pjAQBMENT ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mr*. Fred M Kiser
(King* Mountain annoum-e the engagement their daughter,
till in Diane, to John T. l.ee, son of Mrs. John J. Lee of Mull
, S. C. anil the late Mr. !.ee. The iredding u'ill be an event of
< ember jnth.
SO Cl A LG A L E N DA R
7:.T)—Kings Mountain Baptist
IS is sponsuiing Week of
aver services at the church.
Wujr;
V:<©~ Sigma Chapter of Alpha
Ita Kappa Christmas party at
ger Restaurant.
.00—Rehearsal for the Short*
ne wedding in Second Bap
church.
H:50—Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
hort are entertaining at their
(tmo at an after-rehearsal party
r Miss Judy Short and C. B.
reene.
op;
3:00—The wedding of Miss Ju
Short and C. B. Greene in
nd Baptist church.
The wedding of Miss
Jean Stinnett and John Al
Yarbrough in Temple Baptist
Arch,
i day:
0 a m. Circle 3 at Central
thodist church.
00—Circle 1 of Kings Moun
Baptisi church at the home
Jack Hullender.
Circle 5 of First Presby
,n church at the home of Mrs.
Mauney. 3600 Mirgrace.
—Circle 1 of First Preshy
i church at the home of Mrs.
Goforth. 206 E. King street,
ed dish supper.
:90- Circle 2 of First Presbv
irian church at the home of Mrs.
L. Ramseur, 105 W. Mountain
rest
90- Circle I of F'rst Preshy
church at the home of
Paul K. Ausley. Ill E. King
f.
90- Circle 3 of K'nMoun
Bapt'st church at the home
rs. Harold Crawford.
10 Circle I of Kings Moun
Baptist church at the home
”s. J. C. Bridges.
Vt .Jun'or Woman's r’"b at
T-'oman's clubhouse. Christ
s ero *t||m.
:90 Circle I of Central Me*li
st church it the h im? of Mrs.
aren oe Peelr.
7:90 Circle 5 of Central Moth
list church at the home of M s
SAm Howell.
7:90 Circle 7 of (Vi'r,i! V"th
nlist church at the home nUl s
t;r«e*» D"vl«.
7:90—Circle s of Central Merlin
nlist church at the home of Mrs.
< lefts Timms.
7 imadtty:
10 a.m. Circle 2 of Kinc;
Voin'aln B<pt st church ?.t the
hose of Mrs. C. E. Ci h.
10:30 Luncheon rccfn'T of
e JKin®s >tou*,, '’n Garden club
‘he Country Club.
7:30 C rclc 5 o' K n ’s Moun
t :lij Baptist church at the h<»me
1 f Mra ’ eonard Barnette.
Herfnr.arfoj/.
7:30 a.m. Credit Women’s
M'-erkfast club at Holiday Inn.
i last onto
| Coup1?* Honored
After Rehearsal
Mm Barbara Iran R opy and
Warren Clifton Dcese were bin
ored e; a ra kerutting ^.-tu day
night following their wedding re
hearsal.
The affair was held at 031 E.
Gold "wt >ml w>« given by
M‘M !!e!;n "ldd'x. Mrs. J. W.
B'dd x Mr*. J. D. Biddix. aunts
of fb'* b”‘de rlect. and Mrs. Hu
bert Ptovey.
Nut- r n hr d 1 -ake with
,rirt r rx'r* on op. nrd
'-e-o «’o«l fr-m table
w tli wh te liner A tree
•b«niir .vx--. an in -rd with
.naps ve!’*>«• mv'-* ltd wh'te
**-M*ed *-e!l* •* th-> ■'enter of the
table T*»e fb x*®.*'e- wVre and
[p-stn e-ko <•-■>» -♦ ore end and
' -»~>d from
Bowen-Moss
Invitations Issued
Invitations reading as follows
have been issued in Kings Moun
tain:
Mr. and Mm. Cyrus Loren
BOieen
request the honour of
your presence
at the marriage of their daughter
Margie Nell
to
Mf. Douglas W. Moss
<*n Sunday,
the twentieth of December
Nineteen hundred and sixty-tour
,, of th ree-thirty o'clock
,iff the afternoon
Wentover Baptist Church
Kings Miruntain, North Carolina
Fellowship Class
Held Party
Sixty members of the Adult
Fellowship Class of Central
Methodist church gathered for a
barbecue supper and Christmas
party Tuesday night in the
thorch fellowship hall.
