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Benefit Raises Funds
Bridge players were
present for 31 tables of
bridge and rook Tuesday
night at the Woman’s Club
where over 1360 was made
for community service
projects. Woman’s Club
bers donated the home
made desserts which were
served during the games.
Prizes In bridge went to
Dr. Carl Garrison of
Dallas, high scorer; Mrs.
John Warllck, Mrs. Jack
Hauser, Mrs. John Plonk,
Mrs. Martin Harmon and
Mrs. David Faunce. Mrs.
Haywood B. Lynch held
the consolation award.
Mrs. Bun OofOrth won
high score In rook and Miss
Margaret Harmon placed
second.
The door prize, a hand-
scnne sUver tray donated
by DeUln^r’s Jewel Shop,
was won by Mrs. Carl
Garrison of Dallas. ’The
Garrisons were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey
Mauney.
Mrs. Philip Baker,
Woman’s Club president,
welcomed guests and Mrs.
Charles Mauney, benefit
chairman, announced
rules of the games.
Tallies were card of
vegetables. Including
carrots, tomatoes, and
squash, and Mrs. H. Carl
Mayes had arranged a
large centerpiece, fea
turing spring vegetables,
for the refreshment table
which was also decorated
In the spring gardening
theme.
’Ten games of bingo were
played after the bridge and
rook games and prizes
were homemade desserts
donated by Woman’s Club
members, sponsors of the
event.
MO’IHER-DAUOHTER
EVENT
A crowd of 86 mothers
and daughters attended ae
Mother-Daughter banquet
at Central United Metho
dist Church, featuring a
supper of baked ham and
accessories prepared by
Men of the Church.
’Ihe theme of the pro
gram, ”Ye Are ’The Vine,”
featured decorations
throughout the fellowship
hall. Ivy decorated the
tables and potted plants
were given as prizes to the
families of Kellv Dixon
and Delbert Dixon, with
most members present,
(our generations, and to
Mrs. Ann Mayes Ware of
Charlotte who traveled the
furthest distance to attend.
Members of ’’Salt
Company,” the Children’s
Choir of the Church, enter
tained the group as the
program.
The Invocation was
given by Rev. Robert Bog-
gan.
Mrs. C. J. Holtschulte,
president of the Women’s
Society of Christian Ser
vice, presided.
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IT’SAOIRL
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
Moss of Grover announce
the arrival of their first
child, a daughter, Court
ney Denise, April 15,
Cleveland Memorial
Hospital, Shelby.
’The baby weighed seven
pounds, 13 ounces and Is
granddaughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Yates Smith and Mrs.
Gladys Moss of Grover and
the late William Lawrence
Moss. Great-grandparents
are Buddy Sellers and Mrs.
Lela Smith of Kings
Mountain.
Mrs. Moss Is the former
Ree Smith.
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C0MIN08 AND
oomos
Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Pranks and son, James, of
Summerville, S. C. and
Rev. and Mrs. William F.
Jones of Atlantic, N. C.
were weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs. James B.
Franks, grandparents of
Richard Franks.
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ENOAOED
PAIR HONORED
Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Holmes entertained at
their home on Sherwood
Lane Friday evening,
April 16th, at a party-
shower honoring Jim
Champion and Kris
Humphries, whose wed
ding will take place May
7th In Zoar Baptist Church.
Guests were members of
Kings Mountain Little
Theatre, of which Mr.
Champion Is president.
The engaged pair
received a shower of
miscellaneous household
gifts for their new home.
Miss Humphries was
presented a corsage of
white camatlone which she
pinned to the shoulder of
her party dress.
Party pick-ups were
served from a refreshment
table festive with spring
flowers and dogwood
blossoms.
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Area citizens who are
now planting tomatoes will
be Interested In
suggestions from ex
tension specialists on wide
selection of tomato
varieties to plant.
’ITiat selection will be
narrowed, they said. If the
soil Is harboring the
Granville wUt organism.
’This bacterial disease Is
falriy widespread In North
Carolina and might be
suspected If tomatoes In
6nt Houil
wmam
'Qie Meet In Dry Gleaning
507 E. KING ST. 739-5844
MONDAY A TUMDAY
Men's or Ladies 2 piece
I Smts 2 For $309
Dieses
pick up same week for SpeciaU
Laundered Crisp-Bright .
Folded or On Hangers ^
/
Fi
SHIRTS
Trousers Plain Skirts
or Sweaters Mix
pick up same week for Special!
past years have wilted soH
died.
If you suspect Granvllla
wilt Is a problem In yopr
garden. North Caroline
State University extensta
speclaellsts suggest
planting either Venus sr
Saturn varieties. ’Thase
were developed at NCRJ
and are resistant te
Granville wilt.
’Ihese may not produce •
tomato that Is quits M
large as those of favartteo
such as Better Boy HybrlC
Manapal or Marlon, bat
they should allow you !•
produce tomatoes In wilt-
prone gardens.
GOOD EARTH OFFICERS - New ottlcers of
Good Earth Garden Club are pictured following ttaslr
election Wednesday night. Front row, left to rigMk
Sandra Connor, secretary; Mary Lon Ware, vie*
president; and Gail Cheshire, president; Standings
from left, Connie Bell, Wanda Connor, and Melsay
Ballard, members of the executive committee. Nat
pictured are Jane Shields, treasurer, and Bfarg
Mauney, past president.
Photo By Lib Stewart
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