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Page 2 faN6$ MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. 0. Thursday, June 30, 1966 ■iKipii mm Feud At Dinner Party (Continued From Front Page, Section B) Court of Honor exercises at Signal Mountain^ Presbyterian church. Rev. J. R. Beezor and Scoutmaster Ed Burk made the presentation. Young McGill has also completed require ments tor his God and Country Award, highest Scouting award the church presents. Eagle Scout McGill will Join a group of Tennessee Scouts to Philmont Scout Ranch in Cimarron, New Mexico later this month. In Kings Mountain, the McGills were active In Boyce Memorial ARP church. Dr, McGill is brother of Dr. John C. McGill, Kings Mountain medical doctor. ♦ ■ ♦ * * Miss Johnnie Yates, Captain McCarter Pledge Vows In Texas Wedding Tuesday First Baptist church of Soy- iess bodice and aipop necl^Une. mour, Texas provided the setting i She wore a moss ireen velvet ribbon at her waist^e and in Tuesday evening for a 7 p.ai. ex change of vows uniting Miss Johnnie Sue Yates and Caplain Donald Eugene .McCarter in marriage. The bridegroom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Oschr McCafter of Kingfg Mountain. A graduate of Kings Mountain high school and the United Stiptea Air Force Aca demy at Colorado Springs,, Colo., he is stationed at Kelly Air Force Baae in San Antonio Saturday: 7:30—Circle 1 of DiJ^on Pres byterian church at the hontie of her hair an<l carriedj a bouquet Mrs. D. B. Blalock, Sr., Dixon SOCIAL I Pair Feted CALENDAR After Rehearsal ol yellow pom-iMai mums. Men attendants WM* ■Iti^-dlrcss Cai military unifonm, ns did Capitaln McCarter. Best man lor the bridegroom was -Captnlpi WllUim K. Aylswopth of gan Antoni*. Qroomsman was Captain Pea^ E. Steel of San Ahtcupio %nd the list of ushers incHi^ VVUltem Michael Yatep of Seymour, bro ther of the btide; Paul \V. Reed Alexander. Party refreshments were served. Scott Bush celebrated-"his first birthday at a party given Saturday by his par ents. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bush at their home at 302 Stowe Acres. " Attending were his great grandmother. Mrs. Ethel Allman; his grandmother. Mrs. Helen Alexander; Mrs. Brenda Lawson and her sons, Tommy Dean and Glenn; Mrs. Linda Hord ancf her children, LaBrone, Dwfltyne and Debbie, Mr. and Mrs. Curt Bolin and their son, Godfrey. Mrs Bush is the former Gall ♦ * ♦ * Mr. and Mrs. Norman Willie and children, Martha, Mark, Stephen and David, have moved from Louisville, Ky. .to Jacksonville, Fla. and are living at 7331 Elvia Drive. Mr. Willie was graduated June 3 from Southern Baptist Theolog ical Seminary with a master's in religious education and is now minister of religious education at Terry Parker Baptist church in Jacksonville. Mrs. Willie, formerly of Kings Mountain, Is the former 7 Barbara Matthews. Her father, Eugene Matthews, now lives in Charlotte * * >* ♦ Rev. Don Chaffin officiated at of t-ubbock, uncle of tlj^ bride, the double-ring ceremony. Mrs. ian<J Lloyd L. Reed of Pdtfisa, Frederick Wagner, couSin of the JTe^as, uncle of the bride, bride, was organist and Joel The bride’s mother was gow^- Duncan was soloist for the pro gram of traditional music. At the center back of '.4he church a candle tree was flank ed on either side with white col umns topped with urns of white glads. Placed forward and to the sides were large “s" shaped spir als of voltair candles. Steps to the altar area were banked with potted palms and voltair candles marked the family pews. John William Yates gave his daughter in marriage. The bride’s formal gown was a sheath of white pcau do sole designed with an empire bodice, bateau neck line and long, tapered sleeves. Pearl studded appliques enhanc ed the empire bodice. A full, Watteau train fell to