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THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD, KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
Thursday, October 22, 1970
MORE ABOUT
Resolution
(Conixnucd from. Pa<fc Our)
ARP Series
Starts Sunday
ers of I'ivch of the 28 prtvinrls of
irtvii
4y
that in the inti‘n*st of tlu' puhlic
welfaro none* of the smaller pr<‘-
cincti? should ho incorporated or
combined to eflcct economy, as
these precincts arc* held in hi^^li
esteem by llieir mc*mbers and
such incorporation would lead to
discourage bi-p^^rtisan ptdilical
participation and create friction
which would negate any ('Cf)no-
my and savings reali/eil by such
incorporation or comlniialion.”
Ex-Diug Addicts
Will Speak Here
Twelve ex-drug addicts, Ih
young people ranging Iroin high
school to college age and two a-
dults, will lead a dis ussion ol
the drug problem at tKo ‘eoim-
munity-wide gatherings here Oc
tober 31st and November I.
The group, from Augusta, (la.,
who call lhemsclv(*s, 'Operation
Salvation" an* 'in tlemand for
speeches befort* civic and chiprcli
groups. They will apjiear liere un
der sponsorshij) ol Hie Young A-
dults Sunflay Sehool class of.
Kings Mountain liaptist tluirch.
"These rehabililaled, dedi ated
peo{)le are going to Icil it like it
is as they relate their own ex
perience to tiu* pul>lic,” said a
spokesman for the siMiiisoring,
group. Citizens attending the two
sessions will be linvited to parti
cipate in a (pu*stion-answt‘r ^^es- ^
Sion. ^ '
One .session will be held on Sat
urday night, Octoi)er 31sl, at
7:3(1 pjm. at the Kings Mountain;
Community Center. This s(Xsu>n
■is open to all interestc'd adults.
The second session will hi* held
Sunday afternoon, Novemb(*r 1,
at 2:30 p.m., also at Hu- Com
munity C(*nl(*r, and is opi’ii ♦o all
interested young ]M*ople.
Other civic groujis or cliurc'hes
who may wish to invite tin* gniUp
to app(*ar b(‘for(* their civic or
church groups whih* they are in
Kings Mountain tin* wet'kend ol
October 31-November I can do so'
iby telephoning Oene Austin at
739-25.00.
Dr. J. Calvin Reid, of Charlotte,
will hold a series of service's be
ginning Sabbath morning, Octo
ber 2.5th. at 11 a.im. at Boyce
\U‘inorial ARC church and con
tinuing tMC-h night at 7:30 through
Thursday, Oct. 29tli.
Ur. Reid was born in Charlotte,
N. C. His lather wa.s an elder in
the Sardis ARI* church. Me mar
ried .Miss Charlotte* Orr, the
d.aughK'r of Ur. K. N. Orr, who
was pastor ol 'lahc'inacle AlCP
chunii for many years.
Ur. H(‘id holds an A.B. from
Kr.^kine college, a Bachelor of
Uivinity troin Ihltsburg, Xenia,
and 'lii.M. Irom Kdinburgh, Scot
land and a I’li.U. Irom Soutli(*rn
iiiajhist Seminary in Louisville,
Ky.
He is most widely known for
his children's scnnon(*M<? bf)ok
called, "Birdlife In Wington". His
iKKjks will h(‘ on display in the
chunh lil)rary.
Ur. Kdwards invites the inter
ested community to worsiiip in
the .seri«*s (»f .services.
Sunday morning's service will
h(* brejadcasl via Radio Station
WKMl. Special music during the
si*ries of .services will be present
ed by the Youth Choir.
Early Hallowe'en| KMHS Exhibit
At Macedonia I At State Fair
Downtown, Inc.
Outlines Plans
Uowntown, Inc., has distributed
letters to business citi'Z(*ns of the
downtown area outlining plans
for $100,000 paved free parking
areas on Cherokee street.
The corpt)ralion says its pur
poses are to improve traffic flow,
provide adequati* parking, to ren
ovate* and restore, and to create
a i>U‘asing slu>pi»ing environment.
