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PAGE 4, KINGS MOUNTAIN MIRROR, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 19T2
^0^ Of Interest To Women...By Sylvia Holmes ,oo«
“^0^ Phone: 739-5829 or 739-3851
Words Of Kindness
My column this week will be
very brief because I have been
out of circulation for a few
days.
I took a vacation (of sorts)
at the Kings Mountain Hos
pital and it was my first ex
perience of hospital life on
this side of the Atlantic.
They made my stay as
pleasant as possible and 1
am still amazed at the amount
of personal kindness I rece
ived from members of the
staff.
It’s the small things that
make all the difference and
I am deeply appreciative of
the nurses who took the trou-
SUSAN GAIL DAVE
Dam - falser
J^uptials Set
Mrs. Delores Davis and Mr.
Milford Morgan Davis an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter, Susan Gail
Davis to Gary Randall Kiser.
The ceremony will take
place at 12 noon Sunday, Feb
ruary 13th at Macedonia Bap
tist Church, with Rev. L.D.
Scruggs officiating.
The bride elect is a Senior
at Kings Mountain High
School, and resides with her
mother at 523 Katherine Ave.
in Kings Mountain.
The groom elect is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Edward Kiser of 511W. Moun
tain Street, Kings Mountain.
Susan was homecoming queen
and is a member of the FHA
at Kings Mountain High.
Gary, also a senior, is a
member of the Monogram
club. Key Club, and Dem-
olay, and employed at Spec
trum.
Friends and relatives of
the bride and groom elect are
cordially invited to attend the
wedding.
LOUISA'S LETTER
Dear Louisa.
We read letters about
women who shout at their
children and at people in
their family but what do you
do about a woman whose
voice is so loud that she
drowns out all other voices
when she begins to talk?
And the worst part of the
whole thing is that she
doesn’t mind interrupting
people in the midst of a
conversation. You can abso
lutely hear nothing but what
she is saying and docs she
like to hear herself talk!
Lots of the tales she tells
are not absolutely true but
it is a losing battle if any
one tries to get in a remark.
What should we do about
this'’
Deafened—N.C.
Answer:
There is nothing ruder
than interrupting people and
taking over the conversa
tion. Any child who has
been taught manners knows
that one person should speak
at a time and await his or
her turn. Of course, this is
hard to do when one of these
compulsive talkers begins
a lengthy monologue but it
is better than having several
voices going at the same
time.
Someone should tell your
friend how people are react
ing to her behavior but the
question there is the one
put to the storybook mouse:
"who will bell the cat’’’’
Louisa.
ble to chop my pills in half
knowing that I hate to swallow
anything large.
The greatest luxury of all
was the cup of hot tea with
every meal that couldn’t have
been any better even on the
other side of the Atlantic!
Activity
Agenda
D.A.R. THE COLONEL FREB
erlck Hambrlght Chapter of
the American Revolution will
meet on Wednesday, February
9th in Shelby at a joint meet
ing with the Benjamin Cleve
land Chapter of the D.A.R.
*«*
KINGS MOUNTAIN GARDEN
Club meets on Wednesday,
February 9tb at 3:30 p.m. at
the home of Mrs. Phillip Pad
gett. Program chairman is
Mrs. George Houser and she
will present her granddaugh
ter, Laura Ann Hudson, who
will talk about "A Student
Travels Through America,’’
The Arrangement will be a
Valentine theme.
*•«
OPENGATE GARDEN CLUB
MEETS ON Wednesday, Feb.
9th at 3:30 p.m. at the Kings
Mountain Savings and Loan
Association building. The
hostesses are Mrs. Audrey
Dickey and Mrs. Mary
Klepper. The program will
be given by Mrs. W.M, Gantt.
***
TOWN AND COUNTRY GAR-
den Club meets on Thursday,
February 10th at 7:30 p.m.
at the home of Mrs. W.T.
Weir. The program, given by
Mrs. George Moss, will be
"Our Feathered Friends."
***
VALENTINE’S DAY B ON
Monday, February 14tb.
*•*
POLICE AUXILIARY MEETS
on Monday, February 14tb at
7 p.m. at the home of Mrs.
William Roper, 203 Falrvlew
St.
♦*»
CIRCLE NO. 4, CENTRAL
United Methodist Church
meets on Monday, February
14tb at 7:30 p.m. at the home
of Mrs. George Hamrick.
***
CIRCLE NO. 5 CENTRAL
United Methodist Church
meets on Monday, February
14th at 7:30 p.m. at the home
of Mrs. D.L. Saunders.
*♦*
CIRCLE NO. 6, CENTRAL
United Methodist Church
meets on Monday, February
14th at 7:30 p.m. at the home
of Mrs. Kelly Dixon.
CIRCLE NO. 7 CENTRAL
United Methodist Church
meets on Monday, February
14tb at 7:30 p.m. at the home
of Mrs. Clinton Jolly.
***
THE STUDY BOOK CLUB
meets on Tuesday, February,
15th at 7:30 p.m, at the home
of Mrs, James Wilder. Mrs.
Bill Russell has the program.
***
HEART FUND BRIDGE BENE
fit luncheon on Wednesday,
February 16th at 10:30 a.m.
at the Kings Mountain Country
Club. Reservations by Tues
day to Mrs. Pat Plonk or to
the Club.
Garden Club Selling Tickets
To Southern Living Show
The Town and Country Gar
den Club members are selling
tickets for theSouthern Living
Show to be held in Charlotte
from February 26tli to March
6th. The ticketsareavailable
now at a cost of $2.00 each
(admission at the door will
be $2.50). Children are ad
mitted free. Tickets will also
be on sale at Griffins Drug
Store.
