BELLINGER'S
Kings Mountain Bargain Days
Kings Mountain
BARGAIN DAYS ONLY!
Friday, Saturday, Monday
April 1.2,4
THE ~
[POCKET
WATCH
Gentleman's 15*Jewel Na
tionally advertised Pocket
Watches, a regular $27.50
value.
Ladies' 17-Jewel National
kien's 17-Jewel No
ly advertised watches. Reg
ular values up to $47.50.
advertised Watch
Special $19.75
Special $19.75
lecial $18.75
BASKET
il WEAVE!
All Odd Pieces of Crystal
All China Gifts
lies' Costume
Gentlemen's Basketweave
Watch Bands, a SI 2.50 val
ue.
Roseville China
Jewelry
MEN
BILL ,
FOLDS
AND
MALLETS
Pop-up Toasters.
All Gentlemen's Billfolds
All Gentleman's Jewelry
28 Percent Off
28 Percent Off
lal $14.75
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PAY 31.00
Miss Lenora Plonk Wed On Saturday
To Mr. Austin Alexander Lackey, Jr.
[j A wedding of unusual beauty and?of white snapdragons with lacy fern
charm and of interest throughout and white tapers in silver holders
j the Carolinas and Virginia was that were used on either end of the man
I of Miss Lenora Plonk, daughter of I tie.
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Orirr Plonk, and
Mr. Austin Alexander Lackey, Jr.,
son of Dr. and Mrs. Austin Alexan
der Lackey of Fallston, which took
place Saturday evening at 8 o'clock
in the First Presbyterian church of
Kings Mountain..
kev.'P. D. Patrick, pastor of the
? bride, officiated, using the double
ring ceremony.
Palms, floor baskets of white glad
I iolis and snap dragons, and numer
ous seven branched candelabras |
with white cathedral tapers formed
the background for the vows. Prior
to the ceremony Evell Lackey and
Aivin Hamrlck of Fallston lighted
the candles. ,v ;
While the wedding guests were
assembling Mrs. N. F. McGill, orga
jnlst, rendered a program of bridal
j music which included, "Meditation,
1 from "Thias" Massent, "Intermezz
zo" ? Provost, "Always" ? Berlin,
|"Liebestraums"Liszt, "O P6rfest
Love" ? Barmly. James Throneburg
sang, "Because" ? D'Hardelot, and
"I Love You Truly" ? Bond, was
sung by Billy Gene Amos. The Wed
ding March from "Lohengrin" ?
Wagner was played for the proces
sional, and Mendelssohn's "March
from a Midsummer Nights Dream"
for the recessional. "Clair de Lune"
! ? Debussey was softly played dur
ing the ceremony and James
Throneburg sang 'The Lord's Pray
er" ? Malotte for the benediction.
Best Man, Ushers
i The bride was given in marriage
, by her father and Dr. Lackey, fath
j er of the bridegroom, was best man.
J Ushers were R. G. Plonk, Jr., broth
er of the bride, John Butler Plonk,
Robert Cline and Jim Cline.
The bride's gown was an original
model made of skinners satin in off
white tones. The sheer marquisette
yoke was outlined with a leaf de
sign of seed pearls accented with a
deep ruffle of imported Venetian
lace. Long fitted torso skirt made
very full ending In a cathedral train.
Her veil of exquisite imported
Princess lace was posed over bridal
[illusion and was caught on each
aide of the crown of seed pearls. She
carried ai white Bible topped with
white orchids and showered with
white satin ribbons. She wore a
pearl necklace and earrings, a gift
j of the groom.
Miss Dorcas Carpenter was maid
[of honor. Her gown was of yellow
Ifaille tafeta. styled with low neck
j line with pleated bertha fitted bod
' ice, with southern belle hoop skirt,
j taffeta caught up in front revealing
I rows of matching lace. She wore
1 matching lace mitts and carried a
I bouquet of mixed spring flowers ti
led with orchid ribbons.
I Bridesmaids were Miss Jean Webb,
Miss Peggy Arthur, Miss Bobbie
Simmons of Kings Mountain and
Mias Jean Falls of Fallston, cousin
of the groom. They wore orchid taf
feta dresses of the same, design a a\
ihat of the maid of honor. They car
ried bouquets of mixed spring flow
ers tied w 1th yellow ribbon.
Attending the ceremony as guests
of honor were a gfoup of the bride's
close friends whd entered the chur
ch Just before the wedding party
and were seated In a special pew.
These were Misses Lbuann Hern
don, Kttty Falls .Bettey Hord, Betty
Lynch, Mary Beth Hord, Frances
Payne and Beulah Bhea. ..-ijgj
' tWfffMB's mother wore a dresajjf
dusty rose crepe with a shoulder cm
sage of violets. The fnjom's motR
er wore light blue and An orchid
shoulder corsai*.
