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MRii, UhUNY DWAIN YAltHUOUail
(Linda Diana SalUmJ
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MISS ELIZABETH ANN McVAHThR
(Bridv'Elcct of Robert Harvey Gauldin)
MISS LINDA JEAN PATRICK
(Btidt-Eltct of Cvnnlcy Eugene Brackett)
MRS. WILLIAM LAWRENCE HAMRICK
(Carolyn Fay HatjUld)
Church IVeddings Unite Yarbroughs^ Hamricks; Three Couples Plan Summer ISuptials
Pt*nlcy's Chapel M o t luxiiijt
chureh Wus the sctiin,:^ Frida/,
Feb. 2.1 at 7 p. m. for Ihj w'.l-
tiiiij? of Miss Linda DiaiUi Sc'li-
ors and Benny Dwaai Yaioiou:,li.
The couple pledged vows of the
doublc-rin^ ceremony befoie the
Hev. Kugene Lanrlt pa.stor of
Second Baptist church.
The altar of the (liurch was
banked with fern and anan;p’d
with cathedral canJle.s in wrough*
iron candelabra. The setting was
enlianct'd by baskets of while
carnations and wliiie gladioli.
Miss Andrea Iliiflatetlcr was
oi^anist lor the program of nup
tial music and vocal nunn ers
were by Miss Deborah liUrns.
Miss Burns sang “V\'ither Tiiou
Goc.st" before the ceremony, “O
Promise Me'’ a n d "Wedding
Prayer” as the couple knelt at
the altar for the benediction.
The ‘ ride, given in marriage
by h(?r father, wore a formal
gown created of silk organza
and imported Peau d’Ange lace
posed over taffeta. Styled in orfi-
pire silhouette, the lace bodice
was fashioned with sheer yoke
outlined in lace threaded with
kvelvet ribbon and finished with
fa high neckline outlined whh an
tdwardian collar of lace flor
ets. A latticed panel accented the
front bodice and full, bishop
sleeves ended in deep lace cuffs
at the wrist. The column skirl
was applitiued with garlands of
lace motifs and a wUle lace-
Irimmcd flounce finished tlio
hemline and framed the Chapel
length train. Her cathedral length
veil of English tulle and imiK»rt-
cd Venise lace was caught to a
lace camelot cap and she curiei
a white Bible topi)ed witli an or
chid and showcreci with pink
r::s''.nKl3, bahy's -reath and car-
n 'lions.
Mrs. Dra>lon Queen of Gaff-
no>, .S. C. and Mrs. Rodger Ran
kin of (Jaslonia attended the
bi'ide as matrons-of-honor. Erides-
rnaids were Mrs. Peggy Camp
bell of Dallas, Miss Gina Melton,
Miss K dhy Sellers, siister of the
biido, Miss Cynthia Haiyes and
-Mj’S. Tom Melton, all of Kings
Mountain. Miciielle Belt of Dallas
was flower girl.
All the alteiriants wore for-
maMcngth gowns of lime groim
and white polyester crepe fea
turing \- necklines and long,
puffed sleeves with green buttons,
trimming the front of the empire
waist. The honor attendants car-
ri<.'d two white mums with pink
streamers atla-hed and the
l.ridesmaids carried single mums.
The flov/er girl carricM a white
basket of pink tinted mum pet
als.
L/raytcn Queen of Gaffney, S.
C. w’as best man fur the bride
groom.
Ushers were Steve Colvaid of
Georgia, Phillip Baker, Darrell
VVhetstine, Jimmy Amos, all of
Kings Mountain, and Billy Craig
of Raleigh.
Micael Sellers of Kings
Mountain carried the rings.
For her daughter’s wedding
‘Mrs. Sellers chose a navy and
white polyester dress with match
ing accessories.
d'he biidi'-groom’s mother chose
a tui’quoise pedyester crepe di’ess
and coat wiili matching acces-
soi’ies.
After the ctu’emony the bridal
par ty formed a rweivlng line to
gi\'cl wedding guests in the
chujch vestibule.
Coniinued On Page Two
Mr. and Mr's. Wilburn VV’ayne
McCarter of Grover announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Elizabeth Ann, to Kolx?i t Harvey
Gauldin, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Harvey Gauldin of
Ruffin, North Carolina.
The bride-elect is a 1D65 grad
uate of Kings Mountain high
school and is employed on the
state head(juartcrs staff of the
Selective .Service System in Eden,
No/th Cu’olina.
