Family Birthday Celebrations Are Held : People In The News
A family party Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Gus Bennett honored Nancy1
Faye Early on her sisth birth
day and Usa Gai1 He/es om
her first.
Nancy Faye Is daughter of
Mr. and Mm. William Hoyle
Early. Lisa Gail is daughter of
Mr. and Mm. H. P. Hayes.
Both youngsters are grand
daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
Bennett.
Two birthday cakes were
decorated in pink and white
and cut and served with oth
er party refreshments to rela
tives and friends.
Lisa Gail's first birthday
was Sunday. Her father is
stationed with the Military
Sea Transportation Service in
South Africa.
Nancy Faye, whose birth
day falls on Saint Patrick s
Day. is paternal granddaugh
ter of Mrs. Ralph Early.
Lisa R°ne Tignor, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Rcnnio Tig
nor, will be two-years-o’d
Thursday. March I9'n.
A birthday party tor 10
chiidrer will be he’d this af
ternoon at the Tignor home.
Lisa s pink and W'-'te birth
day cake will be cut and serv
ed with other party refresh
menh.
Young Miss Tiqnor is the
granddaughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Gene Tianor and Mrs.
P. A. Hawkins, all of Kings
Mountain. Her qreat-grand
mother is Mrs. Fo’ey Cobb,
c.
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The family of Willis Baqwell honored 1 rr K 57th
birthday Sunday at dinner at their home.
Present for the family celebration with Mr. a d Mrs..
Bagwell were Mrs. Gloria Spicer, and Elizabeth Ba we '; Mr.j
and Mrs. Frank Bridqes and Bruce and Mr. :nd Mn. George
F. Wright.
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Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon L. Smith, former Kino1: Moun
tain citizens celebrated their silver weddmo anniversary
Sunday at their home in Elisabethtown.
Kings Mountain area relatives qoinq to E'izabethtown
for the 25th anniversary party were Mrs. Sam Hamrick, her
mother. Mrs. Irvin Allen of Sheiby. and her sister, Mrs. J. C.
Devenney. Mrs. Smith is the former Mary Ethel A'ien of
Kings Mountain. ____
Jeffrey DeWayne Rayfield.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Rayfield o* Charlotte, will
celebrate his first birthday
Monday, March 23.
Monday will be a double
celebration for the Rayfield
family. Jeffrey’s great grand
mother, Mrs. James H. Ray
field of the Tryon community,
will celebrate her 70th birth
day.
Grandparents of Jeffrey
are Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ray
field and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Burton, all of Kings Mountain.
The J. W. Rayfields plan a
sma!i family party at their home in honor of Jeffrey and
his oreat-qrandmother.
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About This N' That
Bidal parties continue to honor Polly Page, whose wed
ding to Dave Moreau will take place here March 28th.
Miss Page and her mother, Mrs. Harry Page, were
quests of Hrs. Hayne Blackmer at last Wednesday's monthly
bridge-luncheon heid at the Kings Mountain Country Club.
The bride-to-be was given an honor gift bv Mrs. Blackmer.
When Mrs. George H. Mauney entertained member:
of her bridge club Thursday afternoon she invited Miss Pag«
as an honor guest and presented her with a gift.
Lanny Guyton, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Dewitt Guyton, cel
ebrated his secord birthday
March 7th at a circus party
for eight children at his home.
The circus cake was cut and
served with ice cream and
Easter candy. Easter chicks
and balloons were given as
favors.
Lanny is grandson of Mrs.
Russell Guyton of Kings
Mountain and the ate Mr.
Guyton and Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Parker of Wingate. The
Parkers were here for the par
ty. Lanny'r. mother is the for
mer Delane Parker.
Children present for the party wer** Debbie and v^indy
Guyton, Tim, Rusty and Beverly Be!! and Cnanta1 Williams.
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i If's A Girl
Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Cline announce the arriva of
their second daughter. Sharon Lasheile. bom February 7th.
Myrtle Beach, S. C. Kings Mountain grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Luther Bennett and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cline. Mr.
Ro^rti Other ”
Cline is stationed with the USAF at Myrtle
member of the family is Lisa Roxanne Cline.
Mrs. Paul Mauney was hostess Saturday night
home to members of the Margrace Woman s club.
at her
Miss Bertha Blanton conducted the devotional and Mrs.
