Heait Fund Benefit Plans Underlay; Five Area Couples Set Wedding Dates
Spring f w bo previewed a* the Natio^a
Guard Arr y , tgrsday nigh* during a Heart Fine.
Bene v/> v. jrd "« p etty dothes, bodge, prizes ga
ioie end re*>e«r-tr,en .
ii's rre cu •' d ion oi Heart Month in Kings Mountaii
a:-.d ! h • ijirt : a •»* A ‘ea‘ ire televhicri a-d radio person
a:Ity r,at L- ' At re, a cormcntator a- d mistress-of
ceromcnier.
T.'c^o* ara m a e at 12. tMdoe p'aye-s are asked ti
make up Meir i ibles a^d furnish their own card., Mrs
Cha-ie ’ i •/, I efi* chairman, aid. Yc. don t have tc
p ay brio a 1 v'ed the fashion .how, *h? added. Mrs
Cha»:• • NA e fir iet chaiiman.
M dels were bong cho ar by four K'nns Mountain d.
pa»fm'-‘ t; > week. Participating merchants arr
Ce k pi A o> V.-GInri? .n>d Pionk Brothers.
Sp'ir j F i ri ,ns for the Young At Heart wi1 be th*
therre c ? th- Fen. 25 event.
Annelia Ji*1 Yarbro. dflurh
-< of Mr. and Mr;. John Y<v
■n re ehrnf*?d hnr firr
rthday Friday, Febrjar
o
A family birthday r>a~t»
as held at the Yarbro h^r”
' 902 Sht-nn H-Ive and thr
ncorated birthday r^lte va
it and served with ice
-'am,
Young Mis' Ya-bro i
rrndda iohLr>r 0f Mr. nn
’•s. J. F. Yarbro of rout'
*o and Mr. and Mr?. La1
' Wilson of Falcon.
* *
Jar Wi iiom;. high schoo
nior, is KMHS 1965 Bett
ocite.' Homemaker of Tc
arrow.
Dai-ghlor of H. O. Will
rr, and the |a*e Mrs. W! I
ms, Miss Williams score:’
ohesr in a written homo
I taking examination given t
nicr gi*h in Drtcember. S r
now eligible for state at c
itiona' honors.
The sre:e winner wli! re
ive a $1,000 colieqe scho
hip from General Mi!!:
-. The school of the sta
•nor will recn've a c.''r
•♦e si! of the En eye I oped'
bn.u i .u. . o .u ^ . •. state winner, along with a
sc ho i .o»- 'rhor s-ate winners for a tour of CoL
r W'Yjrv.buro. Virginia, Washington, D, C. ana Nes
York Ciry. At tfe end of the trip the Betty Crcckor Ai:
An’er* m H om iker f Tonorrov/ will be named.
About This N1 That
Fi t -■ ’'ou,,i,i'n member- of Rhc Chapte- of Do,
ta Kai.- j v ■ m * went to Cherryville February 2 for adr
: er r r i ho r acher sorority. Cherryvil'e and Lincoln
ton ft •’v '• • hoc'esses *or a chicken dinner with ac
cessorie .
A pone 1 herryvWo high school students gave the
program, o' cu in ’ *he theme, Japan—A Nation of fra
ciit'-v v : Vv/■ ? o' lotion ". Participating were Alice bearr
DoroK . R ; .. Bobara Bernhardt. Libba Carper-ter anc
C'-dy Co . The/ discussed socioloqica1. economic, edu
cf' v ei pc it:cai pattens of the Japanese peop.o.
k'ir c. Mou tain r.icmbe attending v/ere Miss Alien
A /e»itt. M V . J. Kay t Vs. VV. L. Ranseur. Mrs. D'ctc Me
Ginnis 0"d Mrs. M. H. Bi-er.
* 0 0 m
M-. .nod Mrs. /•••'■; P‘ fo wr ic-’Hc-'V, an"nunc
the a' ><a O' i n. M P ~ v-o r. r o Jeer Mc°.ae c
Kirqs Moun ‘ iin.
