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JifKS. ROWLAND GOODRICH TURNER, JR.
(Mary Leigh Mauttey)
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MRS, ROY GAY STINNETT, JR.
(Sundria Suzanne WhiticorthJ
MRS. MARTIN EARL SMITH
(Theresa Kay Hass)
RICHARD BLAINE JOHNSTON, JR.
(Putrida Foust LewisI
An event of wide social inter
est was the wedding Saturday of
Miss Mary Leigh Mauney and
Rowland Goodrich Turner, Jr.
\rows of the double-ring cere
mony were pledged by the cou
ple in a formal eight o’clock wed
ding in Saint Matthew’s Luther
an' church with the bride's pas
tor, Rev. Charles Ward Easley,
officiating.
Miss Susan Plonk was organ
ist for the program of nuptial
music and vocal selections were
by Raymond Eugene McNeely, of
the music faculty of Lenoir
Rhyne college at Hickory.
Brass tree candelabra holding
cathedral candles were inter
spersed among woodwardia fern
in the chancel of the sanctuary.
Etrusiah alabaster uitis at each
side of the’ altar held massive
arrangements <of white Miapdrag-
ons, chrysanthemum^, and glad
ioli. A cruciferv bearing a cross
led the wedding party proces
sional. For the recessional march,
bridal attendants formed an arch
for the bridal pair by holding up
gold velvet-covered shepherd’s
crooks. In the Lutheran sanctu
ary is a painting of Christ hold
ing a shepherd’s staff.
Mr. McNeely sang “Lord Who
At Cana’s Wedding Feast” by
Buxtehude and “The Greatest Of
fConfiniied On Page Three/
Miss Sandria Suzanne Whit
worth became the bride of Roy
Gay Stinnett, Jr. in a 7:30 p.m.
exchange of vows Saturday eve
ning in Bessemer City's First
Baptist church.
The Rev. A. A. Bailey, minister
of th^ church, heard the cmiple
pledge vows of the double-ring
ceremony.
Jimmy Busby was organist for
the program of nuptial music and
vocal selections were by William
F. Young of Bessemer City. Mr.
Young sang "Always" and “Be
cause” before the anemony and
“The Lord's Prayer” as the bene
dict ion.
The church sanctuary was
lighted by candles and on the al
tar were five* candelabras set
with catliedrai tapers against a
background of ivy, gardenias and
magnolia foliage.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a formal
gown of Dulcet satin and import
ed rose i:attern Alenccm lace. The
empire lace bodice was styled
with scallopt'd Sabrina neckline
and encrusted in pearls and crys
tal clusters. Miniature lac-e cover
ed buttons closed the back, and
elb«jw length sleeves were finish
ed with lace scallops. The A-line
skirt was enhanced by miniature
satin bows at the hipline. A de
tachable train outlined with lace
scallops and trimmed with bead-
^CoHtmued on Page Three)
Norfolk. Virginia’s Great Bridge
Congregational Christian chu.-'jh
provided the setting Friday eve
ning. June 7th, for the wedding
of Miss Theresa Kay Huss. former
ly of Kings Mountain, and Mar
tin Earl Smith.
The Rev. Alfred M. Campbell
was the officiating minister.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Vance Huss of Clies-
apeake. Va. She is granddaugh
ter of Mrs. Addie Arrowood of
Kings Mountain and niece of Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Johnson of Kings
Mountain.
The bridegroom’s parents are
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith of Ches
apeake.
The bride? was given in mar
riage by her father. Fred Smith,
Jr., brother of the bridegroom,
was best man.
The bride’s wt'dding gown was
a formal design of peau de soie
and Brussels lace with lace cathe
dral train sweeping from the
neckline of the gown to the full
length of the dress. She wore a
fingertip length veil of illusion
held by a bow headdress and car
ried a bouquet of white roses
centered by an orchid.
Mrs. Ralph Berry of Che.sa-
peake, sister of the bride, was
matron of honor and brid(»smaids
included Mrs. Roger Huss of
(Continued, oh Page Thrce^
North Wilkesboro Presbyterian
church wa.'^ the setting Saturday
at 2 p.m. for tlie wedding of Miss
Patricia Foust Lewis and Richard
Blaine Jolinston, Jr., both of
North Wilkesboro.