Kill Russell led a carol sing,
accompanied by Miss Mary Alice
McDaniel at the piano. Games
featured the evening entertain
ment.
Gail McDaniel s class presi
dent.
Couple Wed
In Gaffney Rites
Miss Linda Towery and R.ihby
Jones were married Tiianksgiv
ng Day in a cere.Tony perfo: m
ed by Magistrate \V. it Douglas
in Gaffney. South Carolina.
Tile bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs R. B. T< wery of
Shelby. She attended the Kings
Mountain schools.
Mr. Jones is the s >n of Mr. a:id
Mrs. it 1. Jones of the D x >n
(immunity, lie attend.d Grover
school
Kor her marriage the bride
wore i Iw.i iiii-. e • I i • su t with
matching accessories.
Mr a. Worrcn Clifton Deeae
Miss Barbara Rippy, Warren C. Deese
1 Wed Sunday In Double-Ring Ceremony
Second Baptist church provid
ed the setting Sunday for a 4 p.
m. wedding uniting Miss Barbara
Jean Kippy and VV'arren Clifton
Deese.
Rev. George W. Julian official
•d al the doable-ring ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Pauline Rippv and the late
W G. Rippv. Jr. She is a 1964
graduate of Kings Mountain high
school.
Mr. Deese is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Bernice Deese of Cramer
ton. He attended Cramerton
school and is employed at Pharr
Yarns in McAdenville.
The chin cel of the church was
banked with Areca palms and
Oregon ferns. Above the chancel
in the baptistry was a large ar
rangement of white snapdragons,
yellow mums and frosted white
wedding bells. An arch of spiral
candelabra holding lighted tap
ers was outlined with Southern
Smilax. Altar baskets held white
snaps and yellow mums before a
white wrought-iron arch. The
center of the setting was a white
wrought-iron kneeling bench.
Miss Delores White was organ
ist for the program of nuptial
music and Norman King was vo
cal soloist. Mr K>ne sang “!
Love You Truly" and “Because"
before the ceremony and “Wed
ding Prayer" as the benediction.
The bride was given in marri
age by her un lc, Seimore Biddix.
She* w »re a gown of Chantilly
lace and silk organza. designed
with fitted br>dlce. tapered
sleeves and scalloped sabrina
neckline embroidered in irides
cent sequins. I^ce appliques in
a flower motif highlighted the
full organ/a skirt which swept to
the hack and formed a chapel
train. An organ/a cabbage rose
and butterfly how accented the
back of the train Her triple-tier
ed veil of silk illusion was at
tached to an organza rose spark
ed with seed pearls and brilli
ants. Her h luquet was of white
ttephartotis. garden as and yel
low mums
M ss I.t.ojec.e Rohin-on rt
tended tit.* bride as maid of hon
or and h; ales tads were Miss
Louise R'ppy, o'- in of the bride.
M ss Kathy Yarbro. Mrs. Jerry
Stacey, all of Kings Mountain.
and Mbs Binky Price of Gas
tonia.
Bridal attendants wore street
length dresses of peau de sole,
the maid's gown in bronze and
the bridesmaids in gold. Their
dresses wen* designed with fitted
bodices, scoop necklines, elbow
sleeves and bell-shaped skirts.
Their matching bow headpieces
were dropped with tulle veils and
they carried semi-crescent bou
quets of yellow mums and clus
ters of grapes.
Miss Penny Biddix, flower girl,
wore a bronze dress and carried
a basket of rose petals. Timothy
Spicer was ringbearer.
