Pag* SB—MIRROR-HBltAU)—Thunday, Aufuat 11, l»rr
Mr. and Mrs. Sanders
On Beach Wedding Trip
Mr. and Mrs. David
Robert Sanders, who
were wed Friday, are on
aweddlnf trip to Myitla
Beach, S. C. and i^r*
wards will be at home In
the Winter Park Sub-
Dlvlslon of Shelby.
White gladiolus and
seven-branched can
delabra Interspersed
with Riagnella foUagoi
centered the aatttaig and
ma^ioUas banked the
hnnt ot the sanctuary.
Miss Margaret Ann
Leach became Mr.
Sanders’ bride In a • p.
m. wedding In Boyce
Memorial ARP Church.
Dr. Charles B. Ed
wards officiated at the
double-ring ceremony.
MRS. DAVID ROBERT SANDERS
(Margaret Aim Leach)
Tl-lp McOm of Kli^
Mountain was organist
for ths program of
nuptial music and
Evelyn Kiser of Waco
was soloist. Mrs. Kiser
sang "We’ve Only Just
Begun,’’ before the
ceremony and "Wed
ding Prayer" as the
benediction.
Cannons Are Wed
In Saturday Ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Hampton Cannon, Jr.,
who were wed Saturday,
are on a wadding trip to
Oatllnburg, Tonn. and
afterwards will be at
hone In Mullins, South
Carolina.
Nell Ross Qreen be
came Mr. Cannon’s
bride In an eight o’clock
formal wedding In
Grace United Methodist
Church.
The Rev. C. George
Sherrill officiated, using
the double-ring cere
mony and the Unity
Candle Service.
Robert Cashlon of
Kings Mountain waa or
ganist for the program
of nuptial music and
vocal selections were by
Richard Hicks of
AtlanU, Ga. Mr. Hicks
sang "There la Love"
before the ceremony
and the benedlctlonal
"Wedding Prayer.”
Members of the con
gregation prasred *”rhe
Lord’s Prayer” after
the minister’s Prayer of
Blessing.
Mr. Cashlon played a
pre-wedding recital tor
the lighting of candles
by the sons of the bride
and bridegroom, Eric
Green, Darryl Cannon,
David Green, and Alan
Cannon who served as
aodlytos. Mr. Cashlon
played "St. Anthony
Chorale" for the proces
sional of the attendants,
"Ttumpet Voluntary"
tor the entranoe of the
bride on the arm of the
bridegroom: and "Ode
TV) Joy" by Beethoven
tor the receaatonal.
TTie altar of the
church was enhanced by
cathedral tapers In two
wrought-Iron can
delabra with candles
used In each window of
the sanctuary. The
bride and bridegroom'
lighted a Unity candle
on the altar table after
the vows were spoken.
In the vesttoule, a table
covered with lace held
an open Bible with a tall
yellow candle beside the
rsglstor.
’Ihe bride’s wedding
gown was a formal
design of beige Qulana
and featuring a lace
cape with train. She
eanied a bouquet of
daisies.
Mias Peggy Roaa at
tended her slBtsr as
maid of honor and Mrs.
Unda Rome was ma
tron of honor. Junior
bridesmaid waa the
bride’s daughter. Miss
green gowns and
carried bouquets of
yellow mums.
Kim Rome waa flower
girl. She wore a yellow
formal and carried a
basket of yellow flower
petals.
Dwayne Cannem waa
hla son’s best man.
Jerry Ross, die bride’s
brother, ushered with
Ernest Rome of Kings
Mountain.
Mra Janice Deaton
presided at the guest
register In the vestibule
of the church where the
bride and bridegroom
and members of die
wedding party received
guests after the cere
mony.
For her dau^ter’a
wedding, Mrs. Ross
chose a formal teal blue
gown with chlffen Jacket
and a white a«um
corsage.
Out-of-town guests
were from Mullins, 8.
C., Atlanta, Ga., and
Charlotte.
