KINGS mountain HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
Thursday, June 27, 1968
Keener & Padgett
(Continued From Paye One)
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Padgett of
Batcsburg, S. C. He was grad
uated from Batesburg-Loesvllle'
high school, Batesburg, S. C., and
attended Newberry college, New
berry, S. C.
Saturday Brunch
Honors Couple
On Wedding Day
Rehearsal Dinner
! Honors Couple
6 E T H W A R E Rites Wednesday
NEWS !Foi Mis. Wolie
Airman First Class Wayne Funeral rites were conducted
July 4th
(Continued From Poge One)
July 4th events will include
picnic lunch served by the No. 1
Tee at the club from 12 noon
until 2 p.m. Plates will be $1 per
person, said Mrs. Mauncy.
Fashions '68
Fashions in '68 can be demure
ly little-girli.sh, romantically Vic
torian, or elegantly tailored. |
It’s a year of diversity, and
Maid of Cotton Susan Holder's j
designer wardrobe reflects the
rriany looks in a wide range of
cottons.
1
Two of the cottons in her ward
robes are pictured here. '
Jacket dresses designed with
an eye to both fashion and travel
apear in diagonal-striped cottons,
twill weaves and smooth gabar
dines. Dresses underneath the
short-cropped jackets are high-
belted, close-fitting and stylish
enough to stand alone. j
Day dresses in ciieeks, plaids,
and floral-printed piques include
laee-lrimmed body - skimming
styles, vestee tops with full dirndl
skirts and youthful empire shap
es.
One of the most striking afler-
five designs is a short-sleeved
coat-dress of cotton brocade rich
ly woven in shades of lime,
orange, purple, magenta and
w.bite. Another unusual cotton
creation is a fitted velveteen coat
in hot pink with woven stripes.
It has double-breasted styling and
features a half-belt in the back. I
Lt. Sandy Campbell j
Returns To Vietnam
First Lt. H. L. (Sandy) Camp
bell, Jr. writes that he has re
turned to Vietnam after a week’s
leave in Ha.vaii for his rest and
relaxation period. t
His wife. Dawn, flew from
Nashville, Tennessee to Hawaii
to spend the week W'ith him.
Lt. Campbell is son of .Mr. and
Mrs. H. L. Campbell, Sr. of Kings
Mountain.
Local Folk
Ai Convention
Commander Carl V. Wiesener,
John W. Gladden and Joe H. Mc
Daniel, Jr. represented American
Legion Post 135 at the .30th an
nual convention in Charlotte last
weekend of the American Legion
Department of North Carolina.
The American Legion mot
jointly with the American Legion
Auxiliary. Delegate from the!
Post 1.35 Auxiliary was .Mrs. Clar
ence L. Jolly, who was accom
panied by Miss Elizabeth Ste
wart. Mrs. Jolly and Miss Ste
wart visited Mr. and Mrs. John
Caune and children, Jean, Chris
and Tommy in Charlotte. They
were dinner guests of the Caunes
Sunday. Mrs. Caune is the form
er Rachel Jolly. Miss Cindy Jol
ly, daughter of .Mr. and .Mrs.
Clinton Jolly, spent Friday and
Saturday with the Caunes.
Miss
Robert
Fclma Ruth Lynn
Nathan Sykes, Jr.
Mrs. Ruth Hawkins Lynn enter-
and| ReslfuramTn^B^isemercUyar’rTurner of SeymourJohnson Wodnes<lay aflern^n at the chap-,
were'rehearsal dinner honoring her^ase, Goldsboro spent the of .McLean Funeral Home,;
Robert Nathan syKes, jr. were renearsai ainner nonoring ncr ; ”7---' w*. i;;* « ; w CA V Vtr i7^
honored on their wedding day i daughter, Felma Ruth Lynn and weekend with his parents, Mi. Gastonia, for Mr^ Candace Wolte
Saturday at a luncheon at Gas-, her fiance, Robert Nathan Sykes, ®tid Mrs. Loyd Turnei. , ,McAi ver, 78, of Gastonia, a mem-
Saturday
tonia’s Holiday Inn.
Jr. of Smithfield.
! Mrs. D. M. Teague, Miss Es-
Entertaining the 22 members; ,, . . I
of the wedding party and two The couple’s wedding took M. Wright and Marguerite vlsit-
fLilies were tLVidegroom-to-' Pl'ute Saturday The bride-el^-t | ^ Mr. and Mrs. Otis Barber
be’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert; « daughter of Mrs. Lynn and thej Mon^day
N. Syke.s, Sr. and daughter. Can-; '■'“e ^clmer Lonzo Lynn,
dy, of'Smithfield.
The Patterson Grove Interme-
,diates Training Union class
Dinner was served to 23 guests, I Saturday at Chimney Rock.
Brunch was served at the noon^ Pvt. Harold Wright of Ft.
hour. U-shaped tables, decorated' wedding party, and;,Qj.agg spent the weekend with
In the wedding color theme of otit-of-town guests. p.aronts, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
pink and white, held three bou-1 Tables were overlaid with white Wright.
