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MRS. RANDY C. SMITH
(Cynthia LouIm McDoninl)
McDaniel-Smith Vows
Exchanged At Bethlehem
Cynthia Louise McDaniel of
Kings Mountain and Randy C.
Smith of Dallas exchanged their
marriage vows at 4 p.m. Satur
day at Bethlehem Baptist
Church.
Rev. Sam Murphy, pastor, of
ficiated. Frances Lail, organist,
and Lynn Echols, vocalist,
presented a program of wedding
music. Mrs. Echols sang “You
Light Up My Life” and “Wed
ding Prayer.”
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Rodger T.
McDaniel of S11 Landing Street,
Kings Mountain. She is a 1975
graduate of Kings Mountain
High School and a 1978
graduate of Gaston College. She
is employed by Butler and Stowe
CPAs of Gastonia.
The bridegroom is the ion of
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Smith of
Route 3, Dallas. He is a 1975
graduate of North Gaston High
School and is employed by Wix
Corporation.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her father. Mrs. Pam
Jenkins of Gastonia served as
matron of honor. Bridesmaids
were Becky Dellinger, Laura
McDaniel and Linda McDaniel,
all of Kings Mountian, and
Lynne Sizemore of Dallas.
Junior bridesmaids were Sandra
Broome of Kings Mountain and
Wendi Wood of Dallas.
Danielle Sizemore of Dallas
served as flower girl and Kevin
Arrowood of Gastonia was ring
bearer.
The groom’s father, Leonard
C. Smith, served as best man.
Ushers were Phillip and Tim
McDaniel, both of Kings Moun
tain, and Harold Smith and
Mike Propst, both of Dallas.
The bride’s parents hosted a
reception following the
ceremony at Bethlehem Baptist
Church.
Following a wedding trip to
the mountains, the couple will
reside in Dallas.
Cindy McDaniel Honored
At Recent Bridal Showers
A number of recent showers
were held in honor of Cindy
McDaniel of Kings Mountain,
who became the bride of Randy
C. Smith of Dallas Saturday.
A drop-in bridal shower was
held on December 10 at the
home of Mrs. Mary Jo Parrish in
Clover, S.C. Helping Mrs. Par
rish co-host the shower were
Cindy’s co-workers at Butler and
Stowes CPAs.
Party pick-ups were served to
the 15 guests, who showered
Cindy with gifts for her new
home. The hostessses presented
her a food processor.
Cindy was honored with a
bridal shower on January 12 at
Hardin Baptist Church in Har
din. Hostesses were Lynne
Sizemore, Nancy Teague,
Rachel Smith, Ann Propst and
Frankie Hederick.
Party pickups were served to
the 25 guests, who showered
Cindy with household gifts.
Cindy was honored on
January 22 with a shower at
Bethlehem Baptist Church,
hosted by Sara Stroupe, Jo
Sellers, Helen McDaniel, Ruth
Sanders, Helen Roberts and
Margie Dellinger, all aunts of the
bride, and Barbara Broome, Lib
Carpenter and Phyllis Beach.
The refreshment table was
decorated with a burgandy cloth
overlaid with lace. Pink punch
and party pickups were served to
the guests. The hostesses
presented Cindy an electric
skillet.
A lingerie shower was held on
January 29 at the home of Mrs.
Laura McDaniel, her sister-in-
law. Helping entertain were Mrs.
Lynn Echol, the bride’s cousin,
and Mrs. Kay Weldon.
Bridal colors of pir . and
burgandy were used. Party
pickups were served to the 10
guests.
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MRS. GEORGE EUGENE WILLIAMSON IR.
Oulia Karon Sborrtll)
Williamsons Wed Sunday
In Statesville Ceremony
Julia Karen Sherrill of Trout
man and George Eugene
Williamson Jr. of Statesville
were married Sunday at New
Salem United Methodist Church
in Statesville.
Rev. Hubert Brown, pastor of
New Salem United Methodist
Church, and the bride’s father.
Rev. C. George Sherrill, [lastor
of Grace United Methodist
Church in Kings Mountain, of
ficiated.
A program of wedding music
was presented by Sue Saunders,
organist, and vocalist Kenneth
Sherrill, brother of the bride.
PAM HATCH
Students
Selected
Finalists
R.D. Harward, local PPG In
dustries Foundation agent and
manufacturing manager, an
nounced today the six area high
school seniors who will be inter
viewed on February 23, to deter
mine this year’s winner of the
four-year plant community
scholarship valued up to $8,(X)0.
