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THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HSRALD, KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
Thursday, November 6, I96S
Lawsoif Dovei s
Brother Passes
WiitcKS Club
Holds Contest
Funeral rites for Jacob Lee Dov
er, 8.S, of Ko.est City, brother of
Ltw.son Dover of K'nsjs Mountain,
wore hold Tuesday at 11 a.m.
from First United Mc.h'idist
< hurch in Fore.st City, inteimont
following in Shelby's Sunset ceme
tery.
Mr. Dove.- d ed Saturday night
it) a MOiganton hospital.
A former resident of Shelby,
he was the son of the late Acio
J, and Cattierin;! Thornburg Dov
er of Clrvelanl County. He was a
rolhed farmer and .1 cinrtei
membe- Aldersgate Utiitcd
-Methodist church.
Also surviving are two sons,
Fic l -M. Dovei- of Aslieville and
J. L. Dover, Jr. of Ilaltimo.e. 'T.lrl.:
fve ■r-o'd-hildren and 17 g-eat-
gnndehildren.
Rev. Don Piyne officiatel a*
the final rites.
SP/4 Riqdon
Is Truck Driver
FT. EUSTIS, VA. (AHTNO—
Army Specialist Four Richard W.
Rigdon, 20, son of -Mr. and -Mrs.
Woodrow W. Rigdon, 717 Gantt
St., Kings Mountain, N. C., was as
signed as ;i truck driver in the
The Charlotte Writer's Club will
award First, .Second and Third
prizes of $-10.00, .$20.00 and $15.00
for the -Metrolina area for its
;S,ioit-Shoit Story I5t)0 to 2000
words I . Contest for writers who
have sold fewer than three Short-
Short Stories in the past year.
Contestants must send thre*i
eooics of an o.-iginal unpi-blished
manuscript of .W to 2000 wo'ds
to -M.. W. C. Ormond, Contest
Chairman, 400 Blast Kingston
Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. 2.S203 to
teach him no later than Novem-
ts-r .30, 19S9.
Manusei ipts are to be t.ypewrit-
ten, double spared, on one side of
.S'.; X 11" paper. Blnclose author's
name, a.ldre.-is and manuscript
title in a small seali-d envelope
for return of manuscript. Non-
memh'‘ s inclu e $1.00 ent ranee
fee. Non m<'mbc-s l.vnil also en
close self-addressed st-nmped cn-
velopt! for return of manu.script.*
Winners will be announced atj
the Decemlier Christmas Party -I
time and place to be announced
in the local newspapers. Winners 1
will be notified and in-vited to thei
meeting. First prize winner's en
try will be read at this meeting.!
Dnke Piomotes | Wiecks: R^t
Y.W. Campbell Property Damage
CH.ARLOTTE — Duke Power
Company has announced promo
tions for three men in Its Operat
ing Department.
5081 h Transportation Company at
Ft. Eustis, Va., Oct. 8.
II .K. Slcelge, II has been made
As.iiktant .Superintendent of Di
visions, and Y. W. Campbell has
been placed in charge of all en
gineering functions pertaining to
Sy.slem Operations. G. E. Stubbins
will head System Applications En-
gincerin
Sic go, a native of Charlotte,
joined Duke Power in 1929. He
h-is progressed through a succes
sion of jobs to his present posi
tion.
Campbell is the son of Rev. and
Mrs. Y. W. Camplrell of Gastonia.
He attended Gardner-Wehb, is a
graduate of N. C. State Univers
ity and joined Duke Power in
19&3.
Campbell is married to the for
mer Tamara Cornwell of Kings
Mountain.
Stub'oins is t,hc son of Mr. and
Mrs. George H. Stubbins of
Greensboro, and joined Duke
Power after graduation from N.
C. State University in 1962 with a
degree in electrical engineering.
He is married to the former
Phyllis Anne Mitchell of Durham
and they have two children.
Three accidents were reported
on city streets on the eve of Hal
loween but no accidents or re- .
ports of vandalism were reported g
in tile city on B'riday, Halloween.
City policemen reported Hallo
ween "the quietest ever."
Mrs. Sara Champion Clary, 38.
of route 3, was treated for injur
ies after a two-car wreck Th.rs-
day at 12:01 p.m. at the intersec
tion of West Gold and S. Tracy
streets.
City police Said Mrs. Clary was
headed East on Gold when her
car was struck in the left front
vehicle by a car operated by Mrs.
Hildreth Richards Sherrer, 41, of
314 Maner road. Mrs. Sherrer
had turned West on Gold off
I racy, Patrolman Richard Reyn
olds reporto-l. Damages were es
timated at $700 to both cars.
