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Mrs. Stoney Speaks At
October DAR Meeting
The ipaaker for the Revolution wme Mre. A.B.
October meeting of the Ool. Stoney, etate chairman of
Frederick Hambrlght the National OAR Muaeum
Oiapter of the Daughtera and secretary of the
^ the American Southeastern area.
Joy And Myron
Make Wedding Hans
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Qeoidias Bridges an>
nounce the engagement
of their daughter, Joy
Leigh, to Myron
Gregory George, son of
Mr. and Mrs. John Ivey
George, Jr. Both
families are of Kings
Mountain.
Miss Bridges Is the
granddaughter of Mrs.
Glee Actor Bridges and
the late Mr. Bridges,
former mayor of Kings
Mountain, and of Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Marcus
Franklin of Hickory.
The brldegroom-to-
be la the grandson of
Mr. and Mrs. John Ivey
George, Sr. and Mrs.
George Ivey and the late
Mr. Ivey, all of Kings
Mountain.
A November wedding
Is planned.
Miss Clayton Honored
At Drop-In Shower
Miss Diane Clayton of
Winston-Salem, whose
wedding to BUI Wise of
Kings Mountain takes
place Nov. Sth, was
honored Saturday night at
a bridal drop-ln at the
home of Mrs. OUUe FaUs,
Jr., aunt of the
bridegroom-elect.
Entertaining were Mrs.
Herman Blalock, Jr. and
Mrs. Jerry Blalock,
cousins of the bridegroom-
to-be.
The 36 guests showered
the bride-to-be with gifts
for her new home. The
hosteeses presented Miss
Oayton with an electric
mixer as a wedding gift.
A color note of yellow
and green was featured in
decorative detalle and
refreehments. An
arrangement of yellow
mums centered the
refreehment table from
which green pimch and
party pickups were served.
The bride-to-be was
presented a white corsage
which she pinned to the
shoulder of her party
dress.
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Thursday, Octobar U, 1677 • EGRROR-HEIRALJ) - Page SB
F2|rm Bureau
Mrs. Stoney emphaalaed
the historical North
Carolina Room located In
the Soclety'a Memorial
Oontlnantal Hall and the
Importance of support by
giving of reUcs, works of
art or other objects that
reflect eur hlatoiy.
Mrs. Stoney said she
feela that the Society
members should put this
matter of preeervatlon of
our state and national
history flrat In coa-
alderatlan of gifts and that
the museum Is one of the
beet meant of doing this.
The 60,000 works of art,
given by Individuals, both
membMTS and Mends, date
from 1776.
The North Carolina
Room Is one of the 38 State
Period Rooms that tells the
etory of local craft
smanship In wood. In aUver
and In paint. Though the
collection la extensive,
there are many aitlclea
that would give meaning to
the state history which are
not In the room, hut should
be.
She said that Tryon
Palace at New Bern la
another aource of
historical Interest. It la
conaidared one of the
loveliest national land-
mariu In the U.S.
The Muaeum and the
state rooms are open to the
public Monday through
E*rtday trom 10 a.m. to 8
p.m. In recent years one
third of the vlaltors have
been men. Three seta of
tllma are available for rent
at a charge of $S.
Wives To Model
Rfst Lady
IIP
5^
% Fashions
W
The Continuing
Education Department
of Cleveland Tech has
announced a courae In
knitting and crochet to
begin Tues., Oct. 18,
from 7 to 9 p.m., at the
Kings Mountain
Community Center In
CHURCHES PLAN BAZAAR - Women of Trinity
Episcopal and Christ the King Catholic Church are
planning a big Joint basaar on Sat., Oct. 36, at Kings
Mountain Depot Center, featuring handmade crafts
Mrs. Sallie
King Honored
At Luncheon
Mrs. Larry Hamrick and
Mrs. John O. Plonk en
tertained together liMt
Thursday at the Plonk
home on Piedmont Ave. at
a "Welcome Newcomer”
luncheon for Mrs. Sallie
King.
Mrs. King, mother of
Mrs. Oeorge Klepper,
recently moved to Kings
Mountain trom York,
Pennsylvania.
The 13 guests wers
seated at the long dhilng
room table which was
arrangsd with csntral
arrsngsmsnts of rosss
trom Mrs. Plonk's garden.
