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Hhursday, PeHruary 6, 1969
KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD, KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
SECTION C
GROVER COMMUNITY NEWS
WASHINGTON REPORT Ta* Tips
Foi Wives
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Harry III Woman’s Club house. son Jr. of Charlotte spent Fiiday nicely. i »
entertained the youns people of Mrs. Bill (Lois) Ivy and Mrs.' night and Saturday with Mi. and Mi. and Mrs. Charhs Neal have
the Shiloh Presbyterian Church' Gecrge Kl Appling entertained at. Mrs. A. H. Wilson.
Sunday evening at a spaghetti a drop-in party in honor of Mrs
supper.
The family of Mrs. Lottie Turn -,
or honored their mother Sunday-
with a birthday dinner at the^
Lottie Turner Sunday afternoofi.;
Ai)proximately fifty friends at-,
tended the party.
M ■- and Mrs. A. H. (Bud) Wil-
Kings Mountain High School DECA
BATTLE OF THE BANDS
April 13.1969 — National Guard Armory
All Interested Bands Contact KMHS
DECA Club Before April 12. Entry
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Cash Awards To The Winners
• Top TV Personalities Will Judge Entries •
CALL JOE CORNWELL, Band Contest Chairman
I Kings Mountain High School. 500 Phifer Rood
moved fl'<^m a hou.se on Cleveland
Hood Watterson, Richard and Avenue into their new liomt- in
Bill Watterson spent Saturday at, the Holly Grove community,
their trailer at Lake Norman. j M.. and Mrs. lay 'le.s-eneei
Mrs. B. P. Hambright and Bu- ; spent .several days in Florida,
lord Hambright spent Thur.s(lay| Jim Rollins of Oak Ridge, Ten-
in Charh^tto. ' nf‘sse(‘, spen' the weekend wdth
Lamar Uwensby of Gfddsboro; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
visited hi.** parent.? Friday, in'*! Uol)ini-
mother, Mrs. C. L. Owensby, re-1 Charles (iibbons of Gafln*?y President Nixon and members of
turned home with him for a visit.i visited his slstei. Miss Ava Gib-, the Nixon cabinet. There will
A. H. "Bud Wilson Jr., student hons Sunday. , still be many problems which w'ill
at the N. C. University^ at C bar- Smilh of confront our new F*Hleral officers
lotto, was listed on the deans Biacj^hurg wert'Sunday’guests of each day. However, their la.sk
list for the fall quieter, “e is ^ m and Mr.s. J. A. Smith. has been made much easier be-
graduate of the Grover High ^ gammy Steven- <rause of the willingness of the
son and daughter of Charlotte Johnson Cabinet to share experi
• were Sunday guests of her motlier, encx»s and information of tre-
of a serviceman in Viet Nam
may elect not to file a joint re
turn until the due date for her
husband’s tax return whicJi is
liSO days after leaving Viet Nam
or ISO days after confinement to
an overseas hospital in whici) ho
•was recuperating from wounds
or illness resulting from service
in Viet Nam.
The wife is also entitled to file
CHANGEOVER ■ fice and Civil Service CommitlcH*.
AND FIR.ST ISSUES However, my seniority on the‘ ^ ^
With the transition p<Tiod now <dher tuvo Committ<H*s ref|uires a; H\ □ATVlCfilllfill
completed and the new Adminis- greater con<entration of time
Iratiori hi commaiKl in VVashiiu* fh<‘i(* so that I hiivi' had to re-i (-]>n: Wivpk
ton, the changeover in the Exe- luclantly forego .seivice on the servicemen stuvimr in Viet
c live Branch of the government Office and (hvil vice
is being ojjrrit'd out swiftly and CommitK.i at t is time. without rlu'ir husbajid’s signa-. a separate r<*tuni and then file
smoothly, rnere has .btHm little, Although no legislative com-.'ure on the lax return. The wife'an amended joint return laU*r if
grinding of gears and this can lx* mitlees ar4‘ reporting out bills, sliou! I imticate in tlie space pro-; it is to her and her husband’s ad-
atliiouted to the hign there is one measure pending be- vuU d for Ium’ husband’s signa- vantage to do so.
fore lli(‘ Congress that is causing tuie on the return that he is in _
consid*’iahle stir throughout the military s<'i'vice in Viet Nam.
country. This is the measure to Refunds on sueli returns will
provide salary increases for lop be exp<diled.
officials of lh<» l'ed(*ral govern
cooperation which the Johnson
Administration has given to
School and is the son of Mi. and|
Mr.s. A. H. Wilson Sr.
