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THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD, KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C.
Thursday, August 22, 1968
Th
ABOUT THIS 'N THAT
Mr. and Mrs. George Antonich and children, Eliza
beth and Gregory, of Ormond Beach,, Fla., have been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Prince. Mrs. Antonich is the
former Betty Prince. While in the city they also visited
other relatives, including the Baxter Payseurs of Kings
Mountain, the Jack Ledfords and William Princes of
Charlotte.
Leaving Wednesday to return home, the Antonichs
planned to visit the Jack Princes in Gainesville, Ga., on
their return trip.
Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Harrell of Doraville, Ga., and
infant daughter, Amy Kathryn, and Jane Elizabeth spent
the first of last week with Mrs. Harrell's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Haywood Lynch. ^ 4ikt.4PMPB
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hudson of Charlotte were re
cent visitors of her sister, Mrs. Pauline F. Weaver. Jhe
Hudsons have just returned from a European tour.
Mrs. Weaver and Mrs. Lois Scarbrough of Char
lotte spent last week in Waynesville and Blowing Rock.
Capt. and Mrs. W. F. Brewer of Henderson, who
were visitors in Kings Mountain on Saturday, were lunch
eon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Page
Mrs. M. C. Falls has as her guests this week Misses
Carolyn Pratt Falls and Marilyn Chapman of Miami, Fla.
Mrs. Falls is the daughter of Mrs. Ben C. Falls.
Mrs. Dave Moreau and daughter. Page, and Miss
Laura Page of Atlanta, Ga., are guests of their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Page. Mrs. Moreau will join her hus
band in Chapel Hill where they will make their home
after living in Gainesville, Fla., where Dr. Moreau has
been connected with the University of Florida.
Dr. Martha Plonk, faculty member of Oregon State
University, arrived Monday night to visit her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Plonk.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Francis of Blacksburg, S. C.,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wells last Thursday. Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Cothran of Shelby were visitors of the
Wellses on Sunday and Mrs. Conrad Hughes and Mrs.
Quinn Wells were Wednesday guests.
Mrs. Aubrey Mauney returned fo'her home Satur
day night after being away last week in Chicago where
she attended the National convention of the Lutheran
Church Women.
ic * 4:
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin McCroney and children are ex
pected to arrive Saturday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus
Fails and to attend the Ware reunion. Mr. and Mrs.
Falls plan to return to Dunedin with the McCroneys
when they return.
Birthdays Are
Celebrated 3y
Goforth Couple
I
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oejorth,
Sr. wore honored at a buffet din
ner Saturday evening at the htunc
of Mrs. Marvin Goforth and
\(ae Sue C>o|orth t^t Shcl^
Radd. The pccasian was- thd
Ai^st bltthd^s gf t/ia hoh^cd
pafr.
Tablesi appointed yirltH coltwfgl
.summer ttewa^s and blrthdpy d^-
oratkyag, wdte set UR tiP thfr^ropt
porch and lawn for this eVenl. A
white and pink birthday cake dec
orated the honor guests' table. ■
A shower of gifts surprised the
- Oyeen
stepttanotis apd white Bride.s’
roses, aliowered with satin rib-
Irons.
Mrs. Ted Lynn Mgrray of New
"The Stai4!pangled Girl" Is last 01 Summer Theatre's Productions
Laugh - packed “The Star-
Spangled Girl” is the final pro
duction of the Charlotte Summer
pojL New.s, Y«*-, attgnd^ her sis- TTieatre's ninth consecutive .sea-
ter as matron of honor. Brides
in^ids were the brWegroc>m'’s
sister, MLss Kathryn Ix?e Queen
of Shelly; the bride’s cousin,'Jfliss
Marth^ ^ane ^elms of Winaton-
3Blem;^ss Teij^ Qgvls Suth
erland of Hendertto;-Mis-ses Jp^n
aw'son, ^ibby Hunloy, Nancy
Itllams %nd M(s. John DavTs,
tl of .Mon^; arid Miss Linda
l^gan of Sleigh.
"The attendants were identical
ly gowned in formal ler^th prin-
style gowns of jevifel pink
la
V
couple from the following guests: i
Mr. and Mrs. Hall Goforth, 4. and “S'*
Mrs. R. D. Goforth, Mr. and Mrs.iSfif
t .uTTtiiai Yfare, Mr. and Mrs. A-line skirts featured full
Lemuel Ware, Mr. and
Owen Sellers, MLss Emma Sellers,
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Hughes, and
MLss Frances Goforth, the latter
of New York C|ty and niece the
honorees.
pueen-Wilson Party
Feted In Monroe
On Friday evetiing, August 9,
at 8 p.m.. Rolling Hills Country
Club in Monroe lyas the setting
when Mr. and Mrs. John Edd
Queeii of Shelby and Mr. and Mrs.
