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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1956 STATESVILLE RECORD LANDMARK PAGE 7 Belk's Store Has Yule Party Surrounded by the festive decorations of the approaching Christmas season, employes of Belk's department store held their annual Christmas party Tuesday night at Statesville Country Club. Seated at the head table with J. H. Doughton, manager of the store, Mrs. Doughton and their children, Bud and Ginger, were employes who have had the longest years of service with the Mrs.

Nan Gregory, Mrs. Gladys Duncan, Mrs. Annie McLean, Miss Lucy Howard, Mrs. Roseman and Margaret Isenhour. Employes presented Mr.

Doughton a handsome traveling ba J. B. Brawley, head of the men's department, introduced Mr. Doughton and made the speech of presentation. In his remarks of acceptance, Mr.

Doughton expressed appreciation to his employes for their loyalty and for service rendered during his 20 years as managar of the store. Later in the evening, gifts were exchanged by the employes. Miss Howard, head of the store's piece goods department, returned thanks. A four course turkey dinner was served. The dining room was decorated with Christmas greenery and on the table were arrangements of silver and red, with the traditional candles.

MYF Sub- District Meets At Marvin Alexander County's sub-distri1 of the Methodist Youth Fellowship met at Marvin Methodist Church Monday evening. Foliowing devotions, the film, Littlest Angel," was shown and after the film the business meeting was opened by Phil Pharr, district president. Joyce Alexander, the sub-treasurer, read the minutes and called the roll. There were 72 members present, and Marvin Church had a representation of 20 members. Refreshmenta were served after the meeting.

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Mr. Aiken is over-all chairman this year Xi Tau Group Has Meeting Plans for Christmas were made by Xi Tau chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority at their meeting Tuesday evening with Mrs. Karl Barger at her home on Mitchell Avenue in Oakland Heights. Jack Springer, city recreation superintendent, talked to the 80- rority about the recreation program, especially the plans for adult recreation as they are being developed by the commission. Mrs.

Jack Wagner, the president, presided over the business session. The sorority made plans for a Christmas party on December 20. Mrs. Barger served cake and coffee after the program. TO UNDERGO SURGERY Mrs.

Nellie Steele Rhodes is a patient at the Iredell Memorial Hospital and will undergo surgery during the next several days. Thursday 6:30 p.m. Statesville Business and Professional Women's Club is having its annual Christmas party at Vance Hotel. 7:30 p.m. Elks Auxiliary will have a dinner meeting at the Elks Lodge.

7:30 p.m. Mrs. S. C. McCrary, Mrs.

R. M. Gryder and Mrs. Sherman Metters are entertaining at Mrs. McCrary's home on Douglas Avenue, to honor Miss Jean MeGlamery.

8:00 p.m. Executive Board of Junior Service League will meet with Mrs. George Weaver, Wilkesboro Road. Friday 3:00 p.m. Colonial Research Club will meet with Mrs.

Henry Allen, Davie Avenue. that a lot of hard work goes Club for Kiwanis Ladies Night are serving on the committee, the base of the mirror is Robert Boggs, Mrs. James for the event which will be Calendar Pack camels can travel only 214! miles an hour, but they 25 miles a day. MOD FOOD CAGE ideas FOR HOLIDAY ,0 HOSPITALITY Pop Goes the Popcorn- -Guest-size portions individually gift-wrapped in glittering, gay All tinsel-bright aluminum foil. Don't forget ribbon for big red bows! And what better way to wash the and mighty tasty crunchy-crispy kernels down -than with sparkling Coca-Cola served ice-cold.

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Copyright 1956 The Coca-Cola Company. Drink Coca-Cola lite Coke SEMILY REGULAR KING FAMILY Bottled under authority of The Coca-Cola Company by STATESVILLE COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Party Honors Miss Miller Miss Sadie Miller, December bride-elect of Thurmond Chaffin, was honored Tuesday afternoon when Mrs. Donald Sowers was hostess at her home, 629 West Street. Yellow gladioli and bronze chrysanthemums made a lovely setting in the living room and a cornucopia arrangement was on the coffee table.

