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Wayne Wells ISotes
His 75ih Birthday
Wayne Wells, Dixon connmunity farmer, observed
his 75th birthday Sunday.
A family dinner was held at the Wells home In the
Dixon community.
Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Wells, their
son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Carveth Wells, Mr. and
Mrs. R. L. Jones. Randy and Bobby Jones, Mr. and Mrs.
David Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Prentiss Hambrlght and fam
ily and Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Francis of Blacksburg, S. C.
Mrs. Francis Is sister of Mr. Wells.
AVA GLADDEN
■ DONNA GLADDEN
Mrs, Janice Barnette Is in New York City attend
ing a sales meeting as representative of Caro Knit de
signers.
The two daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Don Gladden
of Greenville, S. C. celebrated birthdays in February.
Ava Gladden was six years old February 2nd and
Donna Jean Gladden celebrated her first birthday Feb
ruary 23rd.
A party for Ava was held in Titusville, Fla. before
the family moved to Greenville February 14th. The
birthday cake was cut and served with party refresh
ments to Ava and several young friends.
Donna Jean's party v/as held In Kings Mountain
at a family dinner attended by the Gladden and Owens
families.
The Don Gladdens are formerly of Kings Moun
tain. Mrs. Gladden Is the former Maude Owens.
Kings Mountain grandparents of the Gladden chil
dren are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Owens and Mrs. Ruby Joy
Gladden.
Jeffrey (Todd) Mulllnax,
4on of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Mulllnax, celebrated his
sixth birthday February
23rd. A birthday party
was held at the Mullinax
home at 405 E. Ridge
street.
Jeffrey's decor ated
birthday cake was cut and
served with party refresh
ments.
Grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Mullinax of
1 10 Spruce street and Mr.
and Mrs. Noble Parker of
1030 Elam road.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Wherry of Charlotte were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Yarbrough during the
weekend. Other visitor was Robbie Yarbrough of Boll
ing Springs who visited his father, Alvin Yarbrough, Jr.
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Mf. - Felicia Diane Williams,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Williams, was six
years old February 17th.
Because of the snow,
Diane's party was held on
Thursday at Trinity Day
School and the children
were served decorated
cupcakes and ice cream.
A family birthday party
was held at the Williams
home Sunday.
Diane Is granddaughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Williams and Dock Camp
of Kings Mountain. Her
mother is the former Lu-
Camp, secretary to the Chamber of Commerce.
cille
Melissa Lynn Davis,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Bruce Davis, will
celebrate her first birth
day Thursday, February
27th.
A small party will be
held Saturday, March I si,
at the Davis home.
Grandparents of Melis
sa are Mr, and Mrs. J. D.
Barnette and Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Davis, all of Kings
Mountain. Great - grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Barnette of Kings
Mountain and Mrs. Minnie
Carter of Shelby.
Melissa's birthday cake will be decorated and topped
with a merry-go-round. Children present for Melissa's
party will be served ice cream and cake.
THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD, kiNGS MOUNTAIN, N. C.
Thursday, February 27^
Hensons Wed
In York Rites
Miss Brenai Jane Crawford
and Bobby Eugene Henson pledg
ed marriage vows in a Valentine’s
Day ceremony in York, South
Carolina.
I The bride wore a lace over
blue dress and carried a lace-cov-
ered Bible topped with carnations! -
and streamers Steve Gladaen was
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.I King of the event.
Raymond Craiwfoixl of Kings!
j Mountain, the bride Is a graduate! The fellowship hall
of Kings Mountain high school.
She is employed by K Mills.
The bridegroom is son of M.
E. Henson of Kings Mountain.
He attended the Kings Mountain
schools and is employed by
Threads Mills in Mount Holly.
The newlyweds are at home on
Cherokee street.
Kathy Carroll Crowned Queen Saturday
At East Side Youth Sweetheart Banquet
l+'s A Boy
' For Steve Besses
MR. AND MRS. PINK D. ROBERTS
,note Golden Weddinti. Day
Roberts’ Celebrate
Golden Wedding Day
Mr. and Mrs. Pink D. Roberts; Of Greensboro, and Mr, and Mrs.
were honored at a reception Sun-! Clarence Odom of Gastonia, and
day, Feb. 2 in celebration of their LMrs. Donnie V. Miller of Char
SP/5 Steve Bess and Mrs. Boss
announce the
Kathy Carroll, high school sen
ior, was crowned Queen of the
Sweetheart Banquet held by the
Young Adult class of East Side
Baptist church Saturday night.
ci'ow'ned
of the
ch'urch was festive with pink and
red decorations. Arrangements of
pink and red carnations decorated
the banquet tables. The 30 young
people w’ere served baked ham
with a salad, green lx*ans, and
sweetheart cakes.
