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Elect Debbie Burns
Debbie Burns, daugh
ter of Mrs. Edith Burns
of 309 Wilson Terrace,
has been elected .secre
tary of the freshman class
by her fellow freshmen
at Gardner Webb col
lege In Boiling Springs.
The student election
was held recently.
'Miss Burns, along wit+i
other class officers, will
help organize and carry
out class activities and
projects.
Miss Burns is also a
Gardner Webb cheer
leader.
James Jeff Huffstlck-
ler, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jeff Huffstickler of 8
Bennett Drive, celebrated
his first birthday Novem
ber 14th.
A birthday party was
held at his home and
members of his family
and friends helped cut a
decorated farm - animal
birthday cake. The cake
was cut and served with
party refreshments.
Other member of the
Huffstickler family is old
er sister, Kelli, who'll be
three in February,
Grandparents ot young Huffstickler are Mr. and
Mrs. Calvin Payne and Mr- and Mrs. Elmer Huffstickler,
all of_ Kings Mountain. Great-grandmothers are Mrs.
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David Martin (Marty)
Lockrldge celebrated his
first birthday Wednes
day, November 24th.
A family birthday par
ty washeld at the Lock
rldge home.
Marty Is son of Mr.
and Mrs. David Lock-
.ddgp of 209 Dilling
street.
He is the grandson of
Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Leigh and Mrs. Bertie Lee
Lockrldge and the late
Sam Lockrldge.
COMINGS AND GOINGS
Miss May Plonk will spend Thanksgiving In Atlan
ta, Ga. with relatives.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bob Southwell and family will spend
Thanksgiving weekend in Rome, Ga. with friends.
Kimberly Anne Falls,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Hal Falls of 806 Monroe
Ave. will be three years
old Nov. 25.
Two family parties are
planned, one In Gastonia
with her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert C.
Nichols: her great-grand
mother, Mrs. O. E. Glenn
along with cousins RIsh
and Lannyof Lindenhurst,
Long Island will attend
The cake and decorations
will be in the theme of
"Raggedy Ann."
Kimberly's second par
ty will be with her other grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl C. Falls of Kings Mountain. A "Merry-Go-Round
cake will be served to guests Roxanne, Lynn, Carla and
Marie Seism and Hollle Falls.
SOCIAL
CALENDAR
Saturdai/:
(y:00~The wedding of Miss
Sandra Kay Wright and James
(Ronald Wright in Temple Bap
tist church, reception following
in the church fellowship hall.
Wf'dnrtfdat/: '
10 a. m.—Cirde 3 of First
Presbyterian church at the home
of Mrs. Henry Noisier, 403
Neisler Drive.
4:00*8:30 p.m. • Women’s Soc*
lety of Christian Services is
spon.ec ing a ba/aar at Central
United Methodist church fellow
ship hall.
Legion Auxiliary
Meets Dec. 2
“Veterans Affairs and Rchahili
tation” will be the program
theme for the regular meeting
Ilecember 2 of the A'menican Le
gion Auxiliary at 7:30 p.m. at the
Amciican Legicn building.
Mrs. J. E. Mauney is program
chairman for the m<'eting which
hegias at 7:30. At S p.m. the lojaJ
Unit will host a Christmas get-
togeliTer uith mo:nher.s of Warren
F. Heylo Pest 82 ol Shelby as
guesis.
Chairmen of the ho teas cem-
mit'tec aie Mrs. J. E. Mauney and
Mrs. Leont' File with othci mem
bers assisting.
Rodney Ross
Has Birthday
Rodney Evans Ros>, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Ross, celebrated
his sixth birthday November 18lh.
A party was held at the Ross
homo on Saturday and Rodney’s
decorated birthday cake was cut
and served with party refresh
ments.
Young Ro's is grand.son of Mr.
and Mrs. LawTonre R.rss and Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Conner, all of
King.-; Mountain.
Children present for party fun
were Kevin and Chad Gass, Ricky
Brown, Terry and Debbie Wood,
Debbie Connor and Shane Farris.
Winter Sewing
Cl asses Slated i
At KMHS
Winter sewing iclasses sponsor
ed iby Kings Mountain high
s’wiiaol Home Foonomics depart
ment and Cleveland Technlc-nl
Institute will begin January 3rd
and adults are asked to pre
register now.
Dressmaking and beginner
sowing classes will open on Jan
uary 3 and dressmaking clas.ses
will also be held beginning
Jant,ary -Ith with classes from
6 until 9 p. m.
Adults may preregister by
telephoning 7^-3794.
Textile School
Sets Registration
North Carolina Vccational Tex
tile school in Belmont is accept
ing registration beginrjing Wed
nesday for the wdnter quarter
classes which ibegin January 4th.