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Cars operated by Bertha Mar-
Ici.v Myers, route 1 Shelby, and
Joyce Proctor Hope, of route two,
collided Thursday at 4:30 p.m. at
the intersection of King and Wat-
terson streets. Patrolman James
AT Belt reported that the Myers
car went through the intersection
and was hit in the side by the
Hope vehicle. Damages were es
timated at $300 to each car.
Patrolman Tommy King report
ed that ca-rs operated by Dorthia
Summitt, 17, of 1106 Shelby road,
collided Thursday at 5 p.m. at
the intersection of Railroad ave
nue and Ridge street. King said
the Miller car was going South
on Railroad. The Summitt car
came across the bridge traveling
West but failed to see the Miller
car.
Minor damages resulted from a
collision between cars operated
by Marie Bledsoe Costner, 1270
Midpines, and Richard Clark
Stowe, 831 Piedmont avenue, Tues
day at 3:34 pjn.
Patrolman B. P. Cooke said
Mrs. Costner was making a left
turp onto Juniper street when the
car operated by Stowe struck the
Costner vehicle in the left side.
Damages were estimated at $80
I to the Costner car and $50 to the
Stowe vehicle, Cooke said.
AutoDealen
Set Convention
The North Carolina Automobile
Dealers Association wiU hold its
Thirteenth Annual Working Con
ference Friday, November 14, at
the Sir Walter Hotel in Raleigh,
according to NCADA President
George W. Lyles, Jr., of High
Point. Franchised automobile
dealers from all across the state
are expected to attend the one-
day .workshop session.
Speakers will include Curtis I
Phillips and Howard Heddinger r
of the North Carolina Depart- f
ment of Community Colleges;
John S. Hinckley of Ogden, Utah;
Ray Walker. Newark. Ohio; Hue
H. Green, Jr., Atlanta, Georgia;
and Julian E. Parker of Raleign.
Luncheon speaker will be Lyman
W. Slack, Portland, Oregon, presi
dent of the National Automobile |
Dealers Association.
On the evening of the 14th the
Association will honor its Area
Chairmen at a banquet at the Sir
Walter Hotel. Speaker for this
event will be Bob Murphy ofl
Nacogdoches, Texas. |
Officers of the North Carolina ]|
Automobile Dealers Association
are: George W. Lyles, Jr., High
Point, President; George O. Stov
all, Albemarle, Vice President;
Graham Elliott, Washington, Sec
retary; W. Sidney Taylor, Aber
deen, Treasurer; and Walter A.
Deal, Asheville, North Carolina
director for the National Auto
mobile Dealers Association.
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USED CARS
LIKE NEW
1969 LTD 4D HT V8 engine, cruise-o-matic. Factory air condition.
W/sw tires, stereo tape player, power steering, power brakes,
many extras $3295.00
1969 TORINO 6T 2d HT, V8 engine,cruise-o-matic, w/sw tires, wide
oval, radio $2595.00
1969 COBRA 20 HT 428 V-8,4-speed trans., polyglas tires, radio, low
mileage, warranty $2795.00
1969 MUSTANG V-8 engine, cruise-o-matic, w/sw tires, radio, low
mileage $2^.00
1968 TORINO GT 2d HT V-8 engine, 3-speed trans., radio, w/sw tires
$1995.00
WAGONS
1968 FORD LTD Country Squire. V-8 engine, auise-o-matic, power
steering, power brakes, factory air conditioning, radio, w/sw
tires. One owner $2995.00
1967 FORD Station Wagon, 4d, V-8 engine, cruise-o-matic. Factory
air conditioning, radio, power steering $1895.00
1966 PLYMOUTH Station Wagon, 4d, V-8 engine, cruise-o-matic,
factory air conditioning, power steering $1395.00
1965 FORD Station Wagon, 4d, V-8 engine, cruise-o-matic, radio, w-
sw tires $995.00
1963 CHEVROLET Station Wagon, automatic transmission.. $595.00
1961 MERCURY, 4d, fully equipped, power steering, air condition
ing $495.00
195j FORD Station Wagon $195.00
TRUCKS
1966 FORD Custom Cab, V-8 V2-ton; style - side pick - up, like hew,
radio $1695.00
1965 FORD Pick-Up, 6 cyL, style-side $1095.00
1963 CHEVROLET y2-ton Pick-Up. 6 cyl $795.00
1956 CMC Vi-ton Pick-Up $295.00
1951 FORD V2-ton Pick-Up. new V-8 engine, extra clean $495.00
See: Doug Eubonks. Renny Caldwell, Mike Anowood.
Eddie Anowood, Hozel Gill or Rob Southwell.
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