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t and Mrs. W. A. Russell invited the Senior Choir
ral Methodist church to their home following choir
sarsal last Wednesday evening.
Punch with salted pecans, coolties and decorated can-
i were served from a table festive with fruit arrange-
its.
The group listened to a recording of "Christmas Ora-
o" by Camille Saint-Saens, sung by the San Jose Junior
Lege of San Jose, California.
The Senior Choir will present this same cantata at Cen-
Methodist church on Sunday, Dec. 5, at the morning
rice at I I o'clock. The choir is directed and accompan'i-
by Mrs. J. N. McClure.
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Country Clubbers will kick off holiday season festivities
a "Trim the Tree" dinner-dance December I Ith with Mr.
J Mrs. Ray Holmes, Dr. and Mrs. Joe Lee and Dr. and
>. Sam Robinson heading up the entertainment commlt-
The Club Night party will feature dinner at 7 o'clock
I dancing from 9 until midnight.
The annual formal Christmas dinner-dance will be held
December 16th with Mr. and Mrs. George Houser, Mr.
f Mrs. L. Arnold Kiser and Dr. and Mrs. P. G. Padgett as
.ts.
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A "holiday hootenanny" is on the club calendar for
cember 14th with Dr. and Mrs. Charles Adams, Mr. and
s. Darrell Austin and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Southwell as
For sixth, seventh and eighth graders-a "holiday hl-
ks" party is planned with supper and square dancing
m 6:30 until 9:30. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Ballew are hosts.
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"Santa's Secrets", a party for children up through
h grade, is planned December 22 frorn 3:30 until 4;30
n. Mrs. Bob Cox and Mrs. Frank Sincox will Serve as host-
This Is The Law
ANIMALS
This Is the fir.sl of a fall .sprins
of articles which will appear
each week throughout Ihc iie.xt
three months. They have Ijeeti
written for the non-lawyci- as a
public .siervice of the North Car
olina Bar Association.
May any person kill a mad
dog?
I
Yes. The statutes of North
Carolina expressly so provide
The statutes also permit any
person to kill any dog “if he is
killing sheep, cattle, iiogs, or
poultry."
If a person know.s, or ha.s good
reason to believe, that his dog Is
mad and has ibitten another per
son, he becomes criminally lia
ble if he neglects or refu.ses im
mediately to kill the dog, and
further forfeits $50 to him who
will sue therefore, as well as be
ing civilly liable for damages to
the person bitten.
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Is It a criminal offense for an
owner or kc*eper of a dog to fail
to list the same for taxes?
Yes. Tlie owner of tlie home or
lessee of such home is responsi
ble for listing any* dog belonging
to any member of his family.
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Is a blind person entitled to be
accompanied by his “seelng-eye
dog" or "guide dog" on all public
conveyances and to all other
places of public accommoda
tions?
Yes. Such dogs, when educated
Iby a recognized training agency
or scliool, have pi-ivileges other
dogs ilo not liave when they ac
company blind pei-soiis.
es.
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Tuesday My Prayer Mrs. Jerome gether at home of Mr. and Mi's. Mrs. Maude Hamrick has gone Rollins. U.NC Chapel Hill, Mike
Spangler assisled by ladies of' \V. S. Hicks, Sr. to Columbia to sp<*nd some lime land Steve Royster, Wake FoK'd
WMS. Wedne.sday .My Money the , _ . , . "'ith Dr. and .Mr.s. Hoyle Lee. ^ College, Cary Collins, Wake For
Rev. l-'red Crisp a.-islsted by the Mrs. Tippy Francis, .Mrs C. I" ■. Mrs. Ilamiick fi'll at her home;e.st College, Jimmy Wrigin, Auto
deacons and ladies of W.MS and , Bubin and .Scotty | (,|.j Wedne.sday night and was i Diesel College, .Nashville, Tenn.,
Thursilay My All Leader Mrs. A. Monday in Green- Columbia by Ambulance I Riehard flold. F'lorida .State,
F". Collins a.ssistcd hy Iadie.s of ville with the Don Woods. Tpursday atlernoon. 'Brenda Crisp. Winthrop College.
\WMS. Mr. and .Mrs. Charles Hauser.' a,,,! Blaine Piitcltp, facultv r.K.'ii-
Charlene and Cliuck Hnu.ser, | Mrs. Harry Beam honored j,,.,. Mecklenburg .school,
j .Vfr. and Mis. B. H. Bennett of Miss F'ay Ilousei of Charlotte, iMrs. .Mike Arrowood on .Satur-i
Are there any laws protecting I ^l‘-'3h)ii. Washington aiimuince and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Houser re- day night at ta miscellaneous! The Roy Housers. .Miss F'ay
hor.ses on the highways? :*l'e birth of a daughter Mary eenlly touted the North Carolina shower at the Beam home. Mrs. Houser, Mr. and Mrs. Joint Hou.s.
Lynlie, Nov. 1.7. Mis. Henneil is. mounltiitis. Ray Robinson of Gastoni.a and er and daughter of Greenslioi o.
