MRii. STANLEY HUBERT BROWN
(Duiiinr Kath('rin(‘ Hamer)
MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL LAWRENCE \iITEWART
(Evelyn Jean Allniend)
llJ GUL(rOl\ t i
(Ci^n.Htann Elizabith Di.Vcney)
LtiSlJA i. .'>* i - -
(Brill: -EU ct of T> d Franklin I'orii
Church Weddings Unite Browns, Ingles, Stewarts, Thorntons, Wedding Dale Set
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Miss Dianne Katherine Hauser
became the hri:lo of Sliinley Rob
ert Brown Saturday in a 4 p. m.
wcHidin^; in Saint Matthew’s Luth
eran church.
The Rev. Robert Allen heard
the couple pledge vows of the
double-ring ceremony.
Mrs. K.’len B, Watson was or
ganist for the program of tradi
tional wedding music. Organ pre
lude incIud(Hl “My Heart Ever
Faithful” and “Josu, Joy of Man’s
Desiring” by Bach; “Panis Angel-
icus*’ by Franck: Bach’s “.^hcep
May Safe’y Gia/e”; Handel's
''Arioso”; Scht-' ert’s “Ave .Ma
ria” “Liebestraum " by Liszt; “An
dante’ by Hu enstein; Barnbys
“O Perfect Love” and “Malotte’s
“The Lord’s Prayer.” For the pro
cessional of the bridal party she
played “Trumpet Voluntary” by
'Prucell and for the entrance of
the bride, on the arm of her fath-
i.‘r, she played ‘“Bridal Chorus’*
om “Lohengrin” by Wajmer.
The recessional music was “Wed
ding March” from “Midsumrp'^r
Night’^i Dream” by Mendo’ssohn.
Spiral cnndeJnl ra ri tb.' ■■ nl
of the sanctuary i*v< r- '
ed with E^nglish ivy ho’dlng u’ute
tapers. Wh to snapth-a-ia.-:, w’^'to
(Larza mums airl whit ' chrysan
themums fired altar vase.j.
Acolyte was Otis C. Fall; III.
Jacob Peter Hauler escorted his
daughter to the at O’ and •y'\o
her in marriage. The br de’s we I-
ding gown was a formal ir v »n
of white Satap'-aii and Chanti’V
lace featuring a high neckliae ai'i
fitted sleeves of Chantilla lace
with two ruffles of Satapeau at
the wrist. Scattered seed pearls
enhanced the neck and lace bod
ice and a deep hem of lace en
circled the skirl and attached
Chapel train. She wore a Came-
lot headpiece of Chantilly lace
and seed pearls attached to an el-
how length veil of silk illusion.
She carried a nosegay of white
roses, stephanotis and ivy with
streamers of white ribbon.
Miss Sheila Marcella Carnes of
Raeford, college roommate of
the bride, was maid of honor and
bride maids were Mrs. Peter flau-
ser of Raleigh, sister-in-’aw of the
bride; Miss Cynthia Hauss of Le
noir and Mrs. Randy Hawkins of
Boone, former college classmates
of the bride.
Al’ the attendants wore formal
gowns lime matte jersey de-
«' '^n(>d along empire linos with
h' necklines and long, fit-
t-'d Panels of white Ven-
lace trimmed the waist, sleeve
wrists and neckline^ of the dress
es threaded with ribbon of dark
green velvet. Tinv tucks from the
no'k) to the empire wa'sts cn-
h«‘*n'".'‘i the bodices and two bands
of V'^n ss l.u'o threadH with vel-
v/'t rlb'-on from the «5houlders to
tbo waj-t high’igbted the bodice.
Tiiey \yorc matching headdress
es of ve’vpt owR droDT^ed with il-
bi^i.'n \'''ds and carried cascades
of nink Gnr/a mums, pipk minia
ture mums and Baker fern.
