North Carolina Newspapers

1969 -X WV K ^/ll^ V \ ’ 7////it’ ■■HV : NEW LOOK IN HAIR FASHIONS Modeln iv thf recent Hair De.^tgn Show HinmHorvd by the l\\)\(jfi Mountain hbjU srhool C()f*mct<doyy Deixirtment diHplay the winning lunrstylen. From left, June Moore, Jeannxe AlHaon and Mm. Fred Dtxon. Mm. Moiwe's lunrstyle created by Joy Gaddy, senior ,'itudrnt^ took the first place trophy in the show. Soft waves and curl tn a new, short look for opHug and summer teas emphasized. (Isaac Alexander Photos) New Short Look In HairFashions A ;*fo4 Home Arts Club Hears Toole At Tuesday Meetinc Jamos Toolo, doputy director of Cleveland County Community Action, was guest speaker at Tuesday night's meeting of the Home Arts club at the hom<' of Mrs. J. Wilson Crawford. -Mrs. Harold CrawforJ, host ess for the meeting, served a salad and sweet cours<» at the beginning of the meeting. Mr. Toole, citing the work of the -agency, said its major job is its public awareness pro;ram, a fceed to help any and all who is honestly willing to help himself. -Mrs. C. S. Plonk, Jr. introduced Mr. Toole. ■Mrs. L. K .Ilinnant, president of tJie club, presided. <v* Ur mM yliil: ' * '*''■* 5^ 'U rC . Soft waves and curl, the new short look in hair fashions for spring and summer, was predom inant trend In styles shown at a recent show presented by 15 ad vanced students in the Kings Mountain high school Cosmetolo- § Department. oy Gaddy, a senior, copped first plac<? trophy in the show with an original hairstyle. The hair had been bleached and tinted medium blonde with gold highlights with a flattering, short cut and soft curl. Model was June Moore. Second plac^e winner in the show was the only malb student in Mrs. Lillian Whitworth’s class. Jimmy Earncy, senior student, used flovvers to enhance a short style on light brown hair. His model was Jeannie Allison, jun ior. Area Students Win DAR History Awards Carrol Sco+f Ledford, Sharon Evon Sanders and Vickie Elizabeth Cronan are winners of the DAR history medals in the elementary schools. The history essay contest is sponsored annually by Colonel Frederick Hambright Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution. Students in the fifth, sixth, and seventh grades of the district system were invited to submit essays on the subject, "Heroines Of American Revolution." Young Ledford is a North school fifth grader. Miss Sanders is a sixth grader from Bethware. and Miss Cro nan is a seventh grader at Central Junior high school. Medals will be presented to the winners at school commencement exercises. * ♦ * ♦ ^OUT THIS N' THAT ~ ^ Senior Citizens club members will gather for their regular luncheon meeting Friday at noon at the Wom an's club. A committee from the Woman's club is in charge of the program and refreshments. * * * * Kings Mountain Garden club members will visit the high school greenhouses for their program Wednes day afternoon at 3:30. Program chairmen for the meeting are Mrs. Ver non P. Crosby and Mrs. W. L. Mauney. * ♦ * * COMINGS AND GOINGS Mrs, Ellen Petrosino spent the weekend in Greens boro with her sister, Mrs. J. R. Whittiemore. Mrs. Don Blackwell and sons, David and Mark, spent the weekend in Greensboro with friends. Mrs. Ruth Wright Patterson, daughter of Mrs. Marie Wright of Kings Mountain, was graduated Mon day night from Gaston Memorial Hospital School of Practical Nurses in Gastonle. Going to Gastonia for the graduation exercises were her mother, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Collins, all of Cings Mountain, and Mr. and Mrs, Marvin Blddix of "harlotte. * * * * Donna Rene Parrish, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Parrish, celebrated her third birthday Thurs day, February 27th. A small family party was held at the Parrish home and Donna’s pink decorated cake was cut and served with party re freshments. I 'ft Donna, ts granddaugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Bailey and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Parrish, all of Kings' Mountain. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ IT’S A GIRL Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Allen Evans announce the birth of a daughter, Haydon Annette, March 3, Cleveland Memorial hospital. The child weighed seven poOnds, six ounces. Mrs. Evans is the former Carolyn Owens, daughter ^ft.f Charles Ov/ens of Kings Mountain and the late Mrs. ^^Dwens. Third place winner way Rita Crawford, senior student. Auburn curls were swept to fullness in the back with more soft curls around the face and ears. Model for Miss Crawford was Mrs. Kred Dixon. The three student winners will represent the school in state competition in Charlotte in May. Judges for th<‘ show were Mrs. Dorothy Smith, instiuctor of public school cosmetology at Stanley high school, and Mrs. Evelyn Woods of Woodlawn Beauty Salon in Shelby. Si ^'5'*''v - .' -v •. TOP WINNER IN HAIR STYLING SHOW J<n/ Gaddy, at right, holds the first place trophy she mm a,i top hairstylist in the hairstyling show staged recenily by cosmetology studi nts in Kings Mountain. Kings Mountain high school PrinciiHil Jake Atkiiuwn presents the trophy to Miss (Jaddy, a senior student, as June Moore, model for Miss Gaddy, looks on. (Photo by Isaac Alexander) Junior Club Met Monday R. Harding Steele, stock brok er witli Courts & Company of Charlotf<‘, gav<* the program at -Monday's m(*eting of the Junior Woman's club. Mr. SteeJo talked <>n stocks an<l securities (Jn a program ar ranged by Mrs. Frank Hinson. Mrs. John ilow/.c* and Mrs. Richard Gieene were hostesses for the meeting. A dessert eouise was ser\e<l at (he beginning of the meeting. mj Thursday, March 6, 1969 Mrs. Ware Gives Program Ai Book Clubi “Going Ba.k To College" from ^ J ■a Giandma’s viewpoint was topic of the pro.gram at Thuisday s Book club meeting at the liome of Mrs. Edith Goforlii. J Mrs. Martha Ilcriuion Wan*, grandmo'her of 10, is goijig back to school and is a student at Gaston college. .Mrs. Ware, wife of Howaid Waio, in humorous and serious vein, deis’criheci how a busy housewife and mother is' •able to return to books. Mrs. )Ware is also a (loan’s list stu- den*. -Miss Maude Gardner was {ires- . ent as a visitor. Mrs. J. O. Plonk presided. Mrs. Goforth served a salad and dcssc*rt. SOCIAL CALENDAR Thursday: 7:30—American Legion Auxili ary at the home of Mrs. Paul Mauney. Sp<*aker: James Toole. dcpu‘.y director, Cleveland Coun ty Community Action. Friday: 12:00 Senior Citizens club luncheon meeting at the Woman’.s* club. KINGS KIOUNTAIN HERALD, KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C. <;prTinM R Carden Club To Plant Trees A1 KM Hospital The Town and Country Garden Club mot Thursday evening in tile Director's Room of First Union National Bank, wiiji Mrs. Don Blanton as Hostess. Colorful flower arrangements decorau*d the room. The meeting was opened with a moment of silent prayer and a loving tribute to Mrs, Herman Campbell, Charter member of the club. MISS TERESA OLEDIA BELL fBrid€‘Elect of John Wayne Seism) Couple Announcing Plans For Wedding Ml. and Mrs. Jonas A. Bell of 'J(*nt at Kings Mountain hi'^h Kings Mountain, announce the school. engagement of their daughter. The bridegroom is a senior stu- 'reres-a Oledia, to John Wayne dent at Shelby high school. S.ism, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. The wedding will be an (*vent S.nsrn of Shelby. of June Sih in Westover Baptist The bridc<*lecl is a senior stu- church of Kings Mountain. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS Mr. and .Mrs. IP.'Aard Holt. JOS Mr. and Mrs. CbaiTt's Lee Margaret street, anno.n.e the Shop. 21 Kim street, announce bh'Ili ot^a son, Wcdne.sday, Feb- the birth of a son, VV<‘dne.sday, ruai\ 23, Kings \iountain liospi- February 2o, Kings .Mountain tul. liospltal. Toole To Speak 1 o Auxiliary Thursday Night U'7Ar COiV7'E*S7\S Junior Wanda Kay Blanton iron fir.st pla<’e in the Girl Student of the Year contest and Senior Joe Cornin ll iron second, idace in th(> public speaking contest in District II DECA ('om.pctition recently. Students Win DECA Contests In District -Mrs. George Moss reported that the club was an Honor Club *or liie past year. A nominating committee was appointed at this meeting. The club voted to plant memor ial trees at the Hospital in mem ory of two deceased charter mem bers, Mrs. W. E. Blakely and Mrs. Campbell. T'he hostess course. served a swe(‘t Saturday: 9:00-12 p.m. American Legion dance for members and guests at the American Legion Hall. Mu sic by the “New Sounds.’’ Monday: 7:30- Circle 4 of First Presby terian church at the home of Mrs. Margaret Ward, 60S West Mountain street. Wednesday: 3:30 Kings Mountain Garden club at the Kings Mo-untain high school greenhouse. .Mrs. Vernon Crosby and Mrs. W. L. Mauney, program ehairmen. PERSONALS Mrs. R. H. Leagon of South Hill, Va. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Bc*n F. Beam and family. Mrs. Lx’-agon came espeidally to attend the fun(?ral (Hf her broth er, B. H. Hamel, of Lincointon. Two Kings .Mountain high school students won honors at the District II DECA (Distribu tive Education Ck bs of America i Contest, held February 26 at Hunter Huss liigb school in Gas tonia. Junior Wanda Kay Blanton was aiwanlod first place in the Girl Stud(‘nt-(.r-tlic-Y(*ar compe tition and will represent the dis trict at the .State contest in Ra leigh lat(‘r tliis montji. Joe Cornwell, senior, was s('c- ond place winner in tlic Public Hamel Relatives Here For Funeral Mrs. (diarh's Hariill of Ciear- wat('r, Fla. and .Mr. and Mrs. William E. Harmon of Winns- boro, .S. C.. were weekend g.L«.*sts of Mr. and Mrs. B( n F. Beam, coming (‘spc’cially to attend the funeral of, tlieir uneh*, J3. H. Ham('ll. of Linc( Inton. Mrs. llarrill is daughter an,! Mr. Harmon is soi; of Mr. and Mrs. Beam. Speaking contest and will also attend the statewide conference. Other Kings Mountain DECA students going to Raleigh are Mike Bennett. Jimmy .Mauney. Paul Thombs, and Elaine Wells. East Side WMS Is Sponsoring Week Of Prayer The Women’s .Missionary Socie ty of East Side Baptis* church is sponsoring Week of Prayer for Homo Missions (his week. 'The week’s program will be climaxed with a play. “Annie Armstrong. Daughter 'of Desti ny", Sunday night, ('athy Car- roll will i)ortray Annie Arm strong. GA’s of the chui'i'h liad charge of tlie program on Monday night. HA’s will hav(* charge of the .service on Friday niglit. SiK'cial offerings during I Ik* month go to the Annif* Arm- slroi^ Home Mission Fund. IN MEMORIAM 'Dtis February meeting of tlie Town and Country Garden Club is a sad one for all of us. We have lost by d'‘ath a char ier member, Elva Campbell. Her pn'.sence is lost to us but the spirit of this gracious talent('(l woman will long rest within all of our hearts. We have indeed been privileged to work with lier, to know the joy of her creativity and to stand proud as this wom an's talents represented our club. Virginia ArncJte and I uatehed her ({Uirkly and deftly put to gether a still life for the past Woman’s (dub Fall Festival. Jt was one of (lie most creative and bi'autiful displays there and once again Town and Country Garden Club stood proud. Kings Mountain will miss Elva Campbell. She gave unstintedly of her self to many civic projects. Our members send to lier l>is- band, Herman, and two sons. Joe and Sandy deepest symjiathy in their loss. To Elva. You caught the beau ty of th<* world and held it for a little wliile within your hands. H(*len Cornwell Logan, President Heh'n R. Blantcm, Soiletary Virginia Arnetlc, Tieusurer James Toole, d<‘pu y director of CJcvela'ul (’ounty Community Action, will he gue.