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KIN<?S MOUNTAIN HERALD, KINGS MOUNTTAIN, N. C.
Thursday, August 26, 1965
Back-To-School
Dance Wednesday
SOCIAL
CALENDAR
Dawn Denise Champion,
dauqhter of Mr. and Mrs.
Perry Champion, will cele
brate her first birthday
Thursday, Auqust 26.
A family party for Do Do
was held Saturday at the
Champion home at 1206
Shelby road.
Do De's decorated birth
day cake was cut and serv
ed with Ice cream and fruit
punch.
Younq Miss Champion is
, ^ * qranddauqhter of Mrs. Fred
tJt Champion and the late Mr.
'***' Champion and Mrs. Austin
Bumqardner and the late
Mr. Bumqardner. Flor mother is the former Phyllis Bumqard-
nor.
Batiirdnu:
2:3nr>;:M) Mrs. Krnrst llayos
and Mrs. KrtHl MrDanirl. Jr. -aiv
onttM'lainin^ at tlu‘ Iattt*r’s h*>mr
at Stvi Wiliiains sirtsH liointrin.i!
Mfcts KU/aluMti Uarl Morrison,
brIdtM'U'Cl.
•l:Jn The weddinK of Miss
Mary Ann Urown and Richard
Sln.'.er in r.r.\inK*on’!^
First I'rotiltytt'rian rluirrh. ro-
ropiion foUovviin{ in llic fellow
ship hall of the clnirclr
U'tfdtM'.sdn.w.*
10 rt.m. Circle 0 of First l*ros-
bytrrian church at tho home of
Mrs. Cornan Falls. 201 Clo-
forili stiwt.
8 12 p.ni. Back • to • school
damv for ninili jiradns throuKl*
colloi^ra^o students at Kin^is
Mountain I'ouniry clnh. Mr. and
Mrs. Srarr MA>rrisi>n. Mr. and
Mrs John Pliink. Jr. and Mr.
and Mrs. F. A. Mrl>.*nicl.
ho«ts ami lu'stcsst's.
Miss Eliiabeth Stewart
Editor
Miss Linda Bennett, Jeffrey Lee Adams
Pledge Vows In Sunday Church Rites
Jr.
Party Honors
Bride-Elect
About This N' That
Mrs. M.irMii Fl.trmon entertained last Wednesday at
her home at a lunchov'^n.
Guests were two of her former Wlnthrop college
schoolmates, Mrs. Nolle Olivo of Woodruff, S. C., a cousin,
Mrs. Martin Hall of Clover. S. C., her cousins, Mrs. L J.
Morris of Signal Mountain. Tennessee, Mrs. John Sutton of
La Grange, Mrs. Demeirious Politls of Ann Arbor, Michi
gan, and Mrs. l\'m Harper of Mountain Home, Idaho. Also
Mrs. William laurenco Plonk, Mrs. John C. McGill, Mrs.
N. F. McGill, J-'. and rs. Fuoene McCarter, all of Kings
Mountain.
A three-rours(' meal was served.
Miss An.m'la Ruff. I'ridcH'Uvt
of Sct)tcmlHM*. w<us honi»r guest
Satmxlay niKht at a dri>p fcn brid
al .shower Kivvii by Mrs. Henry
Oliver ami Mrs. John Huglu*?; at
tlio home of Mrs. t’onrad Hugites
on Dixon nviii.
Mrs. Johin H. Harbor, mother
of tlio pnvsptvtivo bridogrtKvm
Johi\ny HarlH'r. Jr., also assisted
in details of entertaining.
The ivfroshment table was
hlKiiUgbt of dtxH'ration. 0\'erlaid
with yellow eloih. tlie table was
eenteml by an arrangorr.ont of
velU>w aiui white summer iTo-
A .Sunday I o’clock Winlfling In
Kij'St Pri'sbyterlan church unitixi
Miss Linda Lee Hennett and Jeff
rey Lee Adams in *niarriage.
Rev. B. L. itaims, pastor of
I’'ir:n Baptist church, officiated
at the dou:. lering ceremony. The
vows wert' pledged bt'fore a
Ixickground of potted palms, al*
tar baskets of white glads and
catheiiral taiHM's in wrought-iron
candelabra. A wliite knotding
iHMtch ivjilereii the setting.
Mrs Darivll Austin was or
ganist lor the program of nup
tial music and vocal numbers
were iviulered by Mrs. Robert
Ware who sang *'B(vause’’ be
fore the I'oivmony and “Wedding
Prayer” as the benediction. Or
gan numbers included “I Love
Thiv' by Grieg. ••Andantino*’ by
U'maix'. “Ariiwo” ty Handel.