[Clubwomen Hear
[Program, Slides
On Fire Prevention
Frank Thorne of ^elmont, U.
IS. forestry official, showed slides
I on “Fire Prevention” along with
a humorous commentary of how,
women are involved in fire-fight-]
ing at Monday night's meeting of i
the Woman’s club. |
Mrs. W. Eugene McCarter was!
hostess and served refreshments
tea-style after the program andj
business meeting. |
Mrs. Charles Mauney, chair-1
man of the committee on conser-'
vation, presented Mr. Thorne. He,
commented on Importance xrf;
preserving timber, particularly!
walnut trees, since North Caro-,
lina ranks highest in the nation
in furniture manufacturing.
Members voted to provide
lunches for underprivileged
schoolchildren next month and
contribution of $42 was given.
The club also voted to present an
azalea to Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
Davis, who live next door to the
Woman’s club, for their long-time
I service to the club.
Mrs. Don W. Blanton' presided
1 in the absence of the club presi-
I dent and vice-president.
Junior Club !
Meets Monday I
Members of the Junior Worn-!
an’s club will hear a program on
“Investments” by a Charlotte
I broker at Monday night’s regu-'
! lar meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the;
j Woman’s club.
■ Hostesses will be Mrs. John I
I Howze and Mrs. Richard Greene. |
j Plans for the April anniversary! . - . . , . , r, j
I banquet of the club will be dis- L,ugoff, South Carolina, and Mrs.1919 at the home of her par-.^ng j^ce coat^ matching accessor- physical education instructoi.l Paul Neisler, St. and
I cussed during the business meet-; Ethel Dover of Belmont, and Mr.!?”!^* is the former’and an orchid shoulder cor
ing. land Mrs. Talmadge B. FrederickFalls. Jhey have 19 grand-, gage.
Entertainment featured the
theme, “What The World Needs
Now”. Arnold Wright was soloist
for the musical program.
KATHY CARROLL
announce the arrival of their v a / I f ri t Kl
first chiid, a son, who weighod WotTien (3’olters tIecT New (jTticers
Mrs. Henry Neisler, New President
three pounds. The baby, named
Gary Steven Bess for his father,
was born in Germapy where his
father is stationed.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Bess of Grover, Mrs. Dav
id Jones of 302 Hawthorne Road,
and J. W. Hullender.
Clack - Lovelace
Continued From Pago One
Mack Clack oif Gastonia was
his brother’s best man. Ushers
Mrs. Henry P. Neisler was Country club and the spring tour-
elected president of the Kings ^ nament in May at High Meadows,
Mountain Women’s Golf Associa- N. C.
tion at a kick-off luncheon meet-1 Following the election and in-
ing of the group Tuesday at the, stallation of officers, the new
Country club. president appointed standing
Mrs. Neisler succeeds Mrs. committees for the year, includ-
Charles F. Mauney. ; ing: Tournament - Mrs. ChaHos
Other newly - elected officers: Mauney, Mrs. Hoyle McDa^B
are Mrs. D. M. Pouchak, vice ' and Mrs. C. T. Carpenter,
president; and Mrs. Charles Ad-'Special Events Mrs. James
were Jimmy'Champion, cousin of! secretary-treasurer. i Herndon J*’;- Joe Neisler.
the bride; Jeff Patterson, cousin! Twenty-three members attended Jr. and Mrs. W. C. Ballew. Handi-
and Roger Davis spring kick-off meeting and i cap Mrs. Joe Lee and Mrs.
- |DAR Chapter
American Legion Post 155 will Meets Wednesday
sponsor four dances for members * , pji | i_i
and guests during March and Ap-i Af rlODK HOfTlG
ril. i
The schedule will include; | Mrs. F. J. Sincox will present
children and 11 great grandchil-j The bridegroom’s mother chose
Mrs. Ray
will teach golf lessons for girls, Holmes; Telephone — Mrs. Otis
sometime in July and that Kings Falls, Jr., Mrs. Larry Hamrick
u,m.rg.uu...s ...uLuer women will host the'and Mrs George Thomasson
dren. ja dark blue suit with off-whitetournament here on Golf gilfts from local merchant.'^
Decorations and table appoint-; coat and accessories and an Other tournament were distributed to memheis ar
ments were in gold and w'hite. chid shoulder corsaige, j March 25th at Catawba the close of the program.
