Local social notes from Chimney Rock and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Lou Costner and relatives from St Louis Mo and Mrs Eleanor Prim of Char lie visit Mrs W B Logan. Dick LeGrand and children of Shelby dined with her parents the Wares. Patti Ann Trower weekends with grandparents Dr and Mrs J S Norman before duties at Rotary. Suzann Houston and Biylee of Blakely Ga visit grandmother Laura McGill. Hulda Goforth of Winston Salem turns 90 Oct 4 spending week with Marvin and Mrs Goforth. Rev and Mrs J H Brendall Mrs Hugh Hoke and Charles join W R Fulton for birthday dinner at the Fultons. Dave Maxwell guests of J S Norman at Chimney Rock leave for Buffalo N Y visiting Detroit en route. Mr and Mrs H P Crook and Mr and Mrs Crook guests of W K Crook on return from Gary Ind. A.M Hicks party includes Hugh 3 and niece Mrs W B Logan guest Miss Eleanor Primm and Miss Sarah Alexander and Miss Lula J Mae Teague and Bob White. Luncheon Monday with Mrs Milton Fryer features Mrs Irong Leinwand from New York and Mrs William Stewart of Charlotte.
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Patti Ann ‘Trower
J. 8. Norman
Chimney Rock
Imp. Rotary
Suzan
Biylee Houston
Blakely
Laura McGill
Hulda Goforth
Winston Salem
L. Fulton
Goforth
Marvin Goforth
J. H. Brendall
Hugh Hoke
Charles
Lincolnton
C. L. Fulton
A.M. Hicks
Evette Hugh
W.B. Logan
Eleanor Primm
Sarah Alexander
Lula J. Mae Teague
Bob White
Presbyterian Church Circle meets at home of Mrs Weir Jr
Mrs S S Weir Jr Circle Hostess Circle 3 of the Presbyterian Church met Monday night June 12 in the home of Mrs 8 8 Weir Jr with 11 members and one visitor present UrAE 4 Smith leader opened the meeting with prayer Roll led and minutes of the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 3
The
Presbyterian Church
Weir, Jr
Urae
Smith
Roll
Church Circle Plans July Flowers Fund Program
Phone 167 last meeting read and approved. Members to contribute to the S. and P. Fund. Mrs. Paul Nessier gave a program Prayer to Power. Mrs. O. W. Myers led a Bible study on Hannah's Prayer and Samuel. Remnants were served. The IV meeting will be with Mrs. Hubert Davidson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. and P
Smith
Paul Nessier
O. W. Myers
Hannah
Samuel
Hubert Davidson
Mary Kennedy Circle Hosts Meeting at Fulton Home
The Mary Kennedy circle of the A B P church met Monday night at Mrs. W S Fulton home with Mrs Giles Cornwell as hostess. Devotional by Mrs John Gamble. Mrs Pressly led the program on appraisal and Kings Mountain society standings with figures from the synodical report. Circle chairman Mrs Martin Harmon read a thank you note from Miss Latra Bell. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kennedy
A.B P
W. 8. Fulton
Giles Cornwell
W. L. Pressly
Journal of Missions
Martin Harmon
Study Club Meeting With Mrs Ratterree
The June meeting of the Study Club was held at Mrs Pride Ratterree’s home. Mrs H Mayes introduced Mrs J E Herndon who spoke on What is New in Flowers Garden and Pest Control. A salad course with black ice cream and cookies followed, served by the hostess with assistants. Invited guests included Misses Mae and Ethel Plank, Mrs Harry Moore and Mrs Hill, Mrs J M Patterson, Mrs Lan McGill, Mrs Bright Ratterree, Mrs WL Premiy, Mrs J E Herndon, Mrs J N Gamble, and Miss Ava Ware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pride
Ratterree
H. Mayes
J. E. Herndon
J. N. Gamble
Bright Ratttree
Mae
Ethel Plank
Har Y Moore
Hill
J.M. Patterson
Lan‘ McGill
Mra
Bright Batterree
WL Premiy
Herndon
Ava Ware
Social Security notes urge awareness of benefits
Margaret Lowder reports in August 1949 that over 2,600,000 Americans receive Social Security benefits totaling more than 53 million dollars monthly. Many eligible individuals fail to claim due to lack of knowledge. rights apply regardless of means, and field offices, itinerant stations, and private agencies assist claimants.
Bridge Club Hostess Serves 274 Guests in Social Room
Mrs 1-GPM hosts a Bridge Club gathering with three additional guests, Mrs Martin Harmon Mrs Patterson and Mrs Jacob Mauney. Glads and roses decorated the room. High score went to Mrs B A Murray and second to Mrs W W Tollevon. Refreshments followed.
Four family ates seek Social Security help in Gastonia
Four family groups urged to visit the Social Security office in Gastonia or write for aid. The Gastonia office serves Gaston Cleveland and Lincoln counties, located in the Post Office Building with hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Regular trips to Kings Mountain City Hall are scheduled the first Wednesday of each month at 10 a.m.
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Gaston
Cleveland
Lincoln Counties
Builet
Gastonia
Kings
Mountain
Girl Scout Troop 19 Meeting At Ast Baptist Church
Girl Scout Troop 19 met at 4 Velock on Monday afternoon at the Ast Baptist church. They went swimming and thanked Mrs. Jim White for taking part of the troop to the lake. They plan to move the meeting to Wednesday. Kathryn Ware notes. The second annual feeder canal sale for Eastern North Carolina farmers will be held at Rocky Mount on Sept 14.
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Velock
Ast Baptist Church
Jim White
Kathryn Ware
North Carolina
Rocky Mount On Tees
Tuesday Bridge Club Meets at Mrs Lattimore Home
The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club gathered at Mrs G F Lattimore s home this week. Members enjoyed a decorative setting crafted by Mrs Gowers and the meeting featured prize recipient Hugh Orivand for the afternoon event with a high score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Lattimore
G.F. Lattimore
Mummer Gowers
Hugh Orivand
Ighacore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lou Costner
Mrs. Costner
Joe
Eleanor Prim
Charlie
W. B. Logan
Dick LeGrand
Shelby
M. A. Ware
HP. Crook
Mabe Crook
W. K. ‘Crook
Gary
Ind
Milton Fryer
Irong Leinwand
New York City
William ‘Stewart
Charlotte
Lienwand
Betty Hunnicutt
P. D. Herndon
Bendix
Ola Vas
Lew Parmer
Toute
C.J. Gault & Sons
Co Ae
Alereos
Rate Meady
Motorola
Orhingly
Marlowe
W. S. Fulton, Jr
John Gamble
Social Security
Margaret Lowder
Don Hay
Clai ‘Nants
Battleground Road
Kentucky
Hamburger—Ib
Cross & Blackwell
Crowder
Black-Eyed
OKRA
Vienna
Webster's Lima Beans
Planter’s Peanut Butter
B. & B. Food Stores
Horace Hord
Mgr
Chevrolet Company
Cleveland County
J. Haywood
Allen
J. Haywood Allen
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