"My Heart Ever Faithful" by
Ikich. “Dreams" by .MoAmis and
"Romance Sans Paix)le‘' by B(m
net.
Tile bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a formal
wedding gown of wlule penu de
sole. The Chantilly lace bodice
was fashioned with brief sle<wes
and scalloptKi neckline. The A-
line skirt was enhaiuvd b> a dt'-
tachable aisle-wide Chapt'l train
highlighteti by a panel of Chan
tilly lace. Her fUMi'length man
tilla \eil. paneled with lace, wxis
Iveix Winding cakes toppi'd with j B‘om a satin pillbox, and
grot'u and w'hite lily-of-tlu'-vaUey , she carriocl yellow ivses and a
were served w ith punch a<ul I white orchid on a white Bible.
was Charles Patrick of Blacks
burg, S. C. UshtM's wore John
Van Dyke. Noel Webster, cousin
of the bride, and Maurice Pace
of Spartanburg. S. C.
I'he brute’s mother was gown-
(Hl in aqua chiffon with match
ing headdress and slippi'rs. She
wore a corsage of white orchids.
The bridegrot>m’s -rrx-Jiher chose
pale blue brocade with matching
accessories and a wliile orchid
ixu'sage.
'Pile britiegroom’s stepmother
was goNvntMi in Udge and biwvn
wdth matching hat and aevessor*
ios and a white orchid shoulder
I'orsage.
Ml'S. Rena Bennett, gi'andmo-
ther of the bride, wore a blue
drt'ss with matching acoos^ries
and a white carnation shoulder
i'orsage. Mrs, Harold Bauer of
McLean. Va., grandmother of the
bridegroom, chose a blue dress
with white acccssoiios and
corsage of white carnations.
Miss Bennie Joyce Poole of
(laffney. S. C. kept the bride’s
book.
For a trip to the mountains of
Western North Cai'olina the new
Mrs. Adams chose a two-piece
navy blue suit with beige acces
sories and the on'hid lifted freer,
her bouquet.
BRIDE ASD BRIDEOROOAT
Mr. and Mrs W. D. tBilli Ben
nett of Kings Mountain an> par-
■nts of the bride, A graduate of
Miss Brown's
Plans Given
Miss Mary Ann Brown, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Law-
son Bi'ow’n of Lexington, former
Kings Mountain residents, has
completed plans for her marri
age to Uichaixi Gregg .Singer,
Son of Dr. and Mi’s. Charles
Gregg Singer of Salisbury, and
announces them today.
The wedding will take place
Saturday, August 2Stii, at 1:30
p.m, in I exington First Presby
terian cluirrh. Rev. Robiut T.
Haynes, Jr. will officiate and
Steplien Shoeffer will he organ
ist.
Mr. Brown will give Ins daugh
ter in marriage. Best man for
the prospecti\o bridegroom will
i e his father.
Miss Pamela
will attend tho
Spanglers To Make Honne In Chapel Hill
Following David Church Wedding Sunday
Chapel Hill will be home for
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Neal Spang
ler, Jr., married Sunday in a 4
p.m. wetldlng in David Baptist
church.
Miss Marian Joyce Allen lx?-
came Mr. Spangler’s bride in a
double-ring ceremony performed
by Rev, N. S. Hardin. Nuptial
music was presented by Mrs.
Bmmett Moss at the organ and
Mrs. Bol'.:by Ware, vocalist.
Palms and seven-branched can
delabra formed an arch at the
front of the sanctuary. Bi-ass
trix* candelabra were used at
either side of the setting and
centerpiece was a large basket
of white mums and glads.
maid of honor and Mrs Carlton
Keith I^mard of Lexington will
Ih' matron of honor. Bridesmaids
will include Miss Minna Combs
of Shelby and Miss Barbara
IxHiise Hoffman of (»reensboro,
college elassmales of the bride-
elect at Peace I'oUege, Miss Ter
ri Elizabeth Singer of Salisbiuy,
sister of the bridegroom-elect,
and Miss Catherine Wells Brown,
of Givensboi'o, cousin of the
brlde-eUH't.
Flower girl will : e Holly Brook
^ Brown, sister of the bride-elect.
^ I and vinght'am* will be Taylor
Harrison Ho.'d of Lexington.
