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970 r fdr iday, lurs- ning [lings Mrs. iniel, late 'as a iptist • 367 ►er of )rical in in od ofj , sur- sther Wil- pson» diter, three eston, arose apol- 1 two of and loun- o •ream ugust Grace ear- I rapes mday selves and .n of* r the f • H. /r" ^ ^ y MRS. HAROLD DEAN HORN (Cathy Elizabeth Lane} MRS. JOHN REED LINGERFELT (Theresa Virginia Cotcarf^ MISS TERRY LYNNE NEWTON B)'%de-Ele<'t, of Robert Steven Vickers) Horns, Lingerfelts Are Wed' September W^edding Date Set Central United Methodist church providoii the selling Sun day afternoon 'at 4 p.m. for Ihe wedding of Miss Cathy Eliza- belli Lane and Harold Dt^-an Iforn. Rev. D. 'B. Alderman, minister of the cliurch, was assisted by the bride's father, fc.^m^^^ min ister of Grace United MethiKlist church, in d;‘fici!ating at lli^ !-«ou- ble-ring ceremony. Robert Cashion, Minister cf Music at Grace United Metho dist church, was organized for the program cf nuptial music. Miss Dianne Garriker of Char lotte, vocaMst, s-ang “O Pea*fect Love” by Barnby, "Enreat Me Nut To Leave Thee” by Young and "Panis Angelicus” by I'ran- ck. For the entrance of the brides maids Mr. Oashion plant'd “Lead On O King Etem'ai” by Smart and for the bride’s entrance, on the arm of her father, he played ‘‘Holy Art Thou” frmrr "Xwxrs” by liandel. The recessional was “Oic To Joy” by Beethoven. Th;> prelude of <irgan music •included “Walk Hand In Hand” by Cowell; “Thro igh The Years” by Youmans; ‘'Devotion” by Brahms; “Con Grazia” by Schu- beit; and "Air from St. Paul” by Mendelssohn. The altar of the church was ar ranged with palms and candela bra holding lighted tapers. At the center of the setting were two baskets of all-white flowers. Given in marria»;:e by her fa ther. the bride wore a formal gown of embroidi^ed silk organza ov er i^atin with long billowing sle(*ves enhanced with covered buttons on the cuffs and down the hodi'ce. Tlio dress w^as softly gathered in the back to tiorm a Chapel length train. Her cathe- dird length veil of illusion was attached 'to -a headoicce of lace flower petals c! ^ged dn p(''arls. Slie carried a wiiite liace-covertKl Bible topprvt with •’an orchid and showert'd with sitephanotis and ribbon streamers. Miss Patricia Aheo Lane of Mocksville attended her S’istcr as maid of honor and bri'.lesmaids were Mrs. Billy King of Kings 'Mountain, Miss Linda Lane of Cleveland, Ohio cousin of the bride; Miss Patti Spake of Cra- menton, Miss Martha iBarkl^y, Miss Nancy Jones and 'Miss Beth Phillips, all of Canton. Junior bridesmaids were ^ilss Carol^iii Lane of Mocksville, sis ter of the bride, land Miss Elaine Hullender of Kings Mountain. Mias Margaret Ann Lane of Mocksville, sister of the briJe, was flower girl. All the bridal attendants wore formal gowns of hyacinth lilac piquante designed along similar lines to the bridal gown wi't'h long billowing sleeves and hce encircliiij) the bodice. They wore matching headdresses and slippers and carried white lace- covered Bibles topped with or chids. The Junior bridesmaids and flower girl also wore lU-ac gowns •and earned lace baskets of flow ers. The bridegroom’s father was best man. Ushers wore Bobby Lane of Mocksville, brother of the bri!.ie; 'Billy 'King of iKings Mountain; John Davidson, Roger Green and Keith Baker, all of Charlotte; Butch Pearson of Kings Moun tain and Chris Lane lof Mocks- ville, brother of the “bride. Trent Hullender, son of Mr. and Mrs, Robertt (Bob) HulJen- der, was ringbearer. .Mrs. Robert Huillender directed the woch'ging. The bridal party formed a re ceiving lin^ in the vestibule of , the cburch to greet wedding guests after the ceremony. TRIDE AND BRIDBiGROOM Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Lane of Mocksville, formerly of Kings Mountain, are parents cif the bride. ?he is a graduate of Pis- gah high school of Canton and bias studied music at the Univ ersity. of Florida and Greens boro collo:e. At the University of B''loTida she pledged Phi Mu sorority and was a member of Gamma Phi honor society. At UNC-G she was a mem’bor of the Glee dub. She also sang with ■th(^ 'Highl'and iMinstirels, the Pot pourri and Summer Singers. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Horn of Cocoa, Florida, for- moriy of Mount Holly, the bride groom is a 1964 'graiUiatc of Co- wa high scihi>ol, Rockledge, B'la. He has .served four >’ears Wiilh the United States Air B'orc^^ 'and attended 'Brev^ard Juniotr college. Cocoa, Fla., whore he was a member of th^ Circle K club. Both the bride and bridogr^-om are employed by 'Southern Bell Telephone Company in CbarUd-te. 'When they retirirn from a short wd.^iding trip the newly weds will be at homo at 103 For- siel Avenue in 'Belmont. First Baptist church of Sanlan- do Springs, Florida was the set ting Saturday at 5 p.m. for the wedding of Miss Theresa Virginia Cowart and John Reed Linggrfclt. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Lingerfelt of Sanlando Springs, Fla. The bridegroom’s mother is t.he for mer Miss Margaret Ellison of Kings Mountain. He is serving with the United States Air Force. Rev. Lewis D. Haines heard the exchange of vows, using the dou ble-ring ceremony. The altar of the church was banked wdth white glads and mums and light ed by cathedral candles in two w*rougbt-iron candelabrum. Mrs. Cthel Sullivan of Altamon te Springs, Fla. was organist for the program of nuptial music. Thomas Haines of Gainesville and Mrs. Helen Wjsocki of Alta monte Springs sang a duet. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a formal bri dal gown of Alcncon lace over bridal taffeta designed with long sleeves and scalloped neckline of sequins. Tiers of lace tulle cas caded down the front of the gown. The skirt extended into a brush train ol lace. Her headpiece was a net veil with satin bow trimtmed (Continued On Page Two) Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Newton of Gastonia announce the engage ment of their daughter, Terry Lynne, to Robert Steven Vickers, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Vickers of Kings Mountain. The bride-elect is a graduate of A«hloy high school in Gastonia and is employed by First Union National Bank in Gastonia. The prospective bridegroom is a graduate of Kings Mountain high school and is employed by Foote Mineral Company’s Kings Moun tain Operations. The wedding will be an event of September 12th in Gastonia. Trinity Day School Opens September 8th Trinity Day School will open for the fall term on September Sih A few openings for stU:;onts remain and parents interested in enrolling pro-sc-hoo’ers shCiLdd contact i\Irs. Tom Burke at 739- 4011 or Mrs. Gordon Myers in Grover at 937-7287. 'em Thursday, August 20, 1970 KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD, KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C. SECTION B SOCIAL CALENDAR Cannes* Cop "1” Honors M iss Coral Ramseur, Louis O. Helms Give Plans For Saturday Nuptials Mi.ss Coral Susan Ramseur, (liugliter of Mrs. William Lee Ramseur of Kings iMountiain 'and the late Dr. Ram-seur, h.as com- plel('d plans for her marriage to Louis Oliver Helms, ison of Per ry H. Helms of Aiken, South Carolina and the late Mrs. lUlms, and announces 'them to day. The wedding will take place Saturday afteinoon -at 3:30 p.m. in First Presbyterian church. Dr. Paul K. Ausley, minister of the church, will officia'te at the double-ring ceiremony 'and 'nup tial music will be provided by NIrs. Darrell Austin n.t the organ. William Leo Ramseur, Jr., of Winston Salem will give his sister in marriage. Beat man for (he hrido:'nx>m-lo-be will be his fa- ■th<'r. Mrs. William Leo Ramseur. .Jr. of 'Winston-9ak?m will hp her sister-in-liaw’s matron of honor iani(l bride.smaids will Ix' 'Mrs. E. Boyd BHlison olf Charlotte and Miss Margaret Dale Smith of pe- cafor, Ga. Groomsmen, all brothers of the bridegroom-t'o-be, will An- cluflo Gary B. Helms of Sanford, Fla,, Timothy R. Helms of Mat thews, anid Larry 