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Newspaper
Kings Mountain Herald
Location
Kings Mountain, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1949
Page
11
A joint meeting of the youth councils of Central Methodist Church and race Methodist Church will be held Tuesday night at Central Methodist Church to plan Youth Activities Week scheduled August 21 to 27. All officers commission chairmen youth counselors teachers and others interested are urged to attend at 7 30 p m.
Mr and Mrs Odell Benton of route 2 announce the birth of a son on Wednesday July 27 at Shelby Hospital.
Saturday activities include a 6:30 dinner and music by George McLeCroy at the Country Club. Sunday hosts the Duplicate Bridge club, Baptist church meeting, Myrtle Derrick circle gathering, and Contract Club at various homes. Weekday entries feature Ace of Clubs at Mrs Carl Mauney, Thursday Afternoon Book club, and Friday Social Club host.
Circle No 4 of the Central Methodist church met at Mrs. Bessie Gantt’s home Monday night with ten members and one visitor. Mrs. J. H. Arthur and Mrs. W. R. Craig presented a program on Burma. Refreshments were served during the social period.
Miss Audrey Doris May daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Charles May Sr married William Hoke Page son of the late Mr and Mrs Harry Page of Lincolnton in a July 30 1948 ceremony at Jarvis Memorial Methodist Church Greenville North Carolina The Rev Robert W Bradshaw presided with music by Leon Fleming and Harper Darden The bride wore a candified satin gown with bouquet pearls The reception followed at the Greenville Woman's Club and the couple will reside in Kings Mountain after August 15 The bride a Greenville High and East Carolina Teachers College graduate taught home economics in Kings Mountain The groom a Kings Mountain High graduate served in the army and works at Neisler Mills Inc Many Kings Mountain relatives attended
Commercial hatcheries produced 11,670,000 chicks in June, up 20 percent from last year. The June figure is 9 percent below the 1943-47 average for the month.
Thousands of refugee children in foreign homes receive milk and commodities from the Christian Rural Overseas Program. In the year ending June 1, CROP handled 75,668,581 pounds of farm commodities valued at $6,976,000 and shipped 100 pounds of milk to 22 countries. Sponsored nationally by Catholic Rural Life, Church World Service, and Lutheran World Relief.
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