P»fe t BIIBBOR-HERAU)-TiiMd«y, BUy 10, lOIT
Dovers Exchange Vows
MRS. CHARUBSL. DOVBR, JR.
(Kathy Wright)
Kings Moiaitabi Oturch
of Ood was the setting Sun
day, May 1, for a 8 p. m.
exchange of vows uniting
Miss Kathy Dlam Wright
and Charles Lincoln
Dover. Jr. In marriage.
Ihe couple exchanged
vows of the double-ring
ceremony In a Csndlellght
ceremony In which the bri
dal pair lighted a Unity
candle on the altar.
Rev. S. W. Avery offi
ciated at the service.
The church was banked
with fern and arranged
with baskets of white
mums and dalalea, the set
ting Interspersed with an
arch of candles and tree
candelabra set with lighted
tapers. Candles also
marked the pews for
qwclal guests and a white
krteellng bench centered
the setting.
Mrs. Ellen McOirdy was
organist for the program of
traditional music and
vocal numbers were by
Mrs. Evelyn Bridges who
sang "We’ve Only Just
Begun” before the cere
mony, “Whither Thou
Ooest” and the benedlc-
tlonal "Wedding Prayer.”
CUven In marriage by
her father, the bride pre
sented him a pink rosebud
from her bridal bouquet
and preaented a red rose to
her mother. After the
benediction, the bride pre
sented a red rose to the
mother of the bridegroom.
The bride's wedding
gown was a formal design
of organsa featuring a
scoop neckline and empire
waistline enhanced by
gathered cummerbund.
Venlse lace complemented
the bodice. The A-llne skirt
extended to a chapel length
train which was edged In a
deep flounce trimmed In
Chantilly lace. Long, fuU
sleeves ended In a deep
cuff wiai lace ruffle. Her
Chapel-length veil of
Illusion was caught to a
Camelot cap covered In
Chantilly lace and pearls,
the blusher veil also
trimmed In matching lace
and appllqued with
sequins. She carried a
bridal bouquet of pink
rosebuds and white car
nations atop a lace-
vovered white prayerbook.
Mrs. Larry Wright at
tended her sister-ln-law as
matron of honor and
bridesrrtalds were Lytm
Tate and Derice Valatrilne,
both of Kings Mountain,
Denies Thompson of
Shelby and Debbie Kelly of
Yorh. S. C
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From Wedding Trip
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lOS Seaih Battltitiaad Ave.
KINGS MOUNTAIN. N.C PNOM I 71I-47II
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Jo
seph Dowda, who were
wed Saturday. April SOth,
formal gowns of doublaknlt ^ng trip to the North Oaro-
polysster, the matron In
Jonquil yellow and the
bridesmaids in pink. The
dresses were rose-
Una mounUins and ars at
home in the Dixon Com
munity.
Mias Linda Diane Chas-
Wn^ed A.ll« deigns j^^ame i. fiowda’s
featuitag Uce-titamod V ^ridi In a 8 p. m. wedding
taPenley’FOiApel Oiurch.
flounced lace rieeves. TTie
empire waistlines were
enhanced by detachable
roee pin. They wore
matching headdreasea and
suppers and carried nose
gays of white mums with
streamers of satin ribbon
matching thslr dreaaes.
Sherry Patterson, cousin
of the bride, who preMded
at the register, was
dressed In a blue gown
styled like those of the at
tendants.
Charles Lincoln Dover,
Sr. of York, S. C. waa his
son's beat man.
Oroomsmm were Tom
Dover, brother, of the
bridegroom, Jeny Dover,
uncle of the bridegroom,
Kenny Meeks and Danny
Kelly, aU of York, S. C.
Eor her daughter’s wed
ding Mrs. Wright chose a
formal gown riie brought
from Jamaica of pink en-
cnisted with sequbia and
ciystala along the V neck
line and elbow sleeves. She
wore a white shoulder
corsage.
The bridegroom’s
mother choae a long gyeen
and white formal and wore
white shoulder corsage.
Mrs. Sidney Short,
maternal grandmother of
the bride, was gowned In a
light green formal and
wore a white shoulder
corsage.
Mrs. Felicia Dover of
York, S. C., grandmother
of the bridegroom, cboee a
roee pink gown and wore a
white shoulder corsage.
Mrs. James T. Wright of
Oreer, S. C., paternal step-
grandn^ther of the bride,
chose aYwach formal and a
white shoulder corsage.
The bride’s parents en
tertained after the cere
mony at a beautlfUlly-
tqypolnted wadding recep
tion in the church fellow
ship hall where the p&ik
and white theme of the
wedding was featured In
decorative details and
refreshments. Overlaid
with lace over pink, the
bride’a Uble, highlight of
decoration, was centered
with a pink and white
central arrangement of
dalslee and mums. The
flve-Uer pink and white
wedding cake was cut and
served from one end ot the
table. At the oppoMte end
of the Uhle was a Mlver
punch bowl from which
ptnk punch was served to
aoo guests. Silver ap
pointments held nuts and
mints.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Morgan greeted guaots and
Introduced the receiving
line which Included the
bride and bridegroom,
their parents and grand
parents, Mrs. Sidney
Short, Mre. FeUda Dover
and Mr. and Mrs. James
T. Wright of Orssr. 8. C.,
and members of the wsd-
dtag party.
Mrs. S. W. Avery and
Mre. Calvin Hughes In
vited guesU to the re
freshment table where
Mrs. Jamas Patterson
served punch and Mrs. Ml-
chesl Bookout of Oaetonla
cut end aenred the wedding
cake.
