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KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
Sixteen Cagers
gie Hufistetlor, Joyce Bolin and
Etolse Beam; juniors A i^ola
Ruff, Susan Lowery, Elaine Rus
sell and Glenda Lynn and soj>-
homore Hilda Lowery and *resh-
man Sharon Gold.
Boys awarded letters inc}ud(;d
seniors Richard Gold, Mike Bal
lard, Jimmy Cioninger, Ken Bun.
Iiowski and Mickey Bell, jJong
with junior guard Ben Grirres.
Grover Club Planning Benefit,
Lions Held W omanless Weddii g
Reynolds Aboard
By MRS. GENE TURKE I
GROVER — The Grover V Om
an's club met Monday n ;ht.
March 15th, at Grover’s Rt (:ue
Stjuad Building. The club r am
bers discussed the Benefit B dge
and game affair to De heU at
the Squad Building.
Fighter Squadron
March 3 — Aviation Electrician's
Mate Eirst Class Oliver J. iey-
nolds, USN, brother of Mrs. Lila
R. Croft of Kings Mounlair, N.
C., and husband of the former
Miss Hellen R. Snell of 1903 N.
13th Ave., Birmingham, Ala., re
ported for duty Feb. 17 with
Fighter Squadron 114 at the Na
val Air Station, Miramar, Ci lif.
He will be assigned to the I^lec-
trioal Branch of the squadron,
performing maintenance super,
vision on the McDonnell F-4B,
“Phantom 11” jet fighter nter-
septors.
Reynolds entered the service
In April, 1945.
I Among other Grover peopl ‘
tending the Klow'er and Ga
jShow at the Merchandi«<‘
, in Charlotte during the
! were Mrs. Sam Crawley of
' by, Mrs, S. A. Crisp Sr.,
James Rollins, Mrs. J. X>. !
bright, Mrs. Rube Rollins,
W. S. Hicks, Sr., .Mrs. A
Bridges and Mrs. B. A. Har
Circle meetings were held
week in the homes of the fol
ing members of the First i
list church. On Tuesday th*
ma Hunt circle with Mrs.
Putnam, Wednesday afterr
Bostic, Mrs. R. D. Moss, TV'
day Mary Christian circle at
home of Mrs. Grady Ross,
Friday the Meldona Living
circle with Mrs. Edwin G. H*
don as hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Hyler
ind
daughter of Lanrasttn* r.ere
weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
R. B. Keeler and Mrs. C. W.
Richardson.
A Womanless WVdding was
presented by the Grover I'ons
club Friday night at th<» Elo. len-
tary school. Tho progi-am in hid
ed a performance by the 8th
grade Chorus. James .Scr. ggs
was the bride, Dick Hobson the
groom, Paul Ilambiighi. prc ich-
er. Others in the cast wore J nox
Neely, Paul Byers, Bob ^ tss,
Roy Houser, Buford Hamlbr. ght.
Bill Little, Dennis MeDaniel W.
C. Kiser, Fain Hamftjright, Bill
Troublcfield, Hood Watte Jon,
Bob Hambright, Gene Tui ler,
Earl V. Smith, Marvin Pant'ier,
Vardell Neal, Lowrance Ha-ry,
Bill Kirby, Charlie Harry, R Iph
Goforth, Director Mrs. B. A.
Harry Sr.
William (Bill) Roark bnt'red
Kings Mountain hospital Tues
day with pneumonia.
Mrs. H. L. Beam spent Tlrirs-
day in Clover, S. C. with Mr. and
Mrs. D. N, Hambright.