C. W. Falls presided. At refreshment time Mrs. Mauney
served a dessert course with coffee.
Rho Chapter Hostess At Join* Luncheon
Of Educational Sororities Saturday
Kind's Mountain and Bf-an’iwr
City members of Rho Chaptei
were hostesses Saturday at a
joint luncheon meeting of Rho
and Alpha Lpsilon Chapter of
Delta Kappa Gt mma. educational
society for teachers.
The meeting. which attracted
over ldtt m.*mt*eis, was held »it
Kings Mountain Woman’s i lub.
Mrs. Wallace Cat i>eii!er of Shel
by. director of special education
in the Shelby city schools, spoke
on "Changes' In Our Kdu< ational
Pattern” as program highlight..
Beginning with a word picture of
the American schodsof lv"si. Mis
Carpenter outl’"ed the series of
eduraiional icSuims '.hat have
come about fi >nr» then to now.
Broadly spi'akiiift. the four major
changes in that time have seen
the schools progress from: 1' the
subject centered school to 2» the
child-centered .-chool to 3* the so
ciety-centered school to I* the
value-centered school. Changes in
theory suggest. Mis. Carpenter
continued, thru the next pattern
change will he t>> the world-cen
tered seh »d.
Prior to the address. Mrs. K. W.
Neal. Kings Mountain, gave the
welcome and Mrs. Annie Kincaid.
Bessemer City said the invoca
tion. Mrs. Robert Gldney, Shelby,
sang O'Hara's "I Love A Little
Cottage" as vocal solo.. Miss Lau
ra Cornwell. Shelby, presented the
speaker.
New officers elected during the
business part <d the meeting in
clude: M s Margaret Davenport,
Mount Holly, president: Mrs
Irene Ileavner l.incolnton. (irsi
vice-president; Mrs.. Vera Hoyle, ji
Cherryville. second vice-president:
Miss Alice Averitt. Kings Moun- j
tain recording secretary: Mrs.
Mary Etta Wire. Mount Holly.j
corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Emma Aiiernathy, Gastonia,
treasurer; and Miss Hattie Stowe.;
Gastonia parliamentarian.
EASTER DECOR
Easter decorations were com
bined with sorority colors
throughout the Woman's club din
ing room and auditorium. The
speaker’s table was (entered by
i a mass arrangement of led roses.i
I official flower of the society.*
flanked by the Greek symbols of
Rho and Alph"! Epsil<« chapters.
. Artistic Eaate- bonnets on mint- j
els were colorfully designed by
; Miss Gussie Huffsletler. Kings
Mountain, and were arranged j
| with brass wagons of Easter eggs'
on banquet tables. A punch table!
in the auditorium was decorative,
with spring bonnets and yellow
Easter chicks. Flaivcards were 1
hand-painted Easter eggs and
background for tables in the din
ing room was a large bunny rab
| bit and Eastei egg.
I Rho Chaplet, at a business
meeting following the program.j
voted a contribution to the new
library of Gaston Community
College.
Kings Mountain members o
Rho Chapter are Mrs. E. W. Neal
Mrs. Paul Ausley. Mrs VV. L.
Ramseur. Mrs. J. E. Gamble. Mrs
J. II. Patterson. ’Mrs. L. L. Lohr.!
Mrs. W. L. Mauney. Mrs. Richard
McGinnis. Mrs. W. J. Kay. Mrs.
M. H. Riser, Miss Gussie Huff !
steller and Miss Annie Roberts.
Coffee House Party Saturday Morning
Honors Polly Paqe, March Bride-Elect
A “Coffee lleuso Party" for 1W
guests Saturday morning at the
Country Clu * honored Miss Polly
Pag**. !>ride-elet t of March.
Shading h*»st»*ss duties were
Mrs. Henry Neisler. Mrs. Charlesj
Noisier and Mi s B. K. Man**r. The
three hostesses, the bride-to-be.
and her mother. Mrs. Harry Page,
stood in a rece.ving line to greet
arriving eaUeis.
Mrs. .lam-s Page, aunt of tlie
bride-elect, invited guests to th*>
private dining room where small
card tables were arranged in cab
aret fashion. "Waitresses" gave
menus to each guest who selected
her favorite co’fce from a selec
tion of five listed on the menu. A
favorite was Y’eneso coffee with
whipped cream anil chocolate.
