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KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
Thursday, February 8, 1968
KINGS MOUNTAIN
Hosp'iiv=il Log
HuVRS
Uatiy ia*V# To ii::SO a.m
t fr/ 4i p. and f *o S p.»n
Craitspun led
Blood Donors
1| Whitley Child s
Rites Wednesday kindnesses and expressions of
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our sincere
appreciation to the many friends
and nri«hb«>rs for their many
• Mr. Benjamin Humi^ardner
Mrs. Maggie Morten
Mrs. Grace Phiibcck
Mr. Harvey Smith
Mr. Homer Williams
Mrs. Bessie Wilson
Mr. Claude Andrnson
Mrs. Clara Wright
Mrs. Fred Camp
Mr. Odell Chalk
Mr. James Coffey
Mr. William Daves
Mrs.L ucilie Earney
Mrs. Barbara Gillespie
Mrs. John Heffner
Mrs. William Houser
Mrs. O. O. Jackson
Mr. Charles Johnson
Mrs. Virginia Johnson
• Mr. James Kilgore
Mr. John Ledford
Mrs. Florence Lynn
Mr. Cicero Mitchem
Mrs. Harold Moore
Mr. Melvin Morgan
Mrs. Carl Oates
Miss Sue Service
Mrs. Annie Thompson
ADMITTED THURSDAY
Mrs. Effie Jolley, Moorcshoro
Mrs. Donald Burton, 601 Jack-
son
St.
Mrs. Booth Gillespie. Box ‘267
Mr. Felix Johnson, 207 Brice
WINS PROMOTION — Delmus M. NeeSmith (center), whose
mother. Mrs. Louise E. Foisey, lives on Route 2. Bessemer City.
N. C.. is promoted to Army major during ceremonies at Ft. Eustis.
Va.. Dec. 19. Presenting the insignia are Colonel Robert A. Smoak.
assistant commandant of the Transportation School at the fort,
and Major NeeSmith's wife, Freida, Major NeeSmith is a section
chief in the Tandem Rotor Transport Branch of the U. S. Army
Transportation School He received his A, A. degree in 1955 from
Edwards Military Institute, Salemburg, N. C. His father. George
W. NeeSmith. lives in Vidalia. Ga. (U, S. ARMY PHOTO)
craftspun Yarns, with 52 cm-
piu^4_e uo.iui's, icu Muiiuay s visit
in iiu* neU L.iO*s oiooUiiiouUe as
a Jij.ai oi ciiaens doiiaiea
OlOUvl.
OI the 177 citizens visiting the'
blood bank at the Armory, 30
weie iirsi-time donors, 15 gave
ulouil as lepiacenients and 25
*vt ie iCjOCiea because of healtn
reasons.
noucrt Lee Wilson became a
member of the exclusive “live
gallon club ’ of blood donors and
joining the “three gallon club’’j|
were naymond Cox and Jacob P.:
Hauser. Joining the "one gallon
club” were Sewell E. Laughridge, |
.Marvin Burris, Ralph Arrowood, ’
David Hullender, Mary Ellen
Davis, Nathaniel Roberts, Eliza
beth Davis, Roy H. Bridges and
Luther P. Baker, Jr.
Other industries furnishing do
nors were; Sadie Mills, 17: Car
olina Throwing Company, 16;
Mauney Hosiery, 13; Lambeth
Rope Corporation, 10; Mauney
Textiles, 7; Margrace Mill, 7;
Foote Mineral Company, 3; and
Kings Mountain Knit, Kings
Mountain Mica, Kings Mountain
Double Knit, Lithium Corpora
tion of America, and Duplex-
i\
symialhy at the death of our
Graveside iuneral rites for Sar;-: losed one.
dra Kaye Whitley, tluee-day.s-okl The family of
daughter of Mr. and Mis. Richard Johii Ross Marlin
Eugene Whitley, were lield Wcu
nesday aflernoon at 4:3U fr(>m LATE CLASSIFIED
Mountain Rest cemeU'iy. — n «•
GERMAN SHEPHERD Puppies lor
Rev. David L. Castor, pastor of sale. Thoroughbreds. Telephone
Resurr(‘Ction Lutheran church, of-’ 739-2147. 2:8tfn
ficiated at the final ;iles.
f)’
The child died Tuesday mom
ing at 1 a.m. in Cleveland Me
morial hospital at Shelby.
