Page 2CKINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Thursday. August 30, 1984
TONI LYNN NICHOLSON
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED-—MTr.
and Mrs. Jessy Boyd
Nicholson of Kings Mountain announce the engagement of their
daughter, Toni Lynn, to Kevin Blake Jones, son of Mrs. Betty Jones of
Kings Mountain and the late Homer Jones. The bride-elect is a 1982
graduate of Kings Mountain Senior High School and is now attending
Gaston College. The bridegroom-to-be is a 1982 graduate of Kings
Mountain Senior High School and is presently employed by Norick
Brothers, Inc. A December 1 wedding is planned at Macedonia Baptist
Church in Kings Mountain.
KM Students Named
To GC Dean’s List
Dallas...Gaston College
students named to the 1984 sum-
mer quarter honor lists have
been announced. Students
achieving the President’s Honor
List are automatically on the
Dean’s List by virtue of their
4.000 averages.
Named to the President’s
Honor List were the following
Kings Mountain students: Alisa
Diane Carroll, 305 East Parker
Street, Marguerite P. Davison,
806 Henry Street, Joyce W. Lan-
caster, 127 Colonial Drive and
John T. Whitaker, Route 1.
Named to the Dean’s List
were: Edgar B. Greene, 308
Stowe Acres, Linda L. Martin,
Route 1, Dumenia R. Ross, Tina
L. Thombs, 513 Sims Street and
Tillie L. Watson, 525 Baker
Street.
Orchestra Schedules
Auditions On Monday
BOILING SPRINGS,
N.C.-Auditions for the prospec-
tive new members of the
Gardner-Webb College LCom-
munity Orchestra will be held
Monday, Sept. 3, from 7:30 to
9:30 p.m. in room 105 of the col-
lege’s O. Max Gardner building.
Anyone who plays a standard
orchestra instrument is invited
to audition, said Dr. Robert
Decker, GW music professor
and orchestra conductor. Or-
chestra members may obtain col-
lege credit by enrolling at
Gardner-Webb, Decker said.
There is
membership.
Concerts will be held on Mon-
day evenings-Nov. 19, Feb. 25,
and April 29. The first full
rehearsal will be Monday even-
ing Sept. 10.
The concerts are open to the
public at no charge.
Gardner-Webb is a liberal arts
college affiliated with the Baptist
State Convention of N.C., offer-
ing associate, bachelor and
master’s degrees. The college is
noted for its independence of
federal funding.
no charge for
Ammons To Give
Senior Vocal Recital
BOILING SPRINGS,
N.C.—-Jeane Ammons, a music
education major at Gardner-
Webb college, will give a senior
vocal recital Tuesday, Sept. 4.
The performance will be held
at 8 p.m. at the college’s Dover
Chapel. It is open to the public at
no charge.
A sporano, Mrs. Ammons will
perform slections by Mozart,
Puccini, and Wolf. She will be
accompanied by Sherry
Lieurance on piano.
Mrs. Ammons is the. wife of
James Ammons of Union Mills,
and the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. George Watson of Ruther-
fordton. She is a secretary of the
Music Educators National Con-
ference, a member of the
American Choral Directors
Association, and a member of
the Gardner-Webb College’s
Chamber Chorus.
Mrs. Ammons is a graduate of
R.S. Central High School.
Gardner-Webb is a liberal arts
college affiliated with the Baptist
State Convention of N.C., offer-
ing associate, bachelor and
master’s degrees. The college is
noted for its independence o
federal funding. -
Chapin-Boggan Couple
Exchange Marriage Vows
Trinity Episcopal Church of
Myrtle Beach, S.C. was the set-
ting August 18th for the wed-
Women Meet
The Gaston County Associa-
tion of Insurance Women held
their August meeting recently at
Biggerstaff Park in Dallas.
Members and guests enjoyed a
covered dish dinner.
A short business meeting was
conducted by President
Elizabeth Hammett.
The association is presently
selling first aid kits to raise
money for next year’s scholar-
ship.
ding of Miss Julia Chapin of
Myrtle Beach, S.C. and Stephen
Wayne Boggan of Myrtle Beach,
S.C., formerly of Kings Moun-
tain.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Hugh
Holcombe. The bridegroom is
the son of Rev. and Mrs. Bob
Boogan, of Charlotte. Rev. Mr.
Boogan, pastor of St. Andrew’s
Methodist Church, is former
pastor of Kings Mountain’s Cen-
tral United Methodist Church.
The bridegroom is a graduate
of Kings Mountain High School
and Wofford College.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Potter of
Kings Mountain attended the
wedding.
Wilson
To Celebrate
Anniversary
Friends and relatives are in-
vited to attend the 60th wedding
anniversary celebration of Mr.
and Mrs. Haskell C. Wilson on
Sunday, Sept. 16th, from 2 until
5 p.m. at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Wright, 204 Winter
Street, Swannanoa.
The couple request no gifts -
but issue an invitation to their
friends and relatives to help
them celebrate the occasion.
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& under)
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Gardner-
BOAT RIDE—Jo Ann and Odus Smith and their son and
daughter-in-law. Greg and Dana Smith. enjoy a cruise on the
Rhein River.
Smiths
Vacation
In Europe
From Page 1
of their vacation, not including
air fare to London, at about
$535 per person including cost
of nice hotels and including
many meals. Most of the tours,
like the Smiths selected, include
sightseeing and excursions in-
cluded in the overall price of the
holiday.
“We just had a super time”,
said Jo Ann Smith, “an unforget-
table vacation for all of us.”
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