Lamar Deese was best man for
his brother Ushers were Michael
Hippy, brother of the bride.
Michael Arrowood. Jerry Stacey,
all of Kings Mountain, and Tom
my Stevens of Lowell.
The bride’s mother was gown
ed in aqua with matching acces
sories. She wore a corsage of
white mums.
The bridegroom’s mother chose
blue with matching accessories
and a corsage of white mums.
Mrs. Lamar Deese. who ke— r
register in the church vestibule,
wore a three-piece suit in beige
with matching accessories.
Cramerton will be home far
the newlyweds. They will live at
•111 Woodlawn avenue
Methodist Circle 3
Held Requler Meeting
Members of Circile 3 of Cen
tral Methodist church heard a re
corded sermon by the late Peter
Marshall. "Were Yoj There?” at
their regular meeting Wednes
day morning in the ladies' parlor
of the church.
Mrs. J O. Plonk conducted th"
devotional rend ng and present
ed the program.
Members made a contribut on
to the Kmp'y Stocking Fund and
Mrs. Ben K. Beam, circle ch i
matt invited members to attend
the December meeting of the
Women’s Society of Christian
Service at which time Mrs. B. M.
Jarrett will present a p-ogrnm
of Ch.d-tmas music on the ac
cordian
(Many Kings Mounta:n Citizens Home For Holidays,
"Others Visit On Thanksgiving With Friends, Relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Don Crawford
and daughter. D>n*ii. *»»-*nt run
day it ul'iwa wli -re they attend
ed church s< -\ vs ,.t Unite*'
Oiurch o! Uhr" : - ' ;; c •» •-I
ly to see Kddio Wh t ier r*' cive
his Kagle hadge in ..-outing.
Young Whitcner, son of Mr.
and Mrs Orin Wh!ten*r, was a
senior patrol leader in Craw
ford's pront) of bovs this summer
at the National Boy s.-oui Jam
boree In Valley Forge Pa.
Mr. Crawford, in training as a
postal inspector, ki Knoxville.
Tennessee spent from Wednes
day until Monday with his fami
ly in Kings Mountain.
Thanksgiving Day dinner
guests of the Crawfords were
Mr. Crawford's mother. Mrs.
I .l<iei era*laid; M s. ti«<v.o>U<
| parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
; Blalock; and Mr. Crawford's
-rother and f »mily. Mr. and Mrs
Rohe t Crawford and daughters
: Cathy and Pam of Sumter. S. C
M - »"d Mrs Houston Rliek
and children rime from Sou' hem
Pines to spend the "Pianksgivinr
holidivs with Mr. Rlack's par
-n'a Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Made.
Mrs. |f-*\-«vnod r. I.vnch his
rctutned *r- •** C-eenvPV rw
«he wis eaBed dt*** to*the sudden
deith of he brother-in-law. J. F
Riwen. vho died November 23
Mrs. * vruh spent a week with
her sister M-* Bcwe" re'umlng
on Saturday.
*
4
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Preston
»f Atlanta. Ga. a”rt *!~. and Mrs
Don Gladd >n and daughter. Ava.
t>f Greenville, S. C. spent the
Hunk 'iving holidays with Mr.
?nd Mr? Fred Owens and fami
ly. O.ho.- member.? of the family
who io.ned them for T tanks jiv
ing Day dinner were Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Herndan Mr. and
Mrs. Dwain Lynch and daughters
and Mr and Mrs. Robert Ram
sey and family of Gastonia.
—o—
Mr. and Mrs Kelly Bunch, their
daughter , Libby, freshman at
Wirtthrop cdlege. and their sons.
Philip. Wendell and John, spent
the Thanksgiving holidays in Big
Stone Gao. Va. with Mrs. Bunch's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Fra
» .w t iuleys were honored
by their four children at open
hou»e on their golden wedding
lay Thursday.
Vaeaftou ng in California art?
Mr ard Mia. George Antonlch
■•nd fnmilv of Daytona Beach.
