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Terry Sanford Award
Shirley Austin Is A Winner
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Bloantnln redptont of the Terry Sanford
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Award for Orenthrlty end Innovnaon In
the dnssroom and will represent the city
In diatfict competltton.
Bridal Luncheon Fete
■A bridnl luncheon
htonorlng MIsa Vickie
Maddox, bride-elect of
Steve Chilscoe, was held
Saturday at noon at the
home of Mrs. Lyn Kirby on
Dmna Dr. In Shelby.
Entertaining together
were the bride-elect’s
aunt, Mrs. Lyn Kliby and
Mrs. Cecil Jenkins of
Shelby. Assisting In
serving was Mias Karen
Jenkins, cousin of the
bride-to-be.
Christmas decoraUans
were used throughout the
house.
The bride's table,
overlaid with white lace
cloth, was arrang^‘!wlth
holly and red carnations,.
Ihe table for the grand
mothers had a smaller
arrangement at holly ,and
red camatlans as central
highlight.
Mias Maddox took the
occasion to present her
gifts to her attendants and
flower girl. The hostesses
gave the bride-to-be a gift
of china In her selected
pattern.
Special guests were the
bride-to-be's mother, Mrs.
Earl Maddox; the
brldegroom-to-be's
mother, Mrs. Edwin
Chrlscoe; Mrs. Richard
Rollins and Mrs. John
Maddox, grandmothers of
the bride-elect; and Miss
Thelma Rollliu, aunt of the
bride-to-be.
Miss Maddox was
cation
corsage, to,.pin. to the
sMuider ol her party
pantsuit.
Shiloh Presbyterian
Church of Grover will be
setting for the Saturday
niq>tlals.
BUZABBTH STEWART
Wonutna Editor
“Basically, I believe
music Is something for
•nitoyment At least, that’s
ttw way I try to teach It’’
And Shirley (Mrs.
Darrell) Austin, Kings
Mbixitain District Schools
wlrmer of the coveted
Terry Sanford Award,
pntctlces tide philosophy
■s schools music teacher In
■n five elementary schools
fei the system. It's reaping
Wvldends during the three
jrears she has been In
Kings Mountain.
Kids are being "turned
an’’ to the sound of music.
And they’re excited about
laamlng to communicate,
iRiglng everything from
Christmas carols to
melodies of yesterday and
today, learning texture by
am of Instruments, form,
hy dancing, and Im-
ynvlsatlon in creaUvlty.
Mrs. Austin modestly
says the children are
creative In music because
they are mostly
uninhibited, but her piin-
clpcUs and students will
quickly tell you that Mrs.
Austin capitalises on the
attributes of the
youngsters by Injecting
her own brand of en
thusiasm, versatility andd
love of music, which Is
contagious.
Supt. Donald Jones
termed Mrs. Austin’s
ability to get the best from
a student "Just tremen
dous’’ and said that ’’one of
the best things that’s
happened In the Kings
Momtaln system was that
day In 1074 when Shirley
left the Gaston system
after U years to nunre
home to Kings Mountain.’’
“She Is so creative
herself that she makes her
classes so Interesting that
everyone wants to take
part,’’ said Supt. Jones.
Bethware Principal
Ranald Nanney, himself a
ftrmer winner of the Terry
SMford Award for
Creativity and Innovation
In Teaching, agrees.
"Principals can place
Shirley and her class In
any comer In the school
and soon that comer will
the most exciting place
around,’’ he declared.
“The kids look forward
to her coming to each
school one day a week,’’
said Nanney. Mrs. Austin
also cheerfully gives the
classroom teacher
suggestions on using music
during holiday season and
special events during the
year and organises
assembly-wide programs.
Including the recant very
successful Red, White and
Blue Day held at all the
schools. She is always
ready, say her piinclpala.
In asaUtlng them and their
faculties In coordinating
special acUvltlea for P-TA
and assembly programs.
Involving the students.
Her untiring efforts are
not limited to the
classroom.
She la organist and
directs two choirs at First
Presbyterian Ouurch. Her
youth choir recently song
“Tliey All Sang Jesus’’ and
the Senior Choir will sing a
Christmas Cantata on
Sunday which combines
some of the “new sounds”
of today In a special ren
dition by John W. Peter-
A most recent project la
a group of BO voices of
school penonnal, langlng
from admlnlstratlvo to
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Honors Bride-Beet
Miss Vickie Maddox,
whose wedding to Steve
Chrlscoe takes place
Saturday In Grover’s
Shiloh Presbyterian
Church, was honored
Friday night at a drop-ln
shower hosted by the
Women’s Missionary
Society of Long Shoals
Werieyan Church.
The party was held from
7 until 8 p.m. In the church
feUowshlp hall.
Polnsettlas, greenery
and Christmas candles
decorated the refreshment
table from which red
punch was served with
decorated cake squares,
nuts and mints.
The 38 guests showered
Miss Maddox with gifts for
her new home.
Adult Class Holds
Christmas Party
1 Twenty members of the
Adult Sunday School Class
■of Dixon Presbyterian
Church held a Christmas
^party Wednesday right at
_Har^ O’s Steak House In
Crowder's Mountain.
; Woodrow Bridges Is
Olass teacher.
. CSenn Itountree, choir
director and a member of
the class, led the Invoca-
:tlon.
Present for the party
were Mr. and Mrs. Roun
tree, Mr. and Mrs.
Bridges, Mrs. Alma
Sellers, Mrs. Ethel
ChUders, Mr. and Mrs.
Gene Goforth, Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Humphries, Mr.
and Mrs. Roger Hum
phries and children, Mr.
and Mrs. George T.
Stewart, Miss Elisabeth
Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Bud
Stewart, Mrs. Wayne
Wells, and Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Berry.
Youth Encounter
Raised $8,915.05
I : A copy of the financial
report of The Greater
Kings Mountain Youth
IDnoounter For Christ has
been sent to every church
and business that con
tributed to‘the Crusade,
i Total contributions
funountsd to tS.BlB.OS. Of
ttils amount, $1,837.00 was
jDvsn by businesses,
•4,360.00 by the churches,
jMO.OO by the Crusade
Touth Committee, and
•3,088.06 was given In
offerings during the
lOusads.
• Total Crusade expenses
Mune to $8,643.84, leaving a
balance of $873.31, vdilch
•* jwas given to the Kliws
•fountain Mlnlstsrlal
Assoclatlan to be used In
the FoodBaidi and Helping
Hand progranu.
Any person desiring
more Information may
contact W. Clyde Bearden,
Crusade Chairman, John
L. McGill, Treasurer, or
any of the Pastors.
Phenix Party
Ron Osborne, Phenix
plant numager, said the
local Burlington operation
will hold Its annual
Christmas party on
December 18.
The plant will be closed
for the holiday from
December 18-36.
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