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KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
Piano Pupils Of Mrs. F, R. McCurdy
Are Presented In Annual Recital
Piano pupils ol Mrs. F. R. Mc
Curdy were presented in annual
recital Friday evening at S o'cIock
at First Baptist chureh.
The program follows:
"Rlgadoon"—By Purcell, Dou
glas Sincox. I
"Morning” — By Frost, Jody,
Ham. !
‘The Crocodile" -By Fletcher
Jeff Ballard.
"Silver Skates” -By Fletcher,
Jeff Ballard and Mrs. McCurdy.
"March of the Polar Bears"—
By Frost, Scott 'Bennett.
"Birch Canoe” — By Fletcher,
David Harblson.
"Scale Beautiful" — By Fletch-'
er, David Harbison and Mrs. Mc
Curdy. I
"Little Piece” By Fletcher,
Jimmy Pruitt.
"Waltz Song" — By Fletcher,
Deborah Worcester. \
“Oh. Susanna” — By Foster,!
Debbie Ingle. i
"The Old Woman in a Shoe"—!
By Fletcher, Debbie Ingle and
Mrs. McCurdy. i
"At the Circus”—By Fro.st, Ca
thy Wilson. 1
“By the Fireside"—By Frost,'
Vickie Turner. ,
By Brahms, Bev-
dy Bridges.
"Every Night”—By Weybright
Keith Franklin.
"On Parade" — Sy Fletcher,
Glenda Burns.
"Happy Trails" — By Rogers,
Scott Wilson.
"Crli-le Creek”—Bj’ Weybright,
Monty Wilson.
"Dtitch Dance” - By Fletcher,
Monty Wilson and Keith Frank
lin.
"Allegretto in D" — By Bee
thoven, Donna Jones.
“Two Guitars” By Russian,
Janet Alexander.
"Serenade” — By Schubert,
Jane Tate.
‘To a Wild Rose” — By Mac-
Dowell, Vanessa Beam.
"Glow-Worm” — By Fincke,
Mike Hardin.
"Andante in A Major” (organ)
—By Hesse, Cindy Alexander. .
“Parade of the Wooden Sol-|
diers” — By Jessel, Vanessa!
Beam and Jhne Tate.
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Mr. and Mrs. Tindall
fConlinucd From Pagn One)
FIRST CLASS SCOUT — Marlene Cash, daughter of Mr. and
Mi's. Herman Cash of the Bethumre community, received Girl
Scouting’s highest honor Thursday as she became a First Class
Scout. She is presented the badge by her mother, also leader
for Cadette Troop 71.
"Lull-aby”
erly Stewart.
"Serenade"
Mrs. Jack Hullender, Mi.s8 Patricia '
. McKe(>, all of Kings Mountain,
By Haydn. CIn- and Miss Tina McWhlrter of Shel-.
Harmons Issue
Wedding Invitation
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frank
Harmon of Shelby have issued
invitations to Kin^s Mountain
friends to attend the June 22nd
wedding of their daughter, Carole
Sue Harmon and Russell Warren
Lowman.
The bride«lect is gre.at-niece of
M'. and Mrs. M. L. Harmon, Sr.
and Mrs. T. P. McGill, ail of
Kings Mountain. .She is grand
daughter of the late .Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Harmon of Kings
.Mountain and granddaughter of
Mrs. G. C. McClure of Sw-ains-!
villo and the late M>-. McC'ure.
The wedding will take place at
3 D-m. in Beulah Methodist church
of Shelby.
Anniversary colors of gold and
white were combined throughout
the Tindall home. The refresh
ment table, highlight of decora-'
tlon, was overlaid with a cloth of
lac-e cutwork with a five-branch
gold candelabra at the center
holding white tapers and arrang
ed with yellow .snaps, yellow
mums, yellow carnations and
white baby's breath. A four-tier
gold, white, and green cake was
at one end of the table, the top
tier of the cake supported by four
white swans at the base of tiny
pedestals and topped by white
wedding bells. Yellow punch was ^
served from a punch service at
one end of the table. The punch '
was served with green and white
cake squares, green and white
mint.s and nuts.
Drop-In Honors
Bride-Elect
Miss Beverly June Frederick,
whose wedding to Paul Grigg wHl
be an event of June 9, was hon
ored Thursday night at a drop-lh
.miscellaneous shower held at the
Second Baptist church fellowship
hall.
Hostesses were Miss Darlene
Jhampion, Miss Wanda Leigh and
Miss Carolyn Falls. Miss Leigh
;rectcd arriving ' guests. Miss
^alls invited guests to the ne-
'reshment table and .Miss Champ-
)n served refreshments.
