Page SB—MIRROR-HERALD—Thursday, March S, 1977
Thornburgs In Bahamas For Wedding Trip
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Mr. and Mrs. Lanath
Newell Thornburg, who
were wed Friday, are on a
wedding trip to Freeport In
the Orand Bahamas, and
afterwards will occupy
their new home In the Oak
Orove Community.
Miss Diane Louise Trla
became Mr. Thornburg’s
bride Friday In a 7 p. m.
formal wedding In Oak
Grove Baptist Church.
Rev. Russell Hinton,
pastor of the bridegroom,
and Rev. Michael HOban,
pastor of the bride at St.
Mary’s Catholic Church,
officiated, using the
double-ring ceremony.
'The altar of the church
was enhanced by a brass
tree candelabra holding 16
cathedral candles and
flanked by white floor
baskets of rainbow colored
mums and greenery. A
satin-covered kneeling
bench centered the setting.
Pew-markers were hurri
cane lamps of tall tapers
arranged with pink and
white mums. Pink candles
In white holders
surrounded by greenery
were used In each window
of the sanctuary.
Mrs. Darrell Austin was
organist for the program of
nuptial mu Re and vocal
numbers were by Miss
Lynn McDaniel who sang
"Entreat Me Not To Leave
Thee" before the
ceremony and "Wedding
Pmyer” as the couple
knelt for the benediction by
Father Hoban. For the
recessional of the bridal
pcuty, Mlaa McDaniel sang
"We've Only Just Begun."
John Joseph Trla, Sr.
escorted his daughter to
the altar and gave her In
marriage. The bride's
wedding gown was a
Couple Say Vows
At Second Baptist
Freewill Baptist Church
on Second Street was the
setting Friday, Feb. 2nth,
for a 4 p. m. exchange of
wedding vows uniting Miss
Tina Hambrlght and Doug
Mills.
The couple pledged vows
of the double-ring
ceremony before the Rev.
Jesse Mayberry, grand
father of the bride. In the
presence of their Im
mediate families and
friends.
HUllard Kish Hambrlght
escorted his daughter to
the altar and gave her In
msuTlage. The bride wore
a formal gown featuring a
floral pinafore design with
long sleeves of white biidsd
satin. She carried a
bouquet of pink and white
bridal flowers.
Daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. HllUard Kish
Hambrlght of Kings
Mountain, the bride Is a
senior student at Kings
Mountain Senior High
School.
Mr. and Mra Robert
Green of Kings Mountain
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MR. AMD MRS. DOUG M1IL8
(TlnaHanibriglit)
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MISS LORETTA FATE MARTIN
ENGAGED — Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ray Martin of
Kings Mountain announce the engagement of their
daughter, Loretta Faye, to Douglas Keith Ballew, son of
the Rev. and Mrs. Donald L. Ballew of Gastonia. The
bride-to-be Is a senior student at Kings Mountain Senior
High School and Is a studenMeacher aide at KMSHS.
The prospective bridegroom, a 1974 graduate of Hunter
Huas High School, Is employed by Commercial Prin
ters, Inc. of Gastonia. A late Fall wedding Is planned.
are parents of the
bridegroom who la a 1979
graduate at KMSHS and la
employed by Park Tam
Mills..
The newlyweds have
returned from a wedding
trip and are at home In
Kings Mountain.
Resume
Friday
Classes
Harry Matthews, Dean
of Instruction at Cleveland
Tech, has announced the
resumption of Friday
classes to begin Fri., Mar.
4.
In compliance with Gov.
Jim Hunt’s request to
conserve energy,
Cleveland Tech reduced Its
live-day cgieratlon to four
days during the month of
Februaiy.
Cleveland Tech’s
schedule for classes and
adminlstrattve services Is
8a. m. to 4 p. m. and 6 to 10
p. m. Monday through
Friday. The Learning
Resource Center (LitC) Is
open to from 8 a. m. to 10 p.
m. Monday through
Friday.
