> Page 2C-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Wednesday, November 16, 1988
Weddings
Latham-Smi
Piedmont Baptist Church we..
the setting Saturday for the wed-
ding of Myra LeAnne Latham
and Ricky David Howard Smith.
The Rev. Frank Petrucelli, un-
cle of the bride, officiated at the
double ring ceremony.
Vera Bedsole was pianist and
Jerry Bedsole was vocalist for
the program of wedding music.
Barry Dellinger escorted his
stepdaughter to the altar and
gave her in marriage. The
bride’s wedding gown was a for-
mal design of white satin and
lace with puff sleeves ending
with lace and a bow and ruffle at
her back of the skirt. Her finger-
tip veil of illusion was attached to
a lace and sequinned headpiece.
She carried a bouquet of white
roses, daisies, and small dusty
roses.
Dana Dellinger attended the
bride as maid of honor and
bridesmaids were Terry
Galloway and Selena Short, both
of Kings Mountain. Amanda Col-
lins was flower girl and Rusty
Reynolds was ringbearer.
The attendants wore dusty rose
formals and carried bouquets of
baby’s breath and greenery.
George Smith Jr. of Dallas was
best man for the bridegroom.
Groomsmen were Ricky Good-
win of Dallas and Kenneth
McAteer of Lancaster, S.C.
The bride’s mother and step-
father, Barry and Dianne Dell-
inger, hosted the reception after
the ceremony in the church
fellowship hall.
The sanctuary was decorated
with a brass archway overlaid
with dusty rose colored roses, ivy
MRS. RICKY DAVID HOWARD SMITH
(Myra Le Anne Latham)
Sing-In Scheduled In Shelby
Cleveland County’s first
Handel's Messiah Sing-In will be
held November 20 at 2:30 p.m. at
First Baptist Church in Shelby.
This event is sponsored by the
Cecilia Music Club. A hearty
welcome is extended to everyone
to attend and participate. There
is no registration or admission
charge.
Elizabeth Minus is the conduc-
tor for the Sing-In. She is a music
graduate of Columbia College
and UNC-Chapel Hill. She has
taken advanced studies at
Westminster Choir College and
sung in the Robert Shaw
Workshop.
The accompaniment will be
played by Libby Alexander,
organ, and Helen Gilliatt, harp-
sichord.
Singing the arias and
recitatives will be: Linda Dixon,
Susan Coiner and Dana Jenkins,
sopranoes; Ann Goss,
messosoprano; Tom Mauney,
tenlr; and Andrew Champion,
bass. j
There will be an optional sec-
tional rehearsal on Saturday,
November 19 at 2:30 p.m. at First
Baptist Church for those who
would like to refresh their
memory or learn their parts bet-
ter.
The Messiah Sing-In is a con-
cert in which everyone sings.
The G. Schirmer Edition is the
preferred score to the Sing-In,
and everyone should bring his
own music, paper clips and pen-
cils for easy reference. Copies
are available at Hardin’s
stories or information.
Deadline for all socia
niversary pictures.
HERALD SOCIAL: DEADLINES
The Herald welcomes your social news for publication in the
_ Lifestyles section of each Wednesday’s paper: We ask that you
observe the following guidelines and deadlines when submitting
1 news--including weddings, engagements,
anniversaries, birthdays, club news, women’s news, etc.—-is 5
p.m. Friday. Articles received after that time may appear in
other ‘areas of the paper, if time and space permit, or may be
withheld until the following week.
There is no charge for placing articles in the paper. However,
there is a picture preparation charge of $4 for birthday pictures
and a $5 preparation charge for wedding, engagement and an-
Pictures should be black and white or high quality color pic-
tures. Polaroid pictures are not acceptable. To have a picture
returned, supply a self-addressed, stamped envelope.
Magnivox, 819 S. Lafayette St.,
Shelby.
Sing-Ins or Sing-Alongs have
been a regular musical event in
many cities across America, and
while this is the first one in this
county, the Cecilia Music Club
will consider making it a regular
event.
