Page SA-MIRllOR-HBRALD-Thunday, Novamber 18, 1978
Bunkowski-Valentine Vows
Are Spoken In Cincinnati
TTie marriage of Mies
Diana Bunkowskl and
Nicolas Valentine. Jr. took
place at Faith Lutheran
CSiurch, Cincinnati, Ohio,
at seven o’clock In the
evening on Oct. 38.
Dr. Charles Schleman
officiated.
The Bunkowskl family Is
formerly of Kings MOun-
alstlng of works by Bach,
PurceU and OorelU was
presented by an ensemble
(violin, oboe and bassoon).
The ensemble also
provided music tor the
recaption which Immedi
ately followed the
ceremony.
The bride was attired in
an Ivory gown of qlana
lace trim. The empire
bodice was composed of
sheer venlse lace. Three
venlse cameo medalUcne
eidianced the yoke. Wide
enhanced the cuffs of the
long sleeves. The hem of
the gown was trimmed
with matching venlse lace
trtm encircling the toll
width of the sldrt. The
brides fingertip veil was
held with a camelot
baadplece. Ivoiy venlse
lace and appliques trim
med the veil of sUk
Mrs. Jacque Jordan of
MOrtolk, Virginia attended
tte bride as Matron of
Honor. Misses Lisa
Bunkowskl and Sharon
Weaver attended as Junior
Bridesmaids; Misses
Debbie Weaver and Karen
Bunkowskl, as
James Valentine,
brother of the bridegroom.
Kenneth Bunkowskl,
brother of the bride, and
Andre Valentine, brother
of the groom.
The couple will reside In
Ckiclnnatl.
ENQAOED - Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Tarkenton of
Hertford announce the engagement of their daughter,
Mary AUeen, to James V. Pressley, Jr. of Raleigh, son
of Mr. and Mrs. James V. PresSley, Sr. of Kings Moun
tain. The wedding will be an event of January 18,1977 at
3 p. m. In West Raleigh Presbyterian Church.
Dr. Washburn
Pittmans
Announce
Speaks To DAR
Arrival
Mr. and Mrs. David Pltt-
san of Belmont, N. C.,
Dr. Wyan Washburn,
president of the Cleveland
County Historical Associa
tion, was guest qieaker at
•onounce the birth of their Weikiesday’s meeting of
daughter, Caren Faith,
Bbvember 8 In Oaston
linmorlal Hospital. The
baby weighed 4 lbs., 18
Grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Metcalf
at Kings Mountain, and
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Pitt
man of Cramertcn.
Mrs. Pittman Is the
former Jackie Metcalf of
Kings Mountain.
Colonel Frederick Ham-
bright Chapter, DAR,
which was appropriately
held In the Cleveland
County Hlstorlcsd Museum
at Shelby.
Dr. Washburn’s topic
was “Preserving Our
Ancient Landmark, The
County’s Bicentennial
Project.”
Dr. Washburn Invited
Kings Mountain area
cltlsens to contribute a
section of portraits, pic
tures, and artifacts on
lOngs Mountain history,
liocal response has not
been good, he said.
The Cleveland County
every week day and
Sundiy afternoon and Mrs.
Maiy Wesson Is hostess.
On the first floor of the
Courthouse are the Hall of
Fame, Family and
Genealogy, Religion,
Government, Founders,
Agriculture and Early
Industry, Freedom and on
KS
Ra^ «hop|ing tftnter
Open Mon.-Sat. 9:30 - 9:00
Sun.-1:00 - 6:00
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TIL CHRISTMAS
LAYAWAY NOW!
NO DOWN
PAYMENT^
3 ■ Days Only «v
Thur. - FrI. ■ Sat.
FIRST PAYMENT DUE IN TWO WEEKS^
SELECTIONS
ARE AT
THEIR
PEAK...
LAY-A-WAY
THIS WEEK
Hey Kids!
Come See Santa
})
HOURS
6:00 P M
TO
8:00 P M
WE WILL HIDE YOUR GIFTS FOR YOU
WHEN YOU USE OUR LAY-A-WAY PLAN
enriphanlg: peofssalena and
OdmmtMcatfdn.
Of special Interest to the
vleltors wee an Indian plow
ao large and heavy It
required eight squaws to
pull It; a r^roductlon of
an early bam with Imple
ments and tools used, even
to hay In the loft and a nest
of chicken eggs showing a
hen had stolen a nest; a
surveying compass and
staff ^ced firmly In the
exact denter of the build
ing, which Is also the exact
center of Shelby, from
v^ch distances are accu
rately measured In the
tour directions.
Mlrs. Marvin Tber Is
president of the Colonel
Frederick Hambrlght
GOSPEL SINOINO
Looking Like Christmas
It wss beginning to look
a lot like Christmas
Wsdnssday at the
Christmas Basaar of
Omtral United Methodist
The large crowds attend-
Bg mlrrwed the exclte-
oent felt by visitors end
Sudle Peele’s clowns
were sold out In Just a tew
iBlnutss aftM the doors
opened at 10 a. m. but there
were handmade stuffed
animals, msny gift Items
tor all members of the
tomlly, baked goods, and
Christmas swags, door
decoration and holiday
airangementa In all colors
Lib
Stewart
homemaker or Chrletmae
mm of the Church
Bd chicken salad at the
hour and turkoy and
aU the trimmings at the
evening hour, all tor bene
fit of the building tend.
Among out-cf-towners
attending were former
residents, Anne Mayes
(Mrs. Moffatt) Ware, Jr.,
Rachel JoUy (Mrs. John)
Caune and Angle and
Charlie Goforth, Sr., aU of
Charlotte, and Mary Anne
Beam (Mrs. Palmer)
Huflstetler of CherryvUle.
’’Peter Pan” by a caat of
81 young people ccntlnuss
this weekend, Friday night
(Please Tom To Page 7A)
There will be a (Joapel
tonglng Sun., Nov. 31 at 3 p.
m. at New Camp Oeek
B^tlst Church featuring
June and The Gospel Way
Boys. A revival will begin
Nov. 31 thni Nov. 37 at 7 p.
RICHARD
SAYS......
IF THE COVERS
ION THESE
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MATCHED,
wewouldti^
able to oSfer
them at these
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To The Factory And Bought This Truckload
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Cushioned topline
Rawhide lace
Honey stained karton
Simulated crepe unitsole
Sizes 6 1/2 to 12
D-Widths
$2400
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Downtown Kings Mountain