The pr-us])L*clivv' ri{k*gr(:m is a
19dl graduate of Moicliead high
school of Eden an.l is empki ed
as coach opei'ator of Carolina
Trailw'ays Company in Greens
boro.
The weding will he an event
of Ai>ril Mlh in (h-over’s Fir’st
Fapfisl cliurcli.
.Mr. and Mrs. Chai'li<' Patrick
of Kings Mountain anno nice the
engagement of their daughter,
Linda Jean, to Conley Eugene
|i£rackett, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Summie Brackett of Grover.
7'he bride-elect attended Kings
Mountain high s>:‘hool and is em
ployed ‘ y Mr. Swwt Division of
Swecli'ce Mills in Kings Moun
tain.
r h e prospective bridegroom
was graduated from Kings .Moun
tain high school in 1958 and is
employed by Carolina Dairy of
Shelby.
The w’od<iing will be an event
of June 9 at Patterson Springs
Bapli&i church.
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SECTION B THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD, KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C.
Local 4-H'ers Win Top Honors Saiurday SOCIAL
At 4-H Achlevemenf Night In Shelby CALENDAR
The annual -MI County Achieve-S]x>ai man. poultr; barbecue; Ka- Friday:
merit night was hold Satuialay at ren Withi'uw, .saley; lk.*ggy Vin- T;.5u—.Margi'.ye Woman’s club
the County Olfico BrlUIing audi- son Se\sln/. a:i.l John C. 3U.nn, at rhe iionie of Mrs. George Sell-
Thursday, March 8,
Methodists Set
Study Course.
Supper Sunday
1973
Tlie "I Dare You” award for
(UKslanJing lea !ciship v^as i r.
scnicd to .'iary Jo Auslvdi and
ibcnias Fruott.
torium. Fircrs brought in e.x- soli and water conservation
hi:itj iTc.n tbe'r project work.
Traphios were awarded to Mary
Jo Austell of Eaid far liie most
out.slan ilr.g eali.bits, an 1 the
second place l‘<'i by want u I n\\
La.ving of th'F;\. S ial
. an s\as made of an e.xliiliit liy
i'ru.dy Childers of Di.xon MI eli;.;■
for the rrart cutdar.d.n ; exlil it.
W j in pro.leias for
were airijuncrd as lollows:
ers.
Saturday:
;».uu ■ 12 p. m. -hmer ran I.e-
dan'"' fiT irembois a.id
: ■ v Vi at t'K' .\mci -.m Le ;i'’n
bu'Mlng. Music hy "Earili 11 ukL”
NEW COCCNUV
lit
Clothing. Mary Jo
.•M least one' firm liC.r
j -i with coloiwl an I Ikr.o.ed coco
nut. Ciiocjl.He, 1'm.en, orange
end peppeunltit vavieiies joaluro
the familiar slnv'ddad texture
Saa.nf;/.' '
(kl’O Cavero 1 •I.';'! .'-M]*prr fol-
kvvved !)y mission slu<!y course
rl Central Cniti'l Matha<list
chuigh fcliowsh.p hall.
The Central UniliM Mctho.'list
church will sponsor a scntoikI in
a series of mission study courses
Funday v'xening in the church
fal owshii) liall.
Dr. Iladcliff of Davidson col-
'c u .k .e e k cn "ill ha” ut T: la
and yeme j'coah' o! the ehur li
under Uie dirrctlon of Mrs. T. W.
Ilai'per, will inesent a jirogi'am
of Indian songs. A covered dish
suptx'r will le scr\e<i at (>:30
p. in. in the church fellowship
hall.
A spokesman for tha clnirch
said all members of the eongrega-
.^uxiliarv will tion and vishors from the com-
M/8.S LINDA PROCTOR
(Dridc-Elect of Terry Wayne Syencer)
Mr. and Mr.F Pam Prn'tor of
Houle 1, Lawndale, announce the
engagement of their daughti r,
Linda, to Terry Wayne Spencer,
son of Mrs. Bertie Ilarlsoe of
Kings Mountain and R. W. Spen
cer of CJastonia.
The bride-to-be L a junior hon*o
ccencinics major at Appalachian
State University in Boone.
7’he prospective bridegroom is
a senior majoring in history at
Appalachian State University in
lEuone.
A June wedding is planned.
