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Hamrick-Henderson Vows Are Pledged
In Sunday Ceremony At Grover Church
Miss TeeAia Claudette Ham- | es made of crystalette and car
I rick and Robert Glenn Render- j ried bouquets of / white mums,
son pledged their wedding vows i
Miss Mary Williams, Curtis F. George
Pledg e Vov/s In Double-Ring Church Rites
Charlotte’s Avondale Presby- of Kings Mountain; and Keith
terian church was the setting Layton of St. Petersburg, Fla.
i Saturday foi- a 4 pjm. wedding A reception was held after the
I uniting .Miss Mary Branch Wil- ceremony in the social hall of
Hams of Charlotte and Curtis the church.
Miss Louzelle Smith, Elbert Durden
Give Wedding Plans; Parties Continue
in Grover’s Allen Memorial Bap
tist church Sunday afternoon at
4 o’clock.
The Rev. William P. Shytlb
conducted the double-ring rites.
Mrs. Ronald Queen of Grover
provided the wedding music. So
loist was Mrs, Robert Ware of
Kings Mountain.
' Franklin Gooigo of Kings Moun-
j tain in marriage. |
I The Rev. Thomas MacLean of-
• j ficiated, using the double-ring
. I service.
Flower girl was Miss Kathy El-, Spiral candelaln a on the altar
lis of Shelby. She wore’ a white i held white tapers entwined witli
dress of peau de sole similar to | Jade. Two altar \a.ses were fill-
the bride’.si.
Mrs. Fred Kiser of Kings , and chrysanthemums.
Mountain was at the register. Samuel Horace Williams gave
The bridegroom’s father was his dai)gliter in marriagg. The
his son's 'best man Ushers were bride’s wedding gown was a
Randy Meredith, Wright Bat- formal design of bmbroidered
son, Larry Lloyd, Sidnby A. nylon organza tiesi.gned with
The bride is a daughter of Mr. j Clark, Ronnie Hamrick, and Jim long sleeves and highlighted l)y
Frank Henderson. Ringbearer a chapel-length tram Her stiould-
was Master Scott Ellis. -- ^r-length vi'il of iilusion was
For her daughter’s wedding | diaped from a hue and pearl
Mrs. Hamrick chose a pink linen | crown appliqued with roses and
suit with white accessories and i she carried a nosegay of white
a white orchid shoulder corsage.' split carnations and roses.
The bridegroom’s mother, gown
ed in green, wore white aews-
sories and a white orchid shoul
der corsage.
Mrs. Annie Barnes, of Grover,
■and Mrs, Marvin Hamrick of
Grover. She is a graduate of
Kings Mountain high school and
is riow a student at King’s col
lege in Charlotte.
The bridegroom is a son of
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Hender
son of Chesterfield, South Caro
lina. He is a graduate of Chest
erfield high school and is nnw a
student at King’s college in Char
lotte. He is eqipjoyied by Arma
ture Winding of Charlotte.
The newlyweds wdl make their
homb at 2324 East Fifth strc*et
in Charlotte.
The bride was gi\’'en in marri
age by her father, Marvin Ham
rick. She wore a formal gown of
[ white pbau de sole with lace
flower appliques around the
neckline and bouffant skirt. The
dress was designed bv hbr ma-
[ temal grandmother Mrs Annie itions
Barnes of Grover. She carried an I A cake cutting was held fol-
orchid on a whitb Bible. .lowing the Saturday night wed-
Mrs. Johnny Lee, the bride’s ' ding iHehearsal^ in^ the Jiome of
cousin, was her matron of hon- '' ’ ^
Mrs Louise Shoemaker kept a
guest register in the church ves
tibule.
BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Horace Williams > of
...nv, . I ■ , , Charlotte, the bride is a graduate
;,nH carnationsMecklenburg high school
... . Presbyterian Hospital School
of Nursing. She attended Queens
Evening college and UNC at
Charlotte. Prior to her marriage
-She was a nursing instructor at
Charlotte’s Pre.sbyterian hospi
tal.