4uets of gardenias with a cen-1 (.joths and centered with arrange-
tral arrangement of pink garza naents of pink daisies and while
mums and white snapdragons.; anapdragon-s. The bride-to-be’s
Other table appointments were place was marked by a corsage of
white linen cloths and pink nap- ■ pinl- rosebuds,
kins. j '
. Miss Lynn wore a pink linen
The bride-to-be wore a mint with white accessories,
green and white dress and was; The bride-elect and bride
given a shoulder corsage of pink groom-to-be took the occasion to
ber of the McGills of Gaston!
Clan and kin of many kings
Mountain area citizens.
She died Tuesday morning at
her home. !
Born April 26, 1890 in Cleve-.
land County, she was a daughter
of the late J. B. and Mary Em-|
ma McGill Wolfe. She was pre
ceded in death by her husband.
Harvey Polltious McArver.
Mrs. McArver had lived In
... .. Gastonia since 1917. She was a
Misses OIhe Mae am Ruth,Presbyter-
Seisin visited Mrs. J M. Wright church, where she was ac-
and Marguerite Sunday. | until her health began to fail.
Mrs. Sam Bell and Gail Surviving are* two sons, Jack
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs
Giles Bell and family Sunday.
Mrs. Bessie Goforth is a Pa;'Gastonia; three daughters, Mrs.
tient at the Cleveland Memorial jgmes Hallman of Lincolnton,!
R. McArver of Harlinger, Texas
and James Hugh McArver of'
rosebuds from the hosts.
Mrs. Limbaugh Returns
From Great Smoky Trip
! present their gifts to their wed-
! ding attendants.
"Tasty Treats"
New Recipe
Folder Free
Vacation time is here again—
a time when many mothers pre
fer to be outside in the cool .shade
with less emphasis placed in the
kitchen.
Summer is the time for cool,
cool meals that require very lit
tle preparation—a time when
many families retreat to the pa
tio or even to surrounding camp
groands.
With summer fun in mind—the
North Carolina Egg Marketing
Association has designed a recipe
folder that offers new ideas in|
menu planning for the hot days;
ahead. |
The folder—"Tasty Treats'’—1
includes recipes for Breakfast,'
Lunch and Dinner—and with the
children constantly in and out of
the house for snacks—mom will,
find recipes for their enjoyment
listed under th(‘ Snacks and Par- j
ty category. The folder also in-j
eludes a section for the outdoor
crowd that enjoys cooking on the
patio or camping out.
If you’d like a “Tasty Treats"
fcl^ei for your own enjoyment,
tho^ are available upon request
by writing to: Tasty Treats, P. O.
Box 6.333, Raleigh, N. C. 27608.
of I
Party Honors
Bride-Elect
Mrs. Margaret Limbaugh
Kings Mountain recently visited; l^zso-l-Ar
PnrhiHri^An CaVCmS, nonr INWC'I Cl
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Philbeck
and Mrs. Keever Hamrick and
children, Mr. and Mrs. James
Champion and family visited Mr.
and Mrs. Tommy Champion and
Mrs. Bessie Champion Sunday.
Mrs. Rubv Wray and Willie
Canipp of Charlotte visited Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Bell .snd family
and Mrs. J. VV. Bell Thursday. I ■ M
Sunday visitors of Mrs. J. W.!
Mrs. W. D. Wolhart of Houston,
Texas, and Miss Jean McArver
of the home; three brothers, J.
Dewey and L. A. Wolfe of Bes
semer City and Col. W. Roy
Wolfe of Dallas; one sister, Miss
Annie Lee Wolfe of Bessemer
City; seven (grandchildren and
one great-grandchild.
Forbidden Caverns, near the
Great Smoky Mountains, to view'
the many natural formations inj Miss Diane Keeter, whose wed-'BeH were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Boll j
the cSve. j ding to Billy
; Sunday in
Forbidden Caverns, a short
drive from Gatlinburg and Sevier-
ville, Tenn,, was opened this sea
son after two years of excavating
and construction work.
The attraction features some of
the most spectacular formations
in America, all illuminated by an
e.xtensive theatrical lighting sys
tem. Stereophonic sound presen
tations in the grottoes re-creato
the days when the pre-Cherokee,
Woodland Indians inhabited the
lly Padgett took place of Shelbv, Arther Bell and Lo'O’j
First Baptist church,'Boll and childfen of S.vainsvillp.. RH IVvIlllIvKy
r»rl Inot n <• .n \T f 9nH \fT*C TTftMY'tr tSrtll CfAtzAj •
was honored last Thursday at a; Mr- and Mrs. Henry Ec'il. Steve
drop-in bridal shower given by "nd Herbert visited friends and
Miss Ann Owens at her home. relatives in Charlotte -Sunday.
Beth and Marty Wrieht is
Miss Owens was assisted byi fand
her sisters. Misses Susan, Kath-j ‘ "fodn Sutton of Goldsboro,
ryn and Margaret Owens, in re-L * i/orace Gina Pat-
ceiving and entertaining. The 15
guests showered the brido-to-be p Ware w'ent Monday to
with miscellaneous household Lake,
gifts and thg hostess presentedj Coffey and family
her wedding gift—»a P^'^ssurc p. . ® visited, Mrs. C. G.. American Legion Convention in
' o - I Charlotte Friday thru. Sunday.
