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Page 2B-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Wednesday October 22, 1986
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Paden
Gladys Wright admire the
£ many crafts on display at the annual Woman’s Club Fall Festival Wednesday. Large crowds
: attended the annual festival, which included lunch and supper.
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Garden Club Sets Meeting
Jane McPhaul, chairman
of the Sir Walter Raleigh
Historical Gardens, will be
guest speaker Tuesday morn-
ing at 10 a.m. at St.
Matthew’s Lutheran Church
in a program sponsored by
the Magnolia Garden Club.
Members of the Town and
Country Garden Club, Kings
Mountain Garden Club and
Open Gate Garden Club, as
well as all interested citizens,
are also invited to attend the
program and meeting. Mrs.
W.L. Mauney will be hostess.
The Sir Walter Raleigh
Dinner Party
Honors Couple
A dinner party honoring
Miss Faye Ramey and Clyde
Kerns, whose wedding takes
place Nov. 22 in Central
United Methodist Church,
was hosted Sept. 20th at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob
«. Maner.
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Entertaining with the
Maners were their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Bobby Maner. Bo
Maner also assisted his
parents in receiving guests.
Fall flowers decorated the
Maner home.
Supper was served to
members of the two families,
including the bride-elect’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Burris
Ramey; the bridegroom-to-
be’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W.D. Kerns; the bride-elect’s
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Gordon, of
Atlanta, Ga., and Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Hedden.
The hosts took the occasion
to present the engaged pair
with an ice cream maker as a
hostess gift.
Historical Garden is the se-
cond phase in a master plan
for the Sandhills Regional Ar-
boretum, located on a 14
acres, wheel-chair accessible
site on the campus of San-
dhills Community College.
The Landscape Gardening
Program at Sandhills Com-
munity College is unique in
the N.C. Community College
System and was established
in 1968. Sandhills graduates
now work throughout the na-
tion in responsible positions
in the horticulture industry.
Grants from numerous
citizens and private and
public organizations have
made possible the original
classroom building,
greenhouses and equipment.
The historical garden con-
cept, according to local
members of Magnolia
Garden Club, began as part
of the statewide celebration
of America’s 400th anniver-
sary festivities com-
memorating the attempted
colonization of Roanoke
Island in 1584. The plan calls
for a historic replica of a
period garden similar to
those which existed in
Elizabethan times.
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