Guests helped themselves at a
buffet table arranged with trays
of cherry tarts, cream puffs,
cheese straws, nutty fingers,
brownies and an assortment of
party finger foods.
Mrs. Joh;i Plonk. Jr . Mrs. Joe
Noisier. Jr.. M ss Jan** Page of
Lincolnton. Mss Laura Page.
Miss Co-al Rcmscur and Mrs.
Dick Hunnictitt of Gastonia as
sisted in entertaining.
Overlaid with beige cloths, the
refreshment tables held small
topiary tri*os o' yellow and white
daisies. The buffet table, also
overlaid in beige, held a mass ar
rangement of yellow and white
daisies on an antique brass stand
Larger topiary tre«*s of yellow
and white were us«*d in receptior
rooms
M:ss Page were a brown-cheel
jacket dress with beige hlnus*
and a <*orsage cif yellow and whit*
daisies, gift from the hostesses.
Guests called from 11 a.m. t<
1 o’clock.
Bumgardners Plan
Visit In Lima, Peru ;
Mr. and Mrs. Don Bumgardnbr j
will leave Saturday for a two
week visit with Dr. Harvey Bum
gardner in Lama. Peru. (
Dr. Bumgardncr, brother of
Don Bumgardner. is a poultry
specialist for N. C. State College
assigned to the Agriculture Mis
sion to Peru.
The Kings Mountain Bumgard-;
ners will fly from Charlotte Sat - j
urday.
In Peru. the Bumgardners ex
pect to travel over the mountains
to Tropical Run Jungles, visit in
Iquitos. a jungle town on the
Amazon River, among other'
places of interest. They also ex- i
poet to see a i ullfight since this
is the hullfighting season in
Peru.
Birth
Announcements
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Joe Burch.
Rt. 1. Box 2S3A. announce the
1 birth of a daughter. Wednesday.
March 11. Kings Mountain hos
pital.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Goforth
Rt. 1. Grover. N. L\. announce
the birth of a daughter. Thurs
day. March 12, Kings Mountain
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton R. Hope
110 Clinton Dr., announce the:
hirth of a son. Sunrinv March
15. Kings Mountain hospital.
'Mr. and Mrs. Namon Byers. Rt. ]
1. announce the birth of a son.
, Friday. March 13. Kings Moiav
, tain hospital. .
Mr. and Mrs Roy Rogers Ma
this. Rt. 1. Box 171. announce the
> birth of a son. Monday. March
16, Kbit* Mountain hospital.
Mew Daughter Born
lo Dale Dixons
•Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dale Dix !
Ki. Rockville. Md.. announce the
irrival of a daughter. Cathy
Elizabeth. March 9th.
Kings Mountain grandparent*
ire Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Dixon.
Maternal grandparents are Mr.
ind Mrs. Jam«*s N’alls of Wash
ington. D. C.
FHA Week
Plans Underway
Plans are underway for the oh
servance of FHA Week April 5
11. President Margaret Swansson
>f the high school chapter, has
announced.
The ISO members of the King'
Mountain chapter will use five
•heme's in a week-long program:
It You and vour values; 2* Focus
on family friendships: 31 Marri
age calls for preparation; D Stay
u school; and 3t Action for citi
•enship.
Window displays in downtown
•tores will outline the 19HI goals
of the organization.
Other FHA officers are: Helen
loforth. first vice-president;
’oan Howard, second vice-presi
dent: Betty Styers. secretar\ :
\nn Hammett, treasurer: Martha
Herndon, parliamentarian; Dora
Kircus and Elaine Dixon, histoi i
ins: Abrigail Spangler, song lead
-»r; Donna Hardes, reporter: Car
>lyn Heavner. recreation direc
tor; and June Fisher. SPO repre
sentative. Advisors are Airs. Betti/
R. (iambic. Mrs. Juanita Egerton
and Mrs. Margaret Baird.
Diane Greene
In Bake-Off
Diano (!iwrt>, Grover school
student, will represent the Div>n
Community 4-h club in the an
nual Cleveland County Corn Meal
Muffin Bake-Off to be held Fri
day afternoon at Mooresboro high
school..
Miss Greene is the daughter <d
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Greene and
placed third in the competition
last year. She was the winner
from her local club.