Participation of .50 busines.smen
means tlu* paved parking can be
provided for a down payment of
$15,000 and $9,(i(K) « year for
25 years.
Financing by the Small Busi
ness Administration is anticipat-
Cfl.
Costs are to be disHibuted on
n*lail business space occupied. In
dicated minimum down payment
for participants is $135.
The spooks and goblins will
cavort about at a Halloween
carnival to be held by young
people ages G-(J0 at Macedonia
Baptist church Saturday night.
The fesilivities will open at
6:,30 p.m. with an oldtfashioned
‘■hayrule" and those participa
ting are advised to "dress
warmly,"
Among festivities planned in
the recreation hall at S p^m. are
"old fasliionej cakewalks"; ap
ple bobbing; a spook house; for-
lune tclling; and games b)r old
and young alike. Prizes will .b<?
giv(*n to the best-'co»tum(*<i. Re
freshments will also be served.
A sj)okt‘sman for the church
said that "lots of clean, whole
some fun is planned for the
wh<)le family."
Mcmb(*rs of ,the church com*
mitt(*<» on 'arrang<*monts include
Miss Donnie Ruth Spears, chair
man; Miss Joy Welch, Mr. an';l
Mrs. Bob Myers, Rev and Mrs.
L. D. Scrugigs, Miss *Jill Smith
and Doan Scruggs.
j Kings Mountain high school
! represented Cleveland County
with a display of Agricultural Ed
ucation, supervised by Charles
I Knight, teaelier in charge, at the
I State Fair in Raleigh last week,
j Twelve .-K-'hools representing 11
j local systems staged exhibits cen
tered on various phases of occu-
! pQtional education at the State
j Fair.
The exhibits by individual
sch(x>ls were in addition to the
larger "Schools in the Seventies"
display in tlV Industrial Build-
; ing. The presentation represented
the combined efforts of more than
i a score of schools across the state,
the State Bord of Education and
the State Department of Public
' lastruction.
Letter To Editor
Teacher Aide
Program Set
Rathbone Rites
Thursday At 4
Funeral rites for Dewey Ven-
son Rathbone, 70, of 2S Bennett
Drive, will be held Thursday af*
ternoon at 1 p.m. fix>m First
Wesk*yan Alethodist church df
which he was a member.
Mr. Rathbone die<j Tuesday
night at 11:45 p.m. in Cleveland
Memorial hospital after several
month's illness.
The body wiill remain at Har
ris Funeral Home until 30 min
utes before the rites Rev. Carl
I The Kings Mountain Board of
, Education Monday night approved
' a teacher’s aide program which
; would allow personnel now doing
I secretarial work on a part time
I basis in the city schools to spend
the remainder of their time dur-
I ing a work day in classroom
I teaching.
j Before this action, these per-
; sonncl have worked only part of
I the day in secretarial capacities.
; Salary would be $300 per month
and the program is effective Nov
ember 1.
Lady Teachers
May Don Pants
3119 Cardinal La.
Hendersonville, N. C. 28739
Oct. 14. <1970
Dear Sir:
May I take a moment to tell
you, and tlie people of your com
munity what a wonderful estab
lishment you have in your Kings
Mountain Hospital.
Recently I was patient there,
and the care and attention I re
ceived was sui>erb, from all ot
the Hospital Staff. The Doctors,
Nurses, Aides, Office Staff, Recep
tionist, all members included.
1 knewv that I could, not have
received this kind of treatment
in New York from where I re
cently moved.
So again I say you people in
Kings Mountain have something
going for you in your Hospital,
and something to be proud of.
Yours truly,
Margaret Hill
Birth
Announcements
Whitener; Public
Must Be Informed
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Dur«
bam, 817 N. Piedmont Ave., an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Wednesday, October 14, Kings
Mountain hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wm. Bur
ris, Rt. 3 Box 337, announce the
birth of a son, Thursday, Octooer
15, Kings Mountain hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gene
Wells, 307 Cleveland Ave., an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Tbursday, October 15, Kings
Mountain hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Edward
Brown, Rt. 2, Clover, S. C., an
nounce the birth of a son, Friday,
October 16, Kings Mountain hos
pital.
