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KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
Thursday, May 12, 1966
Miss Marlene Weir, Arthur Allpn, Jr.
Reveal Plans For Sunday Wedding
Miss Marlene Weir, daughter lotte.
of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Weir, Jr., | Miss Beverly Early of iLinc^n-
has cc rpleted plans for her mar- I ton and Miss Susan Moss oT"
riage to Arthur Allen, Jr., son of! Huntfeville, Ala., cousins of the
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Allen, Sr., bride, will be junior attendants,
and announces them this week. ! Miss Lila Ann Moss of Hiints-
The wedding will take place 1 ville, Ala. and Miss Mary Early
.Sunday, May 15th, at 4 p.m. in j of Lincolnton, cousins of the
P^irst Presbyterian church. Dr. i bride, will be flower girl.
Paul Ausley will officiate at the I 'fhe bride-elect will be given in
double-ring ceremony for which ! marriage by her father. Best
music will be provided by Mrs. 1 mart for Mr. Allen will be his fa-
Darrcll Austin, organist, and B. ther.
Darrell Austin, Jr. will be
ringbearer. I
The list of ushers will include j
Jimi.Ti'y Black of Clover, S. C., j
John Owens of Kings Mountain,
■ Mothers See New Look In Summerwear
, At FHA Mother-Daughter Banquet Here
Elizabeth Stewart
Society Editor
Telephone 739-6441
Future Homemakers treated
their mothers and guests to a
I fashion show at the annual FHA
Mother-Daughter banquet Thurs-
I day night at Kings Mountain
i high school.
SOCIAL
CALENDAR
45 Students
On Committees
S. Peeler, Jr., vocalist.
Mrs. Fred Falls, Jr. of Fayette
ville will attend her sister as ma
tron of honor and the list of
bridesmaids will include Miss
Carole Powell of Hartsville, S. C.,
Miss Gail Bryan and Miss Sally
Stagg, both of Augusta, Ga.,
roommates of the bride-to-be at
Fashion Institute of America; eind
Miss Mary Lillian Lewis ofChar-
Friday:
6:30—^Miss Marlene Weir is en
tertaining for her bridal attend
ants at a cookout at her home on
cousins of the bridegroom-elect, I Grover road.
Ray Botts of Midlothian, Va. and i 7:30—Margrace Woman’s club
Rev. Fred Falls of Fa.vetteville, i at the home of .Mrs. George
brother-in-law of the bride-ta-be. ! Stroupe.
Miss Miller,
Ronney E. Cole
Plan June Wedding ,,,
TV*.. TV* „ ..M Tv*-ii ^ .c' the bride-elect’s parents after the
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Miller of i „„„„—
Honorary attendants will in
clude Misses Janice Thornton of
Manassas, Va., Sara Lennon,
Jane Houser and Sue Hunnicutt,
all of Kings Mountain.
Mrs. Paul Ausley will direct
the, wedding.
A reception will be given by
at
ceremony in the church
ship hall.
Belmont announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Joy Pris-
dlla, to Ronney E. Cole son of j
Tic"" ' f'^igased pair. Mrs. Robert Early.
V / Mrs. Trads Glausier, Mrs. Fred
The bnd^elecUs a graduate of pajjg .3^^ ^joss ^vUl
Belmont high school and Belmont
Textile Scho^ of Designing. She ; bridesmaids luncheon,
is Division Manager for Sears- „ .
Roehiietf mores in ftaKtonis Following their weddmg re-
Mr. Cole is a graduate of Kings ! hearsal on Saturday evening Miss, pupik of Mrs James Rorer at
Weir and Mr. Allen will be hon- fhe Womans club,
ored at a cake cutting to be giv
en by Miss Weir’s aunt and uncle,
Mr. and Mrs. W_ T. Weir, at their
home on Grover road.
8:00—Junior - Senior Prom
Kings Mountain high school. j
8:00-11 p.m.—Dance at Nation
al Guard Armory sponsored by
Kings Mountain Recieation Acti
vities Association. Open to se\-
enth and eighth graders and
ninth grade students up to a:;e
20.
fellow- 1 Saturday:
j 1:00—Bridesmaids luncheon ^
I honoring Miss Marlene Weir,;
to honor the j bridei-elect. Hostesses: Mrs. Tra
vis Glausier, Mrs. Robert Early,
Mrs. Fred Falls, Mrs. Jack Moss.
