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KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
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EL BETHEL MEHODIST CHUHCH
Ki-v. l!oy Liickiirtgt;. I’aslur
Sunday School at lO a.^m.
Miiiiiins Worship at 11 a m
Methodist Youth Fellowship at 6 p,m.
Choir Practice Wednesday at YdH) p.m.
Mill-Week Prayer Service Wednesday
7 p.m.
riliST PRESBYTEHIAN CHURCH
Paul K. Ausley, Th.D., Ministei
SUNDAY:
Uflo Sunday School
30;o0 Nuisery for Pro-School Children
11:110 MornInK Worship Service
0:00 Pioneer and Senior Uliih Fellow
ship
TUESDAY:
7:;i0 Bov Scouts
WEDNESDAY:
7:;Ul Mid-Week Prayer Sctylee
8:(KI Chancel Choir
THURSDAY:
! hiiKI Brownie Scouts
t'-i;t:ir) Junior Girl Scouts
FRIDAY:
8;(i0 AA Meeting
KINGS MOUinAlN BAPTIST CHURCH
'! Rcv.'tlamesHViider : •-
Sunda.v School 9:43 A..M.
Morning Worship 11:00 A.M.
Vesper Service 3:.10 P.M.
Training Union P.M. .
Vestibule AME Zion Church
3ev. M. h. Cninpbell Minister
Supl. W. M. Childers
10 A.M. Sunday School
11_A.M. Morning Worship
1st and| old Sundays
Good Hope Presbyterian Church
Rev. P L. Ross, Minisier
10 a.m. Sunday School
1 p rr. Wnrsliin Services
MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. Wayne Ashe, Pastor
Douglas Ledford. .Music Director
\V:idi' llartstie, Sunday School Supt.
.Sunday 8:1.3 Surtthiy School
ll:i)0 Wor,shii) .'ii’iviec
.o:00 Adull Choir Rehearsal
0:01.1 Baptist 7'raining Union
T :U0 Lvciiing Wic'diiii
• Wcdiic.Mla.s. -- 7:00 Bihle .Study ntiri
Pi.'iycr
7:00 G..\.'s and .Siinheums every other
week
CENTRAL METBOiyiST CRTOCH
Rev. liowaid Jordan
—Sunday School.
Ii:u0—Mornlnip Worship
0:30—Intermadlate MctnodlBt Youth r*
knvsnio
1) p.m. —Senior Methodist Youth Fellow
sliip
Midweek Praicr .Service remains at 7 t
tn, Wednesda.v evenings.
<10N NAZAR ENE CUuoGB
loe N. WeDb St.. Ga.stoma, N. a
Rev. A. a Guyer, Pastor. Ph. UN b-4684
Meeting NIghU; 7 p. m. Sunday, Wed
nesday,^ Friday.
Sunday School 10 a. if. Preaching 11 •
BL i"
IfYPS OF Youth meeting Friday Nigh*,
Hev. T. R. Poole. Rev. J. t. Stewart
TSIOLE AAPnn CHURCH
Rev. Lewis McGaba. ^lor
jrlmmy Childers. Sunday'School SUBC
Billy Childers, BIU dlreetar.
Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.
Morning Worship at 11 a. m.
BTU at 6:30 p. m._
Midweek Prayur Servlea Wednesdaya a
1.30 p. m.
Evening Worship on Sundays at T:S
Galilee Mathodls* Onrcii
Rev. J. M. McLean Minister
Supt. Luilier jainerson
10 A.M. Church School
iSt and 2nd Sundavs
11 A.M. Morning Worship
GRACE METHODIST CHURCH
Sunday .School — 9:43 a.m.
Woi'ship 11 a.m.
MYF — 6 p.m.
Kvenlng Worsiiip — 7 p.m.
I’raycr Service Wednesday — 7 p.m.
Mt. Zion Baptist Chuteh
Rev. ’Rm. nailin Minister - ——-
Supl. Joi-.n Ross
10 A.M. Sunday School
11 A.M. Morning Worship •
5 P.'M. Training Union
6 p.m. Evehlug Worship.
7:30 Wednesday night Piaver Meeting
Bynum Chapel AME Zion Church
Rev. W. J. Campnell Mini.sier
Supl. William Orr
10 A.M. Sunt^ay School
11 A.M. Morning Wor.shlp
4 p.m. Young People Meeting
7:;!0 Wednesday evening prayer meet
ing
7:30 Thursday Night Choir Rehearsal
OAK GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. Fred HIcks. Paitoi
Sundai' Schoul supt. — Odwin aloora
lut.Jay: _ . ^
10:00 — Sunday Behoof.
Ll:0OMomlns Worahip aervlce^
7:00 — Bapust Training Union.
g.X — Evening tervlca.
Wedneaday:
lao Uldwedc sraytr isrvlaa.