'Mr. and Mrs. Larry Y. Mincey,
Rt. 6 Caranel Part<, Shelby, an
nounce fihe birth of a son, Satur
day, Oictober 17 Kings Mountain
hospital.
birth of a daughter, Tuesday, Oc
tober 20, Kings Mountain hospi-
rtaL
Mr. and Mrs. \Vm. Lawrence
Jackson, 7115 Melhave Blvd.,
Charlotte, announce the birth of
a (Jiughter, Sunday, October 18,
Kings Mountain hosipital.
Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Dean
Henderson, 5180 Midpines, an
nounce the tirth of a son, Mon
day, October 19, “Rings Mountain
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Gregory,
7000 Margriice Rd., announce the
DIXON SERVICE
Sunday evening worship ser
vice will be held at 7:115 p.m.
at 'Dixon iPresbyterian church
with Rev. Robert IWilson to de
liver the message. The Sund'^y
School hour will ibe held at 9; 30
a.ni.
LODC;£ MEETING
An emergent communication
of Fairview Lodge 339 AF & AM
will be held Monday at 7:30
p.m. at the Lodge building for
work in the second degree, Stx;-
retary Thomas D. Tindall has
announced.
^ . Lady teachers in the Kings
Sparks will be assisted by Rev. | school sj'stem can now
S. W. Avery in officiating at the pantsuits to class,
service. Interment will be in , Pantsuits are already being
and
Wayne Gieene Westovei Sets
Wins Fellowship Hymn Sing
Mountain Rest cemetery.
Mr. Rathbone was a retired
textile employee. He was a na
tive of Ha^wexod CouiTty.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Carol Donna Dorsey Rathbone;
four sons, Steve Rathbone, em
ployee of Grififln Drug Com
pany; Doui’las Rathbone, Bobby
Rathbone and Paul Rathbone, ail
of Kings Mountain; andi three
daughters, Mrs. Jack Sims of
worn by students, nurses,
some office workers in town.
The Kings Mountain Board of
Education Monday night author
ized teacher’s wearing of the
pantsuit on recommendation of
Supt. Donald Jones who said that
several women teachers had ask-
er permission to wear the pants
outfits.
Supt. Jones said Concord city
MORGANTON - - Former Con
gressman Basil iL. Whitener,
speaking to a large audience of
Democrats gathercyj at Dak Hill
School for a Democratic rally,
said that restriction on pu'blic in
formation is detrimental to the
preservation of 'freedom.
"Free<lom of information and
speech is an essential character- |
istic of a free society, El'iforts at
suppression of public affairs anM
information usuall^^ initiate the
destruction of liberty," noted
Whitener. “I fwas astounded
three days ago 4o read in the
'Gastonia Gazette that my oppon
ent was a 'co-sponsor of Jojusla-
tion which would prohibit news-
' men from obtaining and publish
ing the names of persons who
j have purchased gambling licen
ses and other permits from the
Federal Gov'crnmenft His bill
I would make the piublishing oil
'such information punisha^ie bv
I a $10,000.00 fine or a year in pri-
; son, Or both," continued the vet-
j eran lawmaker.
"As a former prosecutor and
as the author of the Omnibus
I Crime Bill, which was enacted in-
^ to law during my service in Con-
i gress, it is shocking to me that
any elected official would seek to
BeaiLiort, S. C, Mi's, Jerry fjol-' the wearing' suppress (his information," said
\V<‘stover Baptist church
Slielby road w-ill sponsor
Hymn Sing Sunday afternoon 1
at 2:30 p.m.
Among featured gi'oups will be
"The Revelers” and "The River
side Quartet."
Th<* intert'sted community is
invited to attend.
