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MENORICK-CRO&LAND
JWEDDINQ SOLEMNIZED IN
ISEffNET.TSVILLE. 8. C.
, Wodnonday morning. August ft. In
fhe Methodist church, in Dennett*(Killc,
8. C., Wins Helen Goggans
(diwl.uid nrtd Paul Eugene Hendrlck,
)hC Kings Mountain end M?rksrllle,
_ 0R C-. were united in inarrlnge The
program of nuptial rauelc wa? rend,
guad hy MIhu Grace Mitchell. Neville
|S-?iin<-tt Hang aeverul (selection*.
Odim were J. Everett C roe land
y?f Ijyviwm, ltarulotph KJrVpatrlck of
fMtnitngtou. L>r. i. E. Croeland of
jg'gL Msg;
!?? ? Mm. j W. (Ton land. mother of
8>'' l?n u- The maid of honor wae
mud mji-.. i > . 11. . . . f i a iiwahb
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The bride entered with her broth>m.
Jack W. Cropland of Dallas. Ter?r?,
by wtr>m she was nlven In mortage.
The hrhfegroom entered with
IT.ti brother, drey - Hendricks of
T'V.krtvtlte. who served as best man
The* ceremony was performed by
lev. J. F. Clark, pastor of the bride.'
' ie bride wore a navy chltfotn enta-mblo
(with a corsage of orchids
kurt valley lilies. She is the only dan
kbtor "of ,Mre. -Helen Goggans OroaIbnC
and the late J. \V. Croeland.
Since hor graduation ht Wlnthrop
JrMloff?, she has taught In the high
pchool at Kings Mountain
Mr.Hendricks Is- a son of Mr. and;
Mrs. W. P. Hendricks of MoCksville. j
MTc In a graduate of Wake Forest col.
tbge. and for four years has taught'
fcadewoe bi tl^e high school at. Kings
^fountain, and also has trained. a
paud that bits wou national recognition
Afior the ceremony the bride and
?"4ogroom left tor a stay at Daytona
Beach, Fla., after which they
trill mako their home In Kings
Mountain. .
After the wedding Mrs. Crosland
k??lobtained the wedding party and
i?ut of town guests at a luncheon at
at home.
Among Kings Mountain people attend
ing the wedding were. Misses
flfor.el Falls, Gloria Cornwell, Betty
top ffelaler and Fay Moee; Grady
(WaUcrraon. George Thom&sson, Ben
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dren's clothes.
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this Department
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anyone desiring
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REST to
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LND 88 MRS. A* H. PA1T
Goforth, Jr. Chas. A. Goforth Jr., the
the eight selected to represent the
Kings Mountain High School Band.
Others attending were Mr. and Mrs.
G A Bridges, Supt. and Mrs. B. N
Barnes, Mrs. Ladd Hainrlck, Laddl
Hamrick, Jr. Mrs. Panl Nelsler, Paul
NeSeler, Jr. MMNE Boline and Jo
.Kteter, D. K. Hord, Jr. Chaa Thomasson.
Chas. Thomasson Jr.. Jones
Fortune, Bobby AUraa and- Hal
Olive, and i: Bpn boforth. Sr.
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MEETING OP AMERICAN
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i to members of the American Legion
; Auxiliary on Tuesday afternoon of
last week, with fourteen members
present.
Summer flowers were arrange*) In
the living room. |
Mrs. A. O. Sargeant. Mrs. J. 8
Ware and Miss Vara Sargeant took
part on the program the topic of
which was Our Service Record.
The hostess agisted by Miss
Hudspeth and Miss Sargeant served
delicious refreshments.
Tfil-L CLUB ENJOYS
MOTOR TRIP
Ton members of the Trl-L Wo
mans Club of the Margrace enjoyed
a motor trip Sunday to the Great
Smoky Mountains, the Indian Reser
vr.tlon of Cherokeen county, and Oat
llnburg, Tenn. The party left 8unday
morning and returned late that evenIns.
The club members making the
trip were: Mesdames Chaa. Moee
Arthur Hamrtok, Joe Foster, Harry
Kimbell, Brackett Clyde Kee Grady
Rhea, Dewey Caldwell, Bertha George
"and John Jenkins.
RETURN HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sikes and
grand daugbtet? Patsy Berry ot
Houston, TTexaa; Mr. audi Mrs. Major
Payne, of Atlanta, Ga. have returned
home after a visit to Dr. and
Mrs. Norman the latter a sister ot
Mr. Slkfe. Dr. and Mrs. Dan Stewart
ot Hickory and Miss Mary Heleri
Stewart of Raleigh, were also guests
at the Norman home Sunday. 1
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i to announce that our entin
Etemodeled and equipped for t
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of MRS. R. D. GOFX
in the buying and styling of
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rill spend next week in New
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and will be glad to do pen
this sendee.
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PERSON, Editor
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WAGON ER-H ENDRIX
WEDDING
The following from a Forest City
newspaper will be of Interest here,
, the bride's father having bean a former
pastor of the Wesleyan Church
at Kings Mountain where- the family
redded for a number of years:
A wedding of simplicity and quiet
charm was that of Marian Ruth Hen
ttrlz, of Forest CUty, to John Fttmore
Wuroner. of Elon PWIu* Tfc?
mony ?m performed at two o'clock
Saturday, August IS, with Her. ArThe
living room of the Headrix
home was a scene of dignity and
beauty. Against a background of
white try trailed giving an artistic
setting (or the service. A large,
round mirror reflected the glow of
the burning taper* and gave a oathdrat
effect to the room. An tmprovle
etl altar ot white <wtth candlebra on
each ?Me and In the foreground com
pleled the arrangement. Waxy white
rosea In white vaeee lent an atmosphere
ot loveliness to the occasion.
