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M I. * <& • 4 4 ►■4 4 A-#4 , Page 2 KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C. Thursday, August 4, I9( Party Honors Jp Sigmon, Bride-Elect Scouts Cook, Sub-Jumor 4«mbor«9 In Raleigb August 1^ , ^ O t ! RALEIGH — A tea at the Gov- i ernor’s mansion, workshop and prJnflV iNllClht i other sports activities will marki rnuayiNiyi j A A ^ „ (the fourth annual Sub^Junior! Ten Bov Scouts from TYood 92 August bride-elect Jo Carol I Jamboree to be held In Raleigh, hiked to Maple Springs Friday ' ^gmon of Gastonia was guest- August 16-17. TTie Sub-Juniors ni^ht for a cook-Put and camp-1 V spohsored by the North Caro- out Rev. Robert C Mann, pastor af/nta* r fo«f;lina Fed^tion of Women's;of First Baptist ehatx*. and j aunts. Miss Sigmon's wedding to Clubs. ^ Vernon Carson of Kings Moun tain takes plaee August 28th. Mrs. Ruby Queen, Mrs. L. . Barker, Mrs. William L. Smith ^ and Miss Virginia Nivens enter, tained at the Nivens home at 421 South street. r 'Senior • Raleigh Sub-Juniors will host Sparks led the hike. Patrol Leader Chuck yoktr;,' pSS'I Suppc- or nm<.r ..ew, cherry ^11 brinv th« r^ri^o? and hiseuits was served will bring the principal address were mem bers of the Fii^t Baptist chui’ch troop coT.mitte, including the Rev. Mann, Charles Alexander, HtU'man Sparks and Warren Go- A-aMaaxv AXUill' phries, Adrian Beam, Johnny Bumgardner David Collins, Mike swimming, pajama parties, bura Herndon, Chuck Sparks and sessions,- and a “Meet The Cati~Tate -^.eaders . directing. •• _ _ A AO. I ^l-A — AA..AA^» ...AVt'kA O T 1 1 ^ <k M ^ A-VM Ta'aAM girls. Other activities will include on the subject ‘Teens — Keys to the Future.” Citizenship and character de- S hS’s f?'. »'■» h^-nPhny Sr Cool., Stevo .Mo^rc. Frank Hum light of decoration. Overlaid '^wilh a cloth of Irish linen and Jftce,.-the. table held a ^candela brum of candles, daisy mums and green fern as central deco ration. Green punch was served from one end of the table with decorated cake squares topped with valley lilies. Mrs. Clyde Queen, Jr., served punch. Guests were from Gastonia, Nwton, Lincolnton, Kings Moun tain, Bessemer City, Statesville i oa”**' '““‘■r Auvnanuiia Av,r.w,«'o : Charlotte, and Rock mil S. C ’ chairman for the organ!- j have been issued in Kings Moun- ’ ’ ■ (Charlotte. Working with her are|fain: i Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gaffney ^ Hunter of Afr. and Mrs. John Clark, jityiior \ nd son, Stephen, arrived vester- p Greensboro; Mrs.! request the honour r. Lee Jones, Hamlet; and Mrs.j of pour presence ! L. G. Holland, Roanoke Rapids. \at the marriage of their daughter'. Gale Loretta I sessions,-ana a Meet The csm~ didates” party. State officers will' fhe event were Scoutmaster Ken K.Q _A AW. ‘Pruitt and As.sistant Scoutmas ter Jim Yarbro. be elected at the meeting. The Cary Sub-Juniors, 35 strong and all travelling the four-mile distance to stay overnight in Ra leigh for the Jamboree, will be welcomed into thq. -organization as toe newest club. It was or ganized in June under the spon sorship of the Cary clubs. The boj's returned home Sat urday afternoon. Clarlt-Dover Invitations Issued Invitations reading as follows Luncheon Honors Bride-Elect Mi-s. I. B. Goforth, Sr. enter tained at her home Saturday at a 1 o’clock luncheon paying compliment to Miss Diane Rob-! erts, bride-elect. A color note of pink and white was carried out in decorations- Centerpieces for the two tables were arrangemnts of tinted pink Queen Anne's Lace. The hon oreo’s place was imarkod by a coreage of white carnations and a gift of silver in her pattern. Miss Roberts w’ore a naNT