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Scoca February 28, 1950 Statecvilte Dftlly Record--PS Mfs. Gilliam Will Head Terrace Club Terrace Garden club met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. T. R. Redlack, North Race street, with Mrs.

A. W. Fanjoy as asso- hostess. Upon arrival the members were Invited to the dining room where Mrs. Fred Slane, poured tea and Mrs.

Fanjoy served individual cakes from a lovely tea table arranged as an exhibit by Mrs. Fred Bunch, Jr. The cloth was an imported linen cover and the centerpiece was created of mixed flowers with gladioli predominating. Mrs. Slane presided over the business session in the absence of Mrs.

M. T. Lambeth. The attractive year books were distributed' and Mrs. Flake Sherrill read a note from Mrs.

F. L. Carpenter thanking the club for three dogwood trees planted in Grace park about the Girl Scout Little house. The club decided to donate blubs and shrubs for the park to be planted under the direction of Mrs. June Scarborough.

The club heard an invitation to join the Catawba Valley gladioli club, of Hickory, and the State Iris club. The club will also cooperate with the Statesville Council with erecting markers on the Blue Star highway. Mrs. H. C.

Brett reported for the research committee. The following officers were elected for the coming year to take office in June: Winecoff-Stroud Troth Revealed Mr. and Mrs. W. L.

Winecoff, of Statesville, route 7, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Betty Sue, to Amos Stroud, son of Mrs. Ida Stroud, of Seven Springs, and the late I. J. Stroud. An early Spring wedding is planned.

Mrs. L. Gilliam, counselor; Mrs. Flake Sherrill, vice counselor; Mrs. Gordon Scott, treasurer; Mrs.

G. A. Lazenby, recording secretary. Exhibits of table arrangements were set up by Mrs. Bunch, Mrs.

Lazenby, Mrs. Tom Gilliam, Mrs. Flake Sherrill, Mrs. Gordon Scott and Mrs. Siane.

At the conclusion of the program the members went over to the home of Mrs. Lazenby to see her newly decorated kitchen which was most attractive with decorative painting done by Mrs. Lazenby's Mrs. Miles Foy. Loyal Soldiers I Entertain Ladies The Loyal Soldiers class of Front Street Baptist church with i their wives and girl friends enjoyed a delicious sea food supper at the First Baptist church hut on Davie avenue, Saturday night.

Fred Travis, president of the class, presided. G. G. Blackwood, supt. of Sunday school, led the prayer of thanks.

The evening was spent in de-1 lightful conservation and playing ping pong. Those present were Blake Lee Morrison, teacher of class, Miss Eula Mae Waugh, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Travis and Judy, Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Mott Waugh, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Watts, 1 Mr.

and Mrs. Jule Massey, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Chapman and children, Mr. and Mrs.

David Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Warren, Mr.

and Mrs. G. G. Blackwood, Mr. and Mrs.

Lee Fincannon, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Houghton, Mr. and Mrs. Fleet Brown, Mr.

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PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN HOUSE TRAILER Two Blocks Beyond City Limits on Hickory Highway, Next To Bines' Grocery Store. Front Street Bus Stops Within Two Bloeks. 991 CALENDAR 7:30 p. Committee, Daughters of the American Rev- lution, will meet at the home of Miss Pearl Holland, Jennings road, with Mrs. George Malcomb as associate hostess.

7:30 p. Bible class, First ARP church, will meet with Mrs. Paul Ashburn, East Broad street. 7:30 p. college quartet will present a program at Avery Sherrill school under the sponsorship of the 7:45 chapter, Beta Sigma Phi sorority, will meet with Mrs.

Billie D. Price. 7:45 p. chapter, Beta Sigma Phi sorority, will meet with Mrs. Nathan Neely, North Oak street.

Wednesday 10:00 a. and Garden club will meet with Mrs. Cecil Barger at her home on Margaret road. 1:00 p. Gordon Scott and Mrs.