Yes. Under Ihe statutes of foi'tiiei' Jaelciv- Hope, daughter of '.Mrs. Jimmy Jones of Gaffney spent ThanFtsgivine with Mr, and
NorOi Carolina the driver of a i Mr. J ii*l -Mrs. De:oi Hope. : Out-of-town people hero to at-‘were there finm out of town,
motor vehlele must, on signal by j .Mils .Mai jorie Crisp, instructor I tend the funetal of .Mr. FNeietle '
raising the hand of a person rid-'of Wake Forest College, eame Hambright on Thursday wore
Ing, leading or driving a lior.se home on Wednt'sday for the liol : Mr. and .Mrs. George Mullins,
or other draff animal, bring his i Mays to be witli her mother, .Mrs. I .Mo:-lie, Ala., Mr. and Mrs. W. B
motor vehicle imia.cdiatcly
.stop.
-Mr, and Mrs. G. .S. Blackburn,
Dennis and .luily Blackinien,
wen* wi'i'kcnd family visitors of
lo ‘1 i.S. A. Ci irp and othei members; Arnold, Atlanta, Ga., Betty i,,ou-| J'-'i'b -Met raw at Mt. Air>.
of licr t.tm.ilv thi'ougli .Sunday. iso Davis, Augusta, Ga„ .Mrs. K. I Collegi* stui.i-nls home foi the
Mrs. Cliarles Hou.-'cr .ami family
in ftastonia.
■Mr. a!;d Mir. K. D. .Moss sitenf
Monday in Chari.itie going es
pecially for Mr. Moss’ cataract
glasses, at the Lye, l-lar. Nose
It the horse or other draft ani-j Mr. and Mrs. liiliy Monigom-: M. Hambright, College Park, Ga
mal appears badly frightened, ' p,.y g -, g cliil'lren. Jackie Rltea, and Mrs. Alice Aaron. Gaine.s-
and the driver of the motor ve- ianj Miss Sanilra Lynn si>ent ville, Ga.
hide is r.ignaled to do so. the Thanksgiving holidays with Mrs. | The Grover Community -l-II
motor of the vehicle must be | Montgo.aierj’s parents in .SI. Club has sent a Christmas bo.\
caused to cease to run. Pptersbu'.rg, Fla. , to Capt. William F'. Cockrell. Jr..
Mr. ail'J Mis. Roy Haga, Jr., .son of Mr. and Mrs. \\. F'red
and Jimitiy of Annandale, Va., | Cockrell, Sr. of Grover. Cai>t.
Mr. and ?>Iis. W. .S. Hicks, Jr., Cockrell is in Viet Nam.
and famil;.; of Charlolle; llie! Mrs. M. C. Hardin of Barium
Jolin Golds and Gene Turners' .Springs came home Tuesday for
Thanksgiving liolidays were Paul land Thioal hospital.
Week Oi Prayer
Observance Set
At Grover Chnrch
By MRS. GENE TURNER
GROVKR Week of Pray- -
er for F'oi eign Missions is lielng |
observed thi.s week at the F'irst i
Baptist cliurch beginning on Sun-1
day night Nov. 29. 7:30. Mrs. j
Fred Crisp assisted by Ihe Young!
Peoole were in charge of the!
program, "A Living Sacrifice”.
My Home, Monday night a group;
from the church attended .the |
Now H -pe Baiiti.si cliurch and '
haid Miss .Stella Austin, on fur- |
lough from Nigeria, My Life,.
: had Tliank.-t.giving Day dinner to- several day.s.
The Holiday Season ...
Is aiway.s jnarkod by an increase in fire damage. Use every
precaution ibis year to prevent fires and be sure you are pro
tected by ADEQUATE INSURANCE!
THE ARTHUR HAY AGENCY
••ALL KINDS OF INSUBANCE"
PHONE 739-4653
Kings Mountain Country Club will Hold a' holiday open
jse from 7 until 9 p.m. December 23rd with Mr. dnd Mrs.
A. Bridges, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Finger and Mr. and Mrs.
n Finger heading up the host committee. Supper will be
ved at 9.
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High school and college students will gather for
hristmas Capers" on December 29th with dancing from
intil 12 midnight.
Rounding out the month of activities will be the New
ar's Eve dance on December 31 st follower! by breakfast
I a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Dickey and Mr. and Mrs. D.
Pouchak are hosts.
““distaff deeds
^ews itt'm.'! this week from , County. A cookbook of recipes
ishington, Iredell, Nash, Ruth-land cook ahead menus and ideas
McDowell, and Randolph jwas compiled by the Home Dem
onstration Club wo.men
The women must have been
interested because 1,0(X) copies of |
the cookbook were printed and
; sold before the month was out. |
. Mrs. Nancy Myers, home econo
mics Extension agent, says the I
tbc;i ciubmeeting''i.rst'nionih| women practicwl planning menus
i Ic.ii tied to use foliage in 1 while considering the color, tex-
■if aiT.mgemcnts. i *“'e. i^'ono.my and nutritive i
TTIJAGF: ARRANGEMENTS
-MADFI
low do you have attractive at-
igcmcnls in your home with-
: .-iriy extra cost? Chapel Hill
lb ir.embcrs in Washington
untv added an e.xtia feature
1 value of foods.
