1968
jTiursday, June 27, 1968
KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS. MOUNTAIN. N. C.
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m INTERIM APPROPRIATION ORDINANCE
IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSIONERS OF
THE CITY OF KINGS MOUNT’AIN:
SECTION I
that in ORDER TO OPERATE THE CITY OF KINGS
MOUNTAIN FROM JULY I, l')68 TO THE DATE OF THE
ADOPTION OF THE 1968-69 BUDGET ORDINANCE, AP
PROPRIATIONS ARE HEREBY MADE FOR THE PUR
POSE OF PAYING SALARIES, THE PRINCIPAL AND IN
TEREST ON INDEBTEDNE$S, AND THE USUAL OR
DINARY EXPENSES OF THE CITY AT THE SAMP RATE
OF EXPENDITURES AS PROVIDED FOR IN THE BUD
GET FOR THE 1967-68 FISCAL YEAR. THIS ORDINANCE
SHALL CEASE TO BE EFFECTIVE FROM AND AFTER
THE ADOPTION OF THE 1968-69 BUDGET ORDINANCE
AND ALL EXPENDITURES MADE IN ACCORDANCE
WITH THE ADOPTION OF THE 1967-68 BUDGET OR
DINANCE
Adopted this the 25th dAy of june i968.
6:27
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the Kings Mountain City;
Board of Education will be on the,
26th day at July, 1968, at 11:00;
o’clock A.M. on the premise.s of
the property described below of
fer for sale to the highest bidder
for cash that certain tract of land
lying and being particularly dc
.scribed as follows:
BEGINNING at a stake in tlie
line of the Kings Mountain
City School Board, said stake
being located North 87 degrees
04 minutes West 193.6 feet from
a stake in the center of Parker
Street wset of its intersection
with Watterson Street, which
stake is a common corner of
Sarah Bennett and Tom Hun
ter, now or formerly, and run
ning thence South 16 degrees 5,5
minutes East 462.0 feet, more
or less, to a stake on the East
side of a creek, Miller’s corner,
now or formerly; thence South
87 degrees 15 minutes M’est 10.5
mord or less, to a point
In the center line of a ereeU;
thence with the meanders of
the creek in a northwesterly di- ■
rection 570 feet, more or less,
to a stake in the line of W. B.;
Barber, now or formerly; thence |
continuing with the centerline
of the creek in a northwesterly
direction 65 feet, more or less, |
to a .stake; thence a new line
South 87 degrees 04 minutes
Ea.st 346.5 feet to the BEGIN
NING. j
This property Ls a portion of
tile Davidson School Property
as shown upon a rhap preared
by G. Sam Rowe dated ffovem-
ber 11, 1955. ^
The Board of Education reserves
the right to set the amount of
the opening bid.
The highe.st bidder at the sale!
may be reejuired to make a cash
deposit in the amount of 25';'< of|
the bid price.
This sale is made under the
provisions of Section 115-126 ol'|
the General Statutes of North
Carolina and the Kings Mountain;
City Board of Education reserves!
the right to re,iect or confirm and i
accept any bid made for the pur-'
chase of said realty.
This 14th day of June. 1968.
Donald D. Jones
BOARD OF EDUCA’nON
KINGS MOUNTAIN ClTi’
by; Donald D. Jones, Sec.'
6:27-7:18
Want
Troop 92 Honors
Kenneth Pruitt
NO’nCE OF SALE
$756,000
CITY OF KiNOS MOUNTAIN.
NORTH CAROLINA
WA’TER BOND ANTICIPATION
NOTES
Sealed bids will be rec<>ivcd un
til 11 o’clock A.M., Eastern Day
light Saving Time, July 9, 196.S,
by the undersigned at its office
in the City of Raleigh, North
Carolina, for $7.50,0(X) Water Bond
Anticipation Notes of the City of
Kings .Mountain, North Carolina,
dated July IS, 196S, maturing on
October 18, 1968, without option
of prior payment, and bearing
interest, payable at the maturity
of the notes to which no inter
est coupons will be attached. De
livery rtf the nrttes will be made
ort' or about their date at place
of purchaser’s choice.
Bidders are requested to nanle
the denomination or denomina
tions, the interest rate mot ex
ceeding S'/i per annum), and the
city or town and bank or trust
company therein at which princi
pal and interest will be payable.
There will be no auction.