All Friday night classes
scheduled for Tech’s
Annex during the adjusted
schedule will meet Fri.,
Mar. 4, at the Annex.
formal design of Can
dlelight chiffon featuring
modified empire waist, V
neckline and Bishop
sleeves. The bodice,
sleeves, full A-Une skirt
and Chapel length train
were edged in Ivory Venlse
lace. Her Chapel-length
veil of illusion was draped
from a wlde-brlmmed
picture hat of Venlse lace
and she carried a bouquet
of pink carnations, yellow
mums, daisies and baby’s
breath centered with a
doaen Sweetheart roses.
She wore a diamond and
sapphire necklace, wed
ding gift from the
bridegroom.
Mrs. Scott HIU of Kings
Mountain attended her
slater as matron of honor
and bridesmaids were
Mrs. John J. Trla, Jr. of
Tallahassee, Fla., sister of
the bridegroom; and Miss
Joy Wilson and Miss Susan
Wilson, both of Gastonia,
cousins of the bride,
Ashley Champion,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Oari Champion, cousin of
the bridegroom, was
flower girl.
All the attendants wore
formal-length gowns of
green and pink floral sheer
over taffeta. The halter
dresses were designed
with tie Jackets with
butterfly sleeves. They
wore fresh flowers in their
hair matching their
dresses and carried
miniature ptaik mums.
Participating in the
wedding as honorary at
tendants were Miss Karen
Dixon and Miss Marlsa
Dixon, both of Gastonia,
cousins of the bride, and
Mias Suzanne Jenkins of
Morganton, cousin of the
bride. They wore long
gowns In beige, pink and
yellow and carried
bouquets of mums mat
ching their dresses.
Newell O. Thornburg
wsui hla sen’s best man.
Groomsmen were
Rodney Thornburg,
brother of the bridegroom;
John. Trla, ,„Jr„ ...pjt
Tnllahnssee, Fla., brother
of the bride'; Scott Hill,'
brother-in-law of the
bride; David Randsdl and
Mike Jlmlson, uncle of the
bridegroom, all of Kings
Mountain.
Kevin Champion, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Cluunplon, cousin of the
bridegroom, was
ringbearer.
Serving as acolytes were
Howard Dixon, Jr., the
bride’s cousin; Craig Bell,
Brent Bell and Chris
Champion, cousins of the
bridegroom, all of Kings
Mountain.
Mrs. Mike Jlmlson
presided at the guest
register In the vestibule of
the church.
For her daughter’s
wedding Mrs. Trla chose a
cranberry formal with
shoulder corsage of white
orchids.
The bridegroom’s
mother chose a formal
long-sleeved gown of
Jonquil yellow chiffon and
a corsage of white orchids.
After the ceremony the
bride’s parents en
tertained at a beautifully-
appointed reception at
Woodbrldge Country Club
where the wedding theme
was featured In decorative
details. Overlaid with
white lace cloth, the
bride’s table, highlight of
decoration, held the
pedestal wedding cake.
Iced In pink and white, and
topped with miniature
bridal couple. A cham
pagne fountain was on
end of the table and guests
toasted the bride and
bridegroom.
Arrangements of pink
and white q>rlng flowers
and candles decorated the
buffet table from which
guests were Invited to
enjoy supper. Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Clonlnger and Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Bell greeted
guests and receiving with
the bridal couple and their
parents were Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas E. Wilson,
granc^arents at the bride,
and Mrs. Gertrude
Champion and Mr. and
Mrs. Wray Thornburg,
grandparents of the
bridegroom. Mrs. Finley
Clarke of Morganton, aunt
of the bride, served the
cake to guests sind Mrs.
Giles Bell presided at the
punch bowl.
Dan Daniels and Combo
of Charlotte provided
music., .lor dinner and
‘ dancing...,
-IBttWCANDT
BRIDEGROOM
Mr. and Mrs. John J.
Trla, Sr. of Kings Moun
tain are parents of the
bride who Is a graduate of
Kings Mountain High
School and attended
Western Carolina
University at CuUowhee.
She Is employed In the
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The bridegroom, son of
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Thornburg of the Oak
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graduate of Kings
Mountain High School and
attended Lees McRae
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Is •mploysd by Foots
Mineral Company.
Mrs. Buford Ware
directed the wedding.
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Mountain, will be home for
the newlyweds after their
wedding trip to the
Bahamas.
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