Miss Patti Lynn Brown, sister
Dixon Presbyterian church pro- The couple pledged vows of
vided the setting Friday, Novem- the double-ring ceiemony Ixdoro
ber 24th, for a 6 p. m. wedding the Rev. Robert Wilson, minis-
uniting Miss Evelyn Jean All- ter of the church,
mond and Michael Lawrence (Billy Lemmons of Shelby w'as
Stewart. (Contmued from Page Two)
Mr. and Mrs. GGorg(‘ Smith an-
Tiie .Southwest Baptist church marriage,
of Fori Laudei'dalc, Florida, pro- The couple pleigiKl vows of the nounce the engagement of then- 1
vided the setting Nuve.’Tibor 21 for dou de-ring ceremony before Rev. daughter, Linda Anne, to Ted ..
a 7 p. m wedd ng uniting Miss Art Christmaiin. Franklin Ford, son of Mr, and M
Constance Elizabeth D e Veney Traditional seven-branched can- iMrs. Wade Ford. Both families e:
and David Gregory Thornton in (CoHiUutd On Page Two)
are of Kings Mountain.
Both the jride-elect and bride
Knitting Mills.
a former
.f ■: :hc Kings
e department, is
cnipjcv- ) •. J-urn.iure.
'I'he \\t -U.ng will take place
Decemix.*r l.Jnd at .Second Baptist
groom-to-be are 1D69 graduates of church parsonage with Rev. Eu-
Kings Mountain high school. The gene Land to officiate at the
bride-elect is employed in the of- ccrejnony.
Christnias Musicdl
Set Sunday^ Monda)
The Christmas season is being uinered in by numer
ous programs planned In the area dk-r^'g the holiday
Cleveland County’s 40-vo!ce Con":^-,.' 'y Chorus
season.
will sing Bach’s Jesus Joy of I'/lae s Des.’grg and selec
tions from Handc's Surclsy oi r.: ^t 3
p.rn. and Monday evc.- l.'g o' o : /A.der-
sqave Methodic r chu gn. iJr. P'r ■ -c ["olos-
SECTION B THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD, KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
Golden Weddivg Day For Gambles
(C^oniiniinf On Parc Two)
F.ist Gio'd SS'or-f P-ovrled Softinq
For Wheeler-!ngie Double-Psing Rites
Mr. an.1 Mrs. Clyde D. Gamble Mr. and Mrs. Larr. ErJin, grand- served from one end of tlie ta::Io
\wre honored cn their Golden cluIMcn of the honored pair, kept , .
Wedding Day November 2iith at the r-,;ister and other grand chi!- -h’olden punch was served
an anniversary party bPsle-d by ,iren, Connie, Jimmy and Johnny f.-Qj-j, ^ s.Ker bowl at Hie oppos-
tii^ir chiklren at Waxhaw Worn- Gamt.le, pres ded al the gift
an’s club Tn Waxhaw. ta’ole. ho ond of the table.
Ivi.'^t Go’ i Wes>'V‘*n
chunh provided the sotting No-
vf'mher 2Gth at T p. m. for the
wedding of Miss Iiolty Jo Wheel
er and Stenhea Reid JnrHe.
The rou|)le pVdged vows of the
double-ring ceremony before
Rev. Edwin A. Chrise';e. 'l^H's.
Pete Johnson was or'^ani^t for
the program of nuptial musi;> and
Mi.S; DF be Burns was vo'eal
solrd'Jl. Miss Burns sand “With
er Thou Geest” before the ten'
inony and “Wedding Prayer” as
t!a' lieneliction.
» 'rbe aUar of t’-'^ (dinr-h wa.s
tiianged with white takers in
tiae cipde’ab»'n on ea^'h s:d > and
l-\o potted pa’m. In th * rent'*r
(»f the altar vis a wr m dil-irtn
ra \vbh rafiodr'ii (-''’n
Two altar vases h.''’4 w''k''
’.'ubo’i, Gar/a rurrs rr»d large
mums. On the a’t-'r wrr'» I'^'o
small tapers that were Fghted h''-
the service and one larger
th.at was lighted by the
bride and I ri'^egroom aftrr th /
said their vows.