Mr. and .Mr.s. Otis Hyler and
Mrs. Mildred Hollifield.
rnendous value for the continuity
inonl. Pile issue arises as a re
sult of a message which was .sent
tc) the Congress on January 17
recommending a pay increase of
S12,.>00 per y'ear for Memlx^rs of
Congress and proportionally larg
, ... t-.,,1.. r ■ . <*r increases for Cabinet members
daughlor>'of Laurinburg spent the’ i government. members of the Supreme
weekend with her parents, Mr.; o, u these days, the news m(*dia Court,
and Mrs. R. B. Keetei. 1”*^ niece- Miss Barbara Cobb at concentrate attention upon cvemts,
Miss Betsy Shaw of Charlotte ‘'h<-White House Nevertheless, A!! of this eomes as a result
and Mrs. Douglas Veargin ol Dur-'*^';^^; Mrs l; of '•e.onnnenriations by the spe-
ham .s^pent thr weekend with (heir Carrollton, fJeorgia, Mr. and Mis.
pareritS, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Shaw ^ McMilan of Spartanourg,
Douglas Yeargin is in service and
is pre.sently at Fort Jackson.
and Ml. and Mrs. June Parks ot
. Gaffney were recent guesl.s of
Mrs. Jame.s I. McCulloch and mi. and .Mrs. Holmes Harry.
son.s of Greenville, S. C., were Mr. and Mrs. David Harry .six?n(
Sunday guests of Mrs. Billy Wil
son. .
Mrs. Hattie Allen was Sunday
guest of Mrs. Ruby Paige near
Shelby.
Mrs. Walter Turner returned
home Friday from the Cleveland
Memorial Hospital and is gelling
DO YOU THINK
We're off our Rocker for
giving 30,000 S&H Green Stamps with
CARRIER AIR CONDITIONING? There's
just one catch to it. You have to lick
all those 30,000 stamps yourself.
Our official stamp licker
resigned 3 days after we
started this ridiculous business.
CHILDER'S ROOnNG & HEATING CO. INC.
several days at their house at
Myrtle Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. B(»n Philjx^t have
returned to their home in Etowah,
lennes.sec, after spending two
weeks with Dr. and Mrs. Charles
Moorc.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry NRirclock
and Jefi visited in Gastonia on
Wedne.sday.
Dennis Barne.^' of Fort Gordon
I .spent last weekend with his moih-
n< w ijer.sonntd, new policies, and »ial commission esla'olishcd by
new ideas throughout the far- law several y<*ars ago. The pur-
flung departments and agencies po.se of the Commi.ssion. quite
of the FcHieral government is on-Tranklv. transferrcfl .iway some
ly now beginning. Thi* new Cabi- of the authority of the Congress
net appointed by President Nixon for Fc UTal pay seale.s. 'rh<‘ Con-
is assumirt/ its duties and within gress is the only agency of gov-
several \ve<‘k.s v/ill he appearing' ernment whichf establishes its
on Capitol Hill to pn>ix»se and own pay and, for that reason, it
dci-Vm ! new solutions to deal with is understandably sensitive about
the problems large and small that exercising thi^ authority. BNen
cor>front the American people ii though this responsibility is un-
such abundance. palatable, the simple expedient
Tho Johnson ,Vlniinislration "f a groat doal of this
has loft a numbor of proposals of commissio-i and the
Its Gwn. .Starting with Mr. John- "’hUo House is not a so
However, J. K. Wall, District
Dinudor, say.s that all income
and aJl vviUdiolding stategnonts of
both husband and wife must be;
inelud4*d in the ndurn before it'
may be processed as a joint re
turn.
Wall reijuestcd wives of serv-^
icemen s(dving in Vud Nam to
make sure that their husbands’
Forms W-2 an? attached to the
joint r(*iurn, ami that all income
of both is inclu ied on tlu* return.
