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MR. AND MRS. OEORCO! 8ANDFORD
(Renae Goins)
Couple Wed
In Raleigh
The marriage vows of
Mias Denise Renee Qolns
and George Robert Sand-
fOrd were spoken Satur
day, April 9th at the First
Baptist Church, Raleigh,
Dr. John H. Lewis, pastor
of the church, heard the
couple’s vows.
The bride, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Goins
of Kings Motmtaln, la a
1976 CUm Laude graduate
of Appalachian State
University In Boone.
Presently a candidate for
the Master’s Degree In
Public Administration, she
Is attending theUnlveralty
of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill on a Fellow
ship. She la a 1971 graduate
of Kings Mountain High
-School.*’
’The brt(totMefH,'aibn of
Mr. and Mrs. George
Avery Sandford of Cary, Is
a 1968 graduate of
Frederick College In
Portsmouth, Va. He Is
presently serving as
Athletic Director and Head
Coach at Josephus Daniels
Junior High School In
Raleigh, where he has
served since 1968. He la a
graduate of Cary High
School.
The sanctuary and altar
were decorated with
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Champions Say Vows
In Baptist Ceremony
Easter lilies to compliment
the season and communion
candles were placed on
either side at the altar.
The bride carried five
Icng-stemmed yellow roses
as she was escorted down
the aisle to be given away
by her father. Miss
Donna Carter, the bride’s
niece, was her aunt’s Maid
of Honor, and carried three
long-stemmed yellow
roses. The groom’s father
was his son-’s best man.
Tony Goins of
Statesville, and Richard
Goins of Charlotte,
brothers of the bride, were
ushers for the wedding.
The bride and groom
repeated the traditional
wedding vows for the
double ring ceremony.
Wedding ^''musie was
provided by Ms. Pat Long
of Raleigh.
The couple
honeymooned at the North
Carolina Coast for the
week after the wedding
and will reside at the
groom’s home, at 404
Morrison Avenue, Raleigh,
North Carolina.
A reception was held In
the church Fellowship Hall
Immediately following the
ceremony. One hundred
guests attended.
Miss Terry Krlssandra
Humphries became ths
bride of James Albert
Champion, Jr. Saturday
evening In a 8 p. m. wed
ding In Shelby’s Zoar
Baptist Church.
The couple exchanged
vows of the double-ring'
ceremony before the Rev.
Dan Jolly, minister of the
church. Miss Mary Helen
Humphries was organist
lor the program of nuptial
music and Ken Brooks was
vocal soloist.
The altar of the church
was banked with palms
and enhanced by cathedral
tapers In wrought-lron
candelabrum entwined
with fern.
Robert Wendell Hum
phries escorted hie
daughter to the altar and
gave her In marriage. The
bride’s wedding gown was
a formal design of satln-
backed crepe fashioned
along princess lines and
ccmplemented by a floor-
length cape at 'Venlse lace.
She wore a garland of
baby’s breath In her hair
and carried a bouquet of
yellow roses centered with
a white orchid.
Miss Tammy Humphries
attended her sister as meld
of honor and bridesmaids
were Miss Kathy Henson of
Easley, S. C., cousin of the
bride; Mrs. Doyle Neason
of Sumter, S. C., Mrs. Mike
McDaniel of Kings Moun
tain and Miss Robin Dover
of Shelby.
All the attendants wore
fcrmals of crepe and voile
designed along princess
lines and enhanced by
crepe and voile matching
capes. They carried
bouquets of mums, daisies
and baby’s breath.
James Albert Champion
of Kings Moimtaln was his
son’s best man.
Rick Champion, brother
of the bridegroom,
Dwayne Humphries,
brother of the bride, Ken
Reynolds and Mike Mc
Daniel served as
groomsmen.
BRIDE AND
BRIDEGROOM
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Wendell Humphries of
Shelby are parents of the
bride who Is a 1974
graduate of Crest High
School.
The bridegroom is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. James
Albert Champion of Kings
Mountain and Is a 1989
graduate of Kings
Mountain High School.
Route Three will be
home for the newlyweds.
Out-of-town guests In
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Doug
Humphries of West
Virginia, Mr. euid Mrs.
Eaii Scott and family of
Hardy, Kentucky, Mr. and
Mra. Dan Boulay of
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Sumter, S. C., and Mr. and
Mrs. Dean Henson of
Easley, S. C.
After their wedding
rehearsal on Friday
evening, the bride-to-be
and her future husband cut
their wedding cake at a
cake cutting In the
fellowship hall of Zoar
Bsq>tlst Clurch.
Assisting In receiving
and entertaining were
Mra. Polly Brady, Mrs.
Coyt Heater and Mrs.
Msule McNeely.
Honored With Shower
Miss Trudy Childers,
whose wedding to Kevin
Bildges takes place June
6th In Dixon Presbyterian
Church, was honored
Sunday at a drop-ln kit
chen shower at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bridges
In the Dixon Community,
parents of the brldegroom-
to-be.
Entertaining together
were Mrs. Wendell Bunch,
sister of the prospective
bridegroom, and Mrs.
Eddie Bridges, slater-ln-
law of the brldegroom-to-
be.
’The 26 guests showered
the engaged pair with gifts
for their kitchen.
Miss Childers received
with her mother, Mrs.
James A. Childers, her
future mother-in-law, Mrs.
Bob Bridges, and her
grandmother, Mrs. Darvln
Earie.
A color note of pink and
white featured decorative
details and refreshments.
Punch and party pick-ups
were served from a table
overlaid with white lace
cloth and centered ^Ith an
arrangement of pink and
white flowers and
arranged with silver ap
pointments.
Miss Childers ware a
cream colored party dress
and was given a corsage of
pink miniature roses.
Feted At
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Downtown Kings Mountain
Phone 739-3791
KIM MARIA ALLEN
ENGAGED - Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Allen of Ralslgh
announce the engagement of their daughter, Kim
Marla, to TTiomas RueeeU Hinton, son at Rev. and Mre.
RumeU Lee Hinton of Kltiff Mountain. Both the bride-
to-be and the prospective bridegroom will graduate
from Mare Hill College thle month. ’The wedding will be
an event at May 2Ut In New Hope Baptist Church of
Raleigh.
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Ml— Kim Alien, whose
' vsddlng to ’Thomae Hinton
' ekes place May 81st In
talelgh, was honored
laturday night, Apr. 80th,
t a drop-in mlscellaneoua
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laU.
Hosteeeea for the occa-
fem were Mrs. Howard
kiampion, Mrs. Horace
laU, Mrs. Stokes Wright,
lire. Bob Wars, Mrs.
lobby Webster, Mrs. GUea
Bell, Mis. Mamie Bell,
Mrs. Frank Ledford, Mlse
Both Wright, Mre. W. F.
Stone, Jr., and Mrs. Marty
Southards.
TYilrty-flve guests called
between 7 end 9 p. m.
Mlie Allen received with
her prospective
bridegroom and her future
bmother-ln-law, Mrs.
Russell Hinton. For the
occasion, she chose a long
blue drees and was
prssented a novelty oor-
Mge of kitchen Items.
TYis wedding colors of
ghigsr and apricot were
earrled out on the refresh
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of assorted colors of Iris,
Including apricot, were
used on both the rstrssh-
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