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r ! 97? >! had /e of et a- levws- thelf t tihe 'Flay open next unity new i'ti^p.i’idfces fFed tn - ^;. 5^s.-'' '" Richmond St. Paul’s Episcopal church of iALENDAR . 1 SOCIAL Golden Wedding Day Celebrated Friday: 12:00—Senior Citizens club cov- Petereburg, Virginia was (he g,.g,j juncheon at the Wom- sctting for the wedding Saturday a_i. „iuu at Pl:30 a. m. of '.Miss Katherine Monday: Lash Jordan and Jotcfh Wins ton Timberlake, III. 10 a. m. Circle 1 of p'irst Presbyterian church at the home r-r" 4 7:30—^Circle 4 of First Presby terian church in the Ladies Bihie ,*e? The bridegroom is grand.-on of of Mrs. John Queen, 1003 Sliei- Mr. and Mrs. John Caveny of by road. Kings Mountain and Mr. a id 3 p. m.—Circle 5 of First Mrs. Joe A. 'Nelsler of Lake Wac- Pres yterian church at the home eamaw and son of Mr. and Mrs. of Mrs. C. D. Blanton, 4C9 W. Joseph W. Timberlake Jr. of Gold street. Greenville, N. C. The bride 7:30—Circle 2 of First Presby- groom’s mother is the former terian church at tiie home of Miss Betty Lee Nelsler of Kings Mrs. Ken Davis, 803 Woodside Mountain. Drive. The Rev. John Cameron Grain ger, rector of the church, offi- Tuesday; elated at the double-ring cere mony. Given in marriage ti/ her class. Mrs. Cicero Falls, hostess, father, the tride wore a formal length gown of ivory satin peau Wednesday: with an empire bodice and Chap- lO a. m.- GIrcle 3 of First Pres el train. Her veil was a full- byterian church at the home of length mantilla of tulle edged Mrs. Henry Nelsler, 403 Neisler with scalloped Alencon lace. Drive. 'Miss Sally 'Vates Wood of Thursday: Richmond, Va. was maid of 7:3ft American Legion Auxil- honor and Miss Rri yn Timber- iar at the American Legion build like of Greenville, sister of the ing. bridegroom, was bridesmaids. The two attendants wore long gowns of green Shantique and brocade and carried baskets of fall flowers. A reception was held following Vickie Sims Has Birthday MRS. JOSEPH WINSTON TIMBERLAKE, III (Kalherirw Lash Jordan) Local Women On Tour; Golfer Takes Honor Three Kings Mountain women ioined the Houser Tours of Cherryville for a scenic trip to Nashville. Tenn essee during the weekend. Making the trip were Mrs. Bernice Kirby, Mrs. Wil ma Kirby and Mrs. Faye Bridges, all of Kings Mountain. The group enjoyed ^ight-seeing and reported fall foliage “at its peak" and visited the Grand Ole Opry and Opry Land in Nashville. Mrs. Lester Houser was tour director. ABOUT THIS N THAT 'Mrs. W. W. McCarter of Grover will be instructor for a cake-decorating class beginning November 13th at the Kings Mountain Community Center. ““ ' 'Classes will be held from 6 until 9:30 p.m. and re- ^ gistration fee of $2 should be paid on The opening night. The City Recreation Department and Cleveland Technical Institute are co-sponsors. Vickie Sim.', daughter of Mr. the ceremony at the home of the and Mrs. Major Sims, celehrat- bride's p.irents, Mr. ani Mrs. ed her seventh I'airthday Friday Robert Blackwell Jordan, in Pet- and was honored at a party Sat- ersbiirg, Va. urday afternoon by her grand- The bride is a graduate of St. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Mary’s Junior college of Raleigh Sims, at their home on Gantt 3t. and West Hampton college of Twelve children were present Richmond. for party fun and refreshments. 