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al. •V*: ‘ )se of Thursday, June 2, 1966 / riNGS MOUNTAtN HERALD.JONGS MOUNTAIN. N. 9* Pe^e S > i-- '*sr). Elizabeth Stewart Telephone 739-5441 Bridal Party Tuesday Evening Honors Miss Patricia Strickland, Bride-Elect Gala Casino Party Saturday Evening I Honors Sub-Debutante Miss Linda Plonk | Mr. and Mrs. David Carlyle! pre.sented to society at the Shol-| Beam of Cherryville and Mr. and Junior Charity League’s 1966 : Mrs. Wray A. Plonk of Kings 1 ball June 11th are Miss Plonk;: f. Mountain entertained together! Miss Sherry Mcl^niel, daughter| Society Editor i Saturday evening at the Beam:®^ Mr. and Mrs. F. A. McDaniel, | home at a gala Casino party! J‘'d und Miss Sara Nell Moss, i honoring Miss Linda Plonk, Sub-i ^l^ughter of Mr. and Mrs. George : Debutante of this .season. j Mo.ss. j Mi.ss Plonk is daughter of the! ] j Plonks and sister of Mrs. Beam.- MisS ^VilsOH ' iiii Mrs. Clyde Conner daughter, Miss Vickie e.i ertained together Tuesday ts.;ning at a drop-in tridal par- : 1V honoring Mis.s Patricia Strick land, whose wedding to Jacob ‘ T;i icy McGinnis, III, will be an ' event of Saturday. Miss Conner will be a brides- in.iid in the couple’s wedding. , Thirty friends o: the bride-' elect called from 7 until 9 p.m;. at the lounge of First Baptist c'.uirch where a color n.vie ot vvhite, green and yellow was I ciiried out in the decorations. Mis’s Strickland received in an A-line party dress of gold cotton i and her . greenery. White petunias, green Conner, !ivy and yellow flowers surround ed the silver punch bowl from which lime sherbet puncli was seK'ed. Wtdding bell cakes were alsto served with yellow mints and nuts. The hoste.sse.s took the ocea- sic.i lo prc'Sent M ss Siriekland a tVedding ,..ok as a gi’.t, and guiesti show’ered her witlv mis- cellaneo'.is household gifts. Mves Plans A blinking Casino sign at the ( iitrance to the Beam liome wel comed Sub-Debs from Kings Mountain, Cherryville, Lincoln-i Miss.Donpa Wilson, daughter ton and Mount Holly and their of Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Clackum, dales. has announced plans for her The recreation room was made marriage to Edwin Rhea llam- ' festive for dancing wi^h gay bal- rick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred loons and streamers. Tables were Hamrick. set up in the spacious living Rov. C. R. Goodson will per- reem and den for chuck-a-luck,, form the double-ring ceremony Jack Pot and other games. Saturday at 4 p.m. in East Gold Overlaid with a cutwork cloth, 'street Wesleyan Methodist PERSONALS the refreshment table in the din ing room was arranged with! i lighted candles and epergnes of! , pink roses. Part.v refreshments I were served buffet" stvle. Punch' ; was served from a silver punch bowl at one end of the table. church. ! No formal wedding invitations are beihg issued but all friends I apd relatives are invited to at- • tend. ' Miss Margaret Huffstetler wilT: be at the organ for tlie program iviMi “bd Mrs. Ba.xter Payseui’i . .\ssis'ing the hosts in .serving of wedding music. Vocal .selcc wpli corsage of white carna-| a;^! son, Jimmy, attended a lions, gift of the hostesses. Assisting in serving and enter- meeting of tc Alumni Associa tion of John Wesley college in taining were Mr.s. Louise Ale.x-, Gieensboro Saturday. At the ander and Miss Gay Jolley. ; close of the meeting a class re- Overlaid with white Iwien and i union was held of the graduating lace, the bride’s table was high- j class of which Mr. Payseur was light of decoration. A silver can-! president. delabrum holding green candles ! — was at one end of the table and i Although ' a salt water fish. and cnterlaihing were Mr. and tions will Mr.s. Fred Pascal. Mrs. Harrv Al- Ware, len, Mr.s. Pat Welch, Kermit Beam, Jay Powell, Miss Elaine Dixon and Miss Barbara Plonk. Other activities this week for be by Mrs. Robert