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Phifer Road — Near Armorj
Rev. Rolicrt Hadon, Pricst-in-Cliarge
Telephone 739-2213
Church School 10:00 .Y.M.
Sunday Service 11:00 A.M.
Isl & 3rd Sund.oys — HiSty- Communion
2nd & 4lh Sundays — Morning I’r.ijcr
Wednesdays—7:00 A:M. — Holy Com
munion
MIDVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH
Mdpines Commupity
Rev. it. C. Frunk.>i. Pastor
Union Franks, Supl.
•Sunday Selionl. 9:4:3 a.m.
WortiUp Service, 11:00 a.m.
Worsiiip Service 7:00 pm.
Tiaining Union;
Wednersday. 7:13 p.m.
0AVB> BAPraT enmea
■tghwar 74
miv. m. s. uAuui. Paitat
Gena Boyla SupL
10:00 Sunday School
11.00 Morning, WotaWp
7:00 p.m. B.T.U.,' BIU Babb Oaaatv
Dlreetar
The Liord'a Supper each fUth Sunday
At Moaea aatd to Bobab, “Omna uia
'tth uo. and wa will da thoe lood."
DIXON PRESBYTEIIIAN CHURCH
Rev. James alaijii, I’asior
SundW-
9:30 A. - Morning WorahIB
10U« A. M. — Sunday Sehod
Life With The Rimples
Btit.
PKNUsT-a CHAPEL
Laonard Auilstauar, FarM;
Sunday School at 10 u'claes a. m.
Uarnlug Worship at 11 o'clock a. m.
MelhotUsi youth Fellowship at 6 o. I
Kvenlng Service at 7 p. m.
FiEDMdirr BAmn cbubcb
Jamef E. WUltanu. Pastor
Sunday;
9:45 a. m.—SundM SchooL
It 00 — Morning Worship.
6:15 — Baptut Training Union.
CAMF CBKZX nAFTm CBmClb
7-mi Cvaalng 9«viee
aevT ml ibindavi — 1:45.
laalatani Paatora.
Uomlng Wonhlp 11:00 a. m.—norma
King, Moale Director.
Evening Worahlp 7:30 p.. m.—alaa MU
reek Prayer Service.
Bible Study at 7:30 B. m.
RESURRECTION LUTHERAN CHUHCH
, Cre.scent Hill
Rev. David Castor. Pastor
Sunday Reli<s)l at 9:4.3 a.m.
Morning-Worship at 11 a m.
Lullier League .Sundays at H::i0 p.m.
Choir Reheai'.sals on Wednesday eve
ning at H:.'W ami 7:30 p m.
Nursery proviilcd for woislilp seivice
CHRIST THE KING
Catholic Church
Sunday Mawr at H-nn.-CotHessiowf -
heard before Mass
School of Religion on Sunday:
Giados — 9:30 a m.
H.S. — 6 p.m.
BETHLEHEM BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. lames Graham, Pastor
SUNDAY:
9:43 a.m. Sunday School
11 a.m. Morning Wor.shlp .
7:3(1 Training Union
S:3n Evening Woi-.ship
WEDNF3DAY 7:3(1 p.m.
anccB MouNTAar tabebhaclr
U:0O—Morning Worahlp.
6:90—Baptist Trauung Union.
7:00—Preaching Servlea. . w*
Vednesday: ^
5:30—Orflcera and Teachers meettn*.
7:00—Mid-Weak Prayer aervUe.
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Rev. R. D, Locas, Minisier
Supl. .(umes Adams
10: A.M. .kundav School
11 A..M. Worship Services
, B P..M. B.T.U.
Rev. Bobby Whitfield, .Pastor
Fred Bowens, Supt.
FUST BAPTIST CHBRCa
! Rev. Robert Niann
Sunday School — 9:45 am m.
I Morning Worship — 11 a. m.
Baptist Training --- 6:15 p, aa.
Evening Worship — 7:30 p. m
Prsyar Meeting on Wednesday aA Tdv
PATTERSON GROVE
BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. Richard Piyler, Pastor
M. L. Williams, Supt. of Sunday Schoo
Union
Robert Ilullender, Director, Training
Sunday School 9:43 A.M
Morning Worship 11:00 A..M
Ve.sDer Services 5:30 P.M
TBK TABEBNXeu: or I.OVB
302 Second Street
Rev. Jen-y Grlgg
Supt. Sunday .Seiiooi. Ralph Chitwood
Sunday School 10 a. bl
Wonmw Service 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m
Wednesday night and Saturday night ait
dee 7:30 D. m.
Singiiig «very 4th Sunday 3:30 v. aa
EAST GOLD STEET WESLEYAN j
METHODIST CHURCH
R('V. C. R. Goodson, Minister
Sunday .Seooi_ U);(Hi A.M. >
Morning Worship ll;iMlA.M.
