NYA girls honor Mrs McGinnis and party at her home
Of Interest to Women notes a NYA girls party with devotionals readings and games. Attending besides the girls were Mrs Frances Downing and Mrs Bland Foye of Shelby. Also reported are a fall injury to Mrs D A Putton, a bridge and Chinese checkers evening for Mrs Bruce McDaniel, and a marriage solemnized in Kings Mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NYA
Mrs. McGinnis
Prof. Quist
Mia
Frances Downing
Mise Bland Foye
Shelby
D. A. Putton
West
Tonla
Delosese
Marge McDaniel
King Street
Bruce McDaniel
Elizabeth Harris
James Hord
James Harrie
Poe Presen
MeDaniel
Crmette West Bercomer City
McGill.cooksie
Elizabeth Cooksey
Clacksburg
Hostess To Bridge Club Entreats Members For Tea
Mrs. E. A. Smith Jr hosts a bridge afternoon for her club on Tuesday with two tables. A tempting tea and centerpiece course were served. Players include Mebdomer Hamrick Amolt Keer Jim Smlith Donald Blanton Paul Nester Hunter Neisler Joe Nesler and Hayne Biackmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Smith, Jr
War Bontesa
Mebdomer and Hamrick
Amolt Keer
Jim Smlith
Donald Blanton
Paul Nester Hunter Neisler
Joe Nesler
Hayne Biackmer
Bridge Club Hostess Entertains Members At Card Party
Mrs Charles Dilling hosted her bridge club last week with sister Mrs Dixon of Kinston as guest. A special salad and sweet course followed the game. Players at two tables included Mrs Dixon, Mescames Charles Williams, Arnold Kiser, E A Smith, Percy Dilling, Paul Neisler, Joe Neisler, and Hayne Blackmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dilling
Mrs. Dixon of
Personal items note visits from Mr and Mrs Hayne Blackme
Mr and Mrs Hayne Blackme spent the weekend at Blowing Rock as Mise Anarab Jam guest of Mae Gantt. Mr and Mrs B F McCarter of Clover South Carolina visited relatives here over the weekend. Mrs Mary Davie of Spartanburg South Carolina visited Mrs R A Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hayne Blackme
Blowing Rock
Mise Anarab Jam
Mive
Mae Gantt
B. F. McCarter
Clover
8. C
Mary Davie
Spartanburg S.C
R. A. Scott
Residents Visit Nearby Beaches And Relatives Across States
Mi eseee Mary Frances Gaultaim and Susie Ligon of Virginia visited Mrs. Ben F. Beam in Wrightsville Beach. Several locals and visitors, including Mrs. Henkle McGinnighas and Marian Jane of Charlotte, spent time with relatives here and traveled to Tamaseee and Burgaw for school events. The column notes many family guests, school faculty movements, and a historical statistic: in 1870 most workers were farmers, dropping to about one fifth by 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances Gaultaim
Fileaborh Plank
Wrightaville Beach
Misaes Mary Frances
Susie Ligon
Virginia
Otheir
Ben F. Beam
Edwant Lovell
Uitte Daaaber
Marian Jane
Charlotte
Rave Dean
United States
Back to Sunday School Movement Boosts Attendance
The effort to restore Sunday school participation reports widespread gains across churches led by First Baptist with 42 new attendees and Central Methodist with 41. Grace Methodist rose 27, Lutheran 25, Presbyterian 16, and Second Baptist 13 as September was set aside for new member enrollment and a fall rally day in October to enroll all children in Kings Mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Central Methodist Church
Grace Methodist Church
Lutheran Church
Presbyterian Church
Second Baptist
Tts
Jamd” Grammar
Sune
Kings Mountain
Kings Moun
Sunday School Enrollment Push Across Churches
A call to boost Sunday School attendance with a goal to increase enrolment by at least one thousand before the first Sunday in October. Encourages full cooperation of all churches in this movement to achieve the target.
Rev E W Fox Returns to Central Methodist Church
The congregation and friends celebrate Rev E W Fox’s return to services after weeks of illness. He recovered from a hospital stay and a long convalescence, during which Rev Waggoner from Duke University filled the pulpit. Waggoner left Sunday to visit family in Arkansas before resuming studies at Duke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Methodist Church
E.W. Fox
Fox
Waggoner
Duke University
Arkansas
Duke
Phenix Booster Club Goes On Vacation
Phenix Booster Club plans a break as AML work winds down. Members cited a light schedule and rest before returning to duties, with cautious optimism for upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phenix Booster Club
Phenix Mills Staff Take Recreational Trip to Ocean View Beach
A Phenix Mills party from Kings Mountain, led by Superintendent C. G. White, visited Ocean View Beach Norfolk for a short vacation. The group, including Lee Hamrick and his son Ladd Jr, enjoyed boat trips swimming and other activities as part of The Rooster Club employee program promoting employer employee understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean View Beach
Norfolk
Kings Mountain
Nansouil Hotel
Rooster Club
C. G. White
Phenix Mille
Thetnit
Lee Hamrick
Ladd, Jr
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A. H. Patterson
Sarma Cookses
Slater
Martha Frances Meill
Au.gusta Scott
Blacksburg
Mary Elizabeth Meacham
Blacksburg Sand
Anal Valley
R. S. Cooksey
Cookney
Winthrop College
Park Grace School
McGill
P. McGill
Kings Mountain Cotton OM Co
Minella Harmon
Betty Lee Neisler
Rachel Smith
Woman's Club
Hickory
Paul Kennedy
John Lowery
Kennedy
Ina[der McGil
Paul Rilling
Vera
Plonk Bros. & Co
Othe
International Correspondence Schools
Scranton, Pa
Ba Long
Oakland
Californ
Henkle McGinnighas
Rutherfodton Hospital
Paul Neisler, Jr
McCauley
Chaitancogemdenn
Otis
Mountains
Western
Carolina
Mm. Claude Rhyne
West School
Tamaseee
D. C
National
D. Alr
Tamansoe
Lord Hartman
Lawndale
Pexey Hartman
Hunter Nessler
Ittle
Daygriter
Patricia Ann
Cherry Grove Reach
Alvin Yarbrough
Eddie
Abba Barber
R. L. Hartley
Hartley
Jett Plank
Gastonia
East School
S.A. Mauney
Martha Leu Mauney
California
Interat
J. C. Lackey
Marshall Wolfe
Lilian Lackey
Burgaw, N.C
Rechool
R. T. Webb
Asheville
Webb
Canngm
Concord
Booth Gillespie
Tootsie
Hunter Neisler
Cherry Grove Beach
Allentown
Frank B. Taylor
Wilmar
Margaret An Douglas
W. W
Nestle Aristocrat
Eugene
Ruth
E. W. Fox
Sentinels of Heart
Ine
Kings Mountain Drug CO
Golden
Margrace Dairy
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