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Laura Weldon, Tim McDaniel
Wed Saturday At Oak Grove
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bride and groom.
Ringbearer was Kenny
Bridges. He wore a miniature
tux to match the groomsmen.
Sandra Broome of Kings
Mountain, cousin of the groom,
distributed programs. Linda
McDaniel, sister-in-law of the
groom, stood at the register and
Mrs. Sherman Awtrey of Grif
fin, Ga., aunt of the bride,
directed the wedding.
The bride’s mother chose a
seaspray polyester knit gown
featuring spaghetti straps and
empire waistline. The gown was
complemented by a detachable
capelet of matching sheer
polyester. She wore a white or
chid at her shoulder.
The groom’s mother selected a
yellow chiffon silista gown styled
with a natural waistline and full
circular skirt. The bodice of the
gown featured cap slit sleeves
and a white lace insert. She also
wore a white orchid at her
shoulder.
The bride’s parents hosted a
reception following the wedding
at the Oak Grove Baptist
^ Church fellowship hall. The
reception area was decorated
with many live plants set in
baskets on stands throughout
the room. To further enhance
the plants, in one corner of the
room a picture of the bride was
set on a painter’s easel. The pic
ture was given to the bride’s
parents. The bride’s table,
covered with an apricot
tablecloth overlaid with lace.
ITS A GIRL
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph (Butch
and Beverly) Owensby of Spar
tanburg announce the birth of
their first child, a daughter, Jen
nifer Nicole, September 1 at
Mary Black Hospital in Spartan-
^ burg. Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Hamrick of Grover
and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Owensby
of Bessemer City. Great grand
parents are Mrs. Clyde Short of
Grover, Mrs. Dorothy Owensby
of Bessemer City, tmd Mr. and
Mrs. W.L. Brougitlbn of Lan
caster, S.C.
NEWTON REUNION
The descendants of Captain
Ben Newton will have their an
nual reunion Sunday at Newton
Park near Casar. All relatives
and friends are urged to bring a
picnic lunch, which will be
spread at 1 p.m. There will be
music following the lunch.
was the highlight of the decora
tions. The centerpiece was of silk
white glads, apricot and yellow
rosebuds, and baby’s breath, set
in a gold colored compote. The
apricot and white three-tiered
cake, draped with ruffles and
apricot roses, with a cluster of
roses and two small white doves
on the second tier, and topped
with a bride and groom, was
placed on one end of the table,
and a glass punch bowl was on
the other end. The cake was
made by Mrs. Martha Wright,
aunt of the bridegroom. Punch,
along with cheese straws, orange
balls, nuts and mints, were serv
ed in glass appointments.
The refreshments were served
by Mrs. Martha Wright, Mrs.
Margie Dellinger, Mrs. Barbara
Broome and Miss Colette
Reynolds.
White rice bags, tied with
apricot ribbons, were set at a
smaller table and were later
distributed by Miss Sandra
Broome, Kenny Falls and Miss
Dawn Jones.
An after-rehearsal supper was
given by the groom’s parents Fri
day night at the home of the
bride’s parents. All attendants
and members of the wedding
party attended the informal
cookout.
For her wedding trip to Myr
tle Beach, the bride chose a kelly
green skirt with matching leisure
blouse and lifted the corsage
from her bridal bouquet. Follow
ing their honeymoon, the
newlyweds will reside on Route
5, Kings Mountan.
BRIDE AND GROOM
The bride is a 1980 graduate
of Kings Mountain High School.
She is the granddaughter of Mrs.
Idelia Weldon and the late W.B.
Weldon of Griffin, Ga., and
Mrs. and Mrs. E.H. Piper of
Barnesviile, Ga. She has com
pleted one year of a two-year ac
counting degree program at
Gaston College and is employed
as a legal secretary in Kings
Mountain.
The groom is a 1980 graduate
of Kings Mountain High School.
He is the grandson of the late
Mr. and Mrs. J.D. McDaniel of
Kings Mountain and jthe late
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parrish of
Kings Mountain. He has com
pleted one year of a two-year art
program at Gaston College and
is employed by Wix of Gastonia.
REUNION
The annual Falls, Hullender
and Burton reunion will be held
Sun., Sept. 20 at the Kings
Mountain Depot Center. Lunch
will be served at 1 p.m.
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MRS. EDLEY lACKSON ROBERTS IR.
(Cynthia DeeAnn Short)
Cindie Short, Ediey Roberts
Married In Oak Grove Rites
Cynthia DeeAnn Short and
Ediey Jackson Roberts Jr. ex
changed marriage vows in a 4
p.m. ceremony Sun., Aug. 9 at
Oak Grove ^ptist Church in
Kings Mountain.
Rev. Michael Goudelock,
pastor, officiated. Mrs. Annette
Webster presented a program of
wedding music, she played
“We’ve Only Just Begun”,
“Savior, Like A Shepard Lead
Us”, “The Twelfth of Never”,
“Love Story”, “Let It Be Me”,
“IP’, “Wedding Prayer”,” The
Lord Is My Shepard” and
“Whither Thou Goest.”
