L.
Jameson. \ ice president.
On M >no«> evening. the dele
gates will attend a buffet supper
foi the formal • A \ oic
t> show will follow later i: the
evening.
Following breakfast on Tli s
day morning, there will be- a I
II Club members forum. 4-II
demonstrations and project re
|K»rts. Rev. Armin C. Draege-rt.
president id -be \sho- ii'r>
combe Ministerial Assoe i ition.
will address the- group at a
luncheon se-ssion.
In the afternoon, delegates
will tour the- new Asheville
Steam niectrk- (lenerating Plant
and the Oerbe-r Product* Com
puny plant.
The de-le-gate-s will l*e- enler
tained during t he- week by
special -1 11 talent numbers Par
ticipating on the programs will
Ire-: Rrii'v Weav.l. tap dance-.
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