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MISS MARGARET COOPER
WEDS GEORGE W. PLONK
The marriage of Mian Margitre'
v Julettu Cooper and George WvUb
Plonk was solemnized in a ceremony
of exceptional beauty , and clial'in
uniting two of the Tost prominent,
families in this se<ition oil , Tlitlis?'
day afternoon ut 5:30 o'clock at St. I
Matthews Lutheran "Church.
Altar decorations of green and
white provided an effective bark.
. ground for. the all-white motif carri
ed out by the bridal party. The i
pultiii was arranged with an effec
tiVc grouping, of palms and ferns, j
posed against the grednery were
tall floor standards fflled with while
gladioli and graceful ferns outlined
the altar. Cathedral tapers set,,in
seven-branched candelabra burned
among the greenery, and pews recurved
for special guests were* murk
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t Mrs. Aubrey Mauuey was at the
organ. As a prelude to the ceremony
she played "Nuptial Benediction"
by Suinl-Saeits. "My Heart at Thy
Sweet Voice" and "Cuntllene Naptiale"
by Dubois. 'i
Arniand Hodie. ot' Columbia. S. 0.
was soloist, lie sang 'O Promise Me J
by J)e Koveti and "Because" by J
d'H'ardelot. Mrs. K. C. Michael, of
tiastonia. was violinist. She accompanied
Mrs. Mauuey and also played
-a nuihbpr softly during the cere
mony. ' I
Mr. Hodie sang as a 'benediction
'() Perfect Lcytv" .The familiar!
notes of the Bridal t'horus from Lohengrin
by Wagner heralded the
approach of the bridal party. Mendeilssohn's
Wedding March provided
the recessional music.
^The Vleinn ritual' o fthe church
was read by the bride's father. Dr.
K. C. Cooper, president of Lutheran
Theological Seminary. Columbia. S.
C. He was assisted by Rev. Herman
<}. Fisher, pastor qt' the church. Tim
impressive ring ceremony was used.
Ushers were Clarence Plonk, Jr..
brother of the groonv; Edgar Coop
er, brother of the bride, both of |
Kings Mountain; Alfred Costlier oi'j
Lincoln ton, and Ira Woodall Rose,
Jr.. of Rocky Mount.
Mss Martha Lou Mauney attended
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HAPPENINGS
REST to V
PHONES 10 R AND 88
lu>r cousin as maid ot honor She
was gowned in a white dross with
a <lacy bod too and a gatlii red skirl
of inoussoliiie de-sole and earlier a
cascade bouquet of red roses ci :;iil
with her and while.
The bridesmaids were Dorothy
Plonk. Elizabeth Xeill and Clara
Plonk, of Kings Mountain and Pau1
iutr Hewitt of Lattimure. Their
dresses were exact copies of the
gown worn hy maid of honor and
they curried arm'bouquets of .red
roses tied with satin rihlituis Hair
oniameuls were lace butterflies.
The flower girls I were Shirley
Houser. daughter of Mr. anil Mir.'
lieorge Houser, of this ciiy and
Christine Still, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. (iariand Still, of Winston-Salem.
They wore white floor length
frocks trimmed with narrow lace
and carried colonial nosegays of
red and white roses.
tilenna Plonk, son of Mr. and
Mrs. /eh Plonk of Atlanta.-was ring
hearer. He wore a tailored suit of
white linen and carried the ring
on a heart-shape satin pillow.
' The bridegroom had as.his best
mini UJA br \ li'-r, Zeb Plonk, ol' Atlanta,
Ga.
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Tin- liilclf. radiantly beautiful. <:n
tered on tile arln of her hint her.
Jacob Cooper, who gave h< r ill marriage.
.She wore a wedding gowti of
white Cliatitilly lace with sweetheart
neckline and . long sji-eves
which ended at a point- over the
hand.. The lines of the bodice weii*
princess t-lTeet. featuring a- Ions:
torso. The skirt Was of sin er white
net over satin. Very full and ending
in a flowing train. Her veil was of
misty bridal illusion and was tsuight.
with a bandeau of seed pearls.