Joseph B. Whee’er esaoiied his
daughter to the altar and ga\\?
her in marriage. The br» ’ 'S for
mal wedding gown was '.es’i^ned
and made b.v her moth^'r of brid
al satin overlaid with Ven se lace
featuring a hare standun eoUar
and bi«hoo sa''ve.s wdh .satin cuffs
and Iv'.v in the hack of th'' foil,
length skirt with Chanel
.. Ib'r veF of .u'k iDuslnn was
designed and madf' hv her
mother and >trs. Carl Wilson,
aunt of the eroom. A .-ntin '-ovv
laid with Venf.se lace top-
‘d the floor length illiusion veil
that was edged with bare and ap-
phauerl with lace medallions. She
carried a cascade of red roses
.'red with a white orchid atop
'arp-rovered Bible.
Mr.s. Larry Dean Slyeoi d Sr, of
Mountain, sister of the
was matron of honor end
Miss Deborah Ing’o, of r''S‘a’m(‘r
sister of the rri^deg^^om.
maid of honor. They wore
^IcK'r length gowns designed
ralong empire lines witli mint
green polyester crepe bodice fea
turing bishop sleeves and stand-
(and('
d’e.
fore
t iner
f'ei'r
train,
a’so
vy
V'
ceni
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K ngs
bride,
Miss
City,
wa.s
un collars and emera'd green vel
vet .,'^d^ts. They wore bow hoad-
drrs'U's of nn’ve.st''r and veH’ct at-
tn^hi'd to ereen illus'on veils and
eairlei 'a<-cr'’es of pmk and red
' .•i''naR »ns v-kh streamer’^.
rr’'lrsrpnkls were Mrs. Ronnie
.T('o Wb'''''pr of Ca'^tnnia, s’star-
in-)pw of the bride; IRrs. Randy
n’M. ^'f. .'^tnn’'^v. cousin of the
gi'oom; Mrs. Michael Rookout of
Gn'-foria; ;md Mrs. J !] Ristare.
A’l of the attendants wore
r 'wn.s »f nInk no’yester an 1 ruhy
)vf| ve’vf't stvld similar'' • to the
h'"n)r atiandants w'th rra''thjT'"
U 'V' ’■«o'»d'ire'‘^as dror>T-»<^ w'th
ca'Tie 1 cascades of
pink ar'i r«d carnnteirs.
Carl Wi’sen, uncle of the bride-
grnr»»v«, \<ras ho'^t mail.
<..0-0 Ron*'*''' Too Wh'^el-
er of Gast^pta, R-v
V'’hf'''’ar t.'jngs AIoimt''in both
brotho’ s of iho hrhle* T ^^rrv De^'n
tT'v'^ord '’r. ' rothrr-ln-iaw of t*^e
*"hip. rh'p’os Tr^v C''ro?ritr'r,
TTT. and He^.sh''! Da d- .Tr.,
hrnthe" of tl'c hriiegreem, a’l of
Kin".s ^Tountain.
Jov Kir V of City was
t’ownr gTl and Fric Gibson of
She’hy w'ls r nghearer.
The hr ii*’s mother wa.s gown
ed in a r^d sf reet-len'^th dress of
po’vestpr la't' featuring long
s’ervo's anri matching accessories
nn't a fTr''’re of nink roses.
The k.rj Vgroom's mether chose
a blue polyester dress with match
ing a'’cessnries arid a corsage of
yellow roses.
The 1 r’de's rranrlrnot'-'^'r. Mrs.
Es'de St'^np of Kings Mountain,
wnrf' a blue polyester dress with
matrh ng aceessories and a white
carn'dicn corsage.
