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KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
Thursday, November 4, 1965
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Savings & Loan Association
Ben H. Bridges, Sec.-Treas.
BETHWARE
OAK GROVE NEWS
By Mrs. Ruth Vcss
Phone 7ii9-5035
Oak Grove Baptist church will
obsei've Harvest Day Sunday',
Nov. 7 ai 11:00. Every member
is urged to attend.
The building commit toe met
Monday night at the pastorium
to make plans lor the new' recre
ation building.
Mr. and .Mrs. Walter Vess. Jr.
and Joel visited Mrs. Linda
Hoyle and David o! Chorryville
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Keever Hamrick
and Phylli.s look Wanda Carol
! to N. C. Baptist hospital at Wins-
* lon-Salem for a check-up iasi
week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lovelace
announced the birth of a daiigli*
ter, Thursday, in the Kings
.Mountain hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Waller Vess. Sr.,
and Tommy went lo Rutherford-
ton Tuesday night. Mr. Vess vi.<-
j ited his grandmoihor. Mrs. W. K.
Vess in the Rulherfordton hospi
tal.
Katherine Gibbons of Charlotte
spent the weekend with her jiar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. David Gib-
I bons and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Champ-
j ion and boys Df Florence, S. C..
I brought his mother, Mrs. T. A.
I Champion, home Saturday.
Visitors in the home of .Mr.
'and Mis J. T. Champion and
j Mrs. T. Champion Sunday
,wero: .Mrs. Kicd Kiser; Mr. and
Mrs. C. B. Clary and family: and
Mr and Mrs. Howard Champion
, and childicn.
Mrs. Grady Blanton is a pa
tient at the Kings Mountain hos-
' pital.
Mrs. Viiginia Bell and Gail
spent Sunday vvUh Mr. and .Mrs.
: Stokes Wri.ffht and family.
Mrs. Zay Moore is i patient in
the Kings M luniain ho.spital.
Visitors .Sunday night in the
'home of .Ml'S. Virginia Bell and
. Gail weie: Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Philbeck; Mr. and .Mrs. Horace
Bell and Rev. and Mrs. Arnold
Bell and family of Lenoir. \. C.;
Mr. and Mrs. Engine B<‘11 and
, farily.
Mickey Bell of C. State at
Raleigh soent the weekend with
his p.arents. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
B(‘:l and family.
Rev. and Mis. Arnold r>;*Il and
family of Lenoir v^shed Mr. and
M^s. *J. n. .Stacy and family Sun
day.
Mrs Lester Harmon and Hilly
spent the weekend with Mr. and
I Mrs. Henrv Bridges. Visitors in
II the Bridges home .Sund^iy wore:
Mr. and Mr.s. Billie Bridges a-»id
Anna of Shelby; Mrs. Sarah P. ;
Lovelace and Mr and Mrs. Odell
Lovelace and granddaughter, ^
Penny. i
Young Married Sunday School i
.Class had a Costumed Halloween
i Party Saturday night at the
Jenkins
Church,
sevi'i al
parents.
I home of .Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Davis.
Mr. and Mrs, Alton Dover and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dover
spent the weekend at .Myrtle
Beach, S. C. fishing.
Mr. and .Mrs. Justice
and children of Falls
V'irginia, are si>ending
days with .Mrs. Jenkins
Mr and .Mi-s. Evans Wilson.
Mrs. Ruth Milchc‘m spent the
weekend witli -Mr. ami Mrs. Rob
ert Allen of Kings Mo-untain.
.Mr. and Mrs. E. E Babbs visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. J. C Babbs of
High Shoals, N C Sunday.
Sir. and .Mis. jack Ray of
riiarloite visited in the liome of
Mrs. Mae Bcdl Saiunlay.
Mr. and .Mrs. Wayne Putnam
and children of Charlotte visited
Mr. and Mrs Crawforil Lovelace
Sunday afternoon.
Rev. Earl Smith is having
cliarge of services at David Bap
tist chureh during tin* illness of
their pastor. Rev. N. S. Hardin.
W’cilne.sday night is Fa'mily
.Night at David Baptist cluirch.
sj)onsoied by the \\’MS.
The Intermediate Training
Union Class of David Baptist
chu’Th had a weiner roast and
Halloween party Saturday night
at the church. Teachers an* Mr.
Lewis Crawford and .Mrs. How-
anl .MeKi»e.
The Deaeons of David Baptist
chureh met Momlay night.
Mrs. Mamie Gibbons is spend
ing severaLdays with Mr. and
Mrs. J ihnny McKenny.
