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KINGS MOUNTAIN HifkALD, KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C.
Tliurtelay, PebruBt'y 15, 1968
Biidges Finishes
Infantry Training
Hamrick Completes
Artillery Course
I Beatty Serving
With 8th Marines
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FT. ORD, CALIF. (AHTiNCl —
Army Private Clarence K. Bririges,
20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Bridges Jr., 305 Lake St., Kings i
Mountain, N. C., completed eight
weeks of advanced infantry
training Feb. 1 at Ft. Old, Calif. ,
He received specialized instruc
tion in small unit tactics and in
firing such weapons as liie M-14
j’ifle, the M-60 machine gun and
the 3.5* inch rocket launclier.
FT. SILL, OKLA. (AIITNC) —
Army Private William H. Ham
rick, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
burn B. Hamrick. 24 Bennett
Drive, Kings Mountain. N. C.,
completed an eight wj'ck field
artilh'rv basic cours(» Feb. 1 at
Ft. Sill^()kla.
Marine Corporal Norris D.
Heatty, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ther-
man O. Heatty of Rle. 2, Kings
Mountain, N. C., is serving with
the Second Battalion, Eighth Ma-.
rine Regiment, Second Marine'
Division at the U. S. Navy Base,
Ouantanamo Bay, Cuba.
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Q. I have been told that the
GIRL SCOUT NEWS
BclhlVdl© NCIVS Troop 4 of First Presbyteriaa
Mrs. Oland Horn and Min. J. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. MeSwain thp^Hhv
h"v H*' Ih.. aff.,ils wer.^ dl.^cuas-
of Rock Hill Thursday. ! P. H. McSwain Saturday.
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; He wasgraduated from the
^tate University of Iowa, Iowa
y^lty, in 1967 and is a member of
|41pha Tau Omega fraternity.
During the course, he was
trained in the operation and
maintenance of the l()5mm and
the IS.omm towed howitzers. He
also received specialized training
in firing such W(*apons iis th(‘
M-61) inacliint* gun, tlu* M-79
grenade launeh(‘r ami the3..5 inth
rocket launciier.
While at Guantanamo Bay his
battalion will provide security for
tiu‘ naval units staffing the base
as well as participate in routine
training exercise's.
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Guantanamo Bay is the United
States’ oldest overseas naval base,
acquired through a lease agree
ment with Cuba in 1903. The,
base includes a harbor, ship re-'
pair facilities, and two airfields, i
Guantanamo's wartime role is to
support combatant naval forces
operating in the Atlantic.
the business affairs were discuss
. . od and completed, they welcomed
Mary Wright and Mrs. Horacp Boo Southwell
Boll, .Mrs. Jay Patterson and Gina p,*;,.,." and .Mrs. W. C. Ballew. These
t, a h-.nk Bee visited in Cherryville Satur- *“‘''’‘'"' two e.xperts on making paper
rnm"s',udri Lcuritr w1iat he' 'I'-*- "aynard Ross and taught the troop to make
oaTln S hlftrue’ I The Fannie Heck t’irde met family were .supper guests of Mr. <l«>sy l owers. 1 hese t owers will
pa>.s in. Is thus true. I MeSwain Tucs- and Mrs. J. L. Ro.ss. he used in Savannah for gifts m
A. No. Young worKcis. as a day. Sidney Blanton. Mrs. Jes- Juliet Low Gilt Shop,
group, will get Social Security I Mrs. Eugene Bell. Mrs. Sum -se Burton and Mrs. Clem Wrigh;
protection worth 20 to 25 percent' Bell and Gail, and Mrs. Horace visited .Mrs. J. M. Wright and Mar
more than they will pay in Social Bell visited Mrs. John Senior of l^ue^ito Monday.
Security taxes. .Gastonia Thursday.
. , , . .,| Miss Nadine Bell of We.stern
Q. I am married and have 2. university spent
Martha Weiss,
Troop Scribe «
Nine Kings Mountain Kiwan-
ians are recipients of perfect at
tendance awards for 1967. They
are H. R. Hunnicutt and J. H.
