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Weddings
MRS. KEITH WILLIAM SAINE
(Lori Yvette Powell)
Powell-Saine
Bethpage Lutheran Church in Lincolnton was the
setting May 13 for the wedding of Lori Yvette Powell
and Keith William Saine III.
Rev. John E. Bell officiated the 5 p.m. ceremony for
which Tonya Kesler presented the nuptial music.
The bride wore an ivory floor-length tailored suit
with portrait collar and carried a bouquet of
Casablanca lilies and roses.
Juan P. Huffstetler was matron of honor and only at-
tendant. She wore a black and ivory floor-length crepe
gown and carried a bouquet of Casablanca lilies and
OSes.
The bridegroom's father was best man.
Ushers were Jeff Powell and Palmer Huffstetler Jr.
of Cherryville, Michael Powell, Don Pendleton Jr. and
Johnny Goins, all of Lincolnton, and Mark Medlin of
Raleigh.
Junior groomsmen were Benjamin Powell, Tripp
Huffstetler and Jon Powell.
A reception was held after the ceremony at Club
Carolina in Cherryville.
The bride and bridegroom hosted the rehearsal din-
ner May 12 at Fortenberry's on Pine Mountain.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Merle Powell of
Cherryville and the late Houser Powell. A 1979 gradu-
ate of Cherryville High School and a 1981 graduate of
Central Piedmont Community College, she is em-
ployed by Dr. G. K. Howard Jr. as a dental hygienist.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith William Saine Jr. of Lincolnton
are parents of the bridegroom. A 1979 graduate of
Lincolnton High School, he is a 1983 graduate of
Greensboro College. He is employed by Jim Lail &
Associates of Lincolnton.
The newlyweds have returned from a wedding trip
to Charleston, SC and are residing at 1940 Hidden
Valley Avenue in Lincolnton.
RHONDA LYNN BYRD
DAVID RAY BOLIN
Byrd-Bolin
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Byrd of Route 1, Bessemer
City, announce the engagement of their daughter,
Rhonda Lynn Byrd, to David Ray Bolin, son of
Herman Bolin and Ms. Ellen Bolin, both ‘of Kings
Mountain.
The bride-elect is a graduate of Bessemer City High
School and will attend | Cleveland Community College
in the fall. She is employed by Bolin Day Care in
Kings Mountain.
The bridegroom-to-be is a graduate of Kings
Mountain High School and attended Cleveland
Community College. He is employed by Bridgestone-
Firestone Inc. in Gastonia.
The wedding will be an event of July 1.
Bridal party for Shear
Jean Shear, June 17 bride-elect of Daryl Reed, was
honored at a household shower May 13 at the home of
Vickie Hicks on Oak Grove Road.
Special guests were Mrs. Joan S. Wilson of Shelby,
Mrs. Mary Accor and Miss Darnell Shear of Grover,
sisters of the bride-elect.
The deck of the Hicks home was beautifully deco-
rated with spring flowers and ferns.
Hostesses were Vickie Hicks, Kathy Allen, Sandra
Wilson, Patsy Walker, Sheila Dave, Betty Grant, Billie
Thornburg and Reba Hicks.
Thirty-five guests called between 5 and 6:30 p.m.
Kings Mountain Weather
May 17-30 Year Ago
Total precipitation 1.35 0
Maximum one day .78 (27th) 0
Year to date 20.97 20.86
Minimum temperature 48 (19th) 46 (20th)
Maximum temperature 93 (26th) 93 (26th)
Average temperature 72.7 67.3
JUNE
1-8-15-22-29 - Square Meals,
Court Square, Uptown Shelby,
11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Take a lunch
break on the square. Music and
blankets provided. Lunch can be
purchased. Call Shannon Kennedy,
484-3100.
1-30 - Photographs exhibit,
Gallery, Cleveland Community
College, 8 a.m.-10 p.m. Monday-
Thursday, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Friday.
Works of curriculum photography
students. No fee. Call Hal Bryant,
484-4023.
