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KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
ThursiJay, A|wll 24, 1969
Jaycee Teen Auto Roadeo Day
Saturday. May 10
Furnished Awards>Prizes>Scholarships
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25? ’■
S*' Two Classes for Boys and Girls
Written and Skill Tests
Winners compete in state competition
Expenses paid to state competition
I?” Requirements: age 1619 have N. C. Driver's License
~ FILL OUT THIS BLANK AND MAIL TO BOX 303
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Send Resume to KM Joycees. Box 303.
Kings Mountain, N. C. 28086
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By R. B. MOORE
HOME IMPROVEMENT WEEK?
Everyone appears busy getting ready for the
May flowers. Now is a good time, with our won
derful weather, to make your community really
rr. beautilul. If every homeowner would cooperate
to make improvements and beautify his prop
erty — What could the results leally be? Give
^,■7 it a try and you’ll be the better for it.
9 N
HL .NUMBER GAME...Has it ever occurred to
you what a unique item your complete telephone
number is. The complete number is your Area Code
plus your phone number. Dialed correctly, it selects
lOOOnn nnn^h more than
100,000^00 phones m service throughout the entire
nation. Hows that for personalized phone service'’
Kluding the Area Code when you give your number
to out-of-town friends, or when you have it printed
on your stationery. ^
AND SPEAKING OF GAMES—have you heard
about the ingenious Little
Ecagucr who comman
deered the family phone
book and used it as a chest
protector? Actually, of
course, telephone directo
ries don't guarantee pro
tection against wild pitches
—but they do protect you
against wrong numbers. It's
always a good practice to
look the number up first,
then jot it down and dial it
carefully.
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GROVER COMMUNin NEWS
itevival services are being held
! ,.iis week at Allen -Memorial Bap-
' list church. Rev. Etale Thornburg
I ol l.enoir and brother 01 the
I pastor Rev. George Thornburg is
I he evangelist.
rea. Billy Hardin of Camp Le-
jeune who will leave soon for
Camp Pendleton, California, Mr.
and Mrs. A. B. Falls of Kings
Mountain were guests also fori
the dinner.
I rtcvlvai services will be held at|
; .he First Baptist cboich April 27
I .May 4. j
I Elder Roy Houser and Elder;
; William Hambright rooresented
' Shiloh I’resbytcrian church at
the 'Presbyte.y Tuesday at Try-
on. I
The family of .Mrs. S. A. Crisp
honored her Sunday at a birth-j
Jay dinner at "he cottage of .Mr.j
and Mrs. Albert Crisp at Lake
Norman. The following attended
-Mr. and .Mrs. J. D. Ilamiiright.
.Mr. and Mrs. .fames Hollins, .vf”
and Mrs. S. A. Crisp, Jr. James
Rollins, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Balts of Charlotte. Mrs. Julia
Crawley and family of Winston
Salem.
Mr. and -.Mrs. Lee Pruetto and
Janet visited .Mrs. Claude Rudi-
sMl in Lineoln*on and Mr. Claude
Rudisill at tlio Hickory hospital
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Rollins
spent a few days in Charleston,
S. C. -during last week.
Robert Harry visited Presby
terian College at Clinton, S. C.
recently.
Mrs. Lucille Kiser has returned
from a trip to I'lorida. She made
he trip with relatives from Gaff
ney.
■Mr. Ben Philpot has returned
to his home in Etowah, Tennes
see after spending the week with
Dr. and Mrs. Chailes Moore and
children.
■Mr. and Mrs. Ray Blackburn
I of Lincolntoii were guests of Mr.i
'and Mrs. Preston Goforth last!
Sunday. I
Mrs. J. L. Herndon has return-
I ed home after spending the win-
1 er with her daughter Miss Marie
I Herndon in Kannapolis.
I The Lions club served a chick-
i en stew Saturday at the school
I cafeteria. Proceeds will go to im-
* prove the Grover Cemetery.
The Woma.n's club also helped
with the supper and sold cakes.