The bride is daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. Robert Edward Lewis
of North Wilkesboro and grand
daughter of Mrs. John Oates
Plonk of Kings Mountain and the
late Mr. Plonk. Tiie bridegroom
is son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Blaine John.ston of North Wilkes
boro.
Vows of the double-ring cere
mony were pledged before the
Rev. Watt M. Cooper. Miss Mary
Louise Clements was organist for
the program of nuptial music and
\ ocal selections were by Mrs. Gor
don Finley. Jr.
Given in marriage by her fath
er, the bride wore a formal A-linc
gown of white .silk organza fea
turing a Venise lacc bodice mask
ing blue satin ribbon. Tlie Wat
teau back panel extended band.s
of lace <jvcr ribbon down the full
Chapel train. Her fingertip illu-
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sion veil was held by a band Jjf
Marguerite daisies. She carrledf:*
colonial nosegay of pink ro9e(9
and blue gypsophilia center^
with a white yellow-throated
chid showered with white sa^
streamers. '’"r-
Miss Suzanne Lewis of Nottfe
Wilkesboro attended her sister^
maid of honor and Miss Marga^
Lewis, sister of the bride,
bridesmaid.
The two attendants wore flow*
length gowns designed along
pire lines of light blue cotton-ejB
let and carried nosegays of
guerite daisies. 4^-
Best man for the bridegr
was his father. Ushers were WHH
iam Johnston, Joe Johnston. KettH |
Johnston, brother.® of the bri(ft>
groom, and Robert Lewis, i
brother of the bride. All are I
North Wilkesboro.
The bride’s parents entertain^ |
after the ceremony at a receptiji
in the church fellowship halL-y-
For a wiE?dding trip to Atlanta |
and New Orleans, La., the bridtt
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Thursday, June 20, 1968
KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD
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Mrs. Betty Greene Putnam an- nates of Kings Mountain high
nounces the cn-gagement of her school. The bridegroom-to-be, em-
daugiitor, Shelia Ann. to Stanley ployed this summer as a labora-
Keith Yarbro, son of Mr. and lory technician at Kings Moun-
Mrs. Lee Yarbro, Jr. Both fami- tain Mica Company, will enter
lies are of Kings Mountain. Wake Forest University in the
The bridc-elect is daughter of
Mrs. Putnam and tlie late David jin, wedding will he an event
Putnam. of August 4th in Patterson Grove
Both the bride-elect and pros- Baptist church,
pective bridegroom are 19GS grad-
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MRS. LARRY DEAN LEDFORD
(Martha Frances Ford)
Zoar Baptist church of Shelby by was the bride's matron of
was the setting Sunday for a honor. Bridesmaids were Miss
2*30 pm. wtHlding uniting Miss Creola Anderson and Miss Caro-
MaiKha Frances Ford and A/IC lyn Rippy, both of Shelby.
Larry Dean Ledford, both of All the attendants wore floor-
gl^^^lby. length gowns of light blue peau
The bride is the daughter of dc sole designed along empire
Mi-S; Culp Ford, formerly of the lines with low necklines. They
Oak Grove community near Kings wore matching headdresses and
Mountain, and the late Mr. Ford, carried bouquets of blue and
The bridegroom’s parents arc white carnations.
Mr and Mrs. Robert J. Ledford Sgt. Stephen Ledford was his
of Shelby. brother’s best man. Tommy Pear-
Vows of the double-ring cere- son, Tommy Ledford, Mike Web-
mony were pledged before the her and David Champion, all of
Rev. L. M. Tenery. Miss Mary Shelby, were ushers.