D. O. Montgomery will honor Miss Mary Turner, bride- elect, at luncheon. 1:00 p. m---Mrs.

J. B. Cooper and Mrs. Hugo Kimball will be hostess at luncheon to honor Miss Martha Beste Yorke, of Concord, bride-elect of this week. 4:45 p.

Gladys Steph ens will be hostess at tea to honor Miss Mary Turner, bride-elect. PreJMuptjats Set For Miss Turner Miss Mary Turner, popular bride- elect o'f L. S. Gilliam, will begin a round of pre-nuptial courtesies which is expected to take her well into April when the wedding' is planned. This week she will be honored I at a number of parties.

Wednesday at 1 o'clock Mrs. Gordon Scott and Mrs. D. O. Montgomery will be hostesses at luncheon at the Scott home on West End avenue to honor Miss Turner and that same afternoon at 4:45 o'clock Miss Gladys Stephens will entertain at tea.

Thursday at 1 o'clock Mrs. W. C. Wilson will be luncheon hostess at the Vance hotel to honor the charming bride-elect and Friday evening a dinner party to be given by Mrs. T.

W. Johnson and Mrs. T. G. Shelton will honor Miss Turner and her fiance.

Saturday afternoon Mrs. G. A. Lazenby and Mrs. Glenn Lazenby, will have a come-and-sit tea for Miss Turner.

Miss Turner has resigned her teaching position at Scotts school and is at home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Turner, East Broad street.

Mrs. Wilson Feted On Her Birthday Mrs. Paul Wilson was honored last evening at surprise birthday supper at which Miss Martha Lippard and Mrs, A. F. Kelley, were hostesses at Mrs.

Kelley's home on South Oak street. The house was made more attractive with pretty arrangement of mixed Spring flowers used effectively at vantage points. Upon arrival the honoree was greeted with "Happy Birthday" and the hostesses presented her a corsage of mixed pastel flowers which was a compliment to her smart navy frock. Games were in play in the living room after which a delightful buffet supper was served from a lace covered table centered with an arrangement of Spring flowers. Mrs.

Wilson was taken on a treasure hunt where she found attractive birthday gifts. Those present with the honoree were Miss Edna Myers, Mrs. J. Hamrick, Misses Dot and Lucille Mayes, Miss Margaret Sharps, Miss Kathleen Lloyd, and Miss Peggy Brady. Holder'Shoemaker Troth Announced Mrs.

E. L. Holder, of this city, announces the engagement of her daughter, Thalis, to James O. Shoemaker, son of Mr. and Mrs.

R. O. Shoemaker, Statesville, route 1. The wedding is planned for the early Spring. Celeste Henkel F.H.A.Meets The Celeste Henkel Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America met Friday, February 23 in the music room.

During the business session, April 21 was set for a mother-daughter social and committees were sel- i ected. I After this the meeting was turned over to the program committee. Carolyn Rayle was in charge of the devotion after which Therry Dawne Nash and Gayle Morrow presented as a stunt, a piano duet. A read- ing entitled "Husbands" was given I by Martha Bost. Virginia Bennett I and Thelma Eller presented several Negro spirituals.

A poem, "Old 1 Ironing Board," was given by Roberta Holman. A mock radio program imitating Kurt Webster was i given with Carole. Moose as master of ceremonies and the following I girls participating: Evalene Cash, Joyce Campbell, Carolyn Jenkins, Joanne Cline, Roberta Holman, and Shirley Sigmon. After this we played games, including guessing musical numbers. Delicious refreshments were then served by Faye McCoy, Kathleen Deal, and Grace Deal and the meeting was dismissed.

Mrs. E. L. Harris, of Pageland, S. is spending this week with her sister, Mrs D.

C. Cowan, North Center street. Bonnie Gartner Feted At Shower Misses Christine Crawford and Miss Ruth Harrill were hostesses Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. Frank L. Johnson at a pretty bridal shower to honor Miss Bonnie Cartner, who will be married Saturday to Harry Cherry, of Charlotte.

