Paa* BA KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Thunday. SapMmbar 3, 1981
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MRS. TIMOTHY SCOTT McDANIEL
(Laura Kay Weldon)
MRS. MICHAEL WAYNE PATTON
(Kelly Lee Pearson)
Laura Weldon, Tim McDaniel
Wed Saturday At Oak Grove
Pattons Exchange Vows
In Double-Ring Rites
Laura Kay Weldon and
1 imothy Scott McDaniel pledg
ed their wedding vows Saturday
at Oak Grove Baptist Church in
Kings Mountain.
Rev. Mike Goudelock, pastor
of Oak Grove Baptist Church,
and Rev. Samuel Murphy,
pastor of Bethlehem Baptist
Church, officiated.
Marty Southards was organist
for a program of wedding music.
V ocalists were Lynn Echols and
Mike Chambers. Mrs. Echols
sang ‘The Wedding Song” and
“The Wedding Prayer” and Mr.
Chambers sang “If.”
Lighted candles in the win
dows of the sanctuary banked
with ivy and four seven-
branched candleabra in the
background provided the setting
for the double-ring ceremony.
Two cut flower arrangements of
white glads, yellow mums, and
bronze daisies set between the
candleabra on stands and two
smaller silk arrangements of
similar colors highlighted by
apricot rosebuds further enhanc
ed the setting. A kneeling bench,
with a unity candle to its side,
was decorated by two large bows
and two long stem red roses
which were given to the
mothers, formed the center of
the setting. The family pews
were also decorated with two
large bows.
Mountain, cousin of the groom;
and Robin Nita Weldon of Grif
fin, Ga., cousin of the bride.
They wore formal gowns of
apricot polyester chiffon, featur
ing a scoop neckline and empire
waistline. The gowns were
highlighted by a ruffled capelet
falling down the back from the
shoulders. The ruffle also edged
the scooped neckline in the
front. They carried two long
stem silk apricot roses with a
satin bow and four streamers.
Dawn Jones was flower girl.
She wore a gown of white dotted
Swiss, patterned with apricot and
yellow roses, with an apricot rib
bon at the waist. A small apron
edged with lace accented the
gown. She carried a small fire
side basket enhanced with an
apricot bow at the handle and
similar flower petals filled the
basket.
Rodger McDaniel of Kings
Mountain served as his son’s
best man. Ushers were Phillip
Ray McDaniel of Kings Moun
tain, brother of the groom;
Thomas Nathan Henson of
Kings Mountain, cousin of the
groom; Samuel Houston Wolfe
of Kings Mountain, former
classmate of the bride and
groom; and Randy Smith of
Dallas, brother-in-law of the
Kelly Lee Pearson of Kings
Mountain and Michael Wayne
Patton of Gaffney exchanged
marriage vows in a double-ring
ceremony Sun., Aug. 2 at Faith
Baptist Church in Kings Moun
tain.
ed from her cousin, Laurin
Paksoy, and she wore a pearl
necklace and earrings. The
necklace was a gift from her
aunt, Rene Pearson. She carried
a bouquet of daisies, yellow roses
and baby’s breath.
Rev. Floyd Seay officiated,
assisted by Rev. Paul Silver.
The bride was escorted to the
altar and given in marriage by
her father, Clifford A. Pearson
of Kings Mountain. She wore a
white, polyester gown with lace
trim, which was made by Edna
Seay. Her sheer veil was Ixirrow-
Her wedding ring, which has
been passed down through her
family, was given to her by her
mother. The groom’s wedding
band belonged to the bride’s
grandfather, Grady Joy.
Jean Wiggins of Bessemer Ci-
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The bride was escorted to the
altar and given in marriage by
her father, Paul Travis Weldon.
She wore a traditional gown of
white organza designed with a
high Victorian neckline trimmed
with venise and cluny lace. The
full skirt was highlighted with a
redingote front opiening to a
pleated organza insert and ruffle
bordered with cluny lace. She
wore a mantilla veil of English
tulle bordered with lace scallops
caught to lace calot and carried a
Bible given to her as a child from
her grandparents, and covered in
a white lace Bible cover, topped
with silk sweetheart roses, lily of
the valley, tulle, star flowers, and
baby’s breath with a bridal satin
bow and streamers tied with
baby’s breath at the ends. The
center of her bouquet lifted out
as a corsage.
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Miss Paula Weldon, sister of
the bride, served as maid of
honor. She wore a formal gown
of apricot polyester organza lin
ed in acetate taffeta. The front
held a side ruffle attached at the
waist, which met a flared skirt
with flounced hem. The gown
was complemented with a
detachable capelet of matching
sheere polyester. She carried
three long stem silk apricot roses
with a satin bow and silk
streamers.
Bridesmaids were Penny
Marie Weldon of Kings Moun
tain, sister of the bride; Cynthia
Louise McDaniel of Kings
Mountain, sister of the groom;
Cathy Lee McDaniel of Kings
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John Brady will teach two art
classes at A.B. Snow Studios,
3600 Margrace Road, beginning
September 8.
A children’s class will be held
from 4:30 p.m. until 5:45 p.m.
on the second Tuesday ot each
onth. No supplies are needed. In
terested students should call
739-5917 for registration and
more information.
art classes
An adult class will be held at
7:30 p.m. Brady will have a lec
ture demonstration each month,
using varied media to allow
students to understand all
methods of producing works of
art. After the lecture, he will
critique paintings of the
students. There will be no actual
painting during class.
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