Christopher Glenn White (tf |(ing-S
Mountain entertained tnetnbcrs
of the Quecn-Wilson vmdding par
ty at an after rehearsal dinner,
Mr. and Mrs. Queen are parents'
of John Christo^ei? Queen; who
was married to Miss Nanpy Wil
son on Saturday, and Mr. and,
Mrs. White are his maternal
grandparents.
On each side of the entrance,
to the dining room was a nine-
branched brass tree caixielabrum
with a large arrangement of fern
and burning white tapers, clus
tered with white lace wedding
bells. A cloth of champagne naoire
covered the U-shaped table, which
held a central arrangement of a
tall five . branched candelabrum
arranged with pink and white'
carnations, stock and other white
flowers and greenery, showered
with white satin streamers. Un
der this was an elongated ar
rangement of stephanotis and
greenery which extended the
length of the tables. Garlands of
greenery surrounded votive can
dles in tall stemmed containers
placed on tl\e arms of the table
and clusters of small white flow
ers. tied with pink and white
satin ribbons and poufs of pink
net were interspersed with the
garlands. Cascades of stephanotis
and ribbons fell from the ends of
the table.
An orchid corsage was given to
Miss Wilson to add to her party
dress when she arrived.
The groom took this occasion
to present gifts to his groomsmen
and aLso presented hfs wedding
gift of jewelry to the bride-to-he.
Sliver was given by the hosts to
the couple as their ■wedding gifts.
A four course dinner was served
to the forty guests attending.
Michael Todd Hughes,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Mich
ael Calvin Hughes of 61 I
Stone Street, celebrated
his first birthday Sunday,
August 18, with a party at
his home which was attend
ed by a number of his kin
folks. His birthday cake
was decorated with a clown
and dogs and was served
with other party refresh
ments.
Michael's mother was
the former Miss Gloria Hull
and his grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Hugh
es of Kings Mountain,
George
Mrs. Hu
Hull and the late
also of Kings Mountain.
Hambright • Black
back panris and they wore match
ing veiled headpieces and carried
no.segay.s of Better Times rose.s.
John Edd Queen attendc4 his
son as host man and groomsmen
were the bridegroom’s two cous
ins, C. Steven Crosby of King.s
Mountain aiid Christopher Glenn
Mauney of Syosset, Long Island,
N. Y.; Ted Lynn Murray of New
port News, Va., David Scott Mc
Intyre and ’Torrence LeOrand
Combs of Shelby;'Edwin Eugene
Hagris, Jr. of Columbia, Te|ni.;
Henry Davis Ward, Jr. of Jackson
ville, Fla.; an4 Jovph Paul T^acy
(rf -Dahlgten, ■ Va.
.Frederick Mark and Clifton
Tbomas Wilson, brothers of the
bride, served as crucifer and
acol}de.
The bride is a graduate of Mon
roe High School and Peace Col
son In air-conditioned Ovens Au
ditorlum. The marvelously funny
comedy by Nell “Odd Couple ’
Simon, in an exclusive engage
ment in the Cacolinas, stars Edd
“Kookie” Byrnes, Diane McBain
and Carleton Carpenter, opening
August 27 and playing eight hi
larious perfonpa.ices through Sun
day evening, September 1 at 7:30,
chief Andy Hobart (Edd Byrnes),
and its sole writer Norman Cor
nell (Carleton Carpenter). When
the beautiful, blond and bustling
Soph! Rauschmeyer (Diane Mc-
Bain) moves next door, “Fallout”
Magazine falls apart, owing to
the obsessive infatuation of pro-
t€>st-writor Norman for Miss Olym
pic Swimmer, who, in turn, takes
Six,” has nijpeared in a scort- of countless movies, including "to
movies, including “Claudel Eng- ‘ Periscope,” “Take the H i g n
lish," “Pairish," “lee Palace" G r o u n d." “Vegeance Valley,’
with Richard Burton, “M a ry,! “Father ol the Bride,"
Mary,” “Black Gold,” "Spinout"
with Elvis Presley, “Thunder Al
ley,” “Maryjane," “Flight from
the Hawk,” “I Sailed to Tahiti
with an All Girl Crew”. The
former model with a penchant for
distinct dislike for the clum.sy.' tennis and horse back riding,
cloddish but well - intentioned' traveled to Vietnam to visit Hie
author. Because of his mania for| troops for the Christma.s^holid.ajs
Sopiiic,
'Three Lit
tle Words,” “Sky Full of Moon”
and “Lo.st Boundaries.”