Tlie average cost df repairs re-
ciuirul as a result of annual au
tomobilc safety inspection is less
than $1.00.
GEHING UP
NIGHTS
MAKIS MANY
rmoLD
Common Kldnty or Bloddtr Xrrlt^
tlons mako nuuqp mtn and women
feel tente ud nervous from frequenL
tlon lUfht
burnlnc or ttcblnr urinsUon lUfl
end day. Secondanly, you may loi
alcep and have Heaoadie, Backache
and feel oldv. tired* depressed. In
such cases, CxSTEX usually brings
relaxing comfort by curbing Irritat
ing germs In add urine and quickly
easing patn.Get CYSTEX at druggists.
Wall also stattKi that the wife kings mountain drug company.
While House is not a sound prin-
son’s Stale of the Union irx’.ssage in opinion. That is wh.^
I had .seiinu.. reservations about
this phin when it w-as brought
Mr. and Mrs. Knox Neely and
Vickie visited Mi. and Mrs. Ray
mond Cobb in Clovei, S. C., .Sun
day afterncon.
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Mrs. B. F. Bird spent the week
with Mrs. PhUei Bird in Green
ville. S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy How'ell and
11 daughters ol Charlotte were Sun
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. James
Howell
Mis.*-' Elaine Pruetto of Charlotte
spent the weekend with Mrs.
ji Ola Pruette.
.Miss Sharon Gold of Appalachi
an University spent last weekend
with her parents M.. and Mrs.'
John Gold
Bill Herndon of Appalachian
University spemt last weekend
with Mi. and Mrs. Jack Herndon.
! Mr. and Mrs. Cieorge Randolph
! and Susan of High Point w#>re
; recent guests of her parents Mr.
' and Mrs. W. M. Eaker.
|i Mi. and Mrs. Dean McCraw and
Lynn spent Monday in Columbia,
.S.'C.
Andy Davis and Gerald Wright
student? at Western Carolina,
spent the last weekend with their
parents Mi. and Mrs. A. B. Davis
be done by the regular legisla
live process and not through the
back door.
As things stand now. if the
earlier thij^ month, virtually all
- -_ of the retiring Cabinet members . , ,
I or and brotlier Mrs. Neva Barnes have submitted reports outlining before tlx* House some time a.go.
'and Gary. their ideas on how we should the pay of .Members of Con-
deal with the (Onlinuing issues P '* ,^,‘,1?*^, ^
that face us. The Nixon Adminis
tration will have new ideas of its
ow'M. However, the views of
d<*p3)ding Administration will As things stand now.
surely be of value to the nesv Congress df>es not.iing, these pay
group of leaders assuming raises will become la .v on Febru-
sponsibility in the Nation’s Capi- ary U. This would be fiuite a
tol. Valentine, indeed! It would also
be another step towaid giving
On Capitol Hill political party Congressional authority to the
control has not changed. Never- white House on a grand scale. ]
theless, the organi/.ation the
new Congress has b<*en complet- The State Highway Patrol ar-
ed with the announcement of an- rested 13S.320 drivers on ,;h<'
pointments to the various iegis- charge of speeding during the
lativo committees. It is these first nine months of lf)6S.
eommitteej^ which are at the . .
heart of the law-making process q'ho xorth Carolina Heart As-
and without them the flow o! sociation reports that in I96S the
hills to the Floor cr the House people of liie United Stales con-
for consi'ieration cannot lake trihuteil .S3S million to the figlit
place. In the 91 St Congress, I will against heart disease through
, continue my service on the In- the Heart Fond.
i terstate and Foreign Commerce ‘
\ Committee and I expect to re-
: main a member of the Commit-
• tee on Small Business. For the
' past four years, I have also sorv-
’ fd as a member of the Post Of-
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Mr. and Mrs. Panny Cobii of
Chariottr were Saturday guosl'i
of Miss Evelyn Mullinax.
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Ledford
of Fayptteville w<‘’'e Wedn • i/.»v
quests of Mrs. R. H. Ponder and
visited Mi. Ponder in the King.s
.Mountain hospital
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