Tuesday, April 18, lOTS-MIRROR-HSRALD-Page 7
Shower
opening
of our new store in Cherry Plaza^m
are bringing back Woods Big Bucks.
While Woods Big Bucks may be redeemed at all three Gaston County Woods
Stores, we will be giving them only at our new Woods Store in Cherry Plaza
Shopping Center during our Grand Opening Ceiebration which wiii continue
through Aprii 30th.
Remember, we wiii give Woods Big Bucks oniy at our Cherry Plaza Store
No Cash Refunds On
Big Buck Purchases.
Big Bucks Not Valid
Unless Cash Register
Receipt Attached.
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Buck! I
Thank You!
For \
Shopping
Woods!!
President, Woods Stores Inc.
\ ' 'i;urujMt i'<- -• Bv W(hk)s Store'- Inc.
For $1 Toward An Additional Purchase At WoodsmllV>^<r
One
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Every time you make a
$7.50 purchase at Woods,
you'll get a Woods Big
Buck.
Each Big Buck is good for
$1 off your next purchase
Come to Woods and use
your Big Bucks to save.
When you buy $15 worth,
you get 2 Big Bucks - and
the values go on and on.
- Rules For Big Bucks -
• No Cash Refunds On Big
Buck Purchases.
• Not Valid For Cash Money.
• Big Bucks Not Valid Unless
Cash Register Receipt Attached^
Attach Cash Register
Receipt Here.
If Purchase
Is At Least
7.50 You Get
15.00 You Get
22.50 You Get
30.00 You Get
37.50 You Get
45.00 You Get
52.50 You Get
60.00 You Get
67.50 You Get
75.00 You Get
1 Big Buck
2 Big Bucks
3 Big Bucks
4 Big Bucks
5 Big Bucks
6 Big Bucks
7 Big Bucks
8 Big Bucks
9 Big Bucks
10 Big Bucks
Big Bucks given only in
increments of $7.50.
No change given for any Big Buck pur
chase when purchase is less than value
of Big Buck used.
(Example: If you make a purchase at
Woods Stores for 88 cents and use a Big
Buck, you will receive no change; or if
you make a purchase for $1.90 and use
two Big Bucks, you will receive no
change. However, if you use one Big
Buck and one regular dollar, you will
receive 10 cents change.)
Thank You!
For
Shopping
Woods!
Bride-Beet
MUs Robin Dickey
entertained Saturday at a
12:80 bridesmaids lun
cheon at Kings Mountain
Country Club honoring
Hiss Vickie Putnam,
whose wedding to Philip
Prancls took place Satur
day evening In Grover.
Champagne toasts were
made on arrival of guests.
Mixed spring flowers of
aU-whlte dogwood, bridal
wreath, splrea and white
azaleas decorated the
clubhouse.
The bride’s table was
covered with cream-
colored cloth and arranged
with pastel-colored spring
flowers. Guests were
seated at two tables, also
covered In cream cloths,
and arranged with bisque
cuplds.
Miss Putnam’s place
was marked by a white
daisy corsage which was
pinned to the shoulder of
her party dress.
The hoetess took the
occasion to present her
wedding gift to the bride-
elect, a gift of silver In her
chosen pattern. Miss
Dickey also presented
Hiss Putnam a novelty
gift, an electric dish
washer made of a cotton
dishcloth with a fake
electric cord.
A four-course luncheon
was served.
Guesta, other than the
bride-elect and hoetese,
were Mrs. T. L. Putnam,
grandmother of the bride-
to-be; Mrs. C. F. Harry,
Jr., Mrs. J. M. PrancU,
grandmothers of the
prospective bridegroom;
Mrs. P. A. Francis, mother
of the bridegroom-to-be;
Mrs. W. E. Putnam,
mother of the bride; Miss
Amy Francis, flower girl
In the wedding and her
mother, Mrs. Steve
Francis; Mrs. Steve
Dixon, Mrs. Tommy Neal,
and Miss Patti Herndon,
bridesmaids In the wed
ding; Mrs. Danny Griggs,
matron of honor In the
wedding; Miss Debbie
Francis, bridesmaid In the
wedding; and Mrs. James
Dickey, mother of the
Bride-Beet
On April 1, the home of
Mrs. Rick Bennett on York
Rd. was the setting for a
drop-ln mlecellaneous
shower honoring Mias
Janet Bridges, bride-elect
of Tommy Anthony whose
wedding wlU be an event of
-{Mother’s Day In Kings
Mountain Baptist CSiurch.
Entertaining with Mrs.
Bennett were Mrs. Gene
Austin, Mrs. Wayne
Blanton, Mrs. Harold
Q*awfbrd, Jr., Mrs. Stan
Gainey and Mrs. Carl
Morrow, Jr.
Mrs. Blanton greeted the
guests at the door and pre
sented them to the bride-
to-be. Mrs. Austin, Mrs.
Crawford and Mrs.
Morrow assisted the bride-
elect In displaying the gifts
in the family room.
The bride’s table was
overlaid with a Ivory cut
lace imported Italian lace
tablecloth Illuminated with
yellow candles In crystal
hurricane lanterns. Mrs.
Bennett cut and served the
horse shoe-shaped cake
decorated with yellow
roses, daisies and violets
surrounded by Easter egg
cakes. Mrs. Gainey served
punch from the crystal
punch bowl. Sausage balle,
cheeee straws, small
sandwiches, and lady
Angers were served from
diver trays.
A very large Easter
basket containing a
ceramic bunny, ducks and
eggs was on the bar.
Ceramic bunnies were
used throughout the house.
Geraniums, begonias, and
Easter lUles also wsre
tsatured In decorations.
Ths hostesses prsssnted
a corsage of yellow mums
to Miss Bridges which was
pinned to the ehoulder of
her floral party dreee.
Twenty guesta ahowared
the bride-to-be with
miscellaneous gifts for har
ntw horns.
Tha hoataaaes preaented
lha bride-to-be with a Saal-
A-Maal.