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.-t,..,——1-^ • ii-- ■' Page 2 THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C. Tuesday, December 23, 196V Dav!s-Canipe Con tinned from. Page One man. f^a the newlywedi will be Mrs. David Carroll and Mrs. homo at 1908 Elliott street ; l'’rod iBridgps entertained alter Nashville, Tennessee. . . th<‘ ceremony at a reception. The m ■... - . ... Davis home was beautifully dec- The two attendants wore the Christmas motif Christmas red satin (towns de signed iwith A line skirts and long sleeves. Thej- wore mateliiiig Shore • Hambright Continued From .^age One headilresses and carried nosegays or while mun's with red centers. Hugh Caniiie wds his son's liesi jpijcad H«ving A #11 Wedding? Call Paul Lemmoiis Phone 487-4502 Photographer and Cliristmas red and green fealuied refreshments .which: were served from a festive bride’s ^^^^0 Miss Tei'esa table. The wedding enke was cut (^^ar, Miss Beth Burton, Miss •and served with punch and party^n„ Hambright, Miss Margaret ■" Mtoacies. Shealy, Miss Helen Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Davis Virginia Raymer. of Kings Mountain are parents of Legijg Hambright, the bride. .She is a 1909 graduate gjgters of the bridegroom were of Kings Mountain high school girls and Is now employed by Hazel, attendants wore floor B<>auly Shop. length gowns of Jakarta Venice Tlie bridegroom is the son of bodice and long sleeves Mr, and Mrs. Hugh Canipe of beige Venice lace and the A Mountain. He is alM a jj^e skirt of caramel Jakarta 1969 giiaduate of .Kings Moun-, g^gj^ gncircled the waist tain ni.gh school and is now at-ijj^^ buttons down the front hmding Nashville Auto A Diesel qj bodice enhanced the dress- Collcf'e 111 Nashville, Tennessee, pg They wore matching head- After a wedding trip to Geor- jrpggpg can-k^ bouquets of yellow roees. Paul Hambright was his son's best man. Groomsmen were Alan Ham bright, brother of the bride groom; Joe Rountree, Kenneth ^ ’Twas the Before Christmas ••• Time for us to say thank you to our many friends, wishing them all “Merry Christmas"! COOPER'S INC. RAILROAD AVENUE u "She ever-lasting meaning of the Christmas season lives in a single -word — peace. As 'we all celebitite •with merriment of flie season, let us pause also to recall its timeless message of peace and good will toward men. And let us thank you for your kind patronage all year long. Shore, Renaud Pelletier, David i Tibbs and Michael McKeown. Robert H. Shore was rincitearer. The bride’s morher was gown ed in blue brocade with sequin trim, matching slippers and a white orchid shoulder corsage. The bridegroom’s mother was Foods Flavor Celebrations “What’s for dessert?’’ At Christmas, the traditional answer to this question in Eng land, the United States and Can- lish Iraditilon, ada is, "Mince pie and plum pud ding.” One legend says ilial it brings good luck to e«l mince pie oil; Christmas day. In earlier times, mince pics were baked in an oldong shape meant to represent the manger. Plum pudding, too, has its leg-l end of luck, but here the good luck comes in the making uf lhi‘ pudding. ENery member of the' family must slir the pudding; lallj -baked oakes that are part | j of lite food-and-feastiniJ; eusloms of Ciiristmas. These also are said while it’s iKiing made, if god for- 'o liiing giaid fortune and good. . • . • 7 , , T. ' health. ! tune IS desired, says an old Eng-: 1 Rice, elaborate cookies and I special breads add to the flavor Fruit cake Us one of many spec-'of Ihe holiday season. with roll collar and long match : ing scarf. The dress was topped by a double-bivastcki light blue wool coat designed along empire lines. She lifted the orchid from, her bridal bouquet. The newlyweds will bo at home in Rock Hill, South Carolina. 'BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM McGlNNIS Furniture Final Two-Day Pre - Christmas Clearance Sale The bride is the dau’.hter of Mrs. Alma H. Shore of Gieen- ville, S. C., and Ernest S. Shore of Raleigh, She was graduated from Wade Hampton high school, Greenville, S. C., and complelea radiologic technedogy training from Greenville General hospital and nuclear medical technology gowned In a champagne brocade i ftom Duke Medical Center. She ensemble with matching slippo'rs * ® graduate of Winthiop college and a white orchid shoulder cor- i Rock Hill. w n iro...... ..f P®til R. Ham- prelided at the bribe’s bwk m ' ^he®hdde»r^o“''''He"‘’ the vestibule of the church. ® The bride’s parents entertained W yellow green and white' theme o"f the w^ldf^g was l^^au If; ^ tifully carried out in decorative, - ’ details. A three-tier bride’s cake was cut and served ifrom one end! of the lace covered