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MRS. CHARLES EVERETT HAMILTON IV
Minnix-Hamilton
Lafayette United Methodist Church in Shelby was the setting
Saturday for the wedding of Amy Elizabeth Minnix and Charles Everett
Hamilton IV.
Rev. James L. McKinney officiated the ceremony for which Mrs. Jill
Martin was soloist and Tommy Greene was organist.
The bride's father gave her in marriage. The bridegroom's father was
best man.
Susan Gidney of Shelby was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were
Virginia Hamilton of Gastonia, Nancy Holsenbeck of Chapel Hill and
Carmen Hunsinger of Shelby.
Paul Minnix was ringbearer.
Ushers were Wayne Hamilton, Bo Ballard and Rusty Bumgardner, all
of Kings Mountain, and Steve Minnix of Shelby.
The bride, daughter of Mrs. Jane Corey and Steve Minnix, both of
Shelby, is a graduate of Shelby High School and Gaston College School
of Nursing. She is employed as a registered nurse at Cleveland
Memorial Hospital in Shelby.
The bridegroom is the son of Marilyn Hamilton of Gastonia and
Charles Hamilton III of Kings Mountain. He is a graduate of Kings
Mountain High School and Appalachian State University with a B.S. de-
gree in Computer Science. He is employed at Medical & Professional
Systems in Charlotte as a computer programmer.
After a wedding trip to Charleston, SC the newlyweds will reside in
Shelby.
Amy Minnix ‘and Jane Corey hosted the reception in the church fel-
lowship hall after the ceremony.
The bridegroom's parents hosted the rehearsal dinner Friday night in
the church fellowship hall.
KAREN LYNN DIXON
RODNEY DALE COBB
Dixon-Cobb
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dixon announce the engagement of their
daughter, Karen Lynn Dixon, to Rodney Dale Cobb, son of Bill Cobb
and Sarah Katherine "Kitty" Cobb. Both families are of Kings Mountain.
Miss Dixon is a 1981 graduate of Kings Mountain Senior High
School and attended Cleveland Community College. She is employed as
administrative manager at Office America, Gastonia.
Cobb is a 1982 graduate of Kings Mountain Senior High School and
attended Gaston College. A United States Army veteran, he is employed
by Performance Friction Corporation in Clover, SC.
The wedding will be an event of February 14, 1993.
ednesday, December 23, 1992-THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Page-3B
Twelve Days of Christmas
new tradition for Herndons
Bob and Judy Herndon started a
Christmas tradition with their four
grandchildren.
They call it
Christmas."
Each day of the 12 days before
Christmas, each child selects a
wiapped gift from his or her box
212: Days: of
of 12 presents under the Herndon
Christmas tree.
The grandchildren are Tyler and
Ryan Leach, sons of Lisa and Tim
Leach; Hannah McGill, daughter
of Poppy and Chip McGill; and
Brooke Hayes, daughter of
Melanie and Lynn Hayes.
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City employees enjoy Christmas dinner
City employees, their wives and
husbands gathered for the tradi-
tional Christmas dinner December
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entertainment.
Door prizes, purchased from
donations by department heads and
council members, were presented.
Bonuses and gift certificates
were also presented during the
week.
Toby Sawyer and the Blackburg,
SC All-Male Chorus provided the
Firemen give awards
City firemen held the annual
awards dinner and Christmas party
Saturday night at the Church of
Nazarene Recreation Building.
The coveted awards went to Joe
Hamrick, Fireman of the Year;
Jamie Black, Officer of the Year,
and Ernest Camp, Rookie of the
Year.
Chief Frank Burns made the pre-
sentations.
Thirty people attended.
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Here's a very special holiday greeting to all our
special friends and patrons. We hope this joyous
season brings you joy, love and happiness.
McKenney Family
of Dealerships
KM students on Dean's List
. The following Kings Mountain
students have qualified for the
Dean's List at Appalachian State
University. Students must attain a
3.25 grade point average on a 4.0
scale and carry at least 12 hours of
academic credit to qualify for the
honor:
Leslie Carol Dover, senior, busi-
ness education; Robert Heman
Hager II, sophomore, hospitality
management; Amanda Michele,
Hambright, senior, middle grades
education; Barbara Ann Hawkins,
senior, elementary education;
Michael Andrew Hollifield, sopho-
more, undeclared major; Leigh
Anne Huss, senior, commercial art;
Charity Nicole Jackson, sopho-
more, elementary education; Leigh
Miriam Kendrick, freshman, biolo-
gy, secondary education; Angela
Legion plans dance
American Legion Post 155 will
sponsor a New Year's Eve dance on
December 31 from 9 p.m.-1 a.m. at
the American Legion Building.
Music will be provided bv
Johnny Short and Country
Travelers.
Admission is $15 for couples
and $8 for singles.
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nior, industrial education; Angela
Marie Subler, senior, history, sec-
ondary education; Marsha
Elizabeth Ware, senior, middle
grades education.
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