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WEDDING SOLEMNIZED
Tile First Presbyterian Church
was the scene of a beautiful and Impressive
ceremony last Thursday
evening at 8:00 when Miss Virginia
Parsons became the - bride of lvanj
Rosenthal of New York City.
Kev. P. D. Patrick, the pastor, officiated.
using the riug ceremony.
The nuptial inusio was rendered by
Mrs. X-K?Jdatiili,' orgnntsr, Mrs
Paul Neisier, soloist, and ,Mlss Vir
ftirila Canrpbetlof - Charlotte, - violin
1st. ,
The church was decorated with
southern laurel and. Woudwardia
pail in s, intensfiersPd} with nuinkvous
white wrought Iron, seven branched,
candelabra holding cathedral tapers
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greenery, nd white Grecian urns hold1
lug Easter lilies. A lovely floral ar j
. rangement of while lilies and gladioli
was used as a background for
the bridal party. The pewa for special
guests were marked by bouquets
of lilies tied with white satin ribbon.
Pror to the eeremony, Mrs. McGfU
played "My Heart at Thy Sweet
\oiee" by Snint Saena. "Vols Celeste,'
Miss Canipl>ell. . "Llebestraunl
by Llabt and "Poeme by Fibltb. and
"i.'Amour Tourjois L'Amour* by
Frlml. The following selections were
sung by Mrs. Nelsler: "I Love Thee
by Grieg, and "Because," d'Hardelot
The Wedding Morcli from Wngner*F
C-pera "Lohengrin* was used for tli'd
processional. and Mendelssohn's
March for'the recessional. While.the
; . . vows were helncf spoken, "To a Wild
Rose." MaqDoVell,' was rendered.
The bride was given In mnrringoj
by her father, Lacey Carey Parsons.!
The bridegroom was accompanied bp.
h!s brother. Leon. .Rosenthal, of New)
York City, as best man. Miss Ruth i
Hunter, of Charlotte, and aunt of
the bride, was maid of honor. andthe
bridesmaids were, Miss Helen i
Hay, Miss Sara Hambright. Miss!
Mary Prances Herd, .all of Klngl(
'Mountain, and Miss Louise Morrta
of Charlotte. Ann Mobley Billing |
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ' Charles
Cash At Once For
YOUR OLD COLD
Rings, Watches, Pins .
Teeth and Trinkets
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USD PERSONAL HAPPEN
REST to 1
ND 88 MRS. A. H. PATT
UllliiiK of Kings Mountain was flow i
p?" ffirl Wni' I i^ranil Uiinlap Ip un?
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of Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Hunter o/
Charlotte, and cousin of the bride!
was rlngbearer. I
The list of ushers included JacdL.
Parsons, brother of the bride, Char 11
les Hunter of Chaflotte, uncle'of tho!
bride, James Creeno of Charlotte I
ccusln of the bride, and Dr. William i
Lawrence Mauney of Winston-Salem j <
The bride wore an ivory duchess,
satin gown. The molded bodice had] I
a sweetheart ' Tfet'kflne T high puffed 1
titeves. and the full skirt flared i
ftctn the hips, ending in a long train.|i
The full length illusion veil was fast,
i-ncd to a. tiara 'of orange blossoms
ano her only ornament was a string'
of pearls, gift of the bridegroom i
.fii a uiTstte bouquet'tri UT r
chlds and lilies of the valley.
Miss Ruthh Hunter wore forget-mej
not bine French Marquisette made'
with empire waist, puffed sleeves1
banded In lace and sweetheart neck!
l'ne. Inserts of self color In chantlllj i
lace extended the' full length of the
flared skirt. She carried a bouqueL
of briarcliff roses and delphinium.
,The bridesmaids wore dresses
fashioned on identical lines as the
maid of honor. Misses Hay and Ham
hrloht whiirimr nnriwinlrlp h)n<* and
M:sses Morris and Hord wore arbu-'
His pink. They carried bouquets of
deep pink roses, fterliera and delnbinium.
