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KINGS NfOUNTAfN HfeRALD:KP^GS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
Thursday, August 19, 1965
Woman’s Democratic Club To Host 10th District Meeting
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The Cleveland County
Woman's Democratic Club
be host for a 10th Con-
wi
gressional District meeting
Sept. 8, and plans are well
underway, Mrs. Warren
Gamble, president of the
organization said this week.
Democratic women—and
their husbands—are expect
ed to attend from Cleve
land, Avery, Burke, Cataw
ba, Gaston, Mitchell and
Rutherford Counties.
The event, to be held at
6:30 p.m. at Shelby Elks
Lodge, will feature a recep
tion and dinner. Mrs. Dan
K. Moore, North Carolina's First Lady, will be a special
guest and featured speaker.
The meeting will also mark an early observance of
Democratic Women's Day, celebrated across the country
in the fall.
Three Kings Mountain women are on committees for
the event. Mrs. Jack White and Mrs. Bob Cox are co-chair
men of decorations and Mrs. F. A. McDaniel, Jr. is chairman
of the menu committee. Mrs. Gamble is program chairman.
for the party.
Joseph Kevin Wheeler,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Wheeler, celebrated his
first birthday Thursday at
a family party at his home
at 500 Katherine Avenue.
Young Wheeler is grand
son of Mrs. Essie Stepp of
Kings Mountain and Mrs.
Luby Wheeler, Sr. of Nor
folk, Va.
A decorated cake was
topped with a candle and
cut and served with ice
cream and other refresh
ments.
Young Wheeler's matern
al grandmother was present
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Miss Elizabeth Stewart
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Francene Thornburg,
daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
J. J. Thornburg of Winston
Salem, celebrated her sev
enth birthday Tuesday.
Eleven guests were pres
ent for party fun, and after
the party the Thornburgs
were hosts at a cookout
with Rev. and Mrs. Wayne,.
Ffaynes and family as'I
guests. The Thornburg and
Haynes families are former
ly of Kings Mountain. ||
Francene's cake was dec- , '
orated with pink roses. The; %
cake was served with fruit 11
punch, and homemade ice
Editor
Tammy Dee Cobb,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Mitchell Cobb, was three
years old Friday and a par
ty was held at her home on
Phifer road.
The decorated doll cake
was centerpiece for the re
freshment table. Ice cream
was served with the cake,
and balloons and candy
were given as favors.
Present for the party, in
addition to her parents,
were her grandmother, Mrs.
Clyde McDaniel; Cathy and
Lynn McDaniel, Debbie Ap
pling, Frederick, Tonya and
Rhonda Kay Kincaid,
three-year-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Kin
caid of Bessemer City, was
honored on her birthday at
a party attended by 47
youngsters in the Odell
Memorial Methodist church
fellowship hall.
Pink and red streamers
and balloons decorated the
hall. Guests were given pink
and red hats with their
names on them. They were
entertained by a three-act
puppet show given by Lynn
Rhyne and Karol Kincaid,
children's games and stories
by Mrs. J. B. Simpson.
Rhonda's pink birthday cake was decorated with danc
ing ballerinas. Pink and red cakes, red punch, and ice cream
were served. Door prizes were won by Kenny Rhyne and
Jackie Blanton.
Helping the hosts to serve were Rhonda Kay s aunts
Martha Wells of Kings Mountain and Sara Kincaid of Bes
semer City, Bobbl Kincaid, Mosie Todd, Nancy Rhyne and
her uncle, Tonnie Ware of Kings Mountain.
Rhonda's mother is the former Catherine Ware of
Kings Mountain, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ware.
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The Thornburgs are also parents of a son, David, age
nine.
Darrell Sisk.
Young Miss Cobb is granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde McDaniel and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Cobb, all of
Kings Mountain.
Mr. and Mm. Thomas C. Bridties
CbaHotte Couple
Honored Sunday
On 50th Anniversary
Boy Scouts Planning
Trip To Lu+herldge
■Mr. ami .Mi's. Thomas
Biklgcs ce'ebralecl thoir golden
vvedUing day Sunday at a icct'p-
ti'.n tjiven by their eight children
at tile home of .Mr. and Mrs.
Boy Scout Troop 91 plans to
top off -summer vacations with a
trip to Lutheridge near Arden.