Kenneth Wilson will give his sister in marriage. Bos) man for :ho prospective bridegroom will be his father. the 1966 Sub-Debutantes include! Miss Diane Wilson will attend a coffee for mothers and their j her sister as maid of honor. daughters in Lattimore and a dance in Rutherfordton for centering the table was an ar- j the gar has been known to swim: debs and their dates, rangment of majestic daisies and into the fresli waters of rivers, j Kings Mountain ^irls to Bridesmaids will include Miss the Jane Griffin and Miss Patsy I Payne, both of Kings Mountain, be AFTER-INVENTORY UNBELIEVABLE VALUES ^ Yes, Reginmng Thmsday Morning, June 2, You Can Ruy! DACRON-NYLON & COTTON BLEND WALTZ-LENGTH GOWNS For Ladies A $2.98 Value For SI MEN'S SHORT SLEEVED TWO^POCKET LONG TAIL WORK SHIRTS KHAKI, GREY, OR GREEN JUST SI each 012 ior $3 SPORTSWEAR 'TWILL FABRIC In Lengths . . . Avril & Cotton Blend 42 Inches Wide ,.. A Regular $1 Value ... 25c yd. WAFFLE WEAVE — MORGAN-JONES DISH CLOTHS Preticketed at the mill to sell at 20c each . . . Plonk's Speclal Price ... 12c each or ’ ° MEN'S BANLON SOCKS SLIGHT IRREGULARS OF A $1 VALUE Plonk's $pocial 19c pr. (White and Dark Colors) BLUE OVERALL DENIM SANFORIZED ... A REGULAR 79c YD. VALUE Plonk's Speciol 27c yd. BOYS' KNIT HENLEY COLLAR SPORT SHIRTS $1.98 AND S2.98 VALUES . . . SIZES 3 THRU 16 Plonk's Special $1 ONLY 300 TO SELL . . . LADIES' VILLAGER STYLE ROLL SLEEVE BLOUSES FIRST QUALITY SIZES 30, 32, 34, and 36 48c each (This special applies to Thurs. only) UNFINISHED OSNABURG 61 INCHES WIDE . . . FULL PIECES While A Limited Quantity Lasts 9c yd. MEN'S KNIT BRIEFS REGULARLY 69c EACH Plonk's Speciol 3 for $1 SHOT AT PLONK’S wm^ YOU SAVE CONSISTENTLY TRINITY DAY SCHOOL OKADUATES — Pirtii ed itboir arc members of the graduating class of Tihiitji Doll School. I'ront roir, from left, Bonnie Hinnant, Chris Burke, Jeff Paschal, Mike Crigg, Jeff Falls^ Jcrig Kvinhint, Janue Plonk, Regina Patterson, Rick Hinnant, David Cook, Tong Siniih and Joey Rhea. Secoiul row, from left, Ale.v Ormund, Mark Sanders, Bruce Valen tine. Rail floul; Til l Rid-.lh, SIrre Long, Alan Tate, Walter Hunt, Terry Yarbrough, Yolando Cobb. Bu' k rou' ficmrAeit, EH:(ibcth Herndon,.Boyd Trammell, Cathy Cook, Lawrence Hamrick, I Rhonda Odum, Cathy Brou n and Lisa Herndon. Not present fur picture-taking: Mike Hinson, Sandra Jiu ksoii, Jimmy Pinrieiir, Chris Castor, and Billy Logan. ior_^ either in school I Tli.imas "Burrke or Mrs. Graduation Exercises Held This Week For Kindergarten, Pre-School Groups Sixty-fQur pro - schooiers ror_,.either Row Mr. Haden, reived their ‘ diploin ijnals at Kkirs Mountain Chris- ian Kindergarten and Tiinity Day Schr.ol this week. The exercises were marked by W’elcome speeciies, poers, songs, ind recitations ttie four and five- /ear-old.s had learned in ela.ss. The young folk, clad in cap xnd gowti, a .smaller versio.n of Miss Strickland Chip McGinnis Complete Plans ! Miss Patricia Abigail Strick land, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Kings Mountain^ Christian Kin-'Woodrow Strickland, has com dwigarten \^as held at Rankin pleted plans for her marriage to Lalce Monday.' A large crowd of, Jacob Tracy McGinnis, III, son Mrs. Arno Haas. Annual picnic for children of SOCIAL. CALENDAR youngsters, their parents and ii lends gathered for supper and a program of entertain rent hy the ‘•graduates” who sang and hose older young people will | recited rliyrrK's. Ion on Friday evening, marched i Graduation exercises were lield down the aisles "f Trinity Epis- ' in the sanctuary of First Baptist -■opal and First Baptist churclies.' church Wednesday mornin.g. There weren't rhaJiy tears. • Boys and girls in the younger These "graduates” can look I'or- ' group were also roetgnized. vard to 12 years more of school-! Receiving diplomas were Maty ing. \ Louise Adams, Allen Baird, Ken- At Trinity Day School on Fri i ay Boheler, Lisa Bridges, Al.rn lay evening Headmaster Ro ert i Cloningor, Tracy Cook, Jeff Dix- Haden woleomed the group. A.! on, Pat Durhamt Bobby Etters, ooem in Spanish, “Centella, Cen-i L'ndsay Goforth, Deb:ie Hayes, ella Estreliita” .