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/ / n Sunday Church Riles Unite Pair Complete Miss Judy Watterson, John Woody, Jr. Plans For Sunday Wedding- sleeves finished with lar flounce. A fold of blue satin underlined the Invitations Issued To Brown*Childers Rites Miss Carolyn Brown, daughter . Miss Judy Paulette Watterson, King Woody, Sr., parents of the Benjamin Frank- daughter of Mr. J. W. Watterson bridegroom-to-be. Brown of Kings Moimtaln, ... and the late Mr. Watterson, has „ and Cpl. Landers Elwood Chib Dustiines, then completed plans for her marri- C. M. Lankford will direct ders will be married Sunday, Au- ' -- gust 7th, in a 5 p.m. wedding in Bynum Chapel AME Zion church. sTrelmeS ^°^?ine 'fo ^gT^triThn'king ^ ^he wedding, streamers falling to the hem- J inhn Pair Feted At Cake Cutting Miss Geraldine Goforth and Bill Stinnett cut their wedding cake Saturday night at an after- A reception will be held fol lowing the ceremony in the church social hall. Formal wedding invitations have been issued. lines of their sheath skirts. They Qp nf rh<rhi.m anH wore saUn hair bows with tulle veils attached and carried nose- them today, gays of blue chrysanthemums The wedding will take place and blue tujle. Sunday, August 7th, at 4 p.m. Dill ...o.. . * in Oak Grove Baptist church. Bill Queen was best man for “ . 7“ p.,, _# ..onnir nn.. the bridegroom. The list of ush- . .^e bride-elect will officl- Saturday nlgnt at an aner- . i L Kl* Lx ers included Ronnie and Gay 'J rehearsal party held at Kings AugUSt CluD Night Stinnett, brothers of the bride- douDie.rmg ceremony, Wornan’s club. t r x I groom; Mack Jenkins and Den- w. G. Medlin of Gastonia will „ „ ... I O reSTUre LuaU; nis Goforth, brothers of the be organist for the program of Hostesses were Mrs. Kenneth ^ . _ x C x bride; Carl Bell, and John nuptial music and Bobby Web- Warreri Goforth and v.^fh0r tVSDtS 0©t Owens. xster will be vocalist. Miss Peggy Stinnett. ^ The bride’s mother woraAi Bill W. Watterson will give his ^ five-tier yellow and white two - ^ece blue suit with ^^ite sister in marriage. Best man for P m. will feature a Club Night accessories and a white orchid the prospective bridegroom will table which was shoulder corsage. The bride, be his father highlight of decoration. An ar- groom’s mother chose a pink rangement of yellow and white lace dress with white accessories Mrs. Willard Boyles .will at- summer flowers centered the and a corsage of white orchids, tend hef sister as matron of hon- table and punch was- served ® or and bridesmaids will include from the opposite end with nuts Miss Susan Oates presided at four college classmates of the and yellow and white mints, the bride’s book in the vestibule bride-elect including her former „ ..... x. i of the church where the bridal roommate. Miss Patsy Whitaker. Xellow-^d white flowers also committee said party formed a receiving'line to ofDjjt/ham; Mrs. Jesse C. Brack- ^ccorated-nhe lounge and foyer. E>eal & Orchestra will greet wedding guests after the ett, Jr., of High Point, Miss Bren- Miss Goforth and Mr Stinnett f^i’n'sh music for dancing, ceremony. da Bruce of Durham, cousin of took the ocvasion to present supper menu will feature Mrs. Thomas L Trott directed bridegroom-to-be; and Miss their gifts to their attendants, marinated sirloin tips of beef; the weHHincr Ann Hire of Clemmons. Junior *' o.j ** bridesmaid will be Janet Boyles, Stinnett i. Blowing Rock Charity Horse Show Opens For 43rd Season Thursday 0LOWING ROCK — ’n»e Wg- outdoor ^atherttMTS, And 4 h e gest sports and sodal event of horse risow oiyaniggjont the summer, the Blowing Rode to see it used for ralJes, Charity Horse Show, opens on dog shows and any August 4 this year. It is the old- that (groups In the ^^swranin^ est show in tte southeast, and w<^d like to use it for. Wocews has become such a tradition In from the annual Horte Show It- this Blue Ridge resort town that meit benefit the Blowinjg Kodc the first weekend in August has Community Club. ■ been known for years simply as New evoits include “Hiorse Show weekend.” a hunter breeding <nvieiMi and a Western pleasure class. Over 450 Uidike most horse shows, there quality horses will oo!m>ete for are no night classes. Evenings ^500 in prize money and 30 are reserved for parties, many of trophies party August 13th at Kings Mountain Countiy Club. The party is for members and Dress for the affair will be bermuda shorts and shifts, a memi.'