The flover girl'was dnssed !n
a dainty blue dress of French Mar(ii.lse.tte
and carried, a nosegay cf
sweetheart roses.
The ring 'bearer wore a white sa
hi suit and carried the ring on a
st: tin pillow.
Mrs. Parsons, mother of the bride
?v?re n rown of pervenehe blue lace
and a shoulder corsage of orchids.
Mrs O. F. Hunter. of Charlotte,
grandmother of the bride, was gown
ed In blue lace. Her flowers were or-j
thids.
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There was no reception and aftei
the ceremony. Mr. Rosenthal and his
bride left for a southern trip includ-;
Ing points of interest in Florida andj
Cuba, after Which they will be <atj'
home In New York City. F"or travel
Ing, Mrs. Rosenthal wore a two piece
suit of blue crepe with embroidered
IfctiRe. She wore navy ('accessories
and a shoulder bouquet of orchid?.
The bride Is the only daughter ot
Mr. and Mrs. I^acy Carey Parsons of
Kings Mountain. She was graduated;
from the Kings Mountain edt> j
schools and Queens-Chi corn college,)
Charlotte. In 1934. While there she
took a part in extra curricula actlw
Ities. being especially active in mu
sit circles. She* Is a graduate piano
pupil of the late Dr. J. R. Ninnies
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Sue was a memlKi of Alpha huunb
ua Mu, honorary music fraternity
cud Alphu .Delia Theta, social tra
urutiy. Mrs. Rosenthal also studiet
italic Julliurd School of Music In
New York City. She has been a mem
b-r of the music faculty in t}?e Kiugi
uOUiitu.h scooula for the last fiv<!
years. Mrs. Koseuthal is oue of the
must popular and vivacious memheri
A the young society set In Kiugi
Mountain. She, visits in Charlout
frequently and has a wide, circle 01
Mends. Since her engagement was
announced she has been "xleisively
entertained.
The bridegroom is the sou of Dr
Morris Rosenthal, profrnincnt eye
tur and throat, specialist of New
Si >> r < ';ec "AttilMit
thai, a member of the staff of Belle
veau hospital. Mr. Rosenthal attend
pti Harvard university and .Is a New
York graduate of the University ol
ifwonsin. He did graduate work at
Columbia university and -attended
Milliard school of MubIc. He in In
mrnrtor in piano in New York City
and Westchester County in New
York.
Guests attending tbe wedding frotii
Chnrlvtte were: Mr. and Mrs. C. F
Hunter. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hunter
Miss Mory Hunter. Mr and Mrs
Charier tin.'tor Dowd Boovy. Mr
and Mrs. J. C. Greene. Mr and Mri
J B. Morris* Ml"? Margaret Morrif^
M;ss !><>? Gri"-: e, Mr. and Mrs
George St:til? Mr and Mra: Ber
Whiting. .Mr and Mrs. Calvin Mor
ris Mr. and M'S Robert Boovy, Miss
Cora Boovy. Mr. ai.d Mrs. J. D
Campbell. Mr. and Mrer.Ij W Meacl!
pm. Miss Florence 1-erel}, Mr. anr
Mrs. Carl MeEwen. Misses Betty and
fie)en McEwen. Mr and Mrs. Jenkt
Ellington. Mr. and Mrs. J ?>. Cheek
M'ss .lean Davis. Mrs. Davis, and Mr
[ in' Mrs. Arch Campbell.
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Mr. Lumer Cannier
V. tmie.-uay,*-fle twenty-e>gtu oi Jun
uineieeu nunureu auu iniiy-blue
Hicujuuud, Virginia
'ibe ab.Vc aiuiuuiiccuicac watt it
cei.veu' wun coiuial interest iu King:
.viuamaiu auu uuue as a surprise u
lue many irieuub of ine couple.
i be marriage wan solemnized a
r.gn uodu ai Si. Pauls Episcopa
Ci.urcft, Hichmcnd, Va., with i/he rec
ioi, the Kigiit Hovertod Vincent C
r rallies, otl io.allng.
