Newton-Walker (Continued From Page IB) KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MQUNTAiN. N. C. r Thursday, December 15, 1966 nor aiut bridemaids were Miss Ann Hnbbard, Miss Jimmie Strad- lev and Mrs. Ronnie Owenby, all of Oast nia. m COLD KARATE All the attendants wore fomal- length ^owns of gold karate and Veniso lare styled in eimpire sil houette. The lace bodices were styled with scoop necklines and elbow-length sleeves A bias fold undorseored the bustlines and ended in boWs at the back With streamers falling to the hemlines of the A line skirts. Tlieir hats were matchkig hair bows with cage veils attSbhed and they tfar- rled nosegays of yellow and bron- ! ze j>oms and mums. U IN CtlltlSTMAS^ PARADES — Reta Vollbracht, the reigning Mias Kings Mountain, apixared in two Christmas jjaradcs i-e- cently. Escorted by Jaycee Gerald Thoinasson, she appeared in the Bhelby Christmas parade and on last Thursday appeared in - StcKtesville holiday parade. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Voll- ;bracht, she is a student at Mitchell college in Statesville. She \ wore a Christmas-red wool suit topped by a white fur stole. Teresa Dixon, * 4 Irlarvey Williams Give Pla ns Children's Party Set For Saturday Children of the Sunday School I of Dixon Presby'terian church I will gather for a Christmas par- Franklin Marlowe of Gastonia was best man for the bride groom. The list of ushers Includ ed Steve Henderson and Merrill Randall, both of Kings Moun tain 'and Douglas Yarhro. ol Gm- tonia. V The bride's mother was gowned in a celery green silk peau de soie dress featuring long sleeve's and .4-line skirt. She wore match ing hat and slippers and a shoul der corsage of while carnations. The bridafWKJm’s mother chose a biege dress and Jacket with j three-quarter-length sleeves, mat- i ching hat and slippers. She wore i a shoulder corsage of white car- I nations. i For a two-week trip to Eastern j North Carolina, the new Mrs I Walker chose a light blue wool and suede , three-piece suit with ’ navy accessories and the flowers I lifted from her bouquet, i BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. R Newton of Qaatotra, the bride is a graduate of tlastonla schools. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Walker of Kings Mountain, the bridegromn was graduated from i Kings Mountain high school and is now serving in the Army sta- I tioned at Fort Benning. Ga. CAKE CUTTING The bride-elect and prospec- tiive bridegroom cut their wad ing cake at an after-rehearsal party Friday night in Loray Cobb-Herring (Contii;iued From Page IB) The matron o^ hohor was Mrs. Dennis Smith of Charlotte^ sis ter of the bride Her floor-lwgth gown of American beauty ted velvet was sty'led with a scoop ed neckline and short sleeves. The modified shbath skirt fea tured a do sqie panel which fell ill the back from the match ing waistband and bow. She wort. while gloves, and carried ah arm bouquet .of long-stem med red roses tied with white velvet cord. ^ > Hbr headpiece idf .small red velvet leaves and flowers was topped with a circular veil. ’Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Dixon Saturday evening at 7 o clock g^ptist church fellowship hall. of 201 N. Sims Street, Kings home of Mr. and Mrs. Mountain, announce the engage- Thomas Humphries on Dixon inent of their daughter, Teresa road. Ann, to Harvey Ray Williams, j Teachers of the various classes son of Mr. and Mrs Dorus Ray will assist in directing Hosts for the affair were the bride-to-be’s parents. 0\erlaid >^th lace cloth, the refreshment table was decorat- by Mrs. W. H. Chastain in silver Williams, 400 Falcon Circle, Shel-, refreshments candelabra with matching com by. The wedding will be an event of June 4. will be Mrs. Humphries, Kinder garten teacher; Miss Glenda Go- A/Ti,.