With .such a talented triple
header cast, “The Star-SpangliKl
Girl” promises to top off the al
ready brilliant ninth season oi
the Charlotte Summer Theatre in
Ovens Auditorium. Tickets for the
final production of the season, as
Norman stops writing, for the past two years. Her perm- well as tor the Betty Johnson-star
■‘SUr - Spangled Girl” takes leaving publisher Andy to fend’anent home is in Sherman Oak.s ring musical “Finian’s Rainbow”
place in a Francisco duplex! off kick-seekinp landladies and where she lives alone with her which plays through the Sunday
apartment, the home of “Fallout" | other persistent bill-collectors, and i dog. Coquette. I evening performance of August
Magazine, its published-editor-in-1 eventually even Sophie, who be-> Versatile Carleton Carpenter, 25, are on sale daily and Sunday
' --- - - - 1 enamoured of the witty! who portrays the irascible, eccen* from 10 a.m. through 10 p.m. at
^rS Morrison straight laced entrepreneur.! trie writer Norman Cornell in the the ticket windo\vs of Ovens Au-
The tornal triangle presents a per* Nell Simon fun*fest, has appeared ditorlum, as well as at branch
Entertains Club
At Hound Ears
Mrs. Scarr Morrison recently
entertained, members of the Ace
Bridge Club at a luncheon at her
home at Hound Ears in Blowing
Rock.
Members enjoyed lunch at the
Lodge after which bridge was
enjoyed at the Morrison home.
The hostess served sherbert,
(xwkles and tea later In the after
noon.
Present for the occasion were
Mrs. Fred Plonk, Mrs. Carl
Mauney, Mrs. Aubrey Mauney,
Mrs. Harold Hunnieutt, Mrs.
Hugh Ormand, Mrs. Howard
Jac^on, and Mrs. C. D. Blanton.
Parties Honor
Miss King was honored at a
lingerie shower by Mrs. Bill
Mrs. Pete Putnam, Mrs.
Robbs ' and Mrs. Rod
feet situation for funny-man Neil
Simon who wrote last season’s
“Barefoot in the Park" and "Sweet]
Charity," in addition to “The Odd^
Couple.”
Mr. Byrnes, who rose to inter-:
national fame as the comb-bor-'
rowing Kookie in the "77 Sunset
Strip" scries, has won every major ;
award for his stage, screen and i
television acting. He has appeared |
in such line movies as “Up Peri-1
scope,” “Marporie Morningstar;’!
“Darby’s Rangers,” "Johnny Trou-1
ble,” "Secret Invasion” and;
"Beach Ball” “Payment in Blood”
and “Pursue and Kill" are two
movies which star Mr. Byrnes to
be realsed soon. His stage roles
were in “Picnic,” “Pal Joey” and
“Damn Yankee.” He has appear
ed on television in such far-rang
ing shows as “Kraft Suspen.se The
atre" and “The Alfred Hitchcock
Hour" to every top musical varie
ty show in the country and in
London, plus his own special show
in .Munich, Germany.
in over 800 video shows and in ticket agencies in outlying area.s.
t^VMERIGaJ
f
lege and was presented in 8a- ,,,,
leigh at the 19CT North Carolina i
Debutante Ball. I
The bridegroom Is a graduate 1 . . . . - ,
of Shelby ffigh School and from L T**? T" ^
North Carolina State University H**® Montonio cottage of
w^rehe Sd a BB^vree m!‘he Ben Goforths. A color note]Miss McBain makes her initial
engineering. He U as|"^ carried; appearance at_the (:harlotte Sum-
an engineer with the Mis$ile i ““I; . . .
-"I Twenty guests were present.
As the "Star-Spangled Gill,” I
Safety Division of the United
States Naval Weapons Labora- ]
tory In Dahlgren, Va. |
Following the ceremony, the
bride's uncle and aunt, Mr. and ]
Mrs.' Boyce Helms, entertained, at.
a reception in Memorial Garden ]
at the church. Among those as-,
slsting in serving and entertain
ing were Mrs. Vernon P. Crocby
of icings Mountain and Mrs. Erh-;
e.st J. Mauney of Syosset, Long Is-:
land, aunts of the bridegroom.
