Herald/Times
October 28, 1999
Woman's Club holds fall festival
The Kings Mountain
Woman's Club invited the pub-
lic to its annual Fall Festival
Floral Fair at their Clubhouse’
on October 20. Over 1,000 peo-
ple attended, of which 800
stayed to eat. The Woman's
Club Bazaar cleared $953 from
the event.
Pat Childers, chair of student
arts and crafts, extends thanks
to teachers for encouraging
their students to place work in
the student art show. Middle
school and high school student
entries were judged. All partici-
pants received a ribbon. The
judges were A.B. Snow and
Margaret Dixon. First place rib-
bons were awarded to Amy
Phillips, Kenny Grant (2),
Christina Watson, and W.M.
Moore. Peggy Baird, chair of
adult arts and crafts, thanked
the adults for placing their art
and crafts for display. She was -
especially pleased with'the at
tractiveness of the art rooms.
There were 116 horticulture's =:
entries, 16 Niches, and four-ta< -
bles. Forty-severi blue fibbons
were given, along with 38 red *'
ribbons, 16 yellow ribbons] and” \
13 white ribbons. Special rib-
bons included Best of Show, Tri-
Color Award, Awards of Merit,
Table Artistry, and Designer’s
Choice.
Tables in the table division
were open to the four garden
clubs and to the Woman's Club.
The standard system of judging
was used. Magnolia Garden
Club won the blue ribbon for its
table as well as the Best of the
Show and Table Artistry rib-
. bons. Kings Mountain Garden
Club received the second place
red ribbon. Town and Country
Garden Club took the yellow
ribbon and Honorable Mention
went to the Open Gate Garden
Club.
Exhibitions were open to the
public in the niche division.
This year, niches were divided
into four classes with four nich-
es in each class. In the “Autumn
Beauty” class, a blue ribbon and
+ -the Tri-Color Award went to
+ "Louise Roberts of the Open
Gate Garden Club. The red rib-
bon went to Town and Country
7 Garden Club. The yellow rib-
' bon was awarded to Magnolia
"""'Garden Club which used Scott
“INeisler’s beautiful dahlias. The
+ ‘white ribbon was awarded to
Sarah Frances Faunce who de-
signed her niche of dead flow-
ers in memory of club member
Eloise Crawford.
In the “Magic of Christmas”
class, Mary Pat Elledge won a
blue ribbon, Open Gate Garden
Club with Margaret McCarter
won the red ribbon, Magnolia
Garden Club took the yellow
ribbon, and Town and Count
. Garden Club received the
white.
In the “Look to the Future”
class, a blue ribbon and the
Designer's Choice went to
Esther Muench and the
Magnolia Garden Club. The red
ribbon was given to Town and
Country Garden Club, the yel-
low ribbon to Open Gate
Garden Club, and the white rib-
bon to Mary Pat Elledge. In the
“Down by the Sea” class, Town
and Country Garden Club won
the blue ribbon, Sarah Faunce
took the red ribbon, Open Gate
Garden Club won the yellow,
and Hazel Jackson earned the
white ribbon.
Horticulture First Place win-
ners were: Shasta Daisy and
Gomphrena- Maxine Bennett;
English Ivy- Edie Bridges; Rose
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The Rs wore long: rosewood col
ored crepe back satin dresses, The dresses had a
low back with scattered pearl flowers. They: -
carried a bouquet of roses:and wore pearl ear-
rings given to them by the bride.
The flower girl; Ms: Elizabeth Grace Parker
of Marietta, Georgia, wore a, long tulle dress
with a beaded lace bodice with layers of gath--
ered tulle for the sleeves. The halo for’ her hair
consisted of fresh flowers.:a:1:
Michael Ross Caplan Se Histon, Toes
served as the groom’s:best/man. Groomsmen
were Stephen Bradley: Byington, Lars Henrik
Jorgensen, and Robert Todd Lindsley, all of
Houston, Texas, Gary William Hampton and
Fred Neal Tillman of Austin Texas, Jason
Kenneth Jones of Manchaca, Texas, Mitchell
Kenton Garrett and Timothy John Termeer of
Montgomery, Texas, and Kenneth Allen Linton
of San Antonio, Texas.
Serving as ushers were Jay Oshman Gerson,
Darryl Jay Wiesenthal, Thomas Christopher
Knowles, Aymen Tamer Michael, Christopher
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Bryan Proler, and Andrew Wallace Matthews
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George Godwin Parker of Marietta, Georgia
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served as the ring bearer.
The registry attendants were Ms. Carol
Elizabeth Kinneman, cousin of the bride, of
Hollywood, Florida, and Mrs. Kellie Lynn Tolar
of Pasadena, Texas.
The bride is a graduate of Sam Rayburn High
School in Pasadena, Texas and a 1991 graduate
of Stephen F. Austin State University with a BA
Degree in Elementary Education. She received
her Masters in Education and Community
Counseling (LPC) from Stephen F. Austin State
University. She is a member of Alpha Chi
Omega Sorority. Elizabeth is a partner of John
O. Harris Interest in Pasadena ad a partner of
Harris Funeral, Inc. of Kings Mountain.
The groom is a graduate of Conroe High
School and a 1989 graduate of Southwest Texas
State University with a double major degree in
Business and Communications. He is employed
at Tel Tex Data Communications as a
Networking Consultant.
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Following a honeymoon trip to the Turks and
Caicos Islands in the British West Indies, the
couple will reside in Houston.
ELECT
TED
CHANDLER
MAYOR
es | am the youngest candidate running for
Mayor of Kings Mountain, But | have a lot of Big
Ideals for this City, Such As: Major Name
Bipartmsis Stores, New Industries, Restaurants,
New Homes, Outlet Malls, Offices. This will bring
“jobs to the community, and tax revenue for the
City. I'will not be a bench-warmer. | will do what
ever it takes; to make Kings Mountain grow and
i prosper; and have you be Proud to live in,
Kings Mountain, North Carolina.
So, it’s up to you, the citizens of Kings Mountain,
do you want to sit on the porch and watch other
towns grow all around us, or do you want to catch
_ up with the times?
A want to be in a position to get the ball rolling,
: ‘that i is why | want to be
your next Mayor of Kings Mountain.
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Bring In The Millennium With A New Face In City Hall!
PLEASE VOTE ON NOVEMBER 2, 1999
CHANDLER MAYOR
“THANK YOU IN ADVANCE FOR YOUR VOTE
paid oy Ted Chandler, candidate for mayor.
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