The list of choruses to be sung
includes: And The Glory of The
Lord, For Unto Us A Child Is
Born, Glory to God, Surely He
Hath Borne Our Griefs, Since By
Man Came Death, Worthy Is The
Lamb, Blessing and Honor,
Hallelujah!
Dick Strachan of Chase Brass
Division recently said, ‘I’ve
waited for a long time to live in a
town where they did this. It’s
taken four moves!’
The Messiah Sing-In will have
the dignity of a concert and the
meaning of a worship service.
The chorus will warm-up at
2:30 p.m. and the public event
will be from 3 p.m. until around
4:15 p.m.
~ Chamber Of Commerce’
Selling Yule Wreaths
The Kings Mountain Chamber
of Commerce will be ordering
Christmas wreaths for mer-
chants to put on their doors for
the Christmas parade.
Anyone wanting to order a
wreath should call Lucille
Williams at the chamber office
(739-4755) by Mon., Nov. 21. The
wreaths will be delivered during
the week of December 5.
BE SURE TO REGISTER FOR THIS PLAYHOUSE
Tickets available at BB&T, First Citizens Bank, First Federal Savings and
Loan, Home Federal Savings and Loan, Peggy's Restaurant or from any
member of THE KINGS MOUNTAIN ROTARY CLUB.
th Vows Spoken Saturday
and baby’s breath enhanced by
Boston ferns. Two seven branch
candelabra holding white tapers
enhanced the setting and in each
window was a candle with
greenery and ribbons.
The bride’s mother and step-
father hosted the reception in the
church fellowship hall which car-
ried out the dusty rose and white
theme of the wedding.
White and dusty roses centered
the bride’s table which was
overlaid with lace over white.
Dusty pink ribbons and dusty
rose floral arrangements were
used throughout the fellowship
hall. The pink and white wedding
cake was served with punch and
party pickups.
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Dellinger
of Kings Mountain are parents of
the bride who is a 1986 graduate
of Kings Mountain Senior High
School and is employed by Kings
Mountain Police Department.
The bride is the granddaughter
of Helen Henson and the late
James Henson and Christine
Latham of York, S.C. and the late
J.M. Latham.
The bridegroom is the son of
Jake and Shirley Underwood of
Charlotte and grandson of Mr.
‘and Mrs. William Beaver of
Dallas. He is a 1987 graduate of
Independence High School in
Charlotte and is employed by
Firestone Textiles in Gastonia.
Debbie W. Crocker of Kings
Mountain directed the wedding.
After a wedding trip to the
mountains of western North
Carolina the newlyweds will be
at home at No. 15 Georgetown
Apartments in Kings Mountain.
Legion Auxiliary
To Meet Thursday
Mrs. Lisa Neisler, Spanish
teacher in the Kings Mountain
District Schools, will present the
program at Thursday night’s
meeting of the American Legion
Auxiliary.
The Auxiliary meets at 7:30
p.m. at the American Legion
Building.
Co-hostesses will be Mrs. Ruth
Gamble, Mrs. Annis Babb and
Mrs. Mallie Parker. Mrs. Parker
is program chairman.
The program is a feature of the
group’s participation in
American Education Week ac-
tivities.
President Myrtle Christenson
said the public is invited.
TANYA MARIE BROWN
ABDULKARIM HASSAN ABDI
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - Mrs. Margaret Brown of Kings
Mountain announces the engagement of her daughter, Tanya Marie,
to Abdulkarim Hassan Abdi, of Charlotte, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Hassan Abdi of Mogadisho, Republic of Somali, East Africa. The
bride-elect is a 1986 graduate of Kings Mountain Senior High School
and is attending Gaston College. She is employed by Thermocote
Welco. The bridegroom-to-be is a 1983 graduate of Mogadisho High
School and holds an Associate Degree in Mechanical Engineering
from Central Piedmont Community College. He is employed as
Manager of Crown Petroleum, Inc. in Charlotte. The wedding will
take place Dec. 17.
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