Page 4—MIRROR-HERALD—Tuesday, November 8, 1977
Babcocks Leave Wedding Ceremony
In Horse-Drawn Amish Carriage
Mr. and Mrs. WlUlam
Enge Babcock, Jr., who
were wed Sat., Nov. Bth,
departed (or their honey
moon In a restored Amish
horse-drawn carriage.
Miss Marie McMillan
Plonk became the bride of
Mr. Babcock In a S: 80 p. m.
wedding In Charlotte’s
Myers Park Presbyterian
Church.
the bride, daughter of
Rufus Sloan Plonk, Jr. of
Charlotte and the late Mrs.
Plonk, Is granddaughter of
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Plonk of
Bessemer CSty. She Is a
1976 graduate of Salem
college In Winston Salem..
Mr. and Mrs. WlUlam
Engs Babcock, Sr. of Cler
mont, Oa. are parents of
the bridegroom who is a
1976 graduate of the Uni
versity of Georgia.
Dr. Randolph Taylor
officiated, using the
double-ring ceremony and
Robert Stlgall was or-
'ganlst for the program of
nuptial music.
James B. Hunter, Dr. and
Mrs. Richard T. James,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. W.
King, Dr. and Mrs.
Thomas S. Perrin, and
Mrs. WUllam B. Webb.
After the reception, the
newlyweds left the club In
a restored Amish horse-
drawn carriage decorated
with dowers and "Just
married" signs down a
driveway lighted with
hurricane lights and
candles. Both the bride and
bridegroom have taught
riding lessons and met at
the stables at Camp Ton-A-
Wandah In HendersonvlUe.
Little Swltserland Is
honeymoon destlnatlan of
the couple who wlU reside
tempmarUy In Chariotte.
For traveUng, the bride
chose an off-white wool
dress with long sleeves and
muItl<olored cowl neck
and cuffs.
Out-of-town guests In
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Hays
H. CTemem of Brie, Pa.,
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Ad
dington of CharlottesvlUe,
Oa., Dr. and Mrs. John
Reynolds of OreenvlUe,
Mr. and Mrs. WlUlam Hite
of AtlanU, Oa.; Misses
May and Eva Plonk, Mrs.
Hugh Ormond, aU of Kings
Mountain, Dr. and Mrs.
Lane Ormand of Monroe,
Dr. and Mrs. John O.
Reynolds at Sallabuiy, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter B. Bab
cock, Jr. of JackxonvlUe,
Fla., Mr. and kCrs. Rufus
S. Plonk, Mr. and Mrs.
WUUam Moirls and Myra,
Miss Betty Jo Morris, Mrs.
Irene Simms, Miss Mary
Ormand, Mr. and Mrs.
Leon Matthews, all of
Bessemer City, and Dr.
and Mrs. John Ormand of
Monroe.
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cathedral tapers were ar
ranged on the altar with
floral arrangements of
mums and carnations.
Rufus Sloan Plonk, Jr.
escorted his daughter to
the altar and gave her In
marriage. The bride’s
wedding gown was a
formal design of Ivory sUk
peau de sole featuring a
scoop neckline and back
with Alencon lace en
hancing the bodice, long
sleeves and wide borders
around the hemline of the
skirt and Chapel length
train. Her full-length veU
was trimmed with Alencon
lacp and pearis ang she
carried a bouquet)' of'
miniature white roses,
stephanotls and baby’s
breath.
Miss Ann Ormand Plonk
attended her sister as maid
of honor and bridesmaids
were Miss Susan Louise
Babcock and Mias Sandra
Jean Babcock, sisters of
the bridegroom; Mias
Mary Steele Ferguson,
childhood friend of the
bride and a graduate stu-
MRS. WILLIAM BABCOCK, JR.
(Marie Plonk)
dent In Denver, Colo.; Miss
Gecrgeanne Petit James,
chUdhood friend of the
bride and graduate studoit
at Wake Forest University
Miss Jane Marie Clemens,
college roonunate of Uie
bride and graduate student
In ’Toronto, Canada; Mrs.
WUllam Paul Prevost of
Charlotte and Miss Mary
Dunson Abbett of Fran’ii-
lln, Va., college friend of
the bride.
AU the attendants wore
emerald green chiffon
gowns featuring V neck-
Jlnea and double flounce
Berthas with ruffles ex
tending from the empire
waists and trimming the
front and back of the
dreasea. They carried
crescent bouquets of
phalaenopsls orchids,
miniature roses and baby’s
breath.