floor-length. Her waist-length mantilla w’as accented with wide bands of Alencon lace and she carried a bouquet of gardenias and ste- phanotis. Mrs. Dennis Newton of Gra ham, Texas attended the bride as matron of honor, and Miss Jaque Wright of Ro'rstowm, Texas was bridesmaid. Candace Stilwell of Dallas, cousin of the bride, was junior attendant. The adult atendants wore eim- pire-style floor length yellow crepe gowns with bateau neck lines and long, tapered sleeves. Moss green velvet ribbon high lighted the empire bodices and culminated in a bow and ribbon streamers to the floor in back. Their headdresses were oabbaige roses dropped with short tiered ed in powder 'blue silk, the greets length dress featuring a str^ht, eased skirt and elbow sleeves %c- centcd by wide embroidered or ganza bands. She wore a small blue organza hat with short back veil attached, iT'atriilng slippers and a white orchid shoulder cor sage. YELLOW AND GREEN The wedding theme of yellow and green was beautifully car ried out in the reception held after the ceremony. The bride’s table was overlaid with pale yel low net over white satin, the cloth softly pleated at the tables’ edge An arrangement of yellow carnations and greenery was .it one end of the table. The tiered white cake was topped with yel low roses and was cut from the j opoosite end of the table. I Reception helpers included : Mrs. J. D. Glenn, Miss Lygay Me- ! Laughlin, both of San Antonio; i Mrs. J. D. Wilson of Seymour; Mrs. Dick Burleson of Electra, I and Mrs. Floyd L. Reed of Mun- i day, Texas. I Mrs, J. 'L^ Underwood of Sey mour kept the bride’s book. Following a> trip to Mexico I City and Acapulco, the newly- j weds will be at home at 111 Dot : street, San Antonio, Texas, j Mrs. McCarter is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John William Yates of Seymour, Texas. She is a graduate of Seymour high school and received her B.S. degree in road. Tuestldy: d;30 ^m.—Circle 2 of Cen||al Methodist church at the homo of Mr%. R W. GrtMin, Sr, Wedn^sdayi 10 a.m.-Ar^ 3 and 6 of First Presb>'t*rian churqh in the Uadies Bible Classroom 'of the Chvrch. Miss Sellers, Jackie Blanton Plan August Rites Websters To Live In Indialantic, Florida Following Bahama Islands Wedding Trip Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Sellers of Cherryville anonunce the en gagement of their daughter, Merlyn Elaine, to Jackie Lee Blanton, Bon of Mr, aiid Mrs. Sidney H, Blantmi of Kings Mountain.” 'The wedding will be an event of August 28th. The bride-to-be is a 1964 grad uate of Trycm high school of Bessemer Oty and is presently attending Gardner Webb Junior college in Boiling Springs. The prospective tridegroam is a 1965 graduate of Tryqn high school and is now serving in the United States Navy aboard the U.S.S. Essex in Quonset Point, Rhode Island. Miss Toni Ware and Charles W. GoQfdson cut their wedding cake Friday night at an after- rehearsal party in the lounge of First Baptist church. Host* for the party vyere the bride-elect’s parents,'Mr. and Mrs. Marlin \Vare, Jr., Mis- Paul Patterson aib^ Mrs. D C. Ware, A 9ok>r note of pink and white was enrried out in deccu«tive de bails. Overlaid with imported lin en cloth, the bride’s table held th» three-tier pink and green cake as highlight. Centering the table was an arrangement of white carnations and pink snap- i dragons. Pu*ch was served from a crystal s<iT\'ice at one end of the table. Miss Selma Scruggs cut and served the cake and Miss Juanita Dellinger served punch. Assist ing in serving was Mrs. Mildred Denton. The bride-to-be wore a yellow lace party dress. She and her fiance took the occasion to pre sent their gifts to their wedding attendants. Mr. and Mrs. Noel Bennett I bride’s table which was covered Webster wed June 19 in Bethany I in green