1-H'ers parr.cipating in the
bake-off will use this recipe:
CORN MEAL MUFFINS
1>* cups enriched corn meal
>■_. cup enriched flour
1 teaspoon sale
3 teaspoons baking powder
1 egg
IV* to 2 cups sweet milk
3 tablespoons melted fat
‘Buttermilk can be used Use
only 2 teaspoons baking powdei
and teaspoon soda to 2 cups
of buttermilk.
Set oven control to I.VI degree
F. Sift dry ingredients together
to mix. Return the bran coat<
that didn't sift through. Mix to
gether beaten egg. milk and fat.
Add all at once to the dry ingre
dients. and miy until all ing-e
dients are blended, t'ill piplnc
hot greased muffin pans -’.t full
Bake at 150 degrees F for 2t
minutes.
WMIJ Plans
70th Session
The 70th anneal session of tfv
Woman's Missionary Union Auxi
liary to the Kings Mountain Ban
tist Association. w*ll hold its an
nual meeting at Kites Mountaii
Baptist ehureh Anril 9th from
o.m. unt'l 9 n.m. it wn epnnuor
ed bv Mrs. W. E. (Bill* McSwair
n»es'dent.
: Kin«n» Mountain Raptist cb'i-r
and Temnle Baptist church wil
he ro-hosts.
O-r 400 women from th« fi
Bantbit churches in the King
Mountain Bantist Association at
exneeted to attend.
Complete n*-noram plans Wl
be ■ewwmwH later..
Elizabeth Stewart, Editor Phone 739-5441
Miss Judith Ijmise Jenkins
Couple Plan
May Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Jenkins ol
Mayo. S. C. announce the enrage
ment of their daughter, Judith
Louise, of Charlotte, and John
Wayne McGee of Lake City, son
of Mrs. John McBratney and the
late John Wesley McGee of Flor
ence-, S. C.
The wedding w ill take place in
the early summer in Mayo, S. C.
The Jenkins’ are formerly ol
Kings Mountain.
Miss Jenkins was graduated
from Limestone college in Gaff
ney and is now :i biology teach
er at Garinger high school in
Charlotte.
The prospective bridegroom at
tended the University of South
Carolina and was graduated from
( the School of Pharmacy of the
Medical College of South Caro
lina. He is a member of the Pec
Dee Pharmaceutical Association
and the South Carolina Pharma,
ceuhcal Association and is an
administrative chemist with Ba.v
,. ter Laboratories in kingstree.
Linda Pearson Honored
On 13th Birthday
i
I Linda Pearson, daughter of Mr
. and Mrs. Roy Pears in, was bon
i. ored on her 13th birthday Satur
day at a party that evening a
i her home.
I Thirteen voun ’ people attend
ed
R
s
r*
At refreshment time Haste
cupcakes were served with coli
drinks, sandw.ches and Haste
candies.
The Easter motif was carrie
out in the decorations.
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SOCIAL
CALENDAR
Thmittltiy:
7:30 American Legion Auxil
.ary at the Irime of Mrs. Sam
Hamrick. She’by road.
Friday:
12:30 Mrs. George Houser is
outerGaining at her home at a
luncheon honoring Miss Polly
Page, bride-elect.
3:00 Senior Citizens club at
the Woman’s club.
6:00-8:00 p.m. Family Night
arbecue supper at the country
Club for members and guests.
St it unlay:
12:30 Mrs. Kenneth Davis and
Mrs. Nolle Cranford are enter
tabling at Governor's Inn in Shel
by at a luncheon honoring Miss
Polly Page, bride-elect.
Turntlay:
8:00 Mrs. !-. Wilson Griffin
inri Mrs E. V. Griffin are enter
taining at the former's home on
Crescent Circle at bridge honor
ng Mis* Polly Page, bride-elect.
Wedncaday:
7:30 - a m Credit Women's
Breakfast club at Gastonia Elks
club.
NCFW Convention
Set April 28*30
Airs. James M. Harper, Jr. ol
Southport, president of the North
Carolina Federation of Women'*
' Clubs, Inc., has announced dat«
for the annual state conventicfti
which will tie neld April 28-30 ir
1 Greensboro.
r
Local club* are making plant
1 to send delegates to the annua
i meeting.
