From Page 1-B
register and Miss Casey
Blankin of Blacksburg
distributed scrolls.
White candelabra enhanc-
ed with ivy and holding
lighted cathedral tapers il-
luminated the alter. The cou-
ple lit a unity candelabrum
while kneeling on a kneeling
bench.
Escorted and given in mar-
riage by her father, the bride
wore a gown of white bridal
satin featuring a victorian
neckline and her great-
grandmother's Cameo
brooch. The fitted bodice
covered in Alencon lace top-
ped with pearls on sequins,
leg of mutton sleeves and
satin bows on shoulders. The
flared skirt was chapel length
edged with galloon lace with
pearls on sequins. The chapel
length veil of illusion of net
edged with galloon lace with
pearls on sequins attached to
a satin head band and alen-
con lace. The gown and veil
was designed and made by
the bride and her mother.
The bride carried a bouquet
of summer flowers with
baby’s breath and ivy.
Attending the bride as
maid of honor was her sister,
Miss Pamela Wray of
Blacksburg. Her gown of
pastel pink of crepe-backed
satin had fitted bodice and
flared skirt with puff sleeves
with bows on the shoulders.
She carried a bouquet of sum-
mer flowers.
Bridesmaid was Miss Lisa
Trusty of Blacksburg. Her
gown and bouquet was like
that of the honor attendant.
Miss Courtney Blankin of
Blacksburg, flower girl, wore
a dress of pastel pink of crepe
backed satin, designed with
fitted botice with short puff
sleeves and sweetheart
neckline. She carried a white
basked filled with rose petals
accented with a pink bow and
. streamers.
Master Charles A. Canipe,
cousin of the bride, of Kings
Mountain was ring bearer.
Deane Mullinax of Gaffney
served as best man and Ted-
dy Smith of Kings Creek serv-
ed as usher.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
William Wray of Blacksburg
and granddaughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Hugh
Canipe of Kings Mountain
and Mrs. Eunice Wray, and
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the late James Wray, of
Blacksburg.
The bridegroom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Mullinax of Gaffney and
grandson of Mrs. Edna Shell
of Gaffney.
Following the ceremony
the bride’s parents and fami-
ly hosted a reception. The
tables were covered with lace
cloths and a pink and white
color scheme was carried
out. Serving dishes from the
bride’s grandmothers and
great-grandmother were us-
ed. A three-tier white wed-
ding cake was decorated with
pink flowers and love birds,
with a bride and groom on top
as a center piece.
After a wedding trip to the
Western North Carolina
Mountains Mr. and Mrs.
Scott Mullinax will make
their home at Route 3,
Blacksburg.
Following the wedding
rehearsal Saturday the
bride’s parents hosted a
cookout for the wedding par-
ty. The bride chose the occa-
sion to present gifts to her at-
tendants.
On Sunday, June 2, the
bride-elect was honored with
a drop-in miscellaneous
shower at the Antioch Com-
munity Center given by
Joyce Fowler, Hazel Canipe,
Barbara Moss and Pam
Wray. She received many
useful gifts from the guests
who called between the hours
of 2 and 4 pam.
On Sunday, June 23, Miss
Wray was honored with a
linen shower given by the An-
tioch Current Mission Group.
The honoree received many
lovely gifts from guests who
ccalled between the hours of
2:30-4 p.m.
Goforths
Married
On June 22
From Page 1-B
of Grover and Glenda Roby of
Bardstown, Ky., sister of the
bridegroom. Shannon
Goforth, daughter of the
bridegroom, was flower girl.
Trent Goforth, son of the
bridegroom, was ringbearer.
The bridegroom’s father
was best man. :
Groomsmen were Sandy
Moss and Danny Moss, both
of Kings Mountain, brothers
of the bridegroom; Danny
Williams of Kings Mountain,
Roger Goforth of Kings
Mountain, brother of the
bridegroom, and Chuck
Worcester of Gastonia.
Both the mother of the
bride and the mother of the
bridegroom chose pink chif-
fon street-length dresses and
shoulder corsages of pink and
mauve roses.
Wanda Gsellman presided
at the bride’s register.
Michelle Grigg distributed
rice bags to guests and Rita
M. Hagens directed the wed- :
ding.
After the ceremony, the
bride’s parents entertained
at a pink and white wedding
reception in the ‘church
fellowship hall. Assisting in
receiving and entertaining
were Libbie Upchurch, Rita
Moss, Wanda Gsellman,
Doris Upchurch and Debbie
Moss.
The bride’s table, highlight
of decoration, was overlaid
with a lace over pink cloth
and ‘was centered with the
pink and mauve three-tiered
wedding cake enhanced by a
fountain. The cake was cut
and served with punch and
party refreshments.
The bride is the daughter of
Darvin (Lefty) and
Josephine Moss of Kings
Mountain and is the grand-
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Smith of Kings
Mountain. She is a 1978
graduate of Kings Mountain
Senior High School.
Gene and Mary Goforth of
Kings Mountain are the
parents of the bridegroom
who is the grandson of Mrs.
Teal Childers of the Dixon
Community. A 1977 graduate
of Kings Mountain Senior
High School, he owns Little
Dan’s of Kings Mountain and
Gastonia.
The newlyweds have
returned from a wedding trip
to Clearwater Beach, Fla.
and are residing on
Stonehaven Lane in
Gastonia.
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