'H. Helms of Charloit'tc. The brido-eleet’s (mother wall eii'tortain after the ceremony at -a reception in the 'Church fel lowship hall. The ibrido and bride groom will depart from 'the Ram- sour home on 'West Mountain street following the reception for their honeymoon. Since the lanr.ounicoment of their engagemenit Miss Ramseur and Mir. Helms have 'been enter tained ait numerous ,parties here and in Charlotte. Others contiinue prior to the wedding day. • « « The briC.e.gr'oom-t'O-'be’s father and his three bn>thors will ibe hosts for a rehearsial dinner at 8 pjm. Friday at Honey’s Rest aurant in Gastonia. A wedding break'fa'st Saturday morning at 11:30 at Gastonia F^lks club will honor Miss Ram seur and Mr. Helms. Hosts will be aunts and uncles of the bride- el(?ct. The ithR'o children of Mr. and Ml'S. John Oaune have enjoyed a busy summer participating in various activi'tit*s sponsored by Johnston Memorial YMCA in CharloUte. Jean, who is celebrating her lOlh birhday today, Chris, age eil^jhL 'and Tomm.^ ag^ six, are grandeliiidren of Mrs. Orangrel B. Jolly of Kings Mountain and 'the late Clarence L. J'olly, Sr. Mrs. Caiine is the former Ftachel Jolly of Kings Mountain. Like their mother, who has •always been a sports enthusiast Chris and Tommy have played on the Ants Little League team this a.mmer at the Y and both won trophies as Y-T Bat Champs ■T'or 1970. Chris also copped the ‘‘Outstanding Pla>*or” award for it lie year at the Y. All are stu dents at Briaiwood school where Chris will begin his first year at school. Tommy will be 'a 'third grader and Jean will be a fifth grader. To cop the championship, the Ants team playtKl he Wasps, one of eight 'teams entered [n the tournament play-offs, by a score of 13-2. Mrs. Oaune Was score- keeper for tile tournament and Mr. Oaune look pictures of the teams and assisted in tourna ment activities. Chris was a firsJt baseman and Tom was a catcher. Mr. Caune, a native of Latvia, played on the Feathers’ team versus the Sons’ in a ‘Tun” game which the youngsters won. The youngsters said ithey won, liow- ever, with the lielp of the par ents wlu) had all played ball. Some mothers and fathers like Mr. and Mrs. 'Oaune, 'weie um pires. All other games wren’t played “for fun”, as all eight teams ii\'ere trying hard to carry home the handsome engraved championship trophies which the YMCA pi'esen'ted and the coveted Outstandinjvg player auard. Following the “ibig" champion ship game between the Ants and the Wa*^;ps. the mothei's enter tained the group at a swim par ty at Shannon Park Swim and a cookout was held for all the Lomilies participating at Methodist Home I^'k in Char lotte. Following th^ “fun” game between the Feathers and Sons, a watermelon slicing was held. Wednesday the Caune children joined other Chariotteans for a bus trip to Banner Elk, Beech Mountain and "The Land cf Oz." Jean Caune celebrated her birthday tod'ay, Thursday, Au gust 20th, with a party Ql the Caune home at 3331 Don ovan Place in Charlotte. The par ty guests will attend a. carnival sponsored by he YMCA and then attend a movie. A decorated birthday cake will be cut and served with party refreshments. 'Mr. Caune is la Charlotte ar chitect and Mrs. Oaune is a loi ter employed by the Housing Mart. I JEAN CAUNE Hr CHRIS CAUNE TOMMY CAUNE Thursday: 7:3d Rehearsal for the Low- eiy-Wliito wedding in Beihleliem Baptist church. F'riday: 6:00 — Refearsal for the Ram- seur-Helms wedding in First Presb>’tcrian church followed by a 'dinner party at 8 p.m. at Hon ey's Restair.ran't, 'Gastonia. The father and brothers of the bride groom-to-be will host the dinner. 7:00 — The wedding of Miss Su san Jane Lowery and Richard Mon'ow White in Bethlehem Baptis't Church, followed by a reception to be givtm by the bride-eloot’s parents in the church fellowship hall. 8-10 p.m. — BYesman Diinco at the Kings Mountain high school in the Commons Area. Saturday: 11:30 - Wedding breakfast at Gastonia Elks cTub honoring Miss Coral Ramseur and Louis Oliver Helms. Hcvfts: Aunts and Uncles of the bride-elect. 