7:00—Rehearsal for the Weir- !
Allen wedding in First Presby- ;
terian church.' '
8:00—Formal piano recital by
Mountain high school and Gard
ner Webb Junior college. He is
employed by Smith Chevrolet
Company in Gastonia.
The couDle plan a June 26 wed
ding in Kings Mountain’s First
Baptist church.
Women Held
Birthday Party
Blalocks Feted
On Anniversary
Annual Birthday Party of the
Women of Dixon Presbyterian
church was held Saturday.
A covered dish supper was
served in the fellowship hall. Cen
tering the main table was a yel
low and white birthday cake
decorated by Mrs. Tom Humph
ries. The cake was flanked by
yellow tapers. An arrangerent
of yellow roses was also used on
the table. ^
The invocation was offered by
Rev. Claude Hinson of Dallas,
brother-in-law of Mrs. Humph
ries. Mr. and Mrs. Hinson were
present as visitors, along with
Luther Cansler.
Mr. Cansler showed films de
tailing the 1966 Birthday Project
as program highlight. This year’s
offering will go to poverty-strick
en families in Kentucky.
Miss Gerry Humphries opened
the program by reading scripture
and giving a devotional. She also
closed the program with prayer.
IfUMT
IP
To remove linoleum,
work one comer loose and
pull it up in chunks. Then
soak the Mt paper base
with wet newspapers.
After the old felt is sog
gy, scrape it off and wipe
up the muddy remnants of
cement and paper. If there
isn’t any felt base, you’ll
have to chisel old linoleum
off in little chunks.
Mr. and Mrs. George Blalock
celebrated their silver wedding
anniversary last Sunday after
noon, May 1, at open house from
2 until 5 p.m. at their home on I
North Goforth street. I
Hosts for the affair attended j
by 150 friends from Kings Moun-1
tain and surrounding towns were i
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Francis of j
Shelby. Mrs. Francis is niece of
the Blalocks.
A color note of pink and white
was combined with silver
throughout the Blalock home.
The refreshment table, highlight
of decoration, was overlaid with
a floor-length cloth -of embroid
ered organza and lace caught up
with bouquets of valley lilies and
.rraline and centered by a tliree-
tier 25th anniversary cake in
pink and white. Punch was serv
ed from a silver service at one
end of the table, and at the other
end of the table was a silver can
delabrum of white tapers and
pink and white flowers
The hosts, at the front door to
welcome arriving callers, present
ed them to the guests-of-honor
who received informally in the
living room. Mrs. Blalock, the
former Louise Falls, wore a blue
linen and lace-trimmed dress
with corsage of gladmellias, gift
of the hosts.
Assisting in receiving and en
tertaining were Mrs. Derrell
Howard of Wilkesboro, Mrs. Bill
iVfauney, Mrs. Max Francis, Mrs.
Floyd Falls, all of Shelby; Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Blalock, Mrs.
Sam Howell, Misses Donna Craw
ford and Linda Falls, all of
Kings Mountain, and Mrs. Estelle
Falls of Winston Salem.
8:30—Mr. and Mrs. W. T. I
Weir are entertaining at their '
home on Grover road at a cake '
cutting honoring Miss Marlene
Weir and Arthur Allen. Jr. t
Swiday:
4:00—The wedding of Miss ;
Marlene Weir and Arthur Allen, ■
Jr. in First Presbyterian church
followed by a reception in the
church fellowship hall.
Moixday:
7:30—Women of the Church I
Birthday Party at First Presby
terian church. I
7:30—Spiritual Life Group
meeting at Central Methodist
church.
8:00—General meeting of the
Women’s Society of Christian \
Service at Central Methodist
‘Forty-fivR-sfGdehfs served on
committees 'for Thursday night’s
FI IA Mother-Daughter banquet at
Kings Mountain high school.
Donna Eaker was overall chair-
ran and other committee mem
bers wore; Tickets: Ann Owens,
chairman; Carolyn Williams,
Nancy Reynolds, Priscilla Beat-
tie, Teresa Huffstickler, Kathy
Carroll. Jean Phifer, -Linda Han
non, Sarah Curry, Heidi Kopruch
and Kathy Hardin.
. Heading the committee on dec
orations wore Sharon Gold and
Kathy Plonk. They were assisted
by Ginger Lynn, Janet SpanglM,
.\va Jo Spearman, Cindy
Nancy Rayfield, Gail BeriflWK'
Elaine Di.xon, Donna Crau^M,
Wanda Lt'igh and Beverly Falls.