C. .Scoutmaster Otis Kails. Jr. re.
ports.
East Gold St. Church Setting Sunday
For Ellison-Kilgore Double-Ring Rites
East Gold Street Wesleyan
Methodist church provided the
setting Sunday at 3 p.m. for the
wedding of Miss Viola Magda
lene Ellison and John David Kil
gore.
Rev. Clyde R. Goodson, minis
ter of the church, was assisted
by Rev. E. O. Gore in officiating
at the double-ring ceremony.
Mrs. Eddie Brazzle was at the
piano for the program of tradi
tional music and Robert Good-
son was vocal soloist. Mr. Good-
son sang “Whither Thou Goest"
before the ceremony and "Seal
Us O Holy Spirit" as the bene-
diction-
The altar of the church was
covered in white and banked by
palms and background greenery-
candles and white glads.
Ed Thrift, brother-in-law of the
bride, gave her in marriage- The
bride's gown was a formal design
of bridal satin and lace, featur
ing a lace jacket with long
sleeves. The full skirt was high
lighted by a chapel train. Her
triple-tiered shoulder-length veil
was attached to a crown of pearls
and she carried a white Bible
topped with a white orchid and
satin streamers.
Miss Orvita Poppell of Odum,
Ga., college classmate of the
bride, was maid of honor. Her
formal-length gown of blue satin ^"'the White
had a white lace jacket. She'
wore a blue headpiece with flirt
ation veil attached and carried
long-stem white chrysanthe
mums.
Miss Dixon Back
From World's Fair
'Diane Dixon, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. H. K. Dixon, joined a
group of 103 King’s College stu
dents and faculty members for
a six day chartered bus trip to
New York and the World’s Fair j
last week- ‘
Miss Dixon returned home 1
Wednesday. She will enroll at
King’s in Charlotte for the fall j
term. i
In addition to spending two !
days at the Fair, the students !
took guided bus and boat tours
of Manhattan and returned by
way of Washington, D. C.. tour-
House and had
lunch at the Sam Rayburn Office
Building.
Miss Dixon is a 1965 graduate
of Kings Mountain high school.
Miss Bennett
Gives Plans
Miss Linda Lee Bennett,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, W. D.
Bennett, has completed plans for
her marriage to Jeffrey Lee
Adams, son of Mrs. George E.
Siple of Columbia, S. C., and Lt.
Col. Dwight Lee Adams of Brook
ings, South Dakota, and an
nounces them today.
The wedding will take place
Sunday at 4 p.m. in First Pres
byterian church. Rev. B. L.
Raines, pastor of First Baptist
church, will officiate at the dou
ble-ring ceremony.
Mrs. Darrell Austin will be or
ganist for the program of nuptial
music and Mrs. Robert Ware will
be vocal soloist.
The bride-elect will be given
in marriage by her father. Best
man for Mr. Adams will be
Charles Patrick of Blacksburg, S.
C.
Mrs. Mary Helen Leigh of
Grover will attend the bride,
elect as matron of honor and
bridesmaids will include Miss
Cookie Miller of Inman, S. C.,
Mrs. Maurice Pace of Spartan
burg, S, C., and Mrs. Charles Pat
rick of Blacksburg, S. C. Junior
bridesmaids will include Miss
Cathy Siple and Miss Cindy Siple,
both of Columbia, S. C., sisters of
the bridegroom-to-be.
Deedra Dale Stroup, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stroup,
and Liza Lee Hubbard, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hubbard and
cousin of the bride-elect, will be
flower girl. Shan London, son of
Mr, and Mrs. Woody London, will
be ringbearer.
Miss Bennie Joyce Poole of
Gaffney, S. C., will preside at the
bride’s register.
Ushers will include John Van
Dyke and Noel Wemster. cousin
of the bride-elect, both of Kings
Mountain, and Maurice Pace of
Spartanburg, S. C.
The bride-elect’s parents will
be hosts for an after-rehearsal
party Saturday evening at Kings
Mountain Woman’s club.
Mrs. Bill Baker of Lincolnton,
college roommate of the bride,
and Miss Gloria Butler of Besse
mer City, college classmate of
the bride, were bridesmaids. They
wore street-length dresses of
blue peau de sole with white
lace jackets, matching head
dresses and carried long-stem
med white chrysanthemums.