2 "Summer Reading Club kick-
off, Mauney Memorial Library,
Kings Mountain, 9-11 a.m. (drop-
in). Special live reptile display
from Schiele Museum. No fee. Call
Louise Sanders, 734-4486.
3 - 4-H Horse Show, Cleveland
County Fairgrounds. $2. Call Jo
Herndon, 482-1564.
3 - Yard Sale of Treasures,
Cleveland County Fairgrounds, 8
a.m.-1 p.m. Sponsored by LIVE.
No entrance fee. Call Sarah Wray,
484-5483.
4 - Summer Wildflower Walk, 2
p.m., Crowders Mountain State
Park. Wear comfortale walking
shoes and clothing for leisurely
walk. Limited to 30 people. Call
853-5375 for reservations.
5 - Cleveland County Board of
Education meeting, 7 p.m., County
Office Building Auditorium.
9 - Jazz in June, Court Square,
Shelby, 4-8 p.m. Variety of food
and beverages, sounds of jazz.
Take lawn chair. Fee for refresh-
ments. Call Shannon Kennedy,
Community Calendar
Thursday, June 1, 1995 -THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-rPage 3A
1 USA, 484-3100.
9 - Boys and Girls Club Raffle
and Auction, Cleveland County
Fairgrounds, 7 p.m. Admission
free. Call Ray Hurley, 482-3258.
9-11 - Honalee Tennis
Tournament, Shelby High and
Middle ‘Schools, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Bobby Guffey, 482-8776.
9-12 - "Noises Off," Cleveland
Community College auditorium,
7:30 p.m. (2:30 p.m. on 11th). $6
adults, $5 students and senior citi-
zens. Dottie McIntyre, 484-4025.
10-11 - Piedmont Stockdog
Trials N.C. State Championship,
Dr. Ousley's farm, NC 182 between
Polkville and Lawndale. 8 a.m.-5
p-m. Sheep herded around obstacle
courses by Border Collies.
Concessions available. Take lawn
chair. No spectator fee. Ben
Ousley, 538-3992.
Special Events:
Every Saturday - Live bluegrass
and gospel music, Bluegrass Inn
#2, 1370 S. Lafayette St., Shelby,
8-11 p.m, featuring J. Max McKee
and the McKee Family, plus guest
band. $6. Teena McKee, 487-1214.
First and third Saturday - Square
dancing, Wagon Wheelers Club,
County Office Building, 130 S.
Post Rd., Shelby. 7:30 p.m., work-
shop, 8-10:30 p.m. dance. $3. Max
Morrow, 487-6039.
Every Sunday - Kings Mountain
Fire Truck Museum, Cleveland
Avenue, 2-5 p.m. Fire trucks from
1912, 1924, 1930, 1936, 1938. All
states patch collection. Free. Call
Frank Burns, 739-0555.
Town and Country GC meets
Town and Country Garden Club
met May 11 for their final meeting
before a summer break.
Members took salads, desserts
and vegetables for a covered dish
meal.
Connie Bell read the Club
Collect before the meal.
Lou Ballew, vice-president,
thanked Carolyn Cobb and Donna
Logan for their participation in the
Tour of Homes. Carolyn arranged
ferns and Donna arranged roses in
a birdbath for two of the homes on
the tour.
Virginia Crawford and Sue
Moss were thanked for serving as
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the telephone committee for the
year.
Mrs. Ballew installed the new
officers for 1995-96. She used the
topic," She Who Loves A Garden"
by Mary Engelhardt for the instal-
lation service. Lou compared the
wind to the secretary who gently
puts everything together. Connie
Bell was installed as the new sec-
retary. The rain was described as
pennies from heaven. Nancy Scism
was installed as the new treasurer.
The sun in a garden is very bright
and likened to the vice-president,
Donna Logan. A garden's earth is
the solid part and compared to the
new president, Dot Dixon.
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turn left on Elm St. one block fo parking lot at rear of mill
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