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MRS. ons C. FALLS, 111
(Brenda Stone)
Miss Hamrick
Announces Pians
Mias Priscilla Kay Ham
rick, daughter ot Mrs.
John Thomas Hamrick of
Bessemer City and the late
Mr. Hamrick, has com
pleted plans for her
marriage to Dr. Charles
Jefferson Mauney, son of
Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Mauney
of Kings Mountain and the
late Mrs. Billie Black
Mauney, and announces
them today.
The wedding will take
place Saturday, July 24, at
4 p. m. In First Baptist
CJiurch of Bessemer City.
Rev. A. A. Bailey will
officiate at the double-ling
ceremony and a program
of nuptial music will be
presented by James E.
Busby, organist, Mrs. L. C.
Ward, soloist, and Mrs.
Laurln Whlsnant, flutist.
Party
Honors
Karen
Paul G. Ulmer, of
Cteveland, Ohio, brother-
in-law of the biide-elect,
will give her In marriage
and Dr. Mauney will be his
son’s best man.
Miss Karen Sparks,
bride-elect of Steve Plonk,
was honored Saturday,
July 10, at a drop-in party
hosted by Mrs.Don Myers.
The party was iMld at the
Myers home at 212
Lamplighter Lane, Mount
Holly.
The bride-to-be received
a corsage of white csu*-
nations edged in red from
the hostess.
Ms. Polly Hamrick of
Winston Salem will attend
her sister as maid of honor
and Mrs. Dennis Patterson
of Gastonia will be matron
of honor. Bridesmaids will
Include Mrs. James B.
Busby of Bessemer City,
Ms. Suzy Stevenson of
Cherryvllle, Miss Marla
Leigh Hamrick of Tyfton,
Ga., and Miss Jennie Gray
Mauney at Kings Moun
tain, sister ot the
bridegroom-to-be. Alice
Lee Ulmer, niece of the
bride-elect, will be flower
girl.
Mrs. Myers greeted
guests at the front doorand
Invited them Into the living
room where the honoree
received.
'Die refreshment table
was overlaid with lace
over yellow linen and held
a center arrangement of
snapdragons, daisies,
carnations and baby’s
breath. Crystal
arrangements held a
variety of sandwiches,
cheese straws, mints, petit
fours, nuts and punch.
Groomsmen wUl Include
First Lt. William L.
Mauney, Jr., of Minot,
North Dakota, brother of
the prospective
bridegroom; Jacob Neal
Cooper of Tarreytown,
New York; E. Scott
Clonlnger of Kings
Mountain, Dr. Frank T.
Martino of Pittsburg, Pa.,
Arthur Knox Wlnget, 111,
of Gastonia; Grady P.
Cheshire of Kings
Mountain and Jeffrey P.
Ulmer, Jr. of Cleveland,
Ohio.
Guests called between 8
and 5 p. m.
A reception will be
hosted by the bride-to-be’s
mother after the ceremony
In the fellowship halL
ENGAGED — Mr. and Mrs. Ken BuiAcowskl of
Hannibal, Mo., formerly of Kings Mountain, announce
the engagement of their daughter, Diana Lea, to
Nicolas Valentine, Jr. of Cincinnati, Ohio, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Nicolas Valentine of Cincinnati, Ohio. The
wedding will be an event of October 28.
Stone-Faiis
Vows Exchanged
Teresa Cash
Weds Joe King
Mr. and Mrs. Otis deo
Falls, 111, who were wed
Saturday, are on a wed
ding trip to Florida and
afterwards will be at home
In Quail Woods, Gastonia.
Miss Brenda Sue Stone
became Mr. Falls’ bride
Saturday evening at eight
o’clock In a formal wed
ding In Oak Grove Bi^>tlst
CSiurch.
’The Rev. Russell Hinton,
minister of the church,
heard the exchange of
vows.
Mrs. Fred Mauney was
organist for the program of
nuptial music and Bob
Webster, uncle of the
bride, was vocalist. Mr.
Webster sang "Whither
Thou Goest" before the
ceremony and "Wedding
Prayer” as the benedic
tion.
Organ program Included
’’Intermezzo," "Air from
D Major Suite,” . "Air,"
"Love of Love Unfailing,”
"Thanks Be To God,"
"Jesu Joy of :,fan’s
Desiring,” ""We’ve Oidy
Just Begun,” "Walk Hand
In Hand", and "’Tnimpet
Voluntary” tor the proces
sional and "Trumpet
’Tune” for the recessional.
’Die altsir was banked
with a setting of two sidral,
two tree suid two seven
branched candelabras
enhanced by Southern
palms. Behind a kneeling
bench was a fan shaped
floral arrangement of
glads and mums. Each
window of the church held
candles encircled with
greenery.
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MRS. JOSEPH WATMB KINO
(’Teresa Lynn Cash)
JiOr. and Mrs. Joseph
Wayne King, who were
wed July 10, have returned
from a wedding trip to
MyrUe Beach, S. C. and
are residing at 700 Stone
St.
Miss Teresa Lynn Cash
became Mr. King's bride
In a 4 p. m. wadding In
First Wesleyan Church.
’Ihe Rev. Dwight Ed
wards, minister of ths
church, officiated, using
the double-ring ceremony.
Made Jenkins was
organist for the program
of nuptial music and vocal
numbers wars by Norman
King, cousin of ths
bridegroom. Mr. King
sang "O Perfect Love”
before die ceremony and
“Wedding Prayer” as the
couple knelt for the
benediction.
Blue and white mums
enhancsd the altar which
was lighted by cathedral
tapers In wrought-lron
candelabrum. A kneeling
bench centered the setting.
Joseph Leroy Cash
escorted his daughter to
the altar and gave her In
marriage. The bride’s
wedding gown was an
Original design created of
silk Satin Peau and Im
ported Peau d’Ange lace
poeeJ over faille taffeta.
’Ihe empire bodice of lace
was fashioned with
Engllah net yoke outlined
with lace scollops and
topped with a lace Ed
wardian collar. Matching
lace defined the raised
waistline. Long, fitted
sleeves had lace Inserts
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