Garden Club Members Attend State School in Charlotte
Mrs P D Herndon highlights a luncheon honoring 24 Kings Mountain and House and Garden Club members at the State Gardening School in Charlotte on November 28. Speaker Mrs Ruth Kistner of New York, famed for arrangements for Lord and Lady Astor and the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, demonstrated flower design. luncheon hosted by Mrs Clark Broward with ebony fruit statues and dried rose petal gifts at Addison’s private dining room.
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Kings Mountain Garden Club
House and G Garden Club
Charlotte
Woman's Club
Ruth Kistner
New York
Kistner
Lord
Lady Astor
England
Duke
Duchess of
Windsar
Thanksgiving Passes for Moorhead and Friends
Mr and Mrs W M Moorhead spent Thanksgiving in Blacksburg. Mr and Mrs Martin Harmon and Mrs H K James of Woodruff, Mr and Mrs Tolly Shuford attended the Carolina Duke game in Chapel Hill Saturday.
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W.M. Moorhead
Blacksburg
Martin Harmon
H. K. James
Woodruff
Tolly Shuford
Chapel Hill
Social Calendar Busy Weekend at Local Clubs and Church
Friday 8:00 Hi Lo bridge club with Mr and Mrs J C Brid en. 8:00 Couples Club with Mr and Mrs Drace Peeler. Saturday 8:00 Miss Frances Lindsay and Charles H Moss Jr wed at First Baptist. 8:00 Club Night at Country Club dinner dancing and bridge. 7:30 Miss Betty Knox Davis and Miss Joyce Falls host Junior and Senior Y W A s at First Baptist. 7:30 Junior Woman's Club meeting at club house with Miss Diana Gamble and Mrs Paul McGinnis. Tuesday 3:00 Mrs H S Blackmer hosts Tuesday Afternoon bridge club at Country Club. 3:30 Mrs O P Lewis hosts Home Arts Club at Country Club. 1:30 Girl Scout Leaders Workshop at Central Methodist church. Kings Mountain Little Theatre presents You Cant Take It With You in High School auditorium. Wednesday 3:30 DAR meets with Mrs E Neisler.
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Hi-Lo
J. C. Briden
Drace Peeler
Frances Lindsay
Charles H. Moss, Jr
First Baptist Church
Betty Knox Davis
Joyce Falls
Diana* Gamble
Paul McGinnis
H. S. Blackmer
O. P. Lewis
Central Methodist Church
Kings Mountain
Little ‘Theatre
DAR
Mra
E. Neisler
Four Cases Heard In Recorder's Court
Four cases were completed at the regular weekly session of the city recorder's court Monday afternoon. H. M. Turner of Shelby was ordered to pay costs and make a good check after a conviction for passing a worthless check. William Rippy was taxed with costs on a charge of assault on a female. The case against William E. Kirkendall, charged with false pretense, was well pressed. One defendant was convicted on a charge of public drunkenness, Judge W. Faison Barnes presiding.
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City Recorder's Court
H. M. Turner
Shelby
William Rippy
Asault
William E. Kirkendill
W. Faison Barnes
Doris Barrett Honored As Bride Elect At Showcr
Mrs. Faker hosted a Wednesday night shower at her home for Doris Barrett, the December bride elect. Gus Kurtsteller and Mrs. Joyce Baker attended as hosts. decorations featured chrysanthemums and snapdragons. Barrett received a bouquet on arrival, bridal games were played, a lingerie shower was given, and cake nuts and hot chocolate were served.
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Gus Kurtsteller
Joyce Baker
Faker
Doris Barett
Miss Barrett
Births for Bennett Kimball Paysour Families
Mr and Mrs Luther Bennett of route 3 announce a daughter born Saturday November 25 at Shelby hospital. Mr and Mrs Charles Kimball of route 1 announce a daughter born Monday November 27 at Shelby hospital. Mr and Mrs George Paysour announce a son born Wednesday November 29 at Shelby hospital.
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Luther Bennett
Shelby Hospital
Charles Kimball
George Paysour
Tuesday Club Meets With Mrs Ormand
The Tuesday afternoon club met this week with Mrs Hugh Ormand at her Guide Street home. A salad course with accessories was served between progress. Mrs H R Webb held score for the afternoon. Mrs G F Lattimore won high score for the series with Mrs Webb as runner up.
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Oriage Club
Hugh Ormand
Guide Street
Sui
H.R. Webb
G. F. Lattimore
Girl Scout Troop Meetings at Presbyterian Church
Brownie Troop 32 met Tuesday afternoon at First Presbyterian Church for a new stitch lesson and games like Jump Jim Cow and jump rope. Hot chocolate and sugar water were served before a goodbye circle and dismissal. Reporter Martha Houser notes. Troop 15 met Wednesday the 29th at the Presbyterian Church to discuss camping, badge work, and the Christmas program with Mrs Campbell, Mrs Page providing refreshments.
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Girl Scout
First Presbyterian Church
Martha Houser
Presbyterian Church
Campbell
Lions Hear Brendall on optimism at Kings Mountain club
Rev J H Brendall urged Lions members to avoid pessimism despite serious times. He contrasted North American colonists seeking God with South Americans seeking gold and praised Christ centered Christmas efforts. New member John H Lewis welcomed. club leader Otto Williams noted top attendance in its zone.
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J. H. Brendall
Kings Mountain Lions Club
Brendall
United States
North America
South America
North Am
Kings Mountain Merchants Association
William Plank
Holland Dixon
John H. Lewis
Otto Williams
Kings Mountain Club
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