Party Honors
Bride-Elect
Mrs. Jacob Cooper, Mrs. Rob- •
crt Wilson and Mrs. Amos Doan (
entertained together Thursday
evening at the former’s home at I
a dessert-bridge party paying
compliment to Miss Polly Page.;
bride-elect of March.
Tables wore laid for refresh-;
ments at the beginning of the
party and a dessert course carry
ing out bridal colors of green and
white was served.
Overlaid with white outwork 1
cloths, four small tables were.
centered with pink camellias. The
bride's table held a cluster of
small wedding bells as center-,
piece. Prizrs in bridge went to
Mrs. Charles Blanton, who scored
high, and Mrs. Carl F. Maunfy
who held low.
Pink camellias, pink roses and
snapdragons were combined dec
oratively in the living room and
sunroom. White roses and snap
dragons were featured in an ar- ■
rafrtsement on the hall table..
Miss Pace was remembered |
with a shoulder corsage of deep 1
pink camellias and a gift of sil
ver in her pattern.
Supper-Bridqe
Honors Miss Paqe
Mrs. P. G. Padgett entertained
Tuesday evening at her home at
a supper-bridge paying compli
ment to Miss Polly Page, whose
wedding takes place March 28th.
Guests served themselves from
a buffet tabic spread with white
damask and centered by an ar
rangement of whiter amellias
flanked by whitecandles. Eight
small tables were overlaid with
damask covers and centered by
1 a green shamrock. Shamrock
tallies to carry out a St. Patrick's
Day motif and the bridal colors
of green and white were combin
ed decoratively throughout the
i Padgett home.
Bridge prizes went toMrs. Hen
ry Neisler. who held high; Mrs.
Annie Lee Neisler. second high;
and Mrs. Harold Hunnicutt. low.
Mrs. Padgett took the occasion
to present Mias Page a wedding
gift and gave her a camellia cor
sage.
Church Women
To Meeting
Kings Mountain area Presby
terian churches were represent
ed Sunday at the Central Distrtc
meeting of Kinga Mountain Pre«
i hyterial at First Presbyterian
church in Dallas.
Mrs. Robert H. Gotorth, presi
I dent of the Women of the church,
headed a delegation of women
from First Presbyterian church,
including Mrs. B. F. Manor, in
coming president of the church
women; Mrs. Paul Mauney, Mr*-.
Charles Blanton. Mrs. Charle
Adams. Miss Helen Hay. Mrs. C
D. Blanton. Mrs. Charles Ballard,
and Mrs. Jaicnita Logan.
Mrs. Charles Blanton Is Pres
byterian historian and Mrs. Pan
Maunev is chairman of Inter
Group Work. Mrs. Robert H. Go
forth participated in the after
noon which detailed the re-or
ganization of circles and the we
men’s organization for the forth
oom>n<r year.
Representing Dixon Presbyter,
rj t»n church were Mrs. Thomas
Humnhries. president of the
! ehurehwomen. Miss Gerrv H"*—
J ohries viee-nresident. and Miss
. Elizabeth S thwart.
I Long Creek Presbyterian
church, near Kings “Mountain,
i was represented hv a delegation
i headed Hv Mrs. Bill Wilson, peesl
I dent. Grover’s Presbyterian
Mr. and Mr*. Conrad Hughe*
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Hughes Observed O'
Golden Wedding Day Here On Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Hughes
jbserved their golden wedding
Jay Sunday at a 50th anniversary
open house plenned by their nine
children and their families.
Over 200 t'rittods of the Hughes
family called between 2 and 5
p.m. at their home in the Dixon
ommunity.
Mr. and Mrs. Hughes and their
sons and daughters stood in a re
ceiving line te greet guests in
ormally. Receiving with their
Mi rents were: Bill Hughes. Mrs.
John B. Barber. D. C. Iluglies.
Jack Hughes. Cone Hughes. Har
ry Ray Hughes Erwin Hughes,
John Hughes and Mrs. Henry Oli
ver.
Mrs. E. C. Martin greeted ar
riving callers and Miss Beth
Hughes and Mis. Gordon Hughes.
Jr. presided at the gift table. Mrs.