Seniors recommended as
scholarship finalists by the Na
tional Merit Scholarship Cor
poration based on scores on the
National Merit Qualifying Test
are: Jeanette L. Frank, Dina L.
Injejikian and Sharee A.
Muench of Shelby High School;
Lisa A. Piercy of Crest High
School; Eloise K. Pfeiffer of
Bums High School; and Pamela
Hatch of Kings Mountain High
School.
Students will be interviewed
by a three-member Scholarship
Committee comprised of the
following area university
educators: Dr. Jean Scott, Direc
tor of Admissions, Duke Univer
sity; Dr. Thomas E. Mullen,
Dean of Undergraduate College,
Wake Forest University; and Mr
Collins E. Rustin, Jr., Assistant
Director of Admissions, Univer
sity of North Carolina at Chapel
Hill.
The Committee will consider
factors such as scholastic record,
principal’s endorsement, motiva
tion, leadership and other per
sonality characteristics. The
scholarship ranges from S500 to
S2,0(X) yearly, depending on the
winner’s financial need, which is
determined by the National
Merit Scholarship Corporation,
who administers the PF^ Foun
dation program.
MRS. CURTIS RAYMOND FENNELL
(Susan Elaln* Loiiokst)
Fennells Exchange Vows
Saturday In Greenwood, S.C.
Solos included “Whither Thou
Goest”, “O Perfect Love”, and
‘The Wedding Prayer.”
“Trumpet Voluntary” by
Purcell and “Bridal Chorus from
Cohengrin” by Wagner were us
ed for the processional and the
recessional was “How Firm A
Foundation.”
The bride is the daughter of
Rev. C. George Sherrill and
Jackie M. Sherrill of 805
Katherine Avenue, Kings
Mountain. She is a graduate of
Holbrook High School in Lowell
and Gaston Memorial Hospital
School of Nursing. She is
employed as nursing supervisor
at Iredell Memorial Hospital in
Statesville.
The groom is the son of the
late George Eugene Williamson
Sr. and the late Annie Hartley
Williamson. He is a graduate of
South Iredell High School in
Troutman and Davidson Com
munity College. He is employed
by the Statesville Police Depart
ment.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her father. Her sister,
Mrs. Vanessa S. Jones, served as
matron of honor. Her sister-in-
law, Mrs. Karen E. Sherrill of
Troutman, was bridesmaid.
She wore a Sata Peau wedding
gown, made and designed by her
father. It had a fitted waistline
and an overlay of lace on the
bodice. The long, chapel train
was bodered with lace.
She wore a Piture hat with an
illusion veil and carried a bou
quet of silk roses.
Honorary bridesmaids were
Miss Wanda McMillion of
Gastonia, Mrs. Vicki Hogan of
Statesville and Mrs. Carolyn
Seagrave of Waynesville.
Miss Erin Atwell served as
flower girl and ring bearer was
Danny Hogan.
Peter Cole of North Myrtle
Beach, S.C., served as best man.
Ushers were Tim Jones of
Statesville, and Ponder and
David Sherrill, brothers of the
bride, of Kings Mountain.
The bride’s parents hosted a
cakecutting on Saturday night in
the fellowship hall of New Salem
United Methodist Church.
Following a wedding trip to
Disney World and other points
of interest in Florida, the couple
will reside at Route 1, Trout
man.
Susan Elaine Loizakes and
Curtis Raymond Fennell ex
changed their wedding vows
Saturday at 4 p.m. at St. Mark
Methodist Church in Green
wood, S.C.
Rev. Wallace Culp officiated.
A progrtun of wedding music
was presented by Bill Wilson.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her father, Paul
Loizakes. Her sister. Miss Vickie
Wing, served as maid of honor.
Bridesmaids were Mrs. Robert
Schuette of Clemson, S.C., and
Mrs. Mark Goodman of Sum
merville, S.C.
The groom’s father, Richard
Fennell of Greenwood, served as
best man. Ushers were Mitch
Scogin, brother of the groom, of
Moncks Corner, S.C., Kenneth
Fennell, brother of the groom, of
Greenwood, and Robert
Schuette of Clemson.
The parents of the bride and
groom hosted a reception follow
ing the ceremony in the church
social hall.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Loizakes of
Spartanburg. She is a 1981
graduate of Clemson University,
where she earned a degree in ear
ly childhood education. She is
the granddaughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dotson of
Kings Mountain.
The groom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Fennell of
Greenwood. He is a 1981
graduate of Clemson University,
where he received a degree in
physics. He is employed by
Westinghouse Defense.
Following a wedding trip Jo
Atlanta^ the couple will live"|n
Baltimore, Md.
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