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Thunday. Saptambw 25. ISIO-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALO-Pag* SB
Shower Honors Bride~Elect
LOCAL MAN RECEIVED AWARD—C. Gri«g B«am, chairman of
th« board of Carolina Froight Corriors Corp., Chorryvillo (Ult)
rocoivod a tpocial award whon ho woa oignally honorod a*
N.C. Doporimont oi Tranoportation Socrotory Tom Bradshaw of
Raloigh prosontod tho foundor plaquo on boholi oi tho
Amorican Truck Historical Socioty. Tho inscription road "In tho
oorly part of this contury thoro woro mon of vision who
porcoivod tho onormous potontial oi tho motor truck as a
moans of providing industry with swift, ofiiciont and
oconomical transportation. In tho loco oi odds thot ofton soom-
od insurmountablo. .thoy porsovorod with unbounding faith.
Tho rosult of tho colloctivo oHort was tho omorgonco oi motor
transportation as ono oi Amorica's groatost industrios." R.Y.
Sharps, board chairman of Pilot Froight Corriors, Inc.,
Winston-Salom, also rocoivod tho spocial award.
Shower Honors
Miss Hullender
A drop-in miscellaneous
shower honoring Miss Sandra
Dee Henderson, whose wedding
to Richard Farris takes place in
November, was given at the
home of Mrs. Stonewall Jackson
Sunday afternoon.
The 26 guests, who called bet
ween 2 and 4 p.m., enjoyed par
ty refreshments from a table ap
pointed with white lace over
yellow and centered with a
punch bowl with yellow and
blue flowers surrounding it and
appointed with silver appoint
ments holding party food.
Mrs. Ted Ledford of
Lawndale, Mrs. Lawrence
Oliver, Mrs. Wilburn Smith and
Mrs. Dean Oliver, aunts of the
bride elect’s mother, assisted in
entertaining.
The bride-to-be wore a white
and orchid dress and was given a
corsage of yellow and white
daisies.
Special guests were Mrs. Jim
Thompson, mother of the bride-
elect, and Mrs.G. P. Oliver,
grandmother of the bride-elect.
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A lingerie shower honoring
Sandra Henderson was given at
the bride-elect’s parents home in
the Bethlehem Community
Monday night.
The 20 guests, who called bet
ween 7 and 9 p.m., enjoyed par-
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ty refreshments from a table ap
pointed with yellow candles and
a yellow and green centerpiece
on a white and yellow tablecloth.
Crystal appointments held party
refreshments
Mrs. Nancy Wiggins, Mrs.
Donna Henderson, Mrs. Jackie
Wease and Lynn Thompson
assisted in entertaining.
The bride-to-be wore a grey
and white vest suit and was
given a corsage of yellow silk
daisies.
Special guests were Mrs. Jim
Thompson, mother of the bride-
elect, and Mrs. G. P. Oliver,
grandmother of the bride-elect.
Kathryn Goforth Honored
On Her Fifth Birthday
KATHRYN GOFORTH
Kathryn Goforth celebrated
her fifth birthday on Sat., Sept.
20th, at Temple Baptist Church.
Temple Baptist Church Pup
peteers performed the theme of
the party, “Muppets”. A BIG
Bird birthday cake was cut and
served with party refreshments
to family and friends attending.
Kathryn is daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Goforth and grand
daughter of Commissioner and
Mrs. Corbet Nicholson and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Goforth, all of
Kings Mountain. Great-
grandparents are Mrs. Alice
Nicholson of Kings Mountain
and Mrs. Rettie Goode of
Shelby.
Kathryn has a two and one-
half year old brother, Tripp.
Miss Elaine Hullender, whose
wedding to Jeff Dixon will be an
event of Oct. 25 in Kings Moun
tain Baptist Church, was
honored Monday evening. Sept.
15th, in the home of Mrs. Wayne
Blanton with a miscellaneous
•drop-in shower.
Entertaining with Mrs. Blan
ton were Mrs. Rick Bennett,
Mrs. Eddie Carroll, Mrs. Carl
Morrow, Jr., Mrs. Alex Owens,
Miss Margaret Owens and Mrs.
Dennisha
One Year Old
Dennisha Curtrice Edwards
celebrated her first birthday on
Friday, September 5. A small
gathering of a few neighborhood
children honored her. Dennisha
is the daughter of Sharon D. Ed
wards and the granddaughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George R. Ed
wards.
M. L. Williams.
The bride’s table was overlaid
with a natural lace tablecloth
centered with a bouquet of
assorted roses from the garden of
Mrs. Steve Ellis. The roses were
used in a large crystal cham
pagne compote as the center-
piece for the table. The rose
theme was further carried out on
a horseshoe shaped cake with
“Best wishes Elaine and Jefr.
Party pickups were served on
crystal trays and punch was serv
ed from a crystal punch bowl.
Miss Hullender received her
guests in the Great Room where
she opened gifts from 40 guests
and displayed them before the
picture window on tables
covered in white. A ceramic
bride music box decorated the
gift table.
The hostesses presented Miss
HiiiH|^er a xtitsage of assorted
midRnare roses which she pinn
ed to the shoulder of her teal
blue party dress. They also took
the occasion to present her an
electric skillet.
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