The bridegroom’s father
Groomsmen were
Ronstld AUen Roberts of
Charlotte, Layton Fraser
and Kendall Davis, both of
HlnesvUle, Ga., James R.
Davis of Jefferson, Ga.,
Emory Jordan Moore of
GlennvUle, Ga., George
Andrew PoweU of Char
lotte and David Jackson
Chrter of VldaUa, Da.
’Ihe bride’s father enter
tained after the ceremony
at a beautlfuUy - appointed
reception at Charlotte
Cbuntry Club. Miss Grace
Shepperson presided at the
punch service and Miss
BUen TVy and Mias JuUe
Frazer kept the bride’s
book. Music at the piano
was provided by Mias
Peggy Ericaon of Atlanta,
Oa., coUege friend of the
bride.
Dr. and Mra. Richard T.
James entertained
fbllowlng the receptton at a
buffet dinner honoring the
wedding party and out-of-
town guests.
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Jsunea were Mr. and Mrs.
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KYLE SMTH
FOR
KINGS MOUNTAIN
DISTRICT BOARD
OF EDUCATION
Open Letter To ’The Voters,
’Ihls Is electlcn day and as a candidate tor the Inalde-clty Klnge
Mountain District Board of Education I would like to restate my
purposes for seeking this seat.
1 feel that I am more than well qualified tor the position vacant on
the sclKxd board tor several reaaona. Flrat, I am chairman of the
Vocational Education Committee consisting of 16 Industrial and
sdiool administrative pereonnel, and In this capacity I toel I know
the needs of die students In thla area of education. Secmdly, as a
persotmel manager in private Industry, I fesl I csui relate to the
public, make them understand the purpose of educatlonsl programs
and the public rple In such programs. ’Third, 1 fesl that you aa a
parent, concerned dtlsen and registered voter deserve answers to
any and all questions concerning the school system, your children or
the board of education. I have always mads It a practice to aee to It
that my employes get the answers to thslr problems and I make the
same pledge to you. You will get your snawera.
My motivs In running tor the Kings Mountain District Board of
Education, In the first plsca. Is do my part In ssslng quality
education tor your children end mins, end I will keep this as the first
on my list of priorities.
I solicit and appdrsclats your support In today’s slsctlon.
PaldltoUttcalAdv.
Couple Wed At
Oak Grove Church
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MIm Rita Kay Ham-
bright became the bride of
Randy Scott Gibbons Oct.
34 In a T p. m. wedding In
Oak Grove Baptist Church.
’Ihs couple pledged vows
of tbs double ring cere
mony before tbs Rev.
Russell Hinton, minister of
the church, assisted by
Rev. Russell Hinton,
minister of the church,
assisted by Rsv. Jess
Mayberry, grandfather of
and carried blue car
nations.
Renee WUUs, ntecs at the
bridegroom, and Tkbby
Hambrlght, sister of the
bride, were flower glrla.
‘may wore long fuU-sklrted
formals of blue satin and
carried baskets of white
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TIDE
DETERGENT
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Tim WUlls, nephew of
the bridegroom, served aa
Mrs. Bobby Webster waa
organist tar the program of
nuptial music.
Tha altar of tbs church
was banked with candles,
greenery and autumn
leaves.
David Hambrlght
escorted his sister to the
altar and gave her In mar
riage. The bride’s wadding
gown was a formal design
of white bridal satin with
long steewss enhanced with
motifs of lace and formal-
length skirt. Her hip-length
mantUle wae draped from
a Cklot of laoe and seed
pearls and she oarrted a
was ringbearsr.
The bride and
bridegroom cut their wed
ding cake at a reception
after the ceremony in the
church fallowahlp hall
which carried out the blue
and white theme of the
wedding. Asaletlng the
bride’s mother In an-
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are at home at 117 Ark
Street In Kings Mountain.
BRIDE AND'
BRIDBOROOM
Mr.andMrs.H.K. Ham
brlght of Grover Rd. are
parMite of the bride who la
a 1976 graduate of Kings
Mounteln Ssnior High
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Hambrlght MUls, was
matron of honor and only
attendant. Shs wore a
formal-length blue drese
styled like tlmt of the bride
TIm bridegroom Is Uis
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