Guests showered the bride-to-be with miscellansous gifts, and Mrs. Sowers gave her a place setting in her china and a corsage of white carnations that was effective with her after-five dress of ice blue brocaded taffeta. The hostess served cocoanut balls and coffee, hors d'oeuvres and salted nuts. There were 16 friends attending the shower and additional guest were Mrs. T.

J. Miller of Statesville, mother of the brideelect, and Mrs. S. H. Chaffin of mother of her fiance.

The marriage of Miss Miller and Mr. Chaffin will be in the Monticello Methodist Church on December 15 at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. SE into elaborate Yuletide decorawhich annually launches the their wives get down to business Mrs. William Aiken and standing Gilbert and Mrs. John Hardaway.

Friday night. (Fry Photo). Christmas Play Is Given For 4-H Clul, A Christmas play was given by 26 members of Ebenezer 4-H clubs as program for the December meeting Monday. Carols were sung by Paulette Henderson, Wanda Tilley, Mary Ann Nicholson, Carolyn Pope, Frances Creedmore and Judy Jordan, and they led the group in singing other Christmas songs. Brenda Houpe had devotionals Mary Bird read a Christmas poem.

The meeting was called to order by Michael Reid and Paulette Henderson led the 4-H pledge. Assistant Agent Rowe McNeely and Mrs. Ted Archer, assistant home agent, gave out certificates and health improvement record books. Films on safety were shown and more club members were urged to take safety as a project for the coming year. MEETING POSTPONED Shower Fetes Miss Lackey Miss Patricia Lackey, bride-elect, was honored last Friday evening when Mrs.

Wayne Jenkins and Mrs. Hall Pope invited a group of her close friends to party at Mrs. Pope's home, route 1, Stony Point. Mrs. Willard key, mother of the honoree, and Mrs.

Cleo Pope, mother of her fiance, joined the group. I Miss Lackey who was wearing a beige dress, was presented a corsage of white carnations by her hostesses, and a gift of her china. Guests showered her with bridal gifts. Cocoanut snowballs were served with frosted lime punch, confections and potato chips. Huffman-Karriker Couple Marry Here Miss Margaret Sue Karriker of Mooresville was married Tuesday afternoon to Jason Lewis Huffman, Route 2, Mooresville, by H.

S. Douglass, justice of the peace, at the courthouse. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Roy Karriker of Mooresville.

She had a corsage of white flowers to wear with her light blue suit and veiled white hat. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Jason Levi Huffman, route 2, Mooresville, and the late Mr. Huffman. Witnesses to the marriage were the mothers of the bridal couple and Miss Helen Pearson of Statesville.

OAKLAND CIRCLE CLUB Statesville African Violet Club Christmas party, originally sched- Oakland uled for this evening, will not be will meet Meld until Thursday of next week. o'clock at the Members will meet with Mrs. D. D. Murdock in Marlowe, Turnersburg road, De- Karl Kirkman Circle Garden Club Friday evening at 8 home of Mrs.

Conda Oakland Heights. Mrs. will have the pro- cember 13 for the annual party. gram. SACRIFICE ICE OPEN AN ACCOUNT TODAY I FRIDAY NITE ONLY! From 5:30 To 9 O'clock 6 Sets 52 Pc.

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W. C. Chuber, Junior Service League president and, at left, Mrs. Rowe McNeely, of the League's youth conservation committee. (Fry photo).

Union Grove Community News Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Robertson returned to their home Monday from Carolina Beach where they had been guests of Mr.

and Mrs. John Kent Robertson for the past week. -0- Mrs. L. P.

Somers has returned home from Wilkes General Hospital where she underwent treatment for three weeks. She is improving nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Templeton of Charlotte visited Mr.

and Mrs. H. Clay Johnson the past weekend. -0-- Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas S. Templeton and Tommy Stokes of Wyncote, were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. J. V.

Robertson. -0- of New Hope and Mrs. Fred Speece of Union Grove spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe York.

-0 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grant of Harmony visited Mrs. Bessie York and Mr. and Mrs.

Joe York Sunday. -0- Mrs. S. C. Williams and Lafayette Williams of Yadkinville visited Mrs.

W. H. Redman and famlily Sunday evening. -0- Mr. and Mrs.

W. C. Trivette spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Levi Trivette of Hamptonville.

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