Mr. and Mrs. John George, Sr.
of Kingsr Mountain are parents
of the bridegroom. A graduate of
1 Kinzs .Mountain high school and
; F^rskine ' college he has complet-
' ed a two-year tour of Army
service He is employed by Glid-
den Company in Greensboro.
Mis.s Margaro! William.s at
tended her sister as maid of hon
or and bridesmaids included Miss j
Jeanette Hinson, Miss Geraldine T The couple’s wedding trip will
ffrandiYiother of the bride wore Spainboiir. both of Charlotte, take them to the North Carolina
ill Lfh JhTf ^^rs. Don Ellison of Winston . mountains aftbr which they will
Salem.
a blue dress with white acces
series and a lavender orchid at
her shoulder. The bridegroom s j All the atondants wore gowns
mother, Mrs. Rivers, of Che.sler-j of aqua crepe with Chantilly
field, S. C., chose beige with lace bodices and watteau de-
matching accessories and a lav- tachable trains. Thev ware
ender orchid shoulder corsage, matching bandeaux and slippers '
Mrs. T. A. Champion of Kings land earn?<i vdlow drisies and!
Mountain, the bride’s great
grandmother, wore a navy dress
with a corsage of white carna-
or. Other attendants were Miss
Linda Fitch of Kings Mountain,
Miss Elaine Sutton of Old Fort,
Miss Bbverly Hamrick and Miss
Vickie Hamrick of Grover. Jun
ior bridesmaids were Miss Pat-
tie Ellis of Shelby and Miss Peg
gy Sutton of Old Fort. The at-
1 tendants wore blue formal dress-
Mr. and Mrs. iLionel Banics of
Crover. Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. Bu
ford Ellis, Mrs. Fred Ki.ser, .and
Mrs. Donald Ellis were hostesses.
Nuts, mints, punch, and.wfedding
cake were served front a table
decorated with two candelabra
holding pink tapers
terpiece was an arrangement of
pink mums.
be at home at 10-44 Hill street in
Gre(Misboro.
Marqrace Clubwomen
To Mee+ Friday Night
Members of the Margrace Wo-
pom pons plaiit'd with yei]„v,-' man’.s club will gather for a cov-
satin l ily-on. - lered dish supper Friday night
The bridegroom’s father was ^*^ the home of Mrs. C.
best man. Tlie list of ushers in- W. Falls,
eluded Richard George of Vir-,
ginia Beacli. Va., brother of the ' regular monthly
bridegroom; Don Ellison oj . meeting of the women’s organi-
Winston Salem; John McGinnis zation.
Miss Louzelle Smith, daughter
of Mr. and Mr.s \Vilbur G. Smith,
has completed jilans for her mar
riage to Elbert Durden, son of
Mr. and .Mrs. L R. Durden of
Fernandina Beach, Fla., and an-
•nounces them this week.
Tlie weddin-j will take place
Saturday. June 11, at 7 p.m. in
Central Methodist church. Rev.
Pair Honored
After Rehearsal
Miss Patrifia Strickland and
Chip McGinnis cut their wed
ding cake at a post-rehearsal
party Friday evening in the fel
lowship hall of First Presbyter
ian church. Hosts for the party
were the briilegioom-to-be’s par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. McGin
nis, Jr.
Wedding colors of pink and
white were Icatured in the deco
rations. Overlaid with white over
pink, the bride’s table was decor
ative highlight. A silver candela
brum of pink candles and pink
daisy mums was at the center of
the table. A three-tier pink,
grefen and white cake was cut
and served from one end of the
table, and green punch was serv
ed from a silver service at the
opposite end. Silver compotes
held nuts and nink mints.
Magnolia blossoms and candles
were used in the windows of the
hall and on the piano.
Mrs. Paul Fite, Mrs. Louise
Ale.xander and .Mrs. Clyde E.
