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Mllii Mary Norma t'rook and Fred
^Drtle Power a were married Friday
afternoon at alx o'clock at the home |
of the bride's parent*. Mr, and Mrs. |
W Kenneth Crook.Yrhe bride's pas- j
tor. Dr. R. N llalrd. of lioyie Mo- j
dtoaMMMMIMa?a?Mdana*MfMHM?>v4M^?aabsr3t
terlan Church, otficiuted using the 1
ring ceremony.
The marriage characterized by |
unuHuul charm und simplicity, took !
place in the music room, before as '
improvised altar, with tall background
of 'ferns, ivv and othe>
greenery. In the center of the altai
posed a basket of white gladioli
and on either side, two tiers of
lighted cathedral tapers In brass
candelabra were arranged on White
pedestals.
The bride's brother. Cecil Crook,
usher, lighted the candles and escorted
membors of the Immediate
families of the couple to the ceremony
room.
Prior to the ceremony, Mrs. N
F. McGlll pianist, played Venetiai.
Love Song, by Nevln, and Leibes
traum. by Lists. Mrs. J. E. Herndon
soloist, sang, I Love You Truly, and
Because. Mrs. McGtll played The
Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin for
the processional, and Mendelssohn's
Wedding March, for the recessional
To A Wild Rose, by MncJJowell,
was played during the exchange of
vows. Mrp. McGill wore blpe . chif |
fon with" corsage of pink roses ana j
Mrs. Herndon wore yellow net and
corsage of roses.
The couple were unattended and
entered the ceremony room together..
The bride wort u becoming en
setnble in blue with navy dressmaker
coat, navy shoes aud bag and
white doe-sktu gloves. Her hat was
of navy stfaw with veil and she
wore a shoulder spray of orchids.
- The bride'p mother wore blue
lace with corsnge of pink roses and j
her grandmother wore blue crepe,
with corsage of talisman rose The
mother of the bride-groom wore sky i
dusty rose with shoulder spray of
roses and white statlce. . ,
After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. j
Crook entertained at an tnforma'
rpOAhtinn Ipp pronm nnd Individual S
cakes decorated with valley lilies,
white and gieen mints was served
by Misses Elizabeth Plonk and Sa L
lena Parton of Kings Mountain A
Miss Margaret Ditfkes of Orange/ i
burg, S. C., and Miss Bernice Powl!
era. sister of the bride-groom. of I
Lumberton.
The dining table was spread with
nn Imported lace cover and had for
its center decoration a crystal bowl
filled with white snapdragons, statice
and asparagus fem. White cardies
in crystal holders were arrang
ed on the table and buffet
In the living room and gift room
floral decorations consisted of daf
fodlls, Jonquils and spirea.
Mr. and Mrs. Crook were assisted
lm receiving U^elr guests by Mrs. E
W. Neal, Mrs. Grady Patterson and
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Patterson. Mrs. j
Troy Carpenter and Miss Panny,
Carpenter received In the gift room'
and Miss Dorothy Patterson pre aid
ed over tbe register.
Out-of-town, guests Included Mr.
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HAPPENINGS
REST to A
PHONES 10-R AND 88
and Mrs. N. K. Powers, parents ol
the brldegrpom, Mrs. Callie William,
aunt of the bridegroom. and
Miss lie mice Powers, sister of the
bridegroom, all of Lamiberton; Mis*
Margaret Dukes of Wlnlhrop Col
lege and Orangeburg. 8. C Mr. aud
Mrs. A. C. Dawson, uncle and nun*
of the bride of Oreenville. S. C,
ProoV of. hrW*
James Mctllll and Mrs. T. A Met! ill
of Columbia, 8. t\. H. h. Joyce. Kill
Draddy and Ulll MeSwultt of Char
lotto.
The bride is the only daughter
of Mr. mid Mrs. W. Kenneth Crook
and granddaughter of. Mr. and Mrs
A. J. McOlll of Kings Mountain
She is attractive and charming and
jMjiiuuir among ner rrienas?. sue
received her education at Kings
Mountain High School. Winlhrop
College. Rock .Hill, and Geyer Business
College, Charlotte. She holds
a position in the office of Plonk Motor
Company.