linen overlaid with Evangelical Lutheran church of | white lace. Mrs. Wilma Kirby, Kannapolis—will return Thurs- great-aunt of the bridegroom, day from a wedding trip to the j cut the cake. Assisting were Mrs. Bahama Islands. They will be at;Oscar Petrea and Mrs. Junior home at 107 South Merl'xar Ave-jCloer, aunt of the bride. G.wd- nue in Indialantic, Florida. |’bycs were said to Mr. and Mrs. The bride was Miss Bonita Sue; Arthur Good.nrian, Phifers Honor Newlyweds back veils 'They earned bouquets , Texas. She is presently em- of yellow spider mums. j ployed by the North Elast Inde- The junior atendant’s dress | pendent School District in San was a long full-skirted gown of | Antonio, yellow dotted swiss with sleeve- ' home economdes from Texas Tectaoiogici oalieg. !„ Lub- Rgcent Bride, Mrs. Wendell Phifer, Jr. Bridal Parties Continue Mrs. Paul Cole, her daughter Miss Cathy Cole, ot Shelby, and Mrs. Jack Moore of i-Kiogs Mountain entertairr- ed together Saturday at a luncheon at Governor's Inn in Shelby honorjpg Miss Joy Miller, bride-elect. Miss Miller and Ronney Cole were married Sunday In First Baptist church. ■“J .-//9 re/r /i/ ^ Elizabeth Stewart Society Editor Telephone 739-6441 The IS guests Inclyjled bfldal attendants in the wed ding party. Pink candles and pink summer flowers decorated the luncheon table which was spread with white linen cloth. Bride and bridegroom placecards marked the places of guests and Miss Miller's place was marked by a corsage of pink sweetheart roses. The bride-elect wore an aqua party dress. She was re membered with a crystal cake plate and silver server from the hostesses. Qftthy Qolg was an attendant in the Sunday wedding and Eric Cole Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Moore, was ring- bearer. * * If * Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Anthony, Jr. were dinner hosts Sunday night at their home in Gastonia honoring Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Phifer, Jr., who were married June 18 In Den ver, Colorado. The bride is the former Charlene McNall of Denver. The taible, overlaid with white Italian cut-linen, was centered by ® miniature bridal pair. On opposite sides were crystal cen<W«b^um set with white tapers arranged with white summer flowers and greenery. An arrangement of green and white chrysanthemums was on the buffet and cut flowers were used in other rooms of the home. The bride's place was marked by a white carnation cor sage. Miss Joy Miller, Ronney Eugene Cole Wed Sunday In Baptist Church Cerennony Newlyweds Honored At Cookout Saturday A cookout waa held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dwain Lynch, Saturday, June 25th in hOTor of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Phifer, Jr. Hosts were Mrs^ Fred Owens, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ram sey, Mr. and Mrs. Don Gladden, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hern don. The table was covered with a bandana table cloth. Black 'bas kets filled with red and white petunias decorated the table. Hosts gave the couple a char coal grill. Mr. and Mrs. Menzell Phifer were hssts Tuesday niight at their home at a cook-out honor ing their nephew, Wendell Phi fer, Jr. and his bride. The newlyweds returned yes terday to Denver, Colorado, aft er a visit with the bridegroom’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Phife;r, Sr. Supper was served to members of the two families The hosts took the occasion to present the newlyweds their wed ding gift. Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Car ter and Mr_ and Mrs. Tommy Carter and' children of College Park, Ga. visited Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Smith during the week end. Mrs. Randolph Carter is the former Flossie Smith, daugh ter of the Baxter Smiths. Honored Saturday Afternoon At Tea ^ fRree-course (JTriner was served To eight giiests. ,1 Mr. and Mrs. Phifer were remembered with a silver bon bon dish. The newlyweds are here for a visit with the bride groom's parents. Mr. and lyirs. Wendell Phifer, Sr. Mathenys Note Golden Wedding Day At Anniversary Party On Sunday Mr. and Mra Tom C, Matheny, Sr. of ^toute 1,” Mooi;e*boro, cele brated their golden wedding an- niversayy Sui^y at a reception given by their cJiUdren nt High Shoals Baptist church in Ruther- lfoi;d Cowjity. Mtt. LbMta Callahan and Victor Padrard. grwdcWldren pf the gueats-of-honor, welcomed guests ^ the vestibule of the 4W*reh any*, th< fonn^ a .receiving line with ifciir’ parent* to grek gueats. Re- .miaiim Kr, **di Mm, M. M- PlGKA&y of Khtgs and Mrs. Pkul Charlotte and (•fr Khrth- their husbands and wives, was at the punch bowl and Mrs. Emily Wilson was at the regis ter. Others assisting were Mrs. Coda Blanton, Mrs. Clinton Greene. Mrs. Rpy« Padgett, Sr. and several grandcildren. Overlaid with hjind-procheted doth over gold vatin, the re- trediment tglgp. W4f boatlUftiMy decorated In gojd and wbiteV An arrangement cjf udjitecArnatloijs, glads, snap^gona and baby’s hrepth cebterf4 tha table. Oaene end was a silver punch bPWl and golden candl^tlcK, holding light ed tapers. ’Tho laup-tler*d wed ding cake w^ tepsnd MrRh teln- lature bride aW and was cut from the owwslto end of the table. Rev. an MM. Platd»«r McGin nis said goodbye** Over 200 caUed during aftemoaM Miss Joy Priscilla Miller be came the bride of Ronney Eu gene Cole in a 3 p.m. wedding Sunday in First Baptist church. Rev. Robert Mann, minister of the church, heard the couple ex change vows of the double-ring ceremony. Baskets of white glads and a white satin kneeling bench at the front of the sanctuary were interspersed by groupings of lighted tapers in wrought-iron candelabra. Mrs. F. R. McCurdy was or ganist for the program of tradi- tunral music and Miss Cay Jolley was soloist. Miss JoUey sang “God Touched A Rose’’ and “Song of Ruth” tefkore the cere mony and “TTie Lord’s Prayer” as the benediction. The bride was given in mar- riaige by her father. Her formal gown was designed of imported rose pattern Atencon lace poted over faille taffeta. The contour bodice featured a bateau nedc- line and long, tapered sleeves. A lace plastron lavishly trinuned in seed and oat pearte appUqued the bustllne and extended down the front of the bell skirt. Her veil of English tulle and match ing Alteon lace was worn man tilla style and she carried whit* roses on a white lace-covered Bible. Miss Wanda Miller was her sister’s maid of honor and Mis. Ed Thomton of Spartanburg, S. C., sister of the bride, was mu' tron of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Jo MiUer, sister of the bride; Mrs. Jack Moore ol Kmg* Mountain, sister of the bride groom; Miss Kathy Cole of Shel by, cousin of the bridegroom); and Mias Libby Holshouser of Cramertoa AURORA PINK All the attendants wore for mal-length dresses of aiuror* pink silk georgette over taffeta. The empire bodices were styled with detachable long, she^ sleeves and their sheath skirts were accented by floating pan els which feU from the back of ^ cidrts to th* hemlines iWy wore wlde-hrim picture Itrrfs tulle crowns nnd tulle atrearpers. and carried arm bouquets of iwses. Norma Jean Cole of Gastonia, niece of the bridegroom, wsa flower girl. Eric Moore of Kings Mountain, nephew of the bride groom, was ringbearer. The bridegroom’s father was best man. The list of ushers in cluded Frank Jeibigan of Gas tonia, Sam Wiley lot Charlotte, J. B. Cole, Jr. of Gastonia, brother of the bridegroom Rob^ Roper of Gastonia and Alan Mor^ead of Westminster, S. C., nephew of the bride. The bride’s mother was gown ed in green