ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Mr. nml Mrs. Willi" m Dttriil ,
7hnrringdnn of XuslimJle, N. ('. nnnunini tin engagement of llnir
daughter, Iam» Christine, to Dr. I.rninel Ding hi H are, sun of Mr. |
and Mrs. Lemuel L. Ware "f Kings Mountain. 't’hi brtden lei I at
hnileil Kusl Carulinn mlh i/e mnl is u stcieartless fur Eastern Air- <
lints. Dr. ll'i/iv mis gruiliiajleil I rum Wesltrn Cite- linn eulh >;> nml
enrnril Ins D.D.S. from Emery Ihiiversilg Seho- •! of Dentistry. lb \
practices dentistry in Nurrruss, tin. Tie icetUhng trill take pbu« I
September «. in St. James Mi thuihst eh It re It nn Peach!rei-Dunn suit
Jtuml in Atlnntn. On,
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People In The News
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Mrs. M-irtha Wilson, widow
of John Henry Wilson, cele
brated her 74th bi'thday
Sunday, July 5th, al a family
dinner attended by 58 rela
tives and friends.
Mrs. Wilson’s birthday also
marked a family reunion, the
first in 20 years.
Dinner was served picnic *
style at the Wilson home on
route two.
The eight children of Mrs. i
Wilson present with their
families we e: Mrs. Thomas
Wylie. Mrs. Lucy Chaney and
M's. Magdalene Huffman, all
of Kings Mountain: Robert
Wilson ot Kings C.reek, S. C.: Monroe and Mrs. Mamie
Moore of Grover- Ira Wilson of McDill AFB. Tampa, Fla;1
and Mrs. Lilian ET ^ of New Hampshire.
Ira Wilson and farri y returned horr.e Monday after
visiting His mother for several days. Mrs. Elkins and family
plan to leave Thursday.
Carla Jill Bridges, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl A.
Bridges, celebrated her sec
ond birthday Friday. July
I Oth, at a ■.-nail family party
at the Bridges home on Cleve
land avenue.
Carla is granddaughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W. F Fleming
and Mr. ard Mrs. S. S. Bridg
es. ail of Kings Mountain.
Carla s decorated birthday
cake was topped by *wo can
dles. The cake was cut and
served with ice cream and
other party tefreshments.
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Bride-Elect Honored
Miss Kay McCarter, whose wedding to Thomas Marshall!
Carlisle will be an event of July 26th, was nonored at a linen
shower given Friday night by Mrs. Wi.bur G. Smith and Miss
Loezelle Smith at their home.
A greer and white color ' ote carried out in refresh
ments and decorations. Gifts were placed boneath
an umbre a on a tab'e ovenaid with cutworlc over green.
Bride-and-groom cake squares were served with nuts, mints
and lime sherbet punch.
The bride e'ect wore a navy crepe dress and was given
a white carnation cordage from the hosiers.
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Comings And Goings
Mr. and Mrs. Jack’e Barrett and chi dren, Cherry and
David, are visitinq Mrs. Barrett s father and other relatives
in Indiana. Mr. Barrett e»oects to be away a week and
Mrs. Barrett and chi dre~ expect to visit te'atives in Ohio
before returning home in two weeks.
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Mrs. P. G. Padgett «*id hei fatner, Cnarles May. f ew
to Gulvestou, Texas last Thursday for a visit with relative* •
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SOCIAL
CALENDAR
Thu raduy:
*>:.'#> Ar’crii in Legion Auxili
ary covered .1 >h supper at the
home of Mr/ (.harleu A. Gdorth,
Sr
Fi iduy:
ll:u) 1 i• • -» Mrs. Cnarles Er>
vin Warlie*: is er.tort lining at
Kings Mour.i jin Country Club
honoring Mi;; !Vggy Wr.-n Craig,
bridr-plptl.
Hot unlay:
10: A> 12<n Mrs. Fred W.
Plonk is ent"’turning at her home
at ‘itn> Cresi<r>: Circle honoring
her daughto: -m-law. Mrs. David
Torrence Plena.
7:.'lo M i g rice Woman's club
at the hom" of Mr*. C\ \V r ails.
T mutiny:
7:.'ltl Sti’ilv club at the home of
Mrs. W. T. ■ i., Grover road.
Mr*. W. K. C.ik k. program chair
man.
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New Wedding Service
To Be Available
Mrs. Eug«*n • I’a tier so i has an
noiiru is! pkir ; to operate a wed
ding service 'n m her home.
