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Thursday, February 15, 1968
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WOW Names Chnich Oi God
Conudttees
For New Year
Kin^ Mountain Woodmen of
Camp. 15 crowded into Uie con
ference room of Kintts Mountain
Savings, & Loan Association,
Tttursday night (o get the iodge
hack dnto the swtng of business
for 1968. 'With the appointment
of committees to star the year
off.
Jt is the goal Of Camp 15 to
bulid a new WOW Community
Center in the near future and fi
nancial and building committees
were appointed to work toward
that gotd.
The follojvlng committees wore
appointed to serve during 1968.
Building Committee were: Ma
rie Queen, Joe L. Hord, James
Lee Gantt, Horace E. Hord,
James W- Everhart, Sam Weir,
Jr., Bewrlv Jackson and Annie
W. Lockridge.
Auditors; Joe McDaniel, Tho
mas McKee, Beatrice S. Spratt.
Financial; Mary Weir, Charles
E. Blalock, Ollie Harris, Bertie
M. Amos, Laura P. Witherspoon,
Buddy C. Fltcher, W. K. Mauncy,
Jr., Stidle Peele, Thomas H. Da
vidson, Harold J. Phillips, How
ard Jackson, A. V. Yarbro, Alli-
wee Marlowe.
Recreation; Juanita Steffy, Ar
thur H. Smith, Ray A. Smith,
Anita Huffstetler.
Program; James Steve Lowery,
Rita Kay Bell, Coy Franklin Bo
lin, Robert Lee Allen, Edna Earle
Tindall. Brenda Jean Bolin. Mary
H. Allen.
Planning: Cary Hord, Selma H.
Crawford Mary S. Mauney, (Gene
va V.. Yelton, Ctwirles H. Owens,
Lawrence C. Pruitt, A. T. De-
Bruler, Jr., Vivian Gall Manles.
Welfare and Flowers: Grace
Blanton, Iris Howell, QUle Har
ris, Grace Alien Talbert.
Education; Helen F. McKee.
Golden Bridges, Josephine Mc
Daniel. James D. Allen.
Public Relations: Frances Ed
ens, Avery Murray, Ollie Harris,
Voyd Hayes, Anita Huffstetler.
Telephone: Hattie Layton, Dora
Black. Margaret Bridges.
Nominating: Iris Howsll, Fran
ces EMens, Vovd Hayes.
Grievance; Mrs. Etl Huffstct-
ler, Eva L. Gosey, Elbert O. Brid
ges.
Visitation; Juliette Patterson,
Voyd Haves, Iris Howell. Sudie
Peele. Bobbv Ray Bridges, Caro
lyn Kiser. Ethel Mitcham.
Tt'ansportation: Voyd Hayes,
Clarence Peele, James Kiser,
James Derek Roper.
Chaplain; Voyd Hayes.
Wheelchair & Crutches Com
mittee: Vovd Hayes. Mrs. Gertie
Roper, William O. Lovelace,
I Louise Afartin.
Membership: Alma McGinnis,
James R. Gann. Charles E.
Owens, Plato G. Goforth, Goldie
D. Owens, Ethel Mitcham. Mil
dred Gladden, Iris Lindsay, Annie
S. Fisher, Elizabeth Jackson,
Pearl Carroll, George H. Houser,
William D. Crawford. Carrie
Hord, Benny C. Carpenter, Iva
-Mae Hinson. Therman G. Beatty.
Jacqueline D. Hardin, Daisy Bar
rett, Lorene E. HUl. William W.
White, Bryte Ware, Minnie C.
Gaffney, Martha .Teanne .Seism,
Asa Ulmont Tindall. John W. Re
vels. Bt'tty L. Queen, and Drury
H. Lee.
Sign: Voyd Lee Havss, Bruce
Toney Seism. James Kiser. Steve
Lowery, Richard P. Owens, Rob
ert A. Bridges. Robert H. Bur-
Revival Set
Rev. A. L. Loonhardt, retired
Church of God minister, will be
evangelist for revival services be
ginning Sunday morning at the
11 o'clock hour at Kings Moun
tain Church bf God on Parker
street.
.Services will bo held nightly at
7 p.m.. Rev. F. M. Vaughn said.
Mr. Leonhardt is a former min
ister of Bessemer City Church of
God is a frequent visitor to area
churches, said Mr. Vaughn.
Heart Days
Drive Set
A business district solicitation
known as "Hcart-Days-for-Busi-
ness” got underway here Tuesday
and will continue to 14 days it
was announced by Bob Culbreth,
of Shelby, local Heart Fund
Campaign Chairman.
In Kings Mountain this drive
will be headed by John Ross an<i
L E. Hinnant both of First Un
ion National Bank. Approximate
ly 40 volunteers will take part In
this solicitation of business of
fices. stores, professional liuild-
tngs in an daround the area.
Mr. Culbreth stated that the
heart and blood vessel disea.ses
ape the largest single .source of
lost time to business and indu-s-
try, even exceeding those caused
by strikes and labor shortages.
ton.
Officers are Avery Murray,
pruBident; Iris Howell, vice presi
dent;' Frances Edens, recording
secretary; Ollie Harris, secretary;
J-ames S. Lowery, escort; Mr.s.
Sudie Peele, treasurer; Clarence
Peele, sentry; James Kiser,
watchman; Elbert Bridges, musi-t
cian; Mrs. Marie Queen, chair
man of tru.stees, Mrs. Hattie Lay-
ton and Mrs. Dora Black, trus
tees.
Meetings are held In the con
ference community room of Kings
Mountain Savin’s & Loan Assn,
at 7:30 p.m. every second and
fourth Thursdays. All members
are urged to be present at the
regular communication meeting
next Thursday night.
By WILSON GRIFFIN
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Rsolth is precicas . . .
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