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KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS. MOUNTAIN. N. C.
Precinct Meetings
Thursday, May 9, 1968
WOW Sets
Dinnei Meeting
Cabaniss of with Mrs. Paulino Wattorstm and
will conduct Mrs. Tommy Kcotor. Ava Gibbons
VV(‘dnosday nielli, May 15 the . ,,
IShiloh Presbyterian con^rouation’spent several days m Houston.
. went to
for his
at
The Rev, Don
Mjiledgoville, Ga.
the Sunday morning service
the First Baptist church.
Rev Scott V/oodmansee who is will visit Trinilv FDiscooal
shilfen Q college church in Kings Mountain.*
remodeling of the Shiloh
^ church sanctuaiy is near com-
T.. u; I ^ White, plotion and a dedication service
Ji., and son, Stewart in are on will bo lield Mav 19.
vacation. They are A special offering for tlie
isitlng her parents, Dr. and “Presbyterian Home" in High
Anderson in Pensa- Point will be taken next Sunday
Shiloh.
A Baptismal service w'as con-i Bible school will be held at
duct^ at the First Baptist church* the First BaW'ist church, June
Sunday night for Judy Evans and! 3-7 with Mrs. A. F. (’ollins as
Patsy Robinson, young daughters superintendent.
Evans, Mrs. P. A. Francis spoke to
and Mr. and .Mrs. Charlie Robin-jlhe women of the Glendale Pres-
o u byterian church Sunday after-
Tlie Sunbeams mot at the Fir.stinoon in Gastonia.
home Friday after visiting for
three weeks in Badin. Mrs. W. C.
Crump and Mrs. J. V. Beam ac
companied her honM* and spent
the night,
Mr. and Mrs. James Rollins Woodmen Of The M'orld Lodge
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. James >JC-15 of Kings Mountain mem-
Klinkenborg in Kansas City, invited to menu with
Mrs. Holmes Harry Kan. Woodmen Court 32S(i on Main
.Sgt. and Mrs. Paul^ Sheppard, street, Gastonia, on Thursday,
Texas where Mr. Harry went to Lisa and B()h of Fort Bragg vlay 9, for a dinner meeting. Valcmiiv stated that each pre
the Methodist hospital for his spent the wekenj with Mr. and meeting will convene* at dnei committee has be(*n in< teas
“check-up”. Mrs. Robert Cavney and Mr. and dinner to b(‘ s(‘rved ed from five to ten members.
Mrs. Renn Aljernathy with a Mis. B. E. Sheppard. promptly at 7 p.m. Speakej- for thereby adding 10.95.5 preianet
group from Shelby spent a few .Sunday <linner gue.sts of Mi. evening will be North Caro- committi'c* membeis. Tlu* precinct
days at the Beach on a fishing ind Mrs. B. E. .Sheppard were director. R. C. “(Miff’ committees will elect delegates to
trip. Mr. and Mrs. Buren Ran- .'sgt. and Mrs. Paul Sheppard and payne of Greensboro. I the County Conv(*ntion, and.
die were with Miss Thelma Ingle hildien ol Port Bragg, Mi. and time conflict, there where appropriate, will el(*ei n(‘w
Begin Saturday
NA.SHVILLE — Stale I)(*mociat
i.* Chairman I. '1'. Valentine, Jr.,
today urged North ('arolina Dein-
oerats. to attend iheii precinct
meetings, to b< held aero.ss the
State this Saturday, May 11.
NEW
INSTANT CAm£^A,
THE BIG SWIESEH,
and Robert while Mrs. Ab(»rnathy
was away.
Mrs. Charlie Martin of Bur
lington spent Tuesday and We<l-
nesday with her mother, Mrs. J.
D. Wattorson.
Rev. and Mrs. George West
moreland of Lenoir were recent
guests of Mrs. H. L. Beam.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Roysl<*r -and
hildien of P^oi t
Mrs. Hill Turner of Earl and Mi
infl Mrs. Basil Sheppard. Jr.
and children.
Ml', and Mrs. Ray
Mrs. Willis Gmmo
spent 'Puesday in ('harlottc*.
Mr. and Mrs. ('Jene Turner took
tlieir son, Johnny to the Presby
terian hosj)ital in Charlotte MM«d-
n(!«day for Oral Surgery. They
will b(* no regular communica-. chairmen and
tion of NC-15 here so that mem- the precincts,
bt*r.s may attend the Gastonia
vice ehairm(*n
Tossem*(T meeting,
and Todd regular
conimunusa-
tion of NC-1.5 will he at 7:.3() p.m.
on Thursday, May 23.
