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Postons Celebrate
Golden Anniversary
It’s Off To Hunt Inauguration
Mr. and Mn. John Fitira
Poston celebrated their
Golden Wedding Day
Sunday, Jan. 3 at an annl>
veraary reception hoated
by their children at the
new Cedar Lake Com
munity Center In Waco.
Entertaining together
were Mr. and Mrs. John
Poston of Waco, Mr. and
Mrs. T. O. Lackey and Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Poston of
CherryvUle, Mr. and Mrs.
BIU McMurry of Kings
Mountain and Mr. and
Mrs. Larry Poston of Can
ton.
The golden wedding
theme was beautifully car
ried out In decorations and
refreshments. Overlaid
with candlelight satin and
lace, the refreshment
table, highlight of decora
tion, was centered with an
arrangement of yellow
snapdragons, yellow
mums, yellow roses and
gold daisies flsuiked by sil
ver candelabra holding
yellow tapers. The four-
tlered cake, at one end of
the table, was decorated In
white and yellow and
topped with "BO”
numerals. The cake was
cut and served with
vegetable sandwiches,
cheese rings, sausage
balls, chicken salad
pastries, orange pick-ups,
nuts and mints. Punch was
served from a silver punch
bowl at the opposite end of
the table.
Gold snapdragons and
munru, three toplaiy trees
and other arrangements In
yellow and gold were used
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MR. AND MRS. JOHN FIBRA POSTON
... celebrate Golden Wedding Day
throughout the receiving
rooms.
Mrs. Poston, who wore a
long-sleeved formal gold
dress, received a corsage
of yellow roses. Mr. Poston
was given a yeUow rose
boutonniere.
Grandchildren assisted
In serving and Included
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Poston
of Franklin, who greeted
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guests at the door and
presented them to a
receiving line composed of
the host and guests-of-
h(mor; Mrs. Mike
Bumgarner, Mrs. Mary
Poston suid Miss Jill
Kendrick who cut and
served the cake. Susan
Lackey poured punch.
Mike and Randy Lackey
prided at the register
md Miss Anita Poston and
Mrs. Richard Karly
opened and dtsplayed gifts.
The gift table was
overlaid with yellow taf
feta and lace and centered
with a gold cupld
surrounded with greenery.
Sarah Self and John F.
Poston, both natlvas of
Cleveland County, were
married Dec. 39, IBM la a
ceremony pezlonned In
.South Caraima. Amoaf the
300 guests at the Simday
SLftemaon reception, from
3 until 4 p. m. was her
farmer schoolmate, Mrs.
R. H. Ponder of Grover.
Mr. Poston, a retired
farmer, and Mrs. Poston
have Uved almost all their
maiTled life In Waco.
Joyce (Mrs. BIU)
Cashlon, chairman of
Ctoveland County Damo-
erats, led a group of
Oavaland Cbunty Damo-
eiats to Raleigh Friday to
attand Inaugural fastlvl-
tisa, Including the BaU at
M. C. Stats Unlveratty,
honoring Governor James
B. Hunt.
On Saturday, prior to the
Inaugural ceremony at
which Hunt was sworn In
as Governor attd Jimmy
Oraen was lieutenant
governor, along with the
Council of State, Mrs.
Oaahlon attended a state
Democratic Executive
Cominlttee ineetlng.
Mrs. cushion said that a
ehartered bus with 46
passengers wlU depart
from Cleveland County
January 19 bound for
Washington, D. C. and
Inauguration ceremoitles
for President-Elect Jimmy
Carter and Vice-President
Elect Mondale.
HOUSE PAGE
Nicholas Van Myra
Orlandl has been i^-
pdnted by Carl J. Stewart,
breaker. House of Repre-
aentatlvea, to serve as
Page during the 19TT
Session of the North Caro
lina General Assembly In
Raleigh.
The period of service will
KMers
Named To
Dean’s List
Four Kings Mountain
students were named to
the Dean's List at Lees-
McRae College for the first
semester.
Those students from
KInga Mountain are; Lou
Ann Blalock, daughter of.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman W.^
Blalock, Jimmy R.
Greene, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Roger Greene; and
KArla D. Ruas^, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
WayiM Russell; and Ttudy
J. Childers, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James
Oilldera.
be Jan. 11-31.
Nleholss Is the son of
Tjita and Dankle Orlandl of
Routes, He Is a member of
the National Juidor Beta
Chib and a ninth grade
student at Tryon Junior
High School.
HOUDA Y VISITORS
Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Huffstetler entertained a
number of visitors during
the holiday season.
Among them; her sister.
