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Sunday fbr a a p.m. ex-
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^ uniting Mlaa Lynn Rena
DanlaU and Danny Kaya
WHght In marriage.
Tlia couple pledged vowa
of the double-ring Unity
candle ceremony before
^ the Rev. Jerry Smith,
mlnleter of the church.
Mre. Harvey Cody of
Oaetonla wae vocallat for
the program of wedding
muelc for which organ
Robert Voigt of Dallas.
The altar of the church
wae banked with greenery
and arranged with lighted
tapere In eplral can
delabra. White daisies,
mums and glads enhanced
the setting.
Herman Daniels
.escorted hie daughter to
the altar and gave her In
marriage.
The bride’s wedding
gown was a formal design
of whle organdie chiffon
designed with wedding
ring collar and yoke of
Illusion with long, bishop
sleeves. Re-embroldered
appliques enhanced the
empire dress and chapel
train. Her mantilla veil
'was trimmed with mat
ching Venice lace ap
pliques and she carried a
cascade of white roses,
sweetheart roses, and
valley llUes centered by an
orchid and showered with
bauy rt dreaui iulu
streamers.
Mrs. Kenneth Hayes of
Gastonia attended the
bride as matron of honor
and bridesmaids were
Miss Susan Daniels of
Charlotte, Miss L«a Ann
Daniels and Miss Vanessa
Daniels, both of Gastonia,
sisters of the bride.
All the attendants wore
long formals of seafoam
blue polyester knit
enhanced by lace trim and
matching shawl. They
cvrled bouquets of mums,
daisies and baby’s breath
tied with blue satin
streamers.
James Ray Wright was
his son’s best man.
Groomsmen were Jerry
Craig * of Greensboro,
Harry Wright of Kings
Mountain, brother of the
bridegroom, smd Charles
L. Dover, Jr. of York, S.C.,
the bridegroom’s brother-
carried the rings.
For her daughter’s
wedding, Mrs. Daniels
wore a knee-length dress of
beige floral polyester knit
and a white orchid
shoulder corsage.
The bridegroom’s
mother chose a long for
mal of soft pink pleats with
sheer, long sleeves. She
wore a shoulder corsage of
^ Cameron Is One-Year-Old Today
• CSameron Hord Falls, son
• of Mr. and Mrs. K nneth
• Fhlls, celebrates his .
• Mrthday June 31.
||t: A family birthday party
■was held Sunday afternoon
[at the Falls home and
zCamsron’s Wlnnle-the-
Pooh birthday cake was
served with ice cream.
Ton’s grandmother,
Mrs. Joyce Hord, baked
the cai e.
Cameron (s grandson of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hord,
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Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Otis
Falls, Jr., all of Kings
Mountain.
Attending the party were
the parents, grandparents,
great-grandparents, aunts,
uncles and cousins.
Cameron’s mother is the
former Denise Hord.
Mr. and Mrs. A1
Oawford will be host to a
neighborhood party
’Thursday (today) at their
home in honor of young
Falls. Cake and all the
trimmings will be served.
MRS. DANNY KATE WRIGHT
(Lynn Daniels)
Kimberly Lynn Ware
Is Seven Years Old
I . .CABBAGE GROWER-Panl Short, of 813 Third St.,
showsoff a seven and one-half pound cabbage he picked
from his garden this week. The Shorts* garden has been
planted with com, beans, tomatoes and other
vegetables, plus rows and rows of cabbage. Mr. Short Is
. also a flower gardener, grows beautiful roses,
chrysanthemums, and pansies.
MONDAY
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CAMERON HORD
FAILS
Kimberly Lynn Ware,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Cameron Ware of Kings
Moimtaln, celebrated her
seventh birthday Sunday.
A birthday party for 18
guests was held Saturday
at El Bethel United
Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall. The
party, originally planned
as a swimming party at
Lake Montonia, was
moved Inside due to the
played and favors were
presented the children.
'^'klm’s Star Wars-
decorated birthday cake
was cut and served with
Ice cream and party
refreshments.
Kim Is granddaughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James B.
Luts Sr. of Shelby. Her
mother Is the former Linda
Lutz.
white orchids.
Mrs. Jerry Smith
directed the wedding.
The bride’s parents
entertained after the
ceremony at a beautlfuUy-
^polnted reception In the
Church Fellowship Hall
wdiere the seafoam blue
and white theme of the
wedding wu featured In
decorative details.
Overlaid with lace over
white, the bride’s table
held a four-tiered wedding
cake topped with clusters
of forget-me-nots and
by a bride and bridegroom
figurine In a garden set
ting. Mrs. Charles Dover,
sister of the bridegroom,
and Mrs. Kathy Wrtght,
sister-ln-law of the
bridegroom, cut and
served the cake to wedding
guests. Mrs. Michael
by Mr. and Mrs. Calvin
polntments held an
assortment of party
pickups.
After receiving guests,
the bride and bridegroom
left for a wedding trip to
Myrtle Beach, S.C.
BRIDE AND
BRIDEGROOM
Mr. and Mrs. Herman H.
Daniels of Gastonia are
parents of the bride who Is
a 1972 graduate of Ash-
brook High School In
Gastonia and attended
Gaston College. She Is
granddaughter of Robert
Fletcher and Mrs. Hettle
Daniels, both of Gastonia,
and Is employed by
The bridegroom Is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. James
R. Wright of Gastonia and
grandson of Mrs. Sidney
Short of Kings Mountain
and Mr. and Mrs. James T.
Wright of Greer, S.C. He Is
a graduate of Sylacauga
High School and Auburn
University of AUbama
where he was a member of
Phi Kappa Psl fraternity.
He Is vice president of Jim
Wright Corporation of
IGngs Mountain.
Route Three, Kings
Mountain, will be home (or
the newlyweds.
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