J f a r • d M-s. Car V. V/iesoner anc
Mrs. t - • P • * o t.se •>; a tea Saturday after
roc »* • c ' • ' i . c ub honoring M-s. Coma'- Falls, re
cent bride.
Mt. Ham, r.icc and Miss He'en Hav were at tfv ao<
to q *«’ **. '» recc v g ine in the iounoe was ro.r
oosed of t 'e hostesses, the ci est-of ^onor, and her tw'
daughte-' '■ *. Johnny troupe of Cher,wil!e and Mi
Laurean B m.- . • Me, otain. Mrs. Fat’s wore a cole
green woo pvt' es-.
Ode f war f -s John Smathers, Mrs. R C
Fthondoe, Mi ‘irrr F<- , Mrs. J. H. Pa**e-son. Mrs. O. P
Lewi- and t *’ - Nancy '/'in--nr-. M-s. R->be»-t Suber an
M-s. John Cnr d>o .id oo'dbyes to +ne 300 guests wh
rai'ed d'l'ino roceo1 nr
A Ci. Vaiert'ne Day th-’nro was carried out ir decora
tive dotal's.
Miss D^dmon's
Plans G'ven
Mis* Betty Sue Dt*d ron d-*ueh
ter oi 'I", and M- • A V. Ded
mon o' Shelby. ad 1*iw Dover,
s m of Mr. and Mr-. IIu :h Low
ery Dover of Kin'.: ■ M> ntaln.
have e mpleled p' in* for their
wedding and announce them this
week
Rev Dale Stee'e w'll officiate
at the 7:?0 p.m. ceietrony Sat
urday .v r.l -aoeth Baptist
chu>-»h. Wedding m.-sic will lie
p v dec* by Mrs Frri R Msurt
ey. fi-'jsn'st. and R lhert Decker,
vo —Pst.
Mr*. Dale Steele will nttougi lier^
sister as matron of honor. BrJd#s
maids will be Mrs. Brice Steven
«on of York S. C.. Miss Frrr-*
Rea Hobbs of Knoxville. Ten.n
Mrs. Oakie Carve - of Pock n-r
h im. Mrs. Paul Dover. Mrs. Jack
Waters a"d Mi«s 1/wli Jo".e«
Melanie Herd ami Karen Steele
nieces of the bride-elect, will lx
flower girls.
Mrs Max Sherrill and M s«
Rebecca Jones will participate in
the wedding as honorary brides
maids De o-ah Hold the bride
elect's n'eoe and Jean Putnam
will be honorary attendants.
Rest man for the brideer-.'in
to-he will be his father. The 1st
of ushei-s will include Roy Ded
mon and Richard Dedmon. b-o
■hers of the bride-to-be. Pul
iDover. the bridegroomto-be'i
brother, Stephen Lowery. Mike
h.\ < i Aitt-iiil..' t .»wj i> r .if/ i.jis. .’<»«■* .tlutui
HHHniinn tIt. < li /iiiit iiH iti nf iheir dmhjhtrr. Jtrki? Ihnin e. I"
lloiii/l,i.s Eii<h nr Bitrtor. 1.01 . ' Mr. „mi Mrs. K. II. Burton.
Both filinilirs orr •>» Kni‘1* ntoin. The hritlr-rlc, t :K ■ • «/.-«!</
.Kite of Kimjs Mon m» h ■ //; «»■/;> • ' mul < 1 intone! • ’* r,rt />
tiomnt for, lit. S'it t Inm It. ft,. *< h l,till, <//<>•• i.i-tol,, 1* <• i/nut
iul'r of Kini/n Mi nnttu.i !:iy.' toil mi,I ,x •, .v «,V>; •»/ IKrsN-rn
Co 1 of inn *j Urge. The ir'niil,,.-/ t\'t tokc /#?«»« ■/• Jnnt '.*« .> FiYaf
fhlfitist church
Sir! Seouls To Nolo "Thinking Day"
In Special Program Here Tuesday Night
Amic, amiga. Vrlsmlin. fteur. I
n. arnica, k.u igan each means
iend.