A color not of pink was car-
ied out in decorations and rc-
"eshmCnts. The refreshment
iblo, overlaid with piVik over
/hlte lace, held a crystal punch
owl at one end and a central
rrangement of pink carnations]
■nd ivy flanked by pink tapers,
tecorated pink and white cakes!
vere served with pink punch,!
nlnts and nuts, I
Crystal holders of pink can-
Idles and arrangements of pink
I and white flow-ers decorated the
mantel. The gift fable, decorated
In pink and white, was arranged
with wedding bells.
The bride-to-be wore a pink
party dress and was given a
novely corsage of kitchen gad
gets. The hostesses took the oc
casion to present Miss Frederick
i nylon negligee ensemble for a
trousseau gift.
Twenty-five classmates of Miss
■Tederick, a high school senior,
'ttended the party from 7 until
9 p.m.
’’Shortcake"
Magic Word
Saturday for a nfaccfaf+Q
ion In Yuma, Arizona. TOr Uebbei I b
Sims To Visit
h Yuma, Arizona
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Sima;
will leave
weeks vacation
They will visit Fihst Lt. Jack'
wm to 'tffatton
their grandpatent, and Mr. and
TTHifsday, May 30, 1968
Club Night ^
To Be Saturday "
Country club membera will
dine and dance at a Club Night
parly Saturday at Kings Mou:i
clu!
Dinner will be served begin
ning at 7:30 p.m.
Mr*. Jack Sims will join them
here for a visit prior to Lt
Sims’ departure for duty in Ja
pan.
Mr. and Mrs. Ledford
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Miss Horton
Piano Student
Miss Kathy Horton of Route
1, Grover, presented her piano
To lure even the most conscien
tious weight-watcher, prepare a
special version of this age old
favorite using a fluffy Sweet Six
teen Donut base. Lightly dusted
with powdery sugar, these Sweet , ., ..a ^ ,
Sixteen Donuts are then topped recital sel^tlon, Sttdnging
throughout the community cen- peaches and a frothy orange Along , at tn« Grover Rescue
ter. The refreshment table, high- gaupp accentuate the tastiness Squad Tuesday at 7:M p.m.
of thia every-occaslon treat.
When the shortcake connois
seurs test his delightfully differ
ent variation, they will surely ex
claim, “Magnlflque!”
light of decoration, was covered
with gold satin overlaid with
white net and white satin stream
ers. A white three-tier cake w-aa
topped with gold bells and cen
ter^ the table. At one end of the
table was a crystal candelabrum
of gold tapers. Punch was served
from a crystal punch bowl at the
opposite end of the table. Cake
squares were served with the
punch, mints and nuts.
Real orchids and seasonal flow
ers in white and yellow decorated
.Miss Horton is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde F. Horton,
and one of the 20 students taught
by Mrs. F. B. Hambright, Instiuc
tor of music in Grover.
SWEET PEACH SHORTCAKES
1 pkg. froeen peaches, thawed
3 tablespoons brown sugar
2 tablespoons butter or marga
rine, melted
4 SWEET SIXTEEN DONUTS
Arrange peaches in 8-inch
square {>an. Add sugar and butter.
the fellowship hall where the citt donuts in half, crosswise,
honored^ pair form^ a receiving place on top of poaches, cut side
'■ *' ‘ ' down. Bake In hot oven (450 D<'-
Barbara Hord
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choir members, Phyllis Cable, I
>andra Johnson, Donna Craw |
brd, Heidi Kopruch, Sherry Bel’,'
'nd Sheila Putnam; Pro-tem of j
ficers, Jean D-"-'" r>Qt(ie Spates
id Camille Leonard. i,
Miss Mary Jo Hord, rising
lunior at Wake Forest University
at Winston-Salem, arrives home
"unday to spend the summer!
with her parents. Dr. and Mrs ]
D. F. Hord. '
line with their children to receive
friends.
Out-of-town guests included
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Ledford, Mr.
and Mrs. J. P. Ledford, Mr. and
Mrs. Everette Lutz, all of Bel-
wood; Mrs. Annie. McDaniel of
Shelby; Mrs. Gertie Proctor, Mr.
and Mrs. E. B. Daves and Lois
of Conley Springs; John Hum
phries of Earl; Mrs. Harold
Reams, Connie and Hal of Char
lotte; Steven and Kelline Wells
of Boone; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Hullender and children of High
Point; Mr. and Mrs. Hoyle Pon
der, Mr. and Mrs. Dee Onforth
""d Mrs. Lee Beam, all of Grov«
grees) 15 minutes.
Serve in .sauce dishes with
peaches between donut halves,
sandwich style. Top with Frothy
Orange Sauce.