(Twinkle Twink ' David Herndon, Larry Ilord, le, Little Star) an2 a Spanish song, "D-s Y Dos Son Qualro” were featured. Both kindergar ten and prc-school groups sang “Prune Song”, "The Turtle”, "The Little W'hite Duck,” and "U’dy Duckling.’ ’ They conclud ed the progi'am by praying "The lord’s Prayer” and singing the hymn, "Day hy Day.” ilcadm.a.ster Hadc!i noted that lui’ing l.he schooljcar the young sters' had gained cm^'hlcn.v i:^ phonics, uiinlinit, nurher work, ar; and music. They w'.'rg driPt d In prober tahli mann'-rs-; Spanisli Debbie Huilcnder, Lynda Lynch, Trip MeGill, Elizabeth .McGinnis, .Mirni Mercier, Geanenna ?/Ior,gan, .(off Mo§s, Gina Patterson, Kim Porter, J hn David Reed, Jeff Robinson, Andy Scoggins, Rodg- D.''anne V^alentine, June and Nancy White. of Mr. and Mrs. J. 'T. McGinnis, Jr., and announces them today. The w'edding will take place Saturday, June 3, at 5 p.m. in First Presbyterian church. Dr. Paul Ausley wnll officiate at the double-ring cert rony. Mrs. Darrell Austin will be organist for the program of tra ditional music. The bride-elect will be given in marriage by her father. Mr. McGinnis will be Lest man for his son. Miss .Linda Stacy of Gastonia w'ill attend the bride-to-be as maid of honor.' Bridesmaids wdll include the bride-elect’s sister, ,^Iiss Connie .Strickland, Miss Vickie Conner and MLss Jan Wil liams. Gerald Mathteny, Bill Mullinax,' both of Kings Mountain, and Ware ' Phil Warlick of Shelby will serve as ushei’s. Thursday: 7:30--American Legion Au-xil- ary at the home of Mrs. John lenry Moss, 504 Crescent Hill. Friday: 5:30—Mr. and Mrs. Ken Pruitt are entertaining at their home on Groves street at a cook-out for mecT ers of the Pruitt-Floyo wedding party. 7:00—Rehearsal for the Strlck- land-McGinni-s wedding in First Presbyterian church. 8:00 - Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Mo linnis, Jr. are entertaining in .^irst Presbyterian church fel- owship hall at a cake cutting lonoring Miss Patricia., Striclc- and and J. T. McGinnis, III. 8:00-Rehearsal for the Pruitt- ’loyd wedding in First Baptist hurch. 9:00—Mr. and Mrs. Ken Pruitt •re entertaining at their hore ■n Grove.s stie'»t at a cake cut- ing lionoring .Miss Linda Faye ’ruitt and Lt. Curtis D. Floyd. 'atiirday: 3:00 - The wedding of Miss 'dnda Faye Pruitt and Lt. CurtLs D. PToyd in First Baptist church, reception following in the church reception hall. 4:00—The wedding of Miss Mary Branch Williams and Gurtis Franklin George in Avon- iale PresbyerLan church of Charlotte. 4:00 -The wedding of Miss Denna Wilson and Edwin Rhea lamrick in East Gold Street Wesleyan Methodist church. 5:00—The wedding of Miss ■^atricia Abigail Strickland and Jacob Tracy McGinnis, III in ■^irst Presbyterian church. Sunday: 12 noon — American Legion Post 155 is serving Sunday lunch xt the Am.erican Legion Build- 'ng. ^ ' Monday: 3:00 -Circle odist church church. 7:30 Circle 4 of Central Meth odist church will meet at the home of Miss Teresa Dixon. 7:30 -Circle 5 of Central Meth odist church will m.leet at the home of Miss Grace Davis. 7:30 Circle 6 of Central Meth odist church will meet at the home of Mrs. Johnny Reavis, 206 Roxford Road. 7:30 -Circle 7 of Central Meth odist church will meet at the home of Mrs. Clarence Jolly, Fulton Road. Tuesday: 9:30-Circle 2 of Central Meth odist church will meet at the home of Mrs. Jay Powell, 601 W. Gold Street. Wednesday: 10 a.m.-^ircle 3 of Methodist church will the home of Mrs. C. T. ter al Lake Montonia. 