n K 'V ° ' . , *'■ # i ] ! ..ai J fj Fifth Generation In Brooks Family .yf nylon silk shuntung with. a white carnation corsage. The bridegroom’s mother chose a long-sleeved pink CTcpe dress with a corsage of white carna tions. A reception was held following the ceremony arJj the blue and white theme of the wedding was featured in decorative details. The bride’s table, overlaid with blue net over white, helU' the three-tiered wedding cake as cen tral highlight. White glads and white carnations were featured with a ccnterp-iece of white can dles. Mrs. Larry McDaniel cut anil' served the cake from one end of the table. Mrs. Pattie Pace served punch from a silver service at the opposite end ci: the table. Mrs. Knox Neely also as sisted in receiving and enteriain- in ^ Miss Sjsan Lee Gaffney, sister of the bridegroom, kept the bride’s book. For a wdiding trip the bride chose a white dress with royal blue coat and patent accessories. She lifted the' white orchid from her prayerbook. After a trip to the North Caro lina mountains the newlyweds will reside at 113 Waco road. BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Anthony McDaniel of 'Grover are parents of the bride. She is a graduate of Kings Mountain high school and is employed by Mauney Hosiery Mills. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis V. Gaffney of Kings Mountain. He is a grad uate of Kings Mountain high school aniii just completed a tour of Army service in Vietnam. He is associated with Norman Davis Contractors. y-r, arti Mrs. R. Maynard Snow of Mount Airy, N. C., an nounce the engagement ci; their dau:j’Ltor, Linda Snow, to Jamt's riussell Kofacker, son of Mr. and Mrs. rioyd 'R. Hofacl^cr of Mar ion, Ohio. ^liss Snow is a student ma- jorin.g in mathemialics at Case Western Reserve Universi'ty in Cleveland. Oliio. She vdll grad uate in December, il970. 'Mr. Hofacker is now stu'lying tomi>uter science ad Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio. He will graduate in March 1971. The wedding has been planned for December 26. 1970 at the Mount Air>’, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mauney of Margrace Road are the grand- I-arents of the bri'Je-elect. The wedding vow's of Miss Mar ilyn Diane Lutz and Rota t Carl Merck were exchanged Sun' ay, November 8, in a 4 o’clock cere mony at Carson Memorial Bap tist church. The Rev. Wayne Kirk was the officiating minister. A program cK wedding m sic was presented by'Miss Teresa Starr Lutz, sister of the bride, vfccal soloist, and 'Miss Diana 'em Leslie Dawn Brooks, pictured above, in the arms of her mother, Mrs. Max Brooks, represents the fifth gen eration in the Brooks family. A family party was held recently at the home of M.'. and Mrs. Max Brooks on the occasion of their daughter's second birthday. A decorated birthday cake was cut and served with party retreshments. Also in the family picture are Leslie Dawn's grand mother, Mrs. Norman Davis: Mrs. Davis’ mother, Mrs. E. V. Ross and Mrs. Ross' mother. Mrs. Thelma Watter- son. . Wells and Mrs. Wells, ins-lru- mentalists. Daughter of Mr. an' 1 Mrs. Aus tin C. Lutz of Rt. 1, the bride iiJ a graduate of Hunter Huss high sciiool in Gastonia and Gard.icr Webb Colie e School of Nursing. She is empinyed as a Registered Nurse at Cleveland Memorial Hospital, Shelby. (Continued* on Page Tico) li'n • Thursday, November 19. 1970 KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C. Happiness Is Security . . . . SECTION 3 Program On Christmas Decorations Features Meeting Of Garden Club Mrs. J. C. Arnetile enlertaineiJ twelve memiiers of the Town and County’ (Jarden club on Novem ber 12th. The lovely arrangements of white sasanquas and daisy chry santhemums and eolorful fall roses, one of which was of a new magenta shade, were con versa- ition pieces while the hostess, as- sisteT)cs cX; apart ments designed specifically for the elderly and disabled, the ef ficiency apartment which has a living room and bedroom combin ation, divided by an attractive re tractable screen. Both living room and bedroom are large and quite convenient. The efficiency apartments also have a nice kit chen, not ejuite as lartge as the one bedroom apartments, but more than adequate in storage space and floor space alike, not