Miss Blenda Huneycutt Plans Wedding in Kannapolis
Miss Blenda Huneycutt daughter of Mr and Mrs James Cro well Huneycutt Sr Kannapolis announces plans for her wedding to Robert Eugene Gault son of Mr and Mrs Conway Jackson Gault Sr Kings Mountain The ceremony is set for Sunday at 5 in the First Presbyterian church Kannapolis with Rev Charles C Coffey and Rev James C Huneycutt Jr officiating A reception at 301 Cadillac Avenue will follow with numerous Kannapolis and Kings Mountain residents serving as attendants ushers and hosts including Miss Martha Rea Rutledge and Miss Rutchie Houser presiding at the guest register
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blenda Huneycutt
James Crowell Huneycutt
Kannapolis
Robert Eugene Gault
Conway Jackson Gault
Kings Mountain
First Presbyterian Church of
Kannapo Us
Charles C. Coffey
First Baptist Church of
James C. Huneycutt, Jr
Will of
Helate
Huneycutt
Boyce H. Gault
Tommy Hartis
Raleigh
Martha Rea | Rutledge
Hugh Freece
Tommy Harris
Fred Weaver
Paul Walker
Cadillac Avenue
Ed Davis
Adam
Grant
J. W. Ritchie
A. W. Kincaid
Clyde’ Jolly
Weekend Guests Honored At Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Kesler hosted a dinner Friday night honoring Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Thorburn of Burlington. The Thorburns, former residents, were welcomed as guests and were entertained at the Carpenter home alongside the host couple Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Kesler
Bruce Thorburn
Burlington
Mrs.Thorburn
C. T. Carpenter
Fire destroys Rhodes family home on Gastonia Highway
Fire last Friday around 3 PM gutted the Rhodes residence on Gastonia highway past the Anthony Farm. The fire left four children aged six four two and a half and one and a half living with parents and Mr Rhodes' father with only limited insurance coverage. City workers Suber and McDaniel secured two beds and clothing. donations invited through Mr Suber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Rhodes
Neso City
Rhodes
Gastonia Highway
Anthony
Mr. Rhodes
He Sam | Suver
Joe McDaniel
Mr. Suber
Personal Notices From Charlotte Area Society
Mrs Tea W Gambie and Mr and Mrs J B Thomasson plus several named locals travel for a social event. Mrs L E Abbott remains a patient at Memorial Hospital with family noting improvement. Eleanor Markham of Durham visits Tolly Shuford family while Rev H G Weekley Jr and kin spend the week in Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tea W. Gambie
Seantase
J. B. Thomasson
Eugene Lipford
L. E. Abbott
Memorial Hospital
Charlotte
Mr. Abbott
Mrs. Abbott
Eleanor Markham
Durham
Tolly Shuford
Shuford
H. G. Weekley, Jr
Wilmington
Allen Richardson Rites Tie Ramona Allen to Pfc Frank Richardson
Mr and Mrs D Hunter Allen announce the marriage of their daughter Ramona Anne Allen to Pfc Frank Marion Richardson Jr of Greenville SC and Fort Riley Kansas. The ceremony occurred October 18 1953. Mrs Richardson is a Lees Mc Rae graduate and Homecoming Queen. Richardson a 1953 Lees Mc Rae graduate is stationed at Fort Riley Kansas. He is the son of the late Frank Marion Richardson Sr and lived in Greenville with grandparents Mr and Mrs Tom L Harris before service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Hunter Allen
Ramona Anne Allen
Pfc
Frank Marion Richardson
Greenville
S. C
Fort Riley
Kansas
Richardson
Kings Mountain High School
Lees-McRae Junior College
Banner Elk
Lees-McRae College
S.C
Tom L. Harris
Masterpoint bridge results announced at Country Club
Results of the masterpoint bridge game played Thursday night at the Country club were announced this week by Mrs. C E Warlick, Mrs. C D Blanton and Mrs GE Warlick. In North South, high scorers were C E Warlick, J A Postell and E W Whitesides of Charlotte. second Susan Glenn and Terrell Wilkinson of Lincolnton. third Mrs Kenneth Todd and Mrs Harvey Holmes of Gastonia. fourth Mrs JA Postell and Miss Ann Zachary of Charlotte. In East West, high were Mrs Amos Dean and Mrs L Arnold Kiser of Kings Mountain. second C E Harris and Mrs George Craig of Spartanburg S C. third Mrs Sam Davis and Mrs Ed Dill of Kings Mountain. 四. A regular duplicate game set for Thursday night at 7 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.E. Warlick
