June 17, 2004 The Kings Mountain Herald Page 5B
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Bible School set Mountain. 1010 Groves Street, Kings
Internationally-known Dr. ~~ Mountain.
at Love Valley Ian Bond of Columbus, GA There will be games, edu-
SALLY NICOLE DENTON
JOSEPH ANDREW DAVIS
Denton-Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Googie Denton of Kings
Mountain announce the engagement of
their daughter, Sally Nicole Denton, to
Joseph Andrew Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Tommy Croft of Gastonia and Mr. and Mrs.
George W. Davis Jr. of Gastonia.
The bride-to-be is the granddaughter of
Mr. and Mrs. C.F. Denton Jr. of Gastonia,
and Mrs. Rachael Goforth and the late
Garrison Goforth of Kings Mountain. Sally
is a graduate of Kings Mountain High
School and currently attends Gaston
College.
The groom-to-be is the grandson of Mr.
and Mrs. Gary Crisp of Gastonia and the
late George W. Davis Sr. Joey is a graduate
of Hunter Huss High School and is current-
ly employed by Food Lion, Inc.
The wedding will be July 31, 2004 at
Boyce Memorial A.R.P. Church in Kings
Mountain.
RENEE N. GRIFFIN
TREY ADAMS
Griffin-Adams
Elizabeth, Kyle and Scotty Griffin of
Kings Mountain announce the engagement
of their mother, Renee N. Griffin of Kings
Mountain, to Trey Adams of Kings
Mountain, father of Chris Adams and Dixie
Meadows of Kings Mountain.
The bride-to-be is employed by Gaston
College in Dallas.
The groom-to-be is employed by Interiors
Group in Charlotte.
The wedding will be held on July 17,
2004.
GARDEN
announcements about the
which they are known, is a
program /hostesses for the beautiful plant which they
From 1B coming year. Melba Boyles have hybridized over the
won the friendship basket. years with many varieties to
every day. After lunch, the group show.
The group returned home went to Iron Gate Gardens The Iron Gate Gardens is
and went to Jackson's in Kings Mountain to view open Wednesday through
Cafeteria for lunch and a the beautiful day lilies fea- Sunday until July 15.
meeting. Margie Bridges, tured there. They have other The next club meeting will
President, made several plants but the Day Lily, for be held in September.
ances.
BRIDGES
photo of his grandfather’s
band taken in 1952.
Vacation Bible School will
be held June 21-25 from
6:30-8:30 at Love Valley
Baptist Church, Kings
Mountain.
Buses will run.
For more information call
730-0075. M
Bible School set
at Harvest Baptist™
Vacation Bible School will
be held June 21-25 from 7-9
p-m. at Harvest Baptist
Church, 144 Ware Road,
Kings Mountain.
Rev. Buddy Williams, pas-
tor, invites i public.
Conference set
at Miracle Tabernacle
Miracle Tabernacle
Ministries will host Family
Conference 2004 June 19-20
at the Joy Theater, 202 S.
Railroad Avenue, Kings
Eric Tate
completes
training
Airman 1st Class Eric
Lamar Tate, son of Charles
Tate and
Rebecca
|Curry
Air fr Base, San
Antonio, TX.
Tate is a 1996 graduate of
Kings Mountain High -
School and earned a
Bachelor of Science degree
at Clemson University. He
is the grandson of Lewis
and Rebecca Curry and
Christme Tate.
will be the speaker.
Saturday’s service is at 7
p-m. and Sunday's service is
at 11'a.m. The public is
invited.
For more information call
the church at 739-9449.
Gathering slated
June 21-25 in KM
The “Gathering” of the
. churches in Cleveland
County will be held June 21-
25 at 7 p.m. at Family
Worship Center, 1818 Shelby
Road, Kings Mountain.
The public is invited. For
more information call 739-
0398.
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Youth festival
at Peoples Baptist
An early Summer Youth
Festival will be held June 26
from 11 a.m.-4 p.m. at The
Peoples Baptist Church,
cational, and health booths.
The public is invited.
For more information call
Rev. John Houze at 739-
0398.
Longbranch sets
special conference
Longbranch First Baptist
Church, Grover, will hold a
men’s and boys’ conference
June 26 at 9 a.m. Speaker
will be Rev. Lester Jackson
of New Zion Baptist Church,
Henrietta.
For more information call
the church at 937-7919.
NOTE TO CHURCHES
Church news such as yard
and bake sales, food sales,
etc. that require a charge
must run as paid advertise-
ments. Church news that
does not require a charge,
such as revivals, homecom-
ings, singings, special servic-
es, etc. will continue to run
free of charge.
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DVD repair now because so
many sets come with the
devices installed.
When Bridges first accom-
panied his father on service
calls, most televisions could
be repaired by replacing
tubes.
“It just amazed me.
Unfortunately, they're not
that simple anymore,” he
said. -
Joe Bill Bridges advised
his son to specialize in one
area instead of repairing a
variety of electronic appli-
“Everybody’s got a TV,
usually two or three,” he
said.
Bridges admits he watch-
es very little television him-
self.
“After working on TVs all
day that’s the last thing I
want to do,” he said.
The few sporting events
he watches are on a 13 inch,
13-year-old Symphonic.
Bridges’ first love is prob-
ably music. He played beach
music, 50s tunes and Top 40
for years in Crimson Rose.
In the shop hangs a 2002
color photo of Crimson Rose
beside a black and white
G.B. Bridges’ business
card sits on his grandson's
desk. Dating back to mid-
century, the phone number
is three digits. The business
also repaired radios.
Bridges’ parents and
grandfather are pictured in a
newspaper story about the
business from the early
1950s. Bridges jokes that his
father had hair and was thin
in the decades old photo.
“I wish him and my
grandpa could be around to
see this,” Bridges said, look-
ing around at his shop.
Lifestyles
The Herald welcomes your lifestyles news
for publication in each Thursday’s paper.
Lifestyles items include weddings, engage-
ments, anniversaries, birthdays, club news,
church news and community news.
Deadline for information and articles is 12
noon on Monday. Items received after dead-
line may run in other parts of the paper if
time and space permit.
When holidays or other reasons make it
necessary for the paper to publish a day
early the deadline is Friday at 12 noon.
There is a $10 fee for birthdays for ages 0-
5. Forms, which must be signed by the par-
ents, are'available at the receptionist’s desk.
Regular advertising rates apply for birthday
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articles for persons ages 6 and above.
There is a $20 fee for weddings, anniver-
saries and engagements. Wedding forms are
also available at the receptionist’s desk.
Only the information requested on the form
will be published. Persons requesting addi-
tional information in wedding write-ups
must pay regular advertising rates. It is the
bride's responsibility - not the Herald's - to
obtain permission to publish copyrighted
pictures.
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The Herald, P.O. Box 769, Kings Mountain,
NC 28086, brought by the office at 824-1
East King Street, or sent by fax to 739-0611.
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