HOME GROLTNDS
BEAUTIFICATION
3y experimenting with foliage
various types of conlainers, ;
• woren found an inexpensive j
y of adding beauty in. their'
ne. l eports Mrs. F'rancos Dar-! Can you identify all the plants
1. home economics Extension jin your yard? Home Demonstra
mt. “1 didn't realize lyauty in | tion Club mombers in Nash
■ own yard until I s ■ w it ar-1 County made arrangements us
iged correctly," remarked Mrs. ;'ng yard plants and cuttings
R. Latham. ffom bretty shrubs or trees and
COOK AHEAD MEALS . took them to their club meet
Cook Alu-ad Meals" was fea- ' ings.
c(l at chit) meetings in Ir«*dell
— .^r,— ! Since many of the women
were not aware of the variety
name.s. shapes, growth habits
and UK(*s, Mrs, Lydia Booth, home |
economics E.xlension agent. Iden
tified all the plants and suggest
ed ways of using the plants in
their landscape plans.
DECORATING TffS
By GENE TIMMS
DON'T BE AFRAID
TO USE COLOR
One of the results of a dcc-
■ator survey take n recently
was llic predic
tion that liomes
will be lurtiLsh-
ed n ore color
fully than ever
before.
Actually, 1 n
recent years all
TIMMS the .so ■ called
jles ol color combinations
ave been broken. Do you re-
lember when it was taboo
) mix reds and pinks or
reens and blue.s? Now they
re among the most popular
ambinations used.
More and more, we will see
■tore and more colors used In
ecoraling — and more color
ombinalions, too. This is one
■I the big trends and it’s like-
y to continue stronger than
■ver.
Just as all telephones used
0 be black, and now they are
ivailable in all different coi
n's, so will a variety of colors
le seen in all furnishings In
he home.
If you still prefer the so-
■ailed neutral colors .such as
■reys, blacks or white ■ for
rour major colors, be sure to
ise a very bright splash of
•olor In the room on your
vail • paper* flower arrange-
nents or lamps to keep the
•oom from being drab.
If you’re Interested in giv-
ng Mom or Dad a chair for
Christmas, drop In and see our
lUge selection of Boston Rock-
;rs. Swivel Rockers, Becllners,
)r maybe even a rocking wve
jnat. Over a hundred to endose
^Am in fabrics or Vinyls. And
^Riember, too, we give the
Slgge-st discounts here at
rnwMS FUBN. CO. Cash or
terms.
MAJOR CROPS GROWN
Wiien the Bills Creek youth
plan a project, they carry It
thiough in style. Mrs. Mildred
Stallings, hare economics Ex
tension agent, says the Ruther
ford County youth also have the
assistance of their adult leaders.
This year the group members
raised beans and cane as tlieir
project. “They sell molasses
right from the broiler,” Mrs.
Stallings reports. ‘They plan tc
use the money for communit;
improvement projects."
NEW F'.\BRICS AVAIL.ABLE
Many new fabrics are avails
ble on' the market but special
techniques are required wlter
sewing. So homemakers in Me
! Dowell C aunty have been receiv
Ing special as.dstanco with their
sewing needs.
Miss Rachel Keisler, home eco
nomics Extension agent, says in
structions for sewing on severa’
of the new fabrics have beer
: given to the home seamstresses.
' BRIDE’S PACKETS COMPILED
Yoenr wives are being reached
in Randolph County through the
d.Ur,'' ution cf homcmaking bul
letins through the Register of
Deeds office.
Miss Martha Branon, assist
ant home economics Extension a-
gent, says the bulletins are put
together Into a '.'bride’s packet”
anil given to the bride-to-be when
she goes for her marriage li
cense.
Little Miss Ginny . Gibson
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hal
Gllbson of Chesnee, S.-
spending the week with Rolbln
and Cathy Crawford, daughters
of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Crawford,
York Road, Kings Mountain.
At McCiifkmis Deparimeni Store
nr
.-cozy-colorful
Tops for color, warmth ond
fashion... knit headworm-
ors in every style from cops
fo cloches to turbans. A
qreot gift at low costl
2
rm
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glamour and glitter
She fovors fashion few*
elry... and our littio
prices favor your budg*
et. Choose now item a
gifted array.
h $1 lo $2
if
7s.,
•
^^gift her With
Ev«y length, avny stylg, efoy
giovo a ged will love, here now
for Christmas gifting! Our selection
feotuips wamOh, olegonccu
$1
, ^
carrying
holiday cheer
^0 m
Cheery news for
Santa, too! No
more Federal Ex
cise Tax on our
fine handbags
$2.98
to
$17.95
give her
smart new AOT
Santa delivers fashion with
a punch when ho stuffs
her slocking with oil the
r, log-appoolng
iooib in sodcsi
59c to $2.50
S
^^^beautiful gift?^^
Panties make the i
prettiest gift pack-
ages, especially'
when they're so la
cy and feminine.
Choose!
39c fb $4
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