The bulletin board committee
was headed by Sherri McDaniel
and her assistants were Norma
Blackwood, June Frederick, Vic
kie Di.xon, Sandra Johnson, Linda
Falls. Doris Dellinger, Dana
Smith. Linda Pearson and Caro
lyn Falls.
Susan Lowery was chairman of
the table committee, assisted by
Corliss Croft, Beverly Hamrick,.
Betty Brooks, Sandra Leonhardt,
V’ickie Turner, Pauline and Alone
Adajns.
Jane Morrison was chairman of
the program committee, assisted
by Diane Johnson, Susan White,
riilda Lowery and Abigail Spang
ler.
Publicity chairman was Bar
bara Plonk, assisted by Scarlett
Morrison and Debbie Plonk.
Waitresses were Charlotte Mar
tin, Debbie Jaynes, Glenda Bur
ton. Peggy Putnam, Wanda
Leigh, Teresa Huffstetler, Gail
Scates. Jean Ellison, Libby Ted
der, Beverly Hamrick, and Julia
Bowel'S.
Eight FHA’ers modeled sum
merwear ranging froi.n angelskin
skirt and sweater sets to mix-n-
match outfits for beach, home
and travel in shorts, tops and
skirts in buttercup yellow, prints,
heatherspun, orange skimmers,
burgundy Poor Boy tops and
white slacks featuring stovepipe
legs.
The skirts were longer and the
dresses were of washable cotton
featuring belted or blous-on-type
waistlines with easy skirts.
Crowd favorites were several
dresses by French designers in a
price range of $25-$30. Kathy
Plonk modeled a navy and yellow
linen sleeveless cocktail dress
which had a tiered - look. Nancy
Rayfield’s white linen skimmer
was accented at the hemline by
bold green, white and black
stripes. .Sandy Rayfield’s white
linen A-Iine featured a rolled
collar of green and two mws of
green trimming at the he.nline.
Jane Morris modeled a tvv'o-tone
yellow and orchid linen which
was a sunback drefe’s with spa-
: ghetti straps topped by a weskit-
! effect bolero.
I Other models were June Fred-
I erick, Janet Spangclr, Sharon
Gold, and Cathy Carroll. The
i clothing was furnished by The
Clozehorse of Shelby and Charles
Logan was show commentator.
1 Entertainment feature was a
' novelty act, “The Hokey-Pokey”,
I by Susan Lowery, Susan White,
I Donna Crawford, Vickie Lynn
; and Ginger Turner.
The opening ritual was led by
; Martha Herndon, president. Prin
cipal Harry E. Jaynes greeted
' guests, and Jane Morris gave the
welcome. Donna Eaker, banquet
I chairman, introduced the pro-
1 gram.
Party Honors
Bride-Elect
Diane Roberts
Sammy Houston
Set Wedding Date
Eight New Members
Join Dixon 4-H Club
Local People Attend
Hawkins' Rites Monday
Misa' Margaret Cornwell and !
Mrs. O. T. Hayes w«it to Macon, \
Ga. Monday to attend funeral [
rites for Miss Cornwell’s brother-1
in-law, O. E. Hawkins, who died
Sunday morning.
Mr. Hawkins was husband of
the former Miss Lucille Cornwell
of Kings Mountain, daughter of
A. H CornweU.
He is survived by his wife and
daughter and a number of Kings
Mountain relatives, in addition to
his father-in-law and mother-in-
law.
Eight new members joined the
Dixon Community 4-H club at
Tuesday’s regular '.meeting at
Dixon Presbyterian church.
They are Susan Hutchins, Lin
da Costner, Charless Costner,
Johnny Costner, Neil Hutchins,
Randy and Ricky Childers and
Debra Johnson.
Program for thg evening was
by Mrs. Osc^r Greene who
discussed 4-H Sunday to be held
this‘month. Services will be held
by th* local group at Dixon Pres
byterian and Midview Baptist
churches.
Club President Michael Greene
presided.
Miss Mayvle Diane Roberts and
Samuel Humes Houston, Jr. plan
an August 14th wedding in First
Baptist church.
The couple’s engagement is an
nounced today by the bride-elect's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Ross Roberts. 'The prospective
bridegroom is son of Mr. and
Mrs Samuel Humes Houston, Sr.