New students may pre-register
for courses in knitting, designing
and tailoring and in yarn manu
facturing, weaving and designing
and machine shop departments.
There is no tuition charge, stu
dents purchase b<.)oks only. Stu-
do.nts may take la minimum of
two hours of instruction up to
the maximum 25 hours per week
and all programs are aporvoed
for veterans training. A schedule
is available for al Ithroe shifts of
employees.
Dance Friday
At Center
"The Heavies” will provide
music for a F'riday night dance
from 7:.30 until 11:30 p. m. at the
Kings Mountain Community Cen
ter.
Admission is $1.50.
Golden Wedding Day For IS. S, Hqrdins
Mh.S. RONALD JESSIE HOWELL
(Sandra Elaine Wriuht)
Florida Church Nuptials
Vnite Ronald J. Howells
Rev. and Mrs. N. S. Hardin
were honoi'cd on ihcir Golden
Wedding Da> last Saturday, Nov-
eniber loth, at a rei‘(»i.'iion giv
en by thoir ciiiUircn at their
home on MeSwuin i<)ad.
Friends and retaUves called
from 3 unili 6 o’cloik.
'Receiving with the Hardins
were thoir two djiigluer.s and
son; Mrs. Clyde Horton of Gro
ver, Mr.s. Faye WckkLs of Kings
Mountain and Max Ilaixiin, of
Knoxville, Tennessee.
.Miss Susan Hardin anrl Miss
Jackie Woods assistcnl in serving
and Max Hardin gieeied arriv
ing callers and introduced the
receiving line.
Anniversary colors of gold and
w.uie (tc.oi.di*d me Jiorne, The
refreshment table, overlaid with
while over yellow, held a four-
tier cake as central bign..giU.
Centering the table w^as an ar
rangement of yellow roses. Ve.-
low pun 'h was served from a
silver service a* one enq of the
t:ible.
Both Rev. and 'Mr= Mardtn
arc natives of Rutherford coon-
l,’ but c.ame to Kings Mountain
14 yc‘ars .a o. Mrs. Hardin is the
iormer Lela Chapman. Mr. Har
din, a retired Baptist minister,
was for many years pastor of
Davhi Baptist church.
Tlic Hardins have 14 grandchil
dren.
F^r the reception Mrs. II?*'d:n
vvoie a purple dress with yellow
rosebud cor.^age.
DeLand, Florida’s Northsioe
iBaptisl chuixii provided the set
ting November 5lh for a candle
light wedding unitinSg* Miss San-
Jessie Howell.
The bride, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Odell Wright,
formerly of Bc.sscmcr City, is
granddaughter of Mrs. Robert C-
Graham and the late Mr. Gra
ham and of the late Mr. and
Mrs. David P. Wright, all of
Kings ^lounlain.
Rev. James Underwood offi
ciated at tlie S p. m. double iiing
ceremony and a program of nup
tial music was presented by
Mrs. Leonard Welch, organist,
and Mrs. Robert Green of Holly
Hill, soloi.st.
The biido. given in marriage
f^y her father, wore a lorrral
gown of Chantilly lace over
satin designed along empire lines
w'ith sc*(K>p neckline enhanced by
pearl trim, long sleo\e.s and a
Chapel train of matching lace.
Her ellxAv length veil of illusion
was held by a pearl tiara and
slie carried a cascade of while
roses on a white Bible. Her only
ornament was a single strand of
pearls.
Miss Barbara Caidor of Jack
sonville, Fla., attended the bride
as maid nf honor and bridesmaids
were Miss Kathy Howell, sister
of the bridegroom, and Miss
Terri Wright, sister of the bride.
All the attendants wore for
mal gowns of pink crepe design
ed along empire lines with Chan-
Hilly lace bodices. Their brief
of Ph-jotUlv
caught by matching hairbows
and they carried crescents of
pin.: and Happiness roses. Each
attendant wore a single strand
of pearls, gifts of the bride.
Benny Shelliesworth of Atlan
tic Hea^'h was best mi-an for the
bridegiwm am! u.shers were Dav
id Howell, brother of the bride
groom, and Walter Browm, the
bridegroom’s uncle.
The bride’s parents entertain
ed after the ceremony at a recep
tion in the church fellowship
hail. Sisters of the briie. 'Irs.
Michael Shreves of Orange City
and Mrs. Billy Morgan, Dc-
Land; Mrs. Tommy Walker and
Mrs. Welter Brown, aunts of
tile bridegroom, ••■ere hostesses.
Miss Karen Howell, sister of
tbn bridegroom, kept the regis
ter.
For traveling, tlie bride wore a
pink iK)lyesler panl.suit with
maiehing ac*cessories and a w’hiio
orehid eorsago.