Ushers will include Michael
Alvin Goodman. Jerry Lai;rar
Satterwhiie, brother-in-law of the
bridegi'oom-to-lH\ Charles Brooks
Gueledge of Hamlet. Ernest
Lawson Brown. Jr., brother of
the Imidt'-to-be. n d Arthur
Gregg Singer. HI. of Tjccoa, Ga.
Tile bride-elect’s parents will
entertain after the coremonv at
a reception in the church fellow
ship hall.
George H. Allen gave his
Ann Grandolfi .daughter in marriage. The bride’s
bride-to-he as j gown was a formal design of
• white peau de sole and was fash
ioned w’ith lace bodice with scoop
neckline and elbow sleeves. The
controlled skirt had a detacha
ble trumpet train which was
overlaid with a floating panel
trimmed in lace matching the
bodic'e. She wore a crown of lace,
crystals and seed pearls with
fingertip veil attached by lac*e
butterfly wings. Her bouquet was
a cascade of white ix)yal bouquet
oivhids and steph.anotis.
Miss Re*ecca Kiser attended
the bride as maid of honor and
bridesmaids were Miss Carolyn
Spangler, sister of the bride
groom. Miss Ann Williams, cous
in of the bride. Miss Teresa Mar-
they carried headdresses of Gar
za mums and carnations in
shades of light pink and deeper
pink matching their dresses.
The bridegroom’s father wa.-;
best man and the list of ushers
included Douglas Leon Leon-
hardt. James Edward Spanglei',
WilUam Craig Spangler, all
cousins of the bridegroom, and
William Albert Weathers. Brian
Hawkins, cousin of the bride,
was junior groomsman.
The bride’s mother was gown
ed in aqua lace with matching
hat and accessories and a cor
sage of white orchids.
The bridegroom’s mother chose
a street-length dress of mauve
lace. She woiv' matching acces
sories and a white orchid should
er corsage.
Miss Linda Allen kept a guest
register.
The couple’s wedding trip will
take them to Cherry Grove
Beach, S. C.
BRIDE AED BRIDEGROOM
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Allen
of Shelly are parents of the
bride. A 1961 graduate of Shelby
high school, she was graduated
a year later from Howard Busi
ness college. For three years she
has been employed by Shelby’s
First National Bank. In Chapel
Hill she will be employed by
Central Carolina Bank & Trust
I Company.
I The bridegroom’s p.irents are
! Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Neal
tin and Mrs. Hugh Hamrick. Spangler. Sr. of Lattimore. A
Junior bridesmaid was Miss Kim 11961 graduate of Shelby high
Harmon, cousin of the bride ! school, he was graduated this
All the attendants wore long!spring from the University of
divsv'es of crystal pink organ/a North Carolina with AB in
over taffeta trimmed with white I chemistry. He will enter the
lace. Their headdresses were 1 School of Dentistry at UNC.
matching organza petals and I Chapel Hill, this fall.
Spangler Entertains
Kings Mounlaln Council of Churchwomen will open its
nursery for Nogro chlldivn Thursday morning at 8 a.m., a
spoko‘.mati lor tfu' Inlordonominational orqanl.'ation said
this wot'k.
I fio nuf'.orv will bo oporatod for tho second year In the
Parker Stive't Mavonlc Biiildlno and instructors for the four
and five yo,ir L'^d groups will bo MiSses Lillian McClure and
Janet Parker.
Tlio nur'-orv '•orvico will L'O provided nine months from
8 a.m. until par. Monday through Friday.
Kings Mountain high school and
nuts I Helen Leigh of , Charlotte Pivsbyterian Hospital « l i
Gifts were opeiuxl in the liv 'Givver atttWkxl the bride ns j Sehtx)l of Histology, she has been | At Bachelor Supper
ing room and displavtHl on a M- maimn of honor ami brides- ' employinl by Cherokee
Miss Judy Anne Nichols. Hal Falls Wed
In Double-Ring Church Rites Saturday
ble cover«\l with a white cloth.
Tile bride-todv wore a full-
skiruxl jKirty dri'ss in shades of
t.Hnk and yellow with ^vi^ago of
pink oarnations. gift of the host-
iNses.
Guests showeiwl MiSii Ruff
with njiSvvUaiuvus household
gifts.
maids were Miss Cot>kie Miller ; Memorial hospital as
County 1
chief hls-
Arihur Neal Spangler. Jr. en-
A back-lo school danco for high school and college-
ago studonis will bo hold Wodnosday night from 9 until
mldnlghf al King*; MounK^iin Country Club.