Fla. Mrs. Antonich is the former
Bettv Prin. e. d'urhter of Mr
’nd Mrs. A. $. Prince of Kifigs
Mountain. v
' aR*v
and sons. Mv in anil ^Tiwty
«nent the Thanksgiving hctl*|*»vs.
Wth their parent* Mr. and Mrs
T W CarmM end M-. snd M's.
'Valter Far*-;*. The C.ar-oP* re
turned to Sumter. S. C. Sunday.
Mr
Mrs. Ji
and daughter. Amanda, of Char
lotte. visited last week with Mr
ind Mrs. Millard Prince and
family in 1 lollywood, Fla., all
former K.itgs Mountain real
! dents.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Dulin of
Waynesville. Miss Tempie Dulin
of Atlanta. Ga.. M s. J. H. Scar
brough and Mr. and Mrs J. H.
i Hudson of Charlotte were visit
i ors Thanksgiving Day of Mrs.
■ Pauline Weaver.
Mr. and Mrs. Jones Fortune of
' Hickory visited Sunday with Mr.
1 Fortune’s sister. Mrs. Pauline
Weaver.
Warrant Officer James W. Mc
Daniel, Mm. McDaniel and fam
ily spent the holidays with Kings
Mountain relatives. The McDan
iels were Thanksgiving Day din
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
James Ledford, were Friday am
Satu.day vis tors in the home:
“■ —‘ “— **-Harmo
with her daughter, Mrs. Gile
.’ornwell a-td family. Mrs. Com
well underwent an operation bu'
Is now recuperating satisfartorl
ly at hot hc.tM.
_ J 5a
Mr*. Franklin Nf*bit 8ell
Miss Susan Ware Weds Franklin Sell
in Double-Ring Church Ceremony Friday
Mis* Susan Elizabeth Ware of
Bessemer City and Franklin Nes
bit Sell of Monroe were wed Fri
day in a 5 p.m. wedding in Bes
semer City's Grace Lutheran
church.
Rev Edwin L. Ricks officiated
at the double-ring ceremony and
Mrs. Carl Carpenter, organist,
and Neill Carson. II, vocalist,
presented the wedding music.
White snapdragons, white
chrysanthemums, and Southern
smiiax banked the altar which
was lighted by numerous tapers
in seven-b:anrh candelabra. A
white kneeling bench centered
the setting.
Organ program included "Con
sider and Hear Me" by Pfleuger;
“Prayer" by Von Hiller; "God
the Father Be Our Stay” by
Scheldt; “All Glory Be To God
On High" by Pachelbel; and an
arrangement with chimes. “Lord
Jesus Christ Be Present Now."
Mr. Carson sang “Whither Thou
Goest" by Singer and “Wedding
Prayer" by Dunlap before the
ceremony and "O Perfect _ove"
as the benediction Mrs. Carpen
ter played “Le Cygne" by Saint
Saens as the bridesmaids entered
and “Bridal Chorus" from “Lo
hengr.n” by Wagner as thebr.de
came to the altar with her fath
er.
The bride's gwn was a formal
design of silk mist taffeta and
imported Alencon lace. The con
tour bodice featured a cluster of
I tucks ouilmed with hand-clipped
lace motifs, bateau n**ckline and
elbow-leng.h sleeves. The con
trolled A-l no skirt was accented
by garlands of lace caught up to
miniature taffeta ut w_ ar.ti dip
ped to the back to a chapel
length train. Her four-tier veil
of imported English illusion was
attached ;o a c own of silk flor
ets spa ked w th rhincs ones and
she carried a bouquet of garde
nias. roses and sienhano'is.
Mss Jane Fills of Kesiemer
City attended the bride as maid
of honor and bridesmaids were
Miss Paula Lot" Miss Susan
Gocheroft. M s< Carolyn Whitley
all of Resseme. City Miss Kathy
Fell of Monroe, sister of the
bridegroom. Miss Sardra Helton
of Gastonia, and Mrs. David
Thrift of G oenvilie. K tn>
sis'er of the bride, was jcnioi
brides maid.