C. D. Blanton
GE. Warlick
J. A. Postell
E. W. Whitesides
Charlotte
Susan Glenn
Terrell Wilkinson
Lincolnton
Kenneth Todd
Harvey Holmes
Gastonia
JA. Postell
Ann Zachary
Amos Dean
L. Arnold Kiser
Kings Mountain
C. E. Harris
George Craig
Spartanburg
S. C
Sam’ Davis
Ed Dill
Rites Conducted For T L Ormand
Funeral rites for Tracy Lee Ormand age 59 were held Friday at 50 Harris Funeral Home with Pastor Boyce Huttsetler presiding and burial in El Bethel church cemetery. Ormand formerly played baseball for Kings Mountain Textile teams and in the Sally League Greenville South Carolina surviving include his mother Laura Wesr Ormand two brothers James F. Ormand and Dewey Ormand and five sisters with other relatives listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Mountain
Greenville
S.C
Eisai
Leaden
Jamés F. Ormand
Columbus
N.J
Dewey Ormand
Letneta
Calif
Mason Goins
Astivitie
Ob Kings
Oman
Merchants Asked to Display Flags for Flag Day
Kings Mountain area merchants are urged by Colonel Frederick Hambright Chapter DAR to display flags Monday for National Flag Day. Mrs. Arthur Hafag chairwoman notes the observance stems from June 14, 1777, and outlines etiquette such as sunrise hoisting limits, half staff mourning, and proper display when paired with other flags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Hambright
Dar
Kings Mountain Area
Arthur Hay
Continental Congress
Two Round Over in Theft Case
Two Kings Mountain men faced charges after probable cause was found in Shelby. J L Hayes, 36, was charged with breaking and entering and larceny at Roundtree Hardware in Grover on December 22, 1952. Oland Horne, route 1, is charged with receiving stolen goods and disposing of them on the North Carolina coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Mountain
Superior Court
Reuben Elam
Shelby Recorder's Court
J.L. Hayes
Route 1
Roundtree's Hardware
Grover
Oland Horne
Wood Allen
Hayes
Alen
Allen
Horne
Rom Hayes
North Car
Bible School enrollment at Boyce Memorial ARP
Vacation Bible School at Boyce Memorial ARP reports 89 enrolled and runs under theme Building Citizens for Christ. Mrs. Lewis Hovis leads as superintendent with multiple department teachers listed. commencement set for Wednesday at 7 pm and a family night supper noted. Sheriff's department reports leads on a third suspect and an arrest anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyce Memorial Arp Churen
Lewis Hovis
Citizens For Christ
W. L. Pressly
Eugene Steffy
W. L. McMackin
John Reynolds
Walter Garrard
John Styers
Tolly Shuford
W. S. Fulton
Martin Harmon
Franklin Ware
Bible School
Menzell Phifer
Don Crawford
Mae Sue Goforth
Macie Stevenson
Pool Grading Nears Completion On Parker Street Site
Grading work at the site of the swimming pool and recreation center extension along East Parker Street nears completion. Construction of the pool is set to begin Monday. Bowes & Hubbard, Shelby grading firm, handles the work with equipment to move to the Negro site for preliminary grading once Parker Street work finishes. T Bennett Construction Co. holds the pool contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Street
Bowes & Hubbard
Shelby
Recreation Commission
Fred W. Plank
T. Bennett Construction Co
Eastern Star Meeting Attended by Lane and Kincaid
Mrs Rowell Lane and Mrs Arnold W Kincaid attended the Grand Lodge chapter meeting of the Eastern Star in session this week at Wrightsville Beach. The convention began Sunday and continued through yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowell Lane
Arnold W. Kincaid
Grand Lodge
The
Eastern Star
Wrightsville Beach
Yesterda
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Theodore Yuffman
Route Two
Christine
Calvin
South
Sa Breakfast Nly
Bendix
Wince
W. Mountain St
Alllen-Richardson
Masterpoint
Mrs. Denver King
Denver King
Kings Mountain Junior Woman’s Club
Charles Alexander
Menzell Piper
Edwin R. Goter
King
Sam Hamrick
James Jonas
W. R. Hudspeth
Don W. Blanton
T. L. Ormand
ARP
Bible
Olina
Virginia
Sheriff's Department
Lefever
Atlanta
Childers Street Recreation Center
United States
Canada
Blue Cross
Herald Publishing House
Douglas
Benjamin Moore
Valspar Vaj
Dulamel
Sats Gal
Valspar Velvet
MLWOM
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