A danco band will pro\ Ido music for dancing. Refresh-
monts will bo sor\od bv a host and hostess committee in
cluding Mr. vind Mrs. Scarr Mornson, Mr. and Kirs. John
Plonk, and Mr. and M'S. F. A. McDaniel. Jr.
Tickets are $? per person and each student may invite
a date and a Ov''up!e. RoNe 'xation.s a^'e asked by noon Wed
nesday.
Sarah Rose Lennon, ris-
ir'o senior at Hollins college
in Roanoke. Va., was guest
speaker at Thursday night's
k wa-vs c ub meeting at the
\'\ Oman's club.
Couple Honored
After Rehearsal
Miss Liuda Benuett .^nd
Adams cut thoir weviding
of Inman. S. C.. Mrs. Charles
I’atrivk of Blacksburg. B, C. and
Mrs. M.-uirict' Paiv of ^ipartan-
burg, S. C. Tho brldogr.x>m’s two
sisters. Cathy and Cindy Siple.
weiv junior attendants.
All the attendants wore sti*eet-
length dit'sses of antk^ue gold
ptMu <le sole w'ith matchkig pray
er caps and sbppt'rs to n'atoh.
Tlu' lionor atieniiant carried two
long-stem white roses with
streamers attachoxi and the oth
er attendants carruHl a single
long-stemmeii rose with white
lologist. She will be employed at jf^rtained for male attendants in
Columbia h;>spital in Columbia. H^e bpangler-Allen wedding par-
The bridegroom is the son of' ^ bacliolor supper Friday
Lt. Col. Dwight Lee Ada.ms ^ Restaurant m
Brookings. South Dakota, and j ispnngs. ^
Ml'S. George E. Siple of Colunv . \ o clock supper
bia. S. C He attended Dreher .included charcoal broiled steak,
high school in Columbia and ! P<'tatoes and a salad.
Stuttgart high school in stuii-L
gart. Germany. A USAF veteran. , Spangler, m*.. the father of the
ho is emploN'ed in the quality 11. Allen, father of
cxinirol department of Argus i =^- bride-to-be;
v'amera Company in Columibia.
I Douglas Leon Leonhardt. James
Four o’clock rites Saturday in
Gastonia’s Unity Baptist church
united Miss Judy Anne Nichols
and Leonidas Hal F'alls in mar
riage.
Rev. Wilbur F. Woodall offi
ciated at the double-ring oei'o-
mony for which nuptial music
was piesented ry Jimmy Busby
at the organ and Russell Wilson,
vocalist.
Hubert Clinton Nichols gave
his daughter in marriage. The
bride’s gown was a formal de
sign of silk or.ganza and imoort-
over the hands. A lace plastron
traced with pearls accented the
waistline and extended in a wide
panel down the front of the bell
skirt. A bow at the back topped
the Chapel length train which
was appliqued with laoe motifs.
Her triple-tier veil of imported
illusion was attached to a lace
pillbox trimmed with pearls and
she carried a prayerbook topped
with a white orchid and shower
ed with valley lilies and stephan-
Otis.
Mrs. Lester K. Lanford of Bes-
Columbia. South Carolina will Xr^ef ^ Alenoon lace posed over faille semer Citv attended her sister as
» G:>paneler. i'ousms of the host. /t. ^ .
at an after ivhearsal ^xiny held stivanu'rs.
Satuixkiy evening at the Wx>nv
ail’s club Hosts (ov the affair
weiv Mr. and Mi's. Bill Bx'mu'tt.
paix'nts of the bruk'-tO'ix\
The bride’s table w.^is highlight
of decoration and was overlaid
with floor-length cK>th of wiiitt'
OotHlra Dale Stroup, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sti'oup,
and Liza L<v Hubbaixl. daughtv'r
x'f Mr. and Mi'S, Roy Hubl'Xird
and ».\>usin of the bride, wore
flower girls. They wore white
organza divsst':? with m.atx'hing
be home for the newd>*w'eds.
Oui-of town wedding giuxsis in-
clUvk'd: Lt. Col. <hkI Mrs. Dwight
Lex' Adams of Bix>okings. South
Dakota: ^tr. and Mrs. Haix>ld
BaiK'i' of McLean. Va.: General
jl^pangier. i'ousin
: and William Albert Wx'athoi's.
