Sturgills Wed Saturday
Temple Baptlat Church
was the setting Saturday
afternoon for a 2 p. m. ex
change of wedding vows
uniting Miss Karon Elaine
Bradley and Tony Michael
Sturgill In marriage.
Rev. Frank Shirley,
minister of the church,
officiated, using the
double-ling ceremony.
Mrs. Morris Hall was or
ganist tor ths program of
nuptial music and vocal
selections were by Miss
Pam Early who sang
"Wedding Song” and "Th-
endre Is Love."
Jim Bradley escorted his
daughter to the altar and
gave her In marriage. The
bride’s wedding gown was
a formal design of silk
oiganza poset. over taf
feta. The bodice featured a
high rlss collar of swlss
MRS. 10NT MICHAEL STURQIL
(Karon Elsilne Bradley)
lace and yoke of matching
lace. The long, fitted
sleeves were finished at
the cuffs with Swiss lace.
The full skirt was em
bellished In apron effect of
Swiss lace and flowed into
a Chapel length train. Her
formal-length veil of
Imported English illusion
was bordered In lace and
fell from a lace cap. She
carried a bouquet of yellow
roses, white carnations,
daisies and baby’s breath.
Miss Renee Bradley
attended her sister as maid
of honor and bridesmaids
were Miss Karen Broome
of Gastonia, Miss Lynette
Cornwell of Charlotte,
cousin of the bridegroom,
and Miss Karen Walsner of
Diomasvllle.
All the attendants wore
full length gowns of Nile
green voile with white
dots. Originals by Blancl.
Bertha collars finished
with a bow at the neckline
enhsmced the bodice and
the A line skirt flowed from
an empire bodice. ’They
carried bouquets of daisies
and white carnations.
Participating In the
wedding as honorary at
tendants were Miss Evelyn
Harris of Denton and Miss
Joanne Mitchell of Hamlet.
’The bridegroom’s father
served as best maa
Groomsmen were
Jtanmy Bradley of Kings
Mountain, brother of the
bride; Lance Cornwell of
Charlotte, cousin of the
bridegroom; and Larry
Sexton of Asheville.
Mrs. BUI Hoffman kept
the guest register.
After the ceremony the
bride’s parents en
tertained at a wedding
reception in the CSiurch
Fellowship HaU. Assisting
In receiving and en-
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t
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Wiggins Birth
Is Amounced
Thureday, July 22, ltT«-MIRBOR-HERALD-Page SB
MRS. JOHN HERBERT SCHMIEG
(Msut Catherine Abernathy
Schmiegs Wed
In Columbia
Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Wlgglna announce the
arrival of a daughter,
Michelle Renee, July 14,
Cleveland Memorial Hoa-
pttal, Shelby.
Missy Is granddaughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Luther R.
McSwaln, Jr. of Kings
Mountain and Mrs. Ovedla
Gladden of Shelby and the
late John L. Wiggins.
Her great-grandmother
Is Mrs. Luther R. Mc-
Swain, Sr. of Kings
Mountain.
REUNION SET
The Kings Mountain
High School graduating
class of 1966 wlU hold Its
10th year reunion Aug. 7 at
6 p. m. at the American
Legion Building and
alumni and famUles who
have not been contacted
and are Interested In at
tending should contact
Scott Clonlnger at 736-4766.
GOSPEL SING
"The Heavenly Echoes”
of Maiden wUl be featured
along with other visiting
groups in a big gospel sing
at the Church of God on
Parker St. Saturday nl^t
beginning at 7 p. m. The
interested community Is
Invited, said Rev. S. W.
Avery, pastor.
BEVERLY BUMGARDNER
ENGAGED — Mr. and Mrs. George Lovelace of
PlnevUle announce the engagement of her daughter.
Miss Beverly June Bumgardner of Charlotte, to
Howard Lee Scruggs of Kings Mountain. Miss
Bumgardner Is a 1970 graduate of South Mecklenburg
High School and Is employed as a secretary In the
(Mstomer Service Department of Jones and Presnell
Studios of Charlotte. Her father, W. P. Bumgardner,
lives In Bessemer City. Mr. Scruggs, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Howard A. Scruggs of Kings Mountain, attended
Bums High School and served six years In the U. S.
Army with one year of service In Vietnam. The wedding
Is planned for Aug. 7.
Our Lady of the Hills
Catholic Church In
Columbia, S. C. was the
setting Saturday for alp.
m. exchange of wedding
vows uniting Miss Mary
Catherine Abernathy and
John Herbert Schmleg In
mauTlage.
Father Burton of
ficiated.
’The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Norman
jEunes Abernathy of
Columbia, S. C., formerly
of Kings MountEdn, and Is
gTEUiddaughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Philip Baker of Kings
Mountain and Mr. and
Mrs. W. N. Abernathy of
Columbia, S. C.
The bridegroom Is the
son of Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Francis Schmleg
of Columbia, S. C.
The bride, given In
marriage by her father,
wore a formal bridal gown
of white sheer organza
over taffeta trimmed with
Ice blue ribbon and
fEishloned with a scoop
neckline encircled over the
shoulders with capelet
sleeves outlined with
Venlse lace smd featuring a
hl-rlse waist and A line
skirt which fell Into folds
and formed a Chapel
length train. A wide cir
cular flounce enhanced the
hemline. She wore a white
sheer organza picture hat
with a self sheer rosette
outlining the soft brim. She
carried a bouquet of white
roses and baby’s breath.
The honor attendant
wore a formsd gown of blue
floral sheer orgEuiza with
matching blue wide-
brimmed hat and carried a
bouquet of spring flowers.
Miss Pamela Kaye
Nivens of Columbia, S. C.
WEIS the bride’s maid of
honor Eind only attendant.
Best man was the
bridegroom’s brother,
Anthony James Schmleg.
Minnesota will be home
for the newlyweds after
their wedding trip to North
(^irollna.
The bride’s parents
entertained after the
ceremony at a beautifully-
appointed reception at
their home at 387 Stamford
Bridge Rd.
Both the bride and
bridegroom are graduates
of Irmo High School of
Cola, S. C.
UNEMPLOYMENT
BENEFI’TS END
Federal supplemental
benefits (FSB), a provision
of the Emergency
Unemployment Com
pensation Act of 1974,
terminate In North
Carolina July 31, 1976.
Eligible unemployed
workers may continue to
receive these benefits
during a 13-week phase-out
period ending October 30,
1976. No supplemental
payments will be made
after that date. Em
ployment Security Com
mission of North (Carolina.
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