lace and silk organ za with matching hat and acces sories. Her shoulder corsage iwas of white orchids. Mrs. Wendell Phifer, Jr., re cent bride, was guestrof-honor Saturday at a tea given by her mother-in-law, Mrs. Wendell Phi fer, Sr. and Mrs. Menzell Phifer, aunt of the bridegroom, at the Wendell Phifer home on West Mountain street. Mrs_ R. P. Anthony Jr. ol Ga#-. tonia was at the ffont dopr tip greet callers and Mrs. Wendell Phifer, Sp, aod Mrs. Campbell Phifer, grandmother of the bride groom, introduced guests to the bride. Mrs. Menzell Phifer received in the gift roan. Mrs. N. F. Mc Gill Sr. and Mrs. J. E. Gamble served punch and assisting in serving were Misses Mae Sue Go forth, Paulette and Jean Phifer, Donna Ann Crawford and Reba Anthony Goodbyes were said to Mrs. Don Crawford 'Traditional bridal colors of green and white were featured in decorations. The bride’s table, highlight of decoration, was covered with a green cutwork cloth. White daisies and summer flow'ere centered the table from which guests helped themselves to assorted party delicacies and decorated cakes. Punch was serv ed from a silver service ait one end of the table. Magnolia blossoms were com bined with cut flowers on the sun porch and other party rooms. Seventy - five guests called from 3 until 5 o’clock. The bride, the former Char lene MoNall of Denver, Colora do, and Mr. Phifer were married June 18th in Denver. They left Wednesday to return to Denser after a visit here with relatives. M«. Colo, mother ,he Miss Tooi WaTo, CHaHes W. Goodsoo Jr: Wed Saturday In Double-Ring Rites white orchid shoulder corsage. Mrs. Hubert Mor^hcad of Westminster, S. C., sister of the bride, kept a guest reiser in the vestibule of the church where the wedding party stood to re ceive guests after the ceremony. For a trip to the Coast the nw Mrs. Cole chose '* green heather sheath dress of Belgian hpam with tmatehhtg eoat and accessories and the roses lifted from her bouquet. RRIDB AND BRIDSSROOM •Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cecil Mill er of Belmont, are parents of the IsHde. A graduate of Beb^nt h^h school and Belmont Textile Sdiool of Design, she is division tennager for Secu* Roebuck Stores in Gastonia. ’The bridegroom’s parents are Mr, and Mrs. James B. Cole, Sr. of Kings Mountain. A gradviate oiL Kin^ Mountain high ad|ool and Gardner Webb Junior col lege, he is mployed by Smith CtoeWxriet C3ompany in Gastonia. The newlyweds wUl be at home at 11S6 Lynnhurst Drive, Apart- niiMit E, in Gastonia. Miss Herndon, Mr. Robinson - Set Wedding Date Mr. suid Mrs. Broadus P. Hem- don gf Kings Mountain announce the engagement of their daugh ter, Beverly, to William A. Rob inson of Bessemer City. 'Ftia wedding will be an event of August ?7th. ■Miss Herndon tea graduate of Kings Mountain high school and is a senior at Appalachian State T^aaoker’s college in Boone 'The prospective bridegroom is a graduate of Bessemer City high school and Appalachian State Teacher’s colege. He will do graduate work toward a mas ter’s degree at ASTC this fall. This summer he is a (member of the faculty of St. Andrew's Pres- b}derian college in Laurinburg. Mr. Robinson is a member of PI Kappa Delta and Pi Gamma Mu fraternities. • Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wesley Gocxlson will occupy their nm home on route 1 when they re turn from a wedding trip to the Eastern coast of North Carolina. Miss Toni Cheryl Ware became Mr. Goodson’s bride Saturday in a 3 p.m. wedding in First Baptist church. Rev. Robebrt Mann, minister of the church, and Rev. Clyde R. Goodson, father of the bridegroom, heard the couple pledge vows of the double-ring ceremony, Mrs. Jim Hopper and Mrs. Jerry Pearson, both of Gastonia, pixwided the nuptial tnuslc. Mrs. Pearson sang Gounod’s “Entfeat Me Not