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ELLIOTT-THOMAS WEDDING (
SOLEMNIZED IN HOME
CEREMONY
Mrs. Lucille Pultun Thomas and
Mr. Hill Rlliott. both of ('liailo.Ue,
were weu In ^ simple but - impressive
cbreiuon'y. lust Friday evening
August 22. at the home of Mr. aud
Mrs. MofTfttt Ware in Kings Mountain.
The bride is u cousin of Mrs.
Ware.
The ceremony took place at eight
o'clock uuTi wus~i>erformed by He'v.
P. . PatrtCTr." pastor of the:-. First
Presbyterian <Jaurch, Kings Mountain.
Only relative^ and close
friends attended the wedding.
aii improvised . altar was arrunsed.
In the bay window. of iho Ivlng
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HAPPENINGS
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PHONES 10-R AND 88
room. attractively, decorater
j with feins, clematis vine and . tw<
i floor baskets lilfefi with white glad
!. ioli and' asters. Seven branehet
< dnritfnbra bearing lighted whit"
tapers flanked the sides ot the alta!
and completed the attractive set
ting-. For
ilie W editing music, Mrs. R
I'. Reid. organist of the Associat"
Reformed T'resbyterian Tabernacle
of Charlotte, played "I eebeslraum'
by l.is/.t and' Mrs. Nell J'adgett Not
lis, soprano, of PITarlotte. sang '"Be
cause", by Pe llivdlot, and 'A
Dawning' by ",'adman. For the pro
, eersional The Bridal Chorus froir
Lohengrin was played, and for th?
recessional Mendelssohn's Wed
ding March was used. ' lv
The hrido and bridegroom enter
i ed from the rear hall unattended.
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The bride wore a becoming slree'
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?IIviin \*i vc??i unit; wmi on *1115 met
black velvet bat anrl short veil
currying: a four-skinned mink scarf
Her flowers were a shoulder cor
'nunc of orchids.
After the ceremony an Informa
reception was given by Mr. and Mn
Ware.
The dinning room had been madi
lovely tylth bowls of white floweri
and hurricane lamps holding whit*
tapers. The "table spread with f
handsome' lace doth, had 'for it!
centerpiece a two-tiered weddinf
caltp. topped with a miniature brid<
and groom anil surrounded by silvei
candlesticks holding white tapers.
Mildeil ices in - bridal white V-*
green were served with the bride'1
cake and iced punch.
t Istlng in receiving were Mrs
Paui Monty and Mrs. E. D. Mtchae
cousins of the bride, Mrs. Merritt
Raggett of Los Angeles. Calif,
guest in the Ware home, Mr. an*
Mrs. John McC.ill. Mr. W. A. War*
and Miss Ava Ware of Kings Moun
tain. ' ' After
a wedding trip to New York
and other northern point's. Mr. an*l
Mrs. Elliott will make their hom<
in Charlotte.
Out-of-town guests were Mr. ami
Mrs. Harry N. Sutton. Mr. and Mrs
,D. C. Heal. Mr. and Mrs. R. H Hart
Mr and Mi's. P. S Henderson. Mr
and Mrs. P.M. Edge. Mrs.' Glenn
Rogers. Miss Mildred Roger.-. Mr
Carl Davis, Mr. and Mrs. R. P
R, P. Re:tl. Mrs. Callahan. Mrs. Paul
Monty and .little daughter. Kittj
Jane, and Sirs. E. D. Michael, all o!
Charlotte: Mrs. W. M. lhiggott, *o:
i/os Aiigeien, i:anr.
i PARTY FOR YOUNG VISITORS
illonoijing Miss Marian Jane I.o
veil of Charlotte, who has been t
guest at the Baker home. Mr. ant
Mrs. Bill BaWer entertained child
ren of their neighborhood at an ou
door movie party at their .home.
The young people enjoyed tht
showing of numerous cosmic stripft
lee cream, cookies and miDts wai
served.
