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'Mr. and Mrs. G. Herman Gun
ter of Leesburg, South Caroifna
have announced the enga'gement
and approaohing marriage of
their dacighter, Thelma Ralbon,
to Airman First Class Samuel
Rjaivon Proctor ol Kings Moun
tain.
The ibridegroomelect is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Proc
tor of Kings Mountain.
Miss Gunter is a graduate of
Dixon 4-H'ers
Achlevennent Night
Saturday' At 6
Ciixon Community tiH'ers will
be presented Achievement A-
wards and insetall now ifficers
at a fiovered dish supper Satur
day evening at 6 p. m. in the
fellowship hall of Dixon Pres
byterian church.
Junior and Senior 4 H’ers will
'be presented awards.
Mrs. Bud Greene is leader of
the 4-H clifb.
Lees'burg high school and is pres
ently attending Medical Univer
sity of South Carolina at Char
leston.
Airman Proctor is a graduate
<iif Kin s Mountain higli school
and is serving with the United
States Air Force in Charleston,
South Carolina.
The wedding will be an event
of January 9th at 2 p. m. in Mor
rison United Methodist church
It's A Girl ,
For Colvin Family
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Lee Col
vin of 494 North Boyd street,
Gastonia, announce the arrival
cf their first child, a daughter.
Page Rene Colvin, Decem'ber
7th, Gaston Memorial hospital.
The baby weighed six pounds,
13 ounces.
She is the grandd'aughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George Nolen of
208 Katherine street in Kira s
Mountain and Mr. and Mrs. Cur
tis Colvin of 124 Hillside Drive
in Bessemer City.
j Easy Holiday Elegance
MRS. JOHN THOMAS GARRETT
(Judith Annette Tallon)
9).
Emmanuel Episcopal church of
San Angelo, Texas was the set
ting Novemiber 26th for the wed
ding of Miss Judith Annette Tai-
Ion and John Thomas Garrett.
The bride, da 'gbler of Mr
and Mrs. W. G. Tallon. is grand-
daul ihter of Mr. and Mrs. T. VV
Shytle of Kings Mountain. The
bride’s mother is the former
Juanita Shytle of Kings Moun
tain
Rev. Morris Elliott, Rector, of
ficiated at the ceremony for
whiith nuptial music was provid
ed by James O. Stinnett, organ
ist, and James Thomias, soloist.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a formal
wedding gown of white ’■eau de
soie and lace featuring 'an em
pire boflice with high ruffled
collar, ■ long, full sleeves with
wide, buttoned cuffs and A-llne
skirt with Chapel train. She
yore a mai’ching mantilla and
parried a bouquet centered by a
while orchid showered with rib
bon streamers. The dress was
designed by the bride’s sister,
Auxiliary Party
Held Thursday
Members of American Legion
Post 135 Auxiliary and Warren
F. Hoyle Post Auxiliary of Shel
by held a Christmas party Thurs
day evening at the American Le
gion building.
The 'Legion Hali was decorat
ed for Christmas with a decorat
ed green tree on either side of
the bandstand and gold and
green swags, hurricane lam,"s
and wreaths vsed decoratively
throughout the area.
The refreshment table was
overlaid with a white linen cloth
and held a central arran';ement
of red catKlles and holly \vith
hurricane lamps on either side.
Parly refreshments were served
with red punch by Mrs. J. E.
Mauney and Mrs. Leona Eite,
■co-chajirmen of the hostess com-
niilteo, assisted by President
Elii'aibelh Stewart, Mrs. Oran-
grel Jolly, Mrs. Bessie Beam and
Mrs. Jackie D. Barrett.
Cliristmas favors were present
ed in the form of door prizes.
■Prior to the party, a short
business meeting and program
was hold. John W. Gladden, a
Vast commander of the local post,
^[•■oke on "Veterans Affairs and
Heliabililation” on program ar
ranged by Mrs. J. E. Mauney.
iMrs. Paul Mauney introduced
■Mr. Gliidden. Mrs. Gladden gave
the devotional.