Baptist church Mondav afternoon
roti/il there he m more
appropriate f^ift far her day.
Mother *s Day
H J/ay/2 an
IK* II Thi Ofiir II Pitfatd
Than the
99
Moth er Ring
A NtitttnA traitmrii tf
CMdii lr«t. Mfg. etrp.
The gift of a miUion
happy memories
Twin bands of Karat gold,
whirh sytnbo/ize Mother and
Father, are foined by lus^
trous synthetic birthsfones,
one for each child in the
famiiy.
TUEHF. IS OSI.Y ONE
•MOTHER'S RING", IT IS
so dtsHnethrf. so wnl^M^ that
it has been awarded C, S,
Patent Ask for it
ty name, ronfnm it by its
identifying tag.
GRAYSON'S
lElimjtY
S. BATTLEGRoiwD AVE.
bie Francis attended the meetings
with her mother.
The following from here at
tended the graduation exercise at
the Clemson University Satur
day w'ere Mr. and Mrs. C. F.
Harry. Jr., Mr. and Mrs. James
I Harry. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Fran-
I cis, Dc'bbio and Phillip and Mr.
' and Mrs. T. W. Bryant of Kings
Mountain.
John Harry giaduated Satur
day at Clemson University. He
and his wife are living at their
home here.
C. F. Harry. Jr.. B. M. Gold,
and P. A. Francis left Sunday
afternoon for Atlanta, Ga., on a
business tfip.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Dickson
and Mrs. Lyde Biddex visited Miss
Carrie Dickson at the Anne’s
Convalescent Home in Rock Hill,
S. C., Saturday.
Mrs. Cora Casey and Mr. and
Mrs. Brent Carroll. Jr., and chil
dren spent the weekend with
Mrs. Hubert Brown in Lincoln-
ton, Georgia. Mrs. Brown re-
‘urned home with them for a
visit.
Ml. and Mrs. Saul Honisburg
and daughters, have returned to
their home in Maryland after a
visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Ellis.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Houser spent
from Wednesday until Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. John Houser
and daughters in Burlington.
Mrs. S. A. Crisp spent a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Crisp in Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Harr>
III and children, Robin and
Scott spent the weekend at that
AnselJ Hardin attenrled the Ma>
Day exercise at Cecil Business
: children, Laura, Johny and Ron- ret urn f-d home Friday morning. College in Spartanburg Salur
dav
Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tessen(»ei
ind Mr. and Mrs. Monrop Craw-
“o^d visited Mrs. C. R. Crawford
in.i (laughter n(*ar Boiling
■springs .Sunday and attended
Memorial service at Trinity wood were guests of Miss Vera at Sunday
church. , Hardin. Miss Hardin and Mrs.', services at
Sunday night, Mrs. P. A. Fiam . j. spent last weekend i Whilo th(*re they visitcMl Mr. and
as addressed the women of the j
First Presbyterian church n ^ - -
Chen-yville on T.R.A.V. Miss Deb- ^ ^ ^4,^
friends.
Mrs. Edith Morgan and bi'Oth-
er, Vardell Neal spent a feiw
d/ys in Staunton, Virginia with
their sister.
Mrs. Addle Beam returned
The enlargement of pn*rinc!
committees is a part of the State
Dem(XTatic Party’s new IMan of
Organization, which was approv
ed in January at the Slate Demo
erratic Executive* C’ommittee meet
ing.
Valentine .said lhal good atfen
Donna Hardin, daughter of dance at Saturday’s pr(*cinct meet-
and Mrs. Ansell Hardin of ings is imperative to tlu* success
Black.sbui'g was erown(‘<l May of the Fall (‘lection.
day queen. She is the niece of
Mrs. Randall, and a 1967 grad- SERMON TOPIC
uatp of Blacksburg high school. “Mother’s Of Faith” will be
Mr. and Mi's. Herbei t Under- sermon lopie of Dr. Paul Ausley
morning worship
First Presbyterian
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To her family, she's special.
She’s understanding,
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a fountain of love, a chauffeur,
warmtli and security.
She’s clean socks, starched dresses,
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She deserves a day of honor and ti’ibute.
She deserves the love of those she loves.
Yes, she’s very, very siwcial. .
This Sunday, you’ll tell your motlier
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