FROTHT ORANGE SAUCE:
Vi cup frozen orange juice
concentrate, thawed
Vi cup sugar
VI teaspoon salt
1 egg yx)lk
V4 heavy cream, whipped
In saucepan combine orange
juice, sugar and salt. Cook over
low heat, stirring until sugar dis
A&P Piomotes
P. A. Smith
P. A. Smith, Vice-President,
Southern Division of the Groat
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company,
Inc., in charge of the Jack.son-i
ville unit of A*P, has been nam
ed executive vice president of thej
southern division, effective im4
mediately. 'j
Mr. Smith, who haxl served
vice president In charge Of
Birmingham unit before his pro
I motion to Jacksonville in 1965,
I was elected at a special meeting
I Of the division's advisory boant
1 of directors in New York.
] AiP’s southern division covers
I operating units throughout the
south and southwest.
Larry Morrow, u.ssistant man
ager of Eelk's Department Store,
Mrs. Merle Beatty and her
mother, Mrs, D. H. Houser, have
returned from Tampa, Florida,
solves. Beat egg yolk slightly; has returned from M.vrfle Beach,
gradually beat in .some of orange I g. c. where he attended the an-
juice mixture; return to rest ofinual convention for Bclk’s assis-
orange juice mixture in saucepan, tant manager.s.
Cook, stirring until .slightly thick-1 —
ened. ; David Hughes, Jackie Hugltes
Corf to room temperature; fold Bill G. Hughes have returned
where they visited .Mr. and Mrs. in cream. .Refrigerate until chill- • from Paris, Arkansas where they
W. F. Rhodes. -Mrs. Rhodes and ] ed. vtolted their uncle. Bill Hughes
Mrs. Hou.ser are sisters. ‘ Yield; 4 servings. and Mrs. Hughes.
Women Should Qualify in the entrance hall a gold
For Handicap Tourney ! an arrangement of
Mrs. Carl .Mauney, preside.,t
raf t'Sra i • gfocn cancUes. White niagnc>lia.s
rmt decorated the mantel in the liv-
en : ing ■'oom and greon candles and
riiran tniiiammont hrfnriT* Timo ® chcrub arrangement of flowers
dicap tournament before
. UA-Iroom. Other arrangements of
Eadi playei- should select her, yellow and white were
own partner and play 18 holes ^
on 1 rn,.u»...a used throughout the home and on
and forward score cards to Mrs.
Joe Lee,
nue.
112 N. Piedmont Ave-
It's . A Boy-
For M«pIm F«iniiy
the register table on the porch.
Guests wete from Charlotte,
Gastonia, Glen Alpine, Shelby,
Gaffney.. S.- G, Lawndale, and
Kings Mountain.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Maples of Mrs. Tindall wore a navy blue
5^ Linwood Drive announce the lace dress and a shoulder corsage
birth of thelf son, Calvin Todd. ! of yellow rosebuds.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. I
Buddy Fletcher and Mr. and Mrs. I
Ernest Maples of Kings Mountain.! Mr«; Honfa
Great grandparents of the baby |
are Mr. and .Mrs. R. B. Fletcher of i t- i ■
Gastoniai Ml-, and Mrs. John San-! I O Mawail
ders of Kings Mountain, Mr. and i • | The program was
Mrs. Maples of Tennes.see, and i Mi's. Tommy Hope wall leave: Bethel Methodist church
JUniOR 8CX)UT8 Wilt AWARDS — Three members of thi
Bedhware Junior Girl Scout Troop 189 received aivatAi at
Thursday's Court of Honor. Debbie Bolin, left above, and Rachel
Ross, center, received the Sign pf the Star. Karen Allison, right,
received the Sign of the Arrow. Mi's. Max Bolin, troop leader,
made the presentation.
Area Girl Scouts
fVin MOD Tionors
Weekend Specials
Special Groi4>
LADIES SANIES
Values to $5.00
Now$lA9
Boy's Swim Tranks
BOTS* SIZES
$1J0
Sine 8 to 20
Marlene Cash, Bethware Troop
71 Girl Scout Cadette, was pre
sented her First Class badge to
highlight Court of Award cere
monies Thursday for Troop 71
and Bethware Junior Troop 189.
different categories.
Debbie Bolin and Rachel Ross'
received the Sign of the Star
awards and Karen Allison receiv
ed the Sign of the Arrow. They
are members of the Bethware
c-i ! Junior Troop of which Mrs. Max
held at El
CLOSeOUTS
KSen s Shoes
Values to $10.00
Now$S89
Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Long of Kings' Fciday via plane from Charlotte
Mountain. . for a week’s stay in Hawaii
Mrs. Maples is the former Vic- j where she will join her husbtmd.
kie Fletcher.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete H. Wilson,
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Yarbro and
children, Toney, Jamie and Alan,
have returned from * vacation
trip to Pass-A Grille Beach, Flor-
Ida.
