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A marriage of cordial interest
throughout thin section ton]; |.lnI "a"'
at the jPlrat Baptist i-hurrh Wotnc- i
day afternoon at 5:;to o'clock. wi | "'n"
MIm Wilma Nelline (iault hc.-atnc th.-j
bride of Staff Sergeant Franklin A. I v
Stroupe. j I'
Bev. L. C. Piuiiix. pastor of tin- sheO
church, officiate.], u*ing .]:< Ionl.lej < >ring
ceremony. Tl
The altar was arranged with ever- l"'n
greens, ferns, palms. white glmloli shnu
and white aster*. Cathedral tapers in Th
white floor eandelahra completed the Mrs.
effective setting. I'ews tor special I'ark
guests were marked with honi|uets voiin
of white gladoli and lcrn? tied with s'u>
white satin ribbon. high
_ A program of nuptial nuisic was s 1,,ir:
rn.i.lnso.1 Is*. MI 1,1 ^
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iat, ami Milton Fi-lnr of Mt. Holly. ","11
soloist. Mr*. I'iniiix played Claire T'
?le Lune, by Debussy, Keliubert '* Sim- Mrs.
. enade anil during the i-ereniouv. renei
J Behubert's Ave Mnrin was played Air
softly.YThe Bridal Chorus frotn l.ohen and
and Mmdelshohii's Wedding March the |
for the recessional. Prior to the cere- j in T
mony, Mr. Fisher soup "Because.") en
by dellardelot. and "O Promise Me"
by De Koven. For the honedii'tioii.
he sanp the T.ord Prayer, by Ms . 1
lotte. Mrs. Pinnix wore a blue ,jer?ey
town with shoulder or?:t-te of red
roses. ,
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1'shers were I'onwav .1, Cault. dr.. *'ro-?
brother of the bride. ; 11.i ForrestWarlirk.
of Shell v. b-ntbo- in lew of i.
the Itrb'e. Tt'e 1 ?' ' i*>> bi> ?T, J
best man. Irs broiler. Mr. Robert
Stroupe of Oastoii's. j j
Miss Franees Hunter of Charlette. ' wa,
was maid of-honor and Mrs. Clyde , aj jj,
Jolley of Kinps Mou:;tnin. "i?*er of ^ver
the bride, was matron of-honor. They
wore indention! dresres of pink mar- ^joul
quisette, fashioned with fitted bodioe jawn
three quarter lenpth sleeve, sweet-| *"
heart neckline and full skirt. Theji-'Ou
front had a lace trimmed peplenn j Mrs.
and a tailored bow was rrranped lit F. I
the hack to uiv-p n ntilirl a..?lU a*. I
feet. They carried old-fashioned j ? ' 1
noseirays. j Rook
The bride was given in marriags j tur??
by her brother. Bovce H. Qanlt. She Hill,
was radiantly lovely In her wedding. and
gown of ivorv satin, fashioned with and
fitted bodice and full akirt with lives
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It.it and yoke of marquisette, j
lered witti si-allopa ut' satin. Full* j
th "deeves ended in points at the:
is. Her fiiijjer-tip veil of br'dm j
inn was held with a band of tiny i
ers Hlu' carried a white prayer |
s. In pel with a shower bouquet
vliito orchid*.
?e bride"* mother wore navy hive
r with matchint; accessories and .
liHe of pink roses. !,
ic hrniejiroom's mother wore eoblue
with blue acceasorle* and j
bier corsape of pink rose*,
le bride, a daughter of N'r. ami !
I'miWiiv .Jackson (Jnult. Xr.. of
or street, Kiugs Mountain, is a'
g woman of oulture anil ohnrin.
is a graduate of Kings Mountain
school ami for a number of
lias held a responsible position
tie office of the Kings Mountain
ufaeturing Company.
10 i roleornom. a son of %^r. ami '
Robert J. Stroupe of Gastonla.
veil his training for I'. S. Army (
Service at Barksdale Field, Aala.
Albuquerque, New Mexico. For j
iast forty months, he has served
Soglar 1. arriving iii the States '
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e young couple left soon after ;
ereinony for a wedding tr'p. The ]
donned for traveling a black
twopreee dress, white gloves. '
shoes and bag in blnek. At her '
Ider, sne wore a white orchid
her h*'dnl bouquet.
P. Bookout Honor
at- Picnic Dinner
F. Bookout of Rock Hill. S. C? j.
honor guest at a birthday dinner
le home of her nieee, Mre. W. R. (
hart on Sunday. August 12. A
ie -I'nr.er prepared by his Kings
itain relatives was served on tnj
ie?ts inclnded Mr. J. F. Bookout.
