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BROOKE NICHOLE SCARBOROUGH
Scarborough-Ayscue
Mr. and Mrs. James Scarborough of Kings
Mountain announce the engagement of their daughter,
Brooke Nichole, to David Allen Ayscue, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Bobby Ayscue of Kings Mountain and Ms.
Jean Carter of Henderson.
Miss Scarborough is a 1992 graduate of Kings
Mountain High School and is a student at Belmont
Abbey College. She is employed by Branch Banking
& Trust in Charlotte.
The bridegroom-to-be is a 1988 graduate of Kings
Mountain High School and is a student at Gaston
College. He is employed by the City of Kings
Mountain Fire Department and is also a member of the
Bethlehem Volunteer Fire Department.
The wedding will be an event of June 22.
Open Gate Garden Club
ends year with luncheon
Fifteen members of the Open Gate Garden Club cul-
minted a year of activities with a luncheon at Chantilly
Tea Room in Gastonia May 22.
A pretty potted dwarf petunia in various colors
marked each guest's place. Hostesses were Mrs.
Menzell Phifer, Mrs. Eugene Roberts and Mrs. Bruce
Boyles.
Mrs. Eugene McCarter, president, welcomed mem-
bers and conducted a short business meeting.
Mrs. Sam Collins and Mrs. Charles Baird, who were
among the 250 garden club members from across the
state attending the state garden club convention in
New Bern May 6-9, reported that Mary Louise Michie,
national president, was the keynote banquet speaker.
On May 9 all members were invited to take a tour of
the Elizabethtown Gardens. The local club was one of
three clubs named an honor club in District 3.
Gifts were presented to Mrs. Paul McGinnis, Mrs.
Sam Collins, Mrs. Charles Baird and Mr. Robert
Davies for perfect attendance.
Door prizes were won by Mrs. Norman McGill and
Mrs. Eugene Roberts.
Spectrum drops
in "100" ranking
Spectrum Dyed Yarns Inc.
dropped 11 positions in rank, from
No. 32 in 1995 to No. 43 in 1996,
in the ranking.of North Carolina's
largest closely held 100 companies
by Arthur Andersen, which report-
ed total revenues for the 1996
North Carolina 100 increased six
percent to $15.7 billion, up from
$14.7 billion in 1994.
The report showed, however, a
three percent decrease in overall
employment of the 100 companies
from 1995.
-* The Charlotte company ranks re-
sponding companies according to
their 1995 year-end revenues. This
year marks the 13th year of the list.
What
Are
You
Waiting
For?
JEANNA RENE' JERNIGAN
PHILIP MARK BRYSON II
Jernigan-Bryson
Mr. and Mrs. Morris T. Jernigan of Charlotte an-
nounce the engagement of their daughter, Jeanna
Rene’, to Philip Mark Bryson II, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Phil Bryson of Kings Mountain and the late Susan
Warren Bryson.
The bride-to-be is the granddaughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. John W. Gladden of Kings Mountain and Mr.
and Mrs. Bryan Jernigan of Bells, Tn. The bride-
groom-to-be is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. John B.
Warren of Shelby and the late Mr. and Mrs. Holmes
Bryson of Asheville.
Miss Jernigan is currently living in Raleigh where
she is employed by the Wake County Public Schools
as an itinerant teacher for the hearing impaired. She is
a 1991 graduate of Independence High School,
Charlotte, and a December 1995 graduate of the
University of North Carolina at Greensboro with a
B.S. in Deaf Education.
The bridegroom-to-be is employed by Kings
Mountain District Schools as a third grade teacher at
North Elementary Teacher where he was 1996 Teacher
of the Year. He is a 1988 graduate of Crest High
School in Shelby and a 1994 cum laude graduate of
the University of North Carolina at Charlotte with a
B.A. degree in Elementary Education.
The couple met at Paramount's Carowinds where
they worked as ride supervisors at the Scooby Doo lo-
cation. They began dating on November 13, 1993.
A July 13 wedding at 11 a.m. at Mount Harmony
Baptist Church in Matthews is planned..Afterithe wed-
ding the couple will make their home in Kings
Mountain.
SOCIAL NEWS DEADLINES
The Herald welcomes your social news for publica-
tion in each Thursday's paper. We ask that you follow
these deadlines.
The deadline for B section news such as weddings,
engagements, birthdays, club news, anniversaries, re-
unions, school news, church news, etc., is 12 noon
Monday. Items received after that time will run in the
A section if time and space permit; otherwise, they
will be withheld until the next week.
* of the Month.
Summer Reading
program to begin
Comedy juggler-unicyclist Mark
Lippard will kick off the summer
reading program at Mauney
Memorial Library Monday at 10
a.m. with a performance from the
front porch of the Library. The
public is invited.
Young readers will sit on blan-
kets or chairs on the lawn as
Children's Librarian/Outreach
Coordinator Louise Sanders begins
registration for a program which
will involve 3-5 year old young-
sters on Tuesday at 10 a.m. and 6-
11 year old students on Wednesday
at 10 a.m. every week and groups
of students on Thursday at 10 a.m.
through July 29 except for the July
4th holiday when the library will
be closed.
"Reading is the Name of the
Game" is the theme which will pre-
sent special awards for readers who
earn eight team points this summer.
A tug-o-war between kids in the
program and adult community
leaders will feature closing day ex-
ercises at 6 p.m.
"This program offers incentives
for children ages 3-11 to enjoy
books and we encourage everyone
to read more this summer and en-
joy it," said Sanders.
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50 Lb.
Woodbridge home & 8 Uy
wins "Yard of the Month" LY 0
The Woodbridge Association re- Good Thru 6/1/96 3
cently presented a potted plant to
Danny and Cherry Clark for Yard
The Clarks and their daughter,
Morgan, live at 113 Harbourtown
Drive in East Woodbridge.
Comedy juggler/ unicyclist Mark Lippard wiii kickoff the Summer
Reading Program at Mauney Memorial Library Monday at 10 a.m.
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