Immediately following the cert
mony the bride's parents entertained .
at ? 4?v?jmioii *t the Woman's club 1
house. The hail and lounge held;
striking arrangements of ' white
gladioli and lacy fern in white flow
On the mantle in the loan*
ge was a very artistic arrangement
Guests were .greeted at the door by
I Rev. and Mrs. P. D. Patrick, Mrs. G.
i V. Pattersoruof Gastonia, aunt o{ the
'bride introduced them to the receiv
ing line composed of Mr. and Mrs.
R. G. Plonk, Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Lac
ye, the bride and groom and the bri
dal party.
Inviting guests into the dining
room were Mr. and Mrs. Jay Patter
son, receiving in the dining room
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Arthur.
The bride's table was covered with
an imported lace trimmed linen
cloth, centered with a silver bowl of
white snapdragons, flanked on eith
er side by silver antique candelabras
holding lighted white tapers. On
each end of the table was a large
silver platter holding bridal cakes,
silver compotes with mixed nuts
completed the table arrangement.
Girls serving green and white block
ice cream, and individual cakes iced
in white with white rose buds and
green leaves were Misses Louann
Herndon, Betty Hord, Frances Pay
ne, Beulah Rhea, Betty Lynch, Patty
Neisler, Shirley Arthur and Kitty
Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Carpenter invi
ted guests to the punch bowl. The
table was covered with an imported
madeira cloth in the center was a
large crystal punch bowl, silver can
dle holders with whjte tapers were
used on one side of the bowl, silver
trays holding the punch cups were
on the other side. Miss Je'Anne Grlf
fin and Miss Marion Arthur served
punoh.
Baskets of white gladioli, lighted;
candies and an ivy covered lattice
fence completed the.decor.atiyns in
the dining room.
Guests were directed to the regis
ter by Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Griffin.
Miss Jette Plonk, aunt of the bride,
and Mrs .Caswell Taylor of G as
thma, cousin of the bride, wer? in
charge of the register. Miss: Jean
Davis and Miss Mary Beth Hord
furnished piano music during the
reception.
Good byes were said by Mr. and
Mrs. R. H. Webb.
Later the couple left for a wedding
trip. For traveling the bride wore a
two-toned grey suit Her accessories
were gney and lilac orchid and she
wore a white orchid from her bri
day bouquet. The couple will make
their home in Faliston upon their
return.
The bride was graduated from the
Kings Mountain schools and attend
ed the Plonk School of Creative Art
in Asheville and Limestone college.
The bridegroom was graduated
from the Faliston schools and at
tended Oak RMge Military Acade
my and Lenoir Rhyne college.
Out of town guests included a
large number from Faliston and Mr.
and Mrs. Rufus Plonk, Mrs. Rufus
Plonk, Jr., Bessemer City; Dr ' and
Mrs. A. S. Bumgardner, Mrs. W. J.
Wortman, Miss Ruth Yelvington,
Charlotte; Mr Charles Stamey, Cha
pel Hill; Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Beam,
Cherryvllle; Mrs. B. N. Moore, York,
S. C.; Mr. and Mrs. J. S: Kincaid, Mor
ganton; Mr and Mrs. W. F. Powell,
Grover; Mrs E. E. Elklns, Ramsetir;
Mr. Charles Campbell, Jr., Wilming
ton, Del.; Mrs. George V. Patterson,
Gastonia; Mrs. Caswell Taylor, and
Caswell Taylor, Jr., Gastonia; Mr.
Joe Whitner, Union, S. C.; Mrs. T. C. *
Stamey, Polkville; Mr. and Mrs.
Evan' Wilson, Mrs. Ada Lackey, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Hendricks, Mr. and
Mrs. V. O. Cline, Miss Lottie Mae
Hendrick, Shelby.
MYF Active
During Lent
The Methodist Youth Fellowship
met Sunday night for a talk on
"How Can I Know What is Right
With My Money?" led by a iocal
lawyer, Faison Barnes.
"Time For Communion With God,"
is the topis for next Sunday's even
ing meeting. The program commit
tee, Jack Matthews, chairman, Nan
Jean Ganfct, Patricia Prince. Jo Ann
Falls, and Jo Ann Hayes, worked out
this program at a "Workshop" held
Tuesday night at the, home of Bet
ty Wilson. B. S. Peeler, Jr., director
of the 'Junior choir, also met with the
group for practice at this "Work
shop."
Seniors will meet Tuesday even
ing at 7:30 in the church basement
for another "Workshop." Each mem
ber is to bring a pound of something
to eat to provide refreshments.
Plans are being made for an Eas*
ter program and sacrificial meal on
"Good Friday."
A special program, "Praying
Jlands," is to nu.- presented Sunday
morning in the youth, chapel at ten
o'clock, for the entire Methodist
Youth Fellowship.
For Kings Mountain Bargain Days
QUAKER OATS
20 Oz. Pkg. 16c
CABNATION
3 large.............. 2Sc