Timmy Leach
escorted hla slater to die
altar and gave her In
marriage. TTie bride’s
wedding gown waa a
formal design of or-
gansa designed with
sooop neck bodice over
laid with cotton Venice
lace. Hie empire waist
line fell to a gently
flared skirt with a
Chapel length train. The
sheer Bishop sleeves
were appUqued with
lace and oau^t to a cuff
at the wrist. Matching
lace enhanced the hem-
Ifeie. Her waMs-length
veil of Illusion was
cau^t to a bandeau cap
covered In matching
lace sad she eaieted a
bouquet of white daisies
and yellow sareetheart
roses with streamers of
edilte satin.
Miss TTna Whitaker
was her cousin’s maid of
honor and bridsamalds
were Miss D«»ana
Whitaker, aoustai of die
Mde, and Mrs. Dennis
Martin, sister ef the
bridegroom, all of Kings
Mountain.
All the attendants
wore green crepe
enqilre-walsted formals
with lace-overlald
bodice and cuffs
enhanced by sheer
sleeves with lace trim
around the walsdlne.
They carried msegays
of yellow and white
daisies tied with white
and yellow streanwrs.
Dennis Martin,
brother-in-law of the
bridegroom, was best
man.
Ushers were Mickey
Anderson and Edward
Collins, both of Kings
Mounts.
The bridegroom’s
parents entertained
after the ceremony at a
beautifully - appointed
reception In the Second
Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall. Mrs.
Ronnie Greene, sister of
the bridegroom,
assisted In serving.
The yellow and white
theme of the wedding
featured decorations
and refreshments. A
three-tier yellow and
white wedding cake was
tolled with yellow roses
and swaeitpeas and
centered the table.
Green punch was served
by a crystal punch bowl
at one end of the table.
Bride-Qect
Entertained
BRIDE AND
BRIDEGROOM
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Ross of Kings Mountain
ars parents irf tbs brlds.
She attended Kings
Mountain Schools a^
before her marriage
waa a beautician on too
staff of Shear DeUght of
Kings Mountain.
The bridegroom Is (he
acn of Mr. uid Mrs.
Charles H. Cannon jr.,
of Mullins, 8. C and U
an Insuranceman.
At Luncheon
Mrs. Frank Maors,
Mrs. Roger Pukiani and
Mrs. Betty Putnam
entertained togsthar
Saturday at a 18:lt
bridesmaids kanchsaB
honoring Mias ’TarsM
Putnam, whose ^
to Warren Falls
inaco
Celebrate Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Kos were honored on
tholr Ctolden Wedding
Day Sunday, July 81, at
an anniversary
reception hosted by
their children In toe
fellowship hall of
Double Springs Baptist
Church.
Numerous Kings
Mountain area relatives
attended the reception
toom 3 until 4 p. m.
Entertaining together
were Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Kee, Mr. and Mrs. J(ton
Brookle and Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. Kee.
The golden wedding
theme was featured In
decorative details and
In refreshments.
Overlaid with lace over
gold cloth, the refresh
ment table waa centered
with a candelabrum of
white tapers and gold
and white flowers. At
one end of toe table eras
a crystal punqk^^bserl
and at the oppiflib etel
of the table eras a three
tiered wedding cake
topped with a brandy
snifter, miniature bride
and bridegroom and toe
numerals 60 In geld.
Nuts, mints, cheese
Saturday ovenlsB
at S p. m. la PatterasB
Grove Baptist Churcb.
The luncheon eras held
at the Moore home.
Mrs. Moore and Mrs.
Betty Putnam are aunta
of ths bride-to-be. Mre.
Roger Putnam ot
Salisbury, Is sister-la-
law of the brMe-to-be.
A color note of yellow
and white was featured
In decorative details
and refreshments.
Overlaid with white
cloth, the dbilng table
was decorated with
. . . yellow candles and a
straim, and caksjvttUr'^^
punch, wars served.
Assisting to serving
were Mis. Jack Kee,
Mrs. J. D. Kee, Mrs.
Wanda King and Mrs.
PhylUs Ward. Mr. and
Mrs. Eddie Kee
opened and diaplayed
gifts. Goodbyes were
said to Keele Breehle
and Ubby Kee who kept
the register.