No matta . hnw it is tintmup
d or a here it i< siid I"
tas special sienifica.i.-- to Girl
! :‘o;'3
Girls !;-:»»n parly in t*e.r
It- *nti:ta tin* theirs ..- a WuiT
k li’ic.'dsltlp. Ttipy sh ire tin
"imp ideals so God ar..i r ur.: >
v.th five and a lull mJlijn y. rl
:mt ndilii in 67 • •an*: es !'
remix': •» of t.t- World As.so- t
;r:t of Girl Guides jr.t G. :
s.tatt-..
Special d ■ »c set as '■
!1 r>f tha*-p 11 ri< s f. - o :>
ds on interna’ t .i tria ndGt'p
k t» vo.mi.i t t: .. r
vlSl note Jute mior-.l Fr utd
• hip Day, *T linking D y". I . •
Jay irs .‘it with a sp. ial pro
1 ,varo a; 7:"*0 an. at I lr*t !* *"■
•>:’fiaii church.
Kash Kin.’; Mountain troop
A'.ll repra t a <x.tt it:y of the*
.Vo; id Asru i-itaou «.f Girl Scout
t!ul Gi’l (.Judas w lit
1im« and sxus. Tii r.k.ng I> :y
innually h ‘in - wv cirti: .late
>f Lord Rad«rj-Po\ve:l, f mnd't
if S»v. and (Jit'dintr. .mi!
ad) Bad".’-Powell. W i ld Che
Sis' tc. i'.im t; Gi;! •' • uts r a
Su'd >s everywhere, Thirtkim: 1 >.i>
: a sii --iil t'.'ie fit;* troops a
ourd the v. trld t > th'ek ct »•.
■ lie - ini fn-i:. th’> j \ i
t Jtinl interna: Tail friendship.
Tti Jul.otte Co: don Lca. :.>u’; I
and airs ore lent of Gir
’routs of he 1 * tti i ed Slates
Vmrrico. war'd ft a odsh p was a
uractiml • ,ol which poopl™ wo I
or and achieve As (J rl S. >u
nepaty ’o celebrate Girl Scout
VVrr!;. .uar.-h 7 th'- u^h 13 :hev
ite reminded of their foundes
'e.st letter to then: in which site
>vi mp ".omeihtrg very de.tr *
me" Mrs. Low told the Gi '
Scouts that "as you githor in
vour tr >ps to •elofv ate Gi-l
Scout Week, think of the gins
around the wo-Id who ere vottt
sister Girl Scouts ard Girl Guides
Ours is a circle of friendship’
mited by our idcalt."
Kings Mountain's sa ve- troop
:f Girl Scouts include: T: > p ’
>f CVntrd Method's! church led
hy Mrs. Pal Edwards tnd M *
Wanda Bail: Troop 32 of Firs’
Presbyterian church lei! hy Mi s
Marry Pag" and Mrs. Nolle
'•■mnford: Tr >op 155 of F t
°resbyterian church leal hy Mt«
’op Nels’er. Jr. and Mrs 1> T
Waters: Troon 4 of First Prr
byterian chu-vh led hy Mrs Ri .■
-~nd Holmes; TVoop 52 o*
I spra *hur *h I’t*
by Mrs. John C. McGill: T-oo
I «7 a* Boyce Memorial APP
i hurdt Uxl by Mrs. James Purs
lev.
Mrs. Thomas ’ . Trotr eha1
mn of the Kincs Mour’aln
V" t*hho*-h’<’d 'ervice testn and
Mrs. R. F. Matter is tro p consul
tant.
l«rdforal and D^vld Q**ee”.
A iwn",in will he give*’ hv
; the bnde-elect'a pseents atthr'r
borre on route < following the
C!ia lesion Gardens
Open To Tourists
Charleston's Fe.toiis Gardens
; .;c<i t > fh» pu lit- M >nday.