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THE KING* MOUNTAIN HERALD 1
VOMEN
MRS. A. H. PATTERSON,
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> BESSEMER CITY
Mr. and Mrs. lien F. Beam Wer?
I among Kings Mountain people who
3 attended tljc Winters-Harmon wed 1
ding at the Baptist Church'in Hessej
Hier City, last Saturday night when
. Miss Yvonne Harmon became the
bride of Edward Odell Winters of
, Durham.
, The bride's father, Paris It. Har
noli spent his childhood and youth
r i|t Kings Mountain and the family
. have many friends and relatives
f here.. The bride is a. strikingly beitu
tiful and very popular among her
t associates, rtlte has" been widely en,
tertained since the announcement
. of her engagement.
Mr. and Mrs, Ben Benin were also
guests at a rehearsal party at the
i \Vohtans Club in Bessemer City
Friday night, when Mr. and Mr?,
j ,i aiimm entertained members of
' the bridal party and a few close
' friends and relatives. Mrs. Beam
| presided at the cake-cutting.
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
ANNIVERSARY
IMr. D. A. Fulton celebrated his
birthday anniversary at his lioine
on West Mountain street last Friday,
having as special guests Mr.
and Mrs. H. F. (lookout and Mrs.J
V>ne Albond of Hock Hill. S. C\.
and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Olive . or
Tampa.- Florida. Members of his
immediate family called during the j
afternoon.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Gail McDaniel an- I
itounce the birth of a son on Friday ]
August Tl. at their home on Gold i
street.
CELEBRATE TWENTIETH
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hoyt Mathis
entertained at a lovely reception at
their l#?me corner West King and
Wntterson street Tuseday evening
in celebration of their, twentieth
wedding anniversary. Around one
hundred guests many of whom were
friends of former years, culled during
the evening.
In the living room decorations con
Isted of gladioli in pastel shades.
The mantel was arrauged with a
crystal bowl filled with white flowers
and lighted white tapers! in crys
tal candelabra. In the hall and gift
room mixed flowers were used. In
the dining room bridal white attu
green was effectively observed. Tlie
table was spread with a handsome
!ace cover with center piece of
white gladoli, tube roses, fever few.
and , greenery in cut glass howl.
. Crystal candelabra held tall white
t tapers. The buffet was also arranpI
i d with white flowers and greenery
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. aim wnup tapers in crystal- holders.!
t Mr. and Mrs. John Pill lW'Ison. j
of Cherryville* greeted guests on the i
front lawn and Mr. and Mrs. P. D.
Hemdon received at the front dior.
j Mrs. Ben H. Goforth presented
guests to the receiving line station-!
ed in the living room and composed
of the following: Mr. and Mrs. Eu- j
? gene Hoyt Mathls. Mrs. Mathls
gowned in white taffeta, made pnn
cess style, with sweetheart neckline
and rhinestone trimming. Mrs
Mathls' flowers were pink * roses i
and blue cornflower and she carried
the handkerchief she carried t
her wedding; Eugene Hoyt Mathls.
Jr., Miss Pearl Kerr, wearing pink
chlcon w+th cordage of miniature
pink and white dahlas and summer
'lilacs; Mrs. WTuiam Leroy Johnson
of Swansee. S. C? in pink ' o-ganza
'with corSBge of miniature
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dahlias; Mrs. Charles Hinsdale Rob u,
bins, of Qaffney, S. C.rwefcrWg black I
chiffon with white gladolt. shoulder I
corsage; Mrs.' Robert McCluney
Kerr, of Columbia. 8. C.. in black II
taffeta with shi.STler corsage of red ||
.roses; Mrs. CaTuwell Hall of Gaff- II
hey. ST C.. weaTTIlg white lace with I
red gladioli.