Miss Vikki Tallon, ntaid of honor
for her sister.
Nolan Getrrett, brother of the
bridegroom, served as best man.
Ronnie Harrison and James Pat
terson served as ushers.
The bride’s parents entertained
after the ceremony at a recep
tion in the Parrish Ball. Assist
ing in receiving and entertaining
were Mrs. Ronnie Harrison, Mrs.
James Patterson Mrs. James
Themas, Miss Carol Woeppel.
and Miss Linda Woeppel of San
Antonio.
The bride is a nursing major
at Angelo State University. Her
husband, also an ASU senior, is
a member of Alf-ha Kappa
Lambda and is chief jus .ce of
ASU’s student body court. He is
son of Mr. and Mrs. T. W-Gar
rett of San Angelo.
The newlyweds have returned
from a wedding trip to B'lj
Spring, Texas and are at home
at 1S15 Fillmore Apartment 11,
in San Angelo.
The bridegroom’s parents were
hosts for the rehearsal dinner
held in the Candlelight Room of
Rio Oonoho Manor ‘in San An
gelo.
Glaze small onions with butter, brown sugar and roasted
diced almonds for an ideal turkey accompaniment. So easy,
so elegant!
If your food store doesn’t carry roasted diced almonds, buy
whole natural almonds (skins on), chop coarsely and roast
m an oiled or buttered pan for about 1 minutes at 350 degrees.
Glazed Onions Almondine
lbs. small white onions, 2 tablespoons brown sugar
peeled ^ .j % cup roasted diced almonds
3 tablespoons butter
Cook onions in boiling salted water until fork-tender (about
25 mmutra). Drain well. In saucepan, combine butter, brown
sugar and almonds. Cook, stirring occasionally, until butter
and sugar are melted. Add onions and heat through, turning
to glaze. Makes 5 or 6 servings.
Holiday events are underway or being planned
by Kings Mountain citizens as private and club parties
are planned during the next tew weeks.
Senior Citizens club members will be guests of
the Woman's club at a Christmas party and covered
dish luncheon Friday at noon at the Woman's club.
Christmas music by the Kings Mountain high school
Chorus will feature the program. Mrs. J. N. McClure
and Mrs. Ben T. Goforth .are Chorus directors.
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Members of the Church Council and congrega
tion of Sf. Matthew's Lutheran church will honor their
pastor, Rev. Charles W; Easley, Mrs. Easley and family
at a reception Sunday, December 19th, in the church
fellowship hall.
Friends in the community are invited to call be
tween 3:30 and 5:30 p.m.
The Easleys are moving in January to Albemarle
where Rev. Mr. Easley has accepted a new pastorate.
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Members of the Kings Mountain Police Auxiliary
will install new officers at their Monday night meeting
at 7 p.m. at the home of Mrs. David Corn on Wilson
street. Mrs. J. D. Barrett is program chairman.
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Miss Jessie Ann Wingo, Cleveland County home
ovlension aoont. "'ill n'^osorf a n’^o'-’-am
Perorations" at Thursday's meeting of the Junior
Woman's club at 7:30 p.m. at the Woman's clu'b.
The program was rescheduled because of bad
v.'oather.
Miss V/ingo will demonstrate a variety of easy-
to-mal-e Christmas gifts and decorations.
The interested oubllc is invited to attend.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Price of Kings Mountain
announce the enganement of their daughter, Gail
Franklin, to Thomas Neal Metcalf, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd T. Met' alt of Bessemer City.
A Janu'iry wedding Is planned.
The bride-elect is a graduate of Kings Mountain
high school and is employed by Carlton Yarn Mill of
Kings 'Mountain.
The prospective bridegroom attended Bessemer
City high '.chool and is employed by Fredcrickson
Motor Express Company in Charlotte.
COMINGS AND GOINGS
Rev. and Mrs. J. J. Thornburg and children, David
and Francene, returned home Thursday from a trip
to the Holy Land and Greece.’ Mr. Thornburg was
tour host tor a group of 40 people.