Wesli^ym Youlli fi:(X) P.M.
Kvenlng WYashlp 7:(SI PM.
I'rnyer-Meeling Wednesday 7:1X1 P..M.
C.Y.C. Wednesd;iy li:13 lit 8:(Xi P.M.
Tecn-Tlme Thur.sdny 7:00 til 9:00 P.M.
Bov Scouts Friday at .Sadie Mill Club-
hou.se 7:00 P..M. i
MOUNTAIN VIEW BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. George l.eigli, Pastor
James Bridges, Supt.„
vValter Cnusby, Clerk
Crow\lBtlXI|Moun 1 a 1 n
Sunday:
19:00 Sunday Sohnol
11:90 Morning service
7 ;:!0 Evening Service, -
Wedne.sday:
7F10 —' prayer Meeting
FIRST CHURCH OF TOT NAZARENE
497 S. Clierukee St.
H. G. Clayton, Pastor
Sunda.v .Scliool Supl. James Sell
Sumlny,j4(fhoi.I.al'9:.15 a.m. 4. ^
.Morning Woi sliip at 11 a m.
NYI’S at C;30 p m.
Junior Speiely: 9:39 p.m.
Evangelis'.ic .Servioe; 7 p.m.
^Vednesdiiy Prayer Meeting at 7 p m
FIRST V/ESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. John G. Karris, Pastor
Suniiay .Sel'.ool O'.-l'i a.m.
Mo.aing Woi'.ship 11 a.m.
Weslo.vah You'.li, 9:13 p.m.
Junior YouMi 9:3(1 p.m. I
Prayer Room 9.;:9 p.m. . '
Evening Worsiiip 7 p.m.
Tues.jay Prayer Room 7 p.m.
W.'iliiL'Sda.v Prayer Service 7 p.m. ■
Adam.s Chapel AME Zion Church
'<( V. M. L. C.iniiih. ll Minister
Supt. I.onnic Wlilsriant
I'l ,\:"M. .kiinday .krhool
11 .\ M. Morning Wor.sliip
2ni^ and 4lh Sunday ;
CHURCH or coo
Rev. F. M. Vaushan. Pastor
.Saturday:
7 p. m. Youth Service
Sunday;
1,(1 a. m. Sunday Scliool
'* 11 a. m. Morning Worship .
7 p. m. Evening S"rvite
Wednesday:
7 p. m. Prayer Service
Shady Grove Baptist Chuicl)
k, .1. Ail.gore, Minister
19 A.M. .Sunday .kclinol
11 a.m. Worship Services 2nrt and 411
Sunday
5 p..oi. BapUst Training Union
7-'io Prayer meeting Wednesday eevnlnt
WHKr DADDY PELL
HAPPERro jV (DFF OF THE
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WERE cajNO Y(7U’RE 50
CONCERNED, TAM1, SLIT
<\DA.DDY WASN'T HURT
iSO DON’T CRV.'
By Les Carrolt
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EASTSIDE oaFTIST CBURCa
R.\. Darretl Coble. Pastor
York icuad
.. ‘Tlie EMd of Your Search
For A Friendly Church”
Sunday:
9;45-n. m. Sunday School.
11:00 a. m. Morning Worship.
6:90 p. m. Baptist TTa'jilng Union.
7:90 ,p. m. Elvenlng Worship.
Wednesday:
( 7:90 p. m. Mid-Week Prayer SaRtoe
J:00i#. m. Choir Keheanj^vr'''^
4LLEN MEMOBiAL •APTIST CBURCI
(hinibiy; j
10:09 Sunday Uclioot. '■
11:90 Morning Worship.
7;09s'Bnp'.lst Tih.lnlng Union (oUowa4 b: '
'cnire '-hnrea services., j
Wednesday: i
t.-oo Mid-week sraybr lanriean. I
St. Paul Methodist Church
Rev J. .M. McLi'.m Minister
Supl. O. V. Ellis
19 A.M. Church School |
11 .Y.M. Morning Worship
2nil .111'! 4th Sundiiy.s I
7:39 P.M. Wednesday Prayer Meeting
MISSIONARY METHODIST CHURCH
R.'V. Frank E. Self, Pastor
Sunday School at 9:43 a.m.
Trcachlng at 11 a.m.
Sunday Nicltt Service at 7 p m.
ST. MATTHEW'S LUTHERAN CHURCH
North Piedmont at Ridge
Charles W, Easley. Postor
8:13 a.m. Sund.ay School
10:09 a.m.—Morning Worship
6 p.m. Luther League
Wednesiiay:
3:;!0—Confirmation Class
7:39—Senior Choir Rehearsal
Thursday:
3:;i9—Junior Choir Rehearsal
J^aster comes as early as Mar.
