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Cee. MRS. DALE JENNINGS GREEN (Lisa Raye Patterson) Oak Grove Church Setting For Nuptials Oak Grove Baptist Church provided the setting Saturday afternoon for a 3 p.m. exchange of vows uniting Miss Lisa Raye Patterson and Dale Jennings Green in marriage. The couple pledged vows of the double-ring ceremony before the Rev. Bruce Hancock, minister of the church. Mrs. Bobby Webster was organist, Grace Costner was pianist and Brent Bingham was vocalist for the program of tradi- tional music. Mr. Bingham sang “He Needed Me” and “We've Only Just Begun.” Tim Patterson escorted = his sister to the altar and gave her in marriage. “Mrs. Nancy P. Acuff attended “her sistér as matron of henor and bridesmaids were Linda P. Bowen of Kings Mountain, sister of the bride; Cindy Early of Kings Mountain; Freida Green of Denver, sister of the bridegroom; Laura Ellison and Leslie Heavner, both of Cher- ryville, and Dawn Bowen of Kings Mountain. Ginger Carpenter of Lincolnton, niece MRS. NORMAN JAMES ABERNATHY. JR. of the bridegroom, was flower girl. The bride’s wedding gown was a formal design of antique satin with lace and pearl trim designed with scalloped neckline and long sleeves. The full “skirt was enhanced by a long train. She wore a fingertip veil of illusion and a Camelot headpiece and carried a bridal bouquet of silk roses. All the attendants wore long formals of frosty pink organza over taffeta, elbow sleeves and low scoop necklines. They car- ried bouquets of pink and white silk flowers. The altar of the church was banked with greenery and white: chrysanthemums and enhanced “by cathedral candles in" tree candelabra. Best man of the bridegroom was Ray Hovis of Cherryville. The bride’s newphew, Wray Acuff of Kings Mountain, was ringbearer. Groomsmen were Marty Lankford, David Wright, Eric Turn To Page 5-B (Aida Ortiz) Abernathys Wed In New Jersey | A high noon home ceremony Dec. 30th in Asbury, New Jersey united Miss Aida Ortiz and Norman James Abernathy, Jr. in marriage. The bride and bridegroom spoke their vows in the presence ° of their immediate families and close friends. The bride’s wedding gown was a long white traditional gown. She carried ‘a bouquet of mixed flowers. Mrs. Abernathy is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Humberto Ortiz of Mexico City, Mexico. Prior to her mar- riage she was an art student in Charlotte, North Carolina. Mr. Abernathy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman James Abernathy, formerly of Asbury, New Jersey, now located in Jacksonville, Florida, and the, grandson of Mrs. Norman Aber- nathy and Mrs. Philip Baker of Kings Mountain. The newlyweds are now residing in Stow, Ohio, where Mr. Abernathy is associated with Wallace Computer Service. Art Show Set Plan to spend a few minutes of your Sunday afternoon this Sunday at the Governmental Facilities Building (new city hall) and ce what local and area artists are doing. It’s a free exhibition art show open house planned by the Southern Art Society, a new Artist Guild in town, and refreshments will also be served. Local artists will exhibit their works and will be on hand to talk with visitors about their paintings. The show will be open in the lobby of City Hall from 1 until 6 p.m. Citizens are invited to display their art in the show, two paintings or two pieces each, and these should be taken to the City Hall for placing on Saturday between 1 and 3 p.m. or they can be taken to the home of Maynard Snow, 3600 Margrace Road, at A.B. Studio. For additional information, call Mrs. Snow at 739-5917 or Bill Russell at 739-4240. Southern Arts Society is seeking a logo—please take any ideas to the Art Show also. A vote will choose the logo for the group. People of the community, including high school students, are in- vited and encouraged to join this art support group. Painters and views are both welcome, to learn together more about the creative works. Complete membership information will be available at the open house. The next meeting will be on Thurs., Feb. 9, at the Kings Mountain Depot, at 7:30 p.m. Southern Arts Society will apply for a Grass Roots Grant in March, being sponsored by the City of Kings Mountain. Future activities being considered are visiting artists giving art Social Notes By Lib Stewart Kings Moutnain Lions Club Valentine Banquet on Tuesday night at 7 p.m. at the Holiday Inn. Mrs. Hamrick’s column first appeared in the Foothills View, Boiling Springs weekly, nine years ago and subsequently the Cleveland Times, A A . Ee Se FN Sl hl li ol ag iis Lochs 50 I ll Hm AM A AT lh ll 5 TOS Gs Ct oP 2s, ret om Pg demonstrations and lectures, shows and community involvement to Shelby bi-weekly. Now the column appears each Thursday in the support and encourage art for all ages. \ Shelby Daily Star. Wife of dairy farmer Cline B. Hamrick, Mrs. Hamrick is the mother of four boys ages 1-12 and frequently writes her column about her family activities. From Spencer, N.C., she is a Baptist pracher’s * kx : VALENTINE BANQUET Kathryn H. Hamrick of Boiling Springs, the delightful columnist who is dubbed “The Farmer’s Wife”, will be the guest speaker at the Turn To Page 4-B ere, eeste ete, Love Susie Keeter recently asked her second grade students at Grover School to define the word “love.” Their answers were: Su gost” ; : Love is when you help somebody. Love is when you hug somebody. I love my & parents. I love my sister. I love all my family. x / Dee Stewart 9 » Si, oo a= ‘ie oa J. ed < Love is when someone loves you. You love them so they cry. I love my parents, do you? love my sisters, too. I love whole family. A br of bk Ea eh we RL BORE Rh RA Wy ae < », i Jermaine Smith Va %; Love is someone who cares about you. Love is many kisses and hugs, many people hug you and kiss you because they love you. Love is nice. Love is sweet. I love the whole world. They love you. Love is caring. WT Ericka Lomick v aw Tea Love is to help others. Do what they ask us to. To me kisses and hugs are love for me. I like love because that’s what I do. * Cindy King 1 a ii Love is when you spend time together. Love is when you are kind to your friends, that is love. Love is when your mom helps say your prayers. Love is when you love your family. \ Tonya Ramsey a Love is giving love to someone. When you kiss your Mom you are giving love to her. When I see someone I always share my love with them. Amica Peeler aVa PAY When it’s Valentine Day I love my family, friends and my teachers. We are going to . have a party on Valentine’s Day. Sed Love Phoutasinh Silaphet. : AW ., Love is to me when my mom hugs me. Love is to me when my friends play with me. Love is to me when my mom spends time with me. o . : I) Brandy Elkins a, ott Oe. : 4 La Love is when someone kisses you. Love is when someone hugs you. My mom loves me. She kisses me and hugs me. My dad loves me. He kisses me and hugs me. Love is when someone loves you like your mom and dad. see SW & o “es Heather Perry . a%a Va v Love is when you help friends. You can love people. I love Valentines Day. Y ou can give valentines. I love people. 4% mn : Jason Childers ©» Love is hugging your mom and dad. Love is kissing your mom and dady. Bobby Dale Philbeck °° . see Someone who cares. Someone who helps you. On Valentines Day you will feel good. They love you very much too. Mama and dad love you very much. I love my family so > much I cry. I love my teachers very much too. PERL LET Joanne Carroll TN BY * Love is when mom hugs me. Love of teachers are very nice. I love my teachers. They are very nice. That’s why love is nice. Jennifer Ledford § Love is someone who loves you. Love is some people who hug you. Love is someone +. who loves the teachers. Love is someone who loves their brother. *e o Cioene Fred Bowen 0 eee” recae’ Cerner TTL Ghat 1 te om rn te yn mn, 7 Spar gn gp tis
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