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Newspaper

Kings Mountain Herald

Location

Kings Mountain, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1950

Page

5

Drop-In Party Greeted Guests at Weaver Home

Mr. and Mrs. B Weaver hosted a February Drop-In party in their home, honoring their son Jennetine. Green and white decor, crystal candle centerpieces, and a linen cutwork cloth set a formal tone. Guests enjoyed cakes, nuts, and hot tea served by Mrs. T. L. Cashwell, Mrs Dorus Bennett, Mrs. W. B. Logan, and Miss Betty Hayes, with Warren Roberts of Gastonia aiding their parents.

Jennetine Betty Hayes Warren Roberts Gastonia Myrtice Weaver James Miller Philadelphia Miss. Weaver Mrs. B. O. Weaver

Prenuptial Parties and Bridge Club Meet at Gold Street

Mrs Howard Jackson entertained the Duplicate Bridge Club and two guests at her Gold Street home Monday afternoon. Mixed chrysanthemums adorned the rooms. Sam Davis led scores with high, while James Simpson and Don Blanton tied for second. awards were given. Hostesses served coffee after cards. A pre nuptial party honored brides elect Betty Gamble and Frances Lindsay with Canasta and Hearts Dice at Mrs Bennett's home on Tuesday night November 21. Green and white bridal decor filled the living room with miniature bridal figures on each table. High was won by Mrs Clyde Lindsay, low by Mrs Peggy Miller Pruitt. Canasta winners were Miss Gamble and Mrs Marie Kessiah. Silver gifts were given to the honorees. Miss Margaret Little and others from Charlotte attended.

Betty Gamble Frances Lindsay Joyce Foster W. B. Logan Dorus Bennett Bennett Honoraey Heart's Clyde I Lindsay Peggy Miller Pruitt Low Canasta Betty Gambler Marie Kessiah Gene Wright Jake Hord Margaret Little Gertrude Meek Atha Tucker Charlotte Margaret J Carolyn Kincaid Bessemer

Thanksgiving Memory Showered Across Town

A long list of residents visit relatives over Thanksgiving and holidays across Hartford Michigan Albe marle Shelby Philadelphia Dallas Raleigh Newberry Lincolnton Pittsburg Clemson Columbia Bessemer City Winston Salem Raleigh and other locales. Many families host guests including Miss Nancy Nickles Miss Elizabeth Putnam Mr Jimmie McDaniel and Mrs Cora Witherspoon Mills among others.

Nancy Nickles Albemarle J. C. Nickles Elizabeth Putnam Nia Miss Nickles E. K. Whitner, Jr Georgetown E. K. Whitner Cora. Witherspoon Mills J. D. Fulton Herbert Plonk Raleigh Motley Plonk Charlotte RS. Plonk Harry Page Lincolnton Rhyne Little Blonie Winston- Salem R. S. Plonk A. H. Patterson James Hawthorne Pittsburg Jimmie Hawthorne Clemson College D. M. Meely Frances Anne Mobely T. A. McGill Sara Yong Columbia 8. C

Euzelian Class Hosts November Meeting at First Baptist Church

The Euzelian Class met Monday night at Mrs Jack Stark s home with Dilaeble presiding. Beatrice Pratt led prayer, Naomi Edens read minutes, and Naomi Edens led the program featuring an all surprise shower for Mrs Jack Clark followed by games. Hostesses Mrs Sam Hamrick and Mrs Clark served refreshments. The honoree received many useful gifts. An insect damage claim reported was noted as the second highest in cotton history, totaling nearly 600 million dollars per the National Cotton Council.

Euzelian First Baptist Church Sam Hamrick Clark

Miss Doris Barrett Honored At Heart's Dice Party

Miss Doris Barrett, December’s iride-elect, was honored Monday night with a Heart's Dice party hosted by Miss Olle Hartsell and Mrs Annie Mae Howie. Chrysanthemums and berries brightened the living room as guests sat at candlelit tables for refreshments. Winners at bride's dice were Mrs Boyce Baker, Mrs L W Barrett, and Miss Lillian Caveny. the hostesses presented Barrett with silver in her chosen pattern. Tar Heel beekeepers report four million pounds of beeswax harvested yearly, still short of industry demand.

Olle Hartsell Annie Mae Howie Doris Barrett Bride's Dice

Miss Cash Named Social Chairman at Stephens College

Miss Jean Cash of Kings Mountain was elected social chairman of Laura Stephens hall at Stephens College Columbia. The Independents promote Hands Across the Campus with mixers, singing and social service including the Christmas dance Frozen Fantasy on December 8 and 9 in the Leia Raney Wood Ballroom.

Columbia Stephens College Jean Cash Kings Mountain Laura Stephens Stephens Independent Leia Raney Wood Miss Cash D. E. Cash

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ms. P. D. Herndon B. O. Weavers T. L. Cashwell Howard Jackson Sam Davis James Simpson Don Blanton Leach K. M. Drug Mennen Santa's Kings Mountain Drug Company Reviow Gillette Gift Razer Old Spice Young & Old Jimmie McDaniel J. C. and Norman John Panther Shelby Frank Ussery Lexington Buddy Beattie Presbyterian College Maxton Merle Beattie Bill Allen State College, Ralch Mrs Hunter Allen Doris Bennett Bill Lipsey Harold Coggins Creenville Fee Emma Aste Dallas Mand Siereo Bud McDaniel Rankin Lake Club C. E. Warlick State College Hunter Warlick Davidson College W. I. Wright Ingola Arnold Kiser Kiser Ater Dick Foster Bill Cashion Newberry College Robert Randall Lenoir J.C. Bridges Randall Mrs. Bridles Natonal Cotton Council James S. Bailey Mountain St Imperial Theatre Sterchi Sterchi's N.C City Deere Garland’s Loan Co
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