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Miss Stone Entertained
At Bridesmaid Luncheon
Thursday, August t, 1»79—MIRROR-HERALD-Page SA
Dinner Party Given For Miss Stone
invitations Issued
For Early-Ross
Family Reunion
The Invitation reads,
‘"nie love that began June
10, 1921 for William
Grayson Early and
Georgia Blma Ross,
thought and shared to all
the Earlys and Rosses”.
The family Is planning a
reunion "to share that love
with others” on Aug. I2th
at Lake Crawford, site
five, at Kings Mountain
Battleground.
The Sunday morning
worship service will begin
at 10:80 a.m. where the
Clan “will thank God for
all oyir blessings for the
past two years”. Ed Early
will give the opening
prayer. Rev. Tom Early
and his family will render
special music and the
group will join In singing
"When the Roll Is CaUed
Up Yonder”.
Rev. Lloyd Early
Rev. Harold Johnson will
deliver short messages
and Louise Johnson will
pronounce the benediction.
Picnic lunch will be
q>read at 12 noon and all
Mends and relatives are
Invited to join In the day's
activities.
Seven aunts of Miss
Martha Ann Stone, brlde-
elect, entertained
Saturday at a noon
bridesmaids luncheon for
Miss Stone and her wed
ding attendants.
Mr. and Mrs. Menzell
Phifer were hosts to the 20
guests at their home on
Shelby Road.
As guests arrived,
tomato juice was served
and they found their places
at five tables suranged In
the wedding colors of mint
green and white. The
bride-to-be’s place was
marked by a bouquet of
daisies which she pinned to
the shoulder of her sun
dress.
Luncheon tables were
overlaid with white
damask cloths and cen
tered with miniature
arrangements of dadsles,
baby’s breath and
greenery In crystal
holders. Arrangements of
summer flowers were used
throughout the home. Mint
green napkin rings marked
the places of guests.
Assisting In serving were
Mrs. Walter Ware, Mrs.
Buford Ward, Mrs. Jack
Ware, Mrs. Bobby Ware,
Mrs. Bobby Webster and
Mrs. Mike Ware, all aunts
of the bride-to-be.
Present as special guests
were the bride-to-be’s
mother, Mrs. W.F. Stone,
Jr., her grandmother, Mrs.
Frank C. Ware, and her
future mother-in-law, Mrs.
George P. Mitchell, Sr. of
Greenville, S.C., her great-
aunt, Mrs. J.W. Watterson,
and her aunt, Mrs. A.T.
DeBruler, Jr.
Miss Stone took the
occasion to present gifts to
her wedding attendants.
Miss Stone and Pat
Mitchell were married
Saturday In Oak Grove
Baptist Church.
Miss Martha Stone,
whose wedding to Pat
Mitchell took place
Saturday, was honored
July 21 at a dinner party at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Rick Falls at their home on
Belmar Drive In Gastonia.
Entertaining together
were Mr. and Mrs. Giles
Beal, Mr. and Mrs. Rick
Falls and Miss Alta
Chester.
The 36 guests enjoyed
party pickups and a buffet
style dinner.
Present as out-of-town
guests were Mrs. George
P. Mitchell, Sr., mother of
the biidegroom-to-be, and
Mr. and Mrs. David
Adams, slater and brother-
Miss Robinson Honored
VALLERY ANNETT PATTERSON
ENGAGED —Rev. and Mrs. James Patterson an
nounce the engagement of their daughter, Vallery
Annett, to Howard Jerome Shipp, son of Rev. and Mrs.
Howard H. Shipp. Both families are of Kings Mountain.
Miss Patterson Is a graduate of Hunter Huss High
School. The prospective bridegroom Is a graduate of
^ Kings Mountain Senior High School and Is employed by
I Homellte of Gastonia. An August 18th wedding Is set.
Ommissions From Howell-Sanders Weddina
Several omissions were
made In the July 26th
report of the marriage of
Sheni Ann Howell and
David Lee Sanders.
The name of Joyce (Mrs.
Michael) Howell, the
bride’s sister-ln-law, was
omitted from the list of
bridal attendants and the
second solo, "If”, by Miss
Cindy Brackett, was also
omitted from the list of
music.