- rwi - -.ni-tr J * I forth, Primary teacher; and Miss T Geraldine Humphries and Mrs. Of Kings Mountain high school o u • u* a • * u and is now employed ft the of- Hambright, Junior teachers. fice of Doctors Hendricks, Dur- ham, & '.ae in Kings Mountain. ^ Sgt. and Mrs. Ray Carroll and I Mrs. W. P. Causby The proapective bridegroom ia i sons, Edwin and Timmy, of ] The bride-to-be wore a pink potes, pink and white flowers, and a pink and white wedding cake. Assisting in details of enter taining were Mrs. J. L Blalock, i Mrs. Connie Brock, Mrs. J. A. jHanev. Mrs. Jack Laughlin and MRS. DANIEL BELL (Darlene Oliver) Miss Darlene Oliver, Daniel Bell Reaffirm Wedding Vows In Sunday Rifes Mr. and Mrs. Ray B. Oliver of Kings Mountain announce the marriage of their daughter, Dar lene, to Daniel Bell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl J Bell of Bell- Morrow Drive, Gastonia. The ceremony took place Nov ember 26th in Gaffney_ South Carolina. A reaffirmation service was held Sunday in the chapel of Gastonia’s First Baptist church with the pastor of the church of ficiating. Families of the bride and bridegroom and close friends attended. Ramsey-Ross Invitations Issued ling have been issued In K tain: ings Moun- a 1964 graduate of Bums High i Shaw AFB, Sumter, S. C, spent brocade party dress with pink School at Fallston and is eio- ’ the ^veekend wit^ Mr. and Mrs. slipper« ployed by Masmo, Inc. of Kings i Walter’Farris ^d family and and wedding cake was Mountain. | Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Carroll. served. ^^Bet you’ve never seen a ^ Christmas selection like this. The bride, escorted to the altar by her father, wore a bell-shap ed wedding dress and a three- tier illusion veil. She carried a white orchid on a white Bible. Mr. and Mrs. Ledoum L. Ramsey request the honour of your presence at the marriage of thmr daughter Elisabeth Elaine to Mr. Oary Wayne Ross on Sunday, the eighteenth of December Nineteen hundred and sixty six at half after three &clock Piedmont Bapt^t Church Kings Mountain, North Carolina The bride-smaids were Mrs. Harry Powpll of Johnson City, Tennessee, ahd ^liss Lynda Her ring of Houston, Texas, cousins of the bride; Miss Marie Cobb of^^Kings Mountain sister of the bridegroom, and iWilss Anne ^ritf of Norfolk, Virginia. The J.’nior attendants were the bride’s niee- ?8 Miss Sandra Herring of North VVilkesboro and MLss Cindy Smith of Charlotte. All the at tendants were attired like the matron of honor. The bridesmaids also carried arm bouquets of :x)ees, and- the .junior bridesmaids carried rose nosegays. Fredericlc H Temple of Char lotte served as best man. The ushers were Bill Cobb and Jack Cobb of Kings Mountain, broth ers of the bridegroom; Ralph Hullender of High Point broth er-in-law of the bridegroom; Al bert Falls of Charlotte; Leonard Herring of North Wilkesboro, brother of the bride; and Den nis Smith of Charlotte, brother- in-law of the bride. A/2C AND MRS. WILLIAM LESLIE GRANT (Barbara Ann McDaniel) Fayetteville Church Ceremony Unites M iss McDaniel, A/2C Grant In Marriage The bride’s mother chose street length dress of aqua blue crepe witli a lightly jeweled neck line. Her hat was of matching velvet. She wore a white orchid. Village Baptist dturch of Fay- ® etteville was the setting Novem- The mother of the groom wore a Dior blue lace dress and jacket. She had matching accessories, and wore a white orchid cor sage. Your choice only *49^’’ « X' St - ’“w tUFiwiir*‘a^ luaiHs uoT ••BF" Hi advinctd Smart and fBKtloMl. Unusual dtiign. 21 For ttw outdoor man. 17^els. njewala. Jtwtia. Yallow ar 17 Im^. Watarproof*. I. 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