The newlyweds will make their
home in Greenbrier Apartments, >
Apt 304, Unit 9, Fredridcsburg, i
Va. ■ I
Attending the wedding from 1
this area were Mr. and Mrs. Paris j
Yeiton, Bob Yelton, Mr. and Mrs. i
Earle A. Hamrick, Mrs. Clyde O. j
Haparick, Mrs. Joe Gregg and Miss;
Sharon Gregg of Shelby; Mr. and i
Mrs. C. Glenn White, grandpar-1
ents of the bridegroom, &om I
Kings Mountain, Mrs. Vernon P. |
Crosby, Mrs. W. K. Mauney, Mrs.;
W. K. Mauney, Jr., and Mrs. David ]
Mauney of Kings Mountain. |
mer Theatre. The blond and beau-1
tiful veteran of tv's “Surfside
[MEMO TO ADVERTISERS!
inswers
uestions
land
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about NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
Ivl Iss Ellison
Announces Plans
For Wedding
.Q. What ara tha • most Importaat rulas tor
profltabla nawapapar advartlaingt
Miss Frances Gotor+h has returned to New York
City after spending two weeks with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. D. Goforth at their home, 206 East King
Street. While here she visited other relatives who are
now living in Asheville.
Mrs. Roberta Herndon has returned from Newark,
N. J. where she visited her daughter, Mrs. Ethel Lan
caster, and family and her twin grandsons, Wayne Keith
and Dwayne Kenneth. Two other children of Mr. and
Mrs. Lancaster accompanied Mrs. Herndon on her re
turn home.
elbow - length veil of illusion
was attached to a crown of pearls
and she carried a cascade of
white pom-pons eent«ed with
white carnations and attached to
a white Bible which had been
presented to her from her church.
Mrs. Margaret Greene attended
the bride as matron of honor and
bridesmaids were Mrs. Bruce
Seism of Kings Mountain, Miss
Donnie Spears of Charlotte, Mrs.
Kenneth Freeman of Rutherford-
ton and Mrs. Bill Gilbert of (Thar-
lotte.
The matron of honor wore a
floor-length empire dress of yel
low bridal satin with matching
bow headpiece overlaid with
matching tulle while other atten
dants wore similar dresses and
headpieces in green bridal satin.
They carried cascades of yellow
and white mums with satin rib
bon streamers.
Lynn Black, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Johnny Black, was flow
er girl and was dressed in a boor-
length empire dress of yellow
bridal satin with matcdiing bow
headpiece.
Scott Ryder, son of Mr. and Mrs.
G. P. Hyder of Gastonia, was ring
bearer.
Bill Gilbert of Charlotte attend
ed the groom as best man while
groomsmen were Jerry Blade, Den
nis Black and Dale Sisk Of Grover
and Tommy Childers of Kings
Creek, S. C.
The bride’s mother chose a
crepe ensemble of soft blue
with lace jacket. Her corsage was
of white and blue-tinted carna
tions.
Local Golfers In Foothills Tournament;
Invited To Play At Blowing Rock
The bridegroom’s mother chojic
an aqua crepe dres.s with match
ing acccs.sories and wore a cor
sage of white camatiorrs with
blue-tinted center.
. Miss Kathy Ellison, daughter
of Mr. and yhs. Thomas Jefferson
Ellison, has "completed plans for
her marriage to 'Tonnie Ware, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Howard
Ware of Kings Mountain, and an
nounces them today.
The wedding will take place
Saturday, August 24, at 3 p.m. in
Grace Methodist church. Rev.
Witliam C- Sides of Greensboro
will officiate at the double-ring
ceremony, assisted by Rev. J. C.
Lane, pastor.
Mrs. Fleete R. McCurdy will be
organist for the program of 'wed
ding music and ygcal selections
will be by Burlie S. feeler, Jr.
The bride-elect's father will
give her in marriage. Best'man for
the prospective briciegroom will be
his father, Sidney Howard Ware.
Mrs. Donald E. Ellison will at
tend the bride-elect as matron of
honor and bridesmaids will ih-
elude Miss Becky 'Kennedy of
Kings Mountain, Miss Wanda
Saunders of Iron Station, 'Mrs.