Mrs. Luther Anthony directed
guests to the dining room where H
,?i is. Doris Littlejohn received. Mrs. I
D. M. Bridges. Misses Annie Rob- I
I erts. I'iccoTa' lilalock and Mary Mc- II
j Gill served white and green Ice' II
I (team, mints and cookies. 1
Mrs. Orr Weir and Miss Kreelove
Hlack presided in the gift room
where many handsome gifts In i
china, crystal, etc . were on display. I
Mr. anil Mrs. I. B. Goforth ., had
charge of the register in the hall.
Mr. anil Mrs. .DeWitt Ware recetv
ed on thi side porch WifTfe refresh
ing punch was served by Misses
Mary Prances (>autl and Isiulss
Putnam.
' Goodbyes - \yere spoken by Nil-, and
Mrs. K. (' MctTFain.
Mus(c was furnished during llie
evening by Miss Rachel McClain.
and Mrs. Harold Crawford. soloist. IH
w. Iio inolmhd hi "her numbers. "'Ah III
Sweet Mystery or DiHe.'.'^ "Silver |||
i 'I'llreads Among the Gold." and oth- I
ir songs suited to tlte occasion. - IH
Mr. anil Mrs. Mathis were inarrt- I
cd Aug JO.' 1921. In Columbia, S. C. |
j The rih'g used in the ceremony has III
never been reihoved from Miv.
Mathis' finger.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. IJoyd Watson of III
Poone*announce the birth of a dau- II
ghter on Auk. 23. Mrs. Watson was
before marriage ..\iTSs N'ella Hverhart
of k1i;ks Mountain.
SHELBY BRIDE-ELEC.T
i HONORED
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Honoring lrer cousin', who prior
to her marriage' Sunday; to Lleuten
;ilit Marion lt\ rd \yas Miss Virginia;
Austell, of Shelby. Mrs. Harold
Cjowfard add iter mot lie. ^ M||j
Will'Bird, entertained four tables |||
of bridge at Mrs. Crawford's home |
tin last Thursday evening. The |
rooms yhere Hie1 guests were enter- I
tained were attractively arranged II
with gladioli, fever few and other
lovely summer ^Wvers.
Miss Helen Graham won high !
high score prize vvlfh prize f % low i
score going to Mrs. I*rank rtoyle. i
Jr.. Mrs. Crawford presented the
bride-elect a pair Madeira pillow- j HI
cases and Mrs. Bird's gift was a I
table lamp.
An elaborate salad course with
tmnch and sweets was served. The 1
bride's plafe was marked with a
beautiful corsage and small bou- I
<Hiets of red and white, flowers were I
tied to the punch glasses of other
guests. ..
Ouests at _the party were tue
1. ride-elect and the following other
ladies front Shelby: Mrs. L. C.
Chiles. Jr.. Mrs. L. O. Thompson.. II
Mrs .1. M. Austell: Misses Frances 1
(Iraham. Martha Ann Kskrldge. Hel I
it Graham. Mary I. Pettis. Lott- III
ise ,Hainrick. and Klizabeth I
Austell Brewer. Kings Mountain I
guests included Mrs. Frank Hoy re, II
Jr.. Mrs. George Moss. Mrs. Wilson J
Crawford. Mrs. Harold Cogglns ana 111
Miss Martha Frances McGIlT.
i ATTEND WEDDING IN SHELBY
: Mr, and Mrs. Harold Crawford 1 IB
! and Mrs. VVill Bird went to Shelby U
Sunday to" be present at the marrl- II
age of Miss Virginia Austell to ID
Lieutenant' Marion Bird of Augusta. |
Georgia.
The ^narriage took place at the ' I
| home of the bride's parents. Mr. 1
and' Mrs. J. H Austell with Retr. I
j John W. Suttle who performed the |||
! marriage ceremony of the brldes'_ II
' parentsTeadlng "the ritual.
Lieutenant Bird has many friends, II
i in Kings Mdltntnin where he 'la8||
visited frequently. > j .11*1!' I
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