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KRISTEN CAMILLE MAUNEY STROUPS ON WEDDING DAY
(Bride-elect of George E. Sain II)
Mauney-Sain
Clark and Kathy Mauney of Cherryville an-
nounce the engagement of their daughter,
Kristen Camille Mauney, to George E. Sain II of
Vale.
The bride-elect is a graduate of West Lincoln
High School and Central Piedmont Community
College at Charlotte. She is employed with
Tripps Restaurant in Hickory.
The prospective bridegroom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. George E. Sain of Vale. He is a Marine
Corps veteran, a graduate of Appalachian State
University, and is an accountant with George E.
Sain & Company. in Lincolnton.
The couple plans a May 5 wedding at Trinity
Lutheran Church in Vale.
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DEADLINES :
STROUPS ON 50TH ANNIVERSARY
MR. AND MRS. LEHMAN STROUP
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Mr. and Mrs. Stroup
note SOth anniversary
ANE (ise
Lehman and Rachel Stroup celebrated th i
50th wedding anniversary March 24. They were
married 50 years ago in Gaffney, SC.
They were given a reception at Oak Grove
Baptist Church in Kings Mountain by their chil-
dren: Dennis and Doris Stroup, Steve and
Belinda Lankford, Raymond and Jane
Galloway, and Roy and Debbie Putnam.
The couple celebrated with a four-tier wed-
ding cake that was decorated with spring flow-
ers. Guests included family and friends who
traveled from as far away as Florida, Virginia
and Arkansas.
Cleveland College hosting
Wings and Water Art Show
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The gallery at Cleveland Community
College is hosting “Wings and Water”, a show
featuring the works of Shelby native Lea
Lackey-Zachmann. The show will be on dis-
play until May 8.
A graduate of Winthrop College, Lackey-
Zachmann earned a Masters of Fine Art in
Painting from UNC-Greensboro. She is cur-
rently an adjunct professor of Drawing,
Printmaking, Art Education, Crafts, Art
History, and Human Dimensions of Art at
High Point University. She has twice been a
visiting instructor at Wake Forest University.
She lives in Winston-Salem and has had nu-
merous solo and group exhibitions in both
North and South Carolina.
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April 5, 2001
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The Magnolia Garden Club
met at the home of Sandra
. Murphrey on March 26.
Following snacks, Beth Baker
introduced Nancy McGill who
presented the program “Beauty
in Flight” about attracting but-
terflies to the garden.
McGill mentioned that she
had only seen two or three so
far this spring. Butterflies espe-
cially like to fly in warm tem-
peratures from 86 to 104 de-
grees Fahrenheit.
Butterflies seem to be flying
aimlessly from place to place,
especially in springtime.
However, their flight is not aim-
less. Females are looking for
host plants and places to de-
posit their eggs. Males are look-
ing for mates. The butterfly
caterpillar needs host plants to
nibble. These holes do not harm
the plant itself.
McGill explained the stages
of a butterfly’s growth. The but-
terfly eats the shell of its egg
when it hatches. It becomes a
chrysalis for seven to 14 days or
longer depending upon the
type of butterfly it is.
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A butterfly lays a lot of eggs
but few survive. Out of 100
eggs laid from one butterfly, on-
ly two or three will live to
adulthood. Birds eat butterfly
eggs as well as the adults. They
also nip butterfly wings. The
Monarch butterfly gives off a
disagreeable odor which is used
as a form of defense. Butterflies
ingest food from a liquid
source, usually nectar that
comes from flowers.
Gardeners need to plant but-
terfly gardens to entice butter-
flies. Butterflies like mud pud-
dles and damp places, sun, a
rock to sunbathe, and protec-
tion from the wind. They are es-
pecially susceptible to pesti-
cides.
Butterflies have the ability to
distinguish colors. Their fa-
vorites are purple, pink, white,
and yellow. They also like this-
tle, parsley, inpatients, sedum,
cornflower, clover, daisies, lan-
tana, phlox, lilacs, butterfly
bush, yarrow, verbena, and can-
dytuft. Butterflies do not use
butterfly houses.
After the program, Phifer
brought the business meeting to
order. Murphrey and Geneva
Caveny announced Magnolia
Garden Club officers for next
year. These include: President,
Sandra Murphrey; Vice
President, Edie Bridges;
Secretary, Maxine Bennett;
Treasurer, Dorine Ballard.
Murphrey also discussed
beautification needs in down-
town Kings Mountain. The club
approved planting and caring
for one of the downtown gar-
den spots that are available.
The Gastonia Barbecue and
Tour of Gardens was an-
nounced as well as the May
12th Kings Mountain Woman's
Club barbecue, Foodline
Fundraising Vouchers for May 7
and 9, and Swat a Litterbug
postcards.
