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IHE RHEAS RELAX AFTER
DBCX>RATlNO — Jackie and Sandl
Rhea and their daughter, TUfany,
relax after a workday at Mrs.
Rhea’s new beauty shop which the
Photo By lib Stowait
couple designed and furnished In a
“comfortable, homey look,’’ using
seme Ideas from their home at Arch
dale Farms which have been family
hobbles.
A Beauty Shop
With Country Style
;Sandl and Jackie
Rhea are Incorporating
a. country style look In
the new business they
Including the two Rhea
children, Trent, age
nine, and ’Tiffany, age
six, contributing some
have constructed on of their crafts which
l%elby Road which Mrs. have been family
Rhea will operate as
Scissors and Styles by
Sandl, a beauty shop.
Natural shingles on
the front and red
sycamore trim enhance
the decor which will be
complemented with
some antique pieces, an
antique desk and love
seat which have been In
Om family for years.
"Jcuskle and I decided
to continue the homey
look which we have In
our own house on Arch
dale Farms and In the
shop, I have operated In
our home for several
years,’’ said Mrs. Rhea.
All the family are
pitching In to make the
new shop comfortable.
some
projects, and
needlework.
One of the Rhea
family’s favorite craft Is
com shucks and they
have created numerous
Christmas decorations.
Including beautiful
manger scenes using
com shucks. They and
their children have also
made all the deoora-
Both Ssmdi and Jackie
Rhea are graduates of
Kings Mountain High
School and Sandl com
pleted her beauty
training at Southeastern
Schools In Charlotte. A
licensed beauty
operator for 12 yesus,
she Is daughtdr of Mr.
and Mrs. Percy Lym of
Kings Mountain. Jackie
Rhea Is son of Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Rhea of
Grover. ’Ihey are active
in Grover First Baptist
Church.
Mrs. Rhe says she Is
done.
Mr. Rhea owns and
operates Jackie’s Ap-
pllances and
Refrigeration and also
manages Archdale
Stables.
Bride-Elect Is
Feted At Drop-In
- Miss Teresa Putnam,
whose wedding to
Warren Falls takes
place July 80th, was
honored June 27th at a
bridal drop-ln at the
home of Mrs. Billy
Putnam.
; Entertaining with
Mrs. Putnam were Mrs.
Larry Boyes, Mrs.
Homer Jones, Mrs.
Sidney Hicks, Mrs.
Norman Webster, and
Igrs. Frank Hiunrlck.
il:A yellow and green
motif was featured In
decorative detsdls ana
Kfreshments. Overlaid
with white over yellow,
tte bride’s table was
centered with an
arrangement of yellow
fuid white daisies. Party
punch and pick-ups
were served from
costal appointments.
TiMlss Putnam, who
tivore a green party
ghess, was presented an
Orchid corsage and a
gift from the hostesses.
^ The 50 giiests who
palled from 7:80 until
p;80 p. m. showered the
K de-to-be with gifts for
■ new home.
^..Receiving with Miss
Putnam were her
mother, Mrs. Russell
Putnam, and her future
mother-in-law, Mrs.
Oime Falla, Jr.
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CARO OF THANKS
CYNTHIA ANN BOLIN
: -I would liko to thank
the staff of Kings
Mountain Hospital, and
fm>eclally the nurses on
ttw North Station, for
the Idndnoss and con
cern they showed during
my recent stay In the
hospital. - ROSA
WRIGHT
Miss Smith Honored
Surprise Bridal Shower
At Luncheon Tuesday
Miss Jodi Smlfti was
honored at a
bridesmaids luncheon
T^iesday, hosted by Mrs.
John H. Gamble at the
Gamble home on
Hawthorne Lane.
Hie wedding of Miss
Smith and Mark Mc
Daniel will be an event
of July 28.
When guests arrived,
cranberry Juice
cocktails were served In
the den.
Luncheon was served
with guests seated at the
dhilng room table and
small tables set up In
the living room. An
arrangement of sum
mer flowers centered
the dining room table,
while smaller, matching
arrangements were
used on other tables.
Miss Smith chose this
time to present gifts to
her attendants. The
hostess chose this time
to present her gift to the
bride-elect.
Among the sixteen
guests present, were ftie
brtde-to-be’s mother,
Mrs. Joe Rivers Smith;
and Mrs. Glenn Mc
Daniel, mother of die
prospective bridegroom.
Miss Dana Mauryne
Fox was given a sur
prise bridal party by her
co-workers In the Ad-
mlsslotu Office of the
University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill
on June 8.
After a buffet lim-
cheon at the Governor’s
Irm, the twenty-five
colleagues showered die
bride-to-be with gifts for
her kitchen.
Goodbyes were said
by Miss Fox, as this was
her last day at work be
fore returning to Bir
mingham, Alabama to
be with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Louis K. Fox,
before her marriage
July 28 to John Allen
Mitchell m. The wed
ding will be at Sardis
Presbyterian Church In
Charlotte.
Miss Fox’s grand
parents are Mr. end
Mrs. C. J. Gault Jr. of
Kings Mountain.
traveling with Zotos,
International beauty
company, beginning In
the Fall on a hair
surgeon’s team con
ducting weekend
seminars. Sandl will
lead her first seminar In
Austin, Texas In Sep
tember and teach
classes In “five-form’’
hair cuts, styles and
design.
A br
terlor i
new building of which
Max Putnam Is con
tractor. There Is a
reception area,
preparation area, dryer
area, and work and
styling area.
bil^t yellow in-
' Is featured In the
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ENGAGED - Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bolin
announce the engagement of thslr daughter,
Cynthia Ann, to Mark Douglas Shydes, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas Shydes. Both Camilles are of
Kings Mountain. The bride-elect Is a 1977
graduate of Kings Mountain Senior High School
and is employed by Bolin Day Oars Osntar. The
prospective bridegroom Is also a KMSHS
graduate and la employed by Baton Corporation.
The wedding will be on event of Sept. 8 In First
Wesleyan Church.
dons for their family^ egcltedabopj;opfei^ngof p
Christmas tree and add hqr_ new . bwfoess in
ornaments each ybsu*’^ -Klngil ^ Mbuntilii‘"fcnd'
from crafts they have also looks forward to
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