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Wednesday, July 29,
A New Beginning, an
appropriate name of the
new church. organized re-
cently under the leadership
of pastor Rev. Doug Ram-
sey.
Recently, the 56 active
members conducted its
first mission trip with a
large group of youth and
youth leaders participating.
“We moved from one
church on a Sunday
evening not knowing what
was next and two days later
we were sent to Jason Falls
who is letting us use his
building to worship in for
free,” said Diana Hughes,
a member of the church.
She added that the church
had services on Wednesday
evening after they talked
with Mr. Falls on a Mon-
day.
Said Hughes, “We chose
the name A New Beginning
because it is just that for us
and God is really working
in our congregation.” The
members have finished a
Tasha Nicole Phillips
“I do” and were wed on
June 12th at the Gazebo in
Patriots Park.
Rev. Greg Neely offici-
Robbie and Sandy Phillips
of Cherryville, was given in
| marriage by her father.
Tracy Stewart provided the
wedding music.
The bride is granddaugh-
ter of Coy and Judy Phillips
and David and Pat Hannon.
She is a graduate of Kings
Mountain High School.
The groom is son of Mr.
and Mrs, Max Davis and the
late Doyle Jarrett of Grover.
He is grandson of Shirley
Jarrett and Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Andrews. He is a
graduate of Kings Mountain
High School and is now
serving as a military police
officer in the United States
Army. .
The bride wore a white
strapless ~~ ballerina-style
gown with an A-line waist.
It was accented with silver
stitching, swarovski crystal
served as bridesmaids.
groomsmen.
and Blake Alan Jarrett said
ated. The bride, daughter of
and pearls and had a. flowing, beaded
train. She was crowned with a tiara.
Sisters of the bride Hali Phillips and
Amy Phillips both of Kings Mountain
Brandon Jarrett of Alabama and Tyler.
Bess of Kings Mountain served as
2009
once empty building at
5110-3 East Dixon Boule-
vard with chairs, tables and
hymn books donated by
caring people. A building
fund is underway too and
the church is looking for
land, hoping that someone
will donate land for a
church building.
Sunday morning serv-
ices begin with Sunday
School at 9 a.m. , worship
at 10 am. and and Wednes-
day evening services at
7:30 p.m. The church has
an active youth and chil-
dren’s department.
“Qur faith in our church
is strong,” says Hughes,
our kids can’t wait to get to
church to hang out with
others and we are all one
big happy family.”
Youth leaders are Leslie
Ramsey, Deana Fleming,
and Sherry and Don Sellers
Jr. Others taking part in
the mission trip were
Shanna Ramsey, Tray Sell-
ers, Kylee Ramsey, Austin
— Mr. & Mrs. Blake Jarrett -
Ring bearer was Nathan Bess. Reagan
Blake and Tasha (Phillips) Jarrett
and Skyler Davis were flower girls.
Parents of the bride, Robbie and Sandy
Phillips presented the wedding reception
at the Gazebo. Food for the reception was
provided by Crystal Bess, aunt of the
bride, and Lisa Facemyer.
The couple will reside in Germany,
where the groom is currently stationed.
The Kings Mountain Herald
Page 7A
Fleming, Michael Sipe,
Diana Hughes, Tori Ram-
sey, Will Stroupe, Adam
Sellers, Dylan Jones,
Derek Mathis and William
Benny
Young people A New Beginning are pictured during their first mission trip
to Myrtle Beach, SC. Front row, from left, Shanna Ramsey, Tray Sellers and
Kylee Ramsey; middle row, from left, Austin Fleming, Sherry Sellers, Deana
Fleming, Leslie Ramsey, Michael Sipe, Diana Hughes; and back row, from
left, Tori Ramsey, Will Stroupe, Adam Sellers, Dylan Jones, Derek Mathis,
Don Sellers, and William Berry.
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Hunter Ledbetter cele-
brated his first birthday July
1, 2009 and at a birthday
party July 3 at YMCA Park
in Kings Mountain.
Hunter is the son of Jen-
nifer Styers Lockridge and
Chris Ledbetter of Kings
Mountain. His sister, Des-
tiny Ledbetter, and brothers,
Dalton Ledbetter and Dylan
Lockridge also attended the
party with other family
members and friends.
Grandparents ‘are Harold
and Christine Jackson and
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Hunter Ledbetter celebrates first birthday
Frank Styers, all of Kings
Mountain, Bob Burton and
Kathy Bush of Clover, SC
and Steve and Debbie Led-
better of Stanley. Great -
grandmother is ~~ Sadie
Ledbetter of Stanley.
A Happy Birthday cake
in yellow, blue and white
was cut and served with
plenty of pizza, playing in
the park and peek-a-boo.
Hunter also enjoyed a small
smash cake but his parents
said he didn’t “care much
for the mess on his hands.”
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Crystal and Kenneth Allen, 539
Stoney Point Rd., No. 24, Kings
Mountain, announce the arrival of
their daughter, Makenzie Gayle
Evonne Allen, July 20, 2009 at
7:43 a.m.
The baby weighed 6 pounds 12
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at birth.
She has a brother, Matthew, 7
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