Ain't:'
county i harnpir n; Trudy Cluldors, I .u with n-'w flavor an 1 color, I^L.nday:
first runner-ap. Bo\s Crafts: sa s YIrs. Ruby Uzzle, e.vtension 7:P') Po’ice
C’vtrlei Keller, cciinty champicjn. Cv)hsu.-.ier marketing e.cnoir.ist, meet at the home of Mrs. David munlty are invited to participate
Crrls Ciafts: Mary J A’*'tc!], n'nd North CTml-na St:itc University. Corn. 521 Katherine Avenue. in the services.
Mar’,' 3 '"rn. coiu'tv cha npirns. • - „ ^
Dair;: K nin Bri:!f:N cc.’n’y
champion; Tina Hughes, fa’st
]-urner-up an.l D.-wn Pi.)/ n,
ond ninnc’-:ig. G r’s Ih ii
M.:r v” Given, c -’tity eha’i ' n.
I oy.s Flc ri': C ;ar'. ; Ua’l r,
■on;ii Urr ’innl
Titiens: Cay Ca'.onv, cau'M-
hanm’on: I'"da Hm.-'n, Erst
. umm’-i n; D • n U i - rn, . ‘ •
runn''r-iri. l' -.' 'Pr '"'v n:
D'.nn • C.av'-T co'-ntv tham”' n.
Ilc’.Uh: U a cori'ty
rhe.r*-b'n; \\Vg\-.f'r t
runner-up, a:t 1 Dm-n piyi'n, sa*-
'n 1 runrrr-ri. noi"'' M :n'' '-
ment: Na;’'n.'' P’o'it n. • *; n*y
ih impi^n, ar 1 TruT-y ’ 5,
d'-st Ci-’r’s J'''', *''r-
sh’p: M ry .To A'*'’: '■]. '• ‘"Fy
■h''np:on. I', o y • pn
T.homas Barry, c-'iiiity rhr.mp' n.
r’iar’''s T'*-'!'-
n/ rrvr 1 -’m. 1*1 ):o"-v
V?-\nyr T =
ch 'rrr>'”n r'vi I'-gh Tr-v-o •.
rr rnerin. .^w ne: ?g iry Jo Ai:>
le‘l, c- urty rhene’en.
W'nn^rs in ro’mty d'-.'^ -nsA'a-
Eons who completed at lb' d’s-
Ir'vt level were ra‘ognb’ed:
Trudy Childers ami IMaigo Gr vn
first runner-ups at the dis
trict level in the American Busi
ness System demonstration. Oth
ers were Kevin Bridges, forestry;
Donna Caveny, dairy foexis; Mary
Jo Austell, dress revue; Rhonda
Spearman, egg cookery’s; Terri
Davis, elccdric; Susan Davis,
Hume .Maiidgemcnt; Danny
Miss Carolyn Fay Hatfield of
.8umler, S. C. became the bride
of William Lawrence Hamrick of
Kings Mountain .Saturday in a
■I p.m. wedding in SumteFs North
siae Memorial Baptist church.
The couple pledged vows of the
double-ring ceremony before the
Rev. Robert Craig, pastor of the
church, assisted by Rev. Richard
Plylor, pastor of Kings .Moun
tain’s Patterson Grove Baptist
chui’ch.
Mrs. Carl J. Brunson was or
ganist f<’r the pixjgram of nupt
ial music.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, chose a formal
gown of candU?l;ght Satin de
Chine designed with an Empire
Silhouette with hi-rise bodice fas-
hiomxl of Mexican Mosaic lace
and featuring a high ruffled nwk-
line with a band of ivory satin
ribil-)on entwined with lace. The
hue lantern pouf sleeves were
finished with a ruETe acc’onted
with an ivory satin bow. The Em
pire waistline, aivented with lace
scallops entwined with ivorj' sat
in ribbon, topix?d the soft A-line
skirt wliich jeatured a slight
Chap<*l train, A camelot cap of
matching .Mexican Mosaic law
held her cathedral veil of impor
ted silk illusion. She carried a
colonial bomiuet of while loses
showered with ix'arls and bridal
streamers of candlelight rii>bon.
'I'lio vows were exchanged a-
gainst a • ackground of arched
lighted taiK'rs and spiral cande
labra with arrangements of while
glads, iximpons, and mixed
spring flowers flankcti by palms.
