Couple Is Honored
At Rehearsal Party
Rev. and Mrs. T. A. Lineberger
and Miss Rhea Lineberger hon
ored Miss Peggy Cloninger and
William E. (Bill) Harmon at an
after-rehearsal party Saturday
evening.
The party was held following
the couple’s wedding rehearsal
and was attended by members
of the immediate families and
the wedding party.
A color note of pink and white
was observed throughout the
church, fellowship hall. A white
linen doth covered the bride’s
table which held tapers in crystal
candelabras, the pOnch service,
and pink and white arrangements.
Heart-shaped and wedding bell.
Elizabeth Stewon, Editor
shaped cakes were served with
pink punch and salted nuts.
Miss Florence Cloninger, sister
of the bride-elect, served punch.
Miss Oloninger wore a full
skirted pink party dress with mat
ching accessories.
The wedding of Miss Cloninger
and Mr. Harmon was an event of
Sunday in Macedonia Baptist
church.
Mrs. Herbert Plonk, of Raleigh,
spent the weekend with relatives
in Kings Mountain.
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Miss Peggy Cloninger Married Sunday
To William E. Harmon In Church Rites
In a 12 o’clock noon wedding
Sunday in Macedonia Baptist
church, Miss Peggy Faye Clonin
ger and William Erskine Har.
mon, both of Kings Mountain,
were united in marriage.
Rev. T. A. Lineberger, minister
of the church, and Rev. Wayne
Haynes, of Grover, torother-in.
law, of the bride, performed the
impressive ceremony.
The couple pledged vows of
the double - ring ceremony be
fore a background of white glads
and greenery.
Wedding music was rendered
by Miss Rhea Lineberger, organ
ist, who played “Tenderly” by
Gross, "Through the Years” toy
Youmanns, “Clair de Lune” by
Debussy, and the traditional mar.
ches, “Bridal Chorus” from “Lo
hengrin” toy Wagner and Mendel.
ssoWn’s “Wedding March” from
"A Midsummer Night’s Dream.”
The couple entered the church
together. The bride wore a Dior
blue chiffon dress featuring a
fitted bodice and full street-len
gth skirt. She wore a matching
jewel hat with matching Shoes
and carried a white prayerbook
topped with white rosebuds from
which extended white ribbon
streamers. Her only ornament
was a single strand of pearls.
Mrs. Cloninger, mother of the
; bride, wore a street . length dress
;of Cinder gray with black acces
sories and a white shoulder cor
sage.
The groom’s mother, Mrs. Ben
F. Beam, was dressed in French
blue with matching accessories
and her corsage was also of
white carnations.
Ushers were Dwight 'Ware and
Richard McGinnis, both of Kings
Mountain.
The couple received wedding
guests in the church vestibule and
left for a trip through the moun
tains of Western North Carolina.
Mrs. Harmon wore a gray white
trimmed dress vdth white acces
ories and the flowers from her
prayerbook.
Mrs. Harmon, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. L. June Cloninger, was
graduated from Kings Mountain
high school. Mr. Harmon, son of
, Mrs. Ben F. Beam, of Kings
Mountain, was graduated from
Kings Mountain high school,
Gardner . Webb college, and ser.
ved in the army two years. Both
are employed here by Neisler
Mills.
The couple will occupy an a
partment at 403 West Mountain
street.
Garden Clubs Of City Supporting
Governor's Campaign Against Litterbug
Garden clubs of the state are
supporting the governor’s cam
paign against “litterbugs” and
members of the conservation and
beautification council of the gar
den clubs in the city are inviting
Kings Mountain area citizen to
join the effort.
Mayor Glee A. Bridges’ state,
ment concerning the project fol
lows:
Governor Luther Hodges has
asked the cooperation of every
person in our state in his war a
gainst the “litterbug” who is care
lessly leaving trails of clutter ov.
er our highways, countryside, ci
ties, and vacation spots. Perhaps,
the "litterbug” is unconscious of
the fact that he constantly throws
Program On Wild Fl(
At House And Gard
The September meeting of the
House and Garden club was held
at the home of Mrs. Hugh Orrnand
last Wednesday, September 11th,
at 3 o’clock.
Mrs. Charles Neisler, club pres
ident, called the meeting to order
and welcomed a new member,
Mrs. Bobby Maner.
Reports were given concerning
the floral fair to be held toy the
Woman's oluto October 16th and
intra - club council activities.
Prince Family Host
At Birthday Dinner
Honored at a! birthday dinner
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. A. B. Prince were Jack
Prince, Miss Betty Prince, and A.
B. Prince.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Prince and
family, of Gainesville, Ga., had
been visiting in the homes of rel
atives here. They and Miss Betty
Prince returned Sunday to Gaines,
ville. Miss Prince is a student at
Brenau college in Gainesville.
Members of the family were
present for the occasion.
trash from his auomobile win
dows; tout the people who must
keep our state clean are all too
conscious that he uses our state
for a wastebasket.”
“The money that is being spent
to keep North Carolina clean is
staggering. Would it not be pre
ferable to see these millions of
dollars put to more constructive
use in our state? Wouldn’t it be
better to let visitors from other
states see how (beautiful our land
and cities really are? Wouldn’t
it be more progressive to use our
tax money for more intelligent
purposes ?
“I am. asking your earnest
thought and cooperation in get.
ting rid of one of our worst pests,
the “litterbug.”
)wers Given
en Club Meeting
Mrs. Aubrey Mauney presented
an interesting and colorful pro
gram on “Wild Flowers.” Mrs.
Mauney illustrated her subject by
showing color slides of wild flow,
ers which grow in this locality.
Two arrangements were judged
and Mrs. Amos Dean received the
blue ribbon. Her arrangement con.
sisted of Bells of Ireland, coral
glads, and apricot roses in a white
compote. Mrs. Halbert Webb’s ar.
rangement featured pyracantha
berries in a brass pitcher.
Mr. Ormand was assisted in
serving a dessert plate.
Methodist Class
To Meet Tuesday
The Adult Fellowship class of
Central Methodist church will ga
ther for a family covered dish
supper Tuesday evening at 6:30
p.m.
Announcement was made by
Baxter Payseur, president of the
class, who said the group would
meet at the summer cottage of
Mr. and Mrs. Clay Poston, off
Shelby road.
Baird Furniture
IN THE HISTORICAL CITY
104 West Mountain Street
KINGS MOUNTAIN. NORTH CAROLINA
The whistle will soon blow on the gridirons of the schools through
out’the land and as the toe touches the pigskin for the kick off another
football season will be under way.
The heat of summer is replaced by the chill of autumn. Vacations
are over—school starts—the home is once again more attractive than
the summer cottage.
It’s “New Furniture Roundup Time” and. the best time of the year to
buy furniture. .
We have on display in our store, Nationally advertised furniture
such as Drexel, Bassett, Dixie, Link Taylor and American bedroom
suites; Sealy Mattresses and the Sealy Posturepedic Mattress: Hotpoint,
Apex and Admiral Appliances: and Living Room groups by Drexel, Sealy,
Fox & Brady and other Nationally famous names.
We appreciate your patronage and cordially invite you to come by
to see us today.
Fred Baird
Ken Jenkins
Mrs. Don Bumgardner
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