First National Bank Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of stockholders of the First National Bank will be held in the lobby of the First National Bank, Kings Mountain, North Carolina, on Tuesday January 9th 1951, at p.m. until the first day of December 1950. I. E. Abbott, Cashier.
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First National Bank
Kings Mountain
North Carolina
Thanksgiving open house honors three recent brides
Eas IRS PD Herndon Editor details a Thanksgiving open house hosted by Miss Betty Lynch at her parents home honoring three recent brides and former high school classmates. The event featured autumn themed décor, a lace cloth table centerpiece, pumpkin lamp glow, and a silver coffee service with assorted sandwiches and sweets.
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Betty Lynch
H. E. Lynch
Charles Carpenter, Jr
Mrs Kiser Hosts Fortnighters Club Tea Bridge
Mrs Arnold Kiser entertained members of the Fortnighetts Club at her home Friday afternoon. Chrysanthemums and greenery decorated the rooms as guests gathered at small tables. Several progressions of bridge were played with Mrs D Blanton compiling the highest score. A chicken salad and sweet course with hot tea was served afterward.
Spence Gamble Wedding Held At First Baptist Church
Miss Betty Frances Gamble, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Walter Gamble, wed John Wesley Spence son of Mr and Mrs H Grover Spence in a candlelight ceremony at First Baptist Church. Rev T L Cashwell Jr officiated with Lula Mae Teague organ and Billy Gene Amos singing. Attendants included Mary Diana Gamble maid of honor and bridesmaids in cherry red velveteen. The couple exchanged vows in a formal gown with prayer book and orchid.
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First Baptist Church
Betty Frances Gamble
John’ Walter Gamble
John Wesley Spence
H. Grover'Spence
Seven Springs
T. L. Cashwell, Jr
Mish Lula Mae Teague
Orgaist
Billy Gene Amos
Miss Teague
Liszt
Ketelbey
Nevin
Bach
Wagner
Claire de Lune
Debussy
Mendelshohn
Mr. Amos
d'Hardelot
Youmans
Jack Erwin Russe
I Concord
Luther Pinkney + Ware
Kings Mountain
Plese Christenbury
Concord
Charles Gibson
Ernie i
Helms
Charlotte
Mary Diana Gamble
Atha Tucker
Eulalie Spence
Maid of Honor
Margaret Little
Gertrude Meek
Charlotte Presider
Gamble
Charlotte Wedding Ends With Quiet Ceremony
The bride wore a grey crepe dress and no reception followed the ceremony in the church vestibule. After the wedding the couple planned a home at 726 Bromley Road, Charlotte. The bride, a Kings Mountain High and Memorial Hospital School of Nursing graduate, works at Memorial Hospital. the groom, a Campbell College alumnus and NC State graduate, is employed at Graybar Electric in Charlotte. Out-of-town guests included several Charlottes residents and relatives from Gastonia, Morganton, Bessemer City, Pine Bluff, and Seven Springs.
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Orine
Charlotte
Kings Mountain High’ School
Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Memorial Hospital
Seven Springs
Campbell College
N. C. State College
Graybar Electric Company
Miss Park
Catherine Woody
Loree Fincher
John Holden
Alice Moss
Pine Bluff
Della Mae Gamble
Gastonia
James Black
Charlote
William J. Gamble
Bessemer City
William J. Gamble, Jr
Morganton
Carrie Hartsell
Wedding cake cutting seals Gamble Spence engagement
Betty Frances Gamble and John W. Spence wed in a ceremony at the First Baptist church with a postnuptial reception at the Gamble home. The celebration featured a four tier pink and white wedding cake, fall flowers and a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Walter Gamble and helpers. Guests from Charlotte and Seven Springs attended the events surrounding the Nov 17 shower and related pre nuptial festivities.
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Walter Gamble
Betty Frances
John W. Spence
Gertrude Meek
Charlotte
Othar Tucker
Margaret Little
Jake Hord
Joe Foster
Betty Frances, Gamble
Seven Springs
First Baptist Church
Otha Tucker
Whitmore
Local Ladies Enter Bridge Tournament At Cleveland Club
Earle Hamrick and Mrs Penny Owen won the loving cup with the highest score in the bridge tournament at Cleveland Country Club last Tuesday night. Mrs Sam Davis and Mrs L E Abbott topped North south, Mia Paul Neisser and Mrs Hayne Blackter were second high in East west.
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Earle Hamrick
Penny Owen
Cleveland Country Club
Birthday party marks Mary Ann Beam twelfth year
Mary Ann Beam celebrated her twelfth birthday with a Wild West Rodeo party for thirty five children. Corral themed decorations adorned the door area while prizes went to Joan Smyre, George Harris, Berle Marlowe, Billie Gale Welch. Foods were served in the chow house by Mrs Beam and helpers.
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Mary Ann Beam
Girls and Boys Center
Joan Smyre
George Harris
Berle Marlowe
Billie Gale Welch
Beam
Charles Harrill
John Gamble
Margaret Harmon
Miss Beam
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