Wednesday, October 26, 2011 The Kings Mountain Herald 4 : Page 1B
Fall Festival success benefits charities, scholarships
LIB STEWART photo
Last Wednesday's Fall
Festival sponsored by
- Kings Mountain Woman's
Club was a big success
and proceeds were
earmarked for charity
and scholarship projects.
From left, Johnsie
Reavis, Julia Hunt and
Sandra Murphrey serve
lunch in the dining room.
Assistant Fire Chief
Jamie Black, pictured,
was one of the guests.
At right: Rita McBrayer won a first place ribbon for her “Mrs.
Trash” creation from a shoe box, plastic bags, magazine,
drink can, drink bottle, cloth, napkins, potted meat can lid
and ribbon. Several students won recognition in the Kings
Mountain Woman’s Club Fall Festival last week for turning
trash into artistic treasures. See the full ‘Trashformation’
story on page 6B.
Below: Members of the Kings Mountain Woman’s Club dec-
orated tables for the theme “My Favorite Time of Year” that
were on display at the club’s Fall Festival last week. i
EMILY WEAVER photos
LIB STEWART photo
Graver Woman’s Club
sponsored a spaghetti
supper Saturday with
proceeds earmarked for its
scholarship project. Front
row, Betsy Wells, Pattie
Hughes, Anna Grace
Hughes and Linda Bell.
Back row, from left,
Paulette Peeler and
Jackie Bennett.