Mrs. Jeff Patterson, who kept'/^. V ^ , p, ’ ’ * i p, r
the bride’s book, wore a biueit^irl bcouts biiig, uaDce And rertopm
floor-length dress and a white! i n-ri • i* r\ n Li I K.1* li
carnation shoulder corsage. In I hmking Day rfogram Monday Nighft
! Pair Feted
jAfter Rehearsa
1 The bridal party formed a re-
March 8th, music by the Newi^u^ Dro^^ram at Wednesday’s! Lee McIntyre honored members 1 waiving line to greet wedding
Sounds; March 22nd, music by - Jnletin^^" of Colonel FreSrk?k ^ Meintyre-Houser wedding^ guests after the ceremo
I the Psychotics; April 12th. music HaSr ht ChaXr DA^ at he rehearsal dinner Fri-1 vestibule of the church,
by the Wanders; and April 26th. hoiITe of Mrs Widiam Mountain! For a trip to the mountains of
music by the Noct’orites. : pionk.
The Saturday dances are from]
9 until 12 p.m. in the Legion ball-; Members will
room. ' p.m.
! North Carolina and Columbia, S.
BRIDE-ELECT HONORED
Miss Vickie Jackson, bride-elect of March, was
honored Saturday night at a bridal party held at the
honne of Miss Annie Mae Sellers.
Hostesses were ner aunts. Miss Annie Mae Sellers
and Mrs. Yates Smith, hercousin, Mrs. Dan Gold ot
Shelby and her sister, Mrs. David Love.
The 25 guests showered the bride-to-be with mis
cellaneous household gifts.
A color note of yellow and white was carried out
in the decorations and refreshments. Cake squares top
ped with wedding bells were served with punch, sand
wiches. and potato chips.
The honoree was given a corsage of yellow carna
tions which she pinned to the shoulder of her brown par
ty dress.
Among guests present were Mrs. Delbert Jackson,
mother of the bride-elect, and Mrs. George Leigh,
mother of Miss Jackson’s fiance, Steve Leigh: and the
bride-to-be's grandmother, Mrs. Buddy Sellers.
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IT’S A BOY
Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis Hughes announce the
arrival of their second son, Jeffrey Evans Hughes, Sat
urday, February 22, Cleveland Memorial hospital, Shel-
by.
The baby's grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. F. E.
Moss and Mrs. Conrad Hughes. The baby's mother is
the former Betty Moss.
Other member of the John Hughes family is young
John Lewis Hughes, Jr.
, Country club.
! The 50 guests included a num-'C. the bride wore a bejge dress
gather at 3*30 of relatives of Mr. McIntyre! with yellow coat and the orchid
I from Laurel Hill and Clio, S. C. HXted from her bouquet.
His parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Mc
Intyre, and his aunts from Clio
greeted arriving guests.
A color note of bridal white was
featured in the decorations. Buf
fet tables were spread with white
Fourteen troops of Kings Moun-
guests after the ceremony in the’tain, Grover and Bessemer City
! Girl Scouts presented a “Think
ing Day” program to a full house
Of parents and friends Monday
night in Central Auditorium.
A 15th troop of Senior Girl
Scouts served as production as
sistants.
All troops were either in Scout
uniform or in coslYmes of the
countries they represented in
Mr. and Mrs, C. M. Lankford
directed the wedding.
BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lovelace
of the Oak Grove community are
parents df the bride. She is a
are financed. She heU a batterO
globe signifying “The shape tk*
world is in” and stated, “TheGhI
Scouts are trying to smoot|
some of the dents of the world
promoting international und(^
standing and friendship.”
“Thinking Day’’ is held annual
ly on February 22. It is h celebra
tion by Girl Scouts and Girl
Guides in SI countries around the
world. Troops “think about” their
sisters around the world, learning
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song, dance and skit. The coun
tries included: Hawaii, Eskimo,; something of a different country,
cloths and arranged with white! senior student at Kings Mountain | USA, Ireland, Spain, Australia,! people end customs to help them
snaps and garza mums with sil-higk school where she will con-[Sweden, Brazil, France, Jamaica.'promote international understand-t|
Me.xico, and
ver candelabrum holding lighted tinue her education. I England, India
I tapers. - ■ The bridegroom is the son of j Switzerland.