L Mr. Span.gler took tho ocoas-
[ ion to present hus groomsmen
with monogrammed tie tacks.
taffeta. Tho basque bodice was ■ matron of h:)nor and bridesmaids
styled with bateau neckline and ‘ were the tridegroom’s sisters,
caught at the back w ith aiinia- ! Miss Rita Falls and Miss Tina
tui'e self-covered buttons. Long
sleeves tapered to deep points
bnv'axk' taffeta with a drapx' of hx'addivsses and carried whit?
giwn not and caught up at txioh basktss Llled with white and
xvrner with bouqux'ts of gypso-
Rountrees Are At Home In Clinton
Adrian c.SanioL< Following ChurcH Wedding In Florida
phtlia and ribN>n. Centering the
table WMS a tail ihi'tH'-lier povies
tal cake dxwrattM in while and
given aixi lopixi with a bride and
bridegixxx'n figunnxx Gretm sher-
j bet punch was servxxi from a
I crystal bowl at one x''nd of the
I tabk'. and at the x'pvxxsite end
* was a five-.hrancii^ canvlela-
yx'Uow flower petals.
Shan Lond'M'.. s.^n of Mr. and
Ml'S. Wxxxh Londo:i. was nn.j:
bx'aivr He w ore a white suit and
oarntxi the rings on a white -<at
in uillow .
Bt'st man for the bridx'groom
S, C.: Mr. and Mi's. Benrran Cox
of Roanoke. Va.: Miss Jane Can
non and Miss Mary Ahve Cox of
v'haiiotte: Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Poole of Gaffmv. S. C.: Mr. and
Ml'S. Bud Givgory of Gastc>ni.i:
and Mr and Mrs. Harley Walls
of 'Gastonia.
>ir
Dauvih^er of K’wa''Ian R. brum hxddMig white tapvrs and
Le-'o- .i"d Mr.. Le""on. and
. . uc a u . i-t N.. . lloWx'l'S.
K* London rex.owed nigh-j Mt. and Mi's. John Van Dyke
and Mr*. Jim Littlejohn assisted
the ho6ft* In entertaining
Keslers On Wedding Trip To California
Following Sunday Rites In Minnesota
Mr. and Mrs. William Harry
(Buhba* Rountree are at home
in Clinton. S C. folloxving a wed
ding trio TO Blowing Rock.
Miss Virginia iGinger^ Dee
Oritohfield became Mr. Roun
tree’s bride in an S p.m. wedding
Saturday. August 1-lth, in Ever
glades Presbvterian church of
Belle Glade. Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Rountree
of Grover, parents of the bride
groom. and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
The bride's parents entertain- j E Critohfield of South Bay. Fla..
Falls, both of Kinzs Mountain,
and Miss Jo Ann Paskewich of
Raleigh. Donna Fowler, cousin of
the bride, and Rox*anne Seism,
niece of the bridegroom, wore
flower girls.
All rhe attendants \vor(* long
and she .'arried a bride's bouquet , of coj^n blue n\lon
centered bv a white orchid. ,
Miss Janet Critchfield was her "e^klines and elbow
sLster s maid of honor. Brides- A miniature bow accent-
maids were M ss Jaquitha Roun- ‘ "a.stlmes and a
tree, the bridegroom’s sister:
Miss Paula Evans of Luliwici.
Ga. and Miss Rebeex'a Mathis of
South Bav.
The attendants wore long
gowms of American Boautv rose
wide watteau panel caught to
the back necklines and fell to
the hemlines of their bell skirts.
They wore matching pillbox hats
with tulle veils attached and
.carried n-^segax-s of pink pom-
‘ gnrs of her \ear abroad
last \oar under the Holtins
-Abroad onogram In which
she stud’ed at the Sorbonne
h Par's.
Miss Le:''’'0'' tou-^d IS
C0v."*-'es Europe a-^d
gave so^'e o^ her evc^ri-
e“ces a“d ''’»'0"ess‘o''s of
AUo. California folKwving their
Miss’Bennett w-ore a 'Lxx'ktail at 2 p.m. in
di't's* of pink and white \rith ' Bethlehem Lutheran ohurx'h of
pink cummerbund and pink ca^ ■ -Minneapoks. Minnesota
nation eoraage. bridegrvXHn is the son of
The brWe-Weet and prospective Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Kesler
bridefToom the occasion to Kings Mountain. A graduate
prx’tsent their gifts to their wed- x- .v
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Edward ...v — , , w -j - />!