Perhaps tin most noted tounst
.ttia-.ion, in the S. uthcasr. the
t-.rpf vaniens Magnolia. M..I
j t' .-t Place an I Cypress of
ft n.t o.'ti variety of beauty
M ‘Wlet-’n Place v It.eh iies o:f
ti‘ scen’c highway betwe**:
C tails-toe. "ni Summerville, is r
n .tifSeent fo mal garden alon,
t' banks of th- Ashley River. I
h -■ been compared favatably
vv .'i the f neat formal gardens ir
England and or the Continent,
ei 1 each yea tit.acts hourant!
of visitors. Th:s garden is thr
.o'.- siii* of th-* »h>-,», which i«
r. 1 non>n vetr •round.
M ddletoa Plac •. which »!rvu:
e<l sere U3 acres to landscape:
beauty, pre-dates the America
KcwJuti n. Regun in 1741. th*
garden was the creation cf th<
hen owner. Henry Middlctor
who u as to become president a
he Continental C ogre's. A hun
dred slaves wot Led 1ft years tt
•omplete tht foj.xa! terraces
talks and ornamental w a
that arc so skillfully Mended
with < tl fo-cst, river vistas
and marsh.^nds.
Magnolia Hardens lack the f >r
reality of M'ddlcton Plaep ar.d
rain lovel'nets in the wild at tn
don of a myriad cf ftrwcrs are!
thrubs. O'fering thr greatest
tile tion and variety of came!
ias in the country, M 'noic
each year draws botanist* Itoth
,v.» r ’h* United States and a
h: tad.
Path-., inked with Mamin"
-liras. wind in a breathtaking
maze along the banks cf the Ash
>v r»rd beside Pools that reflect
:V c’-mor of the flowers.
Magnolia Gardens too. lies off
h s -onic Summerv lle route
Ovtm ss Garden* held stunn'np
•ontrast to the other two. lice
the trees that gave the ^howplace
H ratr-e. rise eerllv aut of ink
black waters, their limbs f«st >on
~d with Spanish mess that shades
Perhaps the most spe ta. ular dls
•t’ey of a/aleas in the Lowcoun
»rv
Th<* chy-owned gardens off-«r
•he v<s:to- opportunity to view
ts beaut:es. not only from w>nd
ng trails, but from small paddle
b’ats that ply through its many
latmons and canals.
Formerly owned hy the Kit
tredge family Cvoress Gardens
was a gPt to th» Ci’v of Charles
ton. It is situated off Highway
K. no-nh cf the city.
E»ch of Charleston’s Famous
Cardens is within drwing
distance of the metropolitan
area.
Marorace Club
M^+ Sa+urd^v
Mrs. ! awrence Bl-nton was
hostess at her home Saturday
even1 no »o the regular meeting
of the Margra-e Woman's club.
P-e*ent in ««*d>*'on »o member*,
were Mrs Claude Barnette of
Fnriom Ga.. Mrs M»ry Brackett
and Mr* V*d* Herndon.
..
.>:hii ,<ii'.s. rail fm mini
rntnotture th< engagement of tiror d-nightr. Um is Loretta, *t»
Juro'i II irw i Gi rt nr. nm t»/ .>/>. O.’nx Grot nr. him '
fnmi'irx tire of Kings Mountain. Th • ></ trfi *t' . / is </ .itiiior nI
IIini/s ~fn attain high tu Jtord. The p. > .■■pfe'iet bridegroom •:.*•
tended Bethware high s< hool tr.id is cmpU yeti by Magnolia Fin
ishing Compit.y oj Bla< ks’Mi'j, S. C. A June wedding planned.
ESOAOEMEST AS SOU SC El) Mr. a.at Mrs. C. U. l.utix art
h<htnee th‘■ t miaijr.uent «</ their tlnnyht* r, Uremia Kay, to fti’l
Litil. non n) Mr. ami Mrs. l.et II. l.a I. Both /»» i.im a r of
Kihi/h Mountain The ivetitiiruj trill In- an runt February
SOCIAL
CALENDAR
Thursday:
7:30 -American Legion Auxili
ary at the home ot Mrs Hess *
Dickey Horn. 3!1 E. King street.
Sn'urday:
7:30 The wedding of Mis?
Betty Su- Dedmo.i and Troy Dov
er in Elizabeth Baptist church
followed by a reception at the
home of the bride elect's parents
on route six. Shelby.