Ore bride baa lor sometime beer
ai the bead of religious education a'
me Fiiet Presbyterian Church, o
tine place, and has made inauj
11 >ends during her Stay here.
The bride-groom 1b a son of Mr
dud Mrs. George Cansler and a young
man of splendid traits of character
ire holds a position with the Mar
givce Mills.
The young couple will make theii
home in the Cooper Apartment or
King street.
CLUB MEETS
'ibe Friendly Club toad a welnei
.oast on Saturday night at tbe hom<
i t Kay McGlnnis. This club has Jus
recently been organized but has i
membership of nine. Those presen
Saturday night were: Jean Webb
Jeanne Grlfffn, Kay McGlnnis, Wal
1st Griffin, Mlohael McGlnnis, I^eno
ra Plonk, Joe Rhyne, Dickey Webb
iiarbara Jean Matthews.
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' YiTCRSDAY. JVI-T (. MM
VCETINO OF HOME ARTE CLUI
Mrs. W. K. Crook entartalnk
memtvers of the Home Art* Club an
Invited guests at her nome on lat
Wednesday aiternoon. Summer flow
.!i were arranged throughout tb
rfctn*.
Mrs. O O. Jackson had charge o
I all Interesting Droaram and wan a?
aisleo b> Mih. W. K. Ulukely an
Vr.i. Rr.lfelM Ratterree wro read a
(tulcle concerning the lives of Kleai
i'-i RoOsevelt, cur first lady, and he
recent distinguished guest. Quee
Kllr.ttbelh. One verae of "America
eno of ICnglutid's National Anther
was sung. The program was col
tended by Miss Kliznbeth Plonk'
sp'.Mul!d reading of several r
Christopher Morley's poems.
lee cream, cake and punch wa
served
JUNIOR WOMANS CLUB
TO MEET
All members of the Junior W<
loan's debar- -dished to be at- th<
Club Mou-s< Friday, (tomorrow) afl
etnoon at 5:30. P'orr tn-re they wil
p.o to the Anbrev Manney cabin a
l^ike Mon.'onla for their reeuin
! meet inn A picnic supper will he ser
eO. Memlv. it- who wb-h to no swim
' 'nvKg' pii ase l*iAiTss" naming suits.
| TEA FOR VISITORS
I Mrs. Charles Campbell enlerlah
I eu in an intorimu tea on tusi rnuri
day afternoon honoring Mrs. R. (
Wilson of K'ttie, Ga." uiiil Mrs. llo
r land of ('rlstteld. Md, A number c
friends of the hostess and guests't
ht.ncr v.vre present.
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CLINEJ JENKINS MARRIAGE
ANNOUNCED
Anitouneeiitenl has b? en made c
r ire nuii fiasre-.of Mrs. Florence Jet
Knit ?;. K -tl . iUT.ii'.ii .iint Mr. *1
A. f'Jfite of. sh'lay. ih's rorSniiu
, h..\;n- place at Yufk, S. C
Wednesday, June 28.
Personals
' Mrs. (.'. S, Pl'onk Is attending tb
' summer conference at Blue Kidge."
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Dr. and Mrs. J S Norman hav
fceen recent guests of friends a
Clearwater Beach, near Morganton,
.Mrs Annie Mae Howie and Mis
OlUe Hart sell are spending the wee!
at Myrtle Beach.
Mr| and Mrs. J. ,D. Hord, Mis
Jean Herd and Mr. Halienger spen
Tuesday at Spruce Pine.
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Plonk sper
Cherry Grove Beac
8.-.C.. where they were guests* <
Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Neisler.