The bride was escorted to the
altar and given in marriage by
her father, Edward Don Short of
Kings Mountain. She wore a
long white formal gown with
beaded yolk front, trimmed in
white lace and a long train. Her
veil was a traditional blushing
veil with beaded cap and the veil
covered the length of the train.
She carried a bouquet of white
orchids, glads and daisies.
Miss Cathy McDaniel served
as maid of honor. She wore a
long blue dress covered with blue
lace that had blue ribbon straps
that hung off the shoulders, and
carried a bouquet of blue and
white mums with streamers.
Bridesmaids were Miss Angie
McKinney of Kings Mountain
and Miss Theresa Falls of
Gastonia. They wore long, for
mal blue dresses overlaid with
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ty was organist for a program of
wedding music. She played
“How Great Thou Art”, “Tam
my’s Love”, “1 Love You
Truly”, “Always”, “In the Begin
ning”, and she played “Now Is
The Time” as the mothers were
being seated. Robbie Houser of
Bessemer City played the guitar
and sang “If’.
After the exchange of vows,
the couple knelt at the prayer
bench for the wedding prayer
and benediction “Seal Us O Holy
Spirit”, played by Mrs. Wiggins.
Shelly Pearson served as maid
of honor and Kurt JoUiff was
best man. Sharon Jackson stood
at the guest register.
The bride’s mother, Mary Ela
Pearson, and her cousins, Shirley
Luckadoo and Laurin Paksoy,
hosted the cake-cutting follow
ing the wedding rehearsal on
Saturday evening.
Cake squares and mints,
prepared by Mrs. Luckadoo,
punch, prepared by Mrs. Pear
son, and sausage balls, prepared
by Regina Dixon, were served to
the guests. Helena Milewski,
Sharon Lynn Jackson, Lisa and
Tracy Smith, and Sharmie Wig
gins served.
The bride’s table featured a
two-tiered white cake, decorated
with pink roses trimmed and red,
and topped by a bride and
groom.
The couple honeymooned at
Chimney Rock, N.C., and
Gatiinburg, Tenn.
BRIDE AND GROOM
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford A. Pear
son of Kings Mountain. She is a
1980 graduate of Kings Moun
tain High School and is
employed by B&B Food Stores.
The groom is the son of Rev.
and Mrs. Harold D. Patton of
Gaffney, S.C., and is a 1980
graduate of Gaffney High
School. He is a student at
Western Carolina University.
blue lace and ribbon straps hung
off the shoulders. They carried
blue and white mums with
streamers.
Miss Jennifer Payne was
flower girl. She wore a long blue
dress with blue lace, accented
with a blue ribbon, and wore a
blue ribbon in her hair.
Jack Roberts served as his
son’s best man. Ushers were
Johnny Roberts and Donnie
Short, both of Kings Mountain.
Mrs. Debbie Sutton attended
the register. She wore a satin
blue dress with V-neck. Miss
Karen Payne distributed rice
bags. Mrs. Martha Jo Badger
directed the wedding.
The bride’s mother wore a
long formal peach gown with
spaghetti straps, and a long lace
floor length jacket which match
ed the gown.
The groom’s mother selected a
long formal pink gown with a
pink taffetta shawl.
The bride’s parents hosted a
cakecutting on Sat., Aug. 8, us
ing the bride’s blue and white
color theme. A three-tiered blue
and white wedding cake was
served. Blue and white flowers
draped off the cake. Punch,
crackers and cheese, sandwiches,
mints and nuts were served.
The bride’s main table was
decorated with a blue tablecloth
overlaid with white lace. A large
flower decoration of gladiolas
centered the table. Crystal
candleholders, silver dishes and
bride and groom glasses were us
ed in serving. On the second
table, a blue and white wedding
bell tablecloth was used with
pickups for the guests.
The couple has returned from
a wedding trip to Myrtle Beach
and is residing in Earl.
BRIDE AND GROOM
The bride is a graduate of
Kings Mountain High School
and Gaston College and is
employed at TG&Y.
The groom is a Kings Moun
tain High graduate and is
employed by Fiber Industries.
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July Showers Honor
Bride-Elect Cindie Short
Two July showers honored
Miss Cindie Short, bride-elect of
Ediey Roberts.
On July 30 at 7:30 p.m., she
was honored at a stock and pan
try shower given by Theres and
Derice Falls of Gastonia. She
was showered with canned
goods, spices, and staple items
for her new home. Each guest
presented Cindie with a copy of
their favorite recipe.
Punch, cake squares, nuts,
mints and crackers were served.
The bride was presented a cor
sage with pink pom poms and a
measuring spoon set.
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Cindie was also honored at a
miscellaneous shower given by
Mrs. Jack Roberts, her mother-
in-law, and Mrs. Joannie Sum
merlin.
Wicker fans with silk flowers
were used with a large white lace
umbrella with ribbon for decora
tions.
Chips, dips, cheese balls.
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