Mrs. Claude Barnette of Har
lem. (5a. has in“*n visiting Kings
Mountain relatives.
— o—
Miss Armitt*e Fsn's is a on
tient in the Kings Mountain ho*
Dital. She was admitte<l far ob
servation and treatment.
dent, presided. The devotional
was presented hv Miss (irate
Blanton, rhanlain.
The St. Valentine Dav theme
was carried oit in decoration*
and refreshments. Miss Orac*
Htsnton. ce'ehratirrr a h'rthdav
Valentine’s Dav was presented a
heart-shaped Mrthday cake and
numerous “gag" prizes i’-om
rtnhmerrbrrs Heartshsned *and
♦iches were served w;th cake
muares topped with red hearts
fslintine candy, potato chip*
mmn oqum*
rolma Ru'h L”nn
On UNC Honor Roll
CHAPEL HILL Felmi Rut'
; (Petto, Lynn if Kin;:* .\L intair
has been named to the Hon
Roll !or the fall scmo-te- at th*
University of North Ctrolinr
School of Pharmacy.
Pinnae) students must aver
; age 30 or better to qualify fo
he honor.
Dr. E. A. Brecht. .!e«n of th
sch i>l. sa cl 'hat 35 students me
Honor Roll standard: for th'
semester whi-.-h ended in J in i
ary. The list does not nclud'
pro • pharmacy students wh»
; spend their first year Itere in t'ir
General College.
■ BWC Circle
M«*M Meelisq Monday
The Business Women’s Ci"e,r
l of TemDle Baptist rhur-h held i»
! rpnuhr me”tine Monday n "h*
•»t the home of Mrs. Henry Oa"
■■oil. Mr*. Winifred Etters wa«
! hostess
Mrs. B T. Yarbrotieh was pro
•Trsm eha'rmsn and was assist
od hv M-< John Ya** rough Mr*
R >N»rt Klemin * end Mrs. FMers
! 'n presenting the circle study for
the month
Mrs. F B. Conte* nre«ido*o e»
I 'he WMU. win present a* a visit
or.
Mrs. Carroll assisted her
daughter in aervlnf refresh
JlA(r<UiL.t|it.> I H-WrtUi .tl'f.U l>.~. .t/l'S. I.(<>(</« In I'lify
P’onl: uunonnei /.’ii : .1 rut t./ ■ w d nrii, !er. t’aio’i f.'/i:*
abeth, to Wdha.n Al it r hell t’tn.i, >n Jr., s m of Mr. and Mrs.
i Wdliam Mi'rlt’1/ ft n ,i.r . > 11/ S 0,1 stox'H. Pa The b rb
! h.- Mils graduated in Jiiii fro.n l.t .ioir Rhi’w anti
It cttelns bio!ay if at Hunter thiss high school in Gustmiu. She
li.irs jirettenfctl tit the Sub-1) b Ball in Shell/ / in I •»./ mi / »i/ f fc- •
sta'e debutante bull in Raleigh. The ui.s nr.it i I. nil g *u«i
l'*’/1 irre-re his degree i’ June f • an !.• .lur-PIt-' i<- at H-rkarg,
vl «/11 ne V'cddimi is ;da mad
L,N(!.iG: ,M I-:WT AN SOU St r.'D Tat eHtttnjCineHt of Miss
Bn >niu l.ifiin Tv glut lo Mu-hat, Raninomt M'S tea a, l.is tuc
ail Housed Ini hr inn-ruts, M.. nml Ms Houird U'. 1 aglor of
It nit A’ i, ill. II, is ’In son ,,i M. mill Mrs. U R MrSuain
oi Knots Mount",-i M ss Taylor is >, ,,iatlua*t of Sh-i-isth hull,
*vhoo' o, Robbias illr ii.nl is tins, H l„ ,i svhio, hi Western Car
olnir r, lien ,< CuUav-Uc Mr. MrSusos ,truth,atct n o,., Kin,is
Moii.slii.it h ylt s, hit tl "ml ,s r's , in Ins sen or near ,it Western
Carolina. Th* couple plan to be married in the CuUo\ehee Mrth■
rubs' church in Mag.
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