Kesler w'iU be at home in Palo eel after the ceremony at a recep-s l^^ents of the bride, met m Can-
lion in the church parlors. 'Die wvek^d to riiris-
wwWing dieme was w'arritxi out ten’ the newi\*wods new' mobile
m dtxxjrative details. Pink and Mrs. Rountree and daugh-
white flowers formed a center- ter. Holly, accompanied the new-
piec« for the table which was b^v'-eds from Grover to Clinton
spread in stmwberrx' pink tulle Monday w'here the bride and
over taffeta. The draped cloth bridegroom will continue their
was ca'Ught up with pink and studies at Presbyterian College.
satin with matching rosette hats roses.
Thev ■ his ^
‘ * best man. Carl Denn Falls and
the
spr.n’Kled with ciwst.als.
carried casrades of p’nk r^os. , _ . ^ ^ ,
Ho'.Iv Rountiw. lister --f the hrothors of
bride-foam, was junior attend-' ushered w-.th L^ter
K. Lanford. rother-in-law of the
Comings And Goings
R^ce"* vV 0;-*s ' of Mr$. J
Mr$. J. 8o’
C. c*f R^'a^olte
>yce
va.
McGill
a^d Mrs.
and ch-idr^n, Michael and Jennifer,
arrived eg“e<oav from Co' ege Park, Sa, to spend the
^eelend v% \*r. a’^d Mrs, J. R. Dav's. Mrs. Dav's Is daugh*
ter-In-iaw o*' Ov’^N ses,
Rev. a''d Va^'o?^ DuSc^e and sons. James and
C’vde, a^ '^vx "g > week fo Gloucester. Va. wfere Mr.
DuBose w ca<*c'‘ of Newington Baptist church.
Mr. DuBosi' wa> discharged the hospital Friday aTter
a weeKs vr of a heart ailment.
Mrs. V'or gue?^ at a drop-in pa*^ given
TSu'^dav a^^e ^x" a* of Mr. a‘'d Mrs. David
.ling attendants.
Members of the wvdding party
and dose friends of the twv
families made up the gxK'st list.
Also aavisting in detiuls of en
tertaining w'ere Mi's. Etta Ben
nett. grandmother of the bride-
of the University of North Carc*-
Una. he will recei\ e his Ph.D. in
June 1966 from Srarford Uni
wnsity in California.
Mass Judith Alphied Eliason
became Mr. Keeler's bride in a
double-ring ceremor\>* or-nd'oeted
bv Rev. Maynarvi Ixerson. The
a^'t: Miss Maggie Bennett and altar of the v'hurvh wtis arrang-
M>XKly Londv'n who du'ect-
ed the w'eddtng.
Birth
Announcements
ed with twx> white bridal bou
quets and ferns and white Ho
wlers marked the pew's on the
center isle of the church,
Mrs. William was organ
ist for the program of nuptial
music and Mrs. Peter Ansorge from Chicago,
w'as soK>ist. Mrs. Anaorge eang North Dakota
Handel's "Whw’er You Walk"
and the hjron. '•Beautiful Sav
" pnvessiorwL Mrs.
white bouquets
AsshsUng serving and en
tertaining w'ore Mrs. John F^'kS-
»i;rr.. M:ss Mari Ann Rhodes and
M.ss rVHTis EMason.
Mass Mary Hansen presided at
the bride's register.
For a trip which will take
tht>.n to their home ir. California,
the new Mrs. Kesier char^ged to
a pink suit. She wxire matching
accessor.es and lifted the gar
denias from her bouquet.
Wedding guests included those
Mr. Rountree is a senior sociolo
gy major.
Rev. J. Paul Vondracek offici
ated at the double-ring ceremony
for w’hich weddin? music w'as
presented by Miss Sharon Motes
at *he orean
The bnde. gi\en in marriage
by her father, w'ore a traditional
gown of white maenolia satin
wi»h a redmeote-stvled skirt and
full cathedral train. Her silk il
lusion \*eU was attached to a
princess crown of seed pearls
The bridesroom's father was
' best man. I'shers. all of Grover,
were Joel Rounti'ee. the bride
groom's brother: Tommy Hope.
Larry Morgan and Lm\Tance
Harry
The bride's s>arents entertain
ed at a receotion in the church
educational building. A flower-
toooed wading cake was serNed
with punch from a ta'le overlaid
'Aith organdv and satin and dec-
f orated in pink and white.
Atiendi.ng the wedding from
GroxTpr. in addition to the Roun
tree familv. were Mr. and Mrs.
Holmes Harry. Robert Harry'.