WEEKLY RECIPE
Coca Cola Cake
LOU BALLEW
Cake
1 cup coca cola
2 tteps. cocoa
2 sticks margarine
2 cups sugar
1/2 cup buttermilk
1 tsp. soda
2 uidieaten eggs
1 tsp. vanilla
2 cups flour
1 1/2 cups small marsh
mallows
Put coca cola, cocoa and
margarine in a 2 1/2 qu^rt
sauce pan and bring to boll.
Remove from heat and add
rest of Ingredients. Bake in
a greased 13’’ X 9” pan at
350 degrees for 35 minutes
or until done.
ICING (to be poured over hot
cake)
1/2 cup coca cola
1 stick margarine
Celebrates 3rd
Birthday
3 tbs. cocoa
1 box powdered sugar
1 cup chopped nuts
In a saucepan bring coca
cola, margarine and cocoa to
the boll. Add powdered sugar
and nuts. Mix well. Pour
over hot cake. Store cake in
refrigerator - it keeps very
well.
This weeks recipe is given
to us by Lou Ballew, who is
President of the Town and
Country Garden Club. Cook
ing is one of Lou’s favorite
pastimes and next week we
shall be publishing her recipe
for peanut brittle. Lou aixl
husband, Cbuch, have two
children, John a sophomore
at U.N.C. Chapel HUl and a
Morehead Scholar and Susan,
who is a Senior in highSchool.
The Ballews attend First
Presbyterian Church.
Ancient glass slippers un
earthed in Cologne.
Confused?
A woman got on a bus and
took the only empty seat,
next to a harmless-looking
reveller. Soon she opened
a map of Manchuria and be
gan to study it.
The reveller gazed at the
map for a while and finally
addressed the woman in an
interested tone: "Sure
you're on the right bus?”
he asked.
Concert
Ticket
Holders
Ticket holders for the Com
munity Concert series InGas-
tonia will be able to renew
their memberships for the
1972-73 season during the
week commencing February
7th.
New memberships will be
offered during the week of
February 14th - 19th. For
further information, contact
Mrs. John 0. Plonk, Jr., or
Mrs. Larry HamrlclC
SHEILA LU ANN SMITH
Sn/it/f - Maltman
Announce Plans
V
Piedmont
Washerette
324 Railroad Ave.
Good For 5c On Wash Or Dry
Thurs, Or Fri. Feb. 10,11
One To A Customer 5<b
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Smith,
of 803 Fourth Street in Kings
Mountain, announce the en
gagement of their daughter,
Shelia Lu Ann, to Patrick
Nell Hallman, son of Mrs.
Reeves Hallman, of 109
Shady Lane, Llncolnton, N.C.
Sheila is a senior at Kings
Mountain High School,
Patrick is a graduate of
Llncolnton High School and is
attending Gaston College.
The wedding will take place
June 25, 1972.
Judy Seism Is Promoted
Mrs. Judy Dellinger Seism
has been promoted to Assis
tant Personnel Director at
Craftspun Yarns Company.
Judy has been employed with
Craftspun since April 13,
1967. She was employed as
the Shipping Clerk and was
promoted on April 29, 1968
to Personnel Clerk. Her new
position will Include Person
nel, Industrial Relations and
Safety.
Judy is a 1965 graduate of
Kings Mountain High School
and is married to Paul A,
Seism and they live on Route
1, Kings Mountain.
Would you have your songs
endure?
Build on the human heart!
-Robert Browning.
Brunch For
Lady Golfers
Mrs. Lib Mayes will hold a
brunch for lady golfers on
Friday, Feb. 11th at 10:30
a.m. at her home on Ridge St.
It^s A Girl
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Martin
at 104 East King Street ann
ounce the birth of a daughter,
Lori Kay Martin, Wednesday,
February 2, 1972.
Mrs. Martin is the former
Linda Sanders, the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. B.R. Sanders
of Kings Mountain and the
grand - daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. I.J. Arthurs, of Moores-
ville,
Mr. Martin is the son of
Mr. and Mrs, Jay Vee Martin
and grandson of Mrs. Lorette
Wells, and Mrs, Sally Martin.
JUDY DELLINGER SCBM
WILLIAM SAM STINNETT
William Sam (Sanuny) Stin
nett celebrated his 3rd birth
day with a party Saturday at
his Long Creek Acres home
in Bessemer City. He was
three years old Monday.
He is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Stinnett.
The cake was decorated
Raggedy Andy, Party re
freshments were served, car
rying out the Raggedy Andy
theme. Guests were Wade
and Sharon Cash, Lou Ann
Goforth, Shane, Aston and Ad
rian Stinnett, Regina Baldwin,
Laura Ann McDowell, Bill
Queen, Brian Hedgepeth, Andy
and Robby Putnam, Kevin and
Michael O’Brien.
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Dennis Goforth of Kings
Mountain, Mrs. Gay Stinnett
and late Mr. Stinnett of Bess
emer City,
Great grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Goforth of
Grover. Mrs. Stinnett is the
former Jerri Goforth of Kings
Mountain.
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Wallets By Swank
Button Covers
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Polyester Pants
By Higgins , Arnold Palmer
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Polyester Shirts
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Sportswear
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White Stag
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Gloves
By Fawnes
Lingerie
By Shadowline
VALENTINES
A hug in an envelope That's what people
say about our Ambassador Valentines. Come
see our complete selection.
KINGS MOUNTAIN
DRUG CO.
For The Little Ones 6 Months Through Size 8
Sets & Separates
By Health Tex
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