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KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN> N. C.
Thursday, August 26, 1965
G-W Launches
Nundng Piogiam
BOILING SPRINGS Gard-
ner-Woh,; Coth'gp's Dopaitment
of Nui'sinR Kdupation launctios
its first year August 30 with 40
students enrolled for the two
year Associate in Arts Degree
progi-am, announces Dr. E. Eu
gene Poston, president.
Directed hy Mrs. Grace Lee
R.N., the department begins its
program under the sanction ol
the N. C. Board of Nurses Regis
tratioh and Nursing Education
which recently extended provi
sional accreditation for 1965-66.
This means the department's
planning, ob,ieclives, fac.alty and
curriculum meet all state re
quirements for quality nursing
education but tliat one full year
of operation is necessary hefort
the board deteu.nines pcrmanettl
accreditation
Cleveland .Memorial Hospital
of Shelby and Rutherford Hospi
tal of Rutherfordton are cooper
ating in offering this pro.gram.
These two institutions will share,
with the college, in financial sup
port of the department and will
open their facilities for clinic,il
and laboratory training of nurs
es, All classes will be conducted
at the college where the .students
are fulltime and regular students
in every .sen.se of the word, stales
Mrs. Lee.
Graduation with an A.A, De
gree is achieved in two years
with proper grades and the .stu
dent Will then be prepared to
write and successfully complete
the licensure examinatirn of the
N. C. Board of Nurse Registra
tion and Nursing Education.
Gardner-Webb College is one
of few college's In North Caro
lina now in this A.A. program of
lutsihg, .hut it has been proven
successfully in 29 other states.
Dean Robert B, Isner states,
“Three years of intense planning
ry college and hospital officials
are behind this fall's opening of
the department."
Both Dr. Poston and Dean Is
tier expressed delight at the de-
irartment's preliminary accredi
tation and expre.ssesi sentiment
that “the entire area will benefit
from this maijor accomplishment
in the field of medical educa
tion,"
A pre-planned curriculum has
been laid out for the nur.ses, in
cluding English 101-102, p.sycho-
logy. Integrated Science with
concepts of Microbiology, physi
cal education, Nuising 101,
Growth and Development, Inte
grated Science with Concepts of
Chemistry, Medical Surgery, so
ciology, Marriage and Family,
Billie 101, Obstetric - Pediatric
Nursing, Nursing 203, Phychia-
trie Nursing (.six weeks summer
work at Broughton Hospital,
Morganton, N. C.) and clinical
work at the two hospitals.
Tills program, as contrasted to
the three year diploma program,
allow.! the student to complete
raining one year earlier. To
rake this possible educational
i.xperiences are carefully select
ed with undue repetition in both
theory and practlc eliminated.
Upon completion of the course
the nurse is expected to be pre
pared to do betiside nursing. Thi.s
training as an R.N. prepares a
ttudent to do private duty nurs
ing, office nursing, hospital nurs-
COMEDY CORNER
Bonds Stint
Totals (Bven
“I bagged that one la*t fall."
ing, public health nursing, for
eign or home mission work.
Peace Corp work, industrial
nursing or other fields.
The faculty of Gardner-Webb
will assist the three-member
nursing faculty by teaching rc-
latex! fields of basic (xlucation.
The nursing education faculty,
all with degrees in Nursing Edu
cation. will be announced at a
later date.
Are you a porter by profession?
If not, why carry around extra
baggage. The North Carolina
Heart Association says that fat
and good health don't mix. A
good recipe for a longer, happier
life is to keep your diet dowm.
See your doctor if you are be
coming overweight. A change up
ward in your weight can mean a
change downward in your health
and lifespan.
Cash sales of U. S. Savings
Bonds in Cleveland County a-
mounted to $29,836.00 in July.
For the first seven months of
this j"car E and H Bonds s.ild
totaled $2-15,794.00, which fepie-
sents 57.9 percent of the County's
Bond quota for this year accord
ing to a report received today
from Gcor.ge Blantoh, Jr., Shel
by County Volunteer Bond Chair
man.
State-wide, Bond sales for Ju
ly were $4,046,178. Cum.ulative
sales for the year totaled $30.-
323,518. This is 57.1 percent of
the State's annual quota of
$53,100,000.
Appling Bites
Held Tuesday
Funeral services for George
Ernest Appling of Spartanburg,
-S. C. were held Tuesday at 4:30
p.m. from Hayes Baptist church.