and white dress with white accesso ries. A three course luncheon was served to Miss Roberts; her mo ther, Mrs. Gene Roberts; her fi ance’s mother, Mrs. Humes Houston; Miss Annie -Roberts,. Miss Linda Roberts. Mrs. Ken Roberts, Mrs. S. R. Suber, Jr., Mrs. Ken Davis. Mrs. Coman Falls, Mrs. M. D. Phifer, Mrs. Forrest Roberts, Mrs. T. A. Ham- bright and Mrs. Eugene McCar ter. Legion Auxiliary Plans Picnic Supper Members of the American Le gion Auxiliary will gather Thurs day (tonight) at 6:^ for a cov ert dish picnic and regiilar meeting. Mrs. Alma Whitesides will be hostes^ at her home at 904 Boyce street Miss Clark Gives Plans and son, Stephen, arrived yester day from Richmond, Va. for a visit with Gaffney’s aunt and uncl&>fr. and Mrs. Nevette Hughes. Sunday dinner guests of Mr Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hughes and j children, Mark ajKi Beth, have | moved from Pageland, S. C. to | and Mrs. Baxter Hayes were Mr. i a home in the Dixon community, and Mrs. Clyde Hillhouse. Mrs. Rose Hillhouse, Miss Beatrice Hillhouse, Mrs. Daisy Freeman, all of Anderson, S. C.; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Robinson and daugh ter, Kim, of Gastonia; and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Greene and sons, Tim and Dale. route two. to Mr. Ronald Meek Dover on Sunday, the seventh of August Nineteen hundred and. sirtp-six at twelve noon First Baptist Church Bessemer dtp. North Carolina r_t. Col. W. O. (Bill) Ruddock and family have moved from Wichita, Kansas, to Fountain Valley, California; and have oc- Mrs. Quinn Wells was dinner cupied’ a residence at 10461 Teal guest Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. Circle The Ruddock family are Nevette Hughes, formerly of Kings Mountain. 1 —o— ParJeers To See Son Win Air Force Wings Mr. and Mrs. Don Parker will leave Thursday (today) for Maple AFB, California where they will see their son, James R. (Punch) Parker receive his Air Force Wings. The Parkers will also visit an other son, Donald Parker, Jr., Mrs. Parker and family, in Texas and Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Stepp and family in San Diego, Cali fornia. Mr. Stepp is brother of Mrs. Don Parker, Sr. The Kings Mountain Parkers will travel by car. OUR CAR CLEAWAMCE IS iGAini CHARLES L DIXON The Wplking Mon's Friend Invites Your Close Perusal Of These Excellent Used Car Values — These And Many More To Choose From! i* -n- 1965 Chevrolet Z-Deet Only $1795 straight Drive. 1959 huick ^Door Going At 495 1992 Chevrglet 4-Door Bel Air 895 1961 Lincoln Continental ... Only 1595 4-DoQr Sport Sedan. All Extras. 1993 Po^ge ft^Poss. Station Wagon 895 1991 Cheymlet l-Dooi 1095 Sport ^dan, Air Conditioned. 1999 fanpoki. Spoil Siedan ......... 2495 Low Unites. 196,1 Ponttge l-Ppor Only 1095 Hardtop. 1992 Ckovtglot 4>Door Impala ...1295 Air Conditioned. 1992 Cbavioloi 4-Door 1095 straight Drive. 1961 Ford Station Wagon 995 One Owner. 1964 CHEVROLET STA. WAGOH $1995 One Owner. — TRUCKS — 1954 Ford Vi-Ton Truck 395 1955 Dodge ^^-Ton Truck .... Only 295 1960 Chevrolet Vx-Ton Truck 1195 One Owner. 1962 Chevrolet Vs-Ton Truck . Oply ^295 1952 Chevrolet ^Ton Truck .. Only 495 1957 Fofd ^A-Ton Truck .. Golpg At 495 1965 Chevrplet ^Tou Truck 1395 1966 Impolo Super Sport Coupe .. $795 Ail Extras. ^966 Monza Coupe 4-Spe^ 1995 35 OTBES MAKES & MODELS TO CHOOSE FBOM WE WILL NOT BE UNDEBSOLD CHEVROLET CO. OpfuiNr R^lzciud ilt Muunluin Mrs. Plonk Book Club Speaker Mi*s. George Plonk showed colored slides of her recent trip to Italy, Egj'pt and the Holy Land at Tuesday night’s Home Arts club meeting at toe home of Mrs. Tolly Shuford. Mrs. George Moss was pro gram chairman. The hostess served a salad and dessert course with,_ice^tea. Mrs. Plonk noted that she and her husband. Dr. Plonk, visited in Egypt with former Kings Mountain residents, Mr 2md Mrs. J^ck Barham. Mrs. Plonk also gave historical data of the various points of in terest on her tour of the I^ear East. Masters Scott and Jeff Moss visited their aunts^ Mrs. E. G. Harrison III and Miss Dorothy S. Hayes in Charleston, South Carolina recently. Mrs. Harrison is the former JoAnn Hayes of Kings Mountain. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Moss and Mrs. O. T. Hayes, Sr. later made ‘the trip to Charleston to accompany their sons'back to Kings Mountain. A birthday party at Shoneys for Allen Kyle Tate, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Tate. Allen and his friends were accompanied by Mr and Mrs. Tate and Judy Heimdon for birthday supper. The waitress entered the room with the decorated birthday cake which was served with ice ci-eam. Comic books were given as fav ors. Miss Gale Loretta Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Clark, Jr. of Bessemer City, has announced plans for her marri age to Ronald Meek Dover, Unit ed States Marine Corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Dover of Kings Mountain. The w'cdding will take place Sunday at 12 noon in Bessemer City’s First Baptist church. Rev. A. A. Bailey, pastor of the church, will officiate at the dou ble-ring ceremony. I Jimmy Busby will be at the I organ for the program of wed ding .music and Miss Angela Bullock will be vocalist. I The bride-elect will lie given jin marrtege by her father. Best ■ man for the prospective bride groom will be? his father. Miss Sandra Whitworth v\ attend the bride-elect as maid honor and only attendant. The ceremony will be perfoi ed immediately following morning worship hour V/"- sox OFFICE OPENS AT 7:00 IpkiNGS f^UNTAIN^ usseaSIcity DRIVE" N THEATRE ZtWAYS $1.00 A CARLOADI WED.-THURS.-FRI.-SAT. HIS NEWESTI HIS BIGGESTI THURS.-FRI.-SAT. — 3 HITS — No. 1 — •STUMP RUN" — No. 2 — 'RED LINE 7000' — No. 3 — "MAN WHO SHOT LIBERTY VALANCE' ON SAT. MOVIES RUN IN REVERSE ORDER SUN. THRU WED. 2 HITS — No. 1 — •OUT OF SIGHT' — No. 2 — •TICKLE ME* Bins mn HIllWQIIISt. SUN.-MON.-TUES.-WED. c2a, ^i1in Rsckin Production e ""■» '■> Film corp. (tinernaScope • Color by DeLoxe ON WED, MOVIES RUN I' IN REVERSE ORDER b! — WATCH FOR — 1. “Las Vegas Hillbillys" 2. “Around The World Anc Under The Sea" 3. “Madam X" 4. •'Birds Do It*' “Boy Did I Get A Wrong Number" 6. “Beaij Geste'I GASTONIA ••• PLAN NOW TO SHOP! DAY THURSDAY, AUGUST 4th ONE DAY ONLY Look for DOLLAR DAY Signs and Pennants in the windows of all participating stores. 18 of Gastonia's Stores, including CLOTHING, DEPARTMENT, FURNITURE, DRUG, JEWELRY and VARIETY STORES combine to offer you the most fabulous savings in the history of the cHy. The foUowii^ Gastonia merchants have notified The GASTON COUNTY MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION THAT THEY WILL PARTICIPATE IN THE DOLLAR DAY SCHEDULE FOR AUG. 4, 1966: CATOrS CHILDRB^ SHOP COHEN'S immkGEStfS JEWELERS PJAHA9HOPS EAGU STORES, INC EFIRD'S DEPT. STORE HELEN'S ^ JEWEL BOX S. H. KRESS & CO. MATTHEWS-BELK CO. MATTHEWS-BELK (Dixie Village) REMEMBER: ONE DAY ONLY MERIT SHOE CO. ROY'S, INC. SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. SIDNEY'S SMITH'S DRUG STORE THE VOGUE THURSDAY, AUG. 4th TREMENDOUS SAYINGS FOR ALU PLBNTY OF PARKING! GASTON COUNTY ■■ 1 - ' ' ' ' — MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION ■ ii_ —■ ' GastQti County's Largest Shopping Area Plan To Visit Gastonia on DOLLAR DAY
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