MRS. TIMOTHY THOMAS LEACH
(Sharon Allison Dilling)
Dilling-Leach Couple Wed
At Central Methodist Church
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy man for the bridegroom.
Thomas Leach, who were Ushers were Daniel Charles
wed Saturday are on a wed- Dilling and David Thomas
ding trip to Washington, D.C. Dilling, both of Kings Moun-
and afterwards will be at tain, twin brothers of the
home in Charlotte. bride, and John Calhoun
Miss Sharon Allison Dilling Evans, a twin of Charlotte,
became Mr. Leach’s bride in and Mitchell Todd Hamilton
a 12:30 candlelight ceremony of Salisbury. :
in Central United Methodist Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Church attended by family Charles Dilling, brother and
members and close friends.” sister-in-law of the bride,
Rev. George E. Auman of- hosted the wedding reception
ficiated at the doublering after the ceremony at their
ceremony and wedding home on Wales Road.
music was presented by Mrs. The beautiful Dilling home
J. N. McClure, organist, and was decoratedin the wedding
i Mrs. Paul:Allen iRixqny «IT,, - colors of : pink, white and.
? vocalist. Mrs. Dixon sang’ crahberry. The three-tiered
“Be Thou With Them’ and wedding cake, highlight of
the benedictional “The Wed- decoration for the brides
ding Prayer.” table, was topped with a
The alter of the church was heirloom bride and groom
arranged with cranberry figurine which has been used
stock, cranberry and white at weddings in the bride’s
cushion pompoms and mauve family for many years. The
pik shasta daisies planked cake was also decorated with
y spiral candelabra and. swans and fresh mauve
white pine and ivy. In the nar- * flowers. Heirloom
thex was an arrangement of crystal vases held ar-
white snapdragons, mauve rangements of white and pink
pink Alstroemeria lilies, pink snapdragons, orchid daisies,
miniature carnations, and white and yellow cushion
white and cranberry mums and blue dutch iris.
coushion pompoms. ~~ The wedding cake was cut
John Berry Dilling and served with punch and
escorted his daughter to the party refreshments.
altar and gave her in mar- = Matthew Mahood Dilling,
riage. The bride wore a for- nephew of the bride, was
mal wedding gown and veil acolyte and lit the altar
designed and made by the candles in the sanctuary.
bridegroom’s mother and Miss Katherine Jane Dilling
also wore the pearl earrings of Kings Mountain, niece of
worn by the bridegroom’s the bride, presided at the
mother on her wedding day. register at the church and
The dress, of white bridal program attendants were
satin and cotton imported Miss Elizabeth Ann Dilling
Belgium lace, featured a high and Miss Marylee Hoyle Dill-
neckline and lace bodice with ing, both of Kings Mountain,
hand-stitched lace nieces of the bride;
medallions enhancing the Master Micah Luke Dilling,
bodice and long sleeves. Mat- nephew of the bride. Mrs.
ching lace trimmed the full Charles Troy Carpenter, Jr.
skirt which spread ha sweep of Kings Mountain, aunt of
train. Her fingertip length the bride, directed the wed-
veil was attached to a lace ding.
headpiece and she carried a The bride’s mother chose a
nosegay of white sweetheart street-length dress of royal
roses and white i blue silk and a corsage of
with mauve and cranberry white sweetheart roses.
satin streamers. ;
Miss Karen Lynn Davis 0 Turn To Page 4-B
Shelby attended the bride as s
maid of honor and junior at- Dinner
tendants were her nieces,
Miss Sarah Lillian Dilling of ~~ Honors
Kings Mountain and Miss
Caroline Thompson Parson of
and
Spartanburg, S.C.
All the attendants wore
satin mauve tea length gowns
trimmed in lace with lace at
the neck and sleeves and
satin bow at. the ‘waistlines.
They : carried ‘pink carna-
tions. ht vant Ne Dib
Miss Laura Aileen Parson
of Spartanburg, S.C., niece of
the bride, was flower girl and
wore a gown of sugar plum
satin over silk taffeta with
high waist and ruffles on the
floor length skirt. She carried
a white basket of sugar plum
bows and white petals.
Two sets of twins were
among the wedding party.
Thomas Thaddeus Evens of
Charlotte, a. twin, was best
Couple
Miss Sharon Dilling and
Tim Leach were honored
after their wedding rehearsal
Friday evening at a rehear-
sal dinner at Holiday Inn.
Fnicrisining were the
bridegroom-to-be’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Francis
Leach of Charlotte.
The pink and mauve theme
of the wedding was carried
out in decorative details.
Guests included the two
families and close friends.
Mr. Leach and Miss Dilling
took the occasion to present
gifts to members of their
wedding party.
Nominations are being ac-
cepted for the 1987 Presiden-
tial Awards for Excellence in
Science and Mathematics
Teaching program.
Teachers can be nominated
by colleagues, ad-
ministrators, students or
parents of students. The
deadline for postmark of
nominations is March 2.
The Presidential Awards
program honors six teachers
in each state and jurisdiction,
with two of the six receiving
the Presidential Award dur-
ing an expense-paid trip to
Washington, D.C., in
November.
Engagement
Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R.
Neu, Jr. of Mint Hill an-
nounce the engagement of
their daughter, Janice Lea, to
Richard Alan Anderson, of
Morganton, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth T. Anderson of
Wadesboro, formerly of
Kings Mountain.
graduate of Independence
High School and attended
Central Piedmont Communi-
ty College. She is employed
by Belk’s Department Store.
The bridegroom-to-be is a
1976 graduate of KMSHS and
attended Wingate College,
graduating with B.A. in
Parks and Recreation
Management. He is
employed by Western North
Carolina Center for the Men-
tally Retarded in Morganton
as a recreational rehabilita-
tion specialist.
The couple plans a
February 14 wedding in
Kings Mountain’s Central
United Methodist Church at 2
p.m.
Shane Farris
Award Winner
Shane Farris, son of
Mr.and Mrs. Paul R. Farris
of Kings Mountain, has been
named a United States Na-
tional Award winner in band
by the U. S. Achievement
Academy.
He will be recognized in the
official yearbook published
nationally.
He was nominated by Band
Director Chris Cole.
Farris is the grandson of
Mr.and Mrs. Lawrence Ross
and the late Mr.and Mrs.
Walter Farris.
KIWANIS CLUB
Kings Mountain High foot-
‘ball coach Denny Hicks will
present the program at
Thursday night’s meeting of
the Kings Mountain Kiwanis
Club. John Pettus, sponsor of
Central School’s Student
Council Drug Abuse and
Prevention Program, will
lead the program on Thurs.,
Jan. 22.
This award carries with it a
$5000 National Science Foun-
dation grant, in addition to
other honors and gifts.
To be eligible, a teacher
must be assigned during this
school year at least half-time
to classroom teaching of
science or mathematics in a
public or private middle/-
junior or senior high school in
North Carolina. Teachers
must also have a minimum of
five years teaching ex-
perience in science or
mathematics.
Supported by the NSF and
managed by the National
Science Teachers Associa-
tion, the Presidential Awards
program recognizes teachers
Wednesday, January 14, 1986-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Page 3B
who have demonstrated
classroom excellence. These
teachers serve as models for
the teaching profession.
Nominations must include
name and complete home
mailing address and be mail-
ed by March 2.
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Nominations Being Accepted
Send nominations to Dr.
William E. Spooner, Science
Division, or Dr. Robert R.
Jones, Mathematics Divi-
sion, Department of Public
Instruction, 116 W. Edenton
Street, Raleigh, N.C.
27603-1712.
The bride-elect is a 1979
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