FIVE ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT—
Fre.shly painted. Gas heal in-;
system. Located on E. Ridge
! St. Call 739-3468. 2;8tfn
DON BRIDGES
JIMMY GRAYSON
B(*slde.s the parents the ciiild i.-'
survived by a brother, Rex. Whit-
I(‘y; her paternal grandmoUier,
Mr.s. Mamie Whitley of King.^ i
Mountain; and her maternal
grandparents. Mrs. .Juanita Hen-
dren of Kings Mountain and Char-
I ho Hendien ot Gastonia.
FOR SALE — Singer Sewing Ma
chine. Fully reconditionc’d port
able with button holer. $24.50.
In new cabinet with knee con
trol, $49. Terms available. Will
deliver to your home. Write PC
Box 15, Monroe, N. C. 2:8-15
Troop 92 Scouts
Earn Awards
MASONS MEETING
Mr. John Mitchem, 100 City St.
* Mrs. Horace Pattor.son, .501 S.
Cansler St.
Charles Weast, 712 Cethenia
PI., Bessemer City
ADMITTED FRIDAY
‘ Mrs. Maggie Pilkington. Dallas
ADMITTED SATURDAY
Mr. William Peterson. 314
Waco Road
. Mrs. Dora Powell. 21 Short
Walker St.
Mrs. uy Schofield. 116 E-
Washington Ave., Bessemer City
Mrs. Lorenz Gsellman, 913
Brookwood Road
Mrs. Roy Maves, Rcmte 2
ADMITTED SUNDAY
Mr. Mervin Alexander. .508
Kings Mtn. St.. Clover
Mr. Elijah Turner. 117 Well
St.
Ricky DelFnfTor, Route 3
Mr. Billv Dr m Melton. Rt 3
Mrs, James Rosehoro, 315 N.
Tracey St.
Mr. Paul Smith. 109 Myers St
Mr. Sammie Lee Tliompson, Jr.
Route 2, Chorryvillo
Mrs. Cora Whitener, Route 1
Shelby
ADMITTED MONDAY
Mrs. Cornelius Lowery, Rl. 2
Mr. Goy Moss, Route 2
Sammy Owens, 3essemor ('ity
Mrs. William Padgett, 809 Briai
Cliff Road, astonia
Mrs. Haden Pinson. 419 Steve’
Spring! Road. Blacksburg
Miss G<?raldine Roberts Rt. 2
Mr. Andy Rector, General
Delv, Gastonia
Mrs. William Jackson, Route 1,
Grover
\ Mrs. Billy Lanier, 614 Pine St
Blfcksburg
ADMITTED TUE:SDAY
Mrs. Steve Hayes, 501 S. 12th
St., Bessemer City
Lester Roark Citizens Object
Robert Z. iBobt Falls of Shelby of new industry in Ward 4 and Shannon, one donor each,
las not yet annoumed whether the heavy load of traffic on C»n- Tommy Burke, chairman of
le will seek re-election. sler street makes this street tne the Rod Cross blood program
Son ol Mrs. Margaret Roark N(j. 1 priority in Kings Moun here, expressed appreciation to
)f Shelby and the Into James A. lain". Mayor John Moss told the Kings Mountain citizens who par-
Roark of Gro\er. Mr. Roark is approximately 35 fK'opte attend- ticipated on Monday and noted
i former Shelby m’wspap<*r. hav- ing the hearing. H^ said project- that r'oeessing of donors requir-
ng served as editor of the Cleve- (‘d traffic on this street approxi-.cd mo"e time than customary be-
and l imes. Chairman of Cleve- . mates 280') vehicles per day, and , cause of new registration forms
■'and Association of Governmen- paid the project is in line with being inaugurated. “Processing at
al Oiffcials in 1967. he has tx'en the city’s thoroughfare plan, now future visits will take not more
;a rotary - measurer of Burger in Raleigh for state approval. than 30 minutes, in fact because
Jam C'orporation since 196.5. As- To (piestions of property ap- of the new system the work will
Troop. 92 Boy Scouts launched;
Hoy Scout week Tuesday night
with a busy meeting, Scoutmaster
! Ken Pruitt reports.
i Uniform uispcciion was con-'
I duct(*d by Scoutmaster Don:
White, Troop 91, Shelby, who waSt
j assisted by the troop committee
11 and representative of the troop
' sponsor. First Baptist church.