Chrysanthemums were
also used In the library and
living room areas.
Rev. Robert E. Boggan,
minister of Central United
Methodist Church, Joined
the group for dessert.
Magnolia Garden
Club Meets At
Campbell Home
The Magnolia Gtu-den
dub held Ita September
meeting at the home of
Mrs. Doyle Csunpbell.
Mrs. D. F. Hord,
president, presided over
the business meeting
and welcomed Mrs.
Barbara Bridges u a
new member.
The theme for the
arrangements for
September was
“Oountryslde” — fall
flowers In old-fashioned
contEdners. Mrs. John
McGinnis and Mrs.
Thomas Baker sub
mitted beautiful
arrangementa using this
theme.
The members enjoyed
delicious refreshments
served by Mrs. Camp
bell, after which the
meeting was adjourned.
Photo by Ub Stewart
and other suggested gift Items for everyone on your
Christmas shopping list Baked goods wUl also be
featured.
Knitting And Crochet Courses
the sewing room.
Rita Falls wUl In
struct.
Persons needing
further Information are
requested to CEdl, 482-
8861, between the hours
of 8 a.m. and 9 p.m.,
Monday through
Friday.
Adults, 18 years of age
and older. Interested In
enrolling may do so at
the first class meeting
paying the $6
re^tratlon foe.
Adultsd age 66 and
older may register free
Cooks Announce Birth Of Second Son
Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Edward Cook announce
the arrival of their second,
son, Jeffrey Alan Cook,
Oct. 7, Cleveland
Memorial Hospital,
Shelby.
The baby weighed seven
pounds, 18^ ounces and
More From
LiB
(Begins On Page IB)
arrived at 7:61 p.m. on
Frt., Oct. 7.
Other member of the
(3ook family is Brian Cook,
age two and one-hoUf.
Grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. F.S. Morrison of
Kings Mountain EUid Mr.
Euid Mrs. J.P. Cook of
Grover. Great grand-
pouvnts are Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Bowman of Glen
Alpine, Mrs. F.S.
Morrison, Sr. of Statesville
and Mrs. Susie Cook of
Grover.
Mrs. Cook Is the former
Scarlette Morrison.
Fiahfons worn by 13 of
America's First Ladles
over 300 years ago will
6iahire the program of
Thsfday'a annual Farm
Burooui banquet at the
gooelapd Oounty Office
■folding.
Dfoner will be served at
Tp.pn.
1
Jack Seism of
KlnM Mountain la
pro^am chairman for the
event which will be
highlighted by an-
nouacement of the winner
of tife 1677 Farm Family of
tkdYqar. The Seism
family won the award last
year.
Wives of Farm Bureau
megibcgs will model the
hlatorlcpl fashions from
the collection of CIBA-
Oelgy Corporation,
manufacturer of
agripultural chemicals.
"We're pleased to
present this award-
wlaalng fashion show in
Caevelaad Cbunty,” sodd
Foum Bureau President
Walter Davis.
Of parade will be
repBcaa of Martha
WoslUngton’B nightgown,
DoUg Madison's bodl gown,
Frances Cleveland's
bustled maternity dress,
OsnJMne Harrison’s cloak,
Edtljh Aoosevelt’s felt
ridhig habit, Euid other
dresses and ensembles of
wives of Presidents.
The wastepaper basket was
Inadvertently offered for sale by
mlriake tor Hi. ( It Is a family
keepsake of a staffer with the
Mental Health Clinic who was using
It In the exhibit for decorative
purposes.
The wooden bouiket la decoupaged
GENOATaECTRic
on tour sides wBh fiourler A Ives
prints. ..fi, ..-V,
Mrs. Bhuittm asks, tldri tlfo.'l^y
who purchaasd the basket return It
to her at the achaols office and she
wlU gladly rsffokJ her money and
return the keep$alm ttam to the
ShelblatL
CLEARANCE SALE
IB2SOSSO
High imptet piMtic cabin#!
with timuiaiad dark oak
grairiad finigh
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Caass Richard E. Rush,
sen of Mary R. Rush of
606 E. Washington St,
Bessemer City, has
bean promoted to hla
present rank while
■ervlng with Force
Troopa, Marine Corps
Base, Twentynlne
Palms, CaUf.
He Joined the Marina
Corpe In October 1974.
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