The notes will be awarded at
not les.s than par and accrued in-
t«»rest to the bidder offering to
purchase the notes at the lowest
interest cost to the City, such cost
to he determined by deducting the
total amount of any premium bid
from the aggregate amount of
interest upon all of the notes
from their date to their matur-
>»>’-
Earth bid must be submitted on;
a form to be furnished with addi-i
tional information by the under
signed, must be enclosed in a
sealed envelope marked “Bid for
Notes”, and must be accompan
ied by a certified check upon an
incorporated bank or trust com
pany for $3,7.50, payable uncondi-,
tionally to the order of the State
Treasurer of North Carolina, on
which no interest will be allow
ed. Award'or rejection of bids
will be made on the date' above
stated for receipt of bids and the
checks of unsuccessful bidders
will be returned immediately.
The check of the-successful bid
der will be held uncashed .is .se
curity for the performance of hi.s
bid; but in the event the success-
Birth
Announcements
•Mr. and .Mis. Donald I.ee
Srates, Route 3, Box 347 A. an
nounce the birth of their daugh
ter, Thursday, June 20, Kings
.Mountain hospital.
Mr. and .Mrs. John D. Lindsay,
312 Walnut St., Clover, S. C., an
nounce the birth of their daugh
ter, Thursday, June 20. Kings
.Mountain hospital.
.Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A. Moss,
Route 2, Dallas, N. C. announce
the birth of their son, Thursday.
June 20, Kings Mountain hos
pital.
.Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hoyle.
Route 2, Box .5.39, announce the
birth of their daughter. Thurs
day, June 20, Kings Mountain
hospital.
.Mr. and .Mrs. Thomas Brock,
Route 1, Bessemer City, announce
the birth of their daughter, Fri
day, June 21. Kings Mountain
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. ChesU*r Barnette,
401 E. Ridge St., announce the
birth of their son. .Monday, June
24, Kings Mountain hospital.
-Sgl. and Mrs. Dean Hender.son,
5180 Midpines, announce the birth
of thi'ir son, .Saturday, June 22,
Kings Mountain hospital.
.Mr. and Mrs. James Stokes. P.
O. Box 210, Bessemer Cit.v. an-
nouncp the birth of their daugh
ter, Monday, June 24, Kings
.Mountain hospital.
ful bidder shall fail to comply
with the terrns of his bid, the
check may then be cashed and
the procexkls thereof retained as
and for full liquidated dama.ges.
The unqualified approving op
inion of Mitchell, Petty & Shet-
terly. New York City, will be fur
nished without cost to the pur
chaser. There will also be fur
nished the usual closing papers.
The right to reject all bids is
reserved.
LOCAL GOVERN ME.N’T
COMMISSION
Secretary of the Commission
.By: W. E. Easterling
6:27
Kenneth I’luitl. Troop 92 Sccut-
ma.ster, was pre.sented a plaque
I'mhlematii- of his service to the
troop by Troop 92 Boy Siwts
Tut'sday night.
.Mr. Pruilt's wile and famil.v
were also invited to attend tlie
plaque presentation.
The plaque cited .Mr. Pinitt for
“the limi', effort and nece.ssarx
support needed by tlie troop''
given by liim during the year.
During ;r Court of Honor Larry
Hamrick and John Knox .McGiil
advanced to Kirst Cla.ss. Setting
up stalion.s to explain various
merit badge requirements were:
Jimmy Tate, home repairs; Jimmy
Amos, personal fitness: .Mike
Dyke, scholarship; Frank Hum
phreys. lifesaving: Larry Ham
rick, stamp collecting: Billy Tal
bert, .sculpture; Jay K<‘etor, an;
and John Knox .McGill, hiking.
Boy Scouts themselves conduct
ed the program and surprise pres-
enlation service which hoMo;-od
Scoutmaster Pruitt.
Boys of Troop 92 are eni-ourag-
ed lo attend all meetings. Plans
are being made for future activi
ties and members mi.ssing a
meeting mi.s.s out on lots of fun
and troop activitix"--”, said troop
reporters Prank Humphreys and
Jay Keeler.
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GAFFNEY. S. C.
Needs Mendess and Knitters
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PERSONALS
Mr. and \V, AIu-
Cartor and .son. Hilly G(*ne, joined
a ^iroup of relatives from Clover.
S, C.. for a week’s varation at
Cherry Grove Beach. S. C la.st
week.
They were Mr. and Mrs. Jai-k
Cooke, .Mr. and .Mrs. George .lack
.sort, Mr. and Mrs. P.ichard Fall.-
and daughter. .SIneath. and .Mis-cs
Lynn. Leigh and Allan Edmunds
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The plants of the Dover Textile Group,
Shelliy, X. C. havp .several onenin,E:s for
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