Best man for the bridegroom
was Gerald Carpenter of Lincoln
ton. Ushers were Jimmy Kilgore
of Calhoun Falls, S. C., brother
of the bridegroom, and Charles
Goodson of Kings Mountain.
The bride’s mother wore a
royal blue dress with white ac
cessories and a white shoulder
corsage.
Mrs. J. D. Biddix presided at
the register in the vestibule of
the church.
For a trip to the North Caro
lina mountains the new Mrs.
Kilgore wore a blue linen suit
with white accessories and the
orchid lifted from her bridal bou
quet.
BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Bertha Ellison of Kings
Mountain, She is a graduate of
Kings Mountain high school and
Central Wesleyan college. For
the past year she has been a
member of the faculty of High
Shoals Elementary school near
Lincolnton.
The bridegroom’s parents are
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Kilgore of
Calhoun Falls, S. C. A graduate
of Calhoun Falls high school, he
has completed four years of
USAF training. He Is employed
by Leslie Fay Fabrics in Lincoln
ton.
The newly-weds will be at home
on route four, Lincolnton.
M. L. Bell Honored
On Birthday Sunday
M. L. Bell of Mount Holly, for
mer Kings Mountain citizen, cele
brated his birthday Sunday at a
family dinner held at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. George
Sellers and Mr. Sellers at their
home on Margrace Road.
Members of the family attend
ing besides the Sellers and their
children and families included
Mr and Mrs. Bell; Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Bell and Jeff of BeLmont;
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bell and chil
dren of Belmont; Mr. and Mrs.
Vernon Smith. Marcia, Verna
and John, of Winston Salem;
and Mr. and Mrs. George Stewart
and family of Kings Mountain.
Pair Honored
At Cake Cutting
Miss Viola Ellison and John
David Kilgore were honored
after their wedding rehearsal
Saturday night at a cake cutting
held at the home of the bride-
elect’s mother, Mrs. Bertha Elli
son.
A color note of traditional
green and white was carried out
in decorative details. Overlaid
with green over white linen, the
bride’s table held a three-tier
white and green cake as central
highlight. Green punch was serv
ed from the opposite end of the
table. Centering the long table
was a mass arrangement of
white glads.
Assisting in serving were two
sisters of the bride-to-be, Mrs.
Ed Thrift and Mrs. Edith Go
forth, and Miss Carolyn Butler,
the bride-elect’s college class
mate.
Miss Ellison and Mr. Kilgore
took the occasion to present their
gifts to their wedding attendants.
Eight-year-old Monte Falls, left, and nine-year-old
Warren Falls celebrated birthdays Friday.
A party was held at the home of their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Gillie Falls, Jr.
A decorated birthday cake was topped with baseballs
and served with refreshments. Party favors were given each
child.
The Falls brothers are grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs.
Hunter Wells and Mrs. Gillie Falls, Sr. of Kings Mountain.
Attending the party were Carolyn Green, Lou Ann
Blalock, Tricia and Todd Blalock, Subetha Falls of Gastonia,
Terry and Bridgett Glass, David Sanders, David Huffstetler,
David Wells of Shelby, Craig Sheppard, Scott Moss, Donna
and Jeff Moss and Danny Goforth.
Ware
P. D.
week
Sgt. and Mrs. Ray Carroll and
.somi. Edwin and Timmy, of Sum
ter, .S. C. spent the wc-ekend with
Kings Mountain relatives, com
ing especially to attend the Far
ris family reunion held Sunday.
The Carrolls visited Mrs. Car-
roll’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Farris, and Mr. Carroll’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Car-
roll.
Wares, Mrs. Herndon
Back From Florida
Mr and Mrs. Howai'd
and son, Pete, and Mrs.
Herndon returned last
fnnm a visit in Florida.
They visited Mr. and Mrs. Biill
Ware and children at Hollywood
Beach, Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Hern
don, Jr at Hollywood Beach, Mr.
and Mrs. Andy Montgomery and
children at Fort Lauderdale, Mr.
and Mrs. Chax-les Holden and
children at Bellview and John
Floyd at St. Petersburg.