She carried her mother's white
prayer book covered with white
orchids - and showered with swansonia
and fern tied with white satin
ribbons. The prayer hook, wits
carried by her mother, when site
was a bride. The bride's only ornament
was a brooch of pearls ami
diamonds _ which was formerly her
grandmother's; Mrs. J. S. Mnunev.
Immediately following the ceremony
a reception was held at the
home of the bride's parents, Dr.and
Mrs. E. C. Cooper, oil Piedmont av
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the 4th.
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THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD
^OMEN
MRS. A- H. PATTERSON,
eltUM.
Mi s. K C. Cooper and Mrs. Clarence
I'lonk. mothers of bride and
j groom, received at the .front door
! and introduced the guest's to the
bridal party. Dr. Cooper and C. S.
1 loiik greeted, quests- in 'lie living
loom. Mr, and Mrs. Pied l'lolik re*
ceivi d in the hall.
The djuiug rooili \ms decorated in
white and green, carrying out the
bridal motif. The table was laidwltli
an imported cloth and centercd
witli crystal bowl filled with roi
si's and gladoli. A' eacli chd'wero
crystal candelabra holding lighted
white tapers.
Mr. and Mrs D. c. Matinev. Mr.
and Mrs. S A. Mautiey. Mrs Jacob
Cooper and Mrs. George I looser received
in the dining room. Itrilal
ices and c ake were served by Mass
i es- Mary .Jala Pollock. Virginia I'lonk
' Mary Sue Mcfiiiinis and Maud?
Plonk, and Mrs.*Ilumes Houston.
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rid ttti' guests in the hill anil dii
reoted them to the girt room where
j Mrs. (iarlaml Still of Willston-Salj
em and Mr and Mrs. 1,other Cans1
ler received. itWreslving punch was
. servi tl by Mrs H. X...names. Mrs. j
Carl Maundy. Mrs. Hilly .Muuneyj
and Mrs. Joe Mauuey.
I Mr. and 'Mrs Lawrence Mauney j
presided at the bride's', register.,
itioodbyes were spoken bv Mrs. C.
I". N'eis|er 'and .Vlfs. Charles Mur
| I'h.y. '
Tin brijle is lire biilv daughter "of :
lie; parents and is a young lady of
marked culture and charm. She
.il'lcndcd la'tlior-fMiyile t'ollcge to
two-years and' was .later graduated
} I mm Dutfc University: tier family' j
I'lvas long been identified with -the
religious, cultural and social lift.
! of this section. Since the announcement
of -her 'engagement she lias
been extensively entertained.
Mr. Plonk is the son of Mr. and J
Mrs. Clarence S. Plonk of this place
He is a graduate of the University
of North Carolina and has finished
his first year medical course at the 1
University." He will continue " his
stiidv in medicine this fall. ,
The mother of the brlile wore
' powder blue chiffon and a corsage
! of pink sweetheart loses and blue
for:
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THURSDAY. JULY 3, 1941
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delphinium. ,
.The mother of the brUleRroc
was gowned in royal late with
corsage of pink rosea..
For traveling' Mrs. Plonk wore
smart suit Of .powder hluo she
wool, a, wh'ite luce blouse with ;
eordion pleated jabot. Her hat w
an off-the-fae.e model triftimed Wi
matching blue, anl a veil. Hot; ;
eessorii s were navy and black. S
[ wore a shoulder corsage of win
I orchids from lu r wedding houipn
The young couple left for a lit
cytnoon in the inbuiltu?ii> of We
ern North Carolina
D. D. CLUB AT LAKE
I Tlie 1). I). Club is enjoying it i!
llalitfni . wet k out at Lake Monloti
with Mrs. .Maker anil -Mrs. Kulki
son as alternate chaperon es.
'flic members are Gloria Cor
well. Prances' Cronse. Hcltv I'a
rick. Clara Mae Gatilt. Peggv lia
civ Helen Itamsry. Patsy White'. I";i
'Moss. Nancy Sillier. Sibil Itavi
Alice Petty' Mauney and Sara Hi r
don. . .:
HOSTESS AT BRIDGE DINNER
Honoring Mrs Humes iloitsto
bride of tho past sprhtg. Miss M /
Sue MeGinnis was hostess at
hridgiwLiiincr at Pine Kn'oi last Pi
day evening.
