BOOSTER CLUB QUEENS - The Kings Mountain High Booster’s Club's Little Wee Miss and
Little Miss Kings Mountain's were recognized Friday night prior to the opening football
game of the 1984 season at John Gamble Stadium. Left is Bevin Willis, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Tim Willis. She is Little Wee Miss Kings Mountain. Right is Laura Beth Moss, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Moss. She is little Miss Kings Mountain., The Little Wee Miss and Little
Miss pageants are sponsored by the Booster’s Club each spring to raise money for the KMHS
athletic department.
Luncheon Honors Cathy
Aunts of the bride-elect
honored Miss Cathy McDaniel,
bride elect, at a miscellaneous
bridal shower August 10 at 7
p.m. at Bethlehem Baptist
Church Chapel.
Entertaining together were
Mrs. Jo Sellers, Mrs. Helen
McDaniel, Mrs. Lib McDaniel,
Mrs. Ruth Sanders, Mrs. Helen
Roberts and Mrs. Orangel
McDaniel.
The refreshment table,
highlight of decoration, was
overlaid with white lace cloth
and arranged with a five-branch
candelabrum set with pink
tapers and pink and lavender silk
flowers. The windows of the
Chapel were decorated with
Cindy Swofford Honored
At Miscellaneous Shower
Miss Cindy Swofford, bride-
elect, was honored Friday even-
ing at a miscellaneous bridal
shower at the Fellowship Hall of
El Bethel United Methodist
Church. ;
Thirty guests called during the
evening and presented the bride-
to-be with gifts for her new
home. Miss Swofford was
presented a shoulder corsage to
wear with her orchid party dress.
Hostesses were Edna Gantt,
Marie Gantt, Ronda Gantt, An-
nette Ross, Joyce Beam, Myrtle
Greene, Linda McPearson, Sara
Foster, Marie McKay, Diane
Blanton, Faye Swofford, Melissa
Swofford and Janet Swofford.
A color theme of pink and
white featured decorative details
and refreshments. A miniature
bride and bridegroom figurine
centered the gift table which was
also arranged with Fall colors.
Present as special guests were
Mrs. Donald Jones of Walla
Walla, Washington, mother of
the bridegroom-lect, and Mrs.
Corrine Swofford of Kings
Mountain, mother of the bride-
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Kelleys Wed Saturday
In Dunwoody, Georgia
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the reception were Cheryl Clark,
Jeannie Clark Mars, Susan
Clark, Sue Clark, all cousins of
the bride, Sandra Kelly Wingo
and Tina Wingo, sister and neice
of the bridegroom.
After a wedding trip the
newlyweds will be at home in
West Hartford, Connecticut.
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A bridal luncheon on Friday,
Sept. 7th, at Houlihans’s
Restaurant in Dunwoody, Ga.
honored the bride-elect and was
hosted by Mrs. Moffatt Ware of
Concord, Mrs. Richard
McMackin of Winston-Salem,
both formerly of Kings Moun-
tain, Mrs. H. Carl Mayes and
Mrs. Charles Dilling, both of
Kings Mountain.
Handmade bridal wreaths
decorated the tables at which
guests were served luncheon.
Champagne toasts were made to
the bride-elect by various
members of the bridal party.
Miss Harrell took the occasion
to present her gifts to her wed-
ding attendants.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Clark
and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R.
Harrell hosted the rehearsal din-
ner on Friday evening.
Out-oftown guests included
Mr. and Mrs. Moffatt Ware of
Concord, Mrs. George Tolleson
and family of Columbia, S. C.,
and William Herndon, Jr.,
Robert Herndon, David Hern-
don and Virginia Herndon, all
cousins of the bride-elect, from
Kings Mountain.
BILTMORE HOUSE
AND GARDENS
CHRISTMAS TOUR
Sat., Dec. 15, 1984
ADULTS ONLY, $40.00 per person.
Transportation,
Includes:
admis-
magnolia leaves, pink candles,
and crepe myrtle.
The hostesses took the occa-
sion to present Miss McDaniel
with a corsage of silk baby or-
chids which she pinned to her
party dress. They also presented
her with their wedding gifts and
guests showered the bride-elect
with gifts for her new home.
The first letter of every
continent's name is the
same as the last: AmericA,
AntarcticA, EuropE, AsiA,
AustraliA, AfricA.
Cathy Given Shower
Miss Cathy McDaniel, whose
wedding to Eric Moore took
place Saturday, was honored
Saturday, Aug. 25th, at a
bridesmaids luncheon at the
home of the bride-elect’s aunt,
Mrs. Margie Kircus, in Belmont.
Entertaining with Mrs. Kircus
all aunts of the bride-<lect, were
Mrs. Frances . Lail of Kings
Mountain, Mrs. Gloria Gordon
of Kings Mountain, Mrs. Ann
Midview
Midview Baptist Church will
celebrate Homecoming Day
Sunday with special services.
Picnic dinner will be spread at
Robinson of Gastonia and Mrs.
Gail Moss of Conway, S.C.
The 20 guests included the
bridal party, including the
bridesmaids, honorary
bridesmaids and child atten-
dants, and Mrs. Clyde
McDaniel, mother of the bride-
elect; Mrs. Mylie Huffstetler,
grandmother of the bride-elect;
Mrs. Jack Moore, Jr., mother of
the bridegroom-to-be, and Mrs.
James Cole, grandmother of the
bridegroom-to-be.
Guests found their places at
tables decorated with mixed
floral arrangements and place
cards of tiny grapevine wreaths.
Candles, magnolias and other ar-
rangements of mixed flowers
were used throughout the house.
Miss McDaniel took the occa-
sion to present her gifts to her
bridal attendants.
Homecoming Sunday
1 p.m. and a song service, featur-
ing the Golden Chords of
Woodruff, S.C. and the Trutone
Quartet of Greer, S.C., will be
featured at 2 p.m.
Members, former members
and friends are invited to par-
ticipate in the activities of the
day.
Thousands Of Women
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BE A WINNER
LIKE SHANNAN
Shannan currently holds 52 titles and many other runner-
up events. All the years of pageantry experience will be pass-
ed on to you in the form of a Pageant Workshop.
Sept. 29, 1984 From 9 A.M.-6 P.M. areas covered will
be modeling, interview, wardrobe, talents, a make-artist to
do your make-up. $25.00 entry fee.
Individual instructions are also available. Appointments
can be made. $7.00 an hour. Compare to prices of $20.00 an
hour.
This workshop will prepare you for the first pageant of the
Little Miss N.C. State Pageant 1984-85 Season.
This Will Be The Little Miss Greater Piedmont
October 20, 1984
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sion, tour guide at the estate and
traditional "turkey and dressing”
luncheon at the beautiful Deerpark
Restaurant on the Estate. Also last
minute Christmas shopping at
Asheville Mall. For more informa-
tion and reservations, call
739-8707.
Little Miss North Carolina, Inc.
302 W. Washington Ave. ® Bessemer City ® Trish & Jeff Helms o Telephone (704) 629-5185
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