Pair To Wed
December 25th
Pair Honored
At Cookout
Miss Margaret Bryant and
John Harry, who.se wedding took
place Sunday, were honor guests
at a Thursday night cook-out
given by Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mur
ray at their home on Meadow-
brook road.
Parents of the bride-to-be, Mr.
and Mrs T. W. Bryant, were al
so guests.
A steak supper with accessor
ies was served from patio tables.
The hosts took the occasion to
present the engaged pair with a
gift of linen.
Couple Set
Wedding Date
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Wright of
Route 3. Kings Mountain, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Janice Elaine
Wright, to Robert Milton Beam
of Fallston, son of Mrs. Ben
Stroupe of Cherryville and Rob
ert Earl Beam of Oeala, Fla.
The wedding is planned for
September 26 at Shady Grove
; Baptist Church in Cherryville.
! The bride-elect is a graduate
I of Tryon High School in Besse-
' mer City and Spartanburg Gcn-
1 era! Hospital School of X-Ray
I Technology in Spartanburg, S.
C. She is presently employed at
Miss Lynda Sue Herndon. Bruce Sparrow
Wed Saturday In David Church Rites
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Hall of
Winston-Salem announce the en-
gage.Tent of their daughter, Miss
Portia Hall, to Douglas Morgan, I Cleveland Memorial Hospital as
son of Mr. and .Mrs. Theodore | a X-Ray Technician.
Morgan of Kings Mountain. ; A graduate of Fallston High
Miss Hall is a student at Wins- j School, the bridegroom-elect serv-
ton-Salem State College in the | three years with the United
School of Nursing. 1 States Army stationed at Fort
Morgan is stationed with the I Jackson, S. C., spending several
Army in Germany. He attended 1 imonths in Korea. He is an em-
Winston-Salem State before cn- I ployee of Coca-Cola Bottling
tering the service. | Company in Shelby.
A Dec. 25 wedding is planned. , Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ramsey and
— - i son, Mike, of Gastonia and Miss
Dr. and Mrs. P. D Patrick of Helen Owens leave Friday for a
Decatur, Ga. visited Mr. and
Mrs. H. Lawrence Patrick and
family Thursday. Dr. Patrick is
a former pastor of First FTesby-
terian cdiurch.
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Preston in Tallahassee, Fla. Mrs.
Preston is a sister of Mrs. Ram
sey and Miss Owens. They ex
pect to be away nine days.
Mr. and NIrs. Bruce Edw'ard
Sparrow, married .Saturday at
7:30 p.m. in David Baptist
church, have returned from a
wedding trip to the mountains
and arc at home on East Gold
street.
Miss Lynda Sue Herndon be
came Mr. Sparrow’s bride in a
candlelight double-ring ceremony
conducted by Rev. N. S. Hardin.
Mrs. R. G. Franklin sang
“Sweetest Story Ever Told” be
fore the ceremony and "Wedding
Prayer” a-s the benediction Mrs.
James Sanders was at the organ
for the program of traditional
music.
Palms and seven-branched can
delabra holding spiral tapers
formed a background. White
glads and mums were used on
either side of the altar and light
ed candles were used in the win
dows.
Harold H. Herndon gave his
daughter in marriage. Her form
al gown of silk organza and im
ported peau d’ange lace over
taffeta was designed with con
tour bodice featuring a lace plas
tron, scalloped portrait neckline,
and short sleeves trimmed with
I silk roses. The bell skirt, gar
landed with lace, was caught up
with silk roses, and a lace-trim
med Watteau panel was caught
high at the back to a bow and
spread to a Chapel length train.
Her bouffant-length veil of im
ported illusion was attached to
a tiered crown tri.Tmed with
pearls and crystals, and she car-
rUxl a lace-covered Bible topped
with a white orchid, -stephanotis
and ribbon streamers.
Miss 'Vicki Beam of Cherry
ville attended the bride as maid
of honor and Mrs. Floyd Horn
was matron of honor. Brides
maids were Miss Gail Heavner,
Mrs Brunson Harmon, cousin of
the bride, both of Kings Moun-
ta’-n, and Mrs. Bob Woodruff of
Clierryville.
The attendants wore formal-
length gorwn of cherry silk chif
fon over taffeta, their dre.sse«
featuring scoop necklines and el
bow sleeves. Wattsau panels
caught to bows at the back of
the skirts and fell to the hem-
lii'es of the boll skirts. They
w.are matching hairbows with
triille veils attached and carried
bouquets of Rubntm lilies and
white roses tied with satin
streamers.