Amos WaS'iK* Gi'eene of Kings
Mountain has iK'cn awarde<l a
fellowship to supixuT his studies
In the :;raauate program of the
Bowman Gray Schrxd of Medi
cine. Winston-.Salem, N. C
A gradiialt* student in [ihysioT
ogy. Green(‘ ree(‘ived an awai<l
fnirn the National Dt'fense Grad
uate Fellow.ship Program.
The award was announced by
Dr. Henry Stro. pe. Ik'an of
the Graduate School otf Wake
Forest llnivi'isily, tliriJUgh whicli
the graUiale piogranis at the
niedi('al school are (-(mducted. i . , *
A So[;t<'mhor .-nn.ll.... ('.n'ono Counlry anrl wostorn s.nger
is om- of .-.1 sliKlonls pu'sonUy Tommy Fail,- ^vall bo he featur-
onrollo.! in the ...a.luato prog- <■<» fntorlamor at Fnday nights
rams of the m.’ilical school. I ™unty wulo Kopublican rally in
Greene is a gra.kiale of the | g p.^.
Kiergraduate scliolarship. He is a
memix'r of the Ph>siology Club
at the* me<lu-al scliool
lifiel<i and Mrs. Jcriy Adams,
both of Kings Mountain. Also
surviving are sewe-n grandchil-
! dren
a !
I ,
Second Baptist
Revival Begins
of this type of clothing by its Whitener. “And, I kntnv that you
women teachers. find it totally unsatisfactory to
A general recommendation pre-1 have him seek to explain it away
pared by the supejintendenFs of- by saiying that he did not under-
GOP Rally
Friday At 6
Rev. Eugene Land, new pastor
of the church, will be speaker
for evangelistic services begin-1 tight and avoiding ex
ning Monday night at Second'
Baptist church. j representing her
Services will be held each eve-1
ning throughout the week at 7:30' thinl^jig of the teachers in
requesting to wear panUuits in
fPce «was included in the board’s | stanld* the contents of the bill
agenda for the regular meeting.; when he signed it."
It read: ‘"Lack of understanding of the
"Lady teachers are concerned ' effect of legislation which one in-
about looking professional, up-to-' troduces is no excuse," the for-
date and setting standards .ofjmer Congressman and Gastonia
dress in schools. They wish to attorney concluded. "Surely even
wear clothing .of compatible col- ! the dense individual woulli be ab-
ors, pleasing but not showy, fitted! le to know the effect of language
: p.m.
j Spec
j (*ach ev
as music director.
I The community is invited to
I worship in the series of services.
in a bill which would protect
gamblers, licjuor dc>alers. jgun tra-
ciers, an<j other Federal licensees
from identification to their
neighbors."
Whitener servcxl in Congress
ial .music will ho featured • several types of two-piece | for twelve years anii is a candi-
*venin'^ with Norman three-piece suits, ail of which date for the Tenth District Con-
He is liie son of Mi*, and "Mrs j
Amos D. Greene of 919 Grover ,
Road. I
The National D(‘h*n.sc Grad-‘
uate Fellowship Riogram was
es-tablished under title IV of the j
National Defense Education ai-t |
of 1958. Us primary piupo-sei'. j
are to inereasi* the number of I
welTfiualified college* and univ- |
ersily t<‘achers by assisting diK*-;
toral students to prepaie for a-
cadomic carc'crs an<l to encour
age th(* (lovelopmenl of graduate
programs l(*ading to the doctor
'ate
Mrs. Bennett
To Lead Study
Country Club
Manager
Is Charged
tree barlwcue supper, addresses
1 by St'iialor Bob Doh* of Kansas ,
' and 'lenth District Congre.ssman
Jim Bioyhill, and the introduction I
^)t slate and local candidates. j
] Joining Tommy Faile in the en-;
I lerluinment portion of the pro!
gram will be thr<*(* regulars on ^
1 WllTV’s "3'lie Tommy Faile Sliow." i
I They are VVayni* Haas, Joan Les
lie and Jerry Whitley.