First Lt. Tommy Dean Hope, Jr.
The Kings Mountain service
man is on rest and relaxation
leave tfrom Vietnam.
Mrs. Hope is the former Linda
Walker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
A. K. Walker.
The top award to Miss Cash
was presented by Mrs. Raympnd
Holmes, Girl Scout Neighborhood
Chairman and Marlene’s former
leader. The badge was pinned on
the Cadette Scout by her mother,
Mrs. Herman Cash, who is leader
of the Bethware Cadettes.
Basis of the award was comple
tion of four Challenges and pro
ficiency badges In at least six
Vote For Robert W. Stone
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
FOB
CLEVELAND COUNTY
BOARD OF EDUCATION
“A Belief Educolional Program For Cleveland Covniy'*
— QUALIFICATIONS -•
I am running as an individual candi date and am not sponsored by any group.
My only interest is that children of C leveland County obtain a letter educa.
tional program.
O Owner of Stone Oil Company
O Father of four children, ages 12. 10.
e 19 Years Business Experience
5. 3
O 15 year resident of Cleveland County, office olso located in the county.
e Active Baptist # Gardner-Webb and S taunten Military College Alumni
O Interests in all segments of the conn ty, own property in Belwood, Swainsville.
Earl. Patterson Springs
• Shelby High Graduate
(X) ELECTROBERTW.STONEONIUNElst
g:&34Gt)d
“Upcoming" Cadettes were giv
en cockades to wear on their be
rets. Former members of the
Junior troop, they are Denise
Jenkins, Debbie Bolin, Rachel
Ross, Carolyn Fitch and Norma;
Allison.
Program for the meeting was a
film of Day Camp activities for
Girl Scouts and the showing of
pictures made by Troops 4 and 71
' during their recent trip to the
j Juliet Low Birthplace In Savan-]
I nah, Ga. Mrs. Raymond Holmes'
j presented the program.
Flat Rock
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the project dream say that a por-!
tion of the area will serve as ah'
accompaniment to the school |
greenhouse. The shade from the
trees will serve the purpose of a
slathouse or holding house for
propbgated plants. The green
house is filled to Capacity with
annuals that are on sale to the
public. The greenhouse, a first!
for high schools in this area, has
enjoy^ a successful year, says
Mr. Silver, with 25 orchid blooms
during the_ winter and many oth
er beautiful plants.
A natural arboretum and gar
den spot. Flat Rock, the name
familiar to most Kings Mountain
citizens, at one time w«a a picniC
area and gathering spot. Indian
relics have been found In the
area and when agriculture stu
dents began the chore of clean
ing up the area they left the
wild strawberries, dogwoods, rat
tlesnake orchids, sweet shrubs,
winter green, yellow root, and
wild azaleas growing there. Sev
eral barbecue pits have been
built, a pichic table has been!
plac^ In the area, rfrd baths, a!
footbridge and b^s of gerani
ums and dwarf blue asters!
abound.
One of the largeat growths of!
ground or running cedar in i
(jleveland Obunty is evident hefC
and there are oak trees, pines,
poplars, maides and cedars. Un
desirable trees have been cut and
the wood salvaged for firewood.
Students in the ornamental
horticulture Class which Mr.
Knight teaches ate correlating
the project work with their text
book studies.
End-of-school picnics are being
held in the area this week and a
Father-Son CiblHiy Wds heM Ry-
the agriculture students Monday
night.
SPECIAL
Men's Work Oxf Olds
Size 6V2 fo 12
Leather Cushion Crepe Sales
$5J9
Bo;s' & Men's Spoil Coats
VALUES TO $25.00
Now S5 to $15-00
SPECIAL
BOYS C MENS
Football leisoys
AKnitSdits
Values to $5.00
Now$lA9
Boy's Shirts
Sixes 10 te 20
Values to $4.00
Now $1 JO
Boys Ban Lon SUrts
Mock Turtle
Stke 8-20
S199
Green, Navy, Gold & Bone
Children's Teimis Oxioid
Stter 4-12
$1J0
Blue, Red White
Ladies' Ready to Wear
ONE TABLE ODDS t ENDS
Bags, Hats, Bras
$1J0
One Gronp Dresses
Vz Price
One Table Blouses
$2jII0
one group
Summer Dresses
Seduced Va
WEEKEND SPECIALS
BankAmericarb
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