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NEW OFFICERS OF EASTERN STAR - New of
ficer* of Kins* Mountain Chnptor ISS, Order of the
Enotern Star, are pictured followins their inotaUntloii.
Front row, from left, Lind* Mooo, Emmett Rooo, BIr*.
Emmett Roeo, Paul Walker, Mr*. Terry Hlpp, iJ-Anfe
A
Stewart
Goare, Austin
Are Honored
Photo By Walter Ve**, ir.
CSiastein, and Maude McCarter. Back row, from left,
Lillian Harmon, Thelma Delllnser, Norma Pettua,
Linda Mo**, Johnny Sarvls, and Black Leonard. Absent
for plcture-taklns were Avalonla Weaver and Olenda
Taylor.
OES Installs
New Officers
"This Is Tour Life”
marked special Apprecia
tion Day program* at two
churches recently much to
the surprise of the honored
gueats.
Congregations of King*
Mountain Baptist and
First Presbyterian
Churches kept well-
guarded secrets for weeks
while ,iir^iuratlon* were
c'aefft'iagtgair
and Shirley Falls Austin
and the Choir of First
Presbyterian Church.
Members of the Recrea
tion Committee and
Women’s Missionary
Iftilon surprised the Rev.
Mr. Qoare on Saturday
evening at the church.
Letters and messages of
tributes were read to honor
Rev. Mr. Ooare and
representatives of various
Baptist Churches he ham
served were on hand to
make appropriate
remarks. Myrtle and Carl
Goforth, neighbors of the
J. C. CkMires on Crescent
Circle, praised the Ooares
tor their spirit of good
nelghborllness.
At First Presbyterian
'• Church last Sunday
morning, Maullyn (Mrs.
; Henry) Nelsler, who
headed up the arrange
ment* committee for the
Choir "roasting,” Inter
rupted Rev. Gary Bryant
as he was opening the
morning worship service.
BV>r the remainder of the
service, the choir mem
bers and director, Mrs.
Austin, watched as
members sang without the
aid of music and read the
call to worship, etc. Mrs.
Austin was also presented
with an engraved silver
pitcher and various
members of the
congregation contributed
tributes In “This Is Tour
lifp’^v^. ^
ENGAGED
PAIR FETED
Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Herndon and daughter.
Miss Patti Herndon, en
tertained at a cookout at
their home In Grover
Wednesday night honoring
Miss Vickie Putnam and
Phil BYsuicls, Jr., whose
wedding took place Satur
day.
The hosts chose the
occasion to present their
wedding gift to the
engaged pair.
Members of the wedding
party who attended In
cluded parents of the
engaged pair, Mr. and
Mrs. Gene Putnam and
Mr. and Mrs. P. A.
Kings Mountain Chapter
123, Order of the Eastern
Stsu*, Installed new officers
in formal ceremonies
Saturday night at Masonic
Temple.
Mrs. Betty (Terry) Hlpp
was Installed as Worthy
Matron, Paul Walker was
Installed as Worthy Ma
tron and Mr. and Mrs. Em
mett Ross were Installed
as Associate Matron and
Associate Patron for the
coming year.
A reception honoring the
new officers was held after
the ceremonies euid a red
and white color theme was
featured In decorations
and refreshments.
Serving as Installing
officer was Mrs. Janie
Kincaid Campbell, as
sisted by Mrs. Linda Moss
as marshal, Mrs. Paul
Owens as chaplain and
Mrs. Black Leonard as or
ganist..
Other new officers are:
Linda Moss, secretary;
Norma Pettus, organist;
Virginia Tomlinson,
treasurer; Johnny Sarvls,
chaplain; Mary Mc-
Mackln, marshal; Lillian
Harmon, conductress;
Shelia Ledford, associate
conductress; Avalonla
Weaver, Ada; Maude
McCarter, Ruth; Glenda
Taylor, Esther; Mary
Anne Sarvls, Martha;
L’Ange Chastain, Electa;
Black Leonard, Sentinel;
and Thelma Dellinger,
Warder.
Miss Herndon
Feted At Drop-In
Francis.
Miss Patti Herndon,
bride-elect of Jimmy Jolly,
was honored Thursday
evening at a drop-ln bridal
shower at Kings Mountain
Depot Center.
Entertaining together
were Mrs. Emmett Moss,
Mrs. Harley Gore, Mrs.
Harold Herndon, and Mrs.
Charles Hartman.
The 40 guests called
from 7:30 until 9 p. m. and
showered the bride-to-be
with miscellaneous
household gifts.
The hostesses took the
occasion to present Miss
Herndon their wedding
gifts.
A green and yellow color
moUf featured decorations
and party refreshments.
Arrangements of daisies
decorated the refreshment
table and gift table and
dogwood blossoms
decorated the walls. Punch
and party refreshments
were served.
Miss Herndon and Mr.
Jolly will be married May
30th.
The George Ruppes
Celebrate Anniversary
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Mr. and Mrs. Osorg* T.
Ruppe were honored on
their Silver Wedding
Anniversary on Sunday,
April 3nd, at a reception
held at the home of their
eon and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ruppe
at 904 Woodslde Drive.
Sharing host duties were
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Ruppe,
alao son and daughter-in-
law of the Ruppes.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean
Patrick greeted arriving
callers and presented them
to the honored couple. Miss
Molly Harris presided at
the guest register. Miss
Kay Humphries opened
and dlaplayed the gifts.
Mrs. Alberta McCraw cut
and aerved the cake. Mra.
Maxine Ramaey served
the punch. Approximately
100 friends and rslatlvsa
ciUled between 3-B p. m. |
I
Tlie refreshment table ^
was overlaid with a white .
linen cloth, and held a ;
three tier white wedding |
cake topped with a white >
bell and the numerals 33 In
River. Opposite the cake
was an arrangement of ^
ysUow rose buds, l>abys
breath, and whit* I
chrysanthsmums In a J
Rlvsr candelabrum with
three white tapers.
The wedding cak* was
cut and served with punch
and other party pickups.
aerved from silver ap
pointments, Including
cheese straws, finger
sandwiches, and mints.
Mra. Ruppe was
presented a yellow rose
bud corsage to wear on her
green party dress. Mr.
Ruppe was presented with
a yellow rose bud
boutonniere.
The former Gaynelle
Ramaey, Mrs. Ruppe Is the
daughter of Mrs. Jesuiette
Ramsey of Belmont and
the late Porter Ramsey.
Mr. Ruppe la the son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Ruppe of Gaffney, South
Carolina.
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