YELLOW AND WHITE
i A color note of 'y<^llow and
^ white was ca<j'ied out in the deco-
' rations. Large yellow and white
i flowers, the artwork by the stu-
i dents, were arranged on the
i glass windows of the student
j commons area leading into the
I cafeteria where a bulletin board
I display in yellow and white flo-
! wors carried out a theme, “The
I Flower Of My Heart.” Place
1 cards were small flower pots of
yellow and white handmade blos-
j soms made by the students. Cen-
; tering the speaker’s table was a
I mass arrangement of white and
yellow chrysanthemiums and oth-
I er spring flowers.
Miss Linda Pruitt, bride-elect,
was honored at a miscellaneous
bridal shower Saturday evening
at Second Baptist church fellow
ship hall. The honoree wore a yel
low knit dress and was given a
, corsage of yellow rosebuds, gift
' of the hostesses.
Entertaining together w o
; Mrs. A. L. Huffstetler of Shelby,
I Mrs. W. N. Abernathy and Mrs.
Katie Pruitt, all aunts of the
bride-to-be. They were assisted by
i Mrs. Roddy Cobb of Shelby, cous
in of Miss Pruitt.
The ho.stcsse.s gave the bride-
elect an eight-piece setting in her
silverware and the guests show
ered her \vith household gifts.
Overlaid with white lace, the
refreshment table was highlight
of decoration. A large bride doll
i entered the table and wedding
I ring punch was served with other
I party refreshments which carried
j a color scheme of mint green and
white.
Presbyterian Women
To Hold Birthday Party
Mrs. Walter Alexander, o f
Shelby, president of Women of
.Shelby Presbyterian church, will
be guest speaker at Monday
night’s Women of the ‘ Church
Birthday Party at First Presby
terian church
Mrs. Alexander will .show
slides and explain the 1966 Birth
day Project which will support
the Cumberland Mountain pover
ty program in Eastern Kentucky.
An offering will be received at
the program which begins at
7:30.
Mrs. Brown
Heads Auxiliary
Ml’S. Norman Brown, wife o'
the minister of Shelby’s Seconc
Baptist church and formerly of
Bethlehem Baptist church here,
was installed as president of the
Minister’s Wives Auxiliary of the
Kings Mountain Baptist Associa-
j.ioh Thursday.
The' group held a luncheon
meeting at Hager’s Restaurant in
Shelby and heard a program,
“Keys For Useful Living” which
pointed to happiness and fellow
ship. Loading the program were
Mrs. Joel Jenkins and Mrs. Wil
son Harmon.
To serve with Mrs. Brown will
be Mrs. James Sides, program
chairman; Mrs. Raymond Need
ham, yearbook chairman; and
Mrs. Bill Shytle, reporter. Mrs.
Sides is wife of the minister of
Pleasant Grove church; .Mrs.
.Needham’s husband is minister
of Lawndale Baptist church and
Mrs. Shytle is wife of the minis
ter of Allen Memorial church at
Grover.
r U-shaped tables wore festive
with spring flowers featuring
birdcages of miniature birds,
roses and ivy.
A/IC Carol B'arbi'r Lewis and
her husband, A/lC Bruce G.
Lewis, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Rhea Barber, parents of Mrs.
Lewis. The Lewises are on leave
from Maxwell Air Force Base at
Montgomery, Alabama.
Miss Louzelle Smith of Atlanta,
Ga. was weekend guest of her
narents, Mr. and Mrs. W. G.
Smith.
Both the bride-elect and pros
pective bridegroom are graduates
of Kings Mountain high school
and have completed requirements
for degrees from Appalachian
State Teacher’s college, Boone, on
May 27th. Miss Roberts, an ele
mentary education major, is a
mo.T.ber of te ASTC Vernician
Society, on the yearbook .staff of
“The Rhododendron”, and served
as House President.
Mr. Houston, now doing his
post graduate work for a mas
ter’s in physical education, is a
member of the Men's "A” club
and served as an athletic trainer.
Both the bride-elect and bride
groom-to-be have accepted teach
ing positions in the Fayetteville
Schools System.
Mrs. Rorer's Pupils
To Giw Reci+al
Piano pupils of Mrs. James L.
Rorer will be presented in a for-^,
mal recital Saturday evening at
S o’clock at the Woman’s club.
Twenty-four students
the program.
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