Elizabeth Herndon, daughter
of Mr. and DOrs. James E. Hem-
don, Jr., was flower girl,
wore a white long dress
. The Scouts will leave Friday
j at 2 p.m. They will stay two
,, , . „ • . • 1 ... ' nights ill tent.s. compete in swim
relatives called during the after- '
noon. I Tlic boys will attend Sunday
Children of Mr. and .Mrs. , ^ctuxil by the lake and chuicii
Bridges who received with them j services in the beautiful semi-
were Mrs. Tom Hamrick, .Mrs. open church higti on a hill
Boyd Howell, both of Kings ■
Mountain, .Mrs. C. B. Seism of | The troop needs transporla-
York. S. C.. Kirk Bridges of Los I tion for F'riday and for the re
Angeles, Calif irnia. Hugh A. | turn trip Sunday morniing at
Bridges, Troy D. Bridges, Rob- 11:30. Anyone who is willing to
ert E. Bridges, all of Charlotte. I help should contact Richard Cul-
and Coy Bridges of Belmont. i yet', 739-4476 or Otis Falls, Jr.
Sons-in-law, daughtei-s-in-law 739.5392.
and grandchildren also assisted I
in details of entertaining. |
The golden wedding thamewas Pa|"fy H OH OPS
carried out in decorations and I p, . | |-i
in refreshment.s. , Bride-blect
Mrs. Madge H. Arrowood and^^
-Miss Lana Arrowood entertained
j together Tuesday night at their
K/1p-|- prlrjflv/ I home at a bridal party honoring
ivici I Bt'imett, bride elect
of Sunda.v.
FHA Officers
She
with
cherry chiffon sash and carried
a white basket of flower petals.
Ringbearer was Scottie Wyte,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jote Wyte.
He carried the rings on a white
satin pillow.
The bridegroom’s father was
best man. The list of ushers in
cluded Eddie Herndon, orothcr of
the bride; Jimmy White, cousin
of the bridegroom; David Butler
and Floyd Horn, all of Kings
Mountain.
For her daughter’s wedding
Mrs. Herndon cho.se a tcige lace
dress with matching hat and
slippers and a cor.sage of bronze
cymbidium orchids.
The bridegroom’s mother chose
a blue dress w'ith white accesso
ries and a corsage of white or
chids.
Mrs. Clinton Jolly preside^ at
the bride’s book in the vestibule
of the church
For a wedding trip the bride
changed to a navy blue linen
sheath with white accessories
and the orchid lifted from her
bouquet.
BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM
Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Hern
don of Kings Mountain are par
ents of the bride. A graduate of
Bethware high school and How
ard Business college, she is em
ployed in the accounting depart
ment of Mauney Hosiery Mills.
She was vice-president of Alpha
Iota sorority while a student at
Howard’s,
The bridegroom is the son of
R. H. Sparrow of Kings Moun
tain and the late Mrs. Sparrow.
He also attended Bethware higli
school and is employed by J. E.
Herndon Company in Kings
Mountain.
Among wedding guests were
these from out-of-town: Mr. and
Mrs. Quinton Herndon of Mount
Gilead; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Herndon of Forest City; Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Domenieo of New
York; Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Brooks of Atlanta, Ga.; Mr. and
Mrs. Darrell Herndon of Bostic;
and Mrs. Glenn Altman and Mrs.
Meredith Doggett, both of Shel
by.
SP/4 David P. Hughes and
SP/4 Au';ry E, Erwin have re
turned to New Cumberland, Pa.
after apemding the weekend with
Hughes’ parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Hughes.
The Kings Mountain chapter of
the Future Homemakers of Amer
ica held their first meeting of
the school year 196.5-66 on Fri
day,
President Martha Herndon pre
sided. FHA Advisors Betty R.
Gamble and Margaret Baird met
with the group.
Members announced plans for
installation of officers to be held
Sept. 2 at 7 p.m. and plans to
operate a concession booth at
Bethware Fair next month. The
KMHS Future Farmers will also
assist.
Following the business meet
ing FHA officers had lunch at
Bridges Barbecue.
