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PAGE 4, KINGS MOUNTAIN MIRROR, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 1972 ^0^ OJ Interest To Women...By Sylvia Holmes ,oo« Phone: 739-5829 or 739-3851 Springtime!!! Springtime! This Is the time of year when many of us are looking in the mirror and feel ing not too happy with our re flection. Skin and hair maybe suffering from the ravages of winter weather. Dissatisfaction with one’s wardrobe is commonas the season changes and Iasi year’s outfit no longer fits or if It does, the style looks def initely dated. Sometimes a glance In the mirror brings a shock of dis belief. Can that really be me? The cruelest reflections of all come from those multi-mir rors In a store’s clothing de partment. How horrifying to see oneself as others see us from the rearview. I am reminded of a poignant lyric by Paul Simon: “The mirror on my wall Counts an image dark and small But I’m not sure at all It’s my reflection.’’ The image we see of our selves is not necessarily the Puzzled by Shirt-Tie Matching? Here’s Tip RALEIGH — Shirts and ties may be the fashion trend setter for 1972, but for many men they present a puzzle: Picking the “right” tie to go with the “right” shirt. Some of the guess work has been taken out of this daily challenge by the top brains in neck wear and shirt designing, notes Harriet Tutterow, extension clothing spe cialist, North Carolina State University. Here are a few suggestions: The more conserv ative man may prefer the safe way out. Just wear a solid shirt with any kind of solid, striped or patterned tie, the spe cialist suggests. Make sure the tie repeats at least one of the shirt colors. Or, pick any kind of plain or textured weave solid color tie for a patterned shirt. image seen by others. Nevertheless, the overall image of women early in the decade of the seventies is a good one. The dictates of fas hion have become less strin gent and we can all do our own thing and still be In style. There still remain some ad men on Madison Avenue who have a most peculiar image of modern women. They are un der the misguided apprehen sion that we all do our house work In glamorous apparal, dust our furniture wearing cocktail dresses and frost our cakes on the back window ledge. For those a bit more daring, color is still the key that locks up the shirt-tie combination. However, ties with midget prints or motifs look well with widely set stripes; ties with huge motifs are safe with thin stripes. In short, opposites attract, and the same theory works for wearing a striped shirt with a striped tie. Shirts with wide set awning stripes can take a tie with tight, narrow stripes and vice versa. WEEKLY RECIPE Chocolate Mint Pie by Jewel Warllck 3 egg whites Dash salt 1/2 teasp. vanilla 3/4 cup sugar 1/2 cup chopped nuts 3/4 cup crushed mint cookies Beat egg whites and salt un til soft peaks form, add sugar gradually and beat until stiff peaks form. With a spoon, carefully fold in crushed coo kies, nuts and vanilla. Spread mixture evenly in a buttered pie pan. Cook In a 325 degree oven for 2 5 minutes. Cool tho roughly in refrigerator for several hours. Serve with whipped cream. This recipe is delicious when made with Girl Scout choco late mint cookies. Jewel War llck hunted out this recipe which she has often used in the past. Jewel is the wife of John Warllck of Warllck Insurance Agency. They have two daugh ters, Robin who is five-years- old and J. J. who recently celebrated her first birthday. McDowell Student Teaching Danny Ray McDowell of Kings Mountain is now practice teaching at Central Jr. High School in Lincolnton, N. C. A senior at Appalachian State U- nlverslty, Boone, N. C, Danny is the sen of Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam McDowell. It’s a poor brain that has to be fired by alcohol before it can function. w \ Top Spellers At Bethware and West Christy Bowen (left) 6th grader at Bethware, and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bowen of Route 1, was top speller at her school in the annual Charlotte Observer sponsored spelling con test. She shows the word she missed "handkerchief” to Mrs. Willie P. Patterson, her teacher. Nancy White, 6th grade daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack White took the top spelling honors at West School. Other winners will be featured next week. The Kings Mountain wlimer will go on to the Charlotte competition. (Mirror Photos) @ F0R MFR’S LIST ^ PRICE OF W PLOS A PENNY! I STA^S 25th We sell some Rexall- brend products below ■ Manufacturer’s List Price on an everyday basis. Look for these Information ^Cards throughout our storey Jor your actual savings^ ...with BONUS BUYS .at special LOW PRICES but not 2 fori -plus a penny Newcomers Club Elects Officers The Newcomers Club of Kings Mountain officially vot ed for it’s name, constitution and by-laws at the regular monthly meeting held on Tuesday, March 14th at the Womens Club. Officers were also elected and they are Mary Wade Smith, President, Melba Kidd, Vice-President; i^drlana Grlgg, Secretary and Linda Davis, Treasurer. Mary Wade appointed sev eral committee chairmen and installation of officers wUl take place at the next monthly Bridge Winners Mrs. J.E. Crossland and Mrs. Sam Davis were prize winners at the ladles bridge luncheon held at the Kings Mountain Country Club on Wednesday, March ISth. Mrs. Crossland from Lyman, S.C. is the sister-in-law of Mrs. Helen Hendricks. meeting in April. Mary Klepper reported that the beginners bridge lessons were continuing to be held each Wednesday night with the exception of the week of the Newcomers Club meeting. Fourteen club mem bers were present on Tuesday and they showered mother- to-be Celeste Wygand with miscellaneous baby gifts. Refreshments served were cake squares decorated with green baby booties, nuts and punch. Agenda FHA Fashion Show The Kings Mountain FHA had a fashion show Friday night, 7 p.m., at the Royal Villa Mo tel. Winners were Judy Ware, best show; Patsy HuUender, Barbara Medlln in the casual department; Patsy Hullender, Barbara Medlln, Kelly Ross in sports clothes; Patsy Hul- Bethlehem Dept. Supper Saturday The Bethlehem Volunteer Fire Department wlU have a barbeque chicken supper Sat urday, March 25th, from 5-8 p.m. at the department. Eat in or take out. Coats have a fitted look and most of them have belts. A lines for spring coat skirts are popuiar. lender, Barbara Medlln, Pa mela Tucker for dressy clothes. Girls are listed in order of first, second, third place, Debbie Brown (left) judges the event. At right is Judy Ware. - i.g. ALEXANDER Easter Play At David Everyone is invited to David Baptist Church, located about 3 miles west of Kings Mount ain on Highway 74, to view a- long with us this play. This is Sunday, March26th,7;00P.M. Sunday, March 26th at 7:00 P.M. Grades 4, 5, and 6 of the David Baptist Church will present an Easter play en titled “Joy Cometh In The Morning.” This is directed by Mrs. Margauerite McKee and Mrs. Pat Chapman. Spaghetti Supper TheGuUd of El-Bethel Meth odist Church is having a Spa ghetti Supper, Saturday, April 8, 1972, from 5 p.m.—8 p.m. There will be spaghetti and sauce, tossed salad, rolls, tea or coffee and dessert. There will also be carry-out orders. Adult plates are $1.25, chil dren under 12, 75f. Easter Cantata The combined choirs of Grace United Methodist Church and Macedonia Baptist Church will present the Eas ter Cantata “No Greater Love” by John W. Peterson on Sunday, March 26th, at 5 p.m. at Grace United Methodist Church. Director is Miss Pam McCall and pianist is Mr. Larry Rol lins. Tree Planted Lou Ballew, president ofthe Town and Country Garden Club, announced that a tree has been planted at North School to celebrate Arbor Day. GIRL SCOUT COOKIE SALE ends on Friday, March 24th. »*♦ MAflNOLIA GARDEN CLUB meets on Tuesday, March 28th at 10:30 a.m.at the home of Mrs. D.F, Hord. Mrs. Kelly Bunch is program chairman and she has arranged for ( Mrs. W. L. Pressley of Mooresvllle to give program on “Containers, Accessories and Background.” ROUND TABLE BOOKCLUB meets on Wednesday, March 29th at 1 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Bob Maner. «** SENIOR WOMENS CLUB meets on Monday, March 27 at 7:45 p.m. at the clubhouse. The Home Life Committee presents a program on “Shopping Sense.” Hostesses are Mrs. L.L. Lphr, chair man, Mrs. C.D. Blanton, Mrs. H.B. Bumgardner, Mrs. V. P. Crosby, Mrs. J.E. Hern don, Mrs. Paul McGiWs and Mrs. F.S, Pritchard. *** Ladies tennis sessions will be held on Thursday morn ings at a.m. at the High School courts. Any ladles are invited to participate in this hour long activity. **♦ COME IN WHILE SELECTIONS ARE GOOD Screen-Printed Tunic Tops Add zest to your Spring wardrobe. knit tunic Polyester '95 To ?95 SALE CONTINUED THRU SATURDAY! New Layered Look Knit Top ^95 WE GIVE YOU SERVICE PHONE 739*2571 KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C. Spring's Latest BODY SUITS Stripes, Solids 98 To m i S-ML We Accept Bank-Ameri Card, Master-Charge LAY-AWAY mw
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