Gene Griffin ar.d Mrs. Warren
Parrish, of Rook Hill. S. C.. sis
ters of Mrs. Hughes, alternate*!
at the punch bowl and Mrs. Philip
Baker and Mrs. Xcvelle Hughes
served the ca!;e. Mrs. Martin and
Mrs. Baker ate sisters of Mr
Hughes and .Mis. Gordon Hughes
Jr. and Mrs. Nevette Hughes ate
sisters-in-law. Good-byes wen
said to Mrs. Gladys Dunlap n
Belmont and Mrs. Faye Hughe
Propst kept a guest register. Th«
15 grandchildren and tour gr<*at
grandchildren of the guests-of
honor helped in details of enter
talning.
GOLD AND WHITE
The 30lh anniversary theme of
vellow, gold and white was beau
tifully carried out in decoration*
throughout the Hugltes home,
Overlaid with white cut work cloth,
j the refreshment table held a five
tier gold and white cake as deco
I -alive highlight. A miniature
bride and groom topped the cake
Gold candlesticks flanked a een
ter arrangement of yellow miimi
and yellow glads and yellow
lunch was served from a vutglasi
bowl at one end of the table. Gole
"orsages were worn by Mrs
Hughes and her two daughter!
rnd Mr. Hughes and the seven
sons wore boutonnieres.
Conrad Hughes and Eva Dun
*ap Hughes were married in 191-4
•n Rock Hill. South Carolina. Mrs
Hughes is a daughter of the lati
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dunlap o!
Rodi Hill.
Five generations in the Hughbi
family were present for the an
itveraery pn»lv. Jackie Proust
young son of I'aye Hughes Propst
•^presents the fifth generation
Mrs. Propst is daughter of B'l
Hughes. Wder >on of the Connu
Hughes. Mrs. W. G. Hughes, mo
ther of Mr. Hughes, was also pre
sent.
Out-of-town guests included th<
fallowing: Mr. and Mrs. B. H
Lam Rev- gad Mr*. A- c. Hughei
.Mrs Tom Hambright. Mr. and
Mrs. G. R. Rountree. Thurman
Hamrick and family, Mrs. Dean
McCraw and Lynn, Mrs. Paul
Pennington. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Neal, W. J. Mat tin. all of Grover;
Mr. and Mrs. John II. Clark. Miss
Joyce Crain. Bessemer City; Mr.
and ’Mrs. Jes:-e Redding. Rev. and
Mrs. Earl Redding. Mr. and Mrs.
Yates Campbell. Gastonia; Mrs.
Mary Sue Henson and Bill, Miss
Wanda Bass. Mrs. Irene Barber,
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Wormkan,
Mrs. Essie Courtney. Charlotte;
Mrs. Jack Kee, Shelby; Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Ragon. Kings Creek,
S. C., Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carroll
and sUn. Ashe.oro; Mr. and Mrs.
David White. Mrs. Kun-ilii Dunlap
and family. Mr. and Mis. Halbert
Dunlap. Donald and Kathy. Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Parrish. Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Griffin. Rock Hill.
S. C.; Mrs. Sara Dickerson of
York. S. C. and Rev. David Steph
ens of Blaskshurg. S .C.
Linda Roberts
Wins Top Honor
Thirteen young ladies of the
; Kings Mountain Baptist church
! were honored Sunday ai Wsper^B
! Services and i Coronal.on Service^^
! by the Women's Missionary
Union.
Highest honor at the Girl’s
Auxiliary Coronation went to
Miss Linda Roberts who received
coveted "Queen - With • Scep
ter..” Miss Roberts is a daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Roheits.
Glenn Ro >erts acted as Scepter
Bearer.
The following other honors
. were bestowed:
QUEENS Kathy Willis. Bar
bara Hord and Laura Stowe.
Their flower girls were Harriet
Willis. Nancy Hord and Elaine
Hulletnder. respectively.
i PRINCESSES — J tne Craw
ford. Linda Simmons. Brenda
Williams and Ann Owens.
I LADIES IN-WAITING — Su
san Owens and Vickie Thomas
MAIDEN - Jan Willis. Susan
Cash and Katherine Owens.
Following tlie service, the
WMU entertained honoring the
, Queen and Court at a tea in the
■ fellowship hall.
II Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hughes and
I children. 'Maik and Beth, of
Pageland. S. C . Mr. and Mrs. Er
win Hughes and daughiers of Co-^^
, lumbia. S. C , ind Mr. and Mrs^Jt
r BUI Hughes and family of Smyr-^
. na. S. C., visited Kings Mountain
relatives Jurin^ the weekend.