Mr. a and Mr Wilite Herel of Bakerville 1 announce the engagement
and: forthcoming wedding of their. daughter, Main A. Herrell, “of
Shelbys {0 oy WwW Sellers of Kings Mountain.
of Soe M
City Clerk!
a HERRELL
Joby} W. SELLERS
achelor's degree in ‘Adminisirative NRE from
Gainer Webh ollege i if Boiling: Springs. She is employed by the City -
of Mr. ‘and Ms. Joseph Wi "Bill" Sellers of Kings
aduate of Kings Mountain. High School and a graduate
iC. Stare University in i where he received a Bachelor’ S de- 3
in as secretary 10. the City: Manager and appointed by |
TAMMY LYNN GILLESPIE
Gillespie: Narborough
“The ngagement of Tammy Lynn Gillespie and Larry L. Yarborough,
Both of Kings Mountain, is announced by her parents, Sandra’ ‘Smith
“Gillespie of Kings Mountain and Larry Dean Gillespie of Gastonia.
Yarborough is the son of Mae Gibson of Kings Mountain.
MISS Gillespie is a gradugte of Kings Mountain Senior High ‘School ; Quilting class set a Senior
S ‘and is a junior at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. She ish
J employed part-time acl. €
Penney,
The: bridegronm-to-he |
graduate of Kings Mountain Senior High
School and is employed : at Hayward Pool Products.
The Wedding will be an event of May 8.
Hospital,
DEBRA ELLEN CARPENTER
LOGAN NELSON FLETCHER
Carpenter-Flet
Debra Ellen Carpenter of Gastonia and Logan Nelso
Kings Mountain have announced their engagement and pl
ried April 11 at 3 p.m. at Missionary Methodist Chuteh. .
~The bride-elect is the daughter of the late. Ann an
She is a graduate of Gaston College School of Nursii
the Emergency Room at Kings Mountain
Intermediate, she is a member of the Gaston Cour Ly EM
Fletcher, son of Pauline and William Fletcher of ?
tended Central High School. He is employed by King
Wedding information to the
newspaper is often the last item on
the bride-to-be's list of "things to
do" and often the most overlooked.
Marriage, one of the most im-
portant events in a woman's life,
- should be reported accurately and
who but the bride-elect can provide
this information and in plenty of
time to make the next week's edi-
tion after the wedding.
= Some planning is required be-
- fore the happy couple depart for
= their honeymoon.
- In some instances, brides-elect
+ neglect one important phase of the
« event. Hoping to eliminate some of
= the wedding costs, they use non-
professionals to make the wedding
pictures. Unfortunately, they find
; out to their dismay too late that a
: Polaroid shot or a colored print
: won't produce the results they
want.
: Following the guidelines and
: deadlines for wedding/engagement
information outlined in wedding
: forms provided free at newspaper
: offices will help you to get your in-
= formation in the paper correctly.
WEDDINGS
LIB
STEWART
®
Social
Notes
The form - A form for submit-
ting wedding information is avail-
able from the receptionist at the
front office. Any information not
clearly stated or illegible will be
omitted. The newspaper reserves
the right not to publish any or all
information. A telephone number
must be included with the informa-
tion so that any details may be
checked.
Deadline - To have wedding in-
formation published in the
newspaper, the Lifestyles
Department must receive the com-
pleted form and suitable picture by
the Friday 5 p.m. before the cere-
mony. There is a $5 charge for pro-
cessing of the picture but no charge
for the story.
When it comes to your health, only the best will do. Fortunately, the skilled health care
professionals you need are as close as Gaston Memorial Hospital.
Photos - The bridal picture must
be a black and white 4"x5" inch
glossy print. High quality color
pictures are acceptable but we can-
not guarantee a good reproduction
of any color photograph. Polaroid
pictures are not acceptable. The
picture may, be of, the couple or the
bride. We try to keep pictures but
the newspaper is not responsible
for photos. Photos may be picked
up from the Lifestyles Department
the day after publication or will be
held for one month. To have a pic-
ture returned, supply a self-ad-
dressed stamped envelope.
ENGAGEMENTS
The form - A form for submit-
ting information is available in the
front office of the newspaper. Any
information not clearly stated or il-
legible will be omitted. Please state
clearly if the parents of either
bride/groom-elect are divorced. It
is imperative that a telephone num-
ber is listed on the form to avoid
errors. Deadline for the weekly
publication is Friday 5 p.m. before
the date of the publication.
The picture - The picture may be
of the couple or of the bride-elect.
The physicians we have on staff have received their training from such highly regarded institutions
as Duke University, The Mayo Clinic, Emory University and Johns Hopkins. As a result, you get
all the benefits of world-class care and the convenience of staying close to friends and family.
Our nursing staff has also earned its rightful place at the leading edge of health care. Two Gaston
Memorial nurses were chosen for the “Great 100” of registered nurses in North Carolina, and a
Gaston Memorial LPN was voted Nurse Of The Year.
| ==\ Gaston
| = / Memorial
Far Advanced. Not Far Away.
Our highly skilled health care team is the most important reason why Gaston Memorial is a health care
leader — and why you will always have the advanced health care you need, right where you need it.
AF getting wedding i in newspaper
Black and white 4"x5" glossy pic-
tures reproduce more clearly. There
is a $5 fee for processing of the
photograph. There is no charge for
the engagement story. Usually, the
bride-elect's parents, or in some
case the couple's themselves, make
the ‘announcement several months
before the nuptials.
The newspaper gladly accepts
party and shower information but
prefers to use the report of the par-
ties in the next edition after they
occur. This information may be
provided by the bride-elect or her
hostess by calling the Lifestyles
editor or submitting the informa-
tion in writing.
BM The Badgett Sisters will per-
form old-time gospel music and
Br'er Rabbit tales as part of the
1992-93 ArtsQuest series "A
Community Adventure in the Arts"
Friday, Feb. 19 at 7:30 p.m. at
Myers Center Auditorium on the
campus of Gaston College. The
performance is free for school-
aged children and adults. Advance
See Lib, 3-B
Do you like to quilt? A new be-
ginner's class starts February 1 at
Kings Mountain Senior Center.
Thelma Gladden will instruct the
12:30 class on Mondays and there
is no charge for reside;
and older.
Call Carolyn Bell at the Sen
Center, 734-0447, to register.
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