The newlyweds will he at
Iiom.e on V’iolelwood Ro:id in EK'-
land. The bride is employed in
the office of the Clerk of Cirojit
Court. The hrMo'^mom, son of
IMr. and Mrs. Je.'^sie Howell, is a
student at Daytona Beach Coni-
muni-ty college.
Sandra Wright,
James Wright
Give Plans
Mis.s Sandra Kay Wright,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Troy
Lee Wri:ht, has completed plans
for i'.cr marriage to James
Ronald Wright, son of Mr. and
Mrs. James H. Wright of Shelby
nnH .•^nrx-nmpes tndflv
The wedding will take place
Saturday evening at 6 p.m. in
Temple Baptist church with the
Rev. Frank Shirley to officiate
at the dorhlc-ring ceremony.
DennLs Huffstickler will lx?
organist and Mr.s. Martiia .Tack-
son will be vocalist for the pro-
gr.im of nuptial music.
Tile hride-clo(t wdll be given
in marriage by her fatb.or. Bo-t
man for tlie bridogroom-clect will
.e hi; lather.
Mr.s. John R. M'^Dermi i. Jr. of
Kings Mountain will attend her
-isicr as inarton of honor on'i
bridesmaids will be MLss Brenda
.Vle.xander of Liiicolnton and
\!“<. .M^ry Ann Sarvico of Kings
^.■c u ntain.
John R. McDermid Jr..brother-
in-law of the bride-elect, will
usher with Bobby Wliiie.
Miss Beth \Vhite of Kings
Mountain and Miss Kathy Smith
of Shelby will preside at the reg
ister.
The bridc-elert’.s sidcr and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mr>'.
John R. .McDermid, Jr., will en
tertain alter the ceremony at a
r('ception in the cliurcli fellow
ship hall.
ed chcK'olate cake roll completed
the appointments. Cofice was
scfv’cci by
assisted by Mrs. Brenda Neal
and Mrs. Hilda Wilson.
Assisting in serving and enter
taining the guests were .Miss
Donna Dotson, Mrs. Sara Grif
fin, Mrs. Angel Lackey, Miss
Ti<»’eri Log in, Mrs. Caroiyn Me-
Whirter. Mrs. Virginia Raymer,
and Mrs. Lillian Whiiworth.
REV. AND MRS. N. S. HARDIN
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.. .note Golden Wcddin<j Day ^
New And Student Teachers Honored
By ACT At Coffee At KMHS Library
Transformed into an old fash- canapes, olives, and old fashion-
ioned country kitchen, the Ki^gs,
Mountain high school library
.. . *1... _ r.rytfr>ry Uryot
« ai liiv ±>ii u
od by the Kings Mountain unit
the Ass(xdation of Classroom
Teachers in honor of the new^
and the student teacliers in the
Kings Mountain schools. Red
checkered table cloths were on
The tables: oil lamps, one burmer
oil stoves, brown stone jugs,
black iron pots filled with fruit,
ivy, and Pyracanlha berries, red
checkered valan. os. c a j n I r y
scales filled with dried okra,
gourds. Chinese lantern and Span
ish moss, and stereopticon all
added to the illusion.
Mrs. Dorcas Wlute, chairman
of the ACT p^uolk' rclati>»ns c^wn-
mittee, lieadtnl tlie re eiving
line composed of MI.ss Br(*nda
Hoyie, ACT president; Mrs.
Hilda Goforili, secrelrry: .Mr.
Isaac Alexander. liea.'>uier: the
thirty-one new teachers and the
student teachers. Mrs. Go:-'e:i
Vance, dean of girls, directed
the gue‘;fs to the r'fre‘ihr:'*''ni
table placed in fix)nl of the
uu inje windows ovc?i’iookin‘’ the
student court. A unique arrange
ment of red cand’es, nuts, gourds.
Pyracantha i)eiries. t, ikey fc'^in-
ers, an<I small lien.'< and turke\ ‘>
foniied the (“enlerpiotv. 'I'niys <u
assorted sandwiches and chips,
North P-TA
Sets BarbeciJG
North .sc'lie )1 Pareni-Tc.aH’e'* As-
.sociaiion will servt* herbecue <aft-
er tlu‘ LTirLsimas -pajade on Fri
day. Dec. 3.
Barheruo will go or. sale at 5
p.m. .at North -cho)] and
serving will c:rili*nji' until 8:30
p.m. Riate« are SI ,.50 for adults
and SI for children.
The haih(vue i- on annual
fund-raising proien of the group.
Pianist To Give
Concert Monday
Thomas Schumacher pianist,
will be presented in concert by
the Gastonia Community Concert
Association Monday evening at
8:15 pirn, in Hunter Russ high
schcxil auditorium.