Jewel Dancy of Charlotte, Miss
Laura Howell of Darlington, 3. C.,
and Mrs. Linda Jenkins of Cherry-
ville.
Marti Kimmell of. Newberry, S.
C. and Rhonda Kincaid of Mt.
Gilead, nieces of the bridegroom-
to-be, will be flower girls and
Billie Ware of Hollywood Beach,
Florida, nephew of the bride-
groom-to-be, will be ringbearer.
Ushers will include Donald E. j
Ellison, brother of the bride-elect,!
Bill Ware, Mike Ware, Pete Ware. I
brotheis of the bridegroom-to-be, i
Joe Saunders and Tommy Black,.
college iwmmates of the bride-1
groom, arid Toney Wells, brother-
m-law of the bridegroom.
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A.
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a thorough audit of tha dreulation raootds of
each publithar mambar. Tlia laanlts of each
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Insist on audited drctilation reports that
give you tha VAcrs about the swlienca that
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newspaper advertising.
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Q.
Is there a measure for tho value of aows*;
paper eironlation to an advartisar snob aa
tha stsindards a merchant naaa la buy*
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momborahlpT
A> No. Only those with paid dreulation. This Is
important to advertisers because it is svidanoa
that tha paper is wanted sad read.
iQ. What U tha A.B.at
.Six from Kings Mountain par-
Meipated in the Foothills Golf
League tournament held at Gas
ton Country Club in Gastonia on
Tuesday, two of them bringing
home honors.
Mrs. Charles Mauney won low
gross for the tournament and club.
Mrs. Hoyle McDaniel won second' Entrance fee will be $7 per
low net in her class. I person, which will include two
In addition to Mrs. Mauney] days of play and a Monday
eon served in the main clubhouse
Invitation has been received tc
participate in the fall Foothills
League tournament in Blowing,
Rock On Monday and Tuesday,
September 9 and 10, with the Ca
tawba Country Club as the host
and Mrs. McDaniel, others par
ticipating included Mrs. Charles
Adams, Mrs. Henry Neisler, Mrs.
Margaret Ward and Mrs. Har
lan d Stoterau. Approximately
100 woman Irom 12 surrounding
cities participated In the 18-hole
event and enjoyed a buffet lunch-
night banquet at Green Park
Hotel. The golf field will be
limited to 120 players and ail
entries and fees must be re
ceived by August 27.
For further IrifORnation, th<
interesfed are r'equest'cd to notfty
Mrs. Charles Adams.
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Cliffoid Hantbrlght ft 1217 Grovar
Hoad, the new Mrs. Blark Is a
graduate of Kings Mountain High
School and Gaaton Memorial Hos
pital School of Nursing. She is a
member of the Kings Mountain
Hospital Nursing staff.
A, Iha A.B.C. la a oooparativa, non-profit aaaod^
ation of 3,460 advartimra, advartUinf agendaa
and publiahara in tba Unit^ Stataaaod Cana^l
Organized in 1914. Brought or^
dar out of advartiaiiig chaos by.
aatabUahing a definition for paid ]
airculation, rulaa and standards
for maasuring, auditing and re
porting tha circulations of naws-
papara and pariodicala
Q. U this nawapapar a mambar af tha AndlC
Bureau af Ciroulationat
A. Yaa Bh are proud of our ciraulatlon. Bh wani
“ you to know the FAcra about
tha audienoa your selling mea-'
sagas will have whan they
appear in them pages. Ask for
a aopy af aur laUat A.B.O'
■apart.
Miss Carolyn fleavner and Miss
Jackie Ellison, niece ct the bride-
elexst, will keep a guest register
in the vestkh.u.le of the church.
The bride-.alect’s parents wlli
entertaiii at a reception fifter the
ceiemonv in the church fellow
ship hgU.
Son of Mr. and Mrs. John Bfadc
of Route 1, Grover, the bridegroom
is a graduate of Black^urg, S.
C. High School and him completed
two years of service in the U. S.
Army.
The bridegroom’s family be
hosts ^t an affer-Yehearsal party]
Friday evening in the parlcir of|
First Baptist'Church.
KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD
King*9<3]ter
Following
which wiU
a htmeymoon
Route 1, Grover.
trip
chorus. She was employed at Pub
lic Service of Gastonia-
The b^degroom is the son of
Mrs. Jaw Sender and the l(ite
he.win continue hie ediinttoiir
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