Lueile Byers. Mr. and Mrs. H. I
lookout and daughter, Corinne; 1
H. F. Bookout. recently returnTrout
the European area, Edwin i
out. T7. 8. Navy, recently re- i
id from the Pacific, all of Rock
8. 0., Mr. and Mri. -Hugh Hoke i
eon of Lineolnton, the Everhart '
Fulton families and other relain
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Mrs. Jcihu 11. Hilling, nee Miss
Jarolyn Carpenter was honor guest j
it a delightful .bridge party on Thurs
lay afternoon, before ber marriage, <
Alien Miss Nancy Nickels entertain- <
il at four tables at the home of her <
sunt. Mrs. Joe Thompson. jl
Hosts unil mixed flowers adorue I !1
(he living room and dining room.
The bride-elect and Mrs. Tommy I
llHrper, a recent bride were ^eaon t
presented gifts and Miss Clara Mao J i
Uantt was presented prize for high t
wore. ' | 1
A delicious salad course with a<-- ).
-essories was served. i
Quests included the bride-eleej,
Mesdames Tommy Harper, Pan ringer.
Joe ITeddin, Jones Fortune, Miss
iusan Norris of Charlotte, Miss .Dor- i
ris White and gflest. Miss Kdith
Mooneyham of Hpartanliurg; Misse- !
Clara Mae Gantt, Sara l!#crndon, i
Helen Ramsey, Margaret Ratterreo. i
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nuniiiin lowaiii, ? O IMTier, l*,OIU10
Kcofer and Peggy Bak^r.
Mrs. T. Carpenter. Mrs. O. P.
Lewi*. Mr*. G. W. King and guest. ;
Mr*. Anna King Billing. of Knnnap
olis, were invited in for refreshments.
Mr. and Mrs. Gault
Entertain wedding'Party .
Mr. and Mrs. C. .?. Gault, dr.. enter. .
taincd at n cake cutting at tUe-? |
home on East King street Tuesday i
night following the rehearsal for the '
pault-Stroupc wedding.
The home was arranged throughout i '
with lovely eut flowers
111 the dining room the hridat mo
tif, white and green, was observed.
The table was spread with an emliroiderefi
linen eover with inset* or
laee. A three-tiered wedding rake,
dc'/iratod with dainty flowers land
topped with minatnre soldier bride/room
and bride yaeod the table.
Lighted white tapers in crystal holders
completed the table appointments.
The hostess was assisted in serving
iee erenm and cake by , Mrs.
Bovce Geull.
Guests included the bridal party J
and the families of the young couple. J
Mrs. W. K. Crook
Hostess To Club
Mrs. W, K. Crook entertained mem
bers of her bridge club at her home
ast Friday afternoon.
Bowls of mixed flowers were ar- I
ranged -in the living room and muste '
-oom. I
Airs, viauuine rayior wno na? tieen j
? house guest of Mrs. .1. K. Herndon
was presented an honor gift.
An iee course with cookies was sc.red.
Those playing other than club mem* ,
ers included Mrs. R. C. Ktheridge and I
?rs..CUu<lirie.Tvlpr, ' U
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Mrs. Taylor Honored
At Party On Monday
Mrs. J. K. Herndon entertained a' '
hree tables of bridge at her home 1
Monday afternoon honoring her hous>,'
suest, Mrs. Claudine Taylor, of Oris- |
:any, Va. '
Lovely summer flowers were ar'anged
throughout the home.
An ice course and coffee was Berv
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Miss Ratterj-ee Hostess
At Pre-Nuptial Party
Miss Margaret Ratterree was host- ,
*ss at three tables of bridge on last ,
Monday afternoon. The party was
given as a lovely pre-nuptial courtesy
to Mrs. John Dilling, nee Miss '
Carolyn Carpenter. ' I <
Lovely summer flowers were ar> .'
-anged in the rooms where the ta- i
jles were placed for the game. '
Miss Nancy Nickels scored high, '
eceiving a trophy. The bride-elect '
rag presented a gift and Mrs. Tom- ! '
ny Harper, a recent bride, was also j
emembered with a gift.
A dessert course was served.
? ? , Quests
included the bride-elect and . '
he following: Meadames Tommy Hat '
>er, Joe Hedden and Dan Finger; ,
Jisses Eoline Keeter, Betty Patrick. '
1elen Ramsey, Nancy Saber, Mary l
3velyn Ooforth, Nancy Nickela, Cla- ,
a Mae Oantt and Fay Mom. j'
Itrs. Claude Bhyne
Entertains Book Club
Members of the Thnradav After- j
loon Book Club and invited guests'
rere entertained at a most interestng
meeting at the home of Mra.