Bobble Barrett and her
fiance, H. F. (Bud) Bryan
of Washington, D. C.;
Dorothy Spencer and Rosa
(^tln, all of Washington;
Glenn Harrelson of
Wilmington; Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Huffstetler, Jr. of
Spartanburg, S. C. and Mr.
and Mrs. CSiarles Bagwell,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Porter,
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Coet-
ner, Mr. and Mrs. Gus
HuftsteUer, Mr. and Mrs.
George Bowen, all of Kings
Mountain, and Mr. and
Mrs. T. E. Huffstetler of
Gastonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Huffstetier, Jr. also visited
during the holidays with
the Glenn Harrelson
family of Wilmington and
the Harley Whiteside
family In Bessemer City.
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Ttanmy Blanton, 18-year-
old son of Lois and Howard
Blanton of Durham and
grandson of Mrs. Ruth
Gamble and Mr. and Mrs.
Wiley Blanton of Kings
Mountain, continues quite
lU at his home. Young
Blanton recently under
went a second brain
operation at Duke
Hospital.
SEWING CLASSES
Ctoveland Tech’s Con
tinuing Eiki cation Depart
ment has announced the
following sewing classes.
R. D. Lucas Is the In
structor for these classes.
Beginner sewing begins
Tues., Jan. 18, from 7 to 10
p. m. at Tech’s Continuing
Education Center at
^Compact In Kings
■ Ifowttaln...;
Talloilng begins-Wed
nesday, Jan. 19, from 9 a.
m. to 13 noon at Tech’s
Continuing Education
Center at Compact In
Kings Mountain.
Tailoring begins
Thursday, Jan. 30, from 9
Ub
Stewart
a. m. to 13 noon at Holly
Oak Park In Shelby.
Persons, 18 years of age
and older. Interested In
these courses may register
at the first meeting of the
class paying the IS regis
tration fee.
COMINGS AND
GOINGS
Mrs. Louise Randall
returned to her home
Saturday after visiting her
daughter and aon-ln-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Owens, and grandchildren,
Brett and Kent.
Mrs. Randall also visited
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Collins In Florence, South
Carolina.
DINNER P.4RTY
FOR COUPLE
Mr. and Mrs. James
Herndon and Mr. and Mrs.
L. B. Hlnnant entertained
together New Tear’s Eve
at an after-rehearsal
dinner party honoring Miss
Lawa Foust Plonk and
Gary Ball.
The couple’s wedding
took place New Tear’s Day
at 6:30 p. m. In Central
United MethodUt Church.
Supper was served
buffet style to 40 guests.
Including members of the
wedding party and out-of-
town friends here for the
wedding.
Holiday decoratlans and
greenery decorated the
Hlnnant home on Cherry-
vfflle Rd., setting for the
dinner party.
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Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Hudson and family have
returned to Uttle Rock,
Ark., after visiting her
mother, Mrs. Delbert
Jackson and other
relatives. Mrs. Hudson Is
the former Brenda
Jackson.
4-H COURSE SET
Dixon Community 4-
H’ers are planning a
workshop In model air
plane building and young
people between ages 9-19
who are Interested should
contact Frances (Mrs.
Oscar) Green, 4-H leader,
or the 4-H Exteiulon
Service at Shelby.
Bill Sellers of the Dixon
Community and County
Agent Jim Jones will In
struct the class for which
plans were made at
Monday night's meeting at
Dixon Presbyterian
Church.
Record book forms were
also distributed at Man-
day’s meeting.
WEEKEND VISITOR
Miss Ira Lou Easley of
West Columbia. 8. C. ^ent
the New Tear’s Day
weekend with Mr. ss»d
Mrs. WUham Lavrcnee
Plonk and dau^ters. Jodi.
Janice. JIU and Jaclde.
coming espedaBy to at
tend the New Tear's
evening wedding of Lava
Plonk and Gary Balt ui
Central Unttod MethodUt
Oturch.
DaugtUer of Rev. and
Mrs. Charles Easley,
formerly of Kings
Mountoln, MUs Easley and
Jodl Plonk are senior
students at Newberry
College.
Rev. Mr. Easley U a
farmer pastor of Kings
Mountain's St. Matthew's
Lutheran Church.
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Laura Carpenter On
Peace Dean’s List
r
A Kings Mountain girl Is
among ths 76 Peace
College students, or 14
percent of the student
body, who were named to
die collets’s Dean’s List
for the fall semester, 1976.
Sophomore Laura
Carpenter, a 19TB graduate
of Kings Mountain High
School, U among tooss
earning Dean’s List honors
at Peace COUege. She has
qualified for the Dean’s
list at ths end of each of
semesters at
her three
Peace.
Mias Carpenter Is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles T. Carpenter Jr. of
418 Crescent HIU.
To hs ellglbls for tbs
Dean’s list, students must
maintain gradspolnt
averages of 8.6 out of a
posstbls 4.0 as full-time
students.
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