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PAGE 4, KINGS MOUNTAIN MIRROR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1972 ^0^ Of Interest To Women...By Sylvia Holmes ^9^ Phone: 739-5829 or 739-3851 There is finally a smell of summer in the air. The frag rance of honeysuckle pene trates the cool damp evening air. Soon the scent of magnif icent magnolia blossoms will hang heavy in the still, warm night. The red roses lining the railroad tracks are at their very prettiest. Grass is very green and will remain so until the summer heat burns it brown and stiff. The noises of summer are arriving. Bird calls Increase In volume and number. The hum of the insect world is ev er present. The straight rising smoke from a newly lit barbecue grill puffs into the air and charcoal with hickory adds another scent to the atmosphere for our appreciation. Winter clothes are stored away and last year’s summer togs are frowned upon with dismay. Time to stock up on beachwear and thin, cool gar ments. Rooms become cluttered with summer paraphernalia - fins, masks, sunglasses, beach towels, croqiiet sets, badmin ton rackets, air mattresses. When the last day of school is over all semblance of household regimentation cea ses. Alarms too no longer sound at the crack of dawn. There is no homework to be paved over in a last minute effort to improve grades. Daytime television increases. The refrigerator door works overtime and the freezer can hardly keep pace with much needed ice-production. Smail bodies sleep late and resist bedtime at all Officers Elected The Open Gate Garden Club, which meets every month on the second Wednesday at 3:30 p.m,, has elected the following officers for the year 1972- 1973: President, Mrs. Eugene McCarter; Vice President, Mrs. Paul McGinnis; Secret ary, Mrs. Eugene Roberts; Treasurer, Mrs. Robert Dav ies. The Town and Country Gar den Club, which meets every month on the second Thursday at 7:30 p.m., has elected the following officers for the year 1972-1973: President, Mrs. Richard Green: Vice Presi dent, Mrs. Charles Ballew; Secretary, Mrs. Donald Bian- HUDXDN X Jto- -a' Wi NOW SL, CERTIFlfO ton; Treasurer, Mrs. Bob Maner. The Magnolia Garden Club, which meets every month on the fourth Tuesday at 10 a.m., has elected the following offi cers for the year 1972-1973: President, Mrs. Howard Lutz; Vice President, Mrs. John Warllck; Secretary, Mrs. John McGinnis; Treasurer, Mrs. Larry Allen. None of the Garden Clubs meet during the summer but will resume activities inSept- ember. The Kings Mountain Garden Club, which meets every mon th on the second Wednesday at 3:30 p.m., has elected the following officers for the year 1972-1973: President, Mrs. John Cheshire; Vice Presi dent, Mrs. Jim Herndon; Sec retary-Treasurer, Mrs. Cha rles Neisler. Cold SlofoqM Pf ott'C tion ■'Moth', F.r.> ./A ul Thi'ft Did You Know ... that Senator Jordan voted four times this year against increasing the public (your) debt? ... that Congressman Gallfi- nakls didn't bother to vote when the House took up the bill February 9? ... that Senator Jordan has sp oken out against a value added or national sales tax? ... that Congressman Galifi- nakls said he would support such a tax? DOWNTOWN SHELBY Pd . Pol. Adv. RECIPE BARBECUE SAUCE by Doris Howze As this is the season tor out door cooking, Doris Howze has given us this recipe for barbecue sauce. It makes 10 gallons of sauce. It keeps well and can be frozen if desired. Next week we will publish a- nother of her recipes which uses barbecue sauce. 