Thursday, January 16, 1969
KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
Page 5
GROVER COMMUNFFY
Dr. Max Polloy with the roli-
Rious dopartmonl' at Davidson
Collage confluclc;! I ho service at
the Shiloh Presbyterian church
Sunday morning.
During a Congregational Meet
ing .sv.nilay morning at Shiloh
Presttylerian church four deaconsi
Kvere electeel. Three for the Chissj
(jf Seventy-one and one for the.
Class of Seventiy. They are as
follows; Charlie Harry Ill, Dr.
Charles Moore and Jakie D.
Hambright and John Harry. |
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the 24th.
Thomas A. Tate, Secretary
The Circles of Shiloh church,
are having their meeting thi.s
week. Circle 1 with Mrs. Jamesi
Harry Tuesday morning. Circle
2 Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
R. H. Keeter and Circle .3 with
Mrs. Preston Goforth.
Those helping with Rible Stu
dy wtH'k at the First Baptist
ehunh were .Mrs. M; Manus, .Mrs.
Herndon, Mrs. Robinson and
.Mrs. Hamliy.
Baptist Men's Day is Januarj’
2G.
Mr. C. F. Hany. Jr., B. M.
Gold and P. A. Fiancls havi- re-
turne<l from a business trip lo
Chicago, HI.
Mr. an.l Mrs. VV. B. Turner of
Rovk Hill, .S. C. were .Sunday
guests of .Mr. and .Mrs. P. A.
Francis.
Mrs. Reck Wright, .Mrs. R. C.
While and Miss Evelyn Mullinax
were recent guests of .Mrs. Fnai
Crisp at Dallas recently.
Mrs. .N. \V. Kiser is visiting her
son Jim Kiser in Gall.ney, .Mrs.
Jim Kiser was fatally injured re
cently in a car wreck.
Miss Vera Hardin and Mrs. M.
C. Hardin visited Mrs. W. W.
Rogers in RutherfordteSn Tues
day.
Lt. Thomas Hope of Fort
'Bragg was F.nday guests of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hope.
Signalman 2C .nd Mrs. Thom
as F. Bolin of Atlantic Be.-jeh,
Florida announce the adoption of
a son, Timcthy Scott. ‘"Tomnai”
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James
Bolin of Kings Mountain former
ly of Grover. .Mrs. Bolin is the
Jaughler of Mr. ami Mrs. H. K.
Panther of Shelby.
Mrs Mary Erwin of Gaffney
spemi several days Wllh Mr. and
Mrs. H. H. Becknell reeimtly.
.Mr. and Mrs. W. .S. Hicks, Jr.
and sons, Mickey and Todel of
Charlotte were guests of .Mi-, and
.Mrs. R. B. Keeter and his par-
onls, -Mr. and Mrs. Hleks Iasi
Sunday.
'Mr. Waltur Turner is still a
p:itlpnt at the Cleveland .Memor
ial hospital in .Shelby.
-Mrs. Harry Roark has accept-
f“d a secretarial position with the
Minelle Mill. She comes from the
Chei-okee Memorial hospital
where she was employed for sev
eral years.
Mrs. Luellle KLser, Mrs. R. C.
Tate and Mi-s. Roy Houser visil-
bd Mrs. BfM tlia Davis Thursday
at the Shelby Rest Home. They
carried her a birlhdjy gift.
Mr. and Mrs. Fain\ Hambright
have moved into their new home
off Highway 226 near town.
Mrs. M. C. Hardin and Miss
Vera Har<lln visited Mr. and
Mrs. M. L. MeSwain in Dallas
Thursday.
-Mrs. Finley Roark and daugh
ter, Miss Linda Roark of Blacks
burg were Sunday afternoon
guests of Miss Evelyn Mullinax.
■Mrs. R. C. Tale returned to
Mocksville Sunday, after spend
ing a week at her home heie.
She will b<' with Mr. Jolley Dun
can and children while Mrs. Dun-
, can is in the hospital. Mr. and
I Mrs. .Sherwood Tate look Mrs.
Tate to Mocksville.
I Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Harry left
' Saturday by plane for Houston,
Te.xas where .Mr. Harry will hb
at the Methodi.st hospital this
week for observation. |
Ray Hambright is a patient In'
Wesley Lawn Hospital in Greyns-|
boro. !
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Dr. and Mrs. Rufus Hambright
of Greensboro were n*cent guests'
of Mrs. F. B. Hambright and
look Ray flambright to the hos
pital. He will undergo surgery
T uesday. j
1 .Mr. Hoyle Ponder is a patient]
in the Kings Mountain ho.spital.l
.Mrs. Wayne Appling is in the;
Kings Mountain hospiloJ. i
I 'Mrs. Louis Morgan has ivtum-|
cd homo from the hospital after;
having pneumonia. I
Mrs. Margaret Crocker return-!
ed home Thursday after spend-'
ing two weeks with Mr. and Mrs,,
Richard Taylor and family and;
(Mrs. Helen Curie in Como. |
'Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Little are|
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Caroufhers in Miami, Fla. '
Pvt. Dsmnis Barnes of Ft. Gor
don, Ga. spent two weeks with
his mother and brother, Mrs.