.er of the arrangements For traveling Mrs. chose a three - piece light green flowered suit with light green accessories and the orchid lifted from her bouquet. BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM niece of the -bride-elect. The list of ushers will include Michael Knowles and Milton Kirland, both of Durham, and Ronald Logan and Richard Jar- Gladdens Host Family Picnic Mr. and Mrs. lemon broiled chicken breasts; wild rice, beans; wateimelon boats filled with cantaloupe, hon- eydow melon, black cherries and fresh pineapple; and ^eqebanut crcflm pie. Three other events are slated John Gladden August. Family Night By the Pool is , (Geraldine Goforth) MRS. WILLIAM SAAf STINNETT of the K club, the Future Teach er’s and Future Homemakers Mr. and Mrs. William Sam ranged with an open Bible and Stinnett are on a wedding trip white roses, to Nassau and after their return Dennis L. Goforth gave his occupy a mobile home on daughter in marriage. The bride’s gown was a formal de- be- sign of silk organza and import vis, both of Winston Salem. ^ p vvavne were hosts to r amuy ivigni r»y me t-ooi is Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Den- Junior usher will be Dan Woody, familv eatherinff and nicnic Planned the evening of Friday, nis Leroy Goforth of Kings brother of the bridegroom-to-be. gathering and picnic Mountain, the bride is a gradu- Miss Jane Houser will preside ate of Kings Mountain high at the guest register in the vesti- school where she was 1964 bule of the church. Homecoming Queen, a member will occupy a mobile Bessemer City road. Miss Geraldine Goforth The bridegroom is son of Mrs. Roy Gay Stinnett, of Bessemer City and the late Mr. Stinnett. A graduate of Bessemer City high school he is manager of Roast beef dinner will be serv- Vlsiting the Gladdens were Mr. ed the evening of August 27 to and Mrs. Sam McAbee and sons, members and guests. ,, . 1 ,ir Douglas and Reed, of Grand A family scotch foursome is Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Ware, Michigan; Mr. and Mrs. planned for golfers August 2Sth aunt and uncle of the bride- Q^ry Fisher, David and Lu Ann, with 6:30 picnic supper to be of Raleigh; Mr. and Mrs. Marion served after games Falls, Junior, Phyllis and Gary, A Back-To-School dance will of Baltimore, Md.; Mr. and Mrs. be held September 2 for high Robert Dixon, Annette, Rita, Cla- school and college-age students, rice and Harold ' and Mr. and The younig people are invited to elect, will be hosts at a recep tion following the ceremony at their home on Waco road. Following their wedding re hearsal on Saturday night Mi.ss Watterson and Mr. jtVoody will Mrs. Tim Gladden, all of Char- bring a date and a couple. XX, .. x • j T, .3,A 1 x Kings Mountain - Bessemer City be honored at an after-rehearsal lotte; and Kir. and Mrs. Harley Music for dancing from 8 un- came Mr. Stinnetts bride in a ed Peau dAnge lace over faille Drjve-ln TTieatre on route two, party at the Watterson home. M^ntosh and Miss Bonnie Me- til 11:30 p.m. will be provided by A r\ rrt rlrviiKlo.rinnr tnffisrQ ^ r»r»nrr»iir faa. _ . x- « ^ 4 p.m. double-ring ceremony taffeta. The contour bodice fea Sunday in East Side Baptist tured a bateau neckline aind ka- church. Rev. Darrell Coble, min- buki sleeves trimmed with lace ister of the church, officiated. and scallops. A lace plastron Jimmy Busby was organist for traced with pearls circled the the program of nuptial music waistline and extended in gar- and B. S. Peeler was'vocalist, lands down the skirr front. The Mr. Peeler sang “O Perfect Love” A-line skirt, finished around the by^JpaeRh Bamby and “Climb hemline with band of scalloped Every Mountain” by Richard lace, had a detachable watteau Rogers before the ceremony. He train which caught to a bow at sang Malotte’s “The Lord’s Pray- the back and spread Chapel- er” as the benediction. ' length. Her triple tier veil of im- ported illusion was attached to Mr. Busby played Sachs ^ double bow with pearl trlWi- T .. ’-“ed Uca^riioflf. -She catrled ^Wedding