Mr. Appling died Saturday at
Murray Nursing Home in Paco-
let.
Survivors include two sons,
I Herbert W. Appling of Grover
and William L Appling of Kings
! Mountain.
I Other survivors are George F.
Appling of Sliclby and three
I daughters, all of Atlanta, Ga.
Acne generally can be controll
ed by diet and cleanliness.
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Lengthy Session
Of City Court
Held On Monday
A lengthy ses.slon of city re-
cordcr's court was held Monday
afternoon and Judge George
Tlumasson handed down the fol
lowing judgment.s:
John W. Thomas, 17, 316 West
Ridge Street, was chargi-d with
interfering with an officer. He
was found innocent due to insuf
ficient warrant.
Russell Morris, ,33, 214 Walk
er Street, was cliargcd witli as
sault on a female. Mrs. Morris
wa.s ta.xcd witli $.5 and court
costs when she withdrew charges.
^ Mil(>s Brown, 30, 206 Carpenter
Street, was charged with simple
trespassing. Ho was found not
guilty.
Mack Lefevers, 41, 5 I’henix
Drive, was charged with assault
with a deadly weapon. He ap
pealed a four-i.Tonth jail sen
tence and bond was set at $300.
Tommy L Wilson, 31, 415 Mor
ris Street, was charged with as
sault on a female. His wife didn't
wish to prosecute. She was taxed
with costs of court.
William Carpenter, 34, 490
Baker Street, was charged with
assault with a deadly weapon.
He asked for a iuiw ’ trial and
posftxl a $6 jury foe.
James Q. Henry was charged
with operating a motor vehicle
without license, driving after li
cense had been revoked, and
possession of -non tax paid liquor.
He was found not guilty on the
first count. On the second count
he was sentenced to 12 months.
suspended on payment of $200
and court costs. On the third
count he was sentenced to 30
days suspended on court costs.
Talmade Sullen.!, Jr„ 17, pled
not guilty to assault on female.
The prosecuting witness failed
to appear in court and tin* case
was continued until next Mon
day's session. A capias was is
sued for the prosecuting witness.
Janice Hudson, 22, 217 Morris
Street, was clinrged with five
counts of worthless checks. She
was sentenced to five months,
suspended upon payment of
couit c'st.s and amount of the
checks. Site is being held in city
jail until Saturday, after which
she will be taken to prison to
finish her term, unless the court
fines and amount of the checks
are paid, Judge Thomasson said.
.Seven defendants were found
guilty of public drunkenness and
were gi\en 30 day suspended
scnienees.
ASC Election
Set Sept. 10 O
Submissions included:
Talmade G. Sullens, 12, 106
Wells Street, worthless check,
costs of court
Henry A. Myers, 23, 102 East
King Street, improper muffler,
half o.-ists.
Horace E. Kiser, 902 Henry
Slrt>et, woithless check, costs of
court.
John S. Parker, 16, 1030 Elim
Road, driving on wrong side of
road, costs of court.
Randolph N. Lemmons. 16.
Route 1, Graver, kroroper muff
ler. half costs.
Gerald M. Early. 24, 612 Man
ney avenue, improper muffler,
half cost!.
Roger D. Rudisill, IS, Crouse,
improper muffler, half costs.
Dewayne M. Brinegar, 16,
Sparta, following too closely.
CIcvel.and County farmers will
vote in September Jor commun
ity committeemen that will sci v(>
for the next year. Tlic election
will be held by tmail. Ballots will
be mailed to all eligible voters
by August 31 and t'hey must he
I returned liy September 10.
! The duties of these farmer-
jeected committeemen are very
important to all farmrs. They
'assist in tlio local administration
! of all programs adi r.inlstered hy
i ASCS.
i The farmer-committee system
I of administering farm programs
j has been in effect since 19.'13. Al-
I though the programs have varied
! over the years, the committi'c-
men have served a vital role in
keeping th programs gated to
the needs of the indiidual far
mer. All farmers are urged to
vote ill the election.
Tin
C. P. Bariy s
Brother Passes
Funeral services for Thomas
Elliott Barr.v, 76 of Clover, S. C.
were held Tuesday. August 17th.
at 4 p.m. from Bethany ARP
Church. Mr. Barry died Sunday
morning.
Mr. Barry is the brother (?. J
Presley Barry of Kings -Moun
tain.
Other survivors include two
1 brother s.
I hgif costs.
I Three public drunkenness, costs
I of court.
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