The now w »i. o will im hide
wedding iHiilj for the bride-to
be. includin ■ oiitvtion of the
wislding. chunl. de< orations, and
(lowers for bonijupts, cake cut
ting, ami pr rt'< s.
Mrs. Pat*e»son lias o-en asso !
ciated with He:.y Jo Florists in
Shelby the part three years and
previously u .i ked for Carolina
Florist in Sbeihy.
vVMS Names
Vlrs. Lankford
vlrs. Ivey ’..ir.kford was elected
•ha rr»an of ri < Women's Mis
lionary So.-iv of Second Baptist
huich for *'5. <nii Mrs.
’1 tyd -Villi;.ns and Mrs. Billy
law kins were welcomed as new
nembers at it..* regular Monday
light meeting
The 15 rr.err.'.crs heard a pro
'ram, “A It ;<i.st Heritage’* with 1
drs. Gortruke Ware leading the
liscussion. ■** ted by Mrs. Pearl
siser. Mrs. 1,'atie Pruitt, Mrs.
Jeorgc Julian, Mrs Eth-l White
md Mrs. John W. Gladden. The
veiling prove.-; were offered by
-Irs. K. I». .‘.lerike and Mrs. Ju
ian.
Mrs. Prinil who presided over
he busine;.: meeting, -inn •tinci*d
hat Circle 1 'ill meet July 27th ,
vith Mrs. Gc* trade Ware as
lost ess and -nr Circle & will ga
her the save evening at the
lome of Mi ;. Howard Allen.
-’ar+y Honors
3ride-F(ect
Miss Martha Lou Ware, bride
-loct of Aegust 1, was honor
guest Tuesday night at a drop
in shower given by Miss Brenda
Thornburg and Mrs. Don Smith
at the former’s home on Goforth
street.
Miss Chanty Goforth welcom
ed arriving cabers and tfio two
hostesses, the honoree ami the
bride-elect’s mother, Mrs. S.
Howard Ware, received together
in the living room. Mrs. Ken
Cook presided at the punch
service.
The refreshment table was
overlaid with a white doth and
decorated in traditional green
and white. Green punch was
served from one end of the table
with decorated cakes and salted
nuts. A candelabrum of candles
and English ivy was used at one
end of the table and ivy trailed
the length of the cloth connect- !
mg the candelabrum with tin
punch bowl.
Miss Ware wore a green
sheath dress with a usage of
white carnations, gift irom the
hestesses.
The 30 friends who called from
7:.’WI until 9:30 showered the
bride-to-be with lingerie gifts.
Guests from out-of-town in
cluded Mrs. Wilbur Kiser and
Becky, of Shelby, Mrs. Ronnie
Kincaid and daughter. Rhonda
Kay, of Bessemer City, and Mrs.
Ken Baity, cf v'tiai'lcston, S. C.
Angola Bumgardner
Has Fourth Birthday
Angela Dawn Bumgardner.
daughter of 1st Sgt. and Mrs Ira
Bumgardner. ws honored on her
fourth hirthdav Saturd.i' with a
party at her feme on Jackson
street.
Her pin!: old white hirthdav
cake was to-.j-ru with a ballerina
doll Punch, ar.d ioe cream cones
were served along with her birth
day cake.
The follow irg children were
guests of the honoree; Elizabeth
and Laura MiCinnis. Sammy
Wolfe. Mim \ie.ver. l-isa Tig
nor. Allen Whitesides. Keith
Hawkins. M<’<o and Ki n Bum
gardner. C.ir i* and Cindy Sal
mon. and Glenn J >nas.
Mrs. P. A Hawkins of Kings
Mountain and Mr. and Mrs. R. O.
Bumgardn ■ • of Shelby tre grand
parents of 'ii*. Bumgardner.
Mr. and '••* Clarence J. King
and ohddrvi. chip. Patrice and
Mnryanne. have returned home
to Sarasota, '•'in. alter visiting in
Bristol. Rho t - Island with Mr.
King’s far-o'y and a sister. Mrs.
Horace Mor-iess in Mam beater.
Conn, and Mr* King’s si«ter and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Bourque in Lynn. Mass.
Returning t ■ Saraso'a. they
stopped m Kings Mountain to
visit M 's. Ki.ig’s mother. Mts. A.
J. Gallant, '.i,.. is - patient in the
local bospit.r1 The Kings also
visited Mrs. E.ng’s sister, Airs. W.l
O. AlorriSOO -lU family.
Mrs. Charles Karl Oxford, Jr.