The circles of Shiloh Prr by-
terian church met Tuesday
follows: morning Mrs. C (
Rountree, afternoon Mrs. F
Robinson, Earl, and night ir
home of Mi's. Jackie Hamhr ,
Gn Sunday March 14th at
home of Mr. and Mrs. C ;
Randall the MeSwain Fa
celebrated the birthday of I
G. Pink MeSwain who wa
years old on March 9th. Pre ■
for the dinner were Mr. i
Mrs. Ansel Hardin, Edgar
Donna Hardin of Blackst i
Mr. and Mrs, Bill MeSwain :
Mrs. Brice Stephenson, all
York, David Brewer. Blackst
Mr. and Mrs. V'irgil Moss
Gaffney.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Dr ike,
Jr. announce the birth of t' ins
a boy and a girl on Feb. 24t i at
Rabot, Morrocco. Mr. and ; Irs.
Jack Pinkleton of Grover are
grandparents of the twins.
National Education Association
Convention to be held this sum
mer in New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon 0.sroe
Moore, who came to Grover on
Friday for a visit with Mi's. ^lat.
tie Byers and Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Byers, returned to their liom * in
Fayetteville, on Friday night.
.Mr. and Mrs. Moore were re
turning from a tour out We.‘:t.
The Grover Community* 1-H
club met March 1.5th at the Gro
ver Elemantai'y school. Bill
Herndon pr^esented a program on
Grades and Cuts of Beef. P tm-
phlets on U.S. Grades For Beef
were given to the thirteen m em
bers pros'ent. Katherine Bledsoe
was welcomed as a now member
to the club.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill McCartei at
tended the funeral of Mr. Hu »brt
Neal at Clover, S. C. Tue^ iay
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean B. \V ?st-
moreland, teachers in Charlttte
and son and daughter-in-lav of
Mr. and Mi's. J. Bert Westm U'e-
land, were elected by the m ‘m-
hers of the Charlotte Meek cmi-
burg N.C.E.A. as delegates to thb
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She is the granddaughter of Mr.
and Mrs. G, Frank Hambright
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Ollie Harris of Kings Mount lin.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Edmon
son announce the birth of a
daughter, Beverly Chantel, Fri
day, March I2th at the King.s
Mountain hospital.
Ml'S. Jimmy Fortenberry, Lisa,
Eric and Foil of Charlotte are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Alvah
Bridges.
Miss Annie Randall of Wash
ington. D. C. spent several days
with her father, E. D. Randall,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert White. Mr.
and Mrs. Keith White and other
relativ'es in the county*. Miss
Randall returned to VV'ashington
on Saturday.
Mrs. H. L Beam. Mrs. Harry
Beam, Tony and Herbie and Bc^-
ry Robinson attended a Y.W.A.
White Bible Service at Sandy
Plains Church in Gastonia hon
oring Miss Rachel Hoffman,
bride-elect of April. She is the
fiancte of Ray (Buddy) Robin
son.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Hicks Jr.,
and sons of Charlotte were sepnd
the day guests of the R. 3. Keel
ers. Mrs. C. W. Richardson and
the W. S. Hicks. Srs.
The confirmation rites w’cre
administered to Buford Ham-
bright Sunday March 14th 4 p.m.
at the Church of the Redeemer.
Shelby for Trinity Episcopal
church, Kings Mountain. The
Rev. M. George Henry, Bishop of
the Western North Carolina Dio
cese in charge. Special friends of
Mr. Hambright attending the
serviebs were:
Mr. and Mrs, William D. An
derson of Gastonia, Mi's. Maude
Braswell, Miss Dorothy Bras
well, of Charlotte, Mr, Ashly Ty
ree of Charlotte, Mr. James
Scruggs. Becky Scruggs, Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Springer, Mrs. RUbe
Rollins. Mrs. B. A. Harry. Sr.,
Miss Elaine Grindstaff, Mrs. B.
P. Hambright and Miss Mary
Hambright of Grover.
Gardner-Webb Gives Final Plans
For Convocation March 20-22
BOILING SPRINGS — Plans
for play'ing host to thousands of
guests are now being finalized at
Gardner-Webb College where a
thi-ee day convocation is set
March 20-22.
