Paga IB-UNQS MOUMTAIN HERALD-Thundoy. March II. 1M2
SHOWER GIFT - D«bbU Warlick, Mat*d Uit
looks at a now quilt mad* by hor ttonco'a
grandmother. Mrs. Myrtle Childers, seoted
right and given to her at a miscellaneous
shower held recently at Dixon Presbyterian
Church. Looking on. left to right, ore Nancy
Hughes. Beth McDaniel. Trudy Bridges and
Annie Mae Berry. Mias Warlick and Charlie
Berry will be married March 28 ot Mary's
Grove Methodist Church.
Bridal Shower Honors Amy Ware
A miscellaneous shower
March 4 at the fellowship hall at
Oak Grove Baptist Church
honored Amy Ware, whose wed
ding to Tim Pearson will be
April 3 at Oak Grove Baptist
Church.
The shower was hosted by the
bride-to-be’s aunts, Mrs. Menzell table. Punch and party pickups
Phifer, Mrs. W.F. Stone Jr.,
Mrs. Buford Ware, Mrs. Jack
Ware, Mrs. Bobby Ware, Mrs.
Bobby Webster and Mrs. Mike
Ware.
A white tablecloth and white
were served.
The hostesses presented Miss
Ware with a corsage of white
daisies.
Over 60 guests called between
daisies decorated the bride’s 7 and 8:30 p.m.
It’S A Girl
Mr. and Mrs. Danny Lee Ar
thurs of Cherryville announce
the arrival of their first child, a
daughter, Monica Lynn, on
March 3, Gaston Memorial
Hospital, Gastonia.
The baby weighed seven
pounds, 11 ounces.
Monica Lynn is grand
daughter of Mrs. Ruth
Leonhardt, Mrs. Shirley Allen,
both of Cherryville, Henry
Frank Leonhardt of Wilson
Convalescent Center and Mr.
and Mrs. J.L. Arthurs of Kings
Mountain. She is great-
granddaughter of Mrs. leona
Lail of Cherryville.
The baby’s mother is the
former Joie Leonhardt.
ITS A BOY
Mr. and Mrs. George W.
Sellers Jr. of Kings Mountain an
nounce the birth of their first
child, William Aaron, March 4
at Cleveland Memorial Hospital.
The baby weighed eight pounds
and eight ounces. Grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Sellers
and Mrs. Alma Sellers, all of
Kings Mountain, and the late
George W. Sellers Sr. Great-
grandparents are Mrs. J.T.
Williams and William A. Sellers,
both of Kings Mountan.
40TH ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Smith
will observe their 40th wedding
anniversary Sunday from 2-4
p.m. at Grace United Methodist
Church Fellowship Hall. The
couple’s children invite all
relatives and friends to attend.
Photo by Gary Slowort^
STATE WINNER • David Blanton U plcturod obovo bolng ^
proMntod a chock from Mn. Hilda Goforth, Rogont (d tho Col-
onol Frodorlck Hambright Choptor of tho Doughtora of tho
Amoriccm Rovolutlon. foe bolng tho first ploco winnor In tho
Stato DAR Eaooy contoot for third grodors. Looking on at loft la
Bothworo School Prlndpol Ronald Nonnoy and at right la
Blonton'a toachor. Bronda Blanton.
David Blanton Wins
State Essay Contest
David Blanton, third grader at
Bethware Elementary School
and son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Blanton of Kings Mountain,
won first place in the recent
State DAR Essay Contest.
David’s first place award in
the third grade category was an
nounced last week at the DAR
State Convention in Pinehurst.
He was awarded a first place rib
bon and check Tuesday from
Mrs. Hilda Goforth, Regent of
the Colonel Frederick Ham-
bright Chapter of Kings Moun
tain.
David won first place in the
local essay contest, sponsored
recently by the Hambright
chapter. His essay was entitled
“Hope for America-How Can 1
Help?”
His entry will now be entered
in the National Contest.
David is a student of Brenda
Blanton.
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