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KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGi MOUNTAIN. N. C.
GROVER COMMUNin NEWS
: McCarter On Duty
Tho Lions i hih held Kwir din Mis. \Vayn<* Tuttle, the Juniors; tiu* night with
r< i nieetin«4 TiK Mlav exening at and Mrs. LMdk» McDaniel. ih<* wen! es|jr-. wlly
('.ileieiia. Di. <'h.-irU>> l*rimar\' Class. Iuiho.iI «d K<‘v.
Mis. J(m*| Jenkins of th<* Nev\ which was hekl
Ih'lH* Kaplisl church ol Lari is .LinalunkJ. Ke\.
the
ifksi
the Itenn
rvioojc w.is tho >}H*aker h
J.m ii.iitv jii
o\<n ihe ineeilng.
A n)V<‘ird dish I was en
at the Kilst Ihiptist church
\\'«*<lnc>da> night.
A ilihle S!iid> c'oui <1* i.s heTn
helft at tin- Antin ji n.ipiist
< lun ch Ihi> Aeek ;i! The
fnlhAvin.i will 1m‘ in chai.t^j ‘d
leachin; the ntu -e Kev W'ayiie
tUUlc. A'lull *'la.'--. I I.itold SIh*]:
03 d. the Intel tuedl.iU* Cla»is:
relatives. Th4*y
to att4<nd the
Ivon I* HttU'iis
Friday in Laki*
K«»tM>rt< was ^
|Tu<‘s>clay in Atlanta on a business
trip, he made the trip by plane.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Davenport of If2a* b
Pit'dmont, S. C. were Sunday,”* V10111Qf|| JiQS0
M.-. an. .Mr. Pre. Coe.reU s7n
have r<‘tunu‘d home after spend- and Mrs. Oscar McCarter 608 W
in- three weeks in Pensacola, Gold St.. Kings Mountain,^ C
Thursday. January 30. 1969
teaching a U‘ader.shii) course to hroiluT ol Mrs Kifter and .S.
the (Jills Auxiliary at Antio^^l HoImiIs.
church. 'I’hey had a class la.si
K^nda With Mr, and Mrs. Andy, ^
. nam.
a w'eivpons'
'luesdax night and another <‘lass
Tuesday night this wcH*k.
Ml. and Mrs. S. L. Roberts o(
t’ lnleston. .S. ('. visited .Mr. a*nl
Mrs. T\rci‘ Rc(‘ter Thursilax. .Mi.
nid Mis r>iec‘ Keter anti .Mr.
.*nd Mrs, Rolierts went to Lake
Junahiska 'rhurs<iay and sjient
GREEN STAMPS
WIfM IMIS COUPON AND PU«OiAS€
$10.00 ir Mtra 0r4«r .2
-FREE ot your Kings IdtiL
WINN-DIXIE STORES
Void Aff<T
.Mts. Fain M.itnhnght .iticndid
the fuiieial tti Kev Koherts Fri
day.
Win. A. iUmhnght atui Ruv
Moiumu' r«'pi<*''<nitiHl tin* .Shlh»h
Ih4‘shytei. in church at tin* l*res
Intel\ a! the Aiinst.oiig ehur.h
in (kisloiiia 'Die.sd.iv
The Woman's Cluli held their
uK't'ting ruesdav night at the
RivMut* .S(|iiad luitiding. Mix.
C'haiiii' llany III is ehaiini.tn'd
the club. Mis Ch arles M'mih* and
Mis. .lohn Harry v\4*!e hoste.ss fet
the fiM'eting.
-Ml . anal Mrs. Rot>hy Wat bn son
(d ('h.iii.intMigii. Tennessis* s|M>nt
th<* w'cekend with hi- pai-ents,
Mr. an<l Mrs. II(hs! W.itterson. ,
Mrs. \ W Kiser siwnt tin-
w(*a*ka*n.i at honie. .'shi* icturiUHl
t(» tJaffney Monday !»i lx* with
iu*r X4>n. .lames Ki.s<T.
W. W. (Bill) Little and .son,
Richaitl s|M‘ni saweral days in
Miami, Florida with relatives.
The> returned home Thursday by
platK'. Mrs. laitU* met them at f'rjckreli
, the C'harlotti* alrix>rl. Mr. and Mrs. Dean McCraw,
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Ketder i-ynn and Eddie spent the week- Captain McCarter,
weie Suiidav dinner gue.sis of *b Raleigh with Mr. and Mrs. controller,
Mr. and Mrs. (Jem* Kirkpatrick ^ntk McCraw. j'Pacifi'c
Tedder, son of .Mr. and' Before his arrival in Vietnam
Dr. Daniel Rliodes of Davidson M-alcolm Te'ader of Matth- he was assigned at Tyndall AFb’
(*f»lle.:«‘ will ^•onduet the serviet* spemt the week with Mr. and, Fla. ^ '
at .Shiloti Dieshylerian church Tc'dder. , |
Fc'lu uary 2. Mr. and Mrs. Norris Camp and
Among SOUK of the* (Jrover ' "
folk in the hos| itai are K. A. day guests of Mr. and
Himhilght. R. II. ponder, and 11. Camp.
Mrs. Lee Piiellc in Kings .Moun
tain hospital. .Mi s. Walt<*r Turner ^ rank Royster visited her
tdevidan 1 Mennorial hospital in Mrs. W. A. Huffman In
SJicIhy and Ray Ilamhrighl. Wes- *^nstonia Sunday,
ley L.iwi. in (Jrc'en.sljoro. Mrs. A. F. Collins and Mrs. B.
