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BRENDA JEAN DOVE
(Bride-elect of Keith Banyon Fields)
ENGAGED - Miss Brenda Jean Dove of Kings Mountain,
daughter of Juanita Palmer of Kings Mountain and Bently
Dove of Martinsburg, West Virginia, has announced her
engagement to Keith Banyon Fields, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin Fields of Rock Hill, S.C. The wedding will be held Sat..
Nov. 12 at 1 p.m. at Boyce Memorial A.R.P. Church in Kings
Mountain. A reception will follow in the church social hall.
The bride will be given in marriage by her father.
Couple
Honored
Mr. and Mis. Fred -Tate
honored their son, Mike, and his
bride-to-be, Susan: Finney at an
afterrehearsal dinner at the
Holiday Inn West in Durham
recently.
Miss Finney was presented a
corsgae of white daisies and
babies breath and Mike wore a
white daisy.
Guests included the wedding
party, out of town guests, and
members of the Tate and
Mattera-Finney families. The
couple was honored by a toast
by his father and other guests
and friends.
Tables were covered with
white cloths with green napkins
and cetnerpieces of pewter hur-
ricane candle lamps surrounded
with green ivy and yellow and
white mums.
A highlight of the room was a
“round table covered with a white
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cloth, centered with "a three-
tiered chocolate groom cake.
Family and friends of the cou-
ple enjoyed a hospitality room at
the Holiday Inn-West.
Refreshments were provided
throughout the weekend by Mrs.
Mary Helen Tate and Mrs.
Phyllis Carpenter and other
friends of the Tate family.
Tates
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The guests enjoyed
refreshments from the buffet
table and the champagne foun-
tain.
. The tables were overlaid with
white cloth with crystal candle
holders accented with mauve
and white mums. Palms and pot-
ted mums were used throughout
the hall.
The three-tiered white wed-
ding cake was decorated with
pink roses and topped with a
miniature bride and groom.
Twelve live pink throat orchids
accented the tiers.
The bride is a graduate of
Elon College, where she earned a
B.A. i business administration.
Prior fp her marraige she was
employed by Dow Spaulding, at-
torney at law.
The biidegroom is a gradaute
of Elong College and Duke
University and holds degrees in
radiolog! science. He is
employed By E.R. Squibb and
Sons.
The newlyweds will live in
Cincinatti.
Kings Mount@in, Rhonda
Harden of Trinifly, Libby Ruth
of Charlotte, Cindy Warren of
Jamestown, Marcy Laws of Spr-
ingdale, Ark., and Janel Toff of
High Point. Jennifgr Jones was
flower girl. \
The groom’s father was best
man. Ushers were Gorge Jones,
Flynn Ruth anc uy Shacklett,
all of High Point, Paul Tester
and Joe Testino of J
and Barry Tester of St
A reception was hel
ing the ceremony in th
fellowship hall.
Following a wedding
the mountains, the couple will
reside in High Point.
KM
Woman
Receives
Fellowship
Blumenthal Fellowships have
been awarded to 11 candidates
for Master of Business Ad-
ministration degrees in the
Graduate School at Queens Col-
lege.
This is the second group of
fellows named since the
fellowship was established last
year by the Blumenthal Founda-
tion.
While working fulltime in
Charlotte area firms, these
outstanding students in the
Queens MBA program have
achieved an average score of 616
on the Graduate Management
Admissions Test (GMAT) which
places them in the top seven
percentile nationally... «
Blumenthal’ Fellows, who
receive grants up to $2,000 a
year based on need, were chosen
for past academic achievement,
scholarly promise dnd for profes-
sional or volunteer demonstra-
tion of humanitarian commit-
ment and service.
Leading Charlotte industrialist
Herman Blumenthal established
these fellowships in 1982 to en-
courage talented young business
people. The fellows participate in
the annual Blumenthal con-
ference, a gathering of regional
business and political leaders and
Queens faculty members dealing
with ethical and moral issues in
business and government.
Blumenthal Fellows for
1983-84 are:
Kenneth Howard Brock,
1509-7 Delane Ave., a graduate
of Georgia Institute of
Technology, now employed as
an associate electrical engineer
by IBM Corporation.
-Dr. Claire Vonk Brooks, 20
W. Woodrow Ave., Belmont,
earned her undergraduate degree
in political science at Newcom
College of Tulane University.
She is now MBA coordinator for
Queens College.
Leslie Carole Chilton, an ac-
count executive with Loeffler
Marley Mountjoy, majored in
journalism-advertising at UNC-
CH. She lives at 8937 Sharon-
brook Rd.
—Rudy Chittenden, 7016 Plea-
sant Dr., .earned & his
undergraduate degree in elec-
trical engineering from Universi-
ty of Missouri Rolla, and is now
engineering major for IBM Cor-
poration.
Steven Eckert, 11123 Sevilla
Ct., Pineville, earned his
undergraduate degree in
engineering from VPI in
Blacksburg, Va. He is employed
by Duke Power Company as an
engineer associate.
-Donna Wood, an instructor
at York Technical College, ma-
jored in computer science at
Cleveland State University. She
lives at Rt. 3, Kings Mountain.
For information on Future
Blumenthal Fellowships and ap-
plications, contact Katie M.
Wireman, assistant director of
admissions for the Graduate
School at Queens, 1900 Selwyn
Ave., Charlotte, N.C. 28274,
(704) 332-7121, Ext. 212, from
8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays.
Thursday. September 15, 1983-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Page 3A
MR. AND MRS. WOODROW BRIDGES
Mr. and Mrs. Bridges
Honored On Anniversary
and family members.
A beautiful three-tiered cake,
made by Minnie Caldwell, was
served.
Woodrow and Vera have
three children, seven grand-
children and one great-
grandchild.
A reception honoring Mr. and
Mrs. Woodrow Bridges on their
50th anniversary was given by
their son, Darrell Bridges, and
his girlfriend, Terri Johnson,
Sunday at the Eastside Baptist
Church fellowship hall.
Attending were many friends
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The nation’s first presidential mansion was at number one
Cherry Street in New York City. The city served as the
U.S. capital from 1789 to 1790.
CLASSES SET FOR EXERCISE
Exercise Classes will be given on Monday and Wednesdays from
9-10 a.m. at Jane Campbells Dance Academy.
Janice LaVere of Kings Mountain will be instructor for these
classes. She is a former figure consultant, exercise instructor and
nutritionist for Elaine Powers and Lovlier You Figure Salons in Wilm-
ington.
Classes will begin Sept. 26. For futher infromation or to register
early call 739-9002.
1st WEEK FREE NO OBLIGATION.
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