22 some years and as late as
April 21 in other years.
NOTICE I
Having qualified as adminis-1
tratri.x, CTA. for tlie estate of
Mrs. Texie VVarlick, deceased, all
persons -having claims ajainst
said estate will please file same
with the unders.ioned on or be- j
' fore Febiuai y 1, 19G7 or this no-■
tice will bo- pleaded in bar of i
^ any recovery '
I All per.sons inddhted to said
! estate will please make immedi- j
ate payment. ]
Tills lhe2t.ith day of July, 1966,
C allaa;e VVarlick Kails
Administratrix Ct'A
Davis and VV'liite, Attorneys ?
• 7:28-8:18!
Mobile homes set on perma
nent foundations are now subject!
to ad valorem (taxes in Florida. I
Alabama now has one million
telephones.
MARINE PRrVATE First-Class
Thurman D. Henderson.^’son of
Mrs. Grace Henderson of 1303
Gold St., Kings Mountoin is
deployed to the Caribbean
area with Battalion Landing
Team 3/G, for a routine three-
month training deployment''as
the Caribbean Ready Force.
EmbarKed in the amphibious
assault ship USS Okinawa, the
Landing Team will participate
in oxnphibious maneuvers, hel
icopter vertical envelopment
exercises, and counterinsur
gency operations.
NO. 1 IN SALE:
D SALES ARE GOING AT
A RECORD BREAKING PACE. .WE MEAN TO
eep It That Way. Forget List Price... Come On In.
FORD
NO. 1
IN SALES
In The
CAROLINAS
METER RECEIPTS
Parking meter receipts for
the week ending Wednesday
noon totaled $253.05, including
$21.15 from off-street meters;
$155.50 from on-street meters;
and $76.40 for overparking
fines, the city clerk’s office re
ported.
VISITING RELATIVES
Anita and Rene Hughes, chil
dren of Mr. and Mrs. Erwin
Hughes of Columbia, S C., are
visiting here for ’two wrecks
with relatives.
EQUIPMENT INCLUDES:
CRUISE-O-MATIC
TRANSMISSION
FABULOUS
FASTBACK V-8 ENGINE
FORD OAlAX!E.’5no.XL 2-DR HARDTOP
OVER COST JULY ONLY
ALL GALAXIE 500's IN STOCK ON SALE
MUST^ MG-America’s Most Popular Car!
MUSTANG STANDARD EQUIPMENT INCLUDES:
• Bucket Seats
• Vinyl Trim
• Wall-To-Wall
Carpet
• Wheel Covers
• Oil Filter
• Arm Rest.s
• Turn Indicators
• Electric Wind
shield Wipers
Bock-up Lights
• Ford's Famous • Seat Belts, front
6 cyl.- Engine and rear
• 38,000 Mile Lube O- Fresh Air Heater • Outside Mirror
System 9 Padded Dash ond 9 ICC Flasher
Deluxe Steering Visors • Self-Adjusting
Wheel • Oil Filter Brakes
LIMITED SUPPLY — HURRY
Deluxe Dash Panel
with instruments
instead of lights
(Includes All Freight S Fed. Excise Taxes.)
F-lOO PICK-UP TRUCKS
OVER COST lOIT OUT
MOOSIYUSIDEFicifur
If
South's Laigest
Little Fold
Dealer
910
Shelh;
riMM5
'•DECORATING TIPS'
By GENE TIMMS
B-B B. — THE BOOM IN
BIGGER BEDDING
One cf the biggest booms
today IS the boom to bigger
bedding — and
J for a very good
^ rea^n.
*1 People now
^ realize, wheth*
er they are tall,
medium or
short, that they
are more com
fortable in a larger bed than
a smaller bed. And doctors
^ave stressed the importance
^'of properly proportioned bed-
din.g in assuring comfortable,
healthy sleep.
While king-size and queen-
size beds were at one time
considered indeed a luxury
for kings and queens, ' it
would be a mistake to con
sider a large, comfortable bed
as a luxury today. It is, in
fact, becoming more and
more a necessity.
Some authorities now say
that small beds are the cause
of more insomnia than the
tensions of the day. Actualtor,
the tensions of the day Bure
often caused by the lack of
comfortable sleep the night r
before. Many people aren’t a-
ware of the toll taken by_a
night’s poor sleep.
How big a bed should you]
have? Doctors and psycholo-f
gists report that a person]
should have at least 10 incheaj
more than his own height
have room to turn in his sic
comfortably. The old ’72
75-inch long beds Just areni
big enough for most _
today, nor are the old doubl
bed and twin beds wM
enough for the average
son.
With all bedding mam
turers now making klnt
qiicen-slze and extra^j
bods, there’s no rei
you to ’ miss a cmiil
night’s sle^p.
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