Entertain Wedding Party
Mr. and Mrs. RusaeU
Putnam and Mr. and
Mrs. Gillie Falls, Jr.
entertained the Put-
nam-Falls wedding,
party, relatives and
Mends Friday night In
the Fellowship Hall of
Patterson Grovs Baptist
Church at a cakecutting
tor Miss Tsresa Putnam
and Warrsn Falls.
The bride’s table was
covered with a candle
light cloth and overlaid
with candlelight ruffled
lace. The table waa cen
tered with a sliver
three-branch candela
bra holding yellow
tapers, yellow and white
daisies, mums, baby’s
breath and greenery. A
four-tiered wedding
cake waa out by the en
gaged pair from one end
candlelight and yellow
mottf and topped with
bridal figurine.
Punch was served
from the opposite ead of
the table from a silver
punch bowl. Pick-ups
wars served frem silver
trays and Inchidsd fNsh
strawberries, peaches,
melon balls, deoorated
party sandwiches,
mixed nuts and cheese
lings.
Assisting in serving
were Mrs. Frank
Moors, Mrs. Betty Joe
Putnam, Mrs. David
Wise, Mrs. AtoertFhtts,
Mrs. Ralph Goforth and
Mlm Jan Goforth.
The reoeptton area
was beautifully
decorated with lime
green hanging baskets,
magnolia loaves, yellow
Party pick-ups were
served from crystal
aiqwlntments.
Fora trip to toe coast,
the bride choM a yellow
sundress with white
accessories and a
corsage of yellow
sweetheart roses.
BRIDE AND
BRIDEGROOM
The bride Is the
daughter of Mrs. Shirley
Leach of Kings
Mountain and Is a 1976
graduate cf Kings
Mountain Senior High
School. She Is employed
by Clevemont Mills.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben R.
Sanders of Kings
Mountain are parents of
toe bridegroom who Is a
1974, graduate of Kings
Mountain Senior High
School and Is employed
by Fiber Industries In
Shelby and also serves
In the South Carolina
National Guard at York,
South Carolina.
Out-of-town wedding
guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Arthurs of
Salisbury, uncle and
aunt of the bridegroom;
Ralph Sanders, Ger
trude Boyd, and Ruth
Day, all of Charlotte;
Gwendolyn Malcolm of
Mldilgan; and Mr. and
Mrs. Steve Loggans of
Rockwell.
MR. AND MRS. LINDSEY C. WOODS
... note Golden Wedding Day
Lindseys Observe
Giolden Anniversary
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Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey
C. Woods celebrated
their 60th wedding
anniversary Sun., July
81.
The couple was
honored with a recep
tion at Dover Club
House In Shelby with 160
guests attending.
Children of the couple
are Mrs. Bynum L. I
Woods and Mrs. Janice \
Putnam, both of Kings* l
Mountain, David Z. )
Woods of Shelby, Mrs.
Hilda Roach of Chan i>
latte and Mrs. Faye ,
Patton of Spartanburg,
S. C. ’They have 14..^-
grandchildren and two
great-grandchlldrea }
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teirlsee of dalslss. in
dividual tables wsr*
decorated In small
arrangemsnte of ysUssr
and white.
Miss Putnam, wha
wore a navy and vtolta
drsss, was prosented an
arrangement for her
home ef Elk ftowers.
■he took toe oseaslon te
present gifts to her
bridal attendants.
Present as special
gusets were toe bride-
to-be’s mother, Mrs.
RusssU Putnam, and
her futurs mother-in-
law, Mrs. OUlls Falls,
Jr. Othsr gussL' ware
Sandra Moore, Laura
Putnam, StoSa Netolsr,
Mrs. Fays DoUliwsr.
Debbie Putnam,
Paulette Putnam,
Teresa Blalock, Lou
Anne Blalock, Mrs.
Lynn Tindall, Cheryl
Barrett, Sabetha Falls
and Mrs. Judy
Wtdsnant
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