>[a\'nari Pierce T -mmy Hope,
and Larry Morgan.
and Texas.
x'^h" Carolina Wes+ovef CHurcF Was Se+tino Sundav
- — ; Tune In D and for the rew*w:oiF
birth of a daughter. August 1'
«L she plax'ed Handel'* Allegro
Pair Feted
Atfer Rehearsal
For White-Moss Double-Ring Ceremony
» bride.
j The altar of the church w'a>
; banked by Kentia palms and in-
, terspersed by an arch of while
i wrought-iron candelabra set 'riih
'ath€dral tapers. Centering the
sotting was a sunburst arrange-
; rrenr of while glads and a white
^ knet'ling bench.
PRIDE AXD BRIDEGROOM
The bride is a daughter of Mr.
' and Mrs. Hubert Clinton Nichols
!of Gas'onia. A graduate 'f Bes-
‘.^mer City high school, she at
tended Gardner-Webb and Gas
ton colleges and was a member
of Phi Theta Kanoa. notioral
honoran society. She is empl.w
ed by Duke Power Company'^
j Gastonia ol.-int.
j Mr. and Mi'S Carl C. Fails of
Kings Mountain are parents of
the bridegn'om A graduate of
. Kings Mountain high school, he
attended Devr>- Te.'hnical Insti-
Mis* Judy Nichols and
Falls were honored after
Hal
their
Harrr'cL a-'d \* >>
Rc\*\'d ved •'j-'-e.
Ha'^-’cV a* ‘’R.?$erncc:tf\
K*"$. C^'a*' '*> CHando, Fis.
<0' a g oa.ig-H'*' > aw M-, a'^d Mrs. Jim Fl$her
Qcing a \ 'J a ra-*v Sa^-
a'd ^
Ss."i*u'oa\ •'’ r
\\ a d Dc^a v-
aF a, a'*c sc.' '
KlCH'n w \*-s.
\\
\N a-^ a^d Ra-'ds sre-*
'dc Fa. w Vi-. a^
V ^0"^^ *• K^I-
-n Kings
a"d K, Ham'cv'.
\tr. and Mr*. Fr^ Wan^ ^vater Music
Rt. L Announce the burth of a * ^ ^
Au*u« JS. r ---
xT .nd Mrs, Giftm H«nrK-k.
_ ^ *w * cOwm wxi> oesigneci oi wti.ie H^ld m the feF
and featured an embroider- Icw^ihip of Vmtv Bap:-st
ed organdy l»?dice with ewi c»l- ,^hurch of Gastonia,
kur and a sheath skirt writh Cha- Hosts for the affair w-ere the
?rt train. Her shoulder length s parents. Mr and
veU of illusion wras attached to Hucen'C. Nichols,
a haiidetnbroidered pillbox, and Overiaki with pink sat;n and
she carried a bouquet of white
gardenias and i\y-.
Miss Faula El.ason was her
sister's x^axl of nonor and M’.ss
Bwinic Ramberg w-as bridesmaid
P. CK Box M3 announce the birth
oi a «cn. August Itv
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Brv'wm.
Rt 1 Box 412. announce the
of a sun. August :K]i.
Mr. and Mra Ntcholas M Left-
wich* P O. Box JOS. announce
the Hrth of a daughter. Aug-ust
12.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gene
Shope E. Beaton A'V.. Hr*
Westover Baptist church wa*
the setting Sundav fo^ a high
noon wedding uniting %P.ss Gail
White and Kenneth Moss in mar-
: riage.
Vows of the double-ring cere
mony \%ere oTedged before the
Rev. Flovd \V»Fi* pastor of the Gro\'er.
; tute in Chicago. Ill. and served
Earl Moss, brother of the bnde j * t^'or of duty n i:h the U. S Ar
t my in Germany. He r* eroloved
Mias Susan White, sister of p;t>er Incicstne< jo Sheibv
The taride. keot a ^'lesc register. After a wedding trio to M%TTle
The new Mrs. M <-5 attended Be.ach. 5. C. the newh'v^-eds 'A'ill
Blacloburr high soh<x>l and is ^ hv^n've at S06 Monroe avenue
employed by Minette .Mni< of ^ Kin?s Mountain
aar.'.er City, announce the Nrth , *n>e>‘ nwre fKv'rilength go^Ts of
e-' v.
cast
"'N
V C
R..- J J
? a-'d V*s.
' a C^day ^v^ w'*n Mr.
».T>\ a'J M*. a-J M-?.
of a son. .August 21
Mr. and Mrs. Furman U
SpevKiw*. JlvX' Parkdale Circle.
•\rsxin\V the birth of a son Au
fusi 22.
