1971
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■ffiursidiry^ May IS-, 1971
V^dfyDbuiei
Witnesses
To Conlinne
. More Ithan 1103 Qastonia dele
gates wlU ibajdn 'leaving iPrtday
to attend the convention ol Je-
Hiovah’s iWitneases to 'be held at
;the Ajahevllile (High School, in
Aaheiville, 'North Carolina, iMay
14 'through 16.
■A'coording to iltenbert W. 'Elam,
presiding minister, '‘All meet
ings of the local congregrega-
tion of Jehovah’s Witnesses will
be cancelled luntU May 08, when
we will resume our regular
schedule of meetings."
The principal speaker ol the
convention will be David, G.
Thomas, a special representative
of the iWhtohitawer Society, the
Bovemilng agenoy of Jehovah’s
Wttneases. (He i]s presently serv
ing as DMrtct Supervisor of over
10,000 mlhUters in North and
South Carolina, Tennessee 'and
northern 'Gaiorgia.
The key addr ess will be .given
Sunday. May 16, at 2 p. m. hy
iMr. Thomas. 'He will give the
IBi'ble’s lanswer to the question,
“What Is Behind the Spirit of
RebelUon?’*
Jehovah’s Witnesses are en
couraging aH Interested persons
(to attend any or .all sessions
free of loollectians
) toe.
Boys'
6.00
jilMn
5.00
mper
6.00
juncy
3.00
arch
3.00
Dnallobs
Sniyey To|ric
'How many people are supple
menting their regular pay cheek
with a second job? Joseph R-
Norwood, Direc‘lor of the (Bureau
of the Census regional office in
Charlotte, announced .today that
Informal Ion on the subject will
.be coUected durirtg the week f
May 17 from la it'.m'ber of house-
htllds in this area. The questions
are In addition to the usual ones
asked in the monthly survey on
omplojiment and unemployment
conducted nationwide by the (Bu
reau lor the U. S. Department of
(Labor.
Results ■of this imontWy survey
provide a continuing measure of
economic conditions In the coun
try. The Mianoh survey louiid
that, on a seasonally adjusted
basis, had edged up .to 6.0 per
cent from 58 per 'Cent In IFebnu-
ary, and that 'this inicrease iwas
largely among 16 to 34 year-olds,
many of whom were entering (the
labor lorce for the 'first time.
TotaJ employment remained basi
cally unchanged at 78.5 mllilon.
l^acts supplied by indlvidiials
participating tn this voluntary
are kept strictly confidential and
results are atsed only to compile
statistical tQ(taiIs.
Interviewers who will visit
houseliolls in this area aie;
Mrs. Jaoqu^ine H. Goforth of
SheJiby and (Mrs. 'Elthel S. Rockett
of Gastonia.
Gaston College
Is Acnedited
THE KINfeS^MbUNTAlH HERALD. KINGS I^OUNTAIN, N'C
HowMa^
Is life?
Page 5
THANK YOU
To all citizens of Kings Moun
tain; thank you for your confi
dence and support at the polls on
Tuesday.
I v/ill continue to represent
all the people of Kings Mountain
on the Board of City Commission
ers.
RAY CLINE
G. iHeiman PorKar, Odreotor «f
the 'Divisional of Institutional
Evaliiat'ion end Accreditation of
the Department of Community
'Colleges, informed Dr. IW. iB.
president of Gaston Col
lege, today that iGaston College
Is now fully accredited by the
Statd Board of (Education.
A11 community colleges in
North Carolina are now subject
to evajtiation for the purposes
of a-txa'edUation under standards
and policies developed by the (De
partment of .Cammunlty (Colleges
and the State (Board Board ol
Education. The standards Involve
eight areas of community college
aotivlty. These are: pihilosophy
ard purpose, educational pro
grams, faculty, Learning Re
sources Center, student personnel
services, organization and ad
ministration, and finanotedn man
agement and resources.
Gaston College is among Hie
first community colleges ito be
aoci'edited under the new pro
gram of accreditation.
Letter To Editor
If you’re taking a trip to a for.
eign count ly art! want (to be
come accustomed to (that coun
try’s money .before you leave,
I what do you do?
I Mrs. Jl.iia Williams, head of
the 'Business Department at
Peace .Colllege In Raleigh, 'and
I her 'husband, OHver, went to the
(Oan Do ifollos at 'FTrstiCltizens
Bank In Raleigh with (the chal
lenge o(f converting a smail
; amount of American currency 'In-
|to the 'money of England, Ger
many, Italy and Ghana for a
fortr^omihg itrip.
■“\V'e 'thought If we (had know -
edge oif the money (beforehand,
plus a small amount we mliiht
need for tips and cab fares aftr-
er we arrived, we would be
ahealiv" Mrs. (WilUams wisely
surmised.
Six days 'a(fter the request,
Mrs. ’Williams and her husband,
an assistant professor at N. C.
State University, were toying
with fthelr 'foreign currency,
with the exiceptlon of Ghana.