I A board of review was held
j; vvith the following awards oj
, rank and merit badges:
Regular communication
of Fairview Lodge 339
AF&AM will be held
Monday night at 7:30 at
Masonic Hall, announces
Secretary T. D. Tindall.
At
LINDA ROSS
TIM WEBSTER
;ociated with Pilot Life Insurance praisal by Medlin Garrett said b<‘ quicker.’
ompany of Shelby, he is presi- the highway department pays
ent of Cleveland Foods. Inc. of the amount appraised for the ||J|
;helhy which operates live burger property and that this mchdes D61K 9
uirns in the am. He has been cost of improvements. He ^ 1.1
ctive in the American Legion said the highway department O||0g PfOnQUCtCU
Five Juniors At High School Are
Nominees For Governor's School
I Frank Humphries, Life rank,
merit badges in soil and water
conservation, and sculpturing.
John Knox McGill, stamp co! i
lecting and hiking merit badges. I
(Mr. Pruitt noted that Scout Mc-i
I , . 1. , 1 • * • 1 1 1 had hik('d 8S miles since
, Five Kings Muuntain high school is to enrich and supple- September in oualifyine for the
i school students have been nom- ment the edurution ol gifted and hiking award i ^
, ■* ■, i inated to attend The Governor's talented students. In addition to Ken Culberson, scholarshin and
or 20 years, servoj during World will replace any existing side- AlAlWw [School of North Carolina, Don academic studies, the students electricity merit bad es ^
Var 11 on combat dut> with the walks. , ^ t • d »i, Jones. Superintendent of Kings are provideni with cultural enrich- Larry Hamrick 'stamn mtinpt
lighth Air Force in Europe. He -T've put a lot of t me and Mrs. Mary ■ Mountain City Schools announced ment and a full recreational pro- badJ^c ' ^
' a member of Shelby Presby- »vork on my flower bods, said. of the founder ot the Belk Store, gram. The si.x-weeks session is KfnnvRiila^ i vri,
;rian Xrch and a charterMrs. Bertha Reed resident of 210 chain, was buried in Charlotte ; salem m^n
lemher of the Sholbv Civitan N. Cansler. Will the highway de- Wednesday. Tim Webster. Don Bridges and College in Winston -Salem, North paV-ol leaHr. « lo i
luh^Mrs Roark is the former partment make that good?’’ Mrs. Belk died Tuesday at her jimmy Grayson were nominated Carolina during the summer steve'cook RatMesnak!- Arh-iTn
Mulderof HoHand, Mi- Mr. Garrett said existing pron- home after a long illness. She,m academic areas. Doug Sab- months. : Beam. M<tef
b--an Thev are narcnts of two erty would be appmised and that was So. mann and Linda Ross wcie nom- , . . . * . and PMd-o ^ ’
Pnmela a<^e 10 and i»div:'V'"l owners would ha\e a Private services were held at mated in the performing arts. Nominations are not tanla ' "* k 1 ming Ar-
luIdHU, tamola. a„ i, ehanre to move shrubbery. the home at 220 Hawthorne Lane was high in his
Roy Brown, resident of 201 followed by graveside ^services, five students. He Mi.ss Ross is nominated to study
CAFETERIA
OPEN 11:00 -8:00 P.M.
Fast Service
OLD FASHIONED
BUFFET
Saturday and Sunday
"ALL YOU CAN EAT"
COTTONWOOD
CAFETERIA and
RESTAURANT
GASTONIA HIGHWAY
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dby alder man Roy Brown, resident ot loiiovvea oy giav^Mutr v.^ i Mi.ss Ross is m.minatccl to .study-
pro tem. Wed- North C-inslor. ouestioned Mr. attended by friends at ■ grated that they exemplified the music, Salymaiin to study drama
(is announce- Garrett about staking of proper- cemetery at 4:4o p.m. ^ ‘ education offered in and Webster. Bridges and Gray-
eff. age seven
The veteran Shelby alderman
nd former mayor pro
u'sdav issued this announce- auwui ^ snirit <
lent 'statement: 'v “up to mv doorsteps". Mr. Gar- fthe Kings Mountain system.