Claude Rhyne .on West Mountain
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The rooraa were arranged with
owl* of rosea and eolorful mixed
'lowers.
After the business aetsion Mrs. J.'
). Plonk presented the study, based
m an article in the American Maga '
;:tie, "I Live For Tomorrow," b;
'aptain Eddie Rickenbacker. Mra.
f, 8. Norman, Mra. M. L. Harmon
ind Mra. J. M. Patterson asaiated In*
he presentation of the topic. A fen- J
ure of the program, creating unua
imi interest was an elaborate display r
if artialea, most of Which were pur- t
hased In the Middle Knst aiyl sent (
lira. Myron Rhyne by her hnaband,
iajor Rhyne. f
Mrs. Rhyne was insisted in serv- c
ng a tempting salad course by Mrs.
L'T. De dinger ||d ' Mrs. Myron a
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Iavtted gaests Included Mrs. O. M t
taberts and Mrs. B. C. Etberid^s.
Bride of Ambrose Gray >
Miss Rosa Mae Strieklin. only dau
jhter of Mr. anil Mrs. K. N. Strick1
in, ami Ambrose Kslev Gray, younjt
eat hoii of Mr. an.I Mr*. 11. '/.. Gray .
jf Double Springs, Ala., were marre |
<l Tuesday morning August 21, at |
the home if Rev. I>. M. Rivera a:
Gaffney. S. i ]
M'.'a. Gray is a ^ra.luate of Che |;
raw, S. ('.. hinli s.-hool ami until her t
liaeharjie was a member of the Wo | 1
wen's Reserve. V. S. Naval Reserve. | |
Mr. Gray, a graduate of WinHton
County bi)fli srhool, Double Springs. | <
Ala., is a veteran of Worl.l War II !
in.) is now employed at Clinton En- j
irineers Works at Oak Rid^e. Tenn.. |
where they will make their home. i'
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OPA Personnel Guests
At Dinner Last Week
The perMMntol of the Offiee of
Drive Administration and others were ^
enfbrtnined at a ehieken supper on
I he lawn at the home of I.. I.. Alex
under. )>i>irmiiii of lln> Food I'ri'--Panel.
-ft Wednosdoy iiiyhf.
A ili'lirimis chicken supper with a- '
,-c?soiies ami watermelon was served.
Guests included W, K. Blakely. Mr. J
mi,I Mr*. Mill Maker, Mr. mid Mrs. <\
B. Warli-k, Johnny Warliek. Mr. an I '
Mr-. Atihrev Mammy. Airs. Neil
Thomson ami Miss Annie I.nuri '
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Miss T.otherow Weds
Romie Huffstetler i
The Mountain View Baptist church i
was a beautiful srenh Sunday ?t I
kijih noon, when Miss Guldie Totlic- i
row l??nine t!ie bride of Moinie Huff
slot lor. Ilov. Floyd Holler, the pastor I
ho-*-,I tb? vow- . <
'I'lio altar was flanked with greenery
ami on eaoli side were floor has
1 ts of jrladioli and dahlias.
The hride ehose for her wcddinu
oostume a navv Idue dress with inateh
in)! hat ami a shoulder length veil, j
with white arvessories. Her eoraage
was of pink rosebuds and orantre
blossoms and she earned a bouquet ]
of roses and sweet peas. i <
Her brother-in-law, Lawrence Fob- ' (
ter. j!ave her in marriage.
T'ne pianist. Miss F.stelle Pruitt, ,
rendered the wedding muRie."
The hride had as matron of honor.
Mrs. Wilms Sellers, who wore navy
blue with white aeeessories and carried
a bouquet of roses and sweet 1
[ ( as. ~
The bridesmaids were Misses Cat
letta Foster, Anita King, K?lith Bookout,
Margie Barkley, all of Kings
Mountain; and Miss Virginia Culler,
der and Miss lla Murvberrv of Mountain
View. They wore navy blue with
white accessories and carried uos?.
gays of roses and sweet peas, matching
the corsage of the matron of
honor. - ^
The bridegroom had as best man.
Richard Price, and the ushers were
J. W. Webster, and Lorn Barkley.
The bride is the younger daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Tutherow,
and the bridegroom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. H. 8. Huffstetler.