A program of nuptial mualo wnb
rendered by Miss Sara Moee, who
played "Venetian Love Song" by Nev
In, and the Brtdal Chorus from Lohengrin.
toy Wagner. "To a Wild
Rose," by McDowell was softly played
during the ceremony. . I
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The tapers were lighted by Mrs.
Mayme ,MevlUe of Salisbury, aunt ot
tho bride, and Mtsa Mary Moss.
The bride and bridegroom entered
the room together. Hie bride was
charmingly attired In a navy blue
outfit with white trim at throat and
sleeves. A matching hat of bine felt
with a smart feather, and white
! gloves and blue bag completed her
' costume. She wore a shoulder corsage
of gardenia and Ullea ot the
alley. <??
Mrs. Wagoner Is a popular girl
?WU w nuiuuw UJf Ulttu;. A Y4VM1 per
eonallty, a charming manner and a
coutgious emtio has -won for her
hoots of friends. She Is a graduate
of Kings Mountain high school and
AnhevlUe Teach ego College, Ashe-*
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TOP?DAT. ABft lT, tm.
rile. Mt kM kr.tk* pant tm yarn
been a iiln oC Urn Cacnlty ?C th
Huaterill* School pt Stokasdala. Mi
W?(Mtt to (ke lM|kt%r of R?t. m
Mi*. C. A. Handro* at Form* City
Mr. wiaomr to tha bob of mr
Kate Wagoner art* the late LenSe
Wagoner of EVoo College. He to
graduate of Ellon Collage and th
University of North Carolina. (Thai
el' Hill, and to a member of the lot
Tan Kappa Fraternity. He haa ftfl
the paat tour year* been principal c
Htintsville school In Rocklnghai
county. He to now principal of Fal
I ntec high sdhjool. Farmer, N. fC
I and they will make their home ther
I After the ceremony the bride an
groom left midst a shower of rid
II and old shoe*.. for a honeymoon trl
I! tbrugh the Smoky Mountain an
I' Th? manj friends of th
11 couple 'wish them don tin uod hapj
llneas.
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I LEDFORD-WARE
Of Internet to Herald readers wl
II be the aunooneemeut of the marrl
I age of Idas Marie Taylor, of Greer
i frmmrmj' mv; wa*wy' t5^o?r?
i Pittsburg, the marriage taking plac
I on May SO. Mr. Ledford to a son c
I tho late W. C. Ledford and Mrs. Le
ford at Kings Mountain. Mr. am
i ?>*. uruiuiu *mvea m Kings Moui
! lain during the week-end where the
were oalled on account of the crltt
1 ml lllneue and subsequent death c
Mr. Ledford'e father.
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BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mz?. only Flails announc
j the birth ot a son Tuesday morntm
Aug. 15. Mrs. Fals and baby are li
: the Shelby Hospital.
Personals
Miss Lots Fortune was the gues
of home folks for the week end.
fiirn. Ftoye Oatee is In Boone, N
C., with ber father who is very ill.
i Mrs. A. J. McOUl~hatt as her gues
I her sister. Miss Ellen Long.of Gas
ton la for the week-end.
Mr. James Whlsnsnt of Blacks
burg. 8. C., waa in town Monday t
soe his aunt, Mra. 8. C. Ratterree.
Misses Qussle and Ida Hnffstetle
left Tuesday for a trip through Vtr
gtnla, Tennessee and Kentucky.
Mr- and Mrs. Price Patterson c
Ravenel, 8. C., ere visiting re la tiro
in Kings Mountain.
. Mr. Byron Keeter la in Hey Tori
City making selections for Keeter'
Department Store.
jMrs. V. C. Schley of Frederick*
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* Xton tor a tow dajra tola vnk. ,
J, Mr.1 and Mi*. (toady King tod
Wetmiiy aftamooa tor a trip tc
L Pawley*a atom*
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a Mr. Claudf Ortgg of Albemtole
e stepped la Kings Mountain for
h abort vlait Wedne#<Uy. r
* Mr. and Mr*' Grady Yelton oi
>f Horgaaton wore tbe week end
a Koeate of Mr. and Mm. J. H. Yelbon.
!., Miss Sara L?oti? of Columbia, 8. G
e sprat a tow daya with relative* in
4 Kings Mountain thl* week.
p Mm. Vera Haw lea spent a few
d days last week at Rutherfordton Hoa
e plial where she underwent treat
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. .Dr. y, c. KWenhPur of Holy Trtnity
Lutheran church of Hickory will
occupy the pulpit of St. Matthew* Lu
II tberan Church Sunday.
u BUI Darie has returned home from
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suffered from frequent
- headaches. Nothing stopped
them until a friend recommended
DR. MILES
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ins stops headaches before
they get a good start
Three generations hare
k found DR. BOLES NERV0
DfE effective tpr
Nervousness, Sleeplessness
this to Nervous Irrttability,
Nervous Indigestion,
Headache,
Travel Sickness.
Get DR BOLES NERV.
INE at your drug store.
* LIQUID MB VINE
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