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Kings Mountain Herald

Location

Kings Mountain, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1952

Page

4

Youth Council Meet at Central Methodist with New Worker Celia Edwards

Mrs P D Herndon announces Central Methodist Youth Council will meet Tuesday June 1 at Lake Montania. Officers, advisors and teachers invited. Cars depart 3:00 p m for lake swim, picnic at 7:06 p m, meeting 7:30. Edwards arrives Saturday, to organize a new college-age youth class and work with Senior MYF, Int MYF and children. She also meets the Board of Education Monday evening to outline summer schedule. Mrs W Myers travels to Florida with relatives for a visit.

Central ‘Methodist Church Celia Edwards Lake Montania Miss Edwards

Spring Recital at Mrs McGill Home Honors Pupils

Piano pupils of Mrs. N F McGill were presented in a spring recital at her home on Thursday evening June 5. Jean Arthur Nancy Hovis Wagness and others performed pieces by Tschaikowsky Stevens Beuther Bach and Schubert. Jean Arthur won a sterling silver music pin for most improvement with honorable mention to Jean Arthur.

Ane N. F. McGill Tschaikowsky Jean Arthur McGill Stevens Anthony Nancy Hovis Joyce Picnic Bechter Mecil Charmante Groton Natelssus oNevin Jean’ Arthur Beethoven Bach Pavone Weet Jean Arthus Streabogg Schubert McGill Nancy Hovis Jean Ahur

Grand Chapter OES Met in Raleigh

Attendees at the 47th annual Grand Chapter of North Carolina Order of the Eastern Star session in Raleigh included Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Kincaid and several others. Gov. Kerry Scott and Mrs. Abbie Hanson of Hammond Ind gave addresses as four day events featured a tea and banquet. The gathering planned installation of new officers and concluded Wednesday night. Mrs. N. S. Blackmer returned from Crescent Beach where she spent two months and will resume plans to visit Crescent Beach in June.

Grand Chapter North Carolina Order of the Eastern Star Raleigh A. W. Kincaid Rowell Lane Martin C. Oatham Stallings Sun Day Mary Me Annie Roberts T. A. Pollock Kerry Scott Abbie Hanson Hammond Ind General Rand New Will N. S. Blackmer Crescent Beach Blackmer Neil Patrick O'Farrell James O'Far Crescent Beagh

Miss Virginia Plonk Feted At Formal Tea

A large social tea honored Miss Virginia Plonk bride elect, hosted at Mrs. Gantt's North Piedmont Ave. home with guests from Charlotte, Gastonia, Cherryville, Shelby, Fallston, Lawndale, Polkville, and Bessemer City. A formal receiving line, music, and elaborate floral decor highlighted the event.

W. M. Gantt Packard Elliott Shelby North Piedmont Ave Virginia Plonk Nan Jean Gantt Clara Plonk New York City Jay Patterson Gantt Elliott Carl Plonk Asheville A.W. Kincaid Ertle Powers Bruce McDaniel Wray Plonk Stokes Wright C.t.’ Carpenter Otto Williams Shirley Houser Janice Allen Rachel Plank Beatrice Weir Billie Spake J.D. Elliott P.D. Herndon George Houser Lillian le Grand J. E. Herndon Clyde Kerns H.R. Parton E. C. Cooper Ensitor Ragons Aoom Chariotte Gastonia Cherryville Fallston Lawndale Polkville Bessemer City

Dinner Bridge at Country Club Honor Hostess Mrs Abbott

Mrs L E Abbott hosted a dinner bridge at the Country Club for Ave of Clubs members and their husbands. The dining room was lavishly decorated with summer flowers and a four course meal followed by bridge games. Ladies high score prize went to Mrs Fred Plank, gentleman's high to 16.4.5 Simpson, couples high to Mr and Mrs Carl Mauney. Other guests included Mr and Mrs Hunter Neisler and more. Mr and Mrs Jacob Cooper and others are visiting the mountains in western state.

J. FE. Abbott Ave of Clubs Fred Plank Simpson Carl Mauney

Personal travel and social visits across the Southeast

Mr. and Mrs. William Herndon are on a motor tour of Florida. Mrs. J C Smathers and M E Herndon of Charlotte visit Mr Herndon's daughter Mrs. Milton Fryer in Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Neisler Jr and children and Mr. and Mrs. John Kessiah spend the past week at Crescent Beach. Miss Jane Thomson of Shelby guests of Miss Ann Mayes. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Neisler and H R Hunnicutt left to attend Kiwanis International in Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Owens and family of Sumter visit Mr. and Mrs. L E Abbot. Mr. and Mrs. O W Myers last Wednesday in Chapel Hill with daughter Mrs. Bob Rhyne and Mr. Rhyne.

William Herndon Florida J.C. Smathers M. E. Herndon Charlotte Mr. Herndon Milton Fryer Atlanta Paul Neisler John Kessiah Crescent Beach H.R. Hunnicutt Seattle Wash Terry Owens Sumter L. E. Abbot O. W. Myers Chapel

Mrs Ruth Thomasson Visits After Detroit Trip

Mrs Ruth Thomasson returned by plane from a visit with her son C F Thomasson and family of Detroit. Mrs C F Thomasson Jr and children accompanied her. Also visiting are Mrs Tommie Baker, a Sandford school faculty member, at her parents Mr and Mrs Bryan Hord. Guests include Miss Myrtie Peterson Clinton Miss Catherine Ann Maketeace Sandford and Miss Marion Winestead Oxford.

Ruth Thomasson C.F .Thomasson Detroit C. F. Thomasson Jr Tommie Baker Sandford Byran Hord

Mrs Peele Hosts Methodist Circle Meeting Note

Central Methodist Circle No 5 met Monday night with Miss Lela Clark giving the devo and Mrs Peele serving as circle chairman. Grace Davis prepared two horses and Ms Opace Day prepared eleven members for the gathering.

Lela Clark Devo- Central Methodist Circle Grace Davis Peele

Missions on Parade and Working Tools

Jed led a meeting closed with prayer by Mrs. C A Butterworth on Thursday June 12 1952. The item notes that the United States has about 40 percent as much land suitable for oil accumulation as Russia, yet American wells produce six times more oil than Russia.

Jed C. A. Butterworth U. S Russia

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