Conner assisted in details of en
tertaining.
Miss Strickland and Mr. Mc
Ginnis .were married Saturday
afternoon.
Howard Jordan will officiate,
and nuptial music will be pro
vided by Miss Mary Alice Mc
Daniel, organist, and B. S. Peel
er, vocalist. * ■-
Miss Beverly Clowter of Atlan
ta, Ga. will attend her room
mate as maid of honor. Brides
maids will include Miss Louise
Price of Monticello, Ga. and Miss
Peggy Hester of Monroe, Ga.
The bride-elect will be given in
marriage by her father. Best
man for Mr. Durdfen will toe his
father, Lee Roy Durden of
Cooks'ville, Tennessee
The list of ushiers will include
Clifford Flood of Lafayette, Mis
souri, cousin of the bridegroom-
elect; James Brogan of Atlan
ta, Ga., Perkiqs Williams of Con
yers, Ga., cousin of the bride-to-
be; Grafton Withers of Kings
Mountain and David Smith, (bro
ther of the bride-to-be.
Mrs Eugene Patterson will
direct the wtodding.
A reception will be given by
the brldc-lect’s parents after the
cermony in the church fellowship
hall.
Additional parties honor Miss
Smith and her fiance prior to
thfeir wedding day.
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Durden
will entertain Friday evening at
Holiday Inn in Gastonia at a
post-rehearsal dinner honoring
Miss Smith and Mr. Durden.
The bride-elect and her par
ents will entertain members bf
the wedding party and out-of-
town (guests at a buffet lunch
eon Saturday at 1 o’clock at
their home on Monroe avenue.
Miss Donna Wilson, Edwin Rhea Hamrick
Wed Saturday In Double-Ring Ceremony
East Gold Street Wesleyan
Methodist church provided the
setting Saturday for a 4 p.m.
exchange of vows uniting Miss
Donna Wilson and Edwin Rhea
Hamrick in marriage.
Vows of the double-ring cere
mony were pledged before the
Rev. Clyde R. Goodson, minister
of the church.
satin slippers and a bow head
dress dropped with circular tulle
veil. She wore pearls and ear
rings, gifts of the bride, and car- ;
ried a no^glay <3f pink daisic.s.
Miss Jane Griffin and Miss
Patsy Payne were bridesmaids
Tliey wore street-length dresses
of petal pink brocade with
matching bandeaux and slip-
Miss Margaret Huffstetler was: pens. They carried bouquets of
organist for the program of nup- tinted pink daisies.
tial music and Mrs. Robert Ware
was soloist. ’Mrs. Ware sang
“Sweetest Story Ever Told” be
fore the ceremony and ‘‘Wedding
Prayer” as the couple knelt at
the altar for the benediction. In
cluded in the organ program
were “O Promise Me”; “Whither
'rhou Goest”; “Always” and the
classic marches-
’Two baskets of white and pink
glads were used at either side
of the altar and in the back
ground were, palms and lighted
tapers. A kneeling bench center
ed the setting.
Kenneth R. Wilson gave his
sister in marriage. Designed by
the bride’s mother, the bride’s
gown was a street-length design
of white lace \^ith fitted sleeve
less bodice and full skirt. Her
fingertip veil was attached to a
satin ring headpiece sparked
with satin bows and she car
ried a nosegay of white daisy
mums and white frenched car
nations. She wore a single strand
of pearls, gift of the bridegroom.
Miss Diane Wilson, who at
tended her sister as maid of hon-
double knit acetate Ap\ |
takes on tailored airs
Mok« a d«h for our double knits ... for
ihapo that won’t sit out, for that wonderful
feeKng you’re right In style. Find rippled and
flat weaves, slim skirted, circled ot hipline or
throat with eye-cotchiftg Interest. One- and
two-part basics and brilliants; 10 to 18.