Mr and Mrs. Fred F Hicks.
Su-nset Dr.. Gastvyua, an-
ncHinor tV ixrth v>f twin N>>'S.
.August .M
Mr and Mrs. Wal^fr rVciaii
JIcNfeley. Rt. 1. announce the
birth of a son. Aufus*. M.
pink and stra^^-berry peau d?
sole W’ith matching heciddres«*s
Jace. The bride s table was high
light of decorarlon axvd the doth
was caught us with ptnX pompons
i.nd white nbbon. A three^uer
cake was cut and sened frxxc
w end of Lte table and punch
was sen^ from a ciy'Stal bowi
.It t??e 'pposite end ^rty pick-
church. Pat Butler Nvas at the or
gan for the oro?Tam of wedding
mus'^c and Willis Anthrr.y -A-as
\'ocal soloist.
The bride, daughter of Mr and
Mrs. H C White ^f Kings Creek.
S. C.. vras given in marriage by
her father. She w-ore a formal
r>wti of white bridal satin and
..mported lace fashioned with
-ace bodice, bell-sharied skirt and
chapel tram. A satin cao helvi
her ^ngertip ^'e'.I and she oar-
The bride'^room is a graduate
of Kings Mountain, high school
and is erroloved bv the N'^rth
Carolina S*3V H*gh*vay Depart
ment.
FoDowVig a w'edd -’g V o to
Florida, the newi\x*-ed.* will make
their home at 90? Grover road
here.
Local Women
In Golf Tourney
Mezoefs Honor Rsher*
Af Cook-Ou* In BorJda
arxi slip^vrs. They charred white ap? were sen*ed with the cake ried a Bible topped with white
It ^ bod-' 12 years RuFf Kod
a mU kl^ ; smr Ai
uttw bfirUi of
fiowrs \k'tth ErigUsh iVy.
Best man for the brkiegTo«.vr
wxs his father Michael R.hodes
.»hered ’»nth RoNjtt Eliason and
Russeli EhaacTv brothers of the
bode
For her cha:,:ghcer s w'eddmg
the brides mother chose a >eC
li.nen sheath w:’h naBtching
acvess«.\r:es aad a oorsiage of
iFCiAvr ruves^ The bride^rtjoci's
and punch Pink and white flo
wers were feahired ir arrange
ments
The brideeiect and hnde-
gro-'in-td-be took rhe occasion to
rrvsent their gifts to iheir wed-
'mc attendants.
Assksuag in deaa^s of enter-
taimac w^tte Mra. Charles Foae
roses, "Hie gown was made and
designed ry the bride
Mrs. Clyde B'ush Kings
Mountain was the br.'Vs matron
of honor axMi only atteodant She
wore a floor ’en^th dress of pale
peau de aoie. matching
headpiec-? and cai.ied a bruqaet
'f rrHirts.
"nie bridsfTontr.- son of Mr
let Mrs. £d Ro^iMMk Mrs. Oa ;aad Mrs. F. E. Mobs of
iscM]
owned m a freen i car .
fUbb vai,
Mr*. Ed .Merger and herdauirh
ter. Doraa, honored Mr. and
Mr? JiiR Fisher writh a cook-out
arxi stork shower at their home
in Windermere. Fla. ^turday
night.
Those atr?rding from oui-of-
t'wr-. were Mrs. Charles Fls.her
of KfeiC* M'-.rtain. mo'her
Jim FTstier: I’d Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn WVr-er .\nd M.Ve .irvi Mr
Ktnes >aad Mrs. Wayne Ware, Karen
Mr m i and Rarndy. « Ifiiad Ha.
1.
The Kin.:? Mountain Women's
Golf Ass.x'iatior pla\-ed in the
.monthly Foothills Tourr.ament
at Carolma Countn club. Char
K>tte on Thursday. Four wv'men
participated and all four w T:
priies.
Mrs. Harlan Stoterau won
third low net. Class C; Mrs. Fre-a
Wither* and Mr*. Bncx'k*
Da.niol tied for low putts. -Jlas?
B; and Mr* Charles Mauneywwt
thinl Kmv gross in Class: A
The Septciu'er of the
Foothills v'olf Association will
be held m Wowing R.xk, N- C
September 10-14 with ijikv Hick
>r>' Lad ies' Golf Assoc*.at:c« as
host vTuK Kiiig:* Mountain meov-
beta pUanitwe K> ]>artkMte
'should contact Mtsl Ci^dHdlMad^
^•*9 inMdl|tely. a* rcirlstratloa