I Toasts to various members of Mrs. Gladys Clack of Columbia, I Special guest was Senior Scout
j the wedding party were made by S. C. and Haskel Clack of Gas-1 Ellen Sapp from Stanley who re-
I Mrs. Charles Mauney, Joel McTn- tonia. He attended the Gastonia j lated her experiences last surti-
I tyre, Mrs. Robert Houser, and Bax-; schools and is in the Marine! mer in international gather-
iter Lee. Rev. Charles Easley said Corps on duty in Vietnam. He | ing of Girl Scouts and Girl
I the invocation. : will return to Vietnam for eight | Guides. Ellen explained the
The hosts took the occasion to months duty in 30 days. His bride ‘Thinking Day Fund” to which
present the bridegroom-to-be and'Will continue to make her home! the troops contribute as the
his fiancee, Miss Beth Houser, a. with her parents until his tour of means by which these interna-
^’Iver tray as a wedding gift. duty is completed. tional gatherings here and abroad
Former Citizens, Are Leaders
Mrs. Myron Rhyne and the,
, Rev. Hoyle L. Whiteside, two na-l
lives of Kings Mountain, are atj
present si .nlficantly involved in|
community affairs in Alamance
County.
This month sees Mrs. Rhyne,
the former Sarah ,Hambright,|
completing her second term asj
president of Community Council t
o/f Alamance County with Rev.
Whiteside's being elevated to the
presidency for a two-year term of
the same organization.
This 150-member organization
regularly brings together profes
sionals of Mrs. Rhyne’s town of
Graham, Rev. Whiteside’s Bur
lington and all other geographical
segments of the central Carolina
county. These interected citi
zens at-large pxan best possible
! solutions to the County’s prob-
I lems of health, social services,
recreation and education.
Both the Kings Mountain na
tives serve as Executive Commit-
’f
Although all troops werej
plauded for their costumes
excellent pcTformances, Troop :
provided a special crowd pleasing
danc,e from Jamaica. Their rhym-
etic interpretation was rewarded
several times with hursts of ap
plause. Trtwp 109 is a Junior
troop with Mrs. Helen Thombs as
leader.
Caciette Troop 4 amused the
crowd with uniforms df girls and
adults in Girl Scouting since 1912.
Mrs. Raymomi Holmes and Mrs.
.Sarn Robinson are troop leaders.
Mrs. John C. McGill provfde<l
Cadette Troop 10 i leader, Mrs.
Joe Smith) with authentic Indian
saris for their skit.
Guides for the program wen*
Susan Goforth of Senior Troop
200 and Cindy LeCv^h of Brownie
Troop 32.
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REV. HOYLE L. WHITESIDE
MRS. MYRON RHYNE
Boy Scout Troops, Luther'
Mrs. Mauney's Composition
Used On Choir Tour
The choir, of the Lutheran The
ological Seminary of Columbia,
S. C. will include a sacred com
position of Mrs. Aubrey Mauney's
in its program while on a sing
ing tour of Lutheran churches in
Florida next week.
Perry Beaver of Salisbury, a
middle year seminary student,
will sing ‘TndifliCrerK'e”, the mu
sic for which was written by Mrs,
.Mauney. The poem, by Studde
Kennedy, English chaplain, o[
with the line “When Jesus Ca*
I To Golgotha."
SOCIAL
CALENDAR
as longtime mayor of Graham is
feemen upon United Fund of Ala-i a long and impressive one in it-[Leagues, Alcoholics Anonymous,;
mance County, and are heavily in- self. He is the son of the late Mr. Ala-non (for families of alcohol-]
volved in work of many of its; Claude Rhyne and Mrs. ClaudOjics), Ala-teens, YjM.C.A. in towns]
agencies. i Rhyne, who still resides in Kirngs! where his ministry has been. t
iMrs. Rhyne, wife of the Mayor Mountain. | He has served as member of* Saturday:
ot Alamance County seat of Gra-| The Rhyne’s daughter Janet is [Board of Trustees of Lutheran] 7:00 Circle 1 of Dixon Preshy-
I ham, is the daughter of the late j presently a student at Lenoir | Theological Southern Seminary.; torian Church at the home of
Mr. anod Mrs. G. D. Hambrlght. i Rhyne. She was presented at thei and is presently a member of the i Mrs. James Childers, Dixon road.
She graduated from Kings Moun-1 State Debutante ball two years] ^ard of Trustees oif Lenoir Monday:
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, ago.
Lisa Jeanette Parker, the little girl in the pink
sweater and skirt in the photograph, celebrated her
third birthday Saturday. A party was held for 15 chil
dren at the Parker home with Lisa's grandmother, Mrs.