3:30 The wedding of Miss Coral Ramseur and Louis Oliver Helms in B'ii'st Presbyterian church f<vll(vw<'<i by a n^eption to be given by tho bride-ek'ct's mother in he cliurch L'ellou\<hip hall. 4:00 The we eding of Miss Barbara Kay Wentz and Wil liam Elliotit O'Neal, Jr. in Wil mington's Trinity iMethodist church followt'd by 'a rereption at Timmo Plaza Ealln>om in Wil- min’ytnn. Lublanezlcl Family To Nfiw Orleans, La, Mr and .Mrs. George Lublan- ezki and sons, G<*org^» arrl Jod.v, will ;riy to New Orleans, La. Sun day to attend the wedding of their daughter, Nancy, and Geor ge Burdock. The wedding will ake place in Biloxi, MissLssip^/i on August 2ith. Barefoot In Park 7 ry.Outs Contin ue Iniftal try-outs were held by the Kings Mountain Little Theatre Thursday tor their torthcom'ng product ion, "Barefoot In The Park". Some parts are still open and more try-outs v/Ill be held this Thursday (tonight) at 8 p.m. at the new Cvic Center. "There are parts for ail ages In this show and we cordially invite anyone who would like to participate to do so," said Mrs. Bob Cox, president of the Little Theatre. Mrs. Jo Ann McDaniel Is directing the production. Mary Ruth Bridges, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Bridges, celebrated her first birihday August 10th. A family party was held at the Bridges home and a decorated birth day cake was cut and ser ved with party refresh ments. ' Mary Ruth is grand- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde J. Bridges and Mr. and Mrs. Otis Greene, all of Kings Mountain. Kevin Blake Jones, son of Mrs. Betty Jones, and the late Homer Jones, celebrated his sixth blrth- day Tuesday, August I Ith. He and hIs friends en joyed an evening of play- ^ ^ m Ing putt-putt. ^ A clown birthday cake was cut and served with refreshments at the Jones home. Kevin Is grandson of Mrs. Wayne Putnam of ^ Kings Mountain and the late Mr. Putnam. And of Mr. and Mrs. Alton Car- roll of Forest City, and the late Blake Jones, Michael Todd Hughes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Hughes of 611 Stone street, cele brated his third birthday August 18th. A birthday party was held at the Hughes home at 61 I Stone street and Michael Todd's carnival- decorated cake was ser ved with ice cream. Fa vors were given the chil dren. Present for party fun with Michael Todd were Dawn Burton, Jamie Ivey, Kathy and Eric Barnette, Machelle Hoyle, Tim Caveny and Scott Smith. Michael Todd is grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Marlon C. Hughes and George Hull and the late Mrs. Faye Hull. HIs mother is the former Gloria Hull. Thomas (Tommy) Ed ward Dover, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Dover, celebrated his first birthday on Friday, August 14th. He Is grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Jarr.es Thorn- burg and Mr. and Mrs. ^ Bill Allen and James Do- ver. A white, orange and green decorated cake was served with party re freshments at a family party. Tommy’s mother Is the former Iris Thornburg. ABOUT THIS 'N' THAT Miss Susan Lowery and Richard White, whose wedding takes place Friday evening at 7 p.m. in Beth lehem Baptist church, were honored Saturday at a cookout given by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kiser and their son, Danny, at their home on Waco road. Hamburgers and hotdogs were grilled and served with accessories from picnic tables on the lawn. Home made Ice cream was churned for dessert. Yellow mari golds decorated the lawn tables. The hosts presented the engaged couple a gift of stainless steel. silverware. Other than the hosts and honorees, o'^hers attend ing were Mrs. Grace White, mother of the bride groom-to-be; Lynn White, sister of the brldegroom-to- be; Mr. and Mrs. Hill Lowery, parents of the bride- elect; and Miss Hilda Lowery and Seerley Lowery, sis- (Socicty Column Continued on Page Tu;o)
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