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MOTHER’S DAY IS SUNDAY. MAY 12th
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A.inf'Mc Dixon, :rranci-
fl r.i tiUt'! (Ji .Ml. and Mis. John \V.
<I ailch'ii and W. K. Dixon f)l Kiitgs
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ship,
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graduate of Ashley high school,
lie attended Belmont Abbey col
lege and served two years in the
U.S. Army with duty in Puerto
Rico. Ik* reside.s at 314 South
Willow street in Gastonia.
Brenda Jean Martin of Grover
has been promoted from quality
ontrol inspector to shipping of
fice clerk. A 1961 graduate of
Grover high school, she is the
f ■ Ml. and Mrs. W. E.
Putnam of Grover. A membe- of
G.ov(‘r’s First Baptist church, she
teaches a class in the Junior de-
p:irim<‘nl.
Glen Ray White, son of Law-
3 White and the late Mrs.
Wh te. cf'Tipletcd his f! dies pro
motion planning sunervisor last
week to join the U.S. .Air F'orcc
an i is now ’n bask training Rt
1 :i:’!;Inn i AFB. White was re-
•;ly nrcn’r«ted from tlie posi-
•’O T of oiinli'y control inspector.
\ 10-“/? <, '' hnie of Kings Moun-
■chool, White is an
'’TfTi» w’tli throe palms and
». a T ‘^eader Training
n Phdmon , Mew Mexico. He is
’ ' ^ - St. Matthew’s Lu-
ciiirvh.
F'W’^er
>'( ’ tfU'l i'rotn Puffc One)
nddit’on will ht'Ip us
hoti v s'^rve the co.mmunity,’
Ii( war ’ said.
>it f". .xa, i« a director of the
r-.-iT •'''•''n Mills, tile Bonnie
('Mtu n .M 11. and the First UnKon
N'll-an''! Hank of Kings Monn-
...T., ,, |)p,..hj,.pt of the
^ k;p ’ Clu’^. the King" Mountain
- ri.’b, and n member of
til' Elks.
T Laira. live at
' T- r, jj^ King.^ Mountain.
*Ti*\ U iwcr is a trustee of the
.a* .i Thev are member'-' of the
S . Matthew’s Lutheran church
two daughters, Mrs.
f>i King.sMoun-
dn. an ! Eetli Houser, a teacher
•“> ^ -Yf'\V(*P
to
.,i „ 9''" w will begin in the
n'a fuMm after the announce-
m'n* o oiher campaign leader-
'■liip. -A c’-'es of cultivation m<*et-
!''• have already been held
t':r u^.A .ut the Kings Mountain
a"<*a. Camiiaign offices will be
I '. ntf-fJ c»n the second floor of the
i..rmei First Union Xatima! Bank
buildin:.., 13D We-^t Mcnntain rt.
Circyhill
(CoHfDiucd Frort Pnjc OneJ
t on. p ist Preside It J.icob Dixon
wdl In^rodMce guests and the an-
n-i \1 pr^sidenrs rcpfirt will be
given by Mr. Thomasson. Joe
Smith will present Congressman
B'oyiii*’ a’':{ seceio! awards will
be made by President Thomas-
I KINGS MOUNTAIN
' - Hospital Log
VISITING HOURS
Daily 10:30 To 11:30 oum.
3 to 4 p m. and 7 to 8 p.m.
M-". Et‘n C. Absher
Manda Rhea Barber
jack Patrick Belk
Melva S. De frieze
Mrs. Cornelius H. Edwards
Herboit S. Farris
Jnmo' Norwc Td Gtimhle
\v'p To'-ndc Grant
Phillip RandaP G.ladden
Joe Buron Herndon
William Grady Hullctt
>1 ‘ Roy .TenningF Hammett
William Franklin Hou.ser
Mrs. Mamie White Jackson
John Leach
VI- onr, Adii Lynn
Mrs. Carl J. Oates
Minnie Donney Phifer
rieo Roberts Vandyke
Mrs. Samuel W. Warthen
Mrs. Mattie S. Wise
Mr . Clnudc Wall
Mr:. France? Geraldine
William
Mrs. Clara Bowen Wright
ADMITTED THURSDAY
Mrs. James Kelly Boheler, Rt. 2
Franklin Delam Bell, 115
Qw»r» •
Wilborn Carmel Campbell. Rub-
-. rni’e’ Park, rcs.semer City
ADMITTEE FRIDAY
PiiTT.an Blanton Farnsworth,
Rt. 2. Bes«^mcr City
Fr io t Mlon Hambright, P. O.
Rr- ?(5' Gr '^■e•
Air- nohert W. Holland, 401
Ca’^tt St.
Mrs. Gladys Brock Timms, 508
8. 3ronton 8‘.. Gastonia
admitted SUNDAY
John Howard Beam, 112 Wells
c
Mrc. Lucille Blanton. 409 Wal
nut St.