Helen Humphries was organist The bride is a graduate of
for the program of nuptial music Shelby high school and is a ris-
and vocal numbers were by Hugh Ing sophomore at Appalachian
Do\cr. State University where she plans
The altar of the church was to continue her education,
banked with palms and fern and The bridegroom, a 1966 grad-
U>Thted by spiral tapers in -uate of Shelby high school, is
wrought-iron candelabra. A satin now In the Air Force and fol-
kneeling bench centered the set- lowing a 30-day leave will report
jjng. to Okinawa for a 18-month tour
Furman Webber gave the bride of duty,
in marriage. Her formal gown of . After a wedding trip to Myrtle
silk organza and Alcnc'on lacx? Beach, S. C the newlyweds will
over faille taffeta was appliqued I'eside with the bride’s mother in
with jeweled lace motifs. The Shelby.
vvatteau train of organza was Wedding guests from Kings
edged with lace and pearls. A Mountain included Mr*, and Mrs.
lacc crown of pearls and organza Frank C. Ware, Mr. and Mrs.
orange blossoms held her elbow- Menzell Phifer, Paulette and
length illusion veil. She carried Jean, Mrs. Blanche Phillips, Mrs.
a cascade of white carnations Will Watterson, Mr. and Mrs.
and stephanotis centered with a Bobby Webster and family, Mrs.
white orchid. W. F. Stone, Martha Ann Stone
Mrs. Douglas Crawley of Shel- and Miss Susan White.
It'S Party Time;
Visitors Arriving |
Kathy Elizabeth Stewart,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Raipn E. Stewart, celebrat-
ea ner tenth birthday Tues
day.
A birthday party was
heid Monday afternoon
from 3 until 4:30 p.m. at
the Stewart home on Floyd
street.
Kathy’s decorated birth
day cake was served with
pa::y refreshments.
Grandparents of Kathy
Mr. and Mrs. George
T. Stewart of the Dixon
community and Mr. and
Mrs. Maples of Tennessee.
Great-grandparents are Mr.
Mount Holly.
Kathy is a rising sixth grader at East school.
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and Mrs. M. L. Bell of
COMINGS AND GOINGS
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MISS VIVIAN ELAINE GAULT
, . . bride'Clc'ct of John Carroll CU'muicr
Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Haywood and .Mounlaineer staffs.
Gault announce the engagement The prospective bridegroom,
of their daughter, Vivian Elaine, Musician Seaman Clemnn'r, now
to John Carroll Clcmmer, son of in the Navy School of Music in
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ray Clem- Norfolk, Va., is a 1966 graduate
mer. Both families are of Kings of Kings Mountain high school.
MISS SHELIA ANN PUTNAM
(Bride'Elect of Stanley Keith Yarbio^
Mountain.
The bride-elect is a 1968 grad
uate of Kings Mountain high
school where she was a member
of the chorus and choir, the Busi-
During his .senior year ho was
drum major for the high school
band.
The wedding will be an event
of July, pending the graduation
of Seaman Clemmer from the U,
acsii dub and both the Milestones S. Navy ScUoul oi Mudic.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Smith and daughters, Marie ^
and Michelle, of Omaha. Nebraska, will arrive by jet \
Thursday to spend a few days with their parents and 4
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur G. Smith and David;;
of 810 Monroe avenue. '
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Ross Springer and Phil Fisher have gone to Wake ;
Forest University In Winston-Salem to represent Amer- -
lean Legion Post 155 at Tar Heel Boys’ State this week'*^
on the WF campus. Sprlnoer Is the son of Mr. and^ I
Mrs. H. M. Springer and Phil's parents are Mr. andli
Mrs. Charles M. Fisher, Jr. ^ I
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Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Dutton of Hickory spent Fath-,;^ !
er's Day with H. W. Gamble, father of Mrs. Dutton,,i; i
and other relatives. ^ '■
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Mr. and Mrs. Elbert C. Durden of Atlanta. Ga.:jr 1
and J. T, Meeks, of Madison, Ga. will spend the week-^
end with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur G. Smith and David,^
They will come especially to visit Louzelle's brother and'^
family, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Smith and family of Omaha,
Nebraska, here for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. W.
Smith. «
Mr. Meeks, grandfather of Tom, Louzelle and^;
David, celebrated his .9l&t birthday on June 15th. ^