Mr.s. James Daxdd Fiddix kept
a gi'ost register in the vestibule
of the church where the bridal
part ,’ formed a r^g^ving line to
greet weiing jA ^
ceremeny. ^
For a weddih.,^
Mrs. Ingle chose i
with coat length vest of navy
and orange w th navy accessories
and the orchid lifted from her
bridal f'rouciuet.
Coiitinucd On Page Two
Entertaining together were
Mrs. Bud Sloan of Waxhaw, John
Gamble of Hartsville, S. C., Joe
Gamble of Florence, S. C., Mrs.
J. E. Sweeney of Charleston, S.
C. and Mrs K. VV. Madsen of
Claremont, California, all of
whom received with their par
ents. The 10 grandchi’dren of
the honored pair also a‘5sistod in
receiving ani entertaining.
More than lO-h friends and rela
tives called between 2 and 4 p.
m.
Mrs. Gami'le wore a gold bro
cade dross with matching slip
pers an i a v. h te orchid. Mr.
GamMe pinned a white carnation
bout''nnirie to his coat lapel.
Ango’a Sloan, a granddaugh-
tc”, served punch, assrted by
Mr. Gamble's sisters, Mrs. Paid
Ro erts and Mrs. Spurgeon Ded-
men. both o* ?hotby. Mrs. Gam-
b’e’s sister. Mrs. pan’ Rcborts, cut
an 1 served th.* anniversary cake.
The 5nth wedding anniversary
colors of gold and white wore
Loaulifully featured in decorative
details. The refreshment table
was ev(?rlaid with embroidered
linen and lace with nosegay.^ of
j-edow mums at each corner of
the floor length cloths. Gold can
dles were used in golden candel
abra with yellow’ mums and snap
dragons at the center. The gold
and white cake was cut and
Miss Sudic Smith, daughter of
the late J. .North and Maggie
Iluffstetler Smith of Kings
Mountain, became the bride of
Clyde Gam.-Ic, son of tlie late J.
Frank rmd Jennie \Vatt(".''.)n
Gamble of Kings .Mountain, n a
ceremony perfojmcd in Gafincy,
S. C. on Docefii tr 2, 1:L'2. 'I he
Gambles move i from Cleveland
county to Waxhaw in 19JT where
Mr. Gamble was a^^soeiated with
Duke power company .?S years
before his rclircmcnt in 19:57.
Thursday, DcccmLcr 7, S972
Luncheon Feics
Deb re Porter,
Bridc-Eiect
IFn Do :a .-'jip. P Tt^'r. y.'.\)
* id ‘I'lavry Pan’ \1' G * u li
Sabw iav, wa • li av’e 1 t n 1
o’cMck lunrl'.eon Saturlay at l.ho
h'U-.'.e I'f .Mr;, t-:: i ‘ nr gi i.n-
1 rtai iln:: w th Mrs. Bennett w'*:o
M.r-;. Ri:harl Spen.ej- ani MS';.
.Man \V:','''n. aunt en i cou:-.!*! of
the bride-to-be.
Tomato juice. ca:!:iai*s \\’'"o
.served in the den as , e.ecG a;*-,
rived.
Lunch w’.as ^er ■e i b--*' et -t '
The bride's lab’'' in the .’i'-''>'g
'n was covered witli a wl'ite
I'ncn c’oth ed re 1 in b’" ' ’ ‘' a
and centered by cand '’aln urn
of blue cai’n itions and blue c.;n-
dies. ruc‘ts y :'re sent?''^ at t • r
small tahios set op in F'*
srr ar Gardner VVcc'^ C'.
.Piop. Mrs. J !: d;. dh i.
c.nd Mr:. Mc'cn Gil jiT :
The Chc.''u'5 is made i.f o:
i^O coo'vy and Is ' i,-..