MnwL and C- Ware and
Brackett attended the| Mrs. John Williams were dinner
of ...ouise Grigg to; guests of Mr. and Mi-s.
CoL KM Savei Says ...
Pvt. Stephen C. Horton grad
uated Friday from ba.sic training
in Fort Bragg, North Caro.yia, |
and is now training for radio
communication in Fort Kno.x,
Kentucky.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde F. Horton of Route 1, Gro
ver. North Carolina.
TIME Is to spend on children. MONEY is to
save for children — for their advance edu
cation. TEACH the children to save too, for
worthwhile goals. We welcome child and
adult savings at Kings Mountain Savings &
Loan Association.
Kings Mountain
Savings & Loan Association
P. O. BOX 746 KINGS MOUNTAIN, NORTH CAROLINA 28086
cooker.
cave and surrounding valley. In
dian legend refers to the caverns A wooden motif was carried wedding
as, “The place that is forbidden out in decorations and refresh- Ralph Gardner at the
I ments. The bride’s table, overlaid. Bantist church -Sunday.
hollow mountain of
streams.
Bobby
Waco; Ware, Vicky and Stove Sunday.
two with a green linen cloth, was| Mr.'John”B.'\vrrrattended the!
: centered by a summer basket of, . Monday.
j flowers 'flanked by handmade L 1—~~
Some of the main points of in-' wooden candlesticks. Party pick-
terest are: “Eternal Falls,’' an al-' ups were served from wooden
most 100 foot water-fall down a trays. The gift table was decorat-
natural chimney formation; “The ed with aq umbrella filled with
Sacred Stream," a crystal-clear gift packages. \
faTems-“’“Thf"GrolmT Ihe' Out-of-town guests were Miss'
S^dT wi J?enectiorpooU and Foi^ of Burlington, the!
stereo sound; “Councli Chamber br'd^-dect s college roommate
of the Elders,’'where Indian arti-1 Sigmon of
facts have been found; “Grotto i O'ouse. \
of the Evil Spirits,” where hijge; The bride-to-be wore»ia mintl
Wall of Onyx/’ a gigantic forma-: sented a shoulder corsap of ye
tiem of solid caye onyx. i low roses from the hostess. ^ |
Subscribe To The Herald
0. M. SALE
A Group oi Full Turtle Nech | Men s Spring & Summer
Sport Shirts — Cut & Sewn I SPORT GOATS
Reg. $5.60 SALE $2.80 | sale priced at
Group oi 100% Cotton & Dacron & Cotton 1 COCAA CAIF
Mock Turtleneck & Fashion Collar i Heg. ^.00 AflLL OW-IO
KNIT SHIRTS Reg.$2750 SALE $20.62
Reg. 83.00 SALE S1.80 j Reg. 30.00 SALE |22i0
All ladiw’ SPRING HATS jjjj j.p5
One Group oi Eaily Spring Reg.$3.l)0—SAIiE$2i9or2ioi$5
SPORTSWEAR & DRESSES Reg. SiOO - SALE $3i9 or 2 ioi $7
SALE PRICED Reg.$5.00-SALE$iS9oi21oi$9
One Asst, of Colored HANDRAGS MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS
Vz PRICE |Reg.Si00-SALE$3J9oi2foi$7
Men'sSpring&SumineiSnib | ASpecialGronpoIAssortedPanls
SALE PRICED AT i
Reg. $45D0 SALE $33.75 B*»ken Sizes Values of $6 & $7
Reg. SS5.00 SALE $4125 SALE PRICED AT $4i0
Check These Specials
At Your Belk Store
Fly A Flag On July
And help the Jay cees buy a Memorial ^
to Kings Mountain’s Fighting Men.
HOME
FLAGS
With Mounting
Bracket
and
6-FiPoleWith
Bronze Eagle
$6
Each
Now
On
Sale
For
Home Use
Flags On Sale At First Citizens Bank, First Union National Bank and
Kings Mountain Savings & Loan Association And From Local laycees
Flag Chairman, Frank Hinsem.
This Message Sponsored In The Community Interest By These Civic-
Minded Kings Mountain Business Firnis^
KINGS NOUHTAIN
srpFf DRUG COMPANY
TYS (-I^ERJL-Sro
RELK'S DEPARTMENT STORE
YOUR HOME OF BETTER VALUES
NEISCO SALES, INC.
MARGRACE PLANT
SUPERIOR STONE COMPANY
KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
KINGS MOUNTAIN SAVINGS
& LOAN ASSOCIATION
WEST MOUNTAIN STREET
GRIFFIN’S DRUG
YOUR PRESCRIPTION STORE
^R££' PtCfCUP’*^ OPLU/ERy
PHONE 739-4721 • 129 MOUNTAINST
SPANGLER'S
READY-MIXED CONCRETE, INC
GROVER ROAD
KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD
YOUR HOME NEWSPAPER