Page-8B-THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Thursday, June 9, 1994
SHELLEY NICHOLE DIXON
Dixon-Wood
Mr. and Mrs. David B. Dixon of Kings Mountain announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Shelley Nichole, to Mark Elliott Wood, son of Mrs.
Catherine Wood of Mocksville and Marvin Wood of Kings Mountain.
Miss Dixon is a 1994 graduate of Kings Mountain High School and is
currently working part-time at L &S Cafeteria of Shelby and volunteering
at Tel-a-Train of Gastonia. She is pursuing a career in cosmetology and
will be attending college in the fall.
The future bridegroom is a 1993 graduate of Kings Mountain High
School and is employed by Fleetwood Homes of North Carolina in
Mooresboro.
A wedding date has not been set.
Norris-Zwick
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Norris of Kings Mountain announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Shana Marie, to Michael Shane Zwick, son of
Valerie L. Zwick of Gastonia and William L. Zwick of Kailula, Hawaii.
Miss Norris is a 1990 graduate of Hunter Huss High School where she
was a member of Art Guild, Drama Club, Spanish Club, "Who's Who
Among American High School Students,’
and secretary-treasurer of
Thespian Society. She is employed by Anvil Knitwear.
The bridegroom-to-be, also employed by Anvil Knitwear, is a 1990
graduate’ of Hunter”Hdss High School. He was active in the Art Guild,"
Spanish ‘Club ‘andi was ‘named to Who's Who." He i$ attending. Gaston
College.
The wedding will be an event of July 1.
Gamma Beta Phi induction held
Cleveland Community College's
chapter of the Gamma Beta Phi
Honor Society recently held induc-
tion ceremonies.
The 23 initiates were selected
because each has a grade point av-
erage of 3.5 or higher while taking
15 or more quarter hours.
Dr. Collette Deviney, assistant
principal at Burns High, was the
guest speaker. Ron Teague, presi-
dent of the honor society, presided,
and Mark Towery, vice president,
introduced the speaker and led the
invocation. Dr. L. Steve
Thomburg, president of CCC, pre-
sented the credentials and Mrs.
Barbara Taylor, Gamma Beta Phi
advisor, presented special awards
and installed officers.
Deborah W. Harris, former
teacher at Burns High, was pre-
sented the North Carolina Gamma
Beta Phi Excellence in Education
Award. Sandra Jurek was recog-
nized as Gamma Beta Phi member
of the year for receiving the high-
est number of points in various
club activities. Certificates of ap-
preciation were presented to retir-
ing officers Ron Teague, Mark
Towery, Donna Biggers, Carol
McCraw, Tonya Scism, Shaunda
Blanton, John Hawn and Kay
Huskey.
Honor students inducted includ-
ed Terry C. Becton, Jacqueline
Ann Harmon and Michelle M.
Young of Kings Mountain, and Sue
Roberts of Grover.
Frank Love Orchestra to play at CCC
Cleveland Community College
will host Frank Love and the
Cleveland Community College
Orchestra on Father's Day June 19
at 2:30 p.m. in the College's
Student Activities Center.
Proceeds from the concert will
benefit the Dr. Stan Hardin
Memorial Scholarship Fund at the
College.
Performing with the band will be
trumpeter and Shelby native
Johnny Best, who played with
Artie Shaw, Les Brown, Benny
Goodman and Glenn Mlller
Orchestras
Love said that the orchestra will
play music from the Artie Shaw
and Glenn Miller Orchestras from
which Best received notoriety.
General admission tickets are
$6 at the door. Tickets for senior
citizens and students are $5.
SCOUTS IN JUNIOR EVENT - Sloan McDaniel, Holly Hamrick
and Virginia Neisler, left to right, were among local Scouts who took
part in Junior events at Camp Golden Valley in April. Third grade
Brownies from Kings Mountain wrote letters to Director Jill
Rhinehart thanking her for the fun activities. Some vacancies in the
summer resident camp program are available.
News Briefs
Dinner theatr
Kings Mountain Little Theatre
and the Kings Mountain Woman's
Club will present dinner theatre
Friday and Saturday, June 17 and
18, at 6:30 p.m. at the Woman's
Club.
Admission is $15 for dinner and
the show by the Little Theatre, a
repeat performance of "Barefoot In
The Park," a three-act comedy by
Neil Simon.
The evening's entertainment be-
gins with a 6:30 p.m. reception fol-
lowed by dinner at 7 p.m. in the
club banquet room and the play at
8 p.m. in the first floor auditorium.
Dessert will be served during inter-
mission.
Bakers announce
birth of daughter
Dr. and Mrs. Bryan Scott Baker
announce the birth of their first
child, Elizabeth Davis Baker, June
4, 1994. She weighed six pounds, 1
1/2 ounces and was 19 inches long.