To Leave Thee” and ”1 Love Yo« TYuly'’ before the cere mony and “Wedding Prayer” as the benedi^on. Palms, badeets of white glads and numerous efdral candelabra were used to bank the altar. The couple kndt on a wMte aatin bench .for the bwd^ tim^nd together lighted cu^aes during the caiiiUe s^vice used in the wedding ceremony. A single taper left unUghted durtog The eeremony was hghted <by the oowle. * ’Ihe brid* was given in marri age by her father. Her formal gown was designed of white silk organza and Alehcon lace and featured a lace plastron, brief sleeve* and rounded scoop ne<4t- line. The bouffant skirt waehigh- ^hted by a bow bustle and Cnapel tfidn. She woce elbow- Imagth organza ndtts. A crown of eeed pearls held her fingertip veil of Illusion and she oarried an orchid on a white Bible, gift of her parent* Miss J*rl Ware was her si*- tor’s maid of honor and bride* maids toefttded Mrs. IHd- dlx, sister of th* bridegroom, and Mm. Larry Moss. Mi« Mar ti Ware, sister of the bnde, was junior attendant. BLUR fSAU DM 80IE The attsiidants wofe street- isngth drsssfM of Heartbeat blue fNSKi de sale which Isatured scoop ncfcUnca short stesvsg and bsU shirts. A cabbage rose held «h*lr draRlar tulle veils and they carried bouquet* of red sweet heart roses, Bdbby Goodson was btsi man |or Ms brothe*^ «f iMR'iqtelllMA ers included J. D. Biddiy, broth er-in-law of the bridegroom: Richard Ware, brother of the bride; Larry Moss, Buddy Kir- cus, Tim Heavner, all of Kings Mountain, and Eddie Tessener of Gastonia. Mrs. Bobby Goodson, sister-ln- low of the bridegroom, kept a guest register. The bride’s mother wore a pink crepe and lace dress with matching coat, pink accessories and a shoulder corsage of sweet heart roses. •nie bridegroom's mother chose blue lace with matching accessories and a corsage of sweetheart roses. The bride’s parents were hosts after the ceremony at a recep tion in th church lounge. fINK AND GREEN Overlaid with floor - length doth of lace over white linen, the bride’s table was highlight of decoration. White daisies, ptaik snipdragons and ivy decor- 4ted the table; Green punch was served with pink - decorated cakes. Mrs. Paul Patterson, Mrs. D. C. Ware ol Shelby, and Mrs. Mildred Denton of Gastonia as- dated in receiving and entertain ine. - For a wedding trip the new Mrs. Goodson diose a flowered suit with patent accessories and the orchid lifted from her bou- quet. Among the large number of out-of-town guests were co-work ers of the bride’s at Akers Motor lines, Gastonia. Also: Mr. and ' Mr*. E. C, Brodca of Forest City, Trandparents of the bride; Mrs. Boyd Owsnsby of Black Moun- tain and Mm. Everette Hutchins ol Rutherfqrdtrm... . bride and bridegroom Daugd^ter of Mr. and Mrs. Marlin S, Wars. Jr. of Kings Mountain, the bride is a grad uate of King* Mountoin high school. She is employed at Akers Motor lines In Gastonia. ' Rev. and Mm. Clyde R. Good son of King* Mountain are par- ante of the bridegroom. A grad uate*^ of Klnas Mountain high school and Wwteni CMroHna col- iaeg, ^ is eirteloyed bv the Fed- «al BUMau M Inv Ketner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs ElmeP'K,eluer of Kannapo lis. The bridegroom, formerly of Kings Mountain, is son of J. W. Webster, now of Melbourne, Fla.' and the late Mrs. Ruby Webster of Kings Mountain. He is grand son of Mrs. Rena Dellinger of Kings Mountain, Rev. David Paul Nelson offici ated at the 4 p.m. double-rLn.g ceremony for which music was provided by Mrs. Eniest Faulk- enberry organist, and ‘Larry Sloop, vocalist. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a formal- gown of Alencon lace and silk organza ov'er taffeta. The con tour button-back bodice featured a bateau neckline embellished with seed pearls, and long taper ed sleeves. Scalloped lace accent ed the hemline of the dome-shap ed skirt and full chapel train. Her bouffant veil of imported silk illusion was held in place by a matching pillbox, trimmed with Alencon lace motifs and seed pearls. Completing her at tire were cultured pearl earrings, gift of th bridegroom, and white peau de sole slippers. She car ried a white Bible, gift from her mother, with a bouquet of wed ding roses, lily of the valley, and two white yclloW-throated or chids with satin streamers tied in lover’s knots. Mrs. Andrew Holt was her cousin’s matron of honor. A sorority sister at Lenoir Rhyne college Miss Betty Gilroy of Baltimore, Md., was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Jaunene Phelps and Miss Janice Sloop, both of Kannapolis, Miss Nancy Sporer of Hickory and Mi^s Elaine Moretz of Belmont, both sorority sisters of the bride. Junior attendants were Miss I Becky George of Kings Moun- ! tain, cousin of the bridegroom, i Flower girl was Penny Brown of t Landis, cousin of the hride. I AQUA SILK CREPE j All the attendants wore long dresses of aqua shantastik silk and crepe 'fashioned along em pire lines with elbow - length sleeves and scooped necklines from which panels flowed at the back to the hemlines of their crepe skirts. They wore match ing headdresses and oarried cas cades .of yellow daisies centered with two cymbidiiirris'tied with yellow ribbon. Smaller daisy bou quets were carried by the junior attendants. Petals lof white roses and daisies filled the white bas ket carried by the flower girl. TTie white shortie gloves and necklaces they wore were gifts of the bride. Gerald Webster of Beaufort, S C. was his nephew’s best man. Ushering were a cousin of the bride, John Albert Cloer of Statesville, and Thomas Spencer Nelson III and Carl David Low ery, both of Kannapolis, and Stev’en Foster Pow^l and Roger Dean Powell, both of Shelby. Terry Cloer of Statesville, cousin of the bride, was ring- bearer. Acolytes wore Lowell Lovin and James Simmons. Miss Norma Jean Sloop was at the register. Directing the wed ding was Mrs. Roy Bennett. The bride’s mother was gown ed in Princess pink with match ing hat and accessories. She wore a white orchid cor.saige and car ried a white lace handkerchief, gift of her daughter. White carnation corsages were worn by Mrs. Guy Ketner and Mrs. E. L. Karriker, grandmoth ers of the bride, and Mrs. Rena Dellinger, grandmother of the bridegroom, with their su.Tiimer ensembles. RECEPTION A reception was held after the ceremony In the church social hall. A green and white color scheme was carried cut in the tiered wedding cake, other bridal delicacies and decorations. Tapers burrdng in silver can- elabra flanked a mixed floral arrangement centering the- BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM A 1962 alumnus of A. L. Brown high school, Mrs. Webster graduated May 30 from Lenoir Rhyne college with a double ma jor-primary education and Eng lish. She received her A.B de gree While at Lenoir Rliyne, Mrs. Webster served as ma,ior- ette for three years and as chief majorette her junior ye.tr. She was a professor’s assKstant, member of the A Cappella col lege choir, the band, the Hacawa staff, sister of Epsilon chapter of Sigma Kapoa sorority and member of A. C. E. and N E. A. She will teach first grade this fall at Sabal Elementary school in Eau Gallle, Fla. Mr. Webster is a 1960 graduate of Kings Mountain high school, has completed four years service duty and is enrollde in Brevard Colioge of Engineering at Mel bourne, Fla. He is employed at Radiation Incorporation, Palm Bay, Fla. During his tour lof USAF duty, he was chosen “air man of the month” in his divi sion. Queens Wed In Dallas Rites •DECORATING TIPS' By GENE TIMMS DOES YOUR HOME HAVE A FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE? Couple