THE KINGS MOUNTAIN
4-H leaders
l Are Honored
HERALD, KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
Thursday, May 4, 1972
Earl Owensby
'Resident of Cleveland County'
HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES
BUSINESS MAN
EX-MARINE
MASON
BAPTIST
MAY 6th DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
Dixon 4-11 club community
leaders—Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Green and Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Berry—were presented certifi-
ticates of appreciation from the
J : Shelby Chamiber of Commerce
I j at the organization’s annual 4*H
awards night Tliursday night at
the Cleveland County Office
ouilding.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence With-
; row of Eskridge Grove 4-iH club
i wei’c winners of the 4hH Leaders
II of the Year trophies.
I Dr. Wayne Smith, 4JH special
ist at N. C. State University, de-
■ livered the keynote address and
cied the need for a djTiamic 4-H
' program in the state. He noted
that 63 per cent of the state’s
■youth are not active in any or-
. giinization.
County Agent Henry Daraeron
presented certificates to area
leaders of 4-iH and Eugene Le-
: Grand, first vice-president of the
Shelioy Chamber of Commerce
Barbee, e supper was scr'ved.
In 1970, there were 10.5 mil
lion children under 18 years of
age living in poverty—6:2 mil
lion white and 4.1 millian ne-1
gro. ’this total repi-esents 672,-.
: COO less than the 1969 figure and j
; 6.7 million less than the total;
' in 1959.
■
: I Agriciiiture
;C6uhts
-A ' a'seiiStor Jo'tdaninti’odufcQd and ieo^thfe fight for
* aeV^age-pouridage legislktion which ts hailep as •
- having saved the tobacco program; hp was'ihe
leading figure in passage of the faW, which estab-
-p fished the one-price eptton system'benefitting
- ' cotton growers as well as the cohon textile in-
dustryi and he pushed through ,legislation im- ,
: proving seed qual%peariul rparkpling, 'and tigm-
'■£- ehing the Wholesrfil^pat Apl,;all.beriefi.tting the
ultimate consum^flfevell as those directiy con-
-"cerrldd. He wqrksT^ely. with'producets of to-
• • " -■ ■ 'bacco, cotton., peanuts, yams.,-soybeans, Irish
‘ ■“ ‘ potatoes, and other crops, as well as with all the
-j " . state’s vigorous farrners’ ocganizationa.inpelmng
^ctQ'r^hp soiipd federal legis.ation without which
' * ‘ there would be phaos in thafarm economy.
' - ExFferience Counts
- Re-elect Senator Jordan
* - , rnfimocratie-'Pnmary MayG)
This Ad Paid by Cleveland County Committee, Clyde
Nolan, Manager
MORE ABOUT
SOCIETY COLUMN
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie R. Bridges will celebrate their