Mr. Powers is the only son of Mr.
and' Mrs. X. R. Powers of Cumberton.
lie-is a graduate of Geyer Bus
iness College apd works in the accounting
department of the Southern
Radio Corporation. Charlotte,
North Carolina.
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Immediately after the ceremony,
the young couple left, for a short
trip and are now at home with, the
bride's grandparents. Mr and Mrs:
A, J. McGill. i
Bridge Hostess
Mrs. W. L. Ra.nseui entertained
at five tables of bridge on last
Thursday evening at "her home on
West Mountain street.
Mrs. Ramseur'a handsome new
home was Mttractlyely arranged
with a profusion of lovely spring
flowers.
Mrs. Robert Miller Tecelved
prly.e for high score. Mrs. Harry
Warren and Mrs. James McGill
were presented gifts.
A salad course with accessories
and a dessert course was served.
Out-of-town guests included Miss
es Mary Jo and Sally Rhyne of Mt.
Holly.
Surprise Birthday Dinner
Mrs. V. L. Hitison entertained
members of her family at a surprise
birthday dinner at her home on
Ijacfiel street Saturday honoring
her son. Boyce Hinsdu. s
Table decorations consisted of a
bowl of lovely spring flowers and a
beautiful white cake on which were
22 pink caudles.
CoverB were laid for the members
of the family who live at home, also
Miss Nell Hlnson of 8helby and
Miss Bunlce Hlnson of Cramerton,
who st>ent the week-end In Kings
Mountain.
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MRS- A- H. PATTERSON,
| Epde-Elect Honored
'\f Ml?S Otta\ia trawiuiu
1'marriage to Mr. Harold (oggins
' i will be solemnized at the Klrat Bap
1 list Church, tonight. was compltnier
Ud by her two alsters-in-law. Mr*.
.Wilson Crawford and Mrs. Harold
Crawford, who entertained at a hit1
i ge bridge and rook parly at the
The club rooms were unuwunUf at1
11active with an artistic arrungnmcnt
of peach blossoms and other
spring flowers.
When the guests arrived a chfcI
I. on voluil ? t? ? - ?
nvu awiau VUUI3C Willi aWl'!?.SOrie8,
coffee anil a ?w?ct course was nerved.
" Mrs. Hill Muuney scored high in
bridge and Mrs. Charles Thontasson
11 scored low; Mrs. A. 11 Patterson
| scored high in rook and Mrs. J. E.
Idpford scored low, each receiving
attractive trophies. Miss Crawford
was presented a gift.
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Guests included a large number
from Kings Mountain and Miss Ka
tie Bell, of Charlotte, a fellow teach
or of Miss Crawford.
Do you know that pennies can
talk7 Ask the Rexall Druggist when
you may hear the special Rexall
Radio Program next week. Then
you'll learn how your pennies oan
be worth dollars! Kings Mountain
Drug Company, the Rexall Store.
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Sunday, April 13th
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Entertains At Buffet ?ot ?n 10 a ?
Those enjc
Supper (conf
Mrs. Paul Noisier wus hostess to
officers of the Womans Auxiliary ot " 1
the Presbyterian Church Tuesday 1"""
evening at 7:00 P. M. at her home RUMFi
The parlor and front hall were love
ly with a profusion of golden" belts VV
and bridal wreath. The beautifully
appointed table hud for its ceUter , c*',
piece a low bowl of spring jasmine /
and other flowers. . A
Mrs. E. A. Smith served nt the
head of the table not creamed chicken
from a very attractive china
bens of gay plumage nesting on va- Mlj'f/f1
ried colored. Kustei eggs. Ill if
The guests ire ratal themselves.
Mi-s ll. l. n Hay. at the foot of
tin-' tabic, served 'be dessert course MtOKC
"Mr- Hu'yne jtlatkmer and Mrb. mcaum a*e.?
FRf I ' ?< d lor Ml
After the delicious supper the ,i ,i. ^i,
guests bad a very interesting busl " ? *
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