Mr. and .Mrs. John Gold, Mr.
and Mrs. W. S. Hicks, Mr. and
Mrs. Gene Turner and Mickey
Hicks of Charlotte attended the
double header baseball game be
tween Florida State and Clem-
son University Saturday. Richard
Gold, son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Gold plays second base on the
Florida State team.
Miss Sharon Gold of ASU ofi
Boone spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John I
Gold. i
Mr. and Mrs. W, S. Hicks, Sr.,!
Mrs. John Gold, Mr . and Mrs.
Gene Turner went to Lowell
Sunday night to the homo of Mr.
Jimmie Cobb who died of a heart
attack on Saturday.
The following from here at-|
tended the mother-daughter ban
quet Friday night at the Kings
Mountain high school. Mrs. Gene
Turner and Vickie, Mrs. Tommy
Harry and Shelia and Mrs. Rob
ert A. Dickson and Kathy Wells,
Miss Vickie Jean Turner gave
the devotional and Shelia Harry
gave the toast.
Miss Vickie Jean Turner won
first place in the sports and
dresses in the fashion show at
the high school Friday night.
Rev. U. A. McManus, Jr. con
ducted revival services at thei
First Baptist church in Newton
last iweek.
A covered dish supper will be
held Wednesday at 6:30 at the
First Baptist church followed by
a business meeting.
Mrs. M. L. Hardin who is spend
ing a few days in Tampa, Flori-i
da will return Wednesday, Mr.!
James Byers, .Sherry and Phillip'
Hardin will meet her at ‘ho air-1
port in Charlotte. |
Mr. and Mrs. Norris Camp and'
children of Charlotte were Sun
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. .M.
H. Camp.
Mrs. iGlenn Rountree and Mrs.
James Scruggs took the Girl
Scouts to Boiling Springs Satur
day. i
Mrs. N. W. Kiser, wno has
been visiting her son, James Ki
ser in Gaffney spon* the week
end at her home.
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I THE CITY'S MODERN'STORE
-Miss Cynthia Wright of Appa
lachian University at Boone spent
; the weekend with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Ulrick Rollins of
! Akron, Ohio arc visiting rela-
: fives here. They are visiting Mrs.
Lillie Mae Rollins. They were
Monday dinner guests of .Mr. and
' .Mrs. James Rollins. They will
I visit .Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rol-
I tins and Mrs. Walter Turner
while they are here.
•Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Hardin at
tended a dinner at the home of
.Mr. and Mrs. James Hardin in
Shelby Sunday in honor of Mr.
■md -tfrs. Jimmy Hardin of Tex
as who will be leaving soon for
Hawaii and Jimmy is with the
Medical Corps will go on to Ko-
Gaston Sets
Finals Program
The fifth commencement exer
cise at Gaston College, Dallas,
North Carolina, wil] be held on
Sunday afternoon. June 1, on the
college campus at 4:00 p.m. Mr.
Charles E. Zeigler, Executive
Vice President of the Public Serv
ice Company of North Carolina
j and an outstanding Gas*on com-
j munity leader, will be the prinei
I pal graduation speaker.
I Mr. J. Edward Stowe,
Chair
man of the Gaston College Board
jf Trustees, will preside over the
exercises. Dr. W. B. Sugg, Prosi-
dent of the college, will present
.he commencement speaker. De
grees in Assoeiab of Arts in lib
eral arts will be presented by Dr.
W. Thomas Cottingham, Dean Oi
the College Parallel Division. De
grees in Associate of Arts in Ap
plied Science will be presented
by Dean George S. MeSwain.
“Dean Mc.Swain will also pre.sent
degrees to giaduales of tlie one-
year vocational program.
In case of inclement weather,
he commencement exercises will
be held in the Dallas High School
.\uditorium.
At this time I would like to thank my
iriends lor their confidence and sup
port in me and lor voting for me in the
past elections. I would like to continue
I
to serve and represent the people of
Kings Mountain as Commissioner of
Ward Two. In the forthcoming elec
tion. I would oppreciate your vote and
support. It would be a honor lor me to
remain in office until some of the much
needed projects for our town are fin
ished.
NEEDING YOUR SUPPORT AND PRAYERS
W. S. BIDDIX
COMMISSIONER FOR WARD TWO
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