table. Punch: and part> refreshments were sev- vcd. I Assisting in derails of enter I raining were Georgiana D. | Shore, Nclda Shore, Hilda Bur-i ton and Jean Hunt. For a wedding trip the new Mrs. Hambright wore a silk dress ' 1—II SEVEN-PIECE MAPLE DINING ROOM SUITE SAVE $100 Reg. $329.95 Sale Price $229 J5 TRADITIONALLY, CHRISTMAS IS A FAMILY DAY. An old-fash ioned Christmas, pictured above in an illustration created especially tor the enjoyment oi the readers of this newspaper, had much in common with a modern Christmas — gifts, greens, trees, flowers and, of course, a happy family gathering. Dixon - Bell Continued From Page One PATTERSON OU COMPANY and Brent Bell, cousin of the bride.groom, were ringbearers. Miss Diane Dixon and Miss Lisa Herndon, cousins of the bride, presided at the guest reg ister in the vestibule of the chiiLrrh. For her daughter’s wedding Mrs. Dixon was gowned in a roy al blue silk coat and dress with .jeweled buttons enhancing the coat. She wore matching slippers with matchirtgi bag and an or chid shoulder corsage. The bridegroom’s mother wias gowned in a beige and purple coat-dress with matching purple shoes and hat. She wore an or chid shoulder corsage. The bride’s grandmother, Mrs. Lee McDaniel, chose a beige lace coat-dress ensemble with match ing accessories and an orchid shoulder corsage. The bridegrooom’s grandmoth er, Mrs. Sam Boll, chose a light blue coat-diess with blue acces sories and an orchid shoulder corsage. The bride’s parents entertained after the ceremony at a beauti fully appointed reception at Kings Mountain Country dub. The green and white theme of the wedding was observed in decor ative details add refrediments. The bride’s table, highlight of decoration, was overlaid with floor-length doth of lace with net overlay and held the four-tier green and white wedding cake as central decoration. Green pundi was served from a silver punch bowl at one end of the table. At the center of the uble was a sil ver candelabrum flUed with green and ..bite flowers. Petit-fours and partj' delicacies in green wi white vrere served. Ail afpala^ ments were ia ailtw. ChnMMa tecorations in green and wUta decorated the foyer and receiving rooms. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. McGinnis greeted arriving guesU and Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hemdon intro duced them to the receiving line which included the bride and bridegroom, their parents and mamlwrs <i[ the wedding party. Assisting in receiving and en tertaining were Mrs. W. Law rence Logan, Miss Irene Harding of Blacksburg, S. C. Mrs. Linda Thomasson, Mrs. Doug Yarbro, Mrs. Mangaret Kirk of Birming ham, Ala., and Rev. and Mrs. David L. Castor. For a trip to the mountains of Western North CaroJdna the new Mrs. Bell wore a tunic suit with giey accessories and the garden ias lifted from her bridal bou quet. BRIDE AND BRIDEXIROOM Mrs. Mabel II. Di.von and Char les E. Dixon of Kings Mountain are parents of the bride. A senior student at Western CaroUna Un iversity at Cullowhee she will re ceive her B. A. degree in educa tion in March. Mrs. Be41 win stu dent teach at North Elementarj* school here. She was presented to society at the Shelby Sub-Deb utante Ball in 1965. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. B. Eugene Bell of I Kings Moimtain. He attended North Caroliaa Sute Univei^ at Raleigh and is now attached to the U. S. Naval Reserves sta tioned in Norfolk, Virginia. The newlyweds will be at home jat 600 Hillside Driv* in Kings I Mountain. it' Citnsfnws Ck •\e; ■’H. • sfT'' i'*‘‘ RRIDGES HARDWARE COMPANY ccr We hope lots of good cheer •will be coming your way during the holiday season . .and may we say “thank you” for your patronage SEVEN-PIECE OAK DINING ROOM SUITE SAVE $75 Reg. $299.95 ...Sale Price $224.95 DESKS AND ROOKCASES MAPLE STUDENT DESK PLASTIC TOP Reg. $5195 Sale Price $4195 SAVE $10.00 Tu S ‘0 Pe \4 5A % ij- % O, Holy Night, when all the world was still. There, in the distance, shone a mighty star ■with a luster that burns brightly now in the hearts o^' all men of good will. May thoughts of that first Christmas bring peace to all. yon ^or your ycneroita consiJcraHon. 23” ZENITH CONSOLE COLOR TV Reg. $589.95 Sale Price $489.95 23" ZENITH CONSOLE COLOR TV Reg. $639.95Sale Price $S39J5 SAVE $100 14" Zenith PoiiaUe Coloi TV BUILT-IN ANTENNA SAVE $70.00 Reg. $369J5 Sale Price $29!L95 1-RURRIS RECLINER GOLD VINYL Reg. $119.95 Sale Price S89J5 SAVE$30JW RECLINERS 1-RURRIS RECUNER OXBLOOD VINYL Reg. $99.95 Sale Price $79J5 SAVE $I0A0 GfCl f TWO EARLY AMERICAN Two-Piece Living Room Suite SAVE $75.00 ORNITUR Reg. $299.95 Sale Price $22195 ' ^
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