Area concert goers are reminded
of the second concert of the seu
son.
'em
DAR Invites
Local Students
To Enter Contest
Deadline for entries in tTie
Col ;nel FiwU'rick Hambrigiit
Cliaptt‘r. D.\K liistory month es-
ly v oaie.-it i.«. Dec. .loth. .Mrs. L. E.
hinrant rf‘::rnt, reminds fifth,
sixtli. seumth and eighth graders
in The sCio. 1 systinn.
Miv. Hit'.nanr said the e.^tiys
art' (‘ntlileti, "IJow My State --Vc-
quir xl I:.s Name” and entries
sliouki ia* it'p.ir'.e! to teaeliers of
tlie \arL>u.‘; ;-:-.eles. Students in
llu' liflli and sixth grade.- should
write JOi' to ()(fd wor.ls; those in
tile .^ev<-nt:i and eiglitli grades
should write t’*no to 1.000 words.
KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C. Thursday, November 25, 1971
LAY A WAY NOW
FOA CHBKTMAS
Toys - Sporting Goods - Appliances
Bicycles
Make WESTERN AUTO
Yeui One Stop
Club To Honor
Senior Citizens
Woman's cluh members gave
Christmas gifts to patiients at
Broughton hospital in Morganton
as a feature of their regular meet
ing Monday night.
Plans were also made by the
group to sponsor a Christmas
party for Senior Citizens club on
Friday, December 10th. A covered
dish luncheon will be served at
the Woman's cluh.
Program for the meeting was
arranged oy Mrs. Charles Mauney
and speakers were from the Char
lotte League of Women Voters.
They outlined the organization
and purposes of the League.
Mrs. Durham, Mrs. Neisler
Are Winners In Bridge
Mrs. Thomas Durham and Mrs.
Charles Neisler won prizes at the
ladies monthly bridge games and
luncheon last Wednesday at the
Country club.
Turkey with ^11 the trimmings
featured the luncheon menu.
SF.CTIONB THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD,
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Area High School Senior Girls Ready
f-ii !• TfT I i. A • New to the Bet.iv Crocker
ror nomemaking I ests I uesday Morning search this year is a special $i.-
0(H) nutiAie-n scholarship. It will
High school senior girls here main in tiio running for state be awarded to a young w^iman
will be among more than 600,(XX) and national honors. wiio is planning a college major
Barnetts Note
I'^th Anniversary
Nil*, and Mrs. Dillard Barnett
ccieoraied their 19th wedding
anniversary with a m<'untain
trip Ihvou’h Western North
Carolina visiting reUUives and
friends.
Mrs. Lela King accompanied
therj to Munihy. where she visit
ed Mrs. S-am Barnett. Mr.s. Bar
nett ronorted snow from Bry
son City to Lake Lure on thoir
return trip iiome.
in nearly 15,000 schools across
the country who will participate
in a 5-minutc written knowl
edge and attitude examination
in nutrition or a related field,
Stale Homemakers of Tomor- among the highest in her
ro./ one fix>m each stale and state on the overall .Search ex-
the District of Columbia—^vill b(‘ aminiion and achieves the high-
tho^o m(H?tlng
Tuesday, IDec. 7. Scores in the test gj 5,x, seholarship.s, witli f-s' among
will proviide the first 'basis lor schools re'’oiving a set of lw<) criteria on the ex-
judging which will event,, ally Ensyelopaedla Britannica fiom amination’s nutrition items.
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award a total of $111,000 in col
lege scholarships in the IStli an
nual Betty Crocker St'arch 'for
the American Homemaker of
Tomorrow. Sponsored by General
Mills, the search is the only na-
Encyclopaedia /Britannica, Inc.
A runner-up in each state will All juding and selection of win-
'be awarded a $500 educational nors in tlie Betty Cr(K*kcr Search
is conducted by Science Research
also
tional scholarship
clusively for high school senior pensc-paid educational tour of
girls.
Next spring, the 51 state win- Associates, Oiicago, which
program ex- ners, each accompanied by a fac- ...
ully adviser, will join for an cx- constructs and giades the wnt
, ten examination. Total enro’d-
Colonel 'William.shurg, Va., and
Washington, D. C. On the basis ment since the program's incop-
Followiin^g grading of the ox- of personal obsenation and in- lion in the 1954-55 sch<x)l year
aminalion, a Betty Crocker terview, the 1972 -Betty Crocker has reached more than eight
Homemaker of Tomorrow will be All-American Homemaker of To- and onc-(juarter young women,
named for the high school here, morrow and three runners-up will and this year’s grants will bring
She will receive a specially de- bo announced at the conclusion of the scholarship total to almost
signed award charm, and will re- the tour. They will receive in- $2 million.
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