It was also reported that
Shirley Austin assisted In
serving refreshments at
the cakecutting held after
the wedding rehear
sal. Phyllis (Mrs. Gene)
Austin assisted In serving.
Miss Howell, daughter of
FRAN’S CAFE
OPENING THURSDAY,
AUGUST 2nd
1/2 MILE BELOW MARGRACE MILL ON
THE MARGRACE ROAD
SERVING DEUCIOUS BREAKFAST,
LUNCH AND SHORT ORDERS
^16 FLAVORS OF ICE CREAM
JUST GOOD COUNTRY FOOD IN A
FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE
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Joanne, Sandy And
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DIxte Village Shopping Center
Oaetonla, N. C.
Phone 86«-a0W
STORE ttCitmS:
Monday 10:8;
1\ieaday A Wednesday 10-8;
'Ihureday through Saturday 10-8
Mm. Dorothy Howell and
Ray Howell, Sr., became
the bride of Mr. Sanders,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Dathla
Lee Sanders, son of Mr.
and iClrs. Dathla Lee
Sanders, In a July 14th
wedding at 3 p.m. In
Resurrection Lutheran
Church.
The Herald Is happy to
make these clarifications.
Rehearsal
Dinner Given
Mr. and Mrs. Grady
Howard honored their son,
Dr. Grady (Jeeper)
Howard, Jr. and his bride-
to-be, Linda Hornowskl, at
a rehearsal dinner last
Friday at Blltmore Forest
Country Club In Asheville.
A yellow and white motif
featured decorative
details.
Cocktails and appetizers
were served as guests
arrived and a three-course
dinner was served from
tables decorated with
yellow and white glads and
summer flowers. Cham
pagne toasts were offered
to the bride and
bridegroom from mem
bers of the wedding party.
The bride-to-be wore a
blue dress and a corsage of
white flowers, gift of the
)iost couple.
The 76 guests. Included
the two families and
wedding party and a
number of guests from
Kings Mountain, Including
Mr. and Mrs. John
Cheshire, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Finger, Mr. and Mrs.
BUI Fulton, Mr. and Mrs.
Ben T. Goforth, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Hedden, Jeff
Hedden of Hilton Head,
S.C. and Joey Hedden of
Nashville, Tenn., Mr. and
Mrs. L.E. Hlnnant, Dr. and
Mrs. D.F. Hord, Mr. and
Mrs. Johnny Kerns, Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Sabettl,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Suber,
Mr. and Mrs. George B.
Thomasson, Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Finger, Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Teer, all of Kings
Mountain, Mrs. Jean Fink
of New York and Mrs. Eva
Land of Washington. D.C.,
aunts of the bride-to-be.
Guests also Included seven
fraternity brothers and
former classmates of the
brldegroom-to-be.
All Souls Parish at
Asheville was setting for
the wedding of Miss
Hornowskl and Mr.
Howard.
Miss Cindy Robinson,
whose wedding to Daniel
Ray Hodnett takes place
Aug. 4th at 4 p.m. In First
Presbyterian Church, was
honored last Saturday at a
bridesmaids luncheon at
Kings Mountain Country
Club.
Entertaining together
were Mrs. Ed. Csimpbell,
Mrs. Walt Harmon and
Mrs. Fred Withers.
The 12 guests found their
places at a bridal table
decorated In yeUow and
white and centered with an
arrangement of daisies.
The bride-to-be’s place
was marked with a
stioulder corsage of white
daisies and a gift of Jef
ferson cups from the
tiostesses.
A three-course luncheon
was served.
The bride-to-be wore a
yellow linen dress. Miss
Robinson took the occasion
to present her gifts to her
bridal attendants.
Present as speclsJ guests
were the bride-to-be’s
mother, Mrs. Sam
Robinson, and her future
mother-in-law, Mrs.
Graham Hodnett of
Spartanburg, S.C.
In-law of the brldegroom-
to-be.
The hosts and hostesses
presented the engaged pair
with a wooden stool.
Other guests Included
members of the wedding
party and the parents of
the bride, Mr. and Mrs.
W.F. Stone, Jr.
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