Engagement party and society notes at Hickory Grove
Society items describe a reception at Hickory Grove near Charlotte honoring Miss Fortune and Mr. H Webster with guests from Kings Mountain and Matthews. The piece mentions a contract bridge party, a tea room event, a rhythmics and piano recital, and upcoming Junior Woman's Club meeting plus a sixth birthday celebration for Patsy Jean Harmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Society
Mumber
Ata
H. Webster
Clara Web
Hickory Grove
Charlotte
Crawford
Kings Mountain
Fortune
Sabe
Aubrey Mauney
Woman's Club
Steveson
Eilner Myers
Wingate
Herman Mauney
Peggy Anne Mauney
Little Girl
Big Brown Bear
Barbara Jean Matthews
Elinor, Myers
Herman’ Mauney
Maidens Fair
Nevin
Patsy Jean Harmon
Dee Harmon
West Mountain Street
Dolores Detty Hayes
Nancy Parridh
McClain
Jean McKay
Helen Earp
Wanza Yelton
Helen Tidwortherine Harmon
Sylvia Blanton
Joe ‘Ann
Sybil Blalock
Norman McGil
Jimmie Yarboro
Boby Goforth
Local Social Notes and Rising Scores Echo Small Town Life
The report lists high and low scores from recent play and names participants including Mrs Henry Page, Mrs Frank Richards, Bill Thomson, Mary Mitchell, Sara Ormand, Mildred Mout, Helen Hay, Margaret Smith, and others. It notes social visits in Cleveland and Chattanooga, a party at Mrs Carl Lewing in Gastonia, a camelation celebration at a church, and a fish fry hosted by Mr Ducky Jenkins, with the community figures Davi, Bob Robinson, W F Styers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wag Corved
Cc Prlace
Mra
Harry] Page
Mies Bara Finger
Mhore
Hanry Page
Frank Richards
Bill Thomson
Mieges
Mary -Mitchell Sara-Kate Ormand
Mildred Mout
Helen Hay
Margaret Smith
Eral Allison
Pauline Nessler
Gara Finger
Helen Ridenhour
Tmbe Ss
Carl Lewig
Gastonia
Ele
J. R. Davi
Ducky Jenkins
Bob Robinson
Bobby and
Lois
W. F. Styers
Local Personal Notices and Visits Across Towns
Mrs W O Pauo is seriously ill at home in Kings Mountain. Johnny Houston of Pageland guest of George Thomasson. Mr C P Elam of Belk's Ladies Shoppe on vacation. J C Williams of Pageland spent weekend with family in Kings Mountain. Mr and Mrs LS Neill visited Raleigh. Elisabeth Neill returned home from Edith College for summer vacation. Mrs Harry Hendricks of Bea Fort guest of J M Williams. enroute to Dallas to visit son. Harry Hendricks Jr. and Mrs N F Wattergoo among attendees at Charlotte High School exercises for Miss Maxine Watterson. Miss Mary Mitchell of Central School faculty left for High Point visit. Robert B Rangom of Hickory visiting Mountain. Mrs Geitner to accompany Miss Bitch on Washington trip. Norma Crook of Winterthrop College arrived home. Buddy Williams of Columbia Military School returned. Charles Williams and Fred Finger back from ten days in New England. Miss Jette Plank of East School faculty to Gastonia for summer. Mrs Walter Moss and Addie Moss hosted by S Batterree. Irene Dixon of Kings Mountain graduated Meredith College May 30. Mrs E W Neal to attend Furman University summer school in Greenville. Mrs Thomas Beatty Goforth seriously ill in Shelby Hospital. Miss Salina Parton home from Lenoir Rhyne College. Mr and Mrs Luther R McSwain and family back from 2000 mile trip through Tennessee Arkansas Mississippi Alabama, Water Valley Miss. Mr McSwain spoke on tulip culture to Garden Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mitchell
Central School
Robert B Rangom
Hickory
High Point
John Geitner
Mountain
Geitner
Mise Bitch
Washington
Norma Crook
Throp College
Rock Hill
Luther R. McSwe
Teineeeee
Arkansas
Mississippi
Alabama
Water Valley
Me ‘Swain
Bible School Opens at A R P Church
Registration for the Vacation Bible School begins Friday at 8 30 am for children ages 4 to 14. The church will follow regular schedule Monday with no charge and invites all interested. special report from Chapel Hill notes Martin Luther Harmon of Kings Mountain, UNC sophomore, elected copublicity manager of the university band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Chapel Hill
Martin Luther Harmon
Kings Mountain
University of North Carolina
University
Harmon
Wes
Hill Music Hall
Wildcats Defeat The Old Mill In One-Run Softball Thriller
The Wildcats beat The Post Office 1 to 0 on Saturday. Pruitt started pitching and Everett Sims caught. Sims delivered a clutch triple scoring Horace Walker for the winning run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Mill Wildcats
Pruitt
Everett Sims
Sims
Horace Walker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Crawford
John Cambie
Octavia Crawford
Frances Plank
Quella Kiger
Max
James John Gamble
Jobe McGill
Mimer Logan
Jacob Cooper
Law ‘Rence Lovell
Misa Margacck Philips
Matthews
Migs Lourie Hoover
Mary Patka
D. F. Hord
Migs Mar
Faret Kendrick
Mites Loulie Hoover
Charlotte Was
Misa
Ye Salley Southern Tea Room
Charles Oates, Jr
Gene Matthews
Mise
Sara’ Ramee
Rosteenes
Committee On International Relations
Rev. L. Hoya Hamm
Pine Knot
Goldwyn Follies
Adolph Menjou
Charley McCarthy
Wayne Morris
June Travis
Jack Luden
John Rotewall Deate
John Beal
Sally
Wilers
Lapbingttmne
D. W. Laymon Bee
Chitsinoga
Tean
Cleveland
Carrie Netil
Btateoville
Texas
Misa Parton
B.S. Neill
W. O. Pauo
Johnny Houston
Pageland
Teal
George ‘Thomasson
C. P. Elam
Belk
Ladies Shoppe Force
Neill
Raleig
Elisabeth] Neill
Edith College
Harry Hendricks
Beafort
J. M. Williams
Mesdames
N. F. Wattergoo
M. I. Biser
Floyd Shuford
Grady Watterson, Jr
Charlotte High School
Maxine Waterson
Walter Moss
Addie Moss
Grover
8. Batterree
Irene Dixon
B. P. Dixon
Kings, Mountain
Meredith College
E. W. Neal
Greenville, D. C
Furman , University
Misa Salina Parton
Lenoir-Rhyne College
Bible School
A. R. P. Church
L. Harmon, Jr
SNC
Wibadtivoes
Rome
Wildcats
Raymond
Mies
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co
Shaving Value
Probek Jr. Blades
t'Probek Jr
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