“Coming up with money from
Ghana .proved to ibe more time-
consuming 'and cltfficaH than
had Imagined,’’ A.ssijjtant Vire
President Baid Parks of iFTrst
Citizen said. “Had .we had the
time however, W’e .would have
gotten it, anU frankly I was in-
Parks arranged for tlie trans-
j fers.
j The Williamses wanted $10 in
I each of the foreign currencies.
I For their $10 In American money
they now have three pcfJinds, 77
I shillings in English currency,
$33.50 In Germany Deutshmarks,
anr $5,600 in 'Italian lire,
j Parks says such reguests are
not unusual these days with
more and more internaJtional
travel.
“People are more cognizant of
their need beforehand and more
anxious to learn as much as 'they
can prior to enteting a foreign
country, lnciudlr>^, the exchange
practices," he said. ‘We’re happy
to render this service and feel
it meets 'a genuine need.’’
If you’re going to Ghana, he
ajfds, allow plenty of time how
ever.
•Spanish Americans comprised
well over 150,000 of the persons
enrolled In training and work-
experience programs administer
ed by the Labor Department In
fiscal 1970.
Godwin Charged
In Shooting
Sammy Lee Godwin, of route
1, Grover, was jailed without
bond Saturday in the .shooting
death of Floyd Lee Huskey, 28,
of route 2, Shelby.
Assl.stant Cleveland County Cor
oner Bennett Masters said Huskey
died Instantly about 7;15 a.m.
Saturday when he was shot In
the left chest ait close range with
a 12 guage .shotgun.
Masters .said the .sfiooting oc
curred at the homo of Hudtey’s
mother just oft N. C 18 south
near Camp high .<ichool. Ho said
the dead man and Godwin re
portedly were involved In an ar
gument before Che shooting look
place. .
Godwin wa.s arrested at his
home about 9 a.m. 'Saturday by
Deputy Sam Eskridge and Detec
tive Paul Barbee of the Cleveland
County Sheriff’s DoparUnerVL
Huskey, a native of Cleveland
County, was the son ot Mrs. Anna
Huskey, who survives. Other sur
vivors are his wife, Mrs. Margar
et Hamrick HU'key; two sons, 0^
landa Floyd Huskey and Jonathan
Leroy Hu^ey; one brother, Hern
don Huskey; four sisteirs, Lula
Swan Associates
To Make Awards
ClfARLOTE. -Carl Swan A.s.s-o-
oiatos, an advertising and -sales
promotion firm, celebrated ils
flr-st anniversary with the an
nouncement of two major ad
vertising awards.
Last February the fir.-n receiv
ed the Advertising Club of Char
lotte’s first place award for di
rect mail Campaigns for a pro-
'iram designed for the Profo.s-
sional Drivers’ Association.
The firm shared with the Hum
ble Oil & Refining Company an
award for first place In maga
zine advertising given by the
Georgia Press As.sociatlon. The
award for an ad prepared for
Hu.T.jle by tire fir-m.
(Carl Mvvan Associates, which
specializes in marketing and ad
vertising on a project basis, is
located In the City National
Bank Building, S. Ite 303, in Char
lotte.
Carl Swan is a 1938 graduate
of Kings Mountain high school.
■Mr. .Swan is married to the for
mer Miss Brenda Barnette,
also of this city.
A record number ol job oppor-
1 tunities, 514,000, wlU 'be open
this summer to disadvanaged
young people through the Nrfgh-
borhood Youth Corps.
Mae Hu.^ey, Viola Huskey. Joan-
nie Carol Huskey and Cheryl
Huskey Willis.
Funeral rites were held Tues-'
day.
Kings Mtn. Drug Co.
Dear Editor:
Why do people bring up com-
plAlnts against our public serv
ants when the elections are at
haili? Why are these “mud {
sJlngers’’ usually runrang for an i
office of some sort? If they had'
any compUrlnts, why did they not I
j bring them Into view sooner? 1
-Any complaints should be'
taken to the Mayor tind the j
(‘Board ol Commissioners at any j
time of the year. Instead of wait-1
i Irtigi for the elections. I'm sure |
I they woidd appredaite any Inter-1
I est shown by a citizen of our city |
! when it concerns the well being |
j of the community.
A lot of Issues seem to have
I blown out of proportion. It seems
Ito happen every election. Let’s
I give credltw here credit Ig dua
i We have a very good Law En-
i forcetner.t Department In Kln'rs
: Mountain. I would Nate to see
: some of these “mud sllngers’’
I try to do Chief McDevltt’s job.
WeTlnever know when we
[will need the assistance offers
j by Chief MoDevitt and his men.
; Yours truly,
I ERIC ELLISON.
I RefLTTtirig servicemen may le-
; celve unemployment oompetrsa-
I tlon while they are looking for
I jobs tf they have hail 90 or more
I corvtinuous da>‘8 of active serv-
I loe in the Armed Forces—less j
I If discharged or relenaed because i
I of a seryke-tocurred disability
I or Injury — and were released
j tmder honorable condHtions.
My Grateful
Appreciation
I appreciate gratefully the
endorsement of the work of
six years accorded me in
Tuesday s election.
I herewith renew my
pledge to work at all times for the progress
of every citizen and for the total development
of the Kings Mountain area.
I thank again the many who voted and
worked for my re-election.
John Henry Moss
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