Monthly club events listed for We Society
The notice lists various meetings and activities this week at the club house and country club. Activities include a Stag dinner, Duplicate and Contract Bridge clubs, Progressive dinners for Gleaners Class, and a monthly bridge luncheon hosted by different members and circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonday
Duplicate Bridge Club
Paul] Hendricks
Gleaners
Grady
Jay Pat
Terson
Claude Hambright
Country Club
Mrs Ramseur Tuesday Club Hostess Evening
Mrs W L Ramseur hosted her Tuesday Club with guest visitors from nearby towns. A salt course was served, followed by a fruit drink and a two course meal, featuring steady conversation and a cordial social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Ramseur
Ramet Wax de
Mel Wifort
Arnold Kiser
Sls
Hein
Dotin Steeill
Dinner Party at Country Club Hosts Named
Mr and Mrs Comwarted hosted a dinner party Sunday at the country club. Attendees included Mr and Mrs ACM, Mr and Mrs Bill Kerr, Mrs A McGill, and Miss Frances Ann Mouley of Columbia. Mrs Dom was noted among guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
ACM
Bill Kerr
A. McGill
Frances Ann Mouley
Columbia
Dom
J. F. Cantrell
Frances” Ann Mobley
8. C
A. H. Patterson
McGill
Miss Mobley
Hendersonville
Pressly Wins District Honor From Garden Club
Mrs W L Pressly, a Kings Mountain Garden Club member, earned a district honor. A letter from New York last week praised her 100 percent scoring at a summer garden meeting hosted by Mrs Robert Neil at her Take Montanto home. Guests included Mr P Smathers and Chas Warlick Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We le Pressly
Kings Mountain Garden
Pressly
Res Win Hort Holte
Kistner
New York
Robert Neil
Take Montanto
Courhe
York City
Psmathers
Chas, Warlick, Jr
Personal notes on residents travel and visits
Gilbert McKelvie leaves Thursday for Brevard to attend Transylvania Music Camp. Miss Nancy Nickles remains a counselor at Camp Morehead for June. Phillip R. Elam and family of Mars Hill College visit. Miss Jeanette Falls sails from New York City to Europe for several months. Robert Clary leaves Friday for Fort Benning after a furlough at home. Espe is visiting relatives in Knoxville. Various local families hosted and visited others over the weekend, including dinners and church events, with trips to Charlotte Country Club and Flora MacDonald Colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert McKelvie
Brevard
Transylvania Music Camp
Nancy Nickles
Camp Morehead
Phillip R. Elam
Mars Hill College
R. Elam
Jeanette Falls
Kings ‘Mountain
New York City
Europe
Robert Clary
J.C. Clary
Fort Benning
Pre
Clary
Pat Neister
Charlotte Country Club
Hetty Choate
Claud Carlo
Tane
Betty
Stake
Hill Merritt
Mrs P G Ratterree Hosts Study Club Meeting
Mrs P G Ratterree entertained members and guests at her home Tuesday night for a Study club gathering. Pink roses and Queen Anne Lace adorned rooms while Miss Marie Cobb offered a humorous reading The Employment Agency. Attendees included Mrs E B Ellerbee, Mrs Lona McGill, Mrs W L Pressly, Mrs J N Gamble and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. G. Ratterree
Study Club
Monroe Rhea
Marie Cobb
W.T. Weir
Roan Mountain
Batterree
Mrs Spangler To Speak At Woman's Club Friday
Mrs. David Spangler of Shelby will be guest speaker at the Woman's Club Friday night. She will discuss American Homes and Gardens. All members are urged to attend. Also notes that Douglas fir is among the two strongest structural woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spangler
Woman's Club
David Spangler
Shelby
Birth Announcements Highlight Local Families
A sequence of birth notices from Kings Mountain area hospitals lists several newborns with dates in June. Mr and Mrs Martin Fredrick announce a son born June 12 at Kings Mountain Hospital. Mr and Mrs Melvin Jackson announce a daughter born June 14 at Shelby Hospital. Mr and Mrs Marion Cash announce a daughter born June 15 at Kings Mountain Hospital. Mr and Mrs Raymond Blanton announce a son born June 18. Additionally, Mrs Zeb B Vance and twins of Mercer University and Mrs Eugene Smith and two sons of Bladenboro have returned home after visiting their parents. A note mentions Duram Life Insurance Homecoming Day in Raleigh with about 1400 attendees from NC, SC, and VA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Fredrick
Kings Mountain Hospital
Melvin Jackson
Route 2
Shelby Hospital
Marion Cash
Raymond. Blanton
Route 3
Zeb B. Vance
Mercer Uniiversity
Macon, Ga
Eugene Smith
Bladenboro
R F. Elam
P. Barry
W. G. Smith
Durham Life Insurance Company
Raleigh
Durnam Life Insurance Company
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Memorial Auditorium
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P. D. Herndon
Mem
Unday
Frances Hamilton
Arp
Wendell Phifer
Kings Mountain
Radbant
Misa
Barbara Matthews
Eugene Matthews
Winston-Salem
Matthews
Burlington Mills Cramerton
Duck White
Wilson Griffin
Jaycee Committee
Hain
W. L. Pressly
Queen of Clubs
Rob Neill
Amos & Son
Small Childrens Clothing
Simons Software
Phil
Hana
Pantie
Batiste
Piedmont
Espe
Rel
Knoxville
Tenn
Giallo
Hubert Davidson
GT. King
Lanaster
S. C
Bill Ashe
Billy
Atlanta
B. P. Herndon
Ashe
J.C. McKinney
Rutherfurdi
Dom B. Freeman
A.h.patterson
Pat Neisler
Gastonia
George Reagan
Walter Rhyne
Martha
H. M. Willeford
Danville, Va
E. L. Campbell
Charles Campbell
J. V. Phillips
Gattney
D.C. Mauney
H. E. Lynch
Stan Fay
Hunter Neisles
Concord
Jeannie Patterson
William
Anthony
Kalamazoo
Mich
UE Anthony
Anne McKelvie
Dolores Davidson
Synod of North Carolina
Presbyterian
Flora, MacDonald Colleges
Red Springs
N. C
Davidson
Synod
James Henrie Arthur
Margaret Ann
David Miller
Burlington, N. C
Samuel Rush Miller
8. R. Miller
Knozville
Tennessee
First Presbyterian Church
Mrs
United States
Griffin Drug
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