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Fcais Property liie 9600 l8ve!4 dMl lil otty order a new study to guide itother jlevetoipaMat dt Wf 9||9« tern, and also recommended ac- cuimila»n of financial reserves agalhs^lhe time further major system ^instruction *^16 requiz^ tD,BlllTdDAT Hannon, observed his 9Bnd birthday Monday. Mr& B^ie Harmon Goode and Mra Grace Hannon were dbuier guests. quired, “Why didn’t you bring Mr. Falls with you?” Attorney Lackey replied, asked him. I don't know why he isn’t here’’ Attorney Thomasson said his clients regard a service station as an undesirable neighbor, con tended re-zoning would permit tise of the property for “go- carts, all-night carnivals and circuses and other undesirable activities for a residential neigh borhood.” . . Comm. Ellison inquired, You didn’t ask Mr. Falls to sign it?” Attorney Thomasson replied, “No, I didn’t thirtk he was ask ed.” In other actions Thursday night the commission: 1) Let contracts for a two- million gallon water tank, to C. W. Gallant, of Charlotte, for base structure at" $18,775, and Chicago Bridge & Iron Company, •Chicago, Ill., lor the tank at ■'$6930(1'total "Of $89,175. Both were low bids. 2) Awarded' contract for a truck to Southwell .Motor Com pany on low bid of $5930.64. Vic tory Chevrolet Company s bid was $5987.48. 3) Received bids from five firms on a hydraulic garbage packer unit and 30 closed containers of varyingsizes. The board inform ed the bidders contract awards wbuld be considered at the No vember 8 meeting. Approved petitions for paving and installing curb-and-gutter on Ruppe Street from East Gold to Owens; and paving and curb- and-gutter on Blanton Street, from present paving to dekd end; Mns. Gantt's tetes Condiicted Funeral rites for .Mrs Margie Lee Sessoms Gantt, 40, wife of Thurman Gantt, were held Sun day at 3 p m. from Bright Light Baptist church of Bessemer City, 4r4©rment follmsehig in tain Rest cemetery. Mrs. Gantt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sessoms of Kings Mountain, died Friday morn ing. Other survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Sheila Faye Bo wen of Grover;! a son, Larry Bean Gantt of the home; a sis ter, Mrs Brenda Cogdill; and two brothers, Johnny Sessoms of aiffside and Ben Sessoms, Jr. of Kings Mountain. Rev. W. A. Ckahier officated at the final rites. “wrap up meeting” in efforts by a group of East Kings Mountain Mouii>. ^tizens ’who seek annexation to the local school district. HreciaclKtt Fliers Cliaiged Petitioneis Set Wrap-Up Meet Chairman Kings Mountain Police Chief Paul Sanders and officers David Com and Bob Hayes charged six teen-agers with illegal possession of pyrotechnics Halloween Night after a disturbance at the Burger Bam and on East King Street. Charged with illegal possession of pyrotechnics were: Ricky Moore, 17, 311 Margrace Mill Vil lage, Gary Wayme Ledbetter, 17, 304 York Road, Michael P. Neely, 18, Grover, Steven C. Ramsey, 18, 216 Maple Street, and Steve Horton, 19, Grover and charged irom piescm .with illegal possession' of pyro and for paving some 375-feet of technics and violation of the pro- East Gold Street to its intersec- | hibition laws was Danny Lewis, tion wdth Sadie Loop. ' 17, of 912 Henry Street. McGdoiiis Winter Weather Fashions For Young Folk for your little Princess PARTY DRESSES KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD, KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C. Thursday, November November 17—two weeks from tonight — is the date for what Lynn fertiis a Mr. Lynn said a group of E. Kings Mountain families — most of them City of Kings Mountain citizens but not of the Kings Mountain school district — will formally petition the Gaston County board of elections for a special election in which the peti tioners would vote for or against annexation to the Kings Moun tain school district. A sub committee headed by N. F. McGill, Sr., has been at work seeking expansion of the school district boundaries and their re port will be made before all in terested citizens, Lynn continued. “We invite anyone interested to participate in the discussion November 17,” said Lynn. Mr. Lynn said Henry Whitesides, (lastonia attorney and attorney for the 16-family group of East Kings Mountain citizens, will