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P^Ir ° P°°‘ ‘^"‘“9 Davidson
Park Back to School Fashion Show Events Saturday.
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MODELS — Niki Boron, left, and Tonya Barron, right, front row,
Jewell Wheeler, back left, and Karen Johnson, back right, show
off back to school clothes during a fashion show Saturday at
Davidson Park. Rodney Hoyle, kneeling, is dressed in casual
wear.
Leigh Ann Kiser
Frank Hovis
Are Honored
A dinner party Aug. 16th at
the home of the bridegroom^o-
be’s aunt and uncle, Mr. and
.Mrs. Craig Hovis, honored Miss
Leigh Ann Kiser and Frank
Hovis.
The country theme featured
decorations throughout the
Hovis home on Fairfield Drive
in Gastonia. A centerpiece of
Crepe Myrtle decorated the head
table and country arrangements
were used on smaller tables
w here 19 guests were served din
ner.
Miss Kiser and Mr. Hovis
were presented a large country
basket filled with antique and
handmade gifts from the host
couple. Miss Kiser also received
a corsage of yellow and white
silk daisies which she pinned to
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BACK TO SCHOOL — These Senior and Junior
High young people model the newest in back
to school fashions during a fashion show
Saturday at Davidson Park.
Back To School Fashion Show Held
From frilly sun suits to dress
up clothes, the fall 1980
children’s fashions offer the
widest range of styles.
Traditionally, children’s
fashions for fall have been called
“back to school” clothes but this
year variety is the keyword from
casual to highly detailed, elegant
dressing in young folks attire
^ I A mommy.”
Young people paraded the
latest in “back to school” clothes
during a city recreation
department-sponsored fashion
show Saturday afternoon ai
Davidson Park. Verlee R. Mask
coordinated the show which
Mauneys
^ ^ Celebrate
Anniversary
From 2-R
Raleigh.
Younger grandchildren of ihe
honored couple surprised their
grandparents with homemade
m m Grandma and Grandpa cakes
which were displayed in the kit
chen and which required a day
in the kitchen under the supervi
sion of Catherine Mauney of
Albuquerque.
Special anniversary gifts were
exchanged by the honored cou
ple and their children.
Catherine Herman and Carl
Fisher Mauney were married
w) w Aug. 27, 1930 at the bride’s
home in Conover and have lived
all their married life in Kings
Mountain where Mr. Mauney is
treasurer of Mauney Hosiery
Mills. The couple has long been
active in the civic and religious
life of the community and are
members of St. Matthew’s
Lutheran Church.
A large number of out-of-
a>) w town friends and reiatives came
to Kings Mountain to honor the
couple on their golden wedding
day.
featured everything from dress
up to casual to swim wear.
Mike Nappi, Recreation
Supervisor, welcomed the group
and Mrs. Rita Conte, recruiting
counselor for Displaced
Homemakers of Cleveland
County, invited area women to
become involved in the program.
Fa,shion Show commentators
were Brenda Aldrich and
Monica Hunter. Sandy Aldrich
(Font, on pone I2B)
IIISI hOR lODAY. . .1 will ovi'nome the pro-
1’li‘in ('/ iu;<’ / will h.inish front my niinj lltc ijea
that I ant too old - or too young for anything. I
will hnow that age is hut a mental state and treat it
aeeordingly.
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Sfinu'ral 3iomc, (3ltic.
Public
Notice
The / 980 City
of Kings Mountain
faxes will be
discounted at 2%
through Sept. 25,
1980
City Of Kings Mountain
Joe McDaniel^ Jr, Tax Collector