Phone 739-5441 Elizabeth Stewart, Editor ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED — Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Robinson of Tekamah, Nebraska, announce the engagement of their daugh ter, Joyce Elaine, to A/vC Oscar S. Gregory, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry O. Gregory of Kings Mountain. Airman Gregory is present ly stationed at Offutt AFB in Uebraska. The bride-elect, graudate of ’Tekemah high school, is employed by a Omaha Insurance compa ny. The couple will be married September Sth in Omaha. PERSONALS Several Kings Mountain fam SJje-s. visited Mr. and Mrs. O. D. UtOa.nidl at Hendersonville Sun day, going especially to see the Hf Dasriiels’ new home. Going up t»r the day were Mr. and Mrs Oil and Home, Mliss Karen Horne ©ill arid Eddie Home, Mrs. La layette Arruwood, Mr. and Mns ISwmis Horne, Mr. and Mrs. Ed win Dixon, Mrs. Clarence Dixon, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Dixon and w*n, Mr. and Mrs. John Hardin and son, and Miss Katherine Da via Among other visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Plyler and riaughter of Gastonia, Mr. and Ure. C. T. McDaniel and family <*i ilodk Hill, S. C., and Mr. and Mrs. fioger McDaniel of Colum Mi. S. C. —o— Mire. Kate Mayes and Mrs. Ed T.<4i Heal of Linoolnton and Mr. vuatl Mire. Tony Salbettie of Cher ryviMe were Sunday visitors of Wi .arid Aire. A. H. Cornwell. Mrs. Carson Honored By Ladies Auxiliary Mrs. Nadine Spencer Carson was honored by members of tlie l.atkios Auxiliary of Carson Me ■Si'jMrtA! church at a "back-to *’:Jh«*ur iJlower Saturday after !3M>oin. Mrs. Carson will enter Appa I;«cttian State Teacher's college in JdM- fall. Miscellaneous gifts were pre sented Airs. Carson from the 18 Auxiliary members. After they ivw opened and displayed, re J. i**.peq jog jboav s.uajpfRio school plus fall and winter doth ing for men and women will be featured. «. Participating Kings Mountain stores are Belk’s, Dellinger’s Fulton’s, Grayson’s, Page's and Plonk Brothers. Mrs. Robert Champion, Jr., is chairman of the 1962 show, with Mrs. John H. Gamble as co-chair man. Mrs. Charles Alexander will be chairman of the committee on staging which includes Mrs. Bill Tinsley. Mrs. Dwain Lynch, Mrs. Dick McGinnis, Miss Margaret Harmon and Miss Jackie Blan-1 ton. Co-Chairmen of programs i and tickets are Mrs. Glenn Et-j iters, Mrs. Charles Dover and Mrs. Bill Bates. The wardrobe committee is headed by Miss Mary Alice McDaniel, Mrs. Bob Morris and Mrs. Shuford Peel er. Mrs Morris and Mrs. Peeler are also co-chairmen of the en tries committee. Proceeds from the fashion i show, as customary, will benefit the Junior dub’s community pro tects. announce the birth of a daugh ter, August 3, Kings Mountain hospital. IMr. and Mrs. Paul Roper, 210 Fairview Street, announce the bitth of a daughter, August 3, Kings Mountain hospital. Mr. and Mrs. June Whitley, 204 E. Louisiana Avenue, Bessemer City, announce the 'birth of a son, August 4, Kings Mountain hos pital. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wiggins, 1509 W. 3rd Avenue, Gastonia, announce the 'birth of a son, Au gust 3, Kings Mountain 'hospital. Mir. and Mrs. Larry Wells, Route 2, Box 295, announce the hirth of a daughter, August 4, Kings Mountain hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Penning ton, 8000 Margrace Road, an nounce the 'birth of a daughter, August 5, Kings Mountain hospi tal. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Lee Bur gess, Route 1, Gastonia, announ ce the birth of a daughter, Au gust 6, Kings Mountain hispital Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Cobb Box 528 EH Bethel Road, announ ce the birth of a daughter, Au gust 6, Kings Mountain hospital Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ben nett, 505 Monroe Avenue, an nounce the birth of a daughter August 6, Kings Mountain hos pital. Mr. and Mrs. William Kenny 1101 S. Weldon Street, Gastonia, announce the birth of a daughter August 6, Kings Mountain hos pital. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eaves, 522 E. Virginia Avenue, Bessemer’ City, announce the birth of a daughter, August 8, Kings Moun j tain hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W'ayne Hoyle. Route 6, Shelby, announce the birth of a son, August 8 Kings Mountain hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Wray Plonk, Sr. and daughter, Linda, are vaca tioning this week at Ocean Drive Beach, S. C. Joining the Plonks at the beach were Mr. and Mrs. W. R. George, former residents, now of Fayetteville, and Mrs. George's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stevens, of Pennsylvania. Mr. George is a former North school principal. Bell-McDaniel Plans Given Mrs. Aileene Yarbro Bell and Orinr Little McDaniel, Jr., have completed plans for their marri age and announce them today. The wedding will take place Sunday, August 12. at 5:30 p. m. in Boyce Memorial Associate Re formed PreBbyterian