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Thursday, May 7, 1970
THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
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DIGNITY, PATRIOTISM MARK MAY DAY PROGRAM
Miss Jackie Manniiif* was yellow and white daisies and yel-
^cTOwncd queen of May in cere- low iris with Rypsophiiia. Their
monies Friday night that were' yellow picture hats featured a
marked by dignity and patriotism hand of white fresh daisies and
at Kings Mountain High School olive velvet streamers,
vvlien the llieme was "This I.s A-i Stage decorations included
merlra". ; [loor candelabra holding long
Crowned by Marty Frederick,j white taper.s, palms and yucca
president of tlie Student Partici- plants.
pation Organization, Mis.s Man-j Attending tiio queen went .Miss-
ning wore a wliiie silk organza es Janet Sue Bridges and Debra
gown featuring scoop neckline,' .\nn Connor from the freshman
long full sleeves and empire^ class; .Mi.sse.s dale Teresa Bess
waistline. The gown w.as adorn-1 and (Caroline Lorraine .Mitchem,
ed with lace appliques on the sophomores; Misses Doris Elaine
bodice and .scallopttd train and Wilson and Patsy Lynn Cornwell,
she carried an arm bouquet of juniors; .Misses Sylvia Jean IIul-
iri.s and roses. ; lender and Janice .Marie Murphy,
The queen’s attendants were seniors; and .Miss Edna Lenore
gowned in daffodil yellow silk Champion.
linen dvossea styled with long,' Prior to the program, the flag
full sleeves and empire waist- was presented by Scouts Ronnie
lines. The waistlines were ac-1 Harrison nad Frank Humphries,
eented by embroidered white The program, entitled “This Is
daisies on olive velvet ribbon and America", was a musical presen-
the skirts fell to formal length. | tation by the high school choir.
They carried white baskets of highlight of which was a choral
reading to the tone of "ThLs Is
America”. Other program .selec
tions included "The Star Spangl
ed Banner" by the choir; "Your
Grand Old Flag" with Sandra
Moore a.s'soloist; “Yankee Doodle'
Boy” and "Give Me Your Tired,!
Your Poor" by the choir; "Battle
Hymn of the R(>publie" with Mike
Kiser as .soloist; "America The,
Beautiful" with Vicki Turner.i
Fran Alexander and Mike Brown,'
soloists I
The choir was accompanied by
Mi-ss Andrea lluffstetler and Lin
da Ro.ss.
Following the program, a seml-
formal dance was held with the
Kings Entertainers furnishing
music between 9 o'clock and mid-1
night.
The program which got under
way at 8 o’elodc, was under the'
direction of a faculty committee
with Mrs. .Myrle McClure, direct
or of the choir, in charge of the
choral program.
MORE ABOUT
SOCIETY COLUMN
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Miss May Plonk has returned to her home here
after spending the winter months in Robbins. Mrs. W.
E. Alexander of Robbins spent last week here with rela
tives.
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Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shaw and children, Scott
and Victoria, of Charleston, S. C. have returned to
their home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cox and
Lt. Col. and Mrs. Robert Cox and family. The Shaw
family and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cox motored to Charles
ton and visited Middleton Gardens, Boone Hall plan
tation and other places of interest.
!Morgan-B'/ers
Marriage
;ls Announced
AUSLEY TOPIC
D,'. Paul .Au.-iley will speak on !
the topic, "O. r ^iotll(';■■’, at .Sun-'j
day morn ng woisliip servici's at'
j 11 o'clock Su.’-.lay at First Pres-
I byterian 1 hurJi.
FROM HOSPITAL
R. Il ilncrt Webb ha.s r-'tnrned
to his home at 402 W'f'.st Moun
tain street after undergoing
surgery at Cliarlolto’s Eye, Ear
anil Ihi'jut hospital.
I Mr. and .Mrs. Louis T. Morgan
of Grocer announce the marria-.n!
of their daughter, Janice, to Joe
Dean Bvers of Blacksburg. S. C.
! The weilding to-ik place March 8 ;
The bride i.s a lOGS'grad'aate of'
King.'- Monntaio High .Scliool anJ,
is |jr<‘.-enily i .-.tiiieiit at .-ipartan '
burg Tech, 'liic hri.-'cgroom.
lOuS gra luatc of .v artanbiirg
lli'gli .S. Ic ol, i.'.'. cinoloyc:! at the
Spartanbnrij .VTilh. He I'o* i-c"'
if -Mr. and Mr.s. Buford Byers of
Blacksburg, b. C.
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I WILL ALWAYS .
LOVE YOU MOMMA
My sincerest desire on this
MOTHER'S DAY, 1970 . . .
That the Now Generation will
turn off from their thing and turn
on momentarily to Squaresville to
let Mother know she is still loved.
Perhaps they will send her an
inexpensive gift or simply give
her a day to cherish forever,
through an expression of love.
Is that asking too much. Momma?
A lifetime of pleasure at a cost of
only a few pennies or moments?
Momma, I wish you were still here
but I know you are up there
Listening when I say again,
"I will always love you. Momma."
Frank
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