Esther Muench and Bess
Phifer made a springtime ar-
rangement using the theme,
“In a Tall Container.”
Each member present
brought a “bulb” specimen
from her yard. Food items were
collected for the Kings
Mountain Crisis Ministry.
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10 a.m. - Aqua aerobics,
Kings Mountain YMCA. Call
739-9631 for information.
7 p.m. - Second Monday of
each month, Kings Mountain
Board of Education, Central
School, 105 East Ridge St.
5:30-6:30 p.m. - Overeaters
Anonymous, every Monday,
Central United Methodist
Church, Kings Mountain. For
more information call Phyllis
Carroll at 864-7629.
5:45 p.m. - Aerobic classes,
Kings Mountain YMCA. Land
aerobics. Call 739-9631 for more
information.
7 p.m. - Parents Without
Partners, every Monday, Shelby
Presbyterian Church. For more
information call Alan Srp at
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7 p.m. Pitts Families
Support Group, every Monday,
Christopher Road Baptist
Church, Shelby. For information
call 538-0410.
8 p.m. - AA Big Book Study,
every Monday, Serenity Club,
Highway 74 at Bethlehem Road,
Kings Mountain.
Tuesdays
© 6 p.m. - Cleveland County
‘Board of Commissioners, first
and third Tuesdays, County
Administration Building,
Shelby.
«5:45 p.m. - (also 7 p.m.) -
- Land aerobics, Kings Mountain
YMCA. Call 739-9631 for infor-
mation.
: 16-7 p.m. - Free aerobics class-
es, First Baptist Church, Kings
Mountain. For more informa-
tion call Rosemary at 739-9631.
6:30 p.m. - Kings Mountain
. Lions Club, dinner meeting,
. second and fourth Tuesday of
each month at Kings Mountain
Ei Woman’ S Club.
* 7 p.m. -'Kings Mountain City
Council, last Tuesday of the
«- month, City Hall, East Gold St.
Wednesday s
10 a.m. - Aqua aerobics,
Kings Mountain YMCA. Call
739-9631 for information.
Thursdays
11 a.m. - every Thursday, Self
Care Program, Bliss Center in
Lawndale, Kings Mountain
Senior Center, Boiling Springs
United Methodist Church, and
Charles Place, Shelby. Call
Amanda Helms at 482-3488 for
information.
12 noon - Kings Mountain
Rotary Club, Ramada Ltd.
12 noon - Senior Scribblers,
Kings Mountain YMCA. (First
Thursday of month). Seniors
writing memories for fun. Take
brown bag lunch, writing note-
book and pen or pencil. No
charge $n aia
YFG ‘Gingtive:
5:30-6: 30 po m. ~Overeaters
Anonymous, Central United
Methodist Church. For more in-
formation call Phyllis Carroll at
864-7629.
5:45 p.m. (also 7 p.m. y Land
: aerobics, Kings Mountain YM-
CA. Call 739-9631 for informa-
tion.
6-7 p.m. - Free aerobics, First
Baptist Church, Kings
Mountain. For more informa-
tion call Rosemary at 739-9631.
6 p.m. - Kings Mountain
Kiwanis Club, Central United
Methodist Church.
7 p.m. - Broad River
Genealogical Society, fourth
Thursday, Senior Center in
Shelby.
Fridays
10 a.m. - Senior Center
Cinema, each Friday during
January and February, Kings
Mountain Senior Center televi-'*
sion room. Free admission. Pap
corn and coke will be served.
Call 734-0447 for more informa- :
tion. ;
10 a.m. - Aqua aerobics,
Kings Mountain YMCA. Call
739-9631 for information.
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10:30 mar Land aerobics,
Kings Mountain YMCA. Call
739-9631 for, information.
-11am-2 pm, - Kings
Mountain Historical Museum is
open the first Saturday of every
month. Kings Mountain arti-
facts and special events dis-
plays.
Thursday, April 5
6 p.m. - Preventing
Osteoporosis, EdenGardens,
Kings Mountain. Lois: Qwens
from NG KE ooperative Extension
will discuss'ways to preverit os-
teoporosis. Free. For more infor-
mation, call Vikki Husband at
704-739-6772.
Tuesday, April 10
9 am.-4 p.m. - Income tax as-
sistance for senior citizens at
Kings Mountain Senior Center.
Appointment necessary by call-
ng Mattie at Cente 734-0447.
6:30 p. m. - Investing For
Retirement, EdenGardens of
Kings Mountain. Doug
Satterfield, Investment
Representative from Edward
Jones Investments and George
Truesdale, Senior Vice President
of American Funds, will discuss
Roth IRAs, Social Security,a nd
investment options for fixed in-
comes. There will be a special
“focus on American Funds.
Dinner will be served. Free to
ut plc ‘Call Vikki Husband at
"704-739-6772.
Wednesday, April 11
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