The ordering of 10,000 chairs,
shuttling of buses to pick up
motorists parked at same dis
tance from the campus and pre
parations for sound equipment
are just some of the preparations
being made by the Convocation
Committees.
Three nationally known speak-
ers will highlight events which
begin Saturday morning and last
through Monday night.
Governor Dan K. Moore, Rep.
Julia Butler Hansen of Washing
ton State and D. William Bros-
nan, president of Southern Rail
way System will be featured
speakers.
Others expected include 10th
District Congressman Basil L.
Whitener, Rev. Ben Fisher, exe
cutive secretary on the Council
of Christian Education of the N.
C. State Baptist Convention; Dr.
W. Perry Crouch, general sec
retary - treasurer of the Baptist
State Convention, a .500 - voice
choir and a host of outstanding
businessmen and ministei's of
this area.
The public is invited free of
charge and without any need of
tickets to all events except a 6 p.
m. dinner meeting Saturday and
a 7 p.m. dinner meeting Monday.
Limited sealing facilities make
these events “invitation only” af
fairs.
E%’ents begin at 10 a.m., Sat-
ui’day, March 20. when Rep. Ju
lia Butler Hansen, one of a dozen
women in the U.S. House, speaks
on “Christian Education—Amer
ica’s Security.” She will be in
troduced by Rep. Whitener. Tliis
ewnt, to he held in the Best
Physical Education Building, will
be concluded by pn^sentation of
Distinguishi*d Alumni awards.
Dr. E. Eugene Poston, presideiit,
will give the awards, assisted by
Dean Robert B. Isner. Dr. J. Roy
Robinson, pastor of the Hickory
First Baptist church, will award
citations. Rev. T. Max Linnens,
pastor of the Boiling Springs
Baptist church, will give the in
vocation, and Rev. F’ o r r e s t
Teague of Shelby will welcome
gubsts. Presiding will be Ralph
Gardner, Shelby attorney.
The President’s Rewpiion is
slated for 3 p.m. Saturday pi the
O. Max Gardner Student Center
Building and at 6 p.m. a Minis
ters and Church Representatives
Dinner will be held.
Thursday, March 18, 1965
to speak. ~Tcn th^sa nd
chairs will be available on catn^^.
pus, county and state i»lice wil^P
direct traffic and parking and
the college will run a -shuttle bus
to pick up persons who park
some distance from the campus.
John R. Dover HI will preside
at this event. Rev. Woodrow* M.
Flynn, pastor of Shelby’s Calva
ry Baptist church will introduce
r ..mM nr Forrest
Thun
Governor Dan Moore’s talk on
“Education Is Everybody’s Bus
iness” will conclude Saturday's
ev'onts. Gov. Moore will be intro-
the stieaker and Dr.
Feezor will give the benediction.
Invocation will be by Rev. Ed
gar II. Nease, pastor of thb First
Methodist church of Rulherford-
ton and congregational singing
will be Irti by Horace Easom.
Music at all events is under the
dii'ection of Jerry Hill, head of
the collegb’s Fine Ait.s Depart
ment. Dr. Crouch will read scrip
ture and lead in prayer.
The finale is at 7 p.m. Monday
wlien D. W. Brosnan speaks to a
gathering of outstanding busi-
less and industrial -men and
w'omen, Lloyd C. Bost, ciiairman
of the college board of truste^,
will preside, Mi. McCraw will
w'elcome guests, G. J. (Jack)
Vincent will inti-o<iuce tlie head
table. Rev. Oorge M. Webb of
duced at the Bost Physical Edu- Shblby Presbyterian church
cation Building by R. Patrick
Spangler, general chairman of
the 60th Anniversary Phase of
the Decade of Advance.
VV'oodrow W. Jones, former U.
S. Congressman from North Car
olina will fireside. Rev. Elwood
R. Orr of Forest City will give
; the invocation. Dr. Poston W'ill
welcome guests and also present
Distinguished Citizens Awards,
assist(xl by Thomas McGraw;
vice-president of the college.