Mrs .Tor»-v Frank McDonald, 408
N. Boyd Si.. Gastonia
ADMITTEr SUNDAY
Mrs. Yvf nnc Carol CarttM, 712 A
S... ne*J ome' Citv
Odnm Hayes. Rou'o 1.
Ga‘**rnia
A-'r r:-'uiv Hullett. Ill
Lamb^r* . Rot»^.Ant
Paul Rufu- Patterson. 603
Meadowbrook Rd.
William Anderson Pondci, 915
VV. Va.. .Ave., Bessemer C>tv
Mrc. Ervin W Roe*'. 2^1 S.
Rndisill SI.. ChorryvilU*
Mrs. Paul Edward Sellers. 1001
Be^.seme City Rd.. Ga tnnia
Mrs. Jerrv Bentley Smith, 107
E. Parke- Si.
Samuel Pinhev Stewart. Ji., 916
V. . Iloldej Di . Gia.-^tonia
ADMITTED MONDAY
P her' Hi'"h narnotto, 211
Carli'-’e SK. Spart'^nburg. S. C.
I.. D Black, Ouvton I o^o
Ma’^arir Rn*- I^allman, F. O.
B-- 454.’fherrvVPle * *
Tr-uo’^u F-vin Mellen, 511
Peaceful Valley
Pf'yrt Pearson, Jr., 219
W. Alabama Ave., Bessemr* '^ity
Mrs. Donald Francis Saldo,
Memorial Day
Services Set
'Annual Memorial Day will be
observed at Mary’s Grove Metho
dist church located on Mary’s
Grove Road, just cfl the Kings
Mountain - Cherryville Highway,
; Sunday. May 12ih.
Sunday School will he held at
! ) a.m., the Mcmrrial Service
.at 11 a.m. There will hr a picnic
: lunch served on the church ground
; at 12;3C.
1 AH members and friend.*^ of the
church are invited to come and
bring a well filled basket.
There will be an afternoon
singing, starting at 2 p.m. The
“Pilgrim Quartette", of Llncoln-
ton, the "Messengers" of Gas
tonia and others will be singing.
The public is invited to attend,
said Rev. H. G. Clayton, pastor.
METER RECEIPTS
Parking meter receipts for the
week ending Wednesday at
noon totaled $23S..50. including
$135.70 from on-street meters,
.$76 in fines, and $27.80 from
off-street meters.
Mrs. Head's |
Rites Conducted
Funeral rites for Mrs. James
'3. Head, 25, who died last Wed
nesday morning, were held Fri
day at 2 p.m. from Macedonia
Baptist church.
Rev. Wayne Ashe and Rev. N.
G. Lemmons officiated at the
final rites and interment was in
Mountain Rest cemetery.
Thursday, May 9, 1968
~ lodgemeeting . I
Regular communication ofL
Fairview Lodge 339 AF&AM will ^
be held Monday night at 7:30-
p.m. at Masonic Hall, Secretary * ^
T. D. Tindall has announced. 1 ,
discharge: • ? '
SB 5 Richard White, s.m of; i
Mrs. Grace White, has complet- J j
ed his tour of duty with thej I
Armed Forces. He arrived home-
Sunday after spending 18 \ |
months on duty in Germany.
Rontr 1. p<r .SI. flrovr*r
ADMITTEr TUESDAY
Mri:. Charlie Herndon, 312 E.
Washingt m Ave., Posseire. City
Mr -. Fs-ie Mae IIuss, 1745
Smith St.. Gastonia
Thomas Linscy Landers, Box
3.T. Bo' semer City
Cbnrlcs Henry Moss, Route 2.
Box 250
Sherwoed Randall, Route 2,
.Maunoy Rd., Cherryvillf
Mrs. Beulah Mac Thornburg,
817 E. Main St. Cherrvvillo
ADMITTED WEDNESDAY
Mrs. Jehn William Black, 111
W’ells St.
Mrs. Je.ssie M. Rippy, 610 W.
King St.
Annie Liilie Thompson, KM
State Park, Kings Creek. S. C.
Ralph Wayne Crawley, 201 S.
G-
Paul Hartsell Briggs, 506 W.
Gold St.
v.Ten(‘vn H. Moss. 1030 Little
.We., Gastonia
Alice Walker Hamrcik, 40.') E.
King St.
T -e S. VVvte. 202 S. Roxford Rd.
AZALEAS AND
CAMELLIAS
FOR SALE
Also Dogv/ood and Cherry
Trees. All types of shrub*
ber'j'.
On'"* Monday - Friday 8
t'’ 5 and aU day Saturday.
Shtlby Rd. - Kings Mtn
LUTHER McSV/AIN
NURSERY I
PHONE 739-344r '
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