The Thornburgs, formerly of Kings Mountain, now
live In Winston Salem where Rev. Thornburg is pastor
of Edgewood Baptist church.
ABOUT THIS N'THAT
Michael Shane Farris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Farris, celebrated his second birthday Wednesday at
a small family party at his home on Bethle'herri road.
Shane’s decorated birthday cake was cut and
served with party refreshments.
Young Farris is grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Law
rence Ross and Mrs. Walter Farris and the late Mr.
Farris, all of Kings Mountain. He is great-grandson of
Mrs. W. R. Lovelace and Mrs. E. Z. Ross, both of Kings
Mountain. His mother is the former Linda Ross.
Children present for party fun were Rhonda, Rod
ney and Regina Ross.
Katherine Ervin Is Third Runner-Up
For Carolines Carrcjcel 71 Queen
Kings Mfmntain’s Carrousel
Princess - --Katherine Ervin—
was third runner up to q -aen
C."rrouE!tl in th'C T.'ianltsgiving
Day event in Ciiarlotto.
T.l'ss Ervin is a high school
senior. She was one c'f 33 high
‘'•'.'h-ool senior girls ccn’.peiiir,^. for
the title.
A sell 'ol .spokesman said -Miss
Ervin is the first Kings Mean-
tain entry to pl.-i-co in the finals
in the Carclinas Carrousel.
KATHERINE ERVIN
LSY a WM MOW
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SOCIAL
CALENDAR
IMr.s. Paul Mauney.
Thiirsdnii: ’
7:30 Ttiwn and Country Gar
den club at the home of Mrs.
Fred Finger.
7.30 — Junior Woman’s e'ub at
the Woman's club. Christmas
lirogram by Miss Jessie Wingo,
Cleveland C'lunty home eonno-
mlsl. Mrs. Bdll Smylie, hostess.
7:30 Kings Mountain Little
Theatre in the Conference Room
of Kings Mountain Rsvins's and
Lean Association on West Moun
tain street.
Saliirday
6:00-- Dixon Community 4-41
Club Achievement Nl'ht cover
ed dish supper and installation
of oHicers at Dixon Presbyterian
ch- rch.
e:,30_ o'rele 1 of Dixon Jres-
bylerlan church at the home of
Momiiiij: ^
7:00 — Kings IMr>unt"''n
Auxiliarv at the home of 'Mrs.
IDs "id Vorn on Wilson street.
» Iosfall.stion Of officers.
Wednesday
10:0') ■ -Ladi'es bridge luncheon
at the Couintry 'club.
SECTION B THE KINGS
McClains To Note 1
Golden Weddihg 'Day 1
Kings Mountain friends have
been issued invitations to at
tend the golden wedding anniver
sary receptdon honoririj Mr. add
Mrs. Ernest Carl McClain of
Shelby.
Mr. McClain is a former man
ager of Sterchl Furniture of
Kings Miountain.
The reception will be given by
children of Mr. and Mrs. Mc
Clain from 2:30 until 4:30 p. m.
December 26th in the fellowship
hall of Elizabeth Baptiist church.
MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
Christmas Is Sew Soon, and Bodysuits
Plus Ingenuity Equal Stunning Costumes
Thursday, December 9, 1971
Dare to be creative with your tie neckband, made from
IHoliday wardixube this year!
You can make your own ma
gical party or at-home costume
in little miore tlian an hour with
a basis iicxiysuit, a yard or so of
fatori'c, and some paste-on holi
day trim.... the kind you’ll find
in your Yule or sewing sho;-'.
The results will be completely
original - and stunning! .
'These three basis designs from
the National Association of Hos
iery Manufacturers will lielp
mood distinctively her own.
The real ibeauty in these mer
ry mood-makers is their simpli
city. Few, if any, patterns and
the vpry little time requireu.
Clirisdiiiiis gifts
\jfi*oiii Lane®
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Pick from early american,
contemporary, or Spanish designed
Sweetheart Chests.