at tend the meeting. Chief Sanders stated Wednes day that he was parked behind the Burger 'Bam Monday night in his private car and saw the six boys shooting fireworks. He said they left the Burger Bam in a truck and turned left on King Street. Sanders said he fell in behind them and radioed officers Com and Hayes and stopped the truck on'East King near the First Pres byterian Church. Teenager '66 ! Annexation Nominees Aske^ j Petition IHed Who will be Kings fountain’s Teenagers of the Year? The Kings Mountain Optimist club is again inviting nomina tions from the interested public and letters should be submitted by Wedh^day, November 16, to Y. A. W. Chairman, Box 121. A young man and a young woman will receive trophies la ter this month during the observ ance of Optimists International Youth Appreciation Week. The Kings Mountain club will note the observance in special programs October 14-20, accord ing to Optimist President T. Lew is Hovis. “Purpose of tljis observance,” said Hovis, "is to recognize and applaud the overwhelming ma jority of our teenagers who be lieve in and practice decency, not delinquency.” North America support the pro jects to “give youths a pat on the back.” Letters of nomination should state the teener’s qualifications of leadership, service, and citi zenship to the community. The person signing the . nomination letter should give his or her rea sons for nominating the boy and girl for the top honors. McAlpine To Lead Revivol Series The city commission will con sider a petition at Tuesday night’s meeting to incorporate an additional 16-plus acres into the city limits. The tract is the York Road property of Dixon tnyestmeut Company recently purchased from Archdale Mines, Inc. The commission has also scheduleda public hearing on the Dixon firm’s request to re-zone the tract from light industrial to general business use. Should the annexation petition, be approved, the city limits will be continuous along the East side of the York Road to Inter state 85. The board will also consider Tuesday night contract awards for a garbage packer and closed garbage containers. The meeting will be held at Over "2.500' Oflmrsr clubs in the fire station, since the courtroom will be in use in con ducting Tuesday’s general elec tion. Legion To Vote On Addition Members of Otis D Green Post 155 are expected to vote at “Thursday night’s November meet ing on wl\ether to construct a major addition to its building on East (Sold street. Officers will recommend build- Rev. R. O. McAlpine, general j ing a south wing to provide en- evangelist of the Wesleyan Meth- trance hall ladies' lounge, and odist church, will be speaker for trance hall, ladies lounge,’ and evangelistic services November and Post auxiliary, Adjutant Joe 4-13 at First Wesleyan Methodist j McDaniel, Jr., said, church on Waco Road. I The meeting is at 8 o’clock. Rites Condneted For Mrs. Rke Funeral rites for Mrs. Elsie Letha Rice, 59, wife of L^d Rice, were held Tuesday at 11, o’clock from the Chapel of Har ris Funeral Home, interment fol- lawing ia Oak Gzove~cemetery~at Brevard. ^ Rev. Dixon Adams, pastor of Grace Methodist church, offici ated at the final rites. Mrs. Rice died Sunday shortly after noon in the Kings Moun tain hospital following illness of several years. A native of Buncombe Coun ty, she was daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. (^ton Johnson. She had lived in Kings Moun tain 11 years. She was twice married. Her first huifband, Ernest Morgan, died in 1931. In addition to her husband, of 604 Phenix street, Mrs. Rice is survived by two sons, Edward Morgan of Charlotte and Floyd Morgan of Kings Mountain; a stepson, Walter Rice of John son City, Tennessee; a daughter, Mrsy Harry Scruggs of Hialeah, Fla.; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Ross Whitson of Johnson City, Ten nessee; two sisters, Mrs. Rosa Chappell of 'Brevard and Mrs. Annie Mae Bryson of High Point; and five brothers, Parnell John son of Brevard, Jesse Johnson of Hendersonville, Frank Johnson of Candler, Cassedy Johnson of Tuxedo and Kelsey Johnson of Aiken, S. C.; 18 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Beans have grown since pre historic time as a food crop. 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