'The bridegroom is a graduate Vickie’s pink, blue and white of Randolph Macon college where birthday cake was topped with he was a member of Phi Kappa flowers and butterflies and was Sigma fraternity. cut and served with refresh- The newlyweds will be at ments. home in Richmond, Virginia. GOOD FIT A proper fitted shoe is half an inch longer thap the foot, al lowing room for toe movement. It should fit snugly at heel and Instep. Uppers should be of sup- Leann Gann, Yona Childers, Lou pie leather or fabric, adds Dor- Ann Black, Cindy Black, Tam- othy Barrier, extension clothing my Cooke, Pammy Bridges, Monte specialist. North Carolina State Bridges, Eddie Stewart, Johnniy University. Stewart and Vincent Sims. Viclde is also granddaughter of Mrs. Virginia Gates of Cincin nati, Ohio. Vickie is a first grader at North school. Children present for the party were Saundra Falls, Pam Blanton, Mr. and Mrs. William Dorse Whitesde weie honored on their Golden Wedding Day Sunday at an anniversary party given by their son and daughter n-iaw, Mr. and .Mrs. Robert W. Whiteside, in tile fe.Rwship hall of Resurrec tion Luthor.n ihur.h. A; sistlng the hosts in entertain ing was their ..on and the hon orod pair's only granusen, Alan Whiteside. Rev. and Mrs. Hoyle L. White- side of Statesville, former resi dent, greeted arriving callers. Rev. Mr. Whiteside is nephew of the honored couple. The guests and guests-of-hon- or received several hun d r e d friends during the reception hours of 3 and 5 o’clock. Mrs. Whiteside wore a light orchid dress and a yellow rosebud shoulder corsage. Displayed on the gift table were numerous cards of con gratulations including those from President Richard Nixon, N. C. Governor James Holshouser and U. S. Senator Strom Thurmond. Nieces and nephews of the hon ored pair assisted n rcceivng and entertaining. Mrs. Donnie M. Carthage of Pineville invited guests to regis ter and Mrs. Dan Weaver of Gastonia and Mr. and Mrs. James Haynes of Greer, S. C. cut and served the wedding cake. Mrs. Ronald Jenkins of Lincolntcn and Mrs. Carol Dills of Gastonia were at the punch service, Mrs. Char les Bell of Kings Mountain and Miss Ruth Weaver of Gastonia presided at the gift table and good'fes were said to Mr. and Mrs. Berry Cauble Jr., of Gas tonia. The golden motif was beautiful- lyin decorative details and re freshments. The refreshment table, highlight of decoration, was was covered with imported lace over gold and caught up with nosegai/s of gold flowers and rib'.ron. Centering the table was a brass candela’-ra with crystal prisms holding gold snap dragons, yellow roses, yellow Shasta daisies and baby’s breath interspersed with gold tapers, the three-tier gold and white cake MR. AND MRS. WILLI A note Gulde n was topped with wedtiing bells and a bridal figurine and cut and served from one end of the table. Gold punch was ser\cd from a lunch service at the oppisitc end end of the table. .Silver appoint ments held an assortment of party pick-ups. A statuette of greenery and flowers decorated the gift table, also overlaid with luce and DORSE WHITESIDE Weddhiy Day gold. Both .Mr. and Mrs. Whiteside are long time Kings Mountain residents and yir. V\ hiteside is a retired employee ol .Mauney llos- ieny Mills. .Mrs. Whitesides is the former .Mbs .Alma Haynes of Lincolnton and Kings Mountain. The couple reside at 9(11 Boyce street and are active in Resurrec tion Lutheran church. Wrights Wed Sunday Afternoon In Grover .Miss Linda .Sue Fortenberry and Edvard Jehn Wright p.etlg- eil their mtiiiiage vows in a 3 p. m. -we'ding .Sividay in C r.'.er’s Allen .Memorial Baj.-ti.,! ch reh. Tile r;<.- . Gerrge T1 .n' urg war tlic offici.iiing mir .: r, an J nil, tial music w...s p.i ,'a.cd y .Mi.-i.s Joy Dellinger. ] iiist, and Mrs. W. C. Dellinger, vocalist. George I crlenbcrry gave his daughter in marriage. .She wore a stieet-length dress of embroid ered .saiin fashioned with a hig'h luLled neckline and .sheer, cm- Liraidered sleeves ending in ruffl ed (ufl.s. Her b<uffant walst- lengih veil was caught to a white b . .She carried a nosegay of yelic.v ro.'es. .Mr.i. Lawrence Simpson of Grover was her twin sister’s ma tron ol lioiior. The bridegroom’s sisteis. Miss Jutly Wright and .Mi'. Jo .-ynn Wright, both of Kims Moii.ntain, were brides maids. List .m':n for the ' ridcgroom w.;s his laiic r. Iloniiie Anderson iind dei'ian .\n Icrson of Grover sei V (' 1 as u. hers. A 19:1 giaduaio of Kings M .unt.ai;. hi. i . chool. the bride is employed by Wix Corporation of Gajio.iia. The hi;jc,;rc.r n, s- n oi Mr. and M.s. Colc.