Miss Rebecca Gibson, Charles Oxford
Wed In Church Rites At Clove'*, S. C.
C I o v e r Associate Reformed
?resbyteriai. church provided tin*
lotting Jun- r<th for a double -
ring exchanji1 of vows uniting
Miss Rebec i Arlene Hibson of
Clover. S. C a..d Charles Earl
Dxford. Jr. ot Kings Mountain.
Dr. J. Calvin Smith was the
ifficiatiog m-’iister.
Miss Bettv i.ou Wells was or
ganist for the program of nup
ial music- and Larry r. McEl
wen was vr.-al soloist.
Tit** bride wos given *n marri
age by her grandfather. Haskel
young Quinn ll*-r formal gown
>f crystal organ/a was designed
by her aunt. Mrs. Jam**s O.
Williams, and featured a fitted
*->d!ee with o„t* au neckline ap-'
*li<iue*l with ce and se-xl pearls,
l'he skirt, highlighted by un- i
pressed plea*, t at the .sides, swept
nto a chapel t ain. Her fingertip
veil of illusion was held hy a
•rmvn of se-*d pearls and she
,-arried a Bible presented to the
bridegroom's t ither at his ordina
tion as a Bao'ist minister. The
Bible was topped with an orchid
and valley lilies.
Mrs. William Franklin Dulin,
aunt of the bride, of Springfield.
Ohio, was matron of honor.
Bridesmaids were Miss Judy
Gaultney. Mrs. Larry T. McEl
veen. both of Gastonia, and
Mrs. Jam*- Rhyne of Kings
Mountain, s' - or ol the bride
groom.
The four r.ltcndants wore full
length gowns f pcau de soie
with matching headdresses and
slippers. Th-* matron's gown was
of green p*>- i de soie and she
cat ried a nosc.c.y of yellow roses.
Th<* bridesmans were gowned in
yellow and earned single long
stemmed yellow roses.
Kerri Mraz of Morganton.
niece of the bridegroom, was
flower girl.
Donald B i n ardner was best
man for th * n- degroom. The list
of ushe<s ine'i'ded Jim-ny Quinn
of Gastonia. Captain William
Dulin. Wayne Timms and Fred
Waldt.
The* bnil * I , Mr formed a re
ceiving line in the church vesti
bule to greet u<*dding gu*-sts af
tc-r the ceremony.
iih'mt: A> n bridegroom
Th** bride i; the daughter of
Mrs. William -eslic Wray of Clo
ver. South Carolina. She is a
graduate of Ch.ver high school.
Mr. Oxford is the son of Mrs.
C. Earl Oxf. *1 of Kings Moun
tain and the 'ate Rev. Mr. Oxford.
A graduate of Kings Mountain
high si hoot, he is employed by
Homclite of Gastonia.
The newlvvvods have returned
from a weddHt.*, trip to tin* moun
tains and a v c.t home at 102
Knox street «n Clover.
Mr. and Mr.;. Jpc* Campbell. Mr.
and Mrs. I i-.-'v Lynn and child
n*n. Sandy. Ruddy. Ginny, and
David, and Jackie Rhea ol Grov
er spent th-* weekend at Garden
City Rcaeh. S C. Mr. and Mrs.
Camp'-ell spent Sunday afternoon
visitin" In Conway. S. C. \v ith Mr.
Campbell's , i*.t. Mrs. J. II. Dan
ner and D-. Danner.
Mrs. lien T. Jackson and child
ren are h'*re from Richmond. Va
for a visit v ih Mrs. Jackson's
parents. Mr. and Mis. J. R. Davis.
Dr. and Mrs. Jackson a.id family
expect to r** -v«* the latter part of
August from Richmond to Bos
ton. MassaehiiM tts. Mrs. Jackson
is the forme- Jean Davis.
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Mrs. Franc r; Pethel ;.nd sons.
Rlair and II.inter, w'!l arrive
Satindav fru.-** Greensla.ro for a
visit with Mrs. Pethel's parents.
Mr. and Mr;. W. Gillespie. The
Pethels c\p.* ! to U* here for a
v\«ek before -.’oing to N«*w York
City to visit M . Pethel, who is in
summer s*-h.<: at the school of
Sarrod Music al Union Thcolop
cal Sauuiuuy.
McDanisIs To Visit
In Frankfurt, Germany
Mr. and Mr; David McDanie
left S.iturd »\ morning by plane !
for New Yoi k City. From Now :
York, they Pjw Saturday oftor- I
noon to Frink*.urt, Germany for
a visit with tl.eir son. Koger Me j
Daniel, his v.iit and children.