All tile attend^n's wo-» fo'-t-"!
go.vns of saphire satin du
charme styled w.th scoop nec»
lines and elbow-length sleeves. A
wa'teau pare! attached to the
bark neckline of the dresses fell
•o the hemlines of their bell"
shape sk its. Tliey wore match
in' satin hair bows ami carried
fco.iquets of lime green fuji
mums, natural wheat and green
K apes.
The bridegroom's father was
best mm. The list of ushers In
eluded Moody Stanley of Monroe.
Harry Preslar of Rile gh. Lenny
Flmo-e of Charlotte. James
Franklin of Gastonia. Georgr
Lewis. Jr. and Larry Wa-e. bro
ther of the bride, both of Besse
’» **s'r of BesaP
mer City was acolyte.
The bride's mother was gown
ed in tawny pink crepe with
matching rosette dropped with
net veil and matching clippers
Her corsage was a pink cymbkli
um orchid.
Mrs. Sell, mother of the bride
groom, chose gHted brocade with
Jacket of gold print. She wore
oyster white
accessories and a
at her
shmiMrg. .
rTtie bridal party' formed « rr
vine ^IneStter the
Mr add Mrs. Carl Alexander
Vare of Bes*emer City »re par
nts of the hrid" A emduate o*
C!*v h'-h srho^t she
‘tended Lenoir Rhyne college
at
Charlotte. She has been employ
l ed by Olney Presbyterian church
in Gastonia.
The bridegroom is the son oi
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Xesbit Sell
of Monroe. He is a graduate of
Monroe high school. Wingate
Junior college and East Carolina
college. At EXT. he was a mem
ber of Epsilon Pi Tau honorary
fraternity. Beginning Decembe
; 7, he will teach vocational oduca
, tion at Caswell Rehabilitation
! Center in Kinston
For a wedding trip the new
Mrs. Sell chose a mauve pihk
| woo! suit with pink trim, pink
crepe blouse and matching acces
! sories. She lifted the gardenias
• from her bouquet.
After a trip to Blowing Rock
. the newlyweds will be at home in
i Kinston.
1 Miss Short
j Gives Plans
Miss Judy Short, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Short, has
completed plans for her marri
age to C. B. Greene, son of Mr.
and Mis. Harlan Greene of Gro
ver, and announces them today.
1 The wedding will take place
Sunday, December 6th. at 3 p m.
in Second Baptist church. Rev.
James E. Williams and Rev.
Wray Barrett will officiate at the
double-ring ceremony.
No formal wedding invitations
have been issued but all friends
and reta.ives of the cuuple are
invited to attend.
i The bride-elect will he given in
marriage by her father. Pharls
Greene Will be best man for his
brother.
Miss Delores White will be or
gan st for the program of nuptial
music and Miss Marcella . uiz
of Gastonia will be \ocul soloist.
Miss Teresa Short will attend
her sister as maid of ohnor.
Bridesmaids w.ll include Mrs
Dm Roark. Mrs. Bobby Hayes.
Miss Linda Collins Miss Flaine
Ramsey and Mrs. Charles Wllaon,
all of Kings Mountain. Debbie
Hayes daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Bobby Hayes, will be flower girl,
i The list of ushers will include
Lionel Baines, Richard Little,
Bill Crocker and Alfred Queen
, i!l of Grover, and Corky Smith
of Kings Mountain.
Mrs Pinkney Cooke of Grav
er will keep a guest register in
the vestibule of the church where
the bridal party will form a re
ceiving line to greet wedding
guests after the ceret.any.
! Following rehearsal for the
wedding Saturday the bride
elect’s parents will entertain at a
(cake cutting at their home.
Methodist Circle 2
Hoard Yule Program
Mrs. Boyer Mirny p~esentcd
the program, “Christmas Is A
Time Far Remembering” as high
light of Tuesday momingls meet
ing of Circle 2 of Central Meth
odist church at the home of Mrs.
