Page 4A—MIRROR-HERALD-Thursday, June 1, 1978
Su Matthew^s Pre-Schoolers Graduate
Diplomas were
{resented to "graduates”
of the Five Tear Old Class
during the Spring Program
of Saint Matthew’s Pre-
School Tuesday night at
the church.
After the program,
visitors enjoyed a Pre-
School Artists Show and
refreshments.
Members of the Five
Tear Old Class, of which
Mrs. Oeorge Klepper Is In
structor, are; Kevin
Wayne Dellinger, Rebecca
Roxann Greene, Joseph
Ihompson McCallum, n.
EUlzabeth Adams McIn
tyre, Kimberly Lynn
Ware, Kevin Ehigene Moss,
Joseph Rivers Smith, Jr.
Barry Elliott Stepp, and
Christopher James
Swansson.
Members of the Four
Tear Old Class, of which
^oimd Of Music’
At Pineville Is Hit
A REVIEW
Photos By lib Stewart
KINDERGARTEN GRADUATION -
St. Matthew’s Pre-School held finals
exercises for students Tuesday night and
two groups of students were
photogra|>bed getting ready for the
event. The nine graduates are aU
members of the five-year-old class In
structed by Mrs. George Klepper. Other
students are members of the Four-Tear-
old and Three-Year-old classes.
Tou’ll be delightfully
surprised with the stage
presentation of ’’The
Sound of Music,” playing
through July 3 at Pineville
Dinner Threatre, near
Charlotte.
I have seen the movie at
least four times and
always think of Julie
Andrews as Marla Rainer
Von ’Trap swooping over
the hills as the un
forgettable music swells In
the background.
The stage at PlnevUle, Is
of course, smaller than
that of the original
Broadway production but
the same Ingredients that
made the Broadway play
and inoyle a hit make
Plnevllle’s: superb
direction by Michael
Heaton, a professional
troupe of children with
strong voices plus the
strong voices of the show
stars, Jacqueline Reilly as
Marla, who incldentlally
resembles Miss Andrews,
Frank Torren as Captain
Von Trapp, and Jane
Judge as the Mother Ab
bess.
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Tlie set changes are
created with real Ingenuity
on the part of the director
who takes the audience’s
eye off the changes by
Invoking heavenly In
tervention. Five nuns look
heavenward to lower props
and with raised hands,
make other props
miraculously disappear.
So charming and effective
are the nuns as stagehands
that the audience Is
pleasantly diverted imtU
the next scene opens. The
scenes move fast and the
show approximates about
two and one-half houre
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longest at 80 minutes.
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Mrs. Summey and Mrs.
Teargin are Instructors,
are Brian Jeffrey
Clonlnger, Patsy Renee
Daniels, Charles Edward
Dixon, Jr., Jennifer Lee
Green, Jerry Tates Moore,
Alexander Patrick Nolen,
Karen Danielle Saunders,
Era Gene Vaughn, Jr.,
Kevin Shawn Wease,
Robert Neal Wilson David
Williams Blanton,
Christopher Todd Bolin,
Ch^es Everetts Bridges,
Matthew Fredrick Bunch,
Amy Lynne Butler, David
Britton Faunce, HI, Susan
Crosland Hendricks, Tracy
LaShea Lemmons, Tracy
Lynn Murphrey, and
Donna Renea RUey.
Members of the ’Three-
Tear Old Class, of which
Mrs. Bob Wilson Is Instruc
tor, are Kelli Ann Bowen,
William Douglas Bridges,
Jr., Jason Todd Brown,
Elizabeth Ladd Bryant, „
Emily Meredith Campbell,
Heather Ruth Caveny,^,
Christopher Allyn.,
Cheshire, Dawn Sheree',’
Freeman, Jennifer Diane j
Summey, Oenora Lane
Taylor, and Brian Darrell ^
Whetstlne. Mrs. Jay
Bridges Is class assistant. ^
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variety of songs and y
exercises.
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Honoring Miss Janet
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thony after their wedding
rehearsal on Saturday
evening, a buffet dinner
was served to the wedding
party and Invited guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
R. O. Franklin.
After a wedding blessing
was said by Dr. D. F. Hord,
the guests were Invited to
the buffet table where a
bridal white motif was fea
tured In a floral
arrangement flanked by
two tall hurricane lamps
with lighted white tapers In
brass candlesticks.
Guests were seated at
small tables covered with
gold and green cloths and
centered with African
violets.
A toast to the bride and
bridegroom was given by
Jack White as he presented
ttiem with gifts of china
from the hosts.
Oo-hosts for the occasion
were Mr. and Mrs. R. O.
Franklin, Mr. and Mrs.
Wilson Oiiffln, Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Tate, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill B^ilton, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack White, Dr. and
Mrs. John C. McGUl and
Dr. and Mrs. D. F. Hord.
Mrs. James Callendo of
Stanley, state vice-
president and membership
chairman of the American
Legion Auxiliary, will
Inetall new offlcere of
Kings Mountain Unit IBS at
the 7:80 p. m. meeting
Thursday night at the
American Legion Building.
Mrs. Callendo Is unop
posed for election as state
president at the state
convention June lB-17 In
Winston Salem.
Co-hostesses will be Mri.
Judy jOrlndstaff, Mrs. Ida
Longr Mrs. J. E. Mauney,
and Mrs. Juanita Pruetts.
Mrs. Jackie D. (Arlene)
Barrett will be Instidled as
the new president suc
ceeding Elizabeth Stewart,
a past state president.
Other new officers are
Mrs. Charles Hampton,
first vice-president; Mrs.
Judy Grlndstaff, second
vice-president; Mrs. Judy
Harmon, aecretary-
treaeurer; Mrs. Ruth
Gamble, historian; Mrs.
Clara Rhea, chaplain;
Mrs. Orangrel Jolly,
assistant chaplain; and
Mrs. Aud Tlgnor and Mrs.
Harold Ledford, sergeant-
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Hambright
DAR Was
Recognized
Colonel Frederick Ham-
bright Chapter DAR was
presented a national honor
roll certificate In recogni
tion of work done during
1977- 78 at the District II
meeting of the DAR last
Wednesday at Green Park
Hotel In Blowing Rock.
Representing the Kings
Mountain Chapter at the
meeting were Mrs. Char
lotte Shuford, Incoming
Regent; Mrs. Avalonla
Weaver, Mrs. Mary Mc-
Mackln, and Mrs. Helen
Neal.
Representing the Kings
Moimtaln Chapter at the
meeting were Mrs. Char
lotte Shuford, Incoming
Regent; Mrs. Avalonla
Weaver, Mrs. Mary Mc-
Mackln, and Mrs. Helen
Neal.
Mrs. Mary Starnes of
Hickory, district presi
dent, presided at the
meeting which featured
addressee by Mrs. Mildred
Bradehsw, of Durham,
state vice regent, and Mrt.
Elizabeth Garten, of High
Point, chairman of Good
Cltlsenshlp committee and
chairman of the state
regent project.
’The national theme for
1978- 79, "Building For Our
Future,” was announced.
The Fall district meeting
will be held In Hickory
Sept. 30th.
Yesteryear...
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L-R GRADUATE
James Edward Herndon
of Kings Mountain re
ceived a bachelor of arte
<l$gne In general studies
from Lenoir Rhyne CoUege
at Hickory last Sunday. He
was one of 348 seniors
receiving degrees during
the 87th annual cersmonv.
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