“Before election day. I will pro- rett replied that before any pro- Mrs. Belk ® ■ The purpose of the Governor’s
nnt fiillv and clearlv m/ Pur- ie-t is comnleted the right-of-way “horse and bugg> doctor. Dr. i __ 8 ^
lose in swking this hi"h and will be st'^ked to show the exact John R. Irwin and his wi e. Mar-,
emon^bU union. 1 want eloh i.roporty lines. garet Henderson Irwin She was MS.-irtnaTV
nd cverv voter to know and un- William Orr, resident of .n07 N.,a graduate of iflKSlOIlaiy
lerstand e.x u lly what I stand Watterson, termed the widening lege Queens^ and tat^ght^at
son in the academic areas.
or and I intend'to do in Raleigh.: Cansl^er ^^reet ''very , Bethune ,_^and ^^Soujh ^^Gr^ded^ gun
Graded
“1 ini announcin'^ for Seat for Kings Mountain. We’re build-1 Schools in ^Iharlotte She mar-
vTimher Two becauw? this seat ing for the future anil we badlyiried the then 53-year*old William
s now vacant Tivs wii! demon- neo.i the sidewalks. I aiji not a' Henry Belk in 1915 and they rear-
snow %acant. in.swiii mnw Cansler but ed six children who survive them.
Hannah Infant's
Rites Conducted
DISCHARGED
J. R. Davis, veteran citv at-
i totney. was able to leave Kings
I Mountain hospital last week
and is j-ecuperating at his home
on East Mountain street. Mr.
I Davii, suffered a di.slncated
Rev. Charles Alexander, Pres-' shoulder and broken arm dur-
byterian missionary to Fortaleza, ing a fall on an icy siflewalk
Brazil, will fill the pulpit at Sun- several weeks ago.
day morning w-orship services at:
11 at First Presbyterian church. lUf—-
Mr. Alexander is completing ItIiSb TicIlGliiCKiJ
his first term on the mission i i
field. For five years he .sorve<l as UJuSj
Heart Fund
Drive Opens
V as a member of the N.
louse of Representatives.”
The 1968 Heart Fund Campaign
will open here and throughou'
the state on Thursday. (IfKlayi
and will continue through Feb
ruary 29th, it was announced to
day by Bob Culhretli, Heart Fun"
campaign chairman for Clevetand
County.
The 1968 Heart Fund goal i i
Cleveland County is S16,.5iM), a.'*
compared with $16.(K)0 in 1967.
Heart Fund Balloon Days will
be held each Saturday durini.
February from 9 a.m. until 4 j.
m. Mrs. John Gamble wUl or
ganize and supervise the sale of. - , „ ,, ,,, ^
balloons in Kings Moimtain and with the Rev. (.eoige Westmore-
• ' land officiating.
diate the fact that I have no r-'>P<‘’-dy o.vner on
xes to grin.d. I am not picking i I favor the pro.jeot."
>11 anvone. By the same token, I' Moving of ga.s mtins, power
’o not repres(»nt any group, fac lines and poles would be a city
ion or special interest at any n’ility problem, Mr. Garrett an-
e\el n' government. swtned to (luestion by Mr. Med-
lirZ^'^and'**Losime"aVpr^ to To question by Mr. Modlin, ‘Ts| Graveside services for Charles' pastor of Mount Holly Presby
he matters of state gfnernment : thU hearing cut and Walter Hannah^ infan^ Ordained by
nd to
rShe^mihUc T.esday’s hearing will belp.m. from Patterson Grove Bap-|was at Home
"For almost ’^0 years I have^^^tiscrihed and submitted for; tist church cemetery. studied in Scotland.
'evoted much ti'^ne'and effort to State Highwav Commission con | other survivors include a half-,
he problems of local an! state sidoration. “This hearing is just brother, Larry Mayos; the ma- Working among the poverty-
overnment and to the business for information’’, said Garrett. ternal grandparents, Mr. and stricken peoples of Brazil, Rev.