«t s}jeaker at Thursday night's meetip - of the American L<’gion Auxiliaiy. .Memrors will m< (‘t a: 7:.30 at ‘h(* home of .Mrs. Pa. I .Mauney on Margiace road, Mrs. John H. Muss, dub presi dent. will presicU*. Antiques Fair In Charlotte This Weekend The Original National Antiejues Fair will again lx* back in Char lotte's Park Center Auditorium on King Street March .T-b-T. This Fair, unlike the otiiers in tlx* area, is sponsored by teh Colonel Adam Alexander Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revo lution. and attend Crussnore School. Exhibitors will come from New Hampshire to Miami, and will bring a wide range of fine an- ti(jues including Period Furniture. PJarly American and Vdelorian Furniture. A new Exhibitor. Mr. E<lward Smith of Flouriown, Pa., will show a fine ehippendale high chest, an early butler’s desk and other good pieces. Reynolds An tiques from Winston Salem will show a fine IStb Century <-hip- pendale desk with shell carving, also a small tiger stripe hi^^diboy, wliich is very rare. Mrs. Laura Murray of Enosburg Fall, Vt. and .Mrs. Anna Dybeek of Reeds Ferry, New Hampshire will fea- tuiv fine glass such as Fry, Dur and, Steuben. Sign(‘d Kaufmann, Peach Blow and Burmese. A number of exhibitors will feature fine heirloom jewelry, as Lloyd Martin of Wooster. Ohio, Miles Paine of Philad(.dphia, Hen Kay of Philadelphia and others. Gc'orgo Abercrombie of Brevard will feature a large collection of flat silver; M. C. Dean of Trout- ville, V’a., will show a numbc'r of silver sein ing pieces, as well as tako orders for resilvering. There will b(* a gr(*ater display of old coins than usual, from four dif ferent states. Primitives will a- gain be in evidence, and a dis play of fin(* linens. Everything in this Fair will be for sale and at reasonable prices. Hours are from 11 a.m. daily Wednesday through Friday, Mar. 5-6-7. Mrs. Ira Black, chairman of this proj(H*t for the Chapter, and her members have discount tiikels in hand and will be glad to hand to any who are interest ed. A snack bar will be open fur the eonvenionc(* of guests, as guests, as well as resl arcus. .Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Cope. 'lOS Poi)iar slreel. Clover, S. C.. an noiinee the birth ol a daughter, np'rs.iay, F( hruary 27, Kings Mauniain hospital. Mr. end .Mr.<. David Luoio, S20 Wvs Tradt* strict, Dallas, an- ;nounce the birili c.' a son, Fri da v, February 2S. Kir^s Moun tain hospital. Mr. and .Mrs. James Collins, 1327 Shelby road, announce the birth of a daughter, Sunday, •March 2. Kings .Mountain hospi tal. Mr. and Mrs. Biliy Grooms, Mount Holly, annc.n.e the bir h of a son, Sunday. March 2, Kings .Mountain hospital. Mr. and .Mrs. .Marshall Patter son, 910 Bessemer City road, Gas- loni.i, anncunci* the birth of a f^on. Sunday. .March 2. Kings Mountain hospi*aJ. -Mr. and Mrs. Benton Jay Neal, UU E. .Main street. Bessemer Cit.i, announce The birth of a sjn, Monday, March 3. Kings .Mountain hospital. Ml. and .Mrs. Tliomas Proctor, route 1, Bessemer Ci y, announce the birth of a daughter, Sunday, .Marcli 2. Kings Mountain hospi tal. Mr. and .Mrs. Charles Carroll, 202 Blanton .street, announce the birth of a son. Wednesday, .March 5. Kings MouiFain hospital. DAR Conference Is Slated The 69th annual North Caro lina conference, Daughters of the American Revolution, will' assem ble Tuesday afternoon, March nth, on the Balinese Roof of the Roliert E. Loo Hotel in Winston- Salem. with State Regent. .Mrs. John Carter Goldsborough of Charlotte, presiding. Delegates and alternates from the 94 state chapters will attend. They will bo welcomed by .Mrs. George K. Brown, Direefor of District Four, on behalf of the ten hostess chapters of the Fourth District, and also by .Mr. Wilson Cunningham, President of the Winston-Salem Chamber of Commerce. Distinguished guests atit'nding the Conference are Mrs. Erwin Frees Seimes, President Gent National Society DAR; .Mrs. Richard D<*nny Shelbv, Ro^’isler G(*noraI NSDAR; and .Mrs. Rob ert Hugh Reid, State Regent Georgia. (1 of The Opening Session. Tuesday afternoon will encompass a Re port of the Program Committee, Rei)or4 of Rules and Regulations, Reports of Slate Officers. Report of the Credentials Committees anil the Election uf Nominating Committee!