Joy” by J. H. Greener| „osegay of white roses centered Handels La^o , Ave Maria by a white orchid showered with by Bach . Gounod; “I Love stephanotis. Thee” by Edvard Qrieg; “Be cause” by Guy D’Hardelot; “En- Mrs. Kenneth Eugene Cash at- treat Me Not to Leave Thee” by tended her sister as matron of Gounod; a medley, “One Hand, honor and bridesmaids were One Heart” and “^mewhere” by another sister. Miss Brenda Leonard Bernstein; and “Rev- Cash; the bridegroom’s two siS- erie” from “Traumerei” by Rob- ters. Misses Vickie and Gaynell ert Schumann. He played the Stinnett; Miss Carolyn Heavner, traditional marches. Miss Roxie Sellers and Miss An- The church altar was arren^od Trott. with a background of Kentia All the attendants wore floor- palms and groupings of seven- length dresses of powder blue branched candelabra holding silk crepe and Venise lace. The cathedral tapers. Centering the lace empire bodices featured setting was a bride’s candle ar- scoop necklines and elbow length Bessemer City. Hosts will be Mr. and Mrs. John Intosh of Kings Mountain. Harper Brothers Combo. them for exhibitors and their families. This year’s social agen da for exhibitors includes a square dance Thursday night, a dinner dance at Blowing Ri^k Country Club on Friday night, and I a picnic for unior exhibitors Friday while their seniors attend two big formal balls on Saturday This year’s show is the 43rd hcM—here, .without missing. A year, even during the gasoline rationing days of World War II. a cocktail party. In addition to these offldal parties, there are night, plus countless private par ties. Although last year’s show drew some of the finest horses ever exhibited in Blowing Rock, the board of directors decided that the Broyhill Park facilities, had served as long as they could be expected to, and decided to re design the grounds completely. The area has been landscaped and spruced mp in igeneral, in cluding a roof for the 600-seat grandstand. Completely new boxes, built in double tiers for an unobstructed view of i:oth show'f rings and the outside course, will seat another 700 spectators. There will be unusually con- venieint parking, with parking attendants available. Horse- drawn jitneys will take specta tors back and forth from the parking lots to the show area. An added attraction for mule adioiirers will be Bert and Molly, a brother and sister team of paint mules belonging to Horse Show president C. V. Henkel of Statesville^ Bert and Molly, who are 9 and 10 years old respective ly, will pull one of the jitneys serving the parking lots. Chil dren should especially enjoy‘Bert, who greets people with a great deal of enthusiastic hee-hawing. Another attraction for children will be the stage coach that originally ran from Blowing Rock to Linville. 'The coach will also be used for transportation around the grounds. All new construction was planned to make the show as convenient as possible for exhi bitors as well as spectators. A permanent central stable in cludes deluxe stalls for 36 horses, with a 25-sfall annex. The cen tral stable 'also has dormitories for grooms, wa.sh area, central tack room, kitchen and an apart ment for the manager, Mrs. Charles G'oggi of Waxhaw. Con struction is well under way on an additional 200 permanent stalls, arranged on a hillside in rows of 40 each. Show dates are August 4, 3, 6, and 7. SOCIAL CALENDAR Thursday, August 4, 1966 KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD Section B Thuradny: _ - .1 "6:30—AmericaiT L^on Auxil iary covered dish supper at the home of Mrs. Alma .Whiteside, 904 Boyce street. Friday: 4;0b-6 p.ni.—Mrs. David R. Hamrick is, entertaining at her home, “Rosemount”, at a tea honoring Miss Diane Roberts and A&s Diane McDaniel, brides-elect. Saturday: 7:00 — Rehearsal fo^ the Wat terson - Woody wedding in Oak Grove Baptist church. 8:30— Mr. and Mrs. John King Woody, Sr.,. are entertaining at the home of Mrs. J. W. Watter son at an after . rehearsal party honoring Miss Judy Watterson and John King Woody, Jr. Sunday: 12:00—The wedding of Miss Gale Loretta Clark and Ronald Meek Dover in 'Bessemer City’s First Baptist church. 