The Kings Mountain Herald
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SOCIAL BRIEFS
MRS. CHRISTOPHER TODD BULLOCK
(RHONDA LYNN FALLS)
Falls-Bullock exchange vows
at Patterson Grove Baptist
Rhonda Lynn Falls and
Christopher Todd Bullock, both
of Grover, exchanged marriage
vows at 7 p.m. on Saturday,
May 31, 2008 at Patterson Grove
Baptist Church.
Rev. Todd Reynolds officiat-
ed. Erica King, soloist, and Ann
Hall, pianist, presented wed-
ding music.
The bride is the daughter of
Teresa Falls and Ronnie Falls
and god daughter of Lawrence
Etters, all of Kings Mountain.
She is the granddaughter of
David Lockridge and the late
Lucy Lockridge and: the late Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Falls, all of Kings
Mountain. She is the niece of
great uncle Charles McDaniel
and the ‘late great aunt Liz
McDaniel. She is the aunt of
nephew Connor Blalock. She is
a 1993 graduate of Kings
Mountain High School and
graduated Piedmont
Community College with a
Dental Assistant degree. She is
employed at Gaston Family
Health Services.
The groom is the son of Dean
and Sue Bullock of Kings
Mountain. He is the grandson
of Lester and Victoria Bullock
and Yancey and Clois Patterson.
He is a 1990 graduate of Kings
Mountain High School and is
employed with E.D.C. of Kings
Mountain.
The bride was given in mar-
riage by her father, Ronnie
Falls. She wore an ivory floor-
length gown.
Sister of the bride, Laura
Elizabeth Blalock of Vale was
Matron of Honor. Bridesmaids
were Melissa Campbell of
Raleigh, and Kellie Wells,
Shawn Lockridge, Mandy
Lockridge, Ashley Leigh, and
Cindy King, all of Kings
Mountain.
Brandon Bullock, son of the
bride and groom, served as ring
bearer. Kalie Yarborough was
flower girl.
Dean Bullock served as. best
man. Groomsmen were Brian
Leftwich of Gastonia, and Terry
Bullock, Charles Bullock,
Bryant Wells, Larry Yarborough
and Marty Lockridge, all of
* Kings Mountain.
Parents and Godparent of the
bride, Teresa Falls, Ronnie Falls,
and Lawrence Etters hosted the
wedding reception in the fel-
lowship hall of Patterson Grove
Baptist Church. Parents of the
groom, Dean and Sue Bullock
hosted the rehearsal dinner at
Patterson = Grove Baptist
Church's fellowship hall.
After a honeymoon to
Surfside Beach, SC, the couple
resides in Grover.
Edward Jones moves to
new office location in
Kings Mountain
Doug Satterfield of the
financial services firm
Edward Jones opened a new
office at 307B E. King Street.
The new office opened for
business on June 17, 2008.
Satterfield, who has been
serving the area since 2000,
said, “We are excited about
our new location and we are
eager for our clients to visit
us.”
Edward Jones provides
financial services for individ-
ual investors in the United
States and, through its affili-
ates, in Canada and the
United Kingdom. To reach the
new Kings Mountain office,
call 704-739-0997.
Quilts and needlework
exhibit at KM Museum
The Kings Mountain
Historical Museum’s current
exhibit, “A Stitch in Time:
Quilts and Needlework Pre
1960,” will run through
August 23.
The exhibit features decora-
tive as well as utilitarian
quilts dating from the 1840s.
Needlework examples include
embroidery, crewel, crochet
and needlepoint.
The Museum is located at
100 East Mountain Street.
Hours are Tuesday-Saturday
10-4 p.m. and Sunday 1-4 p.m.
For more information call 704-
739-1019, E-mail kmhmuse-
um@bellsouth.net or visit
www.kingsmountainmuse-
um.org
‘Art Jewels’ exhibit open
at KM Art Center
The Kings Mountain Art
Center is showcasing a new
exhibit entitled “Art Jewels”
on the nature inspired art of
- Jewel P. Elliott from 1-4 p.m.,
now until July 27, 2008 in the
main gallery at KMAGC, in the
old depot at 301 N. Piedmont
Avenue.
KMAC is also offering art
and pottery classes and other
art exhibits by local and
regional artists. The Fireside
Gallery features art of the late
A.B. Mauney Snow. KMAC is
free and open to the public on
Wednesday-Friday 10 a.m.-4
p.m. and Saturday-Sunday 1-4
p-m. or by appointment. For
more information, call 704-
739-5585 or 704-739-2056, or
visit southernartssociety org
Tickets on sale for Class
of ‘88 reunion
The Kings Mountain High
School Class of 1988 will be
holding its 20th-year reunion
from 7-11 p.m. at Cleveland
Country Club on Saturday,
August 9, 2008.
The reunion will feature
heavy hors d'oeuvres, a cash
bar and on-site photography
by Shelby Camera and Video.
For more information, E-mail
kmhs1988@yahoo.com or call
704-739-8001.
Class of 1978 needs
addresses for upcoming
reunion
The Kings Mountain High
School Class of 1978 is plan-
ning a reunion, but is in need
of current contact informa-
tion. Send mailing addresses
or e-mail addresses to Debbie
Hullender at
dhullender2@carolina.rr.com
Ormmand family to have
annual reunion July 26
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Family will be having its
annual reunion, the 111th Old
Furnace Picnic, on Saturday,
July 26, 2008 at the Old
Furnace Picnic Grounds
between Kings Mountain and
Bessemer City. All Ormands,
their relatives and guests are
invited to attend.
BUNCO benefit for Amy
Tackett Friday at Joy
Theatre
A BUNCO benefit will be
held for Amy Tackett begin-
ning at 6 p.m. Friday, July 18,
2008 at the Joy Theatre, 202
Railroad Avenue, Kings
Mountain.
The doors will open at 6
p-m. for socializing and the
game will begin at 7 p.m.
Tickets will be sold for $15 per
seat.
Tackett has experienced sev-
eral brain aneurisms over the
past three years and has
recently had two strokes.
Money raised will help her
family through this difficult
time. For more information, to
reserve a spot or to make a
donation call Sandra Stirewalt
at 704-937-3283.
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