' After the wedding a reception was
held at the home of Mrs. Lawrence
Foster, sister of the bride. The guests
were invited into the dining room
where the table was covered in linen
which held a three-tiered wedding
?ake topped by a miniature bride
and groom. Mrs. Foster was assisted
>- rviiig l>v Mrs. H. C. Bellinger.
After the reception the couple left
for a wedding trip through South
Carolina, after which they will make
their home in Kings Mountain.
Miss Betty Neisler
Hostess To Schoolmates
Miss "Betly Neisler entertained a
{roup of her schoolmates last week
at the Neisler home in the eastern
part of tstate. Among the houseguests
present were: Misses Carol
Saulsburv of Hanover, Penn., Jan*
Prierson of Greenville, 8. C., Shirley
Yestal of Little Roek, Ark., Joan
Bennett of Searadale,. N. Y., Nancy
Raycroft and Bess 8tallinge of Durum.
ICrs. Franklin A. 8troupe
Honored At Party
Mrs. Franklin A. Stroupe, who be'ore
her wedding Wednesday waa
diss Nelline Gault, waa honored on
Saturday night at a party, at the
iome of Mra. Clyde Jolly.
Centeets were played with prizea
foing to Mra. Stroupe and Miss Car>lyn
Prince. The bride waa preaented
in'honor gift.
An ice course was served to the
'oilowing: Mrs. Franklin Stroupe,
ifesdames C. J. Gault, Jr., Bill Eng*
lab, Jack Clark, Bruce Cash, Royce
3au!t, C. J. Gault, 8r., J. C. Jolly,
ilyde Black well, C. L. Jolly, Misses
>iana Gamble, Naomi Edens, Carolyn
'rince. Nina Cole, all of Kings Moun
ain, and Mrs. Forrest Wnrlick and
ifitfs Peggy Warllck of Shelby.
Birth Announcements
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Dwyer anionnoc
the birth of a baby girl, Pa j
rieia Dianne, on August lat The
'hicago Lying In ?spital I'niverslj
of Chicago. Mrs. Dwyer is the
^roier Mia* Lillian Hirk*, 'of \bi?
'ty.
Mr. and Mra. W. W. Huffet inkier
irtiwmnee the birth of a son, Miekael
Inrry, on Anguat 12, at Shelby hoapv
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Mr. and Mas. Fred \V. Plonk an
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MHr th? birth of a *on, Bober
Ferguaon, at Memorial hospital, Cbai
otte, Wednesday, August 15.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. K. I?. Kvhiim, auil dau
thter, F.li/abeth Gainmill, are visit
ng Mr. aud Mrs Ben F. Ream.
?o-Mrs.
K. A. Milkiniel. Fr? .1 Me'
aniel anil Bobhv M. Daniel spent
ist week in Alexandria, Yn., where
hey were guests of Mr. ami Mrs,
P. G. .Jarkson and Miss Carolyn Me
>aniel. Miss McDaniel will entei
'lege in Washington, 1). C., or
September 4.
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Mrs. .1. C. J'ainter, ,lr., and daugh
er, Koline are spending the week
rith Mr. and Mrs. Fulton KverhaC,
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Mrs. Hulda Goforth left Tuesdav
or a visit to her daughter. Mrs
iVill Jenkins in Winston-Salem.
Sgt. Bobby Subfr gild Mrs. Suber
pent the week end with the former*?
arents, Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Sober
>gt. Kulier is an instructor at Officer
'amlidates school at Fort Benning
la., and came for n \ isit with hiicople
on the anni\ersnrv of the re
eipt of a letter from one his corn
ados telling the Suhers that thoit
inn. then a prisoner of the Germanivas
alive.
Mr. ami Mrs. Frank Hanihright ol
h Rethanv section hail as their ill*
ner guests Sunday, the following rel
ttives, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. ITnmhrifrh
of Roek llill. S. P.. Mrs. V. 1. an.
diss Retty lininhright of Vork. 8
ami Mrs. K. R. Prain of Xasn
i ilk*. Tenn.
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Rev. ami Mrs. John O. Hick* ol
Spencer. N. P.. spent the first of thi.veek
with Mr. and Mrs. .T. O. Uiek'
itnl family.
Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs
R. R. Yarbro were Lt. Joe R. Rickeri
)f Welch Convalescent hospital, Ray
:ona Beach, Fla., and J. R. Dicker?
and son, Larian, of Central, 8. C.
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Miss Mary Frances Horil, Misi
Maud Eunice Hard, and Mrs. Charle<
Thomasson left Tuesday for a visit
to Miami. Fla.
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