Nathan H. Davis as hostess.
Lisa is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Parker. Her
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Nathan H. Davis and
Mrs. Helen Haney, all of Kings Mountain. Great-grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Rippy. all of Kings
Mountain.
Children present for party fun were Kim Gladden,
Don Allen, Vickie and Jim Merritt, Ann, Eve. Ron and
Jeff Rowell, Wayne Cavender, Timmy Hendon, Sonny
Chaney, all of Kings Mountain, and ^nny and BHIy
Redmond of Charlotte.
tain high school and Brenau Col- „
lege, Gainesville, Georgia, major-] The Rev. Hoyle L. Whiteside is
ing in Dramatic Arts in Asheville,' Minister of the Macedonia Luth-
;she taught speech and PhyslcaT eran Church, uptown church of
'Education in Kings Mountain un-: approximately 1,000 very active
1 til her marriage to the textile ] members.
executive, now an Assistant Vice I He is a graduate of Kings
President of Cannon Mills Com-'Mountain High School, Lenoir
pany. ! Rhyne College, and Lutheran
Her involvement in school bet-: Theological Southern ^ininary
terment affairs, presidency in; with a Bachelor of Divinity in
Girl Scout Council, organizing i 1950 and soon afterwards a Mas-
and training 300 volunteer teen- ter's Degree in Sacred Theology,
ager Candy Stripers in service to, He had study toward his Master’s
patients and hospital, in Memor- also at University of South Caro-
ial Hospital Volunteer Auxiliary, lina.-at Rutgers and Yale,
and leadership in many cultural| His ministerial responsibilities
projects caused her being named have taken him to Bethlehem
Alamance County’s Woman oC: Lutheran Church, Hickory, Luth-
the Year in 1963. ! ^ran Chapel, Maxwell and Gunter
This year her major commit-, Air Force Bases and Air Univers-
ments are to Community Council, ity in Montgomery, Alabama, and
United Fund, Alamance County our Redeemer Lutheran Church
Arts Council, Alamance Human there. Since 1961 he has been
Relations Council, and the many minister of Macedonia Lutheran
civic meetings • she shared with! Church, Burlington,
her husband. The story of Sarah ] Other than his new presidential
Hamibright Rhyne’s husband’s dis- responsibilities with Community
tinguish^d laadership in vast im-|OouneiI, he has given leader!#iip
iprbvamants and accomplishments I in organizing and maintaining: ty years ago.
Rhyne College. : 3:30 -Circlo 5 of First Prosbs
In Alamance County the minis-1 terian church in the Ladips Hihie
ter serves on the Board of Di- Classroom of the church. Mrs. K.
rectors and Executive Board of! A. McDaniel, hostess.
Community Y.M.C.A., United 7:30—Junior Woman’s club at
Fund, Vice Chairman of the May ] the Woman’s club. Hostesses:
or’s Committee to study Burling-i Mrs. John Howze and Mrs. Rich
ton School System. I ard Greene.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Whiteside,] 7:30 Circle 1 of First Preshy-
parents of the Burlington Civic] terian church at the home
leader, now live in Lincolnlon, as j Mrs. Charles Noisier, 401 Phifer
do three of his brothers and two; road. ’
sisters. Rev. Whiteside is married' 7:30 Circle 2 of First Preshv-
to tihe former Anne Coffey of j terian church at the home of
Granite Falls, and they have Su jMrs. Paul Ausley, 111 E. Kip':
san, a Junior in Williams High I street.
School, Burlington, and Hoylel 7:30 Circle 3 of First Preshy
Lee Whiteside, Jr., a 6th grader.] terian church in the Ladies Bihle
Sarah Hambrlght Rhyne and; Classroom of the church.
her husband are active memb(*rs William Sanders, hostess.
of Hoyle Whiteside’s church. No
doubt many a nostalgic flash
back brings a quiet smile of
pleasure to her face, as she sits
in the pew and sees her former
public speaking student observe
Wednesday:
10 a.m.—C'ircle 6 of First Pres
byterian church at the home ol
Mrs. Robert Davies, 402 'Haw
thorne road.
3:30 Colonel Frederick llaT'
all the techniques for good per-: bright Chapter. DAR, at thehdi^
lormance taught him in her stu- of Mrs. W. L. Plonk, St. Lull^P
dio in Kings Mountain over twen-' church road. Mr*. F.' J. Sincox.
I prog£^ma;l)airman.