The Kings '.fountain McDaniels
expect to be away a mo ith.
Numerous friend.-, and relatives
of the McDaniels accompanied
them to Chat-e-fte nirp et Satur
day morning foi their S:30 take
off.
The .McDaniel? also visit«*d the
World's Fair before going on to
Germany. Tin it son is stationed
with the A:r Force at Frankfurt.
Birth
Announcements
Mr. and Mr*. Frank C:*on,
route 1. B’unrr City, cnnouncr
the birth o! a ron. Wnlnesdiy,
Ji’•> k. Kin ;; Mountain hospital.
Mr. and AVs. James Palmer
Ilenlev. root-* *. Cherry ville, an
nounce the tl. of a son. Thurs
day. July Kings Mountain hos
pital.
Mr. and M.s. Willie m J
Wright, 119 Mwens street, an
nounc-* the Svi'.i of a son. Satur
day. Julv 11. Kings Mountain h*»s
pital.
Mr. and Mr.:. William Norman
Clark. Jr., Grc'.er, ann nwoe the
birth of a for. Sunday. July 12.
Kings Mountain hospital.
Mr. and V:r. L. (1. Summit!,
101 McGill ft .e<i. announce the
birth of a '-.-’lighter, Tuesday.
July 1-1. Kin- < Mountain hospital.
Mr. r.nd »lrs. Dennis Kugene
Sigmon. 301 S. Mulhe’-cy street.
Clierryville, ani ounce the birth of
a daughter. Tuesday, July 11.
Kings Mount- ::-, hospit il.
McCarter-Carlisie
Invitations Issued
Invitations leading as follows
have been Ur: id in Kings Moun
tain:
Mr. and .V *. Kelly M> Carter
request the honour of your
pretence
ut the inarri m of their daughter
Kiiii l'u run ne
to
Mr. Thomas Marshall Carlisle
on Sunday, trie tieemy-sceenth
of July
at foil: thirty o’elmk
Central M'-ihodint Church
Kings Mountain. Xnrth Carolina
Wara-Wells
Invitations Issued
Invitations sending as follows
have been issued in Kings Moun
tain:
Mr. a ml Mr.' Sidney Howard
Ware
request the hr nor of your
l-n scare
at the marriao.- of their daughter
Mi>i tha Lou
to
Mr. Bryan• Toney Wells
on Saturday, the first of August
Xinctien hundied and sixty-four
at right o'r' ek in the riming
First Bi'litist Churrh
Kings Moun 'an, S'orth Carolina
Miss Anit-» McGinnis and her
roommate. , f Atlanta. Ga.. spent
last weclt'-r:' with Miss McGin
nis' oarenis. Mr. and Mrs. Paul
McGinnis.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Mr. ana Mm. B. 8. Stinnett
of da .stoma an new me* the engagement of her daughter, Linda
Jeanne, to John Alvin Yarbrough, non of Mr. and Mm. T. B. Yar
brough of Kings Mountain, fdn date has hern si i for the u rdding.
The bride-to-be, a graduate of Bessemer Citg logli sehtsd, is ni|*
idoyid by Southern Bell Telephone Chanpany in Gastonui. The pros
pective bridegroom attended the Kings Mounta.n sehoots and is sta
honed with the Nuional Guard “on duty at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo.
until September I.
Foothills League
Plans Golf Tourney
The Foothill.- 1-oanue Golf As
sociation In:: ivlinlulrd a tourna
ment at Le-.oir Country ('luh July
,23.
Any member ol the Kilims
i Mountain Country Club who plan
to attend slt.ijld contact Mrs.
Harlan Stotetau not luior than
Friday. Julc 17'h. Mrs. Stoterau’s
telephone nui.d ri is 739-1296.
Mrs. Slot -vau is president of
the local Wown’t Golf Associa
tion.
<Jary Bouton, son of Mr. and
Mrs. iklell Benton, is spending
this week at North Carolina
Orange Youth Camp in Bara
ardsvillo.
Mr. and .Mrs. Odell Minton and
sun. Oary. spent last weekend at
Maggie Valley and Cherokee.
Mr. and Mi's. Warren C. Par
rish and Mv r. Mrs. Cone Orif
fith of Ro«*!; Hilt, s. C. spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. Conrad
Hughes. Mr; Parrish. Mrs. Orlf
fith and Mr;. Hughes ar«* sisters.
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