1 of Central M^th- will meet ..at the words anci phra'xs, s ngs a’lrl i Teacl/cis in the kindergarten oceins. They made several Irii.s, | arc* R. G. Whisnant, Mrs. including visits to the Charlotte Fred Weaver and Mrs. Tommy Natiirc Museum, i\ruseum of Bridges. Natural History in Ga.stonia, a | Kin.gs Mnimtain Christian Kin- loeal dairy farm, brick yard, dergarb'n is soonsored 'ny First police station, fire station and "Baptist church. Trinity Day library. .School is sponsored hy Trinity Info"ni.''.t)on .about the school Episcopal church, may be obtained by contacting i Miss Linda Faye Pruitt, Curtis D. Floyd 'Complei-e Plans For Wedding Saurday Children eotnplcting the work ^ Mrs. Clyde Conner will keep a ‘n the younger group were Sallee , guest t'egister in the vestibule of Durl'.am, Lynn Etters, Jim.x.y j the church. r'L’ltcn, Nancr Lee, .Shan London. I Following their wedding re- Billy Gene McCarter, Jan Rash-! liearsal on Friday night Miss ing, Kathleen .Sini'ox. Baron I Striekland and Mr. McGinnis W’iLon, .Srett Yarbro and Ally-' will be honored at a cake cut- son Wliiti. ! ting in the church fellowship j hall. Hosts for the affair will be the bridegioom-to-be’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. McGinnis, Jr. No formal wedding invitations are being issued but all friends and relatives of the two families are invited to attend. Central meet at Carpon- Pair Feted After Rehearsal ! Miss Linda Fay(' PrtiiP, a guest re.gister in the cliurch 'dau.ghtcr of Mrs. J. O. I’ruitt and ve;tibuk'. I the late Mr. Pruitt, has complet-, Tin' bride-elect’s brother and ed plans for her marriage to C'ur- sister-in-law, Mr. and Mr.s. Ken- ! tis David Floyd, sen'of Mr. and nctli Priiit:, will be hosts at the M’'s. P. D. Floyd, and r.nnounccs wedding reception following the I them this week.' ceremony. I The wedding will take place Addiiional parties are plan- ‘-S-aturday, June 4, at 3 p.m. in ned prior to the couple’s wed- First Baptist church. Re\-. Rohert dip.g day. ‘ The yellow and white thomb Mann will officiate at the dcju-| „ - f k-jo ^ of the wedding W'as carried out ble-ring ceremony. - , Frida.x oveni.ig at 5--30. overlaid Mrs. F. R. McCurdy ,ivill be/•ook out for >«onibers of thei accented I by streamers of lace and satin. Miss Gloria McCarter and Willia.T F'. Navy cut their wed ding cake at an after-rehearsal party Saturday night in the fel- low'ship hall of Central .Metho dist church. Hosts for the affair were the bride-elect’s parents, Mr. and Ml's. Kelly Mc-Carter, assisted by Mr. a’xd-Sirs. W. J. Black and Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Owens. BnHft-Elscf Honors Bridal Af+endants Miss Patricia Strickland, whose wedding to Chip McGin nis takes place Satwrday. honor ed her bridal attendants at a bridesmaids dinner Monday at 5 p.m. at Holidav Inn in Gastoni-a. Overlaid with white linen, the U-shaped table was centered by an arrangement of Shasta dais ies and greenery. .Miss Strickland took the oc casion to present her attendants vhite shortie gloves which they vil) w'^ar in the wedding. Guests included the b»*ide- 'rrocm-to-be'.s grandmother. Mrs. f. T. McGinnis. Sr : Miss Conn'e .Strickland. Miss Vickie Connc’’. Mrs. Vmi Conner. Mi.ss Jan WB- ''ams. M'«s Linda .Staev and Ml'S. Nell Stacy, both of Gas tonia. Fi'ida.y ovenin.g at 5:30, a cook-out for members of the organist for the program'of nup-1 party will be iield at tial mu.sic and B. S. Peeler'will the home of Mr. and Mr.s. Ken be vocal soloist. Pruitt on Groves street. The The bride-elect will be given j bride-elect is sister of Mr. Pruitt, in marriage by her brother, Ken- Saturday evening after their noth Pruitt. Best man toi the | rehearsal Miss Pruitt prospective bridegroom will pj his father. Mrs. Kenneth Pruitt, sistcr-in law of the bride-to-be, will "be Bridesmaids i wedding cake at an after-re hearsal party at the Pruitt home. I matron of honor. DjiueKinaiu.