"FCT:‘:'cd by 'i
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d ur ^/^nc!a■/ r‘- '
Mondny a; 7; -5 p.r,',. ' 7
beto OiC Inviig.i i "■
ter of Mr. and Mrs. G
Vee 'ner c
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.after the
:rin the new
•range dress
Tlrn'sdatt:
7:30 American legion Aux 1-
iarv at the AmerFan I ''gion
building. Hostesse.s- Mrs. I ennar'’
Gamble, Mrs. Jackie Barrett and
Mrs. Garth Hawkins.
Friday:
7:00 Rehenr''al for the Per
ter-Goforth wedding in Oak Grove
Baptist chur''h.
.®;0n Aunts and g»'e''*t-a'’>''ts ot
Bride-elect De bio Por^''r wiO en
tertain members oT the Po-t''r
Goforth wedding party nt an aft
er-^hearsal party in the rr>iif>w’
shin hall of Oak Grove Bapt si
church.
Saturday:
7:00,— The wedding of IVTiss
Debra Ann Porter and Paul
Goode Goforth in Oak Grove
•Bantist eburcH.
7:00--Circle 1 of Dixon rr''s-
bvterian church at the horp"* of
Mrs. Paul Mauney, 3600 Mar-
grace Road.
Monday:
7:00—Kings Mountain peMre
Auxiliary at the home of Mrs.
George Hilton on Valentine Drive
in Shelby.
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MR. AND MRS. C. D. GAMBI.E
note Golden Wedding Day
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fen.'-rv 'uvl b'at f'n'F FecurJ'" fi'T
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fTiicst . at Thurs-
dev Tii*" ht's mrr't'iT: <»f Kind’s
-lint .ip’s rnh nt the Amer-
1 «n T b’lihiing.
H'^'tC'Jscs for the 7:.'?0 p. m.
meetur^ ;»re l\Irs. J'U'k'e Bar»'rtt,
Mr-. 7f"'navl Gamble and Mrs.
G''rth Hawkins.
Mrs. C. L Jolly ani ^l-s.
Nau'-v Dover, ’oral Fmhl S'e»'vice
chph'mrn. wiM lend disnusskui of
a Chr'-umns Tiroject for vetei-.nns
and Mrs. Robert RuH. veterans
proje.ts rha1rm'’n, will make a
renort. Mrs. Ruff wiF also give
a ret)ort on mem er hip and rec-
cgnize new members.
here Fnd sevcrcil cr iier
little friends sh"w:-cd h'^-
vh • n ri^'"'* A" '• ■ • • •'
Werner, and her brA^her,
L-'To, ■'nrv'^d fh;, b;
ice cccn r- -J '
ers.
Mr_ S ' -t;_ Q'lr 't
r'-' r - .M P- - . ; 'n.
Tracy's p' Da- .t :' * ' b
pareniS, ^ '■ .'v-i
Is also a’'C.nd.h- ■ /.Mr ei
Mountain.
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Jar.v.. L ■ - ■ : .
son, J . c ■ J J
first birificuy Tlcsc'^v
Dec. 5th.
A sme,; for^'y par y
was he'd or tne Incmpscn
hene on Da-ock Drive.
Jimmy Is sen of Ntr.
and Mrs. Jim Th'^r.'snn
and grondsG:i of IvV. end
b-rs. L. L. Th.arr ;
CiovCB S. C. onJ
Tracy
Kings
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Mrs. G. Ik OT o; i.i i
Mountain.
Jimmy’s .
fiAmcr Miss Evc'cnc ClI-
ver.
ENGAGFt; PA'Rf-EiLU
Miss Debbie Porter and Pn:.' GoTr’roy v/hoso wed
ding takes place Saturday ■ I-' ■’ h 1 p.p.K ‘n Oak Grove
Baptist church, were he- ‘ "d NAivro'Oor ?5Th at a
rook party given by Mrs. Stroupe cT Gastonia
and Mrs. Peter Hause-' of Ra rTii': si- "ers of the bride
groom-elect, and Mrv. Ed'Acmd Goiorth, sister-in-law
of the bridegroom-fo-be.
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