A. Ripple ehift: Week, blue, navy, emerald
B. 2-pc. flashed with white: black, blue, plum
C. 2-pc., crocheted hip: blue, plum, emerald
The bridegroom’s father was
be.st man. Eddie Spencer usher
ed Wltl^ Sam Leigh.
For her daughter’s wedding
Mrs. Clackum wore an aqua
lace dress with white hat and
accessories and a corsage of yel
low roses.
- The bridegroom’s mother chose
pink lace with pink hat and
gloves and a corsage of white
carnations. —
Miss Sue Miller kept a guest
register in the vestibule of the
church.
After a trip to Myrtle Beach,
S. C., the newlyweds will occupy
their new trailer on Shelby road.
BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM
The bride is daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. N. H. Clackum of Kings
Mountain. She was graduated
Friday night from Kings Moun
tain high school.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Hamrick
of Kings Mountain are parents
of the bridegroom. He attended
Kings Mountain high school and
is employed by Mullins Textiles,
Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Broadus Wilson
or, wore a street-length dress of of Gaffney, S. C., were among
white lace over pink with pink I out-of-town wedding guests.
Miss Patricia Strickland, Mr. McGinnis
Pledge Vows In Church Rites Saturday
Mr and Mrs. Jacob Tracy Mc
Ginnis. Ill, wed Saturday, will
be at home at 703 West Moun
tain street following their wed
ding trip to the North Carolina
mountains.
Miss Paricia Abigail Strick
land became the brid® of Mr. Mc
Ginnis in a 5 p.m. double-ring
ceremony in First Presbyterian
church. V
Dr. .Paul K Auslfey officiated.
Mrs Darrell Austin was or
ganist for the program of tradi
tional wedding music.
Tree brass candelabra at each
side of the altar held lighted ta
pers arranged with greenery and
fern. White glads and mums
were used on the altar and cen
tering the setting was a prayer
bench garlanded wih English ivy
and daisy mums.
The bride was given in marri
age by her father. Her foamal
gown was designed of wdtite silk
organza and featured a fitted
bodice with Sabrina neckline ap
pliqued with lace and seed
pearls, long sleeves, and a full
skirt caught at the toack with a
bustle bow and a cascade of ruf
fles which spread to a chapel
train. A crown of aurora crys
tals and sfeed pearls was attach
ed to a fingertip illusiMi veil end
she carried a bouquet of white
glamelllas and white frenchied
carnations.
Miss Linda Stacy of Gastonia
was the bride’s maid of honor.
Bridesmaids were Misses Connie
Strickland, Vickib Conner and
Jan Wllliaitti. All of Kbt^ M«ui-
tain.
Bridal atendants wore formal
length gowns of pink organza
designed along empire lines with
Sabrina necklines, short sleeves
and A-line skirts Their matching
headdre.sses were dropped with
flirtation vieils and they carried
cascade bouquets of tinted pink
daisy mums in tones of light and
dark pink with English ivy and
pink streamers.
The bride’s mother was gown
ed in beige with brown accessor
ies and a glamellia shoulder cor
sage.
The bridegroom’s mother chose
a blue linien sheath with white
accessories and a corsage of
white glamellias
Mrs. Clyde Conner kept the
bride’s book in the vestibule of
the church where the bridal par
ty stood in a receiving line to
greet guests after the ceremony:
For a wedding trip the new
Mrs. McGinnis chose a tolue and
white printed drbss in whipped
creme with accessories in white
and the flowers lifted from hter
bouquet.
BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM
Mr. and Mrs,. 'Woodrow W.
Strickland of Kings Mountain
are parents of the bride. A grad-
uate of Kings Mountain high
school, she is a student at Gas-
ton College. '
The bridegroom’s parents are
Mr. and Mrs Jacob Tracy Mc
Ginnis, Jr. of Kings Mountain,
Alao a graduate of Kings Moiun-
tain l.’igh school and a student at
Gafettwt «^eg(e. he is a command
er of itlrtgs Mountain’s Civil Air
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