MR. AND MRS. HUSKEY NOW
music.
MR. AND MRS. HUSKEY THEN
Mr. and Mrs. Huskey
celebrate anniversary
A family gathering celebrating the 50th
wedding anniversary of Bobby and Laura
Morris Huskey, Hendersonville, was hosted
by their children December 30, 2005 at the
Kenmure Country Club, Flat Rock, NC.
The Huskeys were married at Bethlehem
Baptist Church, Kings Mountain, NC on
December 25, 1955. The late Rev. Rhonda
Robbins performed the ceremony.
Their children are Greg Huskey and wife
Cindy of Hendersonville, Mike Huskey and
wife Rita of Greenville, SC, Eric Huskey
and wife Sharon of Spruce Pine, and Carol
Huskey of Cookeville, TN. Their grandchil-
dren are Brent Huskey and Laura Ann
Huskey of Hendersonville, Steven and
Ryan Huskey of Greenville, SC, Brianna,
Samantha, and Logan Huskey of Spruce
Pine.
Bobby is retired from the US Air Force’
and United Air Lines. Laura was employed
in the hospitality field and retired from the
Comfort Inn.
The anniversary cake was topped with
the bride and groom used 26 years ago at
the 50th anniversary of Mrs. Huskey's par-
ents, the late Mr. and Mrs. Earl Morris and
by Mrs. Huskey's sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
McDaniel last year.
SOCIAL BRIEFS
“From Curing to Caring at Life’s End”
will be presented by Dr. Brookes Cowan
Tuesday, Jan. 17.from 7-8:30 p.m. at the T.R.
Harris Conference Center at Cleveland
Regional Medical Center. The program will
focus on making end-of-life decisions. For
more information call the Life Enrichment
Center at 484-0405.
MRS. JAMES MICHAEL SELF
(Summer Leigh Crisp)
Self-Crisp
Summer Leigh Crisp and James Michael
Tracy Bolin, trumpeter Zach Putnam and
the Central United Methodist Handbell
Choir presented a program of wedding
The bride was given in marriage by her
father, the Rev. Gary Crisp. She wore a
gown of all-over Alencon lace with bead-
ing, strapless top,
with a box bow and a puddle train. She car-
ried a bouquet of red roses with green but-
ton mums and Christmas greenery.
Jordan Crisp of Kings Mountain served
as her sister's maid of honor. Bridesmaids
were Jada Dawes of Washington Court
House, OH, Caitlin Self of Cherryville,
Emily Self of Cherryville, Camille Putham
of Kings Mountain and Pat Bolin of Kings
Mountain. Gracie Bolin of Kings Mountain
was junior bridesmaid.
Flower girl was Laura Leigh Dawes of
Washington Court House, OH. Bible bearer
was Will Dawes of Washington Court
House, OH and ring bearer was Andrew
The Kings Mountain Herald
January 5, 2006
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CHRYSTELLE JACKSON
Chrystelle Jackson
born November 8
Chrystelle Paige Jackson
was born November 8, 2005
in Bel Air, MD. She
weighed seven pounds, two
ounces and was 20 inches
long.
She is the daughter of
Clayton and Jessica Jackson
of Edgewood, MD and the
granddaughter of Ron and
Diana Jackson of Aberdeen,
Self exchanged marriage vows December
10, 2005 at First Wesleyan Church in Kings MDa Phe and Judy
Mountain. MD. !
Rev. Gary Crisp and Rev. Don Williams She is the great-grand-
officiated. Tracy Bolin, pianist-organist, daughter of Betty Johnson
vocalists Kevin Bolin, Cortni Bazzle and of Kings Mountain and
Lillian Jackson of Gastonia.
She is the great great grand-
daughter of Gladys Green
of Gastonia.
The bride is the daughter of Gary and
Cathy Crisp of Kings Mountain. She is the
granddaughter of Margaret Payne of Kings
Mountain and Betty Sue Crisp of Bessemer
City and the late Lee Payne and the late a
Eulis Crisp. She is a graduate of Kings
Mountain High Schdol and is a graduate of
Gaston College with an Associate of Arts
- degree. She is a graduate of Gardner-Webb
University with a Bachelor of Arts in Social
Sciences, and is attending Gardner-Webb
University in the Masters of School
Administration program. She is employed
by Gaston County Schools at Chavis
Middle School in Cherryville as an eighth
grade Social Studies/Science teacher.
