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length dress of deep gold bonded
crepo with dark gold aceessorh^s
and a shoulder corsage of white
carnation!;.
T; • bridegroom’s mother chose
an r.iaa-grcy dress with match-
in;: rat and accessories and a
sho.lder corsage Jl" whlthe carna
tion.:.
The bride's parents entertained
at a reception following the cere
mony.
■■ brlde’.s table, overlaid with
■net over green, held a three-tier
hl'^hllght of
Y- '•Ylir, Cornerr. o.’ rhe ‘ahle-
' ■ ■ ith re'
■ 1; and satin bows. The
■M'- a-'d served with
■'-’-t ’ refreshments.
.
e e.
Carolina, the bride wore a black
•’^'t.nto crepe ensemble
wit red knit vest and the orchid
lifted from her bridal bouquet.
Tlic newl,\’weds are at home at
22 Jennett Drive In Kings Moun
tain.
BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM
Ml', and Mrs. Lehman D. Stroup
of Kings Moil taln arc parents of
the bride. She is a Junior student
at Kings Mountain high school
where she will continue her edu
cation.
The bridegroom i.s the son of
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Rikard of
Kings Mountain. A graduate of
King.s Mountain high school, he
is employed by Duplex-Shannon.
kings mountain herald, kinrs mountain, n. c.
Shirley Greene
Heads 4-H'ers
Shirley Greene, daughter of
n . and Mrs. 0.scar Gieene, ha--';
been elerted president of the Di.x-
on Commun.ty Senior 4 H club
for the coming year.
O her new officers include
T-m Berry, vlce-picsidcnt; Sliel-
la Greene, secretary; Conraii
Il.ghes, treasurer: Pat Hawks,
song leader; Danny Speaiman,
pianist; and Alleene WebsltAT, re
porter. Elected a leader was
',c -^d Hughes to serve with
~> ' G cene and L. H.
Thursday, January I, 1*>70
■ed
O n"' n
I ; e ne, d iughter Of Mr.
■ Oy"' Cj cone has been
'y. -cv/l-
'Y- n •i"
1's include
1 rh ■■ hers, treasurer;
,id Danny Goforth, secretary.
.^ioc:cd a leaili r was Miss Glen
da Goforth to serve V/’ith Mrs.
Oaca- Gnene and L. H. Stewart.
Birth
Announcements
Mr. and Mrs. Eiklie Norman,
Gastonia, announce the birth of
a daughter, Satuiiay, IJecember
20, Kings .Mountain hospital.
M.. and Mrs. rimothy Goode,
route 1, announce the birth of a
son, Sunday, December 21, Kings
Mountain hospital.
Mr. and Mrs, UTHiam E. Kale,
route 1, Clover, A G., announce
the birth of a son, Sunday, De-
cemoer 21, Kings Mountain hos-
oilal.
M. . >4»icus B. Rob-
, „.o J, a.uiojnce the
, ,i .y. a daughie.', Tuesday', De-
m.,cr 23, Kings Mountain hos-
Mis. Hold's
Aunt Passes
Emmie R. Knox, 84, died
Mondiy night in the Chester
Couniv Ilo.spltal after an extend
ed illness.
She was a native of Chester,
daugh'er of the late Williaim Dun
lap Krux and the late Mary Ca-
mella Rogers Knox.
Surviving are a number of
niece* and nephews, Including
Mrs. Qooige Hord of Kings Moun-
tain. '
Funeral services were conduct
ed at 2 p m. Wednesday at the
Chapel of Barron Funeral Horn*,
interment following in the Ever
green cemetery.
HOME SAVINGS
j.nd
M.s. Charles Conner, —* N < ^ •-v
u. 0 Jie hilrth Of a Nol'erc _ f ■ ■ r
J unes Throneburg has return
ed ri New Yc.k City after spend
ing he holidays with his mother,
M Y. F. Thioneh., rg,
Sgtr Morrison
Retires From Army
FT. JACKSON, S. C. (AHTNO—
Staff .Sergeant Avery E. Morrison,
44, son of .Mrs. Lona Morrison, 109
Oriont;d Ave., Kings Mountain,
N. C.. re'ired from the Army Oct.
.31 at E Jackson, S. C., after .serv
ing iTi're than 20 years on active
duty.
S. 'gt. Morrison was last as
signed as a food service instruc-
to- ill Headquartei's Detachment,
14t.h Batalllon, 4th Brigade, U. S.
\rmy Personnel Center at Ft.
Jackson.
...<1 . ‘ Gteve Penning.
,.i, rjiackiburp, 3. C., aimounce
.he birth of a son, Thursday,
December 25, Kings Mountain
hospital.
Mr. anl Mrs. Charles W. Bo
lin, 606 Landing street .announce
the birth of a son, Monday, De
cember 29, Kir-iA Mountain hos
pital.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Har
ry, Jr., route 1, Blacksburg, S.
C., announce the birth o. a
daughter, Tuevday, December 30',
Kings Mounlam hospitaj
luthehah topic
“Tire l ime Of Your Life” 'will
bo the sermon topic of the Rev.
Charles E.isley at Sunday morn
ing worship sei'vlcses at 11 o’clock
Sunday at St. Matthew’s Luther
an church.
M '. TKl M Ctcorg.' .“'r'0 s
oolebrated their first wedding
anniversary Sunday with their
children a* hosts at their home .
on CherryvHle road. |
The refreahmvnt table was
decorated H pink aniJ white.!
Pink and white petit-fours wereij
served with pink punch and';
I>ink and white mi-ts. I
Pink candles, pink snapdrag
ons and white mums was the ta-l
ble centerpiece. . ' li,
Mrs. Sellers wore .i pink partyljl
dre.ss and was given a pink cymf-! I
bidium corsage. ! I
The 35 guests Who called from’^
3 until 5 p.m. were members of
the family and close friends.
The French leamrd many
years ago how to g-rv mush
rooms in caves and cellars. Paris
Is still a center of production.
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