Guests sliowcred the honorcc
with miscellaneous hou.sehold
gifts.
Bridal games were conducted
after which tlie hostesses .seiwed
party refreshments. Pink and
green was combined to carry out
a decorative motif in decorations
and refreshments. .Miss Bennett’s
novelty corsage was done in pas
tel colors and tied with while
ribbon.
The honorcc wore a navy par
ty dress witli navy accessories.
Out-of-town guests were .Mrs.
F^red l.x;igti of Grover and Bennie
Poole of Gaffney, S. C.
Ledfords To Live In Charleston, S, C.
Follov/Ing Wedding In Pourtsmouth, Va.
Charleston, S. C. will be home
for Mr. and Mrs. FJdward Earl
Ledford, married Saturday eve
ning in Monumental Methodrit
church of Port.smouth, Va.
The bride is the former Miss
Ava Ji-anne Porter, daugliter of
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Virginiu-s
F’orter of Portsmouth. The bride
groom is the son of Mrs. Irvin
W. Ledford of Kings Mountain
and the late Mr. Ledford
Dr. John F. Owens, assisted by
the Rev. Bennie Crawford, un
cle of the bride, officiated al the
double-ring cere.T.oiiy.
The bride’s father gave her in
marriage. Her formal wedding
gown was designed of white lace
and tulle over ducliiss salin.Tlie
bodice, which buttoned to the
waist, featured a scalloped Sa
brina neckline with long sleeves.
The full lace ,*k:rt was edged in
tulle ruffles and sptead to a Ca
thedral train. Her finger-tip-
length veil cf illusion was ar
ranged from a crown of )acc
edged with iiearls. and .she car
ried a cascade , ouquet of pom
pons and swi'etheart roses.
Mrs Joseph lA Jones of Ports
mouth was matron of honor.
Bridesmaids were Mrs, George
T. Jennlgan of Chesapeake, Miss
Sandra Blankenship of Washing
ton, D. C. and -Miss Betty Meier
of St. Louis. Mo.
The matron of honor woro a
full-length gown of sunset pink
neau de sole styled with a sleeve
less bodU'e, scooped neckline
and sheath skirt. Her veil was
dropped tram a fabric rose, and
she carried a liouquct of pink
carnations
The bridesmaids wore similar
gowns of Mush pink and carried
bouquets of contrasting pink car
nations.
Miss Amy Jones of Portsmouth
was flower girl, Charles Davis of
I Eure, N. C. was ringbearer.
Jciry Ledford .:f Kill's Moiin
tain was host man for his bro
ther. Groomsmen were Lorenz
I Villenpontoaux, Jr., Charleston.
S. C.; Joseph Crawford and
Charles Gibson, both of Ports
mouth; and O. Thomas Adams.
Jr. of Richmond.
Richard Haines accompanied^B
Mrs. B<'vcrly Veal, soloi.sl.
The motlicr of the bride wore
a pale blue chiffon sheath dress
'styled witli an cm roidcred bisl
I ice. Her corsage was of pink
[sweetheart loses.
The bridegroom’s .mother wore
I a corsage if pink sweetheart-
; roses witli a blue lace sheath.
: Following a reception in lh<’
' social hall of the church, the
j couple left on a northern wed
ding trip. The bride traveled in
a navy and while .-iuit and the
roses lifted from her hridal bon
quet.
The ncwli-weds will make their
home at 606 Merlway strool, Riv-
erkind Terrace, Cliarleston, S. C.
Among guests from out of
I Porrimoullt who attended the
wedding were: .Mr and Mrs. J.
:A. Jone.s, Mr. and’ Mrs. Wilson
Ledford and family, and Mrs.
.Margaret Hinson, all of Kings
Mountain; Mrs. Nell Hollings
worth. Charlotte; Mrs. Loren/
Villcpon'ieaux, Jr., Charleslon;
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ledfird and
family. Charlotte; Mr. and Mrs.
I -M. L. Cha-noy and family, Rocky
■ Mount; Mr. and Mrs. Alvah B
I Crawford and family, Nashville,
iTenn; Rev. and Mts. Bennie
Crawford, Lexington; .Mr. nnd
.Mrs. L C. .S.awyei', Crescent City.
na,; and Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Blades and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Davis and family, all of Eure, N-
C.