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ENGAGEMENTS
KATY LEE'ONTEEN MCCRAW
DAVID SCOTT MORRISON
McCraw-Morrison
Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. Slack Jr. and Mr. and
Herald/Times
SUSAN FITZHUGH SPRAGINS
(Bride-elect of Jeremiah Webster Washburn)
Mrs. Eddie D. McCraw Jr. of Blacksburg an-
nounce the engagement of their daughter, Katy
" Lee’Onteen McCraw of Blacksburg, to David
Scott Morrison of Grover, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Morrison of Grover.
The bride-to-be is a 1997 graduate of
Blacksburg High School. She is a member of First
Baptist Church, Grover, and is employed at
Arnold's Jewelry.
The groom-to-be is a 1994 graduate of Kings
Mountain High School and is a graduate of
Gaston College. He is a member of First Baptist
Church, Grover, and is employed by Fred
Caldwell Chevrolet.
A May 1 wedding is planned at First Baptist
Church, Grover.
Bridal shower
for Andrea Shell
A miscellaneous bridal show-
er honoring Andrea Shell,
bride-elect of Mike Philbeck,
Spragins-Washburn
Dr. and Mrs. Joel F. Spragins of Shelby an-
nounce the engagement of their daughter, Susan
Fitzhugh Spragins, to Jeremiah Webster
Washburn of Fayetteville, Arkansas, son of Mr.
and Mrs. James W. Washburn of Nashville, TN.
The brie-to-be is a student at the University of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She will graduate
in May, 1999 with a degree in Elementary
Fellow.
Education. She is a North Carolina Teaching
The prospective bridegroom is a student at the
University of Arkansas. He will graduate in
December, 1999 with a degree in International
Economics. He is a varsity football player.
The wedding will be Saturday, June 12, 1999.
Persons who are interested in
teaching a craft, concept, or par-
ticular skill to a small group of
youth during June or July are
asked to contact Greg Traywick,
county extension director, at
ALBA ALICIA AGUILAR
JEFFREY ADAM GUY
Aguilar-Guy
Alba Alicia Aguilar and Jeffrey Adam Guy,
both of Kings Mountain, announce their plans to
be married on April 17. :
The bride-to-be is the daughter of Alba Alicia
Knight of Duval, WA, formerly of Sonora,
Mexico, and the late Sergio Aguilar Bohomer. She
is an elementary school teacher and lab techni-
cian.
The prospective bridegroom is the son of Edgar
and Judy Beard Guy of Kings Mountain. He is an
auto cad designer and house plan designer.
Social Deadlines
The Herald welcomes your social news.
Deadlines for all social news, including wed-
dings engagements, birthdays, anniversaries, club
news, community news, and church news, is 12
noon Monday.
Wedding and engagement forms are available
at the receptionist’s desk at the Herald, 824-1 East
Kings Street, Kings Mountain.
Learn to garden
with books
from the library
New books on home and garden at
Mauney Memorial Library:
Aronson, Tara. Simplify Your Rose
Household (Reader’s Digest, 1998).
Maintaining a well organized home Turner
doesn’t have to mean constant care mE
and cleaning. This book offers hun- 3 .
dreds of simple solutions that will ~~ Librarian
save you time and money and let you manage your
dream hose without the burden of endless. chores.
Baroni, Allona. Simplify Your WEdding (Reader’s
Digest, 1998).
ying the knot doesn’t have to mean tying yourself
in knots. This book offers hundreds of practical, simple
* solutions that will save you time and money nd guide
you every step of the way.
Carpening, Sara and Mary Barber. Simplify
Entertaining. (Reader’s Digest 1998).
Giving the perfect party doesn’t have to mean end-
less lists, days of preparation, and more stress than fun.
This book offers hundreds of practical, simple solutions
that will save you time and money and let you enjoy
yourself in the process.
Hodgson, Larry. “Houseplants for Dummies” (IDG
Books 1998).
Through this indispensable indoor gardener’s com-
pani, you will learn easy to follow guidelines for se-
ecting healthy plants, keeping them lush and trans-
forming your home into nan paradise.
Lilienfeld, Robert. “Use Less Stuff; Environmental
Solutions For Who We Really Are” (Fawcett 1998).
This ground breaking consumer guide suggests
helpful money and energy saving tips for everyone *
who cares about how we live today and tomorrow.
Lydecker, Toni. “Serves One; Super Meals for Solo
Cooks” (Lake Isle Press, 1998).
This is an enchanting book filled with helpful tips
and tempting, easy to make recipes that area a deft mix
of the practical and sophisticated.
Moosbrugger, Patty. “Solve it with Salt” (Three Rivers
Press 1998).
From cleaning and grooming to first aid and garden-
ing, the handy uses for common, inexpensive table salt
never seems to end.
Senior Center, 482-3488.
*Senior Center volunteer ap-
preciation, Shelby Senior
Center, 408 E. Marion St.,
Shelby, accepting reservations
now for brunch and awards cer-
According to Sandi Bolick,
Director of Blood Services for
the Cleveland County Chapter,
each unit of blood donated
could help as many as five sick
or injured persons.
Lindsay promoted
to Marine Pfc.
Marine Pfc. David G.
Lindsay, son of Ellen Lindsay of
107 Laws Lane, Kings
Mountain, recently was pro-
moted to his present rank while
serving with the Marine Corps
Detachment, U.S. Army
Quartermaster Center, Fort Lee,
was given by Mrs. Dot Ham 482-4365 to volunteer. emony for all senior center vol- Virginia.
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Bouchard home, on Persimmon Feeder. calf sale set "honored during the ceremony. € : He hon AL crt 0 §
Creek Road. af Shelby Tivestook “*Social/spring dance, April 9, A *
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honored the bride during the is working with the N.C. Ages 55 and up. $3. Musi Y S h G i 1 | 2
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Monday at 7 p.m. weight, breed, frame score, and ~~ Church in Kings Mountain on
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Democrats will hold their added interest among cattle 0 appointment 18 led. * .
precinct meeting Monday, buyers and help producers earn To donate, one must be in A Diamond Peel A :
March 29 at 7 p.m. at the added profits on sale day. good health, weight at least 110 Sk { \ ; } A :
National Guard Armory, 300 All cattle consigned to the pounds and be 17 years old or Y A holistic technologist for today’s beauty demands. It provides gentle & effective X
Phifer Road. sale must come directly from older Y mechanical peeling of the skin called microdermabrasion. i
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Billie Hicklin, Rev. Steve Akers, sold. The cosigner will not have 1D EN §) nly A treatments. It is intense pulse light therapy which can be customized to any hair A
and The Beacons. a “no sale” privilege. : r ere on the body.
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general admission. Shelby on April 1 between 7 18” Diamond: Cut A Multili ght S stem A
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