F. Bird visiu^d Mrs. Mary Sue
surgery Everett at a Rest home near Bos
tic last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rhea and
Mickey ami Mr. and Mrs. D. J. I Basinger and son.
Montgomery spent last weekend
w'ith Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Norman
in Florence, S. C.
WASHINGTON REPORT
past four years. I have also servJ \
>r /
CHANCEOVEP. AND FIRST
ISSUES
I ed as a member of the Post Of.
I fice and Civil Service Committee
comipleted and the new Adminis i
retiuires a
co-mmand In Washing '
ton, the changeover in the Exe-
greater concentration c^f time
there so that I have hacl to re.
luctantly forego service on the*
, is'a membe"r 'o7"'thei Branch Uf the government
smoothly. There has been little Although no legislative commit-
grinding of gears and this can be tees are reporting out bills, thviv
attributed to the high order of Ls one measure pending before
cooperation which the Johnson the Congress that is causing con-
The captain, a 1956 graduate of anV «,> airterable stir throughout ,|,o
children of Charlott;^■^;;7sun: Kinp Mountain High School, K--j
Mrs. M. still be many problems which will officials of
S. C. He was commissioned in
1963 upon graduation from Offi
cer Training School at Lackland
AFB, Tex.
confront
Ii-s. Ix*e Pruptte ha<l
.\Ii
on her hand Wednesday.
Mtv (k-ne Turner and daugh
ter. .\Iis.s V'iikh* Turner visited
-Mrs. Waller Turner in the Cleve
land .Memorial hospital Sunday
afteiTUHHi.
Phi
tives in Gaffney recently.
! Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Myevs
; spent last weekend in Savannah,
Georgia with Mr. and Mrs. Let*
Roark s|)<*nt Monday and
I Mrs. John Bruce of Mt. Vernon
(Ohio was weekend guests of Mr.
1 and Mrs. Gordon Myers. Mrs.
.Mrs. Lucille Kiser visited rela-i Bruce is Mrs. Myers’ mother.
members of country. This is the measure to
There will provide salary increases for top
the Federal govern
our new Federal of fie-; ment. Tlte issue arises as a re
ers each day. However, their task' suit of a message which was
has been made much easier bo- g^nt to the Congress on Januaiv
cauise of the willingness of the yj rec'ommending a pay increasi-
Johnson Cabinet to share exper- of $12,500 per year for Memb(*i-i
iences and information of trt'- of Congress an'd prop<)rtionally
mendous value for the continuity lan er increases for Cabinet
of our government. • members and members of tiie
Supreme Court.
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Whole Ribs
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SCOTT WHITE, COLOBS OR DECORATED
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GRAreFRDlt" .
PINEAPPLE . .
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ONION RINGS . Z,lt 1
CHUNKEES . . ." ; *109
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Oranges 49^
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Grapefruit 2 99^
FRESH TINOIR POIE
Beans 2
•CRINKLE CUT-
FROZEN POTATOES
$1
In these (iays, the news media
concentrate attention upon events; All of this comes as a resul! of
at the White House. Neverthe- recommendations bv the special
less, the di^a of the changeover commission established by law
to new personnel, new policies, several years ago. The purpose
and new ideas throughout the of the Commission, quite frank
far-flurtg departments and agen- ly^ transferred away some Of the*
vies of the Federal government is authority of the Congress for
only now* bc>ginnlng. The novv, poderal pay scales. The Congress
Cabinet appointed by President only agency of government
Nixon is assuming its duties and whieh establishes its own pa.\
within several weeks will bo ep
pearing on Capitol Hill to pro
pose and defend new solutions to
deal with the problems large and
small that confront the American
people in such abundance.
The Johnson Administration has
IcLt a number exf proposals of its
own. Starting with Mr. Johnson’s
State of the Union message earli
er this month, virtually all of the
retiring Cabinet menfbers ha\e
submitted reports outlining their
ideas on how we should deal
with the continuing issues that
face us. The Nixon Adrninistra-
tion will have new ideas of its
own. However, the views of the
departing A'd'ministration will
surely be of value to the new
group of leaders assuming re
sponsibility in the Nation’s Capi
tal.
On Capitol Hill, political party
control has not changed. Never
theless, the organization of the
nOvV Congress has been complet
ed with the announcement of ap
pointments to the various legis
lative committees. It is these
committees which are at the
heart of the law-making process
and without them the flow of
bills to the Floor of the House
for consideration cannot take
place. In the 91st Congress, I will
continue my service on the in
terstate -and Foreign Commerce
Committee and I exf^ct to re
main a member of th? Commit
tee on Small Business. For the
and, for that reason, it is undei
standably sensitive about exerci.^\
in gthis authority. Even thoug"/
this responsibility is unpalatable,
the simple expedient of giving a
great deal of this power to a
commission and the White House
is not a .sound principle, in my
opinion. That is w’hy I had .seri
ous reservations about this plan
when >1 was brought before the
Hfnise some time ago. If the pay
of Members of Congress is to be
increased, it sliould bo done by
the regular legislative pro(’<‘ss
and not through the back door.
As things stand noi.v. if the
Corb^ress does nothing, these pay
raises will become law on Fehru
ary 14. This wmuld be quite a
Valentine, indef'd! It would also
be another step toward giving
Congressional authority to the
White House on a grand scale.
North Carolina has trained
more people in defensive driving
than any otlmr state in the na
tion.
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