Socte Th ora bridge results from Thursday night play
Dated bridge results list North South winners James Earle and Chester Ward Spartanburg first with C. E. Warlick and Mrs. Warlick second and Mrs. Matt Reid with Mrs. Harry Gastonia third. East West top honors went to Mrs Blanton and Mrs Nessler with Postell and Page second and Sam Davis and George Houser fourth. Thursday night club hosted by Mrs Bridges with guests, desserts served.
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Country Lab
North South
James Earle
Chester Ward
Spartanburg
C. E. Warlick
Matt Reid
Harry F. Gastonia
Philson
Gastonia
Julian O'Conner
Charlotte
C. D. Blanton
P.M. Nessler
Engagement announced for Claire Slaine Head II
Mr and Mrs Brown G Hall of Charlotte announce the engagement of their daughter Claire Slaine to John L Head II of Charlotte son of Mr and Mrs John Head Jr of Cramerton The wedding is set for September 13 The_heads are former presidents of Kings Mountain.
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Brown G. Hall
Charlotte
Claire Slaine
John L. Head II
John Head, Jr
Cramerton
Mrs. Head
Kings Mountain
Personal news mentions visits and travel across towns
Mrs. Gordon Beatty visited Laurinburg with a sister in law. Mrs. Sam Wright and A D Cornwell of Newark NJ visit A H Cornwell and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Beam and daughters tour Florida. Throneburg Butterworth attended the Bowles Throneburg wedding in Radford VA. Elizabeth Martin and Donald Martin visit grandmother near Lincolnton. Dr. and Mrs. P M Campbell of Minden LA were guests for Hambright reunion. Sam Mitchem Faylene Falls and Delvin Huffstetler attended the drama Thunderland in Asheville.
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Gordon Beatty
Laurinburg
Sam Wright
Y. F. Throneburg
C.A. Butterworth
Bowles Throneburg
Radford
Mary Elizabeth
Donald Martin
East King Street
Lincolnton
P. M. Campbell
Minden
Frank Summers
Hambright
Sam Mitchem
Faylene Falls
Delvin Huffstetler
Asheville
Mrs C W Myers Hosts Twin-Table Bridge Club
Mrs C W Myers entertained the Twin-Table bridge club Thursday night with Mrs W J Shutt Mrs C T Carpenter Jr and Mrs L P Stowe as guests at her home Beautiful summer flowers decorated the rooms After the second progression of bridge guests enjoyed chicken salad cheese biscuits sandwiches peach pickles and a sweet course with lime punch High score honors went to Mrs Claude Hambright for members and visitor's high to Mrs C T Carpenter Jr
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J.C. Bridges
J. C. Bridges
Bill Merritt
Sam Stallings
Nancy Nickles
Landing Street
bin Merritt
W. J. Shutt
C. T. Carpenter, Jr
L. P. Stowe
C. W. Myers
Claude Hambright
Three Hostesses Stage Bridge Parties at Country Club
Mrs Glee E Bridges Mrs Drace Peeler and Mrs Dan Finger hosted a series of bridge events at the Country Club on Friday. Afternoon play featured nine tables with prizes for high and low scores and a floating award. Patty Nessler was top scorer at the evening session with gifts for two brides elect, followed by a congealed salad and a fruit drink service.
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Glee E. Bridges
Drace Peeler
Dan Finger
Country Club
Jessie + Kiser
Charlotte
Packard Elliott
Shelby Land
Claud Hambright
Peggy Arthur
Patty Nelsler
John Rudisell
J. E. Herndon
Patty Nessler
Betty Falls
Mrs C S Jones Hosts Round Dozen Party for Miss Neisler
Mrs Craig Jones entertained the Round Dozen Bridge club at Cleveland Country Club with seven tables Thursday afternoon in honor of Miss Patty Neisler bride elect of October. Guests from Kings Mountain attended as out of town visitors. The event featured a pink chartrose frock for Neisler and an all white table in her honor with a dessert and punch service, prizes for top scorers, and wedding gifts. The report also notes an engagement announcement for Sewell Estelle Van Hook and Angus Ge Sar.
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C. S. Jones
Patty Neisler
Craig Jones
Round Dozen Bridge Club
Cleveland Country Club
Miss Neisler
Milan
Jones
Kings Mountain
Protect Corn From Insect Losses Says Entomology Expert
George D. Jones of State College advises shelling corn and applying fumigant like wheat. Store oats and other grains safe with tight bin areas, clean, spray with DDT or methoxychlor before fumigation. Use nonflammable fumigants. cost about two to three cents per bushel. one or two treatments protect until next spring or summer.
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George D. Jones
State College
Jones
Rites Friday For Mrs Adams
Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Henderson Adams 57 of Kings Mountain who died Wednesday morning at Kings Mountain hospital were held Friday at 4 p m from Midview Baptist church. Rev Buddy Williams officiated with interment at Antioch Baptist church cemetery. She leaves four sons A G Adams Ed Adams William Adams of Kings Mountain Henry Adams of Kings Creek S C two daughters Mrs Vernon Cash and Mrs Frank Black of Kings Mountain two brothers Richard Henderson of York S C and David Henderson of Rutherfordton and two sisters Mrs Bessie Sea of Smyrna S C and Mrs Cleo Mason of York S C.
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Anna Henderson Adams
Kings Mountain
Midview Baptist Church
Buddy Williams
Antioch Baptist Church
Vernon Cash
Frank Black
Richard Henderson
York
S. C
David Hender
Rutherfordton
Bessie Sea
Smyrnha
Cleo Mason
S.C
Tacky Party Noted For A D W C Members In Linwood Club
The A D W C club held a Tacky Party at Linwood Club House Friday. Hostesses were Mrs Corrine Wallace and Mrs Agnes Smith of Kings Mountain. Prizes went to Mrs Freida Davis and Mrs Claire Humphries of Gastonia. Edna Galloway won first in costume with Ruby Alexander runner up. Helen Byers presented a green banner. sixteen attended, one visitor and one new member, geant Jr son of Mrs A G Sargeant of Charlotte. The wedding planned for September 20 in London Kentucky.
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Corrine Wallace
Agnes Smith
Kings Mountain
Freida Davis
Claire Humphries
Gastonia
Edna Galloway
Ruby Alexander
Helen Byers
Geant, Jr
A. G. Sargeant
Charlotte
Sargeant
Kings Mountains
London
Dates Set For Holly Shelter Deer Hunts
Clyde P. Patton of the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission announced the Holly Shelter Wildlife Management Area hunts in Pender County. Dates start October 15 and continue on select days with special $2 permits available at area headquarters, restrictions include parties of five, daylight hours, and limits on deer and bear per bag.
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Clyde P. Patton
North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission
Holly Shelter
Pender County
Toanager
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