)f findin" proper .solutions. H. J. Wilson, highway locator; Mrs. E. Mills of-Kings Mountain; Mr. Alexander has helpefi estab-
“Coupled w-ith mv understand- commission, said under; and the paternal grandparents,' psh chapels and school sand sup
ng of the le'MsI itive proi-ess in' >^‘^**‘*^‘'** conditions construction Mr. and Mrs. David Hannah of plied an English speaking Proles-
taleigh this %»n-fho-iob training a project shortly follows theMings Mountain. : tant church in Fortaleza,
vill enable me to serve effective- P-‘hl>c hearing on it. He declined,'
Mr.s. Paul K. Hendri.'ks, wife of
mnw* inH infler<*nd M public opinion help?” Mr. David L. and Mary Sue Mills Athens, Ga. Presbytery in Sep- ... ,
i?ons wdiP h I fkd to be -^rrett replied that recordings; uannah. were held Monday at 4 tember 1955, his first pastorate Dr. Hendricks, pn^erUed a pro
is.ons whKh II , m h^arinty ^-iii Crovo Rao-lw-as at Homer, Ga. He has also Siam cn Varic.j of Cheeses . a
Boheler Rites
Are Conducted
how'ever, to estimate the S&L StOCkholdefS
ing date for the Cansler St. pro-
ject. Meeting Tuesday
“Will our opposition to this stockholders ot Kings Moun-’
projert have any heanmr on Savings & Loan Association
rision by the Hi.ghway Commis-|^^,m annual meeting
Tuesday's Homo Arts club meet
ing.
Mrs. Hendricks concluded her
program by pa.ssing a vaiiety of
chece.ses to accompany a salad
course served by the hostess, Mi.ss
F'lizab(*lh 2\nthony. Miss Arthony
entertained members and guests
at her home.
Mrs. H. Tom Fulton, Jr., was
Auction
Saturday, Feb. 10. 1968 10 a.m. until
SHEETS-RADIOS-
ANYTHING TO BE SOLD
Third building down from the skating
rink across the street from High View
Restaurant on Bessemer City • Gastonia
Highway.
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Rev. Mr. Alexander is married present as a visitor,
and the father of two childicn. Mrs. .J. E. Herndon, club pre.si
ages five and t*vo. dent, presided.
’ sion?” asked Medlin
I Garrett replied, “I would say
, , _ some hearin? but I hive no idea
Funeral rite.s for Jamo.s Barney
Boheler. 61, of Grover, were held pj.o?oct’’
Thursday at 3 p.rr. from the ^ ^ •
Chapel of Harris Funeral Home
she ’.viil be assisted by FHA girls.
In Shelby it will be conducted
by Miss Kathy Daves along with
the Rainbow Girls, FHA girls and
Junior High Home Ec g'lls.
The business district solicita
tion known as “Heart-Days for
Business” will start Tuesday. Feb.
.6th and run until Feb. 13th, and
Heart Fund Sunday when the
residential appeal is made, will
be February 25th. In Kings Moun
tain John Ross and L. E. Hin
nant will have charge of Busi
Dess Days, and in Shelby Roddy
Eaves. Carl Wilson of Kings
Mountain will be Chairman for
Heart Sunday in this area. Heart
Sunday is the day when volun
teers will vi.sit their neighbors to
distribute information and receive
Heart Fund contributions.
Interment was in Grover ceme
tery.
Mr. Boheler died Tuesday night
in Johnson City. Tenn(‘s.see.
A native of Cherokee County.
Humphries'
Rites Conducted
F'uneral rites for Haskell Hum
phries, 58, of route 6, Shelby,
S. C., he wa.s son of the late Mr! \Y'
and Mrs. Arthur Graham Boheler
nd a veteran of World War 11
Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the office
of the association on West Moun
tain street.
Business of the meeting will in
clude annual reports of officers,
according to announcement by
Joe R. Smith, executive vice-
president.
BAPTIST TOPICS
Rev. James Wilder will use
the sermon topic, “Providen
tial Grace” at Sunday morning
worship services at Kings
Mountain Baptist church. At
Survivors include one brother.
Nelson Boheler of Gaffney. S, C.
and five sisters, Mrs. Warren
Hicks and Mrs. Hubert Rollins,
both of Grover. Mrs. John Taylor
of
Stac
Mrs.
ston Salem.
Daniel and Mrs. Frank Cornwell,
both of Kings Mountrain, were! the 5:30 vesper hour he will
held Tuesday at 3 p.m. from Zoar^ use the topic, “Costly Disciple-
Baptist church, interment fol-| ship.”
lowing in the church cemetery.