Upon arrival the hostesses pinned a corsage of pink carnations at the shoulder of their honored guest. She was wearing a smart floral printed silk frock. Colorful Spring flowers were used effectively in pretty arrangements about the house. A delightful dessert course was served following a shower of lingerie which was presented to the bride-elect by her friends. Prizes for their skill in games went to Miss Elizabeth Connolly and Mrs.

Carlene Cartner. Those present with the bride- elect were Miss Linda Cartner, Mrs. Carlene Cartner, Mrs. Duke Tutterow, Mrs. Clyde Glassock, Miss Josephine Hartman, Sirs.

Ted Robbins, Miss Dora Moore, Miss Elizabeth Connolly, Miss Lucille Connolly, and Miss Christine Johnson. Freshmen Class Has Lively Party The freshmen class of Stony Point High school had a class party Thursday night, February 23 in the school gymnasium. There were 29 present. Chaperones were R. S.

Hill, class room teacher. Miss Nelda Jones and Mrs. W. H. Kelly.

A variety of games were directed by Grady Rogers, Polly Clary and Hilda Dagenhart and novelty prizes were awarded to the winners. Refreshments were served by Betty Anne DeJarnette, Pat Lackey, Betty Jo Crisp and Betty Sue Beckham. U. C. T.

Meets With Mrs. Hager Members ol UK Woman's Christian Temperance i met iprday allemoon win the president, Mrs Kelly street. Devotions -MTC by Mrs Minier a w'lo chose "This is My Father's Work as her subject. The scrmUue was taken from Proverbs the 23rd chapter and excerpts were read from a temperance sermon, published in a South Carolina paper, entitled "Go Work With GorT. Mrs.

J. B. Foster gave the treasurer's report and Mrs. E. W.

Hoi- ton gave her report on the speech contest which the group is sponsoring this year at Morninusiile and Unity schools on "Euls of Liquor." The winner in this contest will be awarded a pen Mrs. R. C. Bunch presented her report on the essay contest in the senior and junior high schools and Harmony schools on "Dangers of The program features were presented by Mrs. W.

E. Holton. Her topics were "To Be or To Pretend" and "Alcohol a Great She also read ininteresting article published in Tomorrow in May 1947 titled "Rowan County Citizens Come to Court." Mrs. Jessie Brown had the closing prayer and Mrs Hager played a recording of "What Kind of a World Would this World Be if every person was Just Like Me?" Us "Our 16-year-old daughter is un-. happy because we can't give her as much as a lot of the girls in her class at high school have.

I realize that many of them have nicer clothes, better homes, and more spending money than our daughter. We love her and give her everything we can manage-but still she feels it isn't enough. I can sympathize with her, because I remember what i was like to be her age--but I can't seem to say anything that will help her." There may not be much to say that a 16-year-old will find comforting. But don't let her temporary unhappiness make you unhappy. Teen-agers are often unhappy-if not one thing, over another.

While your daughter is wishing she had better clothes and a nicer home you may be sure other girls in her class are worrying about other things. Some are probably unhappy about their looks Others are sure to feel their families don't understand them. Others may feel that they aren't popular. And so it goes. Youngsters Arc Natural "Worry Warts" Dissatisfaction is a part of grow- BRIDAL LUNCHEON PLANNED FOR CONCORD BRIDE-ELECT Mrs.

J. B. Cooper and Mrs. Hugo Kimball will entertain at a bridal luncheon Wednesday at 1 o'clock to honor Miss Martha Best Yorke, of C6ncord, bride-elect of this week. By Ruth Mi ing up for most young --for it is then they start paring themselves with their own age and deciding! in one way or another they i measure up.

Just go ahead as you're giving your daughter what can. But don't feel you cheating her because you give her more. i If she has a happy home she is loved and understood-temporary unhappiness will itself out in time. When she is older she will preciate all that you have and are doing for her. probably wonder how she ever have let you down by ting you know that she expe more than you could The fact that you sympat with her now instead of looi on her as an ungrateful child will remember, too, when sht mature enough to understani few more things.

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