to mention that they all come e- quipped with electric range anU refrigerator. There is also a pan try adjoining the kit'chen, mak ing everything within reach of the occupant. The closets are nice and large and also have an attractive slid ing door .to match the decor of the apartment. The bathroom of these apart ments are just the very height of convenience for people that are a little shaky, for the tubs are not only equipped .with show ers for those who are not able to take a tbb bath hut there is also a rack to hold by while getting in and out of the tub, not to men tion the anti skid bottom built in to the tub. Also all the bath rooms feature heatlamps above to warm the chilled body w’hile still wot from a bath. Mrs. Lona Morrison is one of the occupants of an efficiency a- partment and loves her home. She is a diabcuic anlj she says that she cares for her home com pletely and enjoys doing so, also she feels a sense of security that she did not have before. She ’S now 72 yeaio young and enjoy ing life so much more than she ever thought possible. Mrs. Frank Smith lives in a one bedroom apartment, which is almost i!.;entical to the effic iency apartments with the ex ception that the kitchen is a lit tle larger and the bedroom is completely separated from the living room. Since television is one of her main interests, her picture was taken in fmnt of her color TV, but in order to get the picture, her favorite rock<*r liad to moved closer to the TV' and all of the spacious liviHrroom couM not be captured by the camera. Mrs. Smith treasures her home becaiuse of the feeling of self-suf ficiency, convenience and the fel lowship of her friendly neigh bors. This is home to her and when talking to her about her home, one can not i.olp but be overwhelmt'd at her Thankful ness and apprecoiation. (Next week - More about our Senior citizens, and their homes.) Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Yarbrough were hosts Sunday, at their home on Shelby road, to a family birthday dinner honoring their granddaughter, Pa mela Barnette, who was celebrating her ninth birthday. She Is a third grade student at East school and her teacher Is Miss Blanton. Pamela Is active In Brownie Scout Troop No. 52 and Is a four year dance student of Miss Jane Chronlster. She at tends Kings Mountain Baptist church where she is a member of the Junior Choir and Ga's. She is the daughter of Mrs. Janice Y. Barnette Alexander of Kings Mountain and Leonard Barnette of Charlotte. Mr. and Mrs. Norris Yarbrough of Burlington visi ted the Alvin Yarbroughs Sunday. ♦ ♦ ♦ * Brent Bingham, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. .A, Bing ham, Jr., celebrated his sixth birthday Wednes day, November I 1th. A. birthday party for 10 children was held Satur day at the Bingham home Cherryvllle road. on Four Steps To Better Fitting, Longer Wearing Pantyhose Are Suggested Brent’s green birthday cake was topped with race cars and was cut and served with Ice cream and party refresh ments. Other members of the Bingham fomlly Is 14- year-old Gary Bingham. Mrs. Bingham Is the former Miss Letha Walker. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Everette Bing ham, Sr. of Kings Mountain. Great-grandparents are O. R. Gladden of Kings Mountain and Mrs. Vance Costner of Fallston. Women Lion’t have to wave banners of protest to get better- fitting and longer-wearing panty hose. According to Sam M. Ber- ry, president of the National As sociation of Hosiery Manufactur ers, women can i;et better fit aud longer wear ~ right now I — by following these Hour simple steps. 1. Select the correct size. 2. 'Put them on properly. 3. Realize that sheer pantyhose are fragile. 4. Give them proper care. When buying a pair of panty hose, don’t take for granted that you wear a “small,’’ “medium.” or “large.” Sizes vary somewhat from bran'J to brand -because of different yarns and different de signs. Look for the si/o? inslpcct- inos on each package before you buy. The National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers has (Continued on Page Tico) V li ■{V ^ ti Miss Horton, Mr. Freeman Reveal Their Plans For January 1 Wedding Miss L'ona Roe Horton of t” gs Mountain and Charles Dean ^man of i^elby will be mar- ric