-nan E. Vv’right of Kings .Mountain, attended Eethware high ?:hool and is employed by Minetle .Mills of Grover. When tho.' return from a trip to tho North Carolina moun- tain.s the ncw-ly.veds will occupy their now home on route tw’o. HIGH HEELS in Paris and London, the new look in clothes is romantic, soft and draped, with muted colors. E.xaggeiatod platforms and heels look wrong. .So shoe shapes are changing, no'es Harriet Tutte- row, extension clothing special ist, North Carolina Stale Univer sity. Slimmer- toed, slimmer-sol- ed, higii-hecled .'hoes have re turned, in pumps and slim strap ped styles. 'em Mrs. Charles F. Mauney shot a 79 as top scorer in the recent Gaston Country club Guest Day on the Greens of the Gaston Country club. Mrs. Mauney is active in the Women's Golf Asso- clafion of Kings Mountain and in the Foothills League of Women Golfers. Mrs. Mauney, the former Lynn Wagner, is wife of Charles F. Mauney, general manager of Mauney Tex tile Interests. * ♦ * ♦ Four Kings Mountain Legionnaires representing Post 155 and two Kings Mountain Auxiliary members were among the large crowd attending the Fall Con ference of the American Legion and Auxiliary in Ra leigh during the weekend. Representing Post 155 were Bob Davies, Carl Wilson Gene Tignor and Joe H. McDaniel, Jr. Representing Post 155 Auxiliary were Unit Vice President Ruth Gam ble and District 23 President Elizabeth Stewart. Mrs. Gamble and Miss Stewart were luncheon guests Sunday in Durham of Mrs. Gamble's daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Blanton, Lori and Timmy. Also visiting the Blantons were Mr. and Mrs. Garth Hawkins, of Kings Mountain, daughter and son- in-law of Mrs. Gamble. The Kings Mountain Unit won an engraved plaque as the first unit in the state, among 232, to attain its 1973-74 membership goal. ♦ * ♦ * SECTION B THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD, Mrs. Gladden On TV Show On Novembers .KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C. Thursday, November I, 1973 LIBRARY CORNER “Thanksgiving with Norman FICTIO.'^ Rockwell” is the theme for the Mrs. Maude Gladden of Green- November exhibit at Mauney Me- ville, S. C., formerly of Kings morial library. Mr. Rockwell’s Mountain, will be featured on nostalgic paintings of family the Dotty Lynn Show on WGGS- Thanksgiving will warm your TV, Channel 16-UHF, on Novem- heart and perhaps make this ber 5th at 7 p. m. She will present a program en titled, “Hints For Sewing Knits." 'Mrs. Gladden is an instructor at Greenville Tech where she teaches several sewing classes. Thanksgiving season more mean ingful. Ll rary hours are daily from 9:30 to 5 except Monday mornings and Saturday afternoons; plus Mondaiy and Wednesday evenings ,, from 7 until 9. Visit your public She is the wife of Don Gladden u^rary and enlarge your world. and the former (Maude Owens, daughter of Mr. and (Mrs. Fred W. Owens of Kings Mountain. Homemakers Club Set Nov. I & 2 The Homemakers of Cleveland Agers NEW BOOKS YOUTH— Come to Work With Us In a Hotel, Bank, Department Store Dr. Wilson’s Dilemma Ann Landers Talks to Teen- About Sex Befh Hughes, daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hughes of the Dixon com munity, is among 73 Win gate College students In itiated Into Phi Beta Lam bda, a national organizat ion of college students majoring In business orien ted studies. The Wingate PBL cha- pter, according to Prof Geraldine Michael, facul ty sponsor, is one of the largest and most active in the state. Two chapter members are also state PBL officers: Jackie Gar rison, of Charlotte, is state PBL secretary and vice-presi dent of the Wingate college chapter. Pam Black, also of Charlotte, is North Carolina state parlimentarian. Other officers are Eddie Gamble of Monroe, president; Janet VonCannon, Wadesboro, corresponding secre tary; Myra Joyce