3/4 cup brown sugar 4 tbsp. paprika 3 tbsp. salt (or to taste) 1/2 cup prepared mustard 2 tbsp. cayenne pepper 2 tbsp. red pepper 3 tsp. ground cumine 2 tbsp. celery flakes 1 cup Worcestershire sauce 1 1/2 cups vinegar 1 46 oz. can tomato juice 4 15 oz. cans tomato sauce 4 large onions grated 10 or 12 large pods of garlic, grated fine 2 cups salad oil 3 tbsp. black pepper 2 tbsp. parsley flake 1tbsp.tabasco 3 tbsp. chili powder 10 lbs. chicken livers, giz zards and hearts 4-6 cups water Thoroughly cook the livers, gizzards and hearts in water. When done, save broth and grind all the meat. Add broth to ground meat and also add 4-6 cups water. Addallother Ingredients and cook for one s^a^f hours. Makes about 10 gallons. Put In small con tainers. Monotonous Grandma-Doesn’t that little boy swear terribly? Grandson—Yes. mam. He doesn’t put no expression In it at all. JOHN INGRAM AS YOUR INSURANCE COMMISSIONER WILL Clean Up The Car Insurance Mess John Ingram pledges to the people of North Carolina - To reduce car insurance for all sale drivers - To abolish the present discriminatory assigned risk plan and substitute a fair insurance plan whereby every licensed driver, YOUNG or OLD will maintain continuous insurance without liv ing in fear of cancellation - To abolish the under 25 category for youthful male drivers which discriminates against safe young m^e drivers and their parents - To increase the safe driving discount from 10 percent to 30 percent, thereby reducing the rates of every safe driver in North Carolina - To abolish dlscrlminatlonagalnsteverysafedrlver, YOUNG or OLD, and rate all persons on the basis of their individual driv ing record. - To support any responsible plan to reduce car Insurance includ ing a responsible No-Fault Plan State Representative John Ingram has worked for the people and not for the Car Insurance Industry “Time For A Change” Reduce Car Insurance Vote JOHN INGRAM Paid for by People for Fair Insurance New Garden Club WEEKLY Activity Agenda AMERICAN LEGION Aux iliary meets on Thursday, June 1st at 7:30 p.m. SENIORS CITIZENS meet on Friday, June 2nd at 12 noon for a coverd dish luncheon at the Womens Club. DANCE at the Kings Mountain Country Club on Saturday, June 4th. Hosts: Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Grlggand Mr. and Mrs. Bob Smith. It will be a Hippie party. Circle 1, 1st Presbyterian Church meets on Monday, June 5th at 10 a.m. atMrs. W. Charles Ballew, 202 Edge- mont Drive. Circle 5, 1st Presbyterian Church meets on Monday, June 5th at 3 p.m. in the La dies Bible Classroom with Mrs. Tracy McGinnis. Circle 1, Central United Me thodist Church meets on Mon day, June 5th at 3 p.m. Circle 2, 1st Presbyterian Church meets on Monday, June 5th at 7:30 p.m. in the Ladles Bible Classroom with Mr. W.C. Ramseur and Mrs. J.C. Arnette. JUNIOR WOMENS CLUB me ets on Monday, June 5th at the Club at 6:30 to go out to din ner. Circle 2, Central United Me thodist Church meets on Tuesday, June 6that 9:30a.m. Circle 4, 1st Presbyterian Church meets on Tuesday, June 6th at 7;30 p.m. Circle 3, 1st Presbyterian Church meets on Wednesday, June 7th at 10 a.m. with Mrs. C. E. Neisler, Jr., 600 N. Piedmont Ave. ^olly-0UUs Pledge Vows Saturday Central United Methodist Church provided the setting Saturday evening for a 7:30 p.m. formal wedding uniting Miss Cynthia Ann Jolly of Kings Mountain and Michael Haywood Glllls of Charlotte. The couple pledged vows of the double-ring ceremony be fore the Rev. Paschal Waugh, assisted byRev.HerbertGar- mon of Charlotte, a former minister. The altar of the church was arranged with pink snapdrag ons, white Garza chrysanthe mums, gypsophilla and tree candelabra set with cathedral candles. Mrs. J. N. McClure was or ganist for the program of nup tial music and vocal select ions were by Robert Cashlon and Mrs. Evelyn Chambers. They sang "One Hand, One Heart’’ before the ceremony and Mrs. Chambers sang "The Lord’s Prayer’’ as the benediction. Acolytes were Tyler Kiser of Bessemer City and Chris topher Caune of Charlotte, cousins of the bride. vV. W t-V Mrs. Michael Haywood Gillis Your Happy Shopping Store Kings Mountain, N.C. 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XL* Reg. $8.50. Now only $7.49- Style 42868-Long Leg-XS. S. M, L. XL*. Reg $9 00 Now only $7.99^ *XL $1.00 more. made with LYCRA- SALE ENDS JUNE 21. 