Thomson, 28th year pins; B.
Meek Ormand, 26th year in; J.
H. Coggins, 20th year pin; Dan
Finger, eighth year pin; John
L. MoGill, sixth year pin; Don
W. Blanton, third vviat pin;
Paul Ham, Jr., second year pin;
and Hoyle D. McDaniel, one
year pin.
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the
F'rom this base, the souther n|
approaches to the United States'
can he controlled. Its peacetime |
role is to support fleet operation-'
al training. Guantan'imo’s aerial
gunnery range, which is availablej
to the Atlantic Fleet, is the only;
one unhampered by commercial
air traffic.
METER RECEIPTS
Parking meter receipts for
the week ending Wednesday
totaled $228.30. including $134.80
from on-street meters, $74.80 in
fines, and $18.70 from off-street
meters.
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children under age 5. 1 weekend with her paients, Mr.
ing have been ^50 a month for' gug^ne Bell, Jack and
years. How much would my fam-
ily get if I should die? Rev Arnold Bell and family nl
A. They would receive $354.40 Lenoir visited Mrs. Sam Bell and
each month—over $4,000 each j Qail, and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Sta-
year. By the time the youngest ■ ^ey during the weekend,
child is age 18, your family could Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mis.
receive more than $51,000. In ad- Franklin Davis were Mrs. Lola
dition to this, the children can page from Morganton and Mr.
receive payment until age 22 if and Mrs. Franklin Goforth of Gas-
they are in school. Later after tonia and Nancy Roberts of Grov-
the children are over 18 your er.
widow may receive a disability Mr. and Mrs. Cravin Putnam
payment on your record after she and family of Charlotte visited
is 50 years old or a retirement Mrs. Ci L. Putnam Sunday,
check after she is 60 years old. Mr. and Mrs. Hicks Jones and
Q. My wife died 2 months ago family visited Mr. and Mrs.
and she worked under Social Sc - Wayne Putnam Sunday,
curity for the past 3 years. 1 now Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weaver and
have 5 minor children to care family were dinner guests of Mrs
for. Are we due any Social Se- Clarence Blanton Sunday,
curity? Boy Scout Troop No. 93 tot)k part
A. Yes. The childicn are eli- in the morning worship service
gible for monthly bc-nefirs and at the David Baptist Church Sun-
you are eligible for the Lump day.
Sum Death Payment. Come to see
us and bring your wife’s Social
Security number, her death cer
tificate and your children’s birth
certificates.
Kevin lames
Hit By Cash
Brothers Truck
Dixon 4-H ers
Assemble Lamps
Di.xon Community 4-irers con
ducted a lamp making workshop
Friday at Dixon Presbyteiian
church.
The 26 young people purchased
and assembled study lamps un
der the direction of Lewi.s Crab-
1 tree and Miss Ann Yarbrough.
Kevin James, 7, of Kings I county extension agents. The
Mountain was injured this past j lamps were made with t5-inch
week, when he rode his bicycle stems and 10-inch shade.s with
into the path of a Cash Brothers a diffuser using a three - way-
truck driven by Ken Yarbor, 29,
of Kings Mountain.
Youn? James was taken to the
Kings Mountain Hospital.
Investigating officer Bob Hayes
stated that, James rode from be
hind the bushes along the road.
Yarbor tried to miss the boy by
’".illing to the right side of the
road, but he failed.
The accident occurred at the
intersection of East Ridge and
Deal Street.
Nowin
switch. The study lamps are rcc
ommended by the Better bight
and Sight Bureau and meets all
qualifications for proper study,
.said 4-T reporter Diane Greene.
Leaders participating in tlu'
project were Mr. and Mrs. Bud
Greene. Mrs. Gene Hughes and
Miss Geraldine Humphrie.s. Par
ents participating we'*e Tom
ry, Mr. Howell and Mr. and Mrs.
Greene.
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