Wh(*n Faile's sliow first hit the;
air in September of 19G9, it wa*
'such a sucee.ss that it is now,
I .'•■yndie.ued to many stations
i ilirougliout tlu*Southeastern Unit-:
ed Slates. |
Prior to launching his own'
show, the pjpular baritone was
a cast member of the “Arthur
:^milh Show” for 18 y(*ars.
A nativ(* of Lancaster, S. C.,
Faile .started his adult life in a Mrs. Eugene Roberts is Women’s
where iie was t^^very- Union Director, Mrs.
Odell Benton is WMU president,
have coat parts which cover the
hips.
"The work of a teacher has be
come quite active and pantsuits
would not only be more 'comforta
ble but would also bo more be
coming to a lady in necessary
1 performance of her teaching
- demonstrations."
Mrs. Troy C. Bennett, mission- j
ary on furlough from East rakis-;
tan, will lead a foreign mission!
study of the book, "Taiwan-Un-;
finish{*d Revolution" by W. Carl
Hunker, at Kings Mountain Bap-!
ti.st church Sunday afternoon at j
5 p.m. I
METER RECEIPTS
Parking meter receipts for
the week ending Tuesday total
ed $158.50, including $108.35
from on-street meters, $38.30
from fines, and $11.65 from off-
street meters.
gressional seat in the November
3rd election.
IN WHO'S WHO
HfCKORY — Miss Edith Jo
Bridges of Kings Mou-ntain was
recently named to the 1970-71
edition of "Who’s Who Among
Students in American Univer
sities and Colleges.’' One o(f 22
seniors at Lenoir Rhyne Col
lege named for the honor,
Miss Bridges is a 1967 grad
uate of Kings Mountain high
school and the daughter of Mr.
ant I Mrs Joseph C. Bridges of
302 Edi^emont Drive.
The interested community is in-
vit(‘d to worship with the local
congregation.
I .Mrs. Bennett and her hu.sband,
; Rev. Troy C. Bennett, are current-
I ly residing at 104 S, Goforth
! street.
SBI agents anrl Cleveland Coun
ty officers coMfis<’aied 32 slot ma
chines and a (piantily of aho-
holic beverage's in Friday night
raids of club' in Siiel)>y and
Kings Mountain.
Jo(* Baker C<wtn(*r. manu'Tcr r)f
the Kings Mountain Country club,
was eharg(*d with possession of
slot machines and {lossession of
gambling device^ after two slot
machine's were rt'porU'dIy conlis-
cated, aeeording to re*pr)rt of Ik'i.
Lt. William I!op(‘r of the* Kings
Mountain Polie‘<‘ Depulment, in-
-ve.stigating officer for e-ity pollea*
was Sgt. Da\ iel Corn.
thing from a swee*JM^^ to a loom-
i fixer Iraine'e. I
I In 1946, he be*gan his pre>fes-1
sional musie- care?er by singing
wiih .seve*rai different groups on ^
loeal raeiio stations. He joined
: iho .\rthur Smith east in 1951. ;
In addition to be*ing a perform
er, Faile* has compe>sed over 100
song.s, including "Phantom 309" |
and Mrs. Tom Tate is mis.'^ion
study director. Rev. James Wild-
(^r is pastor of the church.
whieh was made* into a hit
•ountry singer K(*d Sovine.
by;
Croups Visit
VA Hospital
Lail To Lead
Revival Series
P.(*v. Rali)Ii bail of Gaffney,
C , will be* e*vange!ist for re
vival servievs Ix'ginnin'g SuncKiy,
Oetobe.'r 25tli and continuing
Cleveland (’ounty .sherilfs De*- through OetolXT 31.st at Allen
'partment deputies re‘j)orlcd '-I'lv- Menioiial IJaptist e*huiVh ne'-ar
ing warrants on Paul Br(H)ks of Grover.
Shelby charging him with pos
session of slot machines and
gambling de'vicc's. B-ind wa.s .set
at S7(X). Brooks K Hu* manage'r of
the Ame'rican la'gion Pf>st in .SIh*1-
by.