The groom is the son of Jim and Nancy
Self of Cherryville. He is the grandson of
Eloise Waits and the late Louie Waits of
Cherryville, Austin and Margaret Williams
of Kings Mountain, and Bud and Mallie
Self of Cherryville. He is a graduate of West
Lincoln High School. He graduated from
Gaston College with an Associate of
Grover Police
Department is starting a
neighborhood watch for the
town. An organizational
meeting will be held
January 17 at 7 p.m. at
Town Hall. Grover Area
Women’s Club will serve
refreshments.There will be a
power point presentation
and literature distributed.
The long range plan is to
establish three areas of
neighborhood watch.
The Cleveland County
Republican Party has
changed venues for its reg-
ular monthly meeting. The
GOP will now meet at the
Computer Science degree. He served in th IHOP on Highway 74 in
United States Air Force and is employed a of Shelby on the second
EDS at the Wix Corporate Office in Monday of each month at
Gastonia as a Senor Network 6:30 p.m.
Administrator. Fairview Lodge #339,
AE & A.M. of Kings
Mountain, will meet
Saturday, Jan. 7 at 6:30 p.m.
for installation of officers
for 2006. The lodge will be
open to the public at 7 p.m.
Refreshments will be served
by the Order of the Eastern
Star Chapter #123 of Kings
Mountain. For more infor-
mation call 739-2415.
Fairview Lodge #339,
AE. & A.M. will hold its
regular communication
Monday, Jan. 9 at 7:30 p.m.
A meal will be served at
6:30 p.m. All Master
Masons are invited. For
more information call 482-
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Beam of Cherryville. 5054.
Jim Self was his son’s best man. Sunrise Baptist Church,
Groomsmen were Dewey Fitch of 208 Mail Rd., Kings
Cherryville, Ted McSwain of Gastonia, Mountain, is beginning an
Caleb Williams of Kings Mountain, and Institution of Higher
The Chamber’s Lunch-n-Learn series
will continue on Wednesday, January 25 at
the Neal Senior Center, 100 T.R. Harris Dr.,
Shelby. The topic is “Performance
Management” and will be presented by
Butler Mullins of Palmetto Business
' Partners, Inc. The cost is $20 for Chamber
members and $25 for non-members. Call
the Chamber at (704) 487-8521 for more
information.
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Mountain were junior groomsmen.
The bride's parents hosted the wedding
reception at Northlake Country Club in
Shelby. The groom's parents hosted the
rehearsal dinner at the First Wesleyan
Family Life Center in Kings Mountain.
Following a wedding trip to Charleston,
SC, the couple will reside in Cherryville.
Learning for those interest-
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the Bible. The program is
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a seminary degree. An open
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at 6:30. p.m. For more infor-
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Kings Mountain Senior
Center has scheduled the
following activities for
- January and February.
Unless otherwise indicated,
all events are held at the H..
Lawrence Patrick Senior Life
and Conference Center, 909
East King Street. For more
information call 704-734-
0447.
HB Computer classes will
not meet during the winter.
Class schedules will be
announced in March.
HM The Fit for a King exer-
cise class will be held each
Wednesday and Friday at 2
p.m. in conference room II.
The class is free and all sen-
iors in the Kings Mountain
area may participate. All
persons should check with
their doctor before begin-
ning exercise programs.
Registration is required.
Instructor is Wilma Halsey. -
Hl Senior citizens may
obtain free smoke detectors
by contacting the Kings
Mountain Fire Department
at 704-734-0555.
HM Ongoing programs at
the Patrick Center:
- Monday - Ceramics 9:30-
11:30 a.m., inspirational
words by Wray Canipe 11
a.m., quilting 12:30, Sit for
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Tuesday- Line dancing 10 |
a.m., Bible history 10:30,
knitting 10:30, craft class 1
p.m.
Wednesday - Sit for
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cate bridge 1:30.
Thursday - Bingo 11 am., .
shopping 12-2 p.m., craft
class 1 p.m.
Friday - Men's coffee time,
10 a.m., Sit for Fitness 10:30,
Gaither videos 10:30, Fit for .
a King exercise class 2 p.m.
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Monday through Friday
from 9 a.m.-1 p.m.; nutrition
is Monday through Friday
with a program at 11 a.m.
and lunch at 11:30.
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