A — ^4052-04 maple*/ self-rising
iray-45*17xl9H.
B —«r40?1-88 pecan*, molded styrene
accents, base drawer;
olso: 4091-23 ook‘—44x16x19'4H.
C —^4066*44 walnut*—
48'^x16%x20!xH.
ed willi a spnl; of liolly. The bare- ^ i,odyf,.dt!
waistband matcral :s spotlight- 3,,
look evening sandal is suggested jppaj.f.
for this elegant enseirable. ^t^pt-ch yarns
"The Modieva! Look’’ make possible a g:)o<l fit for both
The ".Medieval Look” can bring the petite or mature silhouette,
conlui'ies, of Christmas tradition After the holidays, you can
to this year’s party!
The bodysuit, in either spark
ling metallic thi-cad, ora basis
s;;Md color allows the simp!e-to
make tunic stand out in bold re
lief. In maxi or mini length, this
you get started but the varia- especially easy to make
litvinc Q»v» nc nnHl/vcc nc voiiv .7
Sewing Classes
Are Slated ;
Winter sewing classes spon
sored by the Kings Mountain
high school Home Econiomlcs
department and Cleveland Tech
nical Institute will begin Janu
ary 3 ad adults are asked to pre
register no(w.
'Dressmaking and beginner
sewing classes will open on
Jauarv 3 and dressmaking class
es will open on January 3 and
dressmaking classes will also
be held beginning January 4th
with classes from 6 until 9 pi m.
Adults may pre-register by
telephoning 739-3794.
lions are .as endless as your own
imagination.
"Sassy Santa”
A bold ribbed ibodystocking in
green sets the Santa scene. The
mini wrap around and Santa hat
are fashioned from red velvet.
B-V-thc-yard bunny fur circles the
skirt hem, neckline, and wrists.
combine the same bodysuit with
skirts, pantsuits, and hotP'ar.ts»
Rotarlans
To Fete Wives
At Banquet
'Kings Mountain Rotari.ms
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'from felt (available in all col
ors), whicli requires no licm or will lioiior (iielr wives at a ladies
lining. Neither d<x>s he bold, night holiday banquet Thursday
draping belt of rustic suede. Trim evening at 7 o’clock at the Coun-
the tunic wilii contrasting or me- try elifb.
tallic braid and an appli'iue de- 'Bob Goforth Is program
sign. chairman for the evening’s en-
The truly creative woman can tertainment.
^ , , J . . even faslii<in a pair of medieval Christmas gifts will be ox-
(A circular red cape and^rin- s^pp^rs from the belt-fabric and changed by the guests attend-
k e-patent boots could aewntu- ^ ^
ate this simple put-together.)
Add some Christmas bcils to the
tie-belt and Miss Santa can ring
her chimes at any holiday e-
vent!
'At Home’
Country Club Party Is Saturciay, Dec. 18
Cotillion Club Partv Is Frltday, Dec. 17
Country Club memlliers ’ will The Country cVb has bci'n
The “TtHome Lot^k” is ideal dine and dance at the tradition- decorated for the holidays in
for relaxed neighborhood gafh- al Chrisimas dinner-dance on Christmas green and red with a
erings or intimate holiday din- Saturay, December ISIh. cany cane decorated green
ners. A lacy or textured body- Members of the Cotillion- club tree in the entrance hail. Swags
suit is given an accent of luxury have scheduled their annual of greenery enhanced by red
with a plii'sh velvet skirt slit up formal dinner-dan'ce at the bows, miistletoe and traditional
the side and highlighted with a Countrv Club on Friday, Decern- decoiatlons enhance the dining
contrasting waistband. The lit- 'ber 17th. room and foyer.
If you're really in love with that special girl
give her a gift that tells it like it is. A Lane
Sweetheart Chest. Right now our selection, is
at Its holiday peak and our prices will con
vince you it's truly more blessed to give! ^
* fine veneers and select hardwood solids
Cooper Furniture
no S. RAILROAD AVE.
PHONE 739-2581