Kings Mountain grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. William H. Davis
and Dr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Baker.
Great-grandmothers are Mrs.
Lillian Henderson and Mrs. Elise
Davis. The baby's mother is the
former Pat Davis. ;
Activities slated
at Crowders Park
Special activities are planned
this weekend at Crowders
Mountain State Park.
Saturday at 10 a.m. at the lake
parking area, a basic canoe skills
and safety program will be offered.
Parents and kids age 10 and over
will learn basic skills and safety
procedures of canoeing. Call to re-
serve a place and wear comfortable
clothing and shoes to get wet.
An Easter Box Turtle program
will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at the
park office. Live turtles will be
used. The program will last 45
minutes.
Connie Phifer honored
at bridal luncheon
Bride-elect Connie Phifer was
honored recently at a luncheon at
First Presbyterian Church Manse.
Dr. Jane King and Mrs. Shirley
Austin were hostesses and took the
occasion to present Miss Phifer
with a gift in her china pattern.
Fresh flowers decorated the din-
ing tables.
Thursday,
CLARENCE WHETSTINE
Clarence Whetstine
notes 77th birthday
Clarence Whetstine of Grover
was 77 years old on May 31.
He was honored at a fish fry at
his home on Long Branch:Road on
May 28, hosted by his children,
David, Carolyn and Diane
Whetstine. His grandchildren,
great-grandchildren and brothers
and their families also attended.
Mr. Whetstine's grandchildren
include Bobby Whestine, Tinna
Rhames, Donnie Roper and Kim
Roper. Great-grandchildren are
Barry and Davey Rhames, Whitney
and Trey Roper, Sarah Roper, and
Daniel, Abbey and Rachel
Whetstine.
Shovelin appointed
to state committee
Wayne F. Shovelin, FACHE,
President and CEO for Gaston
Health Care, has been appointed to
the North Carolina Health Planning
Commission's Advisory
Committee on Benefits,
Subcommittee on Primary, Acute
and Chronic Care Services.
The Benefits Committee is one
of 13 such committees charged
with the responsibility of assisting
the Health Planning Commission
develop a universal health care
program to provide all state resi-
dents with access to quality health
care.
Shovelin joined Gaston
Memorial Hospital in 1976.
Friday,
Saturday,
JUSTIN DAVID BECKER
Justin David Becker
celebrates birthday
Justin David Becker celebrated
his first birthday Saturday, May 14.
A cookout for family was held at
the home of his grandparents. Hot
dogs, hamburgers, and all the trim-
mings were enjoyed.
A Bugs Bunny birthday cake
was served.
Justin is the son of Raymond
and Ami Butler Becker.
Grandparents are David and
Donna Butler. Great-grandparents
are Claude and Dorothy Butler and
Connie Putnam.
Dina Foster joins
Shelby law firm
Forrest Donald Bridges and R.
L. Gilbert III have announced that
Dina Farley Foster has become a
partner in the firm of Bridges,
Gilbert and Foster, P.A., 201 S.
Washington St., Suite 201, Shelby.
Foster is originally from
Richmond, Va. and graduated from
Mercer Law School in 1991. She is
married to Skip Foster and lives in
Kings Mountain.
Nominations invited
for Woman of Year
The Gaston County Women's
Commission is accepting nomina-
tions through next Wednesday for
the fifth annual Gaston County
Woman of the Year Award.
Nominations may be made by
civic or service organizations or by
individuals.
For nomination forms, call Terry
Kenny at 704-861-8731.
Sunday,
ASHLEY NAVY
Ashley Navy is
Sweetheart queen
Ashley Danielle Navy was
crowned the 5-6 year-old queen in
the Sweetheart Pageant held
Saturday at the Holiday Inn.
She also received photogenic,
sportswear, most beautiful and tal-
ent awards.
Ashley is the daughter of Danny
and Kim Navy of Kings Mountain.
Songfest to open
A ing events
ounci
several events next week.
A songfest featuring old fa-
vorites will be held Thursday at 2
p.m at Shelby Senior Center, 408
E. Marion St. i
A pizza and movie will feature
the Friday noon program. The
meal, which includes pizza, salad
and dessert, is $3 per person.The
featured film will be "West Side
Story." Call 482-3488 for reserva-
tions.
"Food Safety" will be the pro-
gram topic of Lynn Sullen,
Cleveland Memorial Hospital dieti-
tian, on June 14 at a workshop
from 9:30-10:30 a.m.
The annual dinner meeting of
the Council on Aging will be held
at the Senior Center on Tuesday,
June 14. The Dutch dinner is $6.
Bingo will be the featured enter-
tainment on Thursday, June 16, at
12:30.
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