I VCl* Wl'OV PjlttArO^n f\t Dfl WAOl
Oh., hna been on a visit to his moil
4 er Mrs. Ira H. Patterson and othc
, relatives. ?
Mr. and Mrs. C. L Fulton, Mn
! T^Id'atie Everhnrt.pnd Miss Winnifre
Fulton spent t!he FV>urth at Boom
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Watso
. Mr. J. I>. Ashby and family c
| Charlotte and Mt. Bob Dent of No
folk, Va.. spent Sunday with Mri
Banks Barber.
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Mr. and Mrs. M M Almond an
.hlldren of Charlotte spent the firt
' nhrt cf the week Mm. Almond's sii
' ter. Mrs. Eugene Matthews.
Mrs. SnlHe Finger of Stanley, wh
has recently been a patient in
' Charlotte Hospital, is now at tb
home of her daughter-in-law, Mrs. 1
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I At Hrit fidwfd price it paya lo I I
j b?T ike blade thai fit* your I
I 1 Cew Raaor exactly and give* a I
Ml I eaeoother, rioter lhave t The I
ml I tkUk Cen> Blade take* a keener
II I wedga^cday,hold? It lw|w. Cat I
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d| Mr. 8. L. Patterson, Misses Stella
it .ili(i Madeline Patterson of Hack Uil.
r-Juiid Miss Uutli FaituBon ot Lincolne
.on were vatitors in Kings Mountain
I suuda>.
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e Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Jackson had us
>1 their gueata for the - week-end at
n their cottage at Hat Cave. Mr. and
a Mrs. Jei'se Kiaer of Chi Jte, Mr,|
11 end Mrs. M. H. Blser and Mia* Mere
a dlth Joyce Blser of Kings Mountain
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came Saturday to join Mrs. Isley,
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v uv iiu;n ucvii tin <111 exit'iiMt'u v;?ii|
* at the- home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. 8. Flonk. The couple return
9 <*d rome this week
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Mrs XV. A. Thompson of Charlotte
Mrs. Lee Harmon and Miss' Viraie
Harmon attended the Mimosa Kestl
last week. While
). there they were guests of Mr. and
i Mrs. John Markas.
T Mr. and Mrs. Carl Grubbs, Nancy
f ' Gri i-bs and Mis, Willie XVcol*,
j ridge of Lynchburg Va.. have been
r v:siring Mrs. Banks Barber and otlf
I- <r relatives in KiiejeXlouutainana
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Owing to the condition of his father.
Mr lie'foy Mctilil, Mr. and Mrs,
^ W. J. McGiH are moving to their!
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Your Friend
farm eight milt* down the Kings '
Mountain-York highway. Mrs. McOill
w li r?-t :ini in September and board
in Mrs. Lima. MctHM's home during
ihc 8ih<ol your. ; ?
Mis, FMlJip 'Wit ley and P.ttlo
iiuihhttr Math Wr?y <>t Wendell. N.
t\. are e.ir-rts of Mrs. Wrilley's mother,
Mrs Euyrnia Mallard. Little
Fat anc Tony Mellow, who live n.t
he Methodist Children's Home, at
Wins ton-saJem ntv also guests. of
Mrs. Ballard, their grandmother.
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Nature Mmd the Iddneyp to do
anarvdouo job. Their took to to hoop the
Honing Mood trrom fro* 0I on cam*
tonic Impurilin. Tho act of living?<
itrri)?10 comuntly producing neo
Mtur the kidneys aus nmc?? trow
tho Mood It rood health ie to endur*.
Whoa the kidney* tail iv function *a
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waste that way raw body-whlo dirdoo
One nay suffer ooggim hochache,
la'IWrnl haadorhe, attache ul diastase a.
?eiunJ up nights. aneUinr. puffliww
under the ty? -tee! tired, nervous, ad
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Kresjuent, oeonty oe huminf Mtece
way he turthel evident* vl krdaey of
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WASH PANTS |
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WORK PANTS |
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