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72 et- "* - ' ^ C i ^ ''' . ^ 1 i ^ >i ^ *'*' V '^i '^^3 i / iJf/eS. yO/ZiST FREDERICK PETTUS (Ncrniia Claudette King) MRS. EDMUND MILNOR BROWN * (Alice Lee Pike) MISS DIANNE KATHERINE HAUSAR (Biidc Elect of Stanley Robert Brovcyi) MRS. HENRY ADOLPHUS LONDON, II (Karen Elizabeth Cansler) Engagements Announced; Church Weddings Unite Peltuses, Browns, Hal Londons, Hamricks Second Baptist church was the sotting Sunday afternoon at 3:30 p.m. for the candlelight wedding of Miss Norma Claudette King and John Frederick Pcttus. Tlie Rev. Eugene Lana, minis ter of the church, heard the couple exchange vows of the double-ring cererriony. Mrs. L. ’E. Hinnant was organ ist lior the program of sacred music and vocal numbers were by Rev. Jerry Laughter. 'I hc wedding service was open ed w'ith a Call to Worship led by the minister. 'Rev. Jerry Laughter led the congregational singing of "Love Divine All Love Excelling” before the bridal party entered to "Trumpet Voluntary.” The minister led a Litany of Dedica tion which included a responsive reading and then addressed the congregation, read the Sei'mon from the Bible and charged the ^^ ide and groom. The couple ex- ^Bianged their vows and Biolical ^^esponse was made to the vows before the exchange of rings. Rev. Mr. Laughter sang "Seal Us O Holy Spirit” before the Bi lical Beatitudes and pronouncement of marriage. The service was con cluded with the congregational singing of "Praise Uod i rom Whom” All i31essings iFiow” and the benediction. iMrs. Hinnant played "Trumpet Tune” as the recessional. The altar of the church was banked with Boston palms and arranged with gold tree candela bra holding lighted tapers and ncetered by a gold prayer bench. White mums, chrysanthemums and white roses filled liloor bas kets on either side of the setting. The bride's White Bible on an antique Bible Stand was display ed in the vestibule of the church. Purple and pink asters enhanced the arrangement. The Biole was recently presented the bride for nine years service as church pianist. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a formal wed ding gown of silk organza and V'enise lace over taffeta fashion ed with scoop neckline, long, full sleeves, and Chapel length train. Lace threaded with white satin ri bon circ-ed the raised waist- • le and culVs of the sleeves. Her antilla of silk illusion was bor- aered in lace and worn over a silk Camclol cap. She carried a white Bible topped with pink roses and a white orchid shower ed with streamers of lily of the valley. Miss Joyce Ann King attended her sister as maid of honor and bridesmaids were IMiss Wanda Faye McAbee of Kings 'Mountain, Miss Doris Susan Webster of Charlotte, and Miss Sally Jane Crump, Miss Betty Mae Crump, and Miss Hazel Lee Crump, all I of Drakes Branch, Va., cousins ’ of the bride. Flower girls were Tracy Lee Ann Bolin of Kings (Mountain, cousin of the bride, and Andrea Michelle IGrant of (Gastonia. They wore long lavender dresses and carried baskets ol pink and pur ple asters. All the attendants wore long gdwns made by the bride’s mo ther of lavender peau de soie de signed along empire lines with short, puff sleeves enhant-ed by lace trim and white lace thread ed with purple velvet ribbon around the waistlines. Chokers of matching purple velvet were worn with the dresses and they wore short white gloves and car ried baskets of lavender and pur ple asters, Shasta daisies and pompoms. The bridegroom’s father was ^i^st man. ^Hcroomsmen were Kenneth Eu- ^?cne McAbee of Kings Mountain, Jack Douglas Kirt|^ and Bruce Wayne King, brothers of the bride, Joseph Wayne King of Kings Mountain, cousin of the bride, and Michael Ritch Pettus of Gastonia, brother of the bride groom. 'Miss Cheryl (McuVbee kept a bride’s book in the vestibule of the church where the 'bridal par ty 'formed a receiving line to greet wedding guests after the ceremony. 'Miss McAbee wore an aqua blue formal-length dress and a while shoulder corsage. The bride’s mother chose a beige dress with off-white jacket and a cymbidium orchid at her shoulder. The bridegroom’s mother chose a pink ensemible with a white Royal Bouquet orchid at her shoulder. Mrs. T. Frank Ware, grand mother of the bride, chose a pink dress with (matching accessories and a white cam'aflbti shoulder corsage. Mrs. Ullis King, grandmother of the bride, chose a beige dress with matching accessories and a w’hite carnation shoulder corsage. The bride’s parents and the bride’s aunts and uncles, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bolin, Sr. and Mr. and Mrs, H. T. Hannah enter- Continued On Page Tup Parkv'ay Baptist church of Greensboro provided the setting Saturday for a 2 p.m. wedding uniting Miss Alice Lee Pike and Edmund Milnor Brown. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Pike of Greensboro, is granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs.' George B. Hord of Kings Moun tain. of the church officiated, using the double-ring ceremony. Rev. Charles Howell^ minister Sam Marion was organist and Mrs. John E. Phillips was vocal ist for the program of nuptial mu sic. The bride, griven in marriage by her ft ther, wore a formal wed ding gown designed along empire lines o! white nylon organza em broidered with lace around the bo dice, juffs of the sleeves and neck line. Lace enhanced the Chapel length train. A Juliet cap held her veil of illusion and she carri ed a nosegay of white stephanotis and yellow roses centerd by a phalaenopsis orchid. Miss Kay Blown of Colunbia, S. C. attended the bride as maid of honor and bridesmaids were Miss Suzanne Connor of Shelby, Mrs. John E. Phillips of fioil- ing Springs, Miss Barbara Craig of Rutherfordton, Miss Donna Pike of Greensboro, Mrs. Wil liam K. Neely of W’ake Forest and Mrs. Dick Benton of Reids- ville. All the attendants wore long gowns of deep gold featuring lace on the bodice and sleeve cuffs. They wore matching headdresses and slippei’s and carried nosegays of white Marguerite daisies and yellow roses. Furman H. Brovm of Columbia, S. C. was lK?st man for his son. Ushers were Fagg Nowlan of Pleasant Garden, N. C.; Louie (Continued On Page Two) Mr. and Mrs. Jaccb Peter Hau ser announce the engagement of their daughter, Dianne Katherine, to Stanley Roberi Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dion H. Brown. Both families are of Kings Moun tain. The bride-elect is a 1970 grad uate of Kings Mountain high school and attended Appalachian State University at Eoone. She j mad? her debut at the 1970 De butante Ball in Sholoy and is employed in the offices of Kings Mountain Savings & Loan Asso ciation. The prospective bridegroom is a 1969 graduate of Kings Moun tain high school and attended Gardner Webb college. He is a senior student at Appalachian State University, majoring in Health and Physical Education. The vedding will an event of Dec'ombc-" 2nd in St. Matthew’s Lutheran church. Miss Karen Elizabeth Cansler of Chapel Hill, formerly of Kings Mountain, and Henry Adolphus London, II, of Charlotte pledged marriage vows Thursday in a high noon wedding in Clemmons, N. C. Presbyterian church. Rev. E. Lamar Beck, pastor of Fayetteville’s First Presbyter ian church. officiated at the ceremony, assisted by Rev. Ralph Underwood who prayed the Lord's Prayer as the couple knelt for the benediction. Mrs. Ray Jenkins was organ ist for the program of nuptial music. Organ program included 'em SECTION B THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD, KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C. Thursday, August 24. 1972 Miss Sylvia Diane Coleman and Randy Eugene Strickland, both of Kings Mountain, plan to be mar ried September 8th. Their engagement is announced by Miss Coleman's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Coleman of 111 'McGinnis street. A senior student at Kin^s Mountain high school, the bride- oloi't is employed by Throwing Company. Carolina The prospective bridegixoom, son of \Vo<Hiro\v W’. Strickland of Kings Mountain r.nd Mrs. Boyce D. Neal of She’by, attoni- ed Kings Mountain high school, lie is also employed by Carolina Throwing Company. rrr -I y r -3 MRS. MARVIN STEWART HAMRICK (Kathy Renae Ware) Elizabeth Baptist church of Shelby v.^as the setting Sunday for the 3 p. m, wedding of Miss Kathy Renae Ware and Marvin Stewart Hamrick. ‘ The Rev, Charles Summey, pastor of Gastonia’s First Bap tist church, heard the couple ex change vows of the double-ring ceremony. Mrs. FYed Mauney was organ ist and Mrs. Sidney Tannbr was vocalist for the program of tra ditional music. Mrs. Tanner sang *1My World” and "Walk Hand In Hand” be fore the ceremony and ”0 Perfect Love” as the ibenediction. The altar of the church was arranged with Southern palms and baskets of white mums and glads. Two spiral candelabra and four wT'ought-iron candelabra held lighted tapers. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a formal wed ding gown created of silk or ganza and imported Venise lace over faille taCfeta styled in Vic torian silhouette with a high neckline finished with Edward ian collar of lace threaded with velvet ribbon. Bishop sleeves were appliqued with lace florets and finish^ with deep lace cuffs. The A-lIne skirt, banded in lace and ribbon, dipped to the back to a Chapel length train. Her Chapel length veil of import ed English tulle was caught to a Venise lace Camelot cap and she carried a white prayerbook topped by Frenohed carnations Continued On Page Two A ••• MISS SYLVIA DIANE COLEMAN (Bride-Elect of Randy Eugene Strickland) Auxiliary To Host Parly At Oteen^ On Sunday Members of Otis D. Green Post 155 Auxiliary will entertain a group of veterans at Oteen hospital Sunday afternoon at a 2 p.m. bingo party. The unit will serve refreshments and present game prizes. Mrs. Robert Ruff Is chairman of the committee on arrangements. Legionnaires of Post 155 at the same time will pre sent a television set to patients at the hospital. A large group of Legionnaires and Auxiliary mem bers plan to gather at the American Legion building at I I a.m. Sunday morning to drive to Oteen. ♦ * * * WARE REUNION SUNDAY The annual James Grimes Ware and Edildia Ham rick Ware reunion will bo held Sunday, August 27th, at ttasonic Temnic at the corner of Landing street and Fulrvlew Road. Picnic lunch will be spread at 1 p.m. All friends and relatives are Invited to attend. * ♦ * * PAIR FETED SATURDAY Miss Kathy Renae Ware and Marvin Sewart Ham rick cut their wedding cake Saturday night at an after- rehearsal party held In the fellowship hall of Elizabeth Baptist church at Shelby. Hosts to 100 quests were the bride.-elect's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Ware. Mrs. Jack Ware and Mrs. W. F. Stone. Jr. were at the door to greet quests and Miss Jean Phifer was at the register Mrs. Dean Costner and Mrs. Bobby Webster rut and served the wedding cake and Miss Paulette Phifer served punch. The bride's table was overla'd with lace cloth caught up with yellow bows and decorated in the wed ding colors of yellow and green. The four-tier cake and punch bowl were at opposite ends of the table. Center- Inq the table was an arrangement of yellow mums and yellow carnations. Heart-shape sandwiches, cheese dais- Continued On Page Two ^ | "Claire De Lune,” "O Perfect Love,” "Ave Marie,” "Indian Love Call,” "Liebestraum,” "Bells of St. Mark’s,” and ‘‘Youll Nev er Walk Alone.” The altar of the church was decorated with spiral candelabra and arrangements of white snap dragons, yellow pompoms and pink roses. Anthony Cansler of Charlotte escorted his niece to the altar and gave her in marriage. The bride's wedding gown w'as a for mal design of ivory silk or ganza. The front of the dress and the low, square-cut necklme and short sleeves were trimmed with matching cotton lace re- emibroidei^ with small pailet- tes. The long, lull train, attach ed to the back of the neckline, was also trimmed in matching lace. Her veil, worn mantilla , fashion over soft folds of ivory illusion, was of old pointe de Venice lace. She w'ore white glace kid gloves and carried a white Testament topped with a cascade Of gardenias. iMrs. Diana Wohlford attended her sister as matron o! honor and only attendant. Her floor- length gown of green chiffon was flocked with pink and white floral design. She wore a white wide-brimmel hat with gretm trim and carried a nosegay of white pompoms, baby's breath and pink rosebuds. Tiic bridegroom's father was best man. After a wedding trip to Wil liam.-burg, Va., the newlyweds ' will bo at home in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. BRIDE AND HKIDEKGROOM The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Samuel W. Thrasher of Win ston-Salem. formerly of Mountain, and the late Grady Cansler o: Kings Mountain and y granidaughter of the late George and Martha Cansler and of the late Mr. and Mrs. W. \V. P-'i nch, all of Kings Mountain. A 1962 graduate of James A. Gray Sen ior liigh school of Winston-Salem, she receded her bachelor’s do- (Con*inurd On Page Two) Mary Williams Sandy Mauney Are Honored Miss Mary Williams of Marv- ville, Tenne.ssee and George II. tSandy) Mauney Jr., whose wed ding takes place Septem” or 2 in 'M.myviile. were honon'd at two dinner parties recently. iMr. and Mrs. S. R. Sulx^r Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Carl F^ingor. Mr. and Mrs Dan F'ingor and Mr. and Mrs. John Cheshire entertained 2f) couples at Kings Mountain Country club. Champagnp toasts were made to the bride-elect and bridegroijm- to-be. Dinner was served from U- shaped tables decorated in yel low and white with yellow and while chrysanthemums and greenery as central dootnation. The bride-to-be’s place was mark ed by a yellow shoulder corsage. The hosts took the occasion to present the engagtHi pair with gifts of silver in their selected pattern. Miss Williams wore a long dix»ss featuring a yellow skirt and print blouse. « Ken F'erguson honored Miss Williams and Mr. Mauney at a swim party and dinner at his home on Lake Hickory in Hick ory. The host and the engaged pair were classmates at Lenoir- Rhyne college. Guests were their classmates from Lenoir-RhynP. Mr. Fergu- son took the occasion to present his wedding gift to the couple*.
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