J. R- Davis.
Mrs. Mu ray used appropriate
Biblical scriptures sod prayers
i to emphasise the theme.
( Mrs. V F. Thornburg, chair
; man. presided. Members made
1 plans to place flowers in the
church sanctuary during the
-nonth
sanctuary
of December rod f > fve
Christmas baskets 'to ahutiln*
Vhr>
Mrs-.Fled VHdit tnv'ted th~
teto nr SSI at her.home next
I
Mn Davis served cake _ and
'o»fee st refreshment time.
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IV
! ESGAGEMEXT ANNOUNCED — Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Loren
Bowen announi-c the cnyltgemeat of their daughter, Margie
| Sell, &■ Douglas VT. Mont, ton >>f the Krv. amt Mm. Woodrow
Mott. Both fumiliet are of Kings Mountain. 7 he wedding will
be an ei-ent of December £Oth at S:JO ti.m. in West over Baptist
church.
l:'s A Boy
For Kimmell Family
Mr. and Mrs. James William
son Kimmell of Saluda. South
Carolina, announce the arrival of
their third child and second son,
Eddie Ware Kimmell. Wednes
day. December 2. Seth Memorial
hospital, Greenwood. S. C.
Mrs. Kimmell is the former
Cornelia Ware of Kings Moun
tain. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Ware.
The Kim me 11s are former
Kings Mountain residents.
Yule Party Set
By Sigma Chapter
i Sigma Chapter of Alpha Delta
1 Kappa will hold its annual
Christmas banquet Friday at 7 p.,
m. at Hager’s Restaurant.
Numerous Kings Mounupj
women are members of the hat ,
or sorority for teachers.
Sigma Chapter V -*
Gives Program
Sigma Chapter of Alpha Delta
Kappa presented a Thanksgiving
program at the Cleveland Coun
ty Home Tuesday afternoon as
highlight of their regular meet
ing.
| Mrs. Melissa Moss. Altruistic
chaiiman. was in charge of the
program The group ;ang a
Thanksgiving sing and Miss
Betty Modlin read appropriate
scripture and led a prayer. Miss
Jackie Blanton read a Thanks
giving poem and a program of
informal group sinking followed.
A business session was held
after the program.
Miss Stinnett's
Plans Given
Miss Linda Jean Stinnett,
daughter of M.s. Thelma Stin
nett of Gaston.a, has completed
plans for her marriage to John
Alvin Yarbrough, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Tommie Yarbrough of Kings
Mountain.
The wedding will take place
Sunday. Dece r.ber 6. at 4 p m. in
Tfcmple baptist church. R?v. R.
L. McCfho will officiate at the
double-nng ceremony.
"ial wedding invitations
m issued but all friends
Wives of the couple are
attend.
Absher will give his
niedft In marriage and Tommie
Yarbrough will be his son's best
ftflllh m
ine Mo re head, sister of
etive bridegroom, will
te matron-of honor. Bridesmaids
Will Include Miss Judy Clark and
Vdb Betty Styers, both of Kings
MbuMain.
-David Queen and W. C. Su.n
miit w.ll serve as ushers.
Junior Club
Meets Monday
The Junior Woman's club vl’l
hold Its annual Christmas pro
gram Monday n ght at T:3M(J at
the Woman'*; club.
Miss Jackie Riant m is pro
gram chairman.
Members arc also asked to
bring gif's for C’swell Training
School which will be boxed and
.Tailed to tetarded children at
the K'nston school. The C'swell
project is an annual Christmas
season project.
aentimenlal! The
Absolutely unique — end trey ses
Mother t Ring symbolises her life* Her mmrnate.
her children, her happiness. She is the <mfy one whn
teeer it. This beautifully-executed tribute ere
by fine jewelry craftsmen of solid 14K gold.
There u only one 'Mother's Ring". It is so distinctive,
so unique, that it has been awarded V. S. Potent
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