William P. Humphreys, Jr., plant
manager of Fiber Industries,
Shelby, will read the citations,
assisted by Mns. Charles D. For
ney, Jr. of Lawndale, Rev. M'tch-
ell Faulkner, pastor of the Cen
tral Methodist church in Shelby,
will give the benediction. |
Sunday exercises start at 3 p.
m. Bocau.se of illness, Dr. Billy
Graham, evangelist, will un-|
will give the invocation and Ivy
Cowan, pi'esident of Stonecutter
Mills Corp. of Spindale, will have
comments on the campaign and
the benediction w’ill bo given by
Rev. Ernest Smith, pastor of
Dover Memorial Baptist chiurch.j
Firemen Report
Six Grass Fires
Kings Mountain firemen went
to the scenes of six grass fires
Monday and Tuesday.
Firemen extinguished three
grass fires on Monday, one on
Dilling Street, one on First Street,
and one at the residence of W. L.
Thornburg on the Shelby Road.
Tuesday’s fires included one on
Deal Street and two on McGin
nis Street.
No damages wore reported.
it'A
Honor Roll
Students Listed
Thirty • six Kings Mountain
high school students were listed
on the first honor roll and 61
students were listed on the sec
ond honor roll for the fourth six
we(?ks’ grading period.
A first honor roll distinction
requires all A’s and A on con
duct and to make the second hon
or roll a student must compile
more A’s than B’s with an A on
conduct and no C grade.
The complete list follows:
FIRST HONOR ROLL
SENIORS: Nancy Lublanezki,
Linda Mullinax, Jan Williams,
Betty Ann Yates, Vickie Conner.
JUNIORS: Darlene Oliver.
Faithel Toney, James Greene,
Ben Grimes, Scott Cloningcr,
Neal Cooper, Wayne Millbr, Jay
Bridges, Philip Bunch, Rita Bell.
Diana Bunkowski. Mary Jo Hord,
Mary Ann Houser, Teresa Jolley,
Jackie Dunn.
SOPHOMORES: Chucky Glad
den. Lany Patrick, Jane Morri.s,
Steve .Sprouse, Edith Hambright.
Dennis Bridges, Larry Burton,
Vickile White, David Wilson.
FRESHMEN: Lonnie Duncan,
Danny Dyke, Jeff Mauney. Don
na Crawford, Brent Goforth,
Carolyn Falls, June Frederick.
SECOND HONOR ROLL
SENIORS: Pat Lewis, Susan
Plonk, Bill Patterson, George
Plonk, Ken Bunkowski. Margaret
Bryant, Peggy Bumgardner, Ka
thy Ellison, Carolyn Jones, Nbil
McCarter, Jacob T. McGinnis.
Spencer Moore, Ann McDaniel,
Judy Morris, Sandra Wright,
Linda Fitch, Jean Hamrick,
Jewel Hayes, Carolyn Heavner,
Buz Shuford, Linda Sherrer,
Anne Trott. Lyn Cheshire, Helen
Goforth, Richard Gold.
JITNIORS: Win Goter, Mike
Goforth, Faye Smith, Rita Cav-
eny, Chip Bridges, Vickie Jack-
son. Hollis Falls, Ann Patterson.
Paulette Patterson, Lydia Poole.
Charles Wright, Libby Alexan
der, Vickie Armstrong, Susan
Lowery'. Glynda Lynn.
SOPHOMORES: Norma King.
Tommy Finger, Barbara Plonk,
Kenny Plonk, Roger Randall,
Ann Owens, Jane Culp. Ann
Sanders, Nadine Bell, Jo Bridges,
Sheila Vess.
FRESHMEN: Jane Turner,
Mike Hoyle, Teresa Huffstlckler,
Forest Wayne Wright, Stan Yar-
bro, Sharon Gold. Pat Cheshire,
Kathy Holland. Kathy Plonk,
Dale Randle.
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