-i i , ii, ^ i ., jvrill include Mi.ss Beth Bartlett /\nS©ll S iNoting of .Spruce Pine, college room-1 ~ . i ry j_l I ^ ;mate of the bride-to-be; Miss j j | ST DirthClQy I Wanda Phelps of Winston Sal-'»A».,| ^ . lem and Miss Beverly Herndon; With bSli© I OClSy ! of Kings Mountain. Junior ; bridesmaid will be Connie Pruitt, niece of the bride-elect. Lynn Tate, daughter of Mr. and Mr.s. Oliver 'Tate, will be flower girl and Jimmy Pruitt, the bride’s table was highlight of decoration. Mrs. I. B. Goforth, Sr. cut and served the cake from one end of the table, and punch was served from the oppo.site end by Mrs. Percy iLynn. Center- i-ng the table was a silver can delabrum of lighted tapers. The bride-to-be wore an aqua cocktail dress with matching slippers and a corsage of yellow carnations. Miss MeCartbr and Mr. Navy took the occasion to present their Ansell Beauty Shop, Kings! Mountain busine.ss citizen, willllJohn© ^VilsOD celebrate its 31st anniversary' Thursday (today). i Party HonOf©© The beauty shop is owned and! .son of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Pruitt., opera’ed by Mrs. Annie Maei nephew of the bride-elect, will Howey and Miss Ollie Hartsell,' serve as ringbearer. The list of ushers will include Randy Williams of Winston I Salem, Robert Haywood of High Point, Mike MeSwain and Ernie Payne, both of Kings Mountain. Participating in the wedding as honorary attendants will be Miss Rosemary Jamerson of Asheville, Miss Linda Johnson of Arden, Miss Kay Kidd of Al bemarle, and Mis.s Ka}' Pearson sisters. Mrs. Doris Huffstetler, a hairdresser the past 20 years, has been associated with the lo cal firm 12 years. In celebration of their 31st an niversary, the beauticians will hold a special "Wig Sale’’ today from 12 noon until 6 p.m are inviting Kings Mountain women to visit the shop and talk with Mrs. Beatrice Adler and Mrs. Marty Kincaid, consultants. whose Ham- and Miss Elolse Beam, both Elaine’s Underfashion Kings Mountain. All aro college i of Charlotte, classmates of the bride-elect. Both Charlotte women will be ' Mrs. Jim Underwood, sister ofpf’ the local shop from 12 noon the bridegroom-to-be, will keep'until 6 p.m., Miss Hartsell said. Miss Donna Wilson, wedding to Edwin Rhea rick takes place Saturday, was guest-of-honor Thursday night at a bridal shower given by Mrs. Bill Sanders and Mrs. Grady Rhba at the Sanders home. The 16 guests showered Miss and . Wilson with miscellaneous house hold gifts. A color ncte of pink and white was carried out .in decorations and refreshments. Miss Wilson was presented a corsage of white carnations Which »he piMthd to ttie shoulder of her yellow party dress. .A lnvi+;*+toni; |sSI)^c| Invitatio-ns rending '•s fallows ‘v’'-e been issued in Kings Moun tain: Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur OiPnrd Smith reauest the honour of vour presence at the marriane of their daughter Martha Louselle to Mr. Elbert Charles Durden Saturday, the eleventh of June mneteen hundred end sixty-six at seven o’clock Centra] Methodist Church Kings Mountain, North CaroKno Reception immediately following ceremony Birth Announcements Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Gene Smith, 711 Athenia Place, Besse mer City, announce the birth of a daughter, Saturday, May 28, Kings Mountain hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Davis, 1004 Brookwood Dr., announce the birth of a daughter, Sunday, May 29, Kings Mountain hospi tal. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell R. Lohr- mer. 107 Coopertown, announce the birth Of a daughter, Mon day, May 30, Kings Mountain hospital. Mr. •and Mrs. WilMe Lee Ad ams. 202 N. Watterson St., an nounce the birth of a daughter, Monday, May 30, Kings Moun tain hospWsd. Mr. and Mrs. James L. Cion- inger,, PO Box 143, announce the birth of a eon,'Tuesday, May 31, Kings Mountain hoapitaJ. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bridges, 15 Dixia TraUcr Park, announce thn teaitt af » mm, tnwiny. May Sl^^Kinga Mountain hospital. 'I
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