4:00 — The wedding at Miss Judy Paulette Watterson and John King Woody, Jr., in Oak Grove Baptist church followed by a reception at the home of the bride-elect’s aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Ware, Waco road. , Monday: 9:30 a.m.—Circle 2 of Kings Mountain Baptist church at the home of Mrs. Odell Benton. 3:00 p.m.—Circle 1 of Kings Mountain Baptist church at the home of Mrs. Bryan Hord. 6:30 p.m.—Circle 3 and 4 of Kings Mountain Baptist church, covered dish supper. 7:30—Circle 5 of Central Meth odist church wUl meet with Mrs. Raymond H. Holmes. 7:30—Circle 6 of Central Meth odist church will meet with Mrs. David L. Saunders. 7:30—Circle 7 of Central Meth odist church will meet with Mrs. Howard R. Jordan. 8:00—Circle 4 of Central' Meth odist church will meet with Miss Mary Alice McDaniel. All facilities will be available Wednesday: to the community after the four- 10:00 ia..m.—Circle 3 of Cen- day horse show. Broyhill Park tral Methodist church will meet is a natural ifaowl, ideal for large at the church. Lady Goljer Scores Hole-In-One; Lindsay Goforth Honored; Party Time For Brides Dawn Suzanne Bowen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Bowen of the Dixon community, celebrated her third birthday Tuesday, Au- gust 2. A family party was held jnd Dawn's pink and white birthday cake was cut and served with ice cream. Young Miss Bowen is granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowen and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Caveny. Her great - grandfather is John L. Caveny, all of Kings Mountain. Dawn's mother is the former Lucille Caveny. nuts to 40 guests. Miss Herndon wore a melon party dress with white glamellia corsage, gift of the hostesses. The hostesses also gave the bride-elect an electric cotteemaker, double boiler and kitchen utensils. Guests showered her with miscellan eous household gifts. . * * * * ♦ * ♦ ♦ When Mrs. Carl Mayes scored a hole-in-ona at the Blowing Rock Golf Course recently, she had not only prov ed that lady golfers have indeed arrived on local links, but she became eligible for $U000 cash plus a trip to Scotland.’ Because .she carded an ace, Mrs. Mayes became eligi ble for the sixth annual Rusty Nail Hole-in-one Sweepstakes. The winner of the annual contest will be chosen early next year. The Kings Mountain woman is spending the summer at Blowing Rock. Mrs. Charles Ramsey honored Miss Geraldine Goforth and her bridal attendants at a breakfast Sunday morning at her home on Floyd street. MrSj Darrell Coble and Mrs. Ozelle Brooks assisted Mrs. Ramsey In serving the meal. Guests found their places at a table made festive with white linen cloth and decorat ed with green candles and yellow mums. Miss Goforth wore a black and white check suit and was given a dinner, plate in her-china pattern from the host ess. Other guests were Anne Trott, Carolyn Heavner, Roxie Sellers, Mrs. Kenneth Cash, Brenda Goforth, Gaynelle and Vickie Stinnett and Susan OateS. J Both Mrs. Ramsey and Mrs. Brooks are Sunday School teachers of the bride-elect. Mrs. Derek Roper, Mrs. James Guyton and Miss Kathy Yarbro entertained Saturday at the recreation hall of Pied mont Baptist church at a drop-in shower honoring Miss Jane Grant of Gastonia, bride-elect. Miss Grant and Douglas Yarbro of King's Mountain will be married September 3. A green and white color note was carried out in decor ations. Decorated cakes were served with punch and party refreshments. Miss Grant received a carnation corsage from the hostesses and gifts of miscellaneous household gifts from the hostesses and the 30 guests from Kings Mountain, Gas tonia and Charlotte. " * ♦ * ♦ * * * * * * * * Bridal Parties Continue Miss Beverly Herndon, whose wedding to Billy Robin son of Bessemer City takes place August 27th, was honored Saturday af a drop-in party from 7 until 9 o'clock in the fel lowship building of Bethlehem Baptist church. Entertaining together were Mrs. Charles E. Spearman, Miss Norma Spearman, Mrs. Charles W. Herndon Mrs. Charles Seism. A color note of green and yellow was carried out in decorative details. The bride's table was overlaid with lace over green and held an arrangement of yellow candles at the center. At one end was a miniature wedding cake and. at th6 opposite end was a silver punch bowl which held jreen gunch, Th* cake was servea with