1972 The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore on Orlgl- md design of ivory silk chiffon v and imported peaud’ongelace over silk billle. The lace bod ice was fashioned with scal loped portrait neckline and lace scallops over pink satin ribbon defined the slightly raised waistline. Long lace sleeves had points at the wrist. A wide lace panel ex tended down the skirt front and gathered back fullness spread to a Chapel train. Her for mal length veil of Ivory Eng lish tulle was caught to a lace camelot cap traced In pearl clusters and trimmed with pink satin ribbon and she car ried a colonial nosegay of pink roses, stephanotls and gypso- pbilia caught with pink strea mers. Mrs. Dan Wallace of Shelby attended the bride as matron of honor andMlssJoAnnDean of Kings Mountain was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Myra Ware, Miss Julia Bowers, Miss Vicky Bell, all of Kings Mountain; Miss Leigh Ann Kiser of Bessemer City, cousin of the bride; and Mrs, Charles GUlls, Jr. of Rockingham, sister-in-law of the bridegroom. Junior bri desmaids were Miss Jean Caune of Charlotte and Miss v Jf) Laura Boyd of Kings Mount ain, cousins of the bride. Terry GUUs and Tony GUlls, niece and nephew of the bride groom were flower girl and rlngbearer. All the attendants wore for mal length gowns of pastel pink chiffon and Ivory Venise lace styled with a high neck line outlined with a band of Ivory lace threaded with pink satin ribbon. Bands of ribbon and lace createda bib effect on the front bodice. A miniature satin bow with streamers de fined the raised waistline and full bishop sleeves had deep lace trimmed cuffs. The col umn skirt had flowing back panels tor extra fullness. They carried nosegays of pink Frenched carnations, white garza mums, pink sweetheart roses and gypsophilla caught with eggshell ribbon. Charles A. GUlls, Jr. of Rockingham was his brother’s best man. Groomsmen in cluded Jimmy Jolly, brother of the bride; Scott Cloninger and Frank Parmater, aU of Kings Mountain; Jim Wood of Charlotte; Bob Taylor ofRo- ckingham, cousin of the bride- groom; and Bob Boger of Charlotte. Mrs. John Caune of Char lotte aunt of the bride and Miss Gloria Waugh kept the bride’s register of the vestibule of the church. Mrs. Ken Kiser of Bessemer City, aunt of Uie bride, di rected the wedding. The bride’s parents enter tained after the ceremony at a beautifully - appointed re ception In the church feUow- shlp hall. The pink and white theme ofthe wedding was car ried out In decorative detaUs and In refreshments. Assisting in receiving and entertalng were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McDaniel, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence L. Jolly, Jr., Mrs. Clyde Jolly, Miss Kay Jolly, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Jolly, MissEllzabethStewart, Mrs. Jim McGinnis, Mrs. Owen Sellers, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Franklin, Mrs. Larry Bliss, Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Kiser, and Mrs. Paul McGin nis, For a trip to Myrtle Beach, S. C, the bride wore a pink polyester coat-dress made by her maternal grandmother J and matching accessories. Charlotte wUl be home for the newlyweds. They wUl re side at 915 Ideal Way. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Eugene JoUy of Kings Mountain are parents of the bride. She isa graduate of Kings Mountain High School and completed two years study at Gaston College. Prior fbdermarralgeshewas employed by McGinnis De partment Store. She is grand daughter of Mr, and Mrs. James C. Roberts and Mrs. Orangrel JoUy and the late Clarence L. JoUy, Sr. of Kings Mountain. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Charles A. GUlls, Sr. of Rockingham and the late Mr. GUlls. He Is a graduate of Rockingham High School and attended Wingate College and central Piedmont at Char lotte, He is employed by An drews Music Company in Charlotte. Wedding guests Included the following from out-of-town: Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Haywood of Rockingham; Mrs. Charles Hinson of Aberdeen; Mr, and Mrs. Robert Taylor, Mrs. Emma Warwick of Rocking- The Col. Fredrlck Hambrlght Chapter, DAR wUl meet Wed nesday, June 7 at the home of Mrs, Bob Maner, Mrs. Char les A. Neisler wUl have the program.
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