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CHRISTMAS FRUIT AND TURKEY SALE—Boy Scouts in First Baptist Troop 92 are busy
conducting the annual
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Luncheon
Honors
Theresa
Mrs. George B. Thomasson
and her daughter, Ann Ar-
thur Thomasson, were
hostesses Sept. 27th at a
bridesmaids luncheon honor-
ing Miss Theresa Neisler,
bride-elect.
The 18 guests were served a
three course luncheon from
tables appointed in the wed-
ding colors of yellow and
white.
Present as special guests
were Mrs. Joe Neisler,
mother of the bride-elect, and
Mrs. Odell McKeithan of
Bolton, N.C., mother of Miss
Neisler’s fiance, Garry
McKeithan. Mrs. Mike Dixon
of Bolton, sister of the
bridegroom-to-be, was also a
special guest.
Upon arrival, Miss Neisler
was presented a shoulder cor-
sage in yellow and white from
the hostesses and their wed-
ding gift.
Miss Neisler took the occa-
sion to present her gifts to her
wedding attendants.
Bethlehem Women
To Sell Hot Dogs
Ladies Auxiliary of
Bethlehem Volunteer Fire
Department will sponsor a
hot dog sale Saturday in con-
junction with a Turkey Shoot
starting at 9 a.m.
Hotdogs with accessories
will be sold beginning at 11
a.m. in the Fire Department
building.
All proceeds are earmark-
ed for the Fire Department.
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Scouts Ra
Thirty-one Boy Scouts in
Troop 92 of First Baptist
Church are busy this week of-
fering Thanksgiving turkeys
and Christmas fruits and
turkeys to the public as a
fund raising effort.
All proceeds from the se-
cond annual sale will be used
to send the boys to camp and
pay other expenses of boys at
camps and hiking projects
during the year, and their on-
going activities.
The Scouts are offering
naval oranges, hamlin
Christmas fruit and turkey sale. From left, Jay Jenkins and Trey
ake an order from Ree Byrd of Mountain Video.
ise Funds
oranges, orlando tangelos,
pink grapefruit, white
grapefruit, Washington State
apples, and 8-10 pound smok-
ed turkeys with delivery on
Nov. 22 in time for
Thanksgiving and delivery on -
December 6. The sale will
end on Nov. 24. :
Contact Paul Ledford,
739-9379; Jim Ferebee,
739-6980; Jack Howell,
739-3111; or Lee McIntyre at
739-6686 or any member of
Boy Scout Troop 92 to place
an order. :
Drop-In Linen Shower
Honors Local
Miss Faye Ramey, whose
wedding to Clyde Kerns takes
place Nov. 22 in Central
United Methodist Church,
was honored Sunday after-
noon at a drop-in linen
shower at the home of Mrs.
Joe Neisler, Jr. on Phifer
Road.
- Entertaining together were
Mrs. Neisler’s daughter,
Mrs. Stella Putnam; Mrs.
Elaine Grigg, Mrs. Susan
Hart, and Mrs. Juanita Clon-
inger.
Guests showered the bride-
to-be with linen gifts for her
new home.
Miss Ramey, who wore a
long burgundy fitted skirt
Bride-Elect
and lacey blouse, was
presented a corsage of
sweetheart roses from the
hostesses who also took the
occasion to present their wed-
ding gifts.
Party refreshments were
served from a buffet table
decorated in Fall flowers.
Out-of-town guests includ-
ed the bride-to-be’s sisters,
Mrs. Jimmy Yokeley of
Charlotte and her sister-in-
law, Mrs. Butch Kerns of
Charlotte. Present as special
guests were Mrs. W.D.
Kerns, mother of the
pridegroom-to-be, and Mrs.
Burris Ramey, mother of the
bride-elect.
Party At Lake Montonia
Honors Engaged Couple
Eight couples honored
engaged pair Miss Faye
Ramey and Clyde Kerns on
Oct. 11th at the Lake Mon-
tonia home of Mr. and Mrs.
George Thomasson.
Entertaining with the
Thomassons were their
daughter, Miss Ann Arthur
Thomasson; and Mr. and
Mrs. L.E. Hinnant, Mr. and
Mrs. Will Herndon, Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Herndon, Mr. and
Mrs. Wilson Griffin, Dr. and
Mrs. Nathan Reed, Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Tate, all of Kings
Mountain and Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Teer of High Point.
The 40 guests were served
barbecue with all the trimm-
ings from tables overlaid
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ranged with Fall flowers.
Lanterns were used to
decorate the yard and porch
and drawings of pigs on trees
leading up to the house mark- §
ed the location of the party
for arriving guests.
Present as special guests
were Mr. and Mrs. W.D.
Kerns, parents of the
bridegroom-to-be; Mr. and
Mrs. Burris Ramey, parents
of the bride-elect; Mr. and
Mrs. Jimmy Yokeley of
Gastonia, sister and brother-
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Mr. and Mrs. Butch Kerns of
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The home of Mr. and Mrs.
William Herndon on Herndon
Farms Road was setting for
an outdoor barbecue Satur-
day evening honoring Miss
Leigh Mauney and Wally
Davis, whose wedding takes
place Nov. 1.
Entertaining with the
Herndons were Mr. and Mrs.
James Herndon, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Neisler, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Neisler, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Neisler and
Vr. and Mrs. John O. Plonk,
T.
Joe Neisler was chef for the
event and barbecued on the
site under a striped tent.
Guests also enjoyed
brunswick stew, slaw, corn-
bread, barbecue with all the
trimmings and dessert.
The buffet table and tables
and chairs for seating of 60
guests were arranged on the
terrace of the beautiful Hern-
don home. The table center-
piece, which was created by
Mrs. James Herndon, was a
combined of football mums to
create a white pe complete
with snout and curly tail.
Checked cloths overlaid all
the tables which were ar-
ranged with greenery and
lanterns. A big bonfire kept
the guests warm as a full
harvest moon rose in the sky.
Special guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Mauney,
parents of the bride-elect;
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Davis,
arents of the bridegroom-to-
e; Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Mauney, grandparents of the
bride-elect, all of Kings
Mountain, and Mr. and Mrs.
William Berkeley, aunt and
uncle of the bride-elect.
The hosts took the occasion
to present their wedding gifts
to the engaged pair.
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Wednesday, October 22, 1986-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Page 7B
Bob Hayes Is Winner
In Herald Grid Contest
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tain predicted 17 of 20 win-
ners to take the $100 prize in
last week’s Herald football
contest.
Hayes picked seven of 10
winners of area high school
games and hit all 10 winners
in area college games.
His only misses were
Hunter Huss’s win over East
Mecklenburg, Chase’s vic-
tory over South Point and
Mooresville’s win over Cher-
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Other winners were Kings
Mountain over R-S Central,
Ashbrook over In-
dependence, North Gaston
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East Gaston, Maiden over
Bessemer City, Shelby over
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Auburn over Georgia Tech,
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Georgia Southern, Alabama |
over Tennessee, Michigan :
over Iowa, Michigan State 3
over Illinois, Arkansas over i
Texas and North Mecklen-
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752, Kings Mountain, N.C. 3
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