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will
will
Mrs
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ii be
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inart
intry
Thursday, November 6, 1969
Ijlncoln iand
^r.Perfom.
for Patriots
The Gaston Patriots have invit-
Carl Wiesener
Guest Speaker
To Auxiliary
Carl V. Wiesener, past com
manner of Otis D. Green Post 155
American Legion, will be guest
Junior Women
Hear Parker
Donald Parker, director of the
federal programs in the Kings
Mountain .'!!'?,* Cleveland County Rescue Squad
guest made a total of -IS trips for a to-
mating of the Junioi Womans
Mr. Parker showed slides illus-i --uty.
THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
Squad Reports i
Busy Month
Page 3
trating the newest program in tlie] Tiips included five blood relays
schools--the 60s I udent kindergar-^ for Kings Mountain hospital, one
ten at the Compact plant. , blood relay lor Cleveland Memor-
Mrs. Richard Greene, program :ial hospital at Shelby, four out-of-
chairman, introduced Mr. Parker., town blood relays and answered
Mrs. Cal Fisher, club president, | jq scenes of five .wrecks.
Aia idin Knit Mills,
1.'tger Hardware, Helen
t rrant, and McNeill Spinning
C !.
rien’/TeT- DKG Chapter
Held Meeting
ll;c
pre-game ticket sales.
EDUCATION
TEETER
YOUR
lOB
Visit Your Schools
Support Them
November 9-15
Mts. Billing s
Ateii Conducted
,1
Funorel rites for Mrs. Vera|
Cornwell Dillin.g, 65, .wife of Per--
ed the Lincoln Jr. Hi)h Band to spttaker at Thursday night’s meet-
perfoiin at the game on Satur- jnjr of the American Legion Aux-
day, .November 8th at the John diary at the American Legion
Gamble Stadium in Kings Moun- building.
tain. Transportation for the band , ,
it- furnished by coniriltulions from! Co^hostesses will be Mrs. J<mn
ti e following Bt'ssemer City Busi- M’- Gladden and Mrs. Carl Chil-1 gjy,
r,«s. ''S''®'- ien by Mrs. Jacob Dixon. , Members of the Squad worked
j Miss Mary Alice McDaniel,,traffic for the recent homecom-
! chairman of the community cal;(i ing parade and were on stand by
lendar project, distributed calen- for all Kings Mountain home foot-
1 dars for 1970 which will be dls-' ball gam<‘s.
tributed by members. : ^ .
! Plans vvere completed for a! Second LI. Charles Peterson is
against the Village Cafeteria was district “buzz night” and “hippie' reporter for the .squad,
i, ih/t ts being sponsored setting for the meeting of party” to be held by clubwomen
s h,w.i o Mnunlam H|Rh j,pj,jjan Chapter, t)elta Kap-’from seven clubs at the Kings
01 .Seniors, who are handling pa Qamma, October 30. i Mountain Woman’s club Friday
The Bessemer Unit had used
the llalloNyeen motif to give the . , a /«• i
dining area a festive air. ; " ® /
j . Fdr Paces '
The study for. the cveninig was
“Tlie Orient - The 'Twain Shall j Mr. .and Mrs. Charles M. Pace,
Meet’’. Claude Davis, Professor of announce the birth (if a daughter, cy DiHing, were held Wednesday
English, Gaston C.qllege, was the Tuesday, October 28, Kings Moun-: afternoon at -1 p.m. from the chap-
i speaker. Mr. Davis, who spent tain hospital. lei of Harris Funeral Home, in-
I two or three years in Japan dur- Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.; termeni following in .Mountain
ling the Korean War, spoke in- John Charles Pace of Buffalo, N., Rest cemetery.
^ formatively of the history, relig- Y. and Mr. and .Mi-s. Curtis Gaff-; rov. D. B, Alderman, Mrs. Dill-
lion, politics and culture of this'neyof Kings Moiuntain. Great-1 pastor at Central United,
! nation, which, to some, is "hecom- grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. L. I Methodist church, officiated at
I ing horribly Americanized”. Edu-;V. Gaffney and Mrs. Josephine final rites. '
! cation is required up to fourteen Hardin both of Kings Mountain. ^ native of Gaston County,
[years of age. Graat respect for Mrs. Pact* is the former Pattybilling was daughter of the
; the home and for atuhority is the: Gaffney. ' | ]j,,p clarence T. and Della Tor-
reason for few discipline prob- - j ner Cornwell. She had been in
ii", A r't’J i til health for several months.
Kings Mountain members at- IT S A tizirl j besides her husband
tending the meeting were: Miss, . an- are a daughter, Miss Annie Vera
OUR LOWEST
PRICE EVER
OM THIS
SPORTY WILDCAT!
Alice Averitt, Mrs. Tolly Shuford,
Mrs. Law-
nounce the bij-th of their second Dilling of Americus, Ga.; and
M^s^TMck'M^innTs 'hild. a daughter, Laura Diane, five sisters, Mrs. Archie Saun-
Mrs JarPa^rson ^ 30th. Cleve-. ders of Stanley. Mrs. W. T.aw-
Mrs. W. L.
Ramseur, and Mrs. E. W. Neal.
Thursday, October 30th, Cleve- ders of Stanley, Mrs. W. Law-
land Memorial hospital, Shelby, lence Lojan of Kings Mountain,
LOSE WEIGHT tHIS WEEK
Odrinex con help you become the t^Im person you watft to
Odiinex is a tiny tablet and easily swallowed. Contains no.(lom-
gerous drugs. No starving. No special exercise. Qet rid ef excess
fat and live longer. Odrinex has lieen used sttceessraliy by
thousands all over the country for Over 10 years. Odrinex costs
S3.25 and the large economy size $^.25. rnhsi lose ugly itti
or your money will be refunded by ^our druggist. No questions
oslted. Sold with this guarontee by:
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KINGS MOUNTAIN DRUG STORE
209 SOUTH BATTLEGROUND AVENDE—MAIL ORDERS HLLED
10:30 - ll:13pd.
Other .member of the Allen
family is four-year-old Angela.
Grandpajents are Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Neal of Kings Mountain and
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Allen of Shel
by. (
CARD OF THANKS
We ai'e sincerely grateful tq>
Doctors John McGill, Adams, Sin.,
cox and‘the staff of Kings Moun.'
Mrs. J. M. McGinnis of King.s
Mountain, Mrs. Charles T. Mul-
wee of Memphis, Tennessee, and
Mrs. Harold Thomas of Piltsboro, ’
Active pallbearers were Halbert
Webb. Hugh Ormand, Charles
Neisler, Henr.v Neisler, J. M. Me-
! Ginnis and Bill Bell.
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CREDIT
TERMS
HURRY! Christmas is closer than you
think! Come in today and layaway while
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wear. Also available in girls
model with decorated
wicker basket attached
to handlebars.
OPEN YOUR
ACCOUNT
TODAY...
AND SAVE!
DIXON SERVICE
Sunday evening worship serv-'
tain Hoepital for the kindnesses jpp pe held Sunday night at
and service rendered during the 7 ;30 at Dixon Presbyterian church,
illness and death of our husband Robert Wilson will deliver
and father. ' the evening message.
We wisli to thank everyone for
■ their kind expressions of sym
pathy. I Mdy God bless each of
you. I
. The Family of i
Hoyte Curry
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