Frederick W. Faireloth of
Rock Hill, S. C. atU'mied her .'lis
ter as matron of honor and Miss
Cynth.a Hatfield of Sumter, sis
ter of the bride, was maid of ho
nor.
dTie heni'r attendants cho c
f.n’mal gowms cf Paris blue
(1C, o k'c./ned ai« ng E'mpire
lijK's with hi-ri?e liolice fcatur-
in T M:in:lar':i coll r and Ion ;.
full sleeves w.th self cuffs. Mc.t-
fhing Irakli l Ix'lts defined Ic.e
Empiie waistlines an 1 four b,a. x
Stii'ameis ac ent*x! tht* seft y ga-
tlioivd siErls. Tiiey carried colon
ial beu(iu<‘ts of mixed slUMig Po
wers in yellow, pink and vviille
enhanced with blue Dutch Iris.
Bo.st man for trie bridegroom
was his faih<*r. Keith Hamrick,
brother of the bridegroom, of
Morganton, usher<'<l with Glenn
Lovelace, cousin of the bride-
gr(K>m. of Raleigh, and Harold
Wright of Concord.
The bndc's mother chose a se
mi-formal gown of Peacock Mue
chiffon featuring jeweled neck
line and long sheer .sl(?cves. The
bodice was highlighted by petite
self (‘overed buttons. The natural
waistline was acc*entcd with a
veiled seciuined bc'li and the cuffs
featurci the same trim. She
wore white orchids at her should
er.
The bridegroom's mother C'hose
a dress of snow' petal pink knit
featuring a jeweled neckline with
high rise Iwdicc enhanced hy a
l)oltei back. .She wore a corsage
of w'hlte orclikis.
The bride's j»ar<*nls entert:iin-
ed alter the (laemonv .it a e iui-
ifully-apiKjintod wedding recep
tion.
For a trip to Gatlinburg, Ten-
nessiv, the hi'idc wore a jacket
dri'ss of blue and white herring
bone with navy anti white acves*
soiics. Slie lifted the (*orsage of
white ro.scs from her bouquet.
BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM
Mr. ani Mrs. Roger Kent Hat
field of Sumter, S. C. are parents
of the bride, A 1970 graduate of
Winthrop college with B. S. in
Special Education, the bride is
pi'osenily emplo.vx'd by Sumter
School IXstrict 17.
The bridegrocm, son of Mr. and
.Mr.s. IkMijamin C. Hamrick of
Kings .Mountain, is a 19a7 grad-
u iti‘ of North Carokn i State Un
iversity in Ralel'di an;l a 1970
g.raduate of Die Un versity of
Noitii Cu’dina at Chapel Hill
vviDi a .Master id IHccitien in
Adminbtraiicn. He is preccnlly
(omplolin.'t w<'rk for a Master
of Arts in Mathematics at Apfial-
icT!:;.! Stale University in B»K>ne.
Boon.', Xerih C ircLna w’ill be
home ‘cr Ike newly\ve<‘7.
Mhs Amos To Perform
In I'Alicvl PiOginint
Zjn An.OS. KIikjs Moun-
loin junior or Soern col-
Icro in Wlnsl'cn Sjicm, is
cl ncml:cr of the c.isr cf
"1(10 iV:i' !iuir.". o shorf
opera by Gian Carlo N/c-
novti, v.'lifcn the Salem
Coilore Picr ette Playo-s
will p-’cront NEa'ch 14
vhrourjh 17 in the il'or a
-hop of i''.o school's
Fire Arls Conlcr.
A't
iVA770N-l/v VICA WEEK The t osmetnlogy (ians of Khign Mountain High Srhool rea ntly
obficrvt'd National VICA w< t’k in yublir rrlntions. Tiu ir guests for the day ivere the U'ojhck of
the Pn sbyteruin Church in Bessemer City. Here, A'ilf//*S student Kathy Nudiolson styles Mrs.
M. E. lV’(;od.(/’.s' hair. In background, U ft to right, are Kenn Crdghton, Tina Sanders and Mrs.
Lillian Whitworth, KMIIS teacher. (Photo by i. (J. Ahxand^rj.
rc; fo r-.anccs a-’C open
to the {/ublic v'iih an a .1-
r'.Ission chaico onJ v/iii
bcc‘in ot 8 p.m.
"The Mcdl un" is 0
musical diama in fwo acts about a mediurr: who connet
seporofo reality from her Imaginary v/oHd. This weak
ness results In the final entrapment of these around her.
Suzanne (Zan) Amos Is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Amos of 409 Edgomont Drive.'Sne Is major
ing In music education and voice and wi:! perform in
the Winston Salem Symphony production of "La Tra-
ViCiii ' os d gypiy and dancer iVla.'ch 23 and 24i