Daisies, larkspur and other <-i
Howf-Vs w> re used in dHCoir.it ion
The tables were centered with
miniature arrangement of mix?
flowers.
Five tables of bridge wefe in pla
sifter tile two course dinner w;
served.
Miss Margaret, smith won pri;
for high score and Miss Lucille M
t'linni* for low score. Mrs. Hnustc
was prc.seincil a lotejy silver crcai
iltiil sugar set by the hostess.
(liiests .included Mesdaines litn
es Houston. (Jeue- .Met'arler. Aitltv.
Clay: James Met Sill. Hubert Mill-.
Mo'wiud Jackson. Suiii- Stifle jo 1
<!aiitb|e. S>ewait Thomson; .Mis.-'
Margaret t."prii*ve|l. Maud William
Moil ha Frances M-tiill Murgnn
.Smith, Nina JarUsOii. Virginia M
(Sinnis, Lucille >f?:lJinnis and Hob
Hay. all of Kiifgs Mountain and;M
II 11. Houston of I'agelaltd. S ('
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ROBERTS-WILLIS MARRIAGE
ANNOUNCED
Announcement has been made
the marriage of Mr. Frank (' Ho
erts of Kings Mountain. N.
Mrs. Ellen Willis, of Dallas. N C
1 The marriage took place on Jut
I "lit at the First Methodist Chun
| in Mooresboro.
The couple are on an extend
I trin to Lake Waocamaw. Fundi
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SPEND 'WEE END AT
,M' j WHITE LAKE
A group from tin- Martiai-v \V<
:,s mail's Club, spent* ;ho \v?ok-i nil
Wliiti l.akt- and Ouoliuu lit'aol
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CAKE CUTTING AT MAUNEY
n-h+OME
i(. |jr Ml'". I). ' .Mauin.y <nif Mn
k. |\iHorg<- llousyi w. v .-:!o*t< s;? s I
IV | .ihf rUink-t'ooptM lii id. 1 party and
s rft'W additional friend* at a or
n. ting at lli<- Mau?i>\ opt. WVduv?
/lay- evening. follow in a 'To "hoar
sal at ihv oliuN h. ^
Tin' lioilio War arrai.i:<d through
n out wyth gladioli and 'iisrs
v. Tin- dining table was spread will
li lliiil lltlfl m iiltt ilt'liil O tt lt .
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lovely i.liriH'iierral wedding cuke
iced in white and decorated wit)
,t tiny white roses and green foliage
s_ A wreath of. sweet peas suiTOundet
life cake at the base. White- taper1
.,1 in crystal -holders completed "the '1'f
fectiVe appointments 111 which tie
,y white- and green bridal motif wa:
ls cmplitsized Wedding Symbols 'ani
lot (tines attached to narrow whit'
lo satin ribbons' were concealed'an tin
caUo* ice cream. '|ilt< punch ant
I lilt's was served,
m rite bride was love'' if if'-;- eht
foil The bride's moThi. M'tv. 'k. ('
firtipi r: wore a black i.tr? i "tiln.v
dies.-. Mrs .Maine v Hctiivi'd lie
;.! eio -)s ili a black a:cl tddtf1 I'linilO
iii dress and .Mis llon-t-r rxtit't yos'<
? . tnai i]i|i.-el te.
LbMCHEON FOR. BRIDE
**' /Mrs. Aubrey Mauniy a''-:. Mis
Mai iha lam Mauitev t tin- laan. 11 a
1 s a lovely luncheon at the Woman
Club ,ou Thursday - at one o'cloc
honoring Mi s. George Plonk. tie
Miss Margaret Coopet\Vjther guest
ieeluded the bride's "nnendatlts an
of mothers of the bride ' and brblt
ib'. gVoom. ' ,
to Tlie club lounge tr.i? .arrange
with lovely cut flow* -s. Attractiv
lie- place cards in the form of weddin;
[ b slippers were used.
three-course luncheon was sen
ed ed. The honoree wss preseiite
it a crystal In her chosen pattern,
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