church. Dr. W. L. Pressly will officiate at the double-ring ceremony. Miss Mary Alice MJcDaniel, niece of Mr. McDaniel, and W. B. (Biill) McDaniel, cousin of Mr. McDaniel, will provide a pro gram of traditional music. Murphy A. Hill, uncle of the bride-elect, and A. V. Yarbro, brother of the bride-elect, will serve as ushers. Miss Teresa McDaniel, niece of the bridegroom elect, will pre side at the register. • (Following their wedding re hearsal on Saturday, the couple will be honored toy the bride elect’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. H H. Yarbro at an after-rehearsa oarty in the church fellowship hall. Formal invitations to the wedding have not been issued, but all friends and relatives of the couple are invited to attend. Methodist Circle 9 Held Meetng Tuesday Mrs. Charles T. Carpenter, Jr., and Mirs. Hoyle McDaniel were hostesses Tuesday night at the former’s home to members of Circle 9 of Central Methodist churdh. Ten members were present for the program, “Missions,” led by Mrs. Gene Timms. The opening devotions were conducted bby Mrs. Wilson Griffin. The hostesses served a salad plate at refreshment time. Luncheon Honors Maxine Hamrick Mirs. James Ware entertained Saturday at a 1 o’clock brides maids luncheon at her home in Shelby honoring her great niece Miss Maxine Hamrick, bride elect of Sunday. 'Miss Hamrick and Johnny Wil liams will be married Sunday in Patterson Grove Baptist church Mrs. Ware’s sisters, Mrs. E. E McKinney and Mrs. B. H. El liiott assisted her in serving and entertaining. Those present included Mis Hamrick’s mother, Mrs. Ben Hamrick, her future mother-in law, Mrs. R. M. Mitchell of Sha ron, S. C., Mrs. Kenneth Ham rick of Charlotte, Mrs. Owen Smith of Black Mountain, Mrs. Odell Lovelace and Mrs. Ever ette Lovelace of Kings Mountain Mrs. Bobby Ware, Misses Mar jorie Seism, Sara Mae and Ra Chel Hamrick, Annie Ray Wil Hams and Vickie Ware, all of Kings Mountain. Miss Hamrick took the occas ion to present ber attendants their gifts, white gloves to be worn in the wedding. Mrs. Ware gave her niece a wedding gift. Miss Hamrick made her home with the Wares in Shelby while attending Howard Business ool lege. '-mm FIRST LT. AND MRS. ROBERT H. EDENS Miss Eunice Parnaby, Lt. Robert Edens Wed In England; Now At Home In France Miss Eunice Pamaby of Wark shire, England, and First Lt. Ro bert H. Edens of Kings Moun tain were wed June 30th, in England. The ceremony was performed at 12 noon by Rev. Mr. Clifford in Leicestershire’s St. Nicholas church, built in 1220 at Mowsley. Traditional congregational singing of "Love Divine AM Lov es Excelling” and ‘Now Thank We All Our God” preceded the service, all of which was record ed to be sent to the bride groom’s family. “Wedding Mar ch” by Mendelssohn was played as the bride entered the church with her father. The bride’s gown was a form al design of ice blue satin, fea turing cap sleeves appliqued with White lace daisies and a full sweep train accenting the bell skirt. Her veil of illusion was worn chapel-length with a circlet of cream rosebuds. She carried a bouquet of cream roses, valley lilies and white stephanotis. (Miss Christine Pamaby was her sister’s maid of honor and one of two attendants. Their dresses were street-length designs of lemon brocade with which they wore ciidets of the same flowers with a matching le irton bow tied in the back. They carried pale pink carnations and White lily-of-the-valley. Capt. Earl McClintock was best man for the bridegroom and ushers were members of the groom’s plane crew, including Capt. Rufus Johnson and First Lt. William Robinson. A reception was held after the ceremony on the lawn of the rectory of St. Nicholas Church. The bride and bridegroom cut a three-tiered wedding cake made and decorated by the br' ~ de’s mother. The middle tier alf 1 had an airplane tor decorative highlight. Memlbers of the groom’s family have received the top tier of the cake from the bride’s family. For a wedding trip to South Wales, England, the new Mrs. Edens wore a navy blue suit with white accessories and the roses from her bouquet. BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Christo pher Pamaby of 87 Fulwell Road, Durham, England, are parents of the bride who is a former school teacher. Prior to her marriage, she was employed at Bruntingthorpe RAF Base in Leicester, England. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Christopher Columbus 13 dens, Sr., of Kings Mountain and the late C. C. Edens. He is an honor graduate of Kings Moun tain high school and before en tering the service was employed at Neisler Mills. He is a Naviga tor in the U. S. Air Ponce, pres ently stationed at Toul-Rosiers Air Base near Nancy, France. (France will be home for the newlyweds. Mrs. Aubrey Mauney has re turned from Minneapolis, Minne sota, where She attended a mer ger convention of Lutheran churchwomen representing four bodies of the Lutheran Church irw America. 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