Neva Barnes and Gaiy. |
Mrs. B. F. Bird returned home;
Thursday, after spending six
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Emory ;
Morris and Emmerine, in Chesa
peake, Va. The Morris’ accom-1
panied her home and spent the!
night. I
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Da\1s visit-!
ed Ml', and Mrs. Bill Parker in'
Hiekoi-y last Sunday. i
MOHIZONTAL VER'nCAl,
1 OtpicUd is th( 1 Post ot
stats flat ot authority
—— 2 SharpSr
f Ltvcl 3 Statuta
U Dlstingulshini 4 Near
5 Immense
6 Spoken
ding
merka
)1 Eager
13 Sparse
16 Portals in
fences
16 Our (Scot.)
19 It is the
south central
United Slates
30 Set tree
22 Nicltfl
(symbol)
23 Grant
29 Lock slyly
27 Ages
20 Nested boxes
29 Niton
(symbol)
30 Great (ab.)
31 Company
(ab.)
32 "Smallest
State" (ab.)
33 Whart
39 Wiles
36 Recess In a
church
39 Simple
40 Behold!
41 Sittings
47 Adlectivc
luRlx
48 Eucharistic
wine cup
50 Eurebean
country
51 Lincoln’g
nicknamk
S2Line
54 Armored
SC Nobleman
S7 Reasonable
II im
Over K)7,0n0 Nobles eopipriso the
organization known a.s the Anci
ent .Arabic Order of the Nobles
of the .My.stic Shrine. The 170
I Temiiles of the Shrine are located
throughout .North America — 160
In the United States, nini' in Can
ada, and one in .Mexico.
iO 9V1J
u
lOMIOEk
mmci
7 AUot
8 Bewildered
9 Egyptien
sun god
n It is
nicknamed the 3-1 Herb genus
•' Slate ' 36 Some o£ its
12 Greek channel Indians still
17 Of can liner ve —-
(ab.) cu’:toms
SO PutJ back 37 Wiihdravr
21 Pithy sayings 42 Plural ending
24 Moves 43 Sacred bull
rhylhml ally 44 Nostril
26 Whole 43 Sprout
33 He^al man.^lon 46 Auslnin river
49 Ventilate
51 Linen
vestment
53 Low Latin
(ab.)
55 Caius Julius
(ab.)
a
Iteak
lo of
ynal,
high
the
And
type
brine
ising
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Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ledbetter The El Bethel Homemakers
and family of Rock Hill, S. C. Club will meet Friday in the
were Sunday dinner g<ucsts of home of Miss Pictxda Blaloi^.
Mr. and Mrs. Giles Bell and fam ; Sunday visitors of .Mrs. C. L.
jjy ‘ Putnam were Mr. and Mrs. A. H.
.Mrs Herman Naucom of Co-'Putnam of Rutherfordton and
lumbia, S. C. visited .Mrs. ’. M. ; Mr. ami .Mrs. Billy Putnam and
Moore Sunday afternoon. family of Charlotte.
I The Fannie Heck Circle of the vis;tar.s o'‘ Mrs. J. \V.
j Oak Grove Baptist chui Lh "7en ;^,.(nur Boll and grand
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. S> I-j Sonny Jones. Mrs. Paul
I via Grigg. ; Bridges and Mr. and Mrs. Ed
j Miss Rita Kay Sisk of Morgan- gpn of .shelby.
I ton s^nt the weekend with -Mr. | . —
and .Mrs. J. D. Short and family.' rinicliAc
^ Pfe Harold Wright will leave *‘v«"iL * ■
I January 17 for California after a XechniCal SchOOl
i 30-day leave with his parents, DENVER — .-Airman First Class
j Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wright. HeU^omas G. Steele, son ol Mi. an I
is to go to Vietnam. Mrs. Joe J. Steele of Rt. 1, Bes
I ■ Mr. and Mrs. Billy Biggers and semer City, N. C., has beeii^ grad
I family moved into their new uated from a U. S. Air Force tech-
I home in the Bethware eommun- nieal school at L/jnry AFB^CoIo.
; ity from Patterson Springs. Mrs. Ho was trained tis a missile
I Biggers is the former Maxine, guidance and control .specialist
Hoyle. 1 and has been as.signed to a unit
1 .Mr. anj Mr.s. Walter Blanton “f the Tactical Air Command al
j were recent gUOsIs of the ROv.: Seymour Johnson -^FB, N. C.
land Mis. James Holder. Jimmy | T^he aiman. a graduate of Bes^
i and Joey of Gaffney, S. C. | semer City High School, attended
I Dewitt V'ess accompanied the] tjn.ston College in'^astonia, -N. t.
' Shelby Junior high school hoys' , IBs w’lfe, Barbara, is the daugh-
: and girls baske-ball teams m >1: fd -Mr.s. Wilford Hol-
I Forest City Januaiy 6. ; 1®"'' 1' Be.ssemer City.
I Mrs. Bessie Champion is stay-1
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I Champion. Recent visitors were
: Mrs. Elva MeSAain and Mr.s,
' Annie Barnes af Grover,
j Cpl. Nelson Evans returned to
i San Diego, California January 2
after spending a 10-day leave
I witr his pareirts, Mr. and Mr.s.
1 D. N. .Evans and family.
I >tr. and Mrs. Wylie MdSwain
and family of Cape Kennedy,
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■ Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bell and
! family, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Brdl
j went on a trip to Cullowhee Sun-
1 day.
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Rt?v. R. L. Hinton and Mr.
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I Charlotte.
! Mrs. P. K. Harmon left Sunday
by plane to visit Mr. and Mrs.
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