Honored At Cakecutting Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hook entertained Saturday evening at their home in Bessemer City at a cake cutting honoring Miss Joy Miller of Gastonia and Ronney E. Cole of Kings Mountain. The couple’s wedding took place here Sunday in First Bap tist church. The all-pink theme of the wed ding was beautifullv carried out lln decorative details. Overlaid with pink tulle over taffeta, the bride’s table was highlight lof decoration. A rtlver candelabrum of pink tapers and pink flowers oeatewKl the table. The pink- decorated cake and pink punch were served from oooosite ends of the table AU ap^intments were in silver and crystal. Other party rooms were deco rated In pink roses and pink can dles. The guest list numbered 100. Miss Miller wore a white sheath dress with long, lace sleeves and lace coat. She wore a pink shoulder corsage. The engaged pair took the oc casion to present their gifts to their attendants. One of the most important thines for any home or apart ment to have is a “friendly atmosphere”. But what can you do when you’re decorat ing a room to help it have that friendly Here are some atmosphere? ideas. TKg^eating pieces — sofa and chairs — should be m- ranged or grouped to Invite relaxed conversation. Make sure your room is not too drab. Add a little color here and there and make it cheerful. Little things such as color ful and serviceable ash trays are a help. Make sure your lamps furnish proper lighting aside from being decorative. -Rhop .tor __chairs . that look inviting to sit in. Make sure you have some coffee and other tables that don’t look too frail and unusable. Make sure there are table tops or other surfaces which can be used by guests without fear of causing damage. It’s an old custom to say "Make yourself at home” when your friends visit you, and if your home is decorated in a “friendly” way, you will help create that magic friend ly atmosphere. Speaking of friendly atmo.s- phere — that’s just what you’ll find at our store. WE are friendly and helpful and you’re free to come in and browse aroun(] to your heart's content with no pressure or obllgatiott. Come on in and see for yourself. P- S. If you think you can’t stand much more of this 90 degree weather, come in to day, and choose the air con ditioner that best fits your need, from only $119.95 with no special wiring needed. Easy terms on all home furn ishings from our store, and you get the discounts too. Thuf Antioch Lutheran church of Dallas was the setting Sunday for a noon wedding uniting Miss Franda Mauney of Dallas and" Alfred Queen of Grover in mar- rlage_ Given in marriage fcy her fa ther. the bride wore a street- length dross cf Alencon lace and white peau de sole. A jeweled crown held her illusion veil, and she carried a Book of Psalms topped with roses and stephano- tis. Miss Carol Mauney attended her sister as maid of honor. Her street-length dress was of yellow peau de sole She wore matching bandeau and' slippers and carried a bouquet of .yellow daisies. - Ronald Queen was best man for his brother. John Harry and Harold Queen, both of Grover, ushered. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mauney of Dallas, the bride was graduated from Dallas high school and Appalachian State Teacher’s college. She will be a imember of Rhyne Elementary school in Gastonia in the fall. Mr and Mrs. Nelson Queen of Grover are parents of.the br^e- groom. A graduate of Grover high school, he is employed by U. S. Rubber Company in Gas tonia. After a trip to the South Carolina coast, the newlyweds will be at home on Eastover Drive in Gastonia.
The Kings Mountain Herald (Kings Mountain, N.C.)
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June 30, 1966, edition 1
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