Bridges, from Cordova, N. C. is cha plain; Claudine Ridenhour, historian, from Richfield, N. C., and Kathy Humphrey, of Jacksonville, N. Cris cha pter reporter. __ county will have their annual Achievement Day .rts and crafts show IVvember 1 and 2. The show will l:e given at the county extension office in Shelby. Time for the event will be from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. to 9 a. m. on Any ZomOies, Ghosts, November 1 and 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Creatures, Etc. on November 2. You Would If You Wedding Is Destiny Three Kittens It Could Happen to Anyone. The Environment and You. The Swiss Family Robinson 'My Mama Says There Aren’t Vampires, Lover Me HARVEST FESTIVAL DRIVE The Youth class of Kings Mountain Church of God will conduct a Harvest Festival drive Saturday at local supermarkets, announces Rev. S. W. Avery, pastor. Mr. Avery said the young people will be collect ing jellies and jams to donate to the Church of God Orphanage at Kannapolis. ITS A GIRL Dr. and Mrs. George W. Plonk, Jr. of Winston Salem, formerly of Kings Mountain, announce the arrival of their first child, a daughter. Palmar Ellen Plonk, Octo ber 23. Grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. George W. Plonk and Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Morris, all of Kings Mountain. The baby's great-grand'mothers are Mrs. E. C. Cooper and Mrs. C. S. Plonk, Sr., both of Kings Mountain. Mrs. Plonk, Jr. is the former Judy Morris of Kings Mountain. Darsham’f Tower—Esmond Tho Fatal Gift Waugh The Talking Rifle (Western) -North Dallas Forty (Football) The Covenant- Alitcholl Some Lie and Some Die—'Mys tery A Place For the Mighty—Den- ker Travelers—Jhabvala Back To the Top of the World The Lost Chapel Picnic — Sharpe Do With Me What You Will— Oates One Bite At a Time—Irwin Dr. Mooore’s Legacy—Young The Cryrtal Nights-Murray Sadie Shapiro’s Knitting Book —Smith GENERAL— Wishful Thinking—(A Theologi cal ABC Up From Slavery—iW’ashing- ton The Island—Rursell A. Philip Randolph 'Primitive Worlds How To Plan and Conduct a Bicentennial Celebration Life and Tim'^s of Colonial Philadelphia Dictnarioy of Foreign Terms in English Language The Search for a Soul—Cald well Care and Repair of Antiques The Growth and Development of Mothers ■Mean On Sundav (autobiogra phy of 'Ray Nitschko) Ralph McGill, Reporler- JMar- tin Crime In A;r''rica — Causes and Cure The Moravian Potters in North Carolina The Cowboys PLA.NTLN’G BULBS Planting bulbs Ihis fall? If so, here’s a tip from North Carolina State extension specialists (hat may help.: In loost, sandy soil, plant lulbs throe to four inches deeper than (ho depths reco;n- mended for heavier soils. Plant them to recommended distance apart to allow room to develop now offshoots. MERLE NORMAN^ TAILORS A VIBRANT NEW LOOK FOR FALL It’s a look of rich and vibrant color. In sophisticated shades of smoky v;ines and spices. For your lips, your cheeks and fingertips. For the softly tailored woman who s all woman. The golden glow of autumn is yours to put on. Now at your Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio. fOERLE noRfnfln cosmETic studio 125 VV. Mountain St. ^ ' PH. 739-3416 SERMON TOPIC Dr. Paul Aus'ey will use the sermon topic, “Commitment of Presbyterians’’ at the Sunday worship hour at 11 Sunday at First Presbyterian church. Sun day is Dedication Day for the Eveiv Member Canvass. Tiara Hair Ecsi gus We Are Pleased To Announce the Addition of DORIS PUTNAM GREENE t To Our Staff and Invite all her Friends and Former Customers tc Visit Her. You Will Receive $1.50 Condition Free When You Have Your Hair Cut and Set By Doris October 26 through November 3 Our Stylists Specialize in Blunt Cutting and Blow Waving Phone 739-4427 Doris Greene Ann McDaniel Nicolena Melton Phone 739-6414 Annico Roberts Nannotte P. Turner Shirley Allen, Owner-manager
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