Visitors in the home of Mrs.
Lyman Champion and Darlene,
Sunday were: Mrs. Elva Me-
Swain. Mr. and Mrs. Newell
Thornburg and boys; and Mr.
and Mrs. Giles B(*ll and children.
.Ml'S. Mernerva Philh(‘ek is
spending .several days with Mr,
and Mrs. Lewis Philheek.
.Mr.4. D.ale Harmon recejv''fl
w’ord from her hu.sbaiKi, Dale
Harmon who is serving in Viet
nam. that ho has been promoted
fro-n Spec. I to 5^rgeant. '
Mrs. Fi*<‘d (heene is working
at Williamston. S. C. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Bnst ‘if
Greensboro snent the weeki*nd
with .Mr. and Mrs. Zollie Lail
an<l family.
Mr. Euffi'nc Lovelace and Jean
Smith of Kings .Mountain were
married .Sunday.
Mr. ami Mrs. Lester Bidilix
had as tlieir guests .Sundav. Me.
and Mr.s. Dave Odom of Greens-
boio. r.. and Mr. and Mis
Dee Hughes of Grover.
Mr. ami .Mrs. Wiley Allen and
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hoyle went to
Charlotte Saturday to see “The
Sound of Music” at the Carolina
Theater.
Visitors in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Lee D<‘venney over the
' weekend w^ere Mrs. Ruffin Brack
ett and Mrs, Carmie Brackett of
1 Casar. |
To .serve motori.sts there arc
212,600 service stations in the U.
S.
WBTV Presents KM Documentary
To County's Historical Society
'Phe Jefferson Slandaril Bioa l
casting Co. through \\TjT\' of
Charlotte has iirovidi'd the Clevc
land County Historical Suc.eis
with a kim*seo)M* of tlie BailU* fd
Kings Mountain documental y
j-ecently leleca.'^t on tlie slatior» >
"Land of the Fret*’ pro.^iani.
Tile fil n was ma<!(' uvailalile
at no coS| to the suidety a.s a
JelfersoM Slaiulard connihul.oh
to the soi'ieiy’s t'flori.^ t • a.''.''ein
ble worthwhile hisioiical data,
documents and lelii.s to form the
nucleus for the e\entual estab
lishment of a county histoi-i<al
mu.seum.
Society President Jim Allen
says that. "'Plie kine>.-opc is an
e.xeellent addition to the society'.-
growing accumulation of \ala-
aide relics and recoul.’^. We are
most aiipreeiaii\e of W’B'I'Vs in-
iei’<‘st and cooperation.”
Tli(‘ doeumcniary on :iu* battle
of Kings Mountain wa.- wiitlen
for (’hannej 3 liy Kd Smith of
Kings Mountain, a :rember ol
the C!eM*l:nui ('ounl\- 1 lo.dorieal
S.iciety. and i.s illustudefl with
piiolographs and ilelailed .•l-i.-i*
ups of the battle.
Banish
eateil.
people
Well edit
Louis .Armstiong liegan blow’
ing his jazz, liorn in 1917.
DDT has hei-n used as a i»esli-
ride for more than 2d \<*nrs.
PLANNING BOARD
Regular meeting of the Kings
Mouniain Plannai:;; Hoard will
he held Tliuisday m iming at
Id o’clock in the office.-; of the
Kings Mountain (’hamlrer of
Commerce on E. .Mountain
^Mountain street,
CITY COMMISSION
'Phe ei;y li.jard ot ^•olTlm:.'-
sion<»».< will i-unvene for its
regular monthly meeting Tues
day night at 6:30 p.m. in City
Hall courii’o >m. Mayor John
11. Mt^s.s said yesterday,
BOOK WEEK
Chi’dren’.s Book W'eek is uil-
di'rway at J-'ic(*h .\Iaum*y
-Memorial Li .rare witli .six'cial
exhlhii-^ on di’-MiIay through
.\ovc;t:l)er ihh. Tile annual ob-
senaiiv-e foll.jvvs the theme,
“Sing Out For Books.”
ROTARY PROGRAM
11 oi -e i; ]< : ■'. SIX rial a-
■'cnf wiiii ilu* i'.'flcral Bureau
of lii\■ .i: ioji, ('■jrirlotte.
will l.e 'MK n! s;ii‘ ii;r>- aj 'Phurs-
da\N i-iui) meeunj- at
at ilu- c'l.unijy Club,
('harl •• Dixon is i>rogram
chairman.
Gie.at Lend, Kan.-;., is o wheat
I'cnh*!*.
Dia/il has unsi>id coffee.
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