After e wedding trip to
the North Caroline
Mowtalns, the newlyweds
wU be at home at ttS
JMfsreon Strsst in York,
South Carolina
BBIDBAIID
BRIDBOBOOM
Mir. and Mrs. James Ray
Wright ot Ktags Mountain
ars parents of the bride
who Is e ISTI gradueU of
Kings Mountain Senior
High School and a gradu-
ate of ths OOanetolafy
Oass. She Is a member ot
the staff of P. J.’e Beauty
Salon.
The bridegroom Is the
son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Lhieoln Doivor. Sr.
of York, S. C. and is a im
gimdtMtte ot York High
School. Ho is smployed by
Duke Power Ooinpa^.
Bev. Paul SorreUa, pedor
of First Baptist Church of
Grover, and Pastor Wil
liam Leonard Huffstetlor
heard the exchange ot
vows In the double-ring
ceremony.
Mrs. Andrea Beaaon was
organist for the program of
wedding music and Mrs.
Patty Hulfitetler Cash and
Mrs. Iva HuffateUsr
Henson were sololste.
The altar of the church
was banked with palnu
and arranged on either
side with seven branch
candelabra holding cathe
dral tapers. A floor baakst
of white Ctena mums,
baby's breath and white
glads centered the setting
which was enhanced by a
tell Tjnlty candle and two
smaller white candles on a
white column from which
the bridal pair lighted the
center taper. A white
kneeling bench completed
the decoration.
Charlie Monroe Chastain
of Bessemer aty escorted
hla daughter to the alter
and gave her In marriage.
The bride designed her
formal wedding gown of
siilto polyester crq>e and
tee veil, fashkmed with
empire bodice enhanced
with white huttone and
cuffs overlaid with Venlse
lace. The Blahop aleevea
were gathered at the cuffs.
A cathedral train was cov
ered with a veil gathered to
tee band of the skirt and
overlaid with matching
lace. She carried a white
Bible topped with white
rosebuds and baby’s
breath showered with
white satin strsamera
Mrs. Charles Ray
Watkins at GastonU at
tended her slater at
matron ot honor and
bridesmaids were Mre.
Charles L. Dixon of Gas
tonia and Mias Ann Dowda
of Grover, eelster of the
bridegroom.
The three attendants
wore polyester satin
formalB overlaid with
candlemlet bouquet
designed nylon, the matron
In pastel green and the at
tendants in pastel yellow.
The dresses were styled
along empire lines with
long, fitted deeves and
long, flared skirts. They
wore matching wlde-btlm
hate and carried noeegays
of white dairies, baby’s
breath and Ivy with
streamers matching thslr
(nesses.
Mary Edith Fulton of
BlackNburg, B. C., nlocs of
the bridegroom, was
Sower glri and wore a
white formal dreea over
laid with candlemtet bou
quet dealiped nylon and
carried a Sower basket of
roaepetals.
Charles Lee Dixon, Jr. of
Gastonia ssrvsd aa tlng-
bsarsr.
Ths brldsgroom's
tethar, Carl Roy Dowda,
was bast mm.
Groomsmsrn wars
Charlas Las Dixon, ot
Gastonia, Bobby Dowda of
Grovar, brotbar of tba
brldagroom, Johnny
Reavla of Kbigs Mountain
and Charloa Ray Watkins
of Gastonia, brottaar-ln-law
of tha brlda.
Attw rscatvtag wedding
guests In tha veatlbula of
Sm church Sm nawlywads
laft for a trip to tha moun-
tolm of Wastem North
OaroUna.
BBIDBAND
BBIDBOROOM
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Salsa of Serlas B and H
SavlniQi Bonda In aeva-
land County during the
Srat quarter of 1VT7 wore
8403,188. This rapresants
38.7 paresnt at tea County’s
goals of 81.836.830, ac
cording to Gaorga Blanton,
Jr.. County Voluntaar
chairman.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M.
Oiaataln at Baasamer aty
are parents at the brlda
who la a graduate of
Beaaemeraty High School
and attandad Gaston
College where she was
Ovlnattos treasurer. She la
enqiloyed In the medical
library of Gaston
Memorial Hoq^ttal. The
bride completed a two-
year Intermediate theory
oouree of Keyboard Arts
Music Study Bertas.
The bridegroom'is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Roy Dowda at Grover, md
la a graduate ot Kings
Mountain Senior High
School and Lalcaater
Polytechnic, Leicester,
England, eamng a certl-
Seato from City tt Guilds
of London Instltuto. Ho
received the "I Dare You
Award” In high school and
la seeratary-treasuier of
Grover Volunteer Fire
Department. He la em
ployed by aevemont Mills,
a division of Union Un-
dsrwear.
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MRS. GARY DOWDA
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Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Chastain and Mr. and Mrs.
Cart Dowda, parmts at tha
bridal pair, mtertainad
togothar Friday night after
rehaaraal at a cak# cutting
in the Penloy'B Chapel
Church Fallowahlp Hall.
Tha brids’B table, high
light of daoaratlon, was
overlaid with white linen
and arranged with a three-
tier cake topped with
yellow roses and a central,.
arrangamant of dalatea
and baby'a breath in a five-
branch Bllvar candaU-
brum sat with whits
tapers. Punch waa sarvad
from a allver aarvlea which
emtarad a round tabte,
overlaid with white Unm.
The tarlde-to-be wore a
yellow Qulana formal fea
turing long rietvea md
eoNvl neckline and a oor-
■age of yellow roooe.
Tho brido-oloct and
bridegroom-to-bo took tho
occasion to prasmt gifts to'
mambars of thslr waddhif
party.