Tom Fe*l/er. manag(*r of the*
Shelby .Mexise* Lodge* was urre'ste'd
by Cle'vc'land (’ounty Sherilf’s ele*-
puties on a e-harge of po.s.se.s.sion
of slot machine's.
A district court hearing is sche
duled .Nov. 5.
The* manageus made l)onds of
$5(KJ.
(Jthe.T clubs raided in Slu'lby
W(*re the* .Shelby Filks Lulge*, the
AmVets, anrl Hie- DAV, SBl ag(*nt
Van Parker ol Shelby said.
vSe r\ ices will he helel each eve
ning at 7 o’elex-k.
Rev. George 'Thornburg, pa;>-
tor,’ issue-d invitation to (he com
munity lo'a(l(*nd the s<*rie*s of ser
vices.
I Seventeen members of Frank
I B. Glai*i Post 9S1'1, Veterans of
1 Foreign Wars, and Auxiliary, vis-
‘ ited patients at two hospitals re-
1 cenlly.
I On Sunday, (Detober llth, five
' members of the Women’s Aux
iliary visited Western Carolina
1 Center at Morganton and served
rer'reshnx'nts to 72 children at
one of the cottages.
On Sunday, OctolK*r ISlh, 12
mern'lM'i’s of Hie VFW and Aux
iliary vi.sit<'<i veterans at Oteen
V<‘teran’s hospital at Oteen,
pla>ed bingo with the patients
and served refreshments.
SCHOLARS HONORED
The University of Norl'h Car
olina’s 149 Johnston .Scholars
were honored at a banqu(*t on
Hie Chapel Hill campus this
month by trust(*s of th<* Jam(*s
M. Johnston Trust for ('liarita-
bh and Educational !*urpo.si‘s.
Among tho.so atl(*nding were
Davifl Hugh Smith Ji. of Kings
.Mountain, fre.-^hman Johnston
Scholar.
ABOARD CARRIER
USS FORRESTAL Dit.. 9 —
Navy Sc'aman Hoy I). Whitaker,
son f)f Mr. and Mrs. Walter P.
Whitak(*r of 207 Fulton St.,
Kings Mountain, N. ('., is serv
ing aboard the attack aircraft
carrier USS Forrc'stal whu-h cel-
ebrat('d Ixt 15th anniversary on
Oct. 1, 1970. The siiip recervtly
completed an overhaul at the
Norfolk .Naval Shipyartl, Va.
and has roturnc*d to the Atlan
tic Fleet.
beneath it ail...
the
"PANT SHOES"
a
Newsy little footnotes that were
just made for pantsuits. Buck
les, welt seaining, laces are some
,<»f the new details.
YOUR CREDIT CARD HONORED HERE
McGinnis
DEPABTMENT STOBE
S. Battleground
Phone 739-3116
Old Glory .. . honor it... de
A yard or so of material—and almost 200 years of dreams and
determination—^make an American Flag.
We honor that flag when we value the heritage it represents.
We defend it when we strengthen our freedoms by using them.
All this is part of what our young people must learn if they are to
become responsible citizens.
IVhiny educators count bn the Treasury’s School Savings Program
to help illustrate these ideas. They know that buying U. S. Savings
Stamps regularly gives each youngster an active part in his coun
try’s affairs, a part he can understand ^nd from which he can
come to appreciate how his country and l^is freedom depend on
what he does as a citizen. . '
Let the School Savings Progtam help your students li:’;!
and themselves.
!.'ca
When they buy their first Savings Stamps this year they’ll receive
a wallet card showing Old Glory. When they trade in their stamps
for a Series E Bond, a special Old Glory certificate will be
awarded to them.
SHARE IN AMERICA
Buy U. S. Savings Stamps i
and Bonds
Til. U.S. CovemiMnl doe. nol pay for Ihi. .dYertiMmentJI i. **
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Bob F. Maner
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
To The Cleveland County
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
DEDICATED • IMPARTIAL • QUALIFIED
(Paid for by Kings Mountain Citizens For Bob Maner)
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