Mr. Humphries, a poultry far
mer in the ?ioar community, died
S _C, S'B.p.SLSeh ■ TO Fill Pulpit
rs. Frank Smithdeal of Win- usc •
“Heart disease is still the load-
Mrs. Wood's
Brother Passes
Other survivors include his
wife, Mrs. Annie Sailers Hum-
' phries; live sons. Blaine Hum
phries of Blacksburg. S. C., Wen
dell, Rojer and Dwight Humph
I ries, all of Shelby, and Douglas
Humphries of Charleston AFB;
Rev. Charles A. Jackson,* Jr.,
a member of the South Georgia
Annual Conference of The Meth
odist Church and now director of
development at Emory Univer
sity, will be the guest minister
five daughters, Mrs. Hoyle Camp, at the 11 a.m. worship hour Sun-
ing killer in the Cleveland Coun- Funeral rites for Ivey U. Spur- Antonio. Texas, Mrs. El- day at Central Methodist church,
ty area just as it is in .V. C. and ”ng. 71. of Shelby, brother of (on Bohach of Huntersville, Ala., announced Rev. D. B. Alderman,
the nation", says Culhreih. ’ Last Mrs.
Charles W’ood of Kings Dean Hinson of Greenville, minister
year in N- C. alone some 22,000 Mountain, were* held Saturday at s q ^ \i;s. D 'n Boulay of Sum- He has served 35 years as min-
dled as a result of this eardio :j p.m. from Davidson Memorial S. C. and Mrs. .Earl Scott of ister of many of the
vascular disease. Our Heart As
sociation represents an opportu
leading
aptist church, intermtuU follow- Biookshurg, S. C.; two hrother.s.i churches and as District Super
ing in Shelby’s Sun.set cemetery. C(*cil and Lyman Humphries, intendent in the conferencc.com-
nity for every p<'rson in Cleveland Mr. Spurling died Thursday i>()lh of Shelby; two additional mented Rev. Alderman. The pub-
County to take a hand in stamp- .norning in (’levoland M(*moriaI s'sters. Mrs. .lohn Kennedy and lie is extended a special invita-
ing out this killer.” hospital. Mcs. Palmer McMurry, both of tion, said Mr. Alderman.
Other survivors includt* his Shelby, and 15 gramtchildren. Sunday evening, 6 p.m., will bo
wife; two sons; fiv(* daughters; Rev. L. M. Tenery officiated the second session of the Church-
C | ^ \ bioth(*rand a number of grand- at the final rites, and interment W''ide Study on Ecumenicity, with
^ children and great-grandchildren, was in the church cemetery. a covered-dish supper in the Fel-
low'ship Hall of the church. The
Col. KM Saver Says...
KEEPING UP with your
NEIGHBORS IS EASY IN THESE
DAYS OF PICTURE WINDOWS
[A’
ONE OF THE BLESSINGS of America i.s the
right and ability of most people to own a
home and plot of their own—with a picture
window, if they wish. You can save toward a
home of your own, at Kings Mountain Savings
& Loan Association — see us about homo fi
nancing when you are ready to build or buy.
peel to occupy the terminal about
March 1, depending on how quick
ly the remodeling can be complet-i
ed.
MEN'S BREAKFAST
M(‘n of th(‘ Church ol Grace
Methodist church will itoid a
fellowship breakfast Sunday
The Merchants Association will morning c.t 7:30 in the chunh
continue to operate the Western lellowship hall, anm.uiuvs
Union offkT. ■ Atiams. past.)]'.
luntain
LUTHERAN TOPIC study hook. “That We May Be-
“Thei e Is A Place For Idle lieve”. by Dr. Albert C. Outler is
Hands” will bo topic ()f the , being used and the study sessions
sermon by Rev. Charles Easley are under the leadership of the
at the 11 o’clock morning wor- , Church’s Commission on Mis-
‘ shi|> Itour .Sunday at .St. Mat- | sions. .Mrs. Fred Withers, chair-:
‘ thcw'.s latlhoran <-huivh. Iman, announced Rev. Alderman. I P. O. BOX 746 KINGS MOUNTAIN, NORTH CAROLINA 28086
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