punch, mints and Gastonia bride-elect Jo Carol Sigmon, who will wed Vernon Carson of Kings Mountain August 28th, was honor ed Thursday at a bridal shower at Linwood Clubhouse in Gastonia. Hostesses were Mrs. Kenneth Blanton and Mrs. L. W. Blanton. The 15 guests showered the bride-elect with mis-, cellaneous household gifts, and the hostesses presented her silver in her chosen pattern. The refreshment table was decorated in green and white and punch was served from, one end with party pick ups. A candelabrum of candles and flowers centered the table with ivy connecting the end and centerpieces. A sec ond table for the gifts was arranged with miniature wed ding scene. ♦ * * ♦ l» A tea Friday afternoon from 4 until 6 p.m. at "Rose- mount", home of Mr. and Mrs. David Hamrick, will honor Kings Mountain brides-elect Diane Roberts and Diane Mc Daniel. Two-hundred quests have been Invited to attend*, McGills Honor Lindsay Gofor+h Lindsay Anne Goforth, six-year^old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. Ben Goforth, Jr., was,guest-of-honor at a party Thursday from 5 until 6:30 p.m. at the home of Trip and Chip McGill on West Mountain street. The McGill children were assisted by their parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. F. McGill, Jr., in entertaining. The Goforth family moves this week to Fair Grove school near Thomasville where Mr. Goforth will be principal of the elementary school there. He has been West school principal here for more than 10 years. The young people enjoyed a cook-out In the McGill back yard. Hamburgers were served with accessories from picnic tables decorated with balloons and a cardboard sign, "Goodbye Lindsay." Each child brought Lindsay a gift and the gifts were placed in a red wagon and presented to her following games and supper. Mrs. N. F. McGill, Sr. and Miss Susan Ballcw assisted in serving. Other children- present were Nancy and Allison White, Elizabeth McGill, Lisa Bridges, Mary Louise Adams, Pat and Sally Durham, and Davlcf Herndon. * * * * Gaveny To Note Birthday Wll Children and grandchildren of John L. Caveny honor him on his 75th birthday Sunday at a family dinner at his home in the Dixon Community. Children of Mr. Ca\keny and the late Mrs. Caveny are: Harland Caveny, Luke Caveny, Pete Caveny, Mrs. Al Gra ham, Mrs. Earl Spearman, Mrs. Harold Sheppard, Mrs. John Hamm and Robert Caveny, all of Kings Mountain. * * * * Comings And Goings Mrs. George Antonich and children of Daytona Beach Fla. were honored at a cook-out Saturday night by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ledford and daughters, Amanda and Mary Beth, at their home in Amity Gardens in Charlotte. Mrs. Antonich visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Prince, in Kings Mountain several days last week. Other members of the family present besides Mr. and Mrs. Prince were Mr. and Mrs. William Prince and daugh ters, Penny and Pamela, of Charlotte, and Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Payseur and son, Jimmy, of Kings Mountain. Grilled . hamburgers with all the trimmings, baked beans, potato chips, and homemade peach ice cream were served. Mrs. Antonich and children returned home Tuesday. * * ♦ * Ben F. Moomaw, IV sailed July 22 from Mayport^ Flor ida on the USS Goodrich for Spain, Italy, Greece, France, Turkey and other ports before returning in late December. He is son of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Moomaw. * * * * Sunday visitors at the "Tweetsie Railroad" were Mr. 3nd Mrs. Baxter Payseur and son, Jimmy, and Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Prince and their house-guests, Mrs. George Antonich and children, Gregory and Elizabeth, of Daytona ^ach, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. James Guyton of Kings Mountain and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Champion of Madisonville, Ky. spent the weekend at Myrtle Beach, S. C. The Champions have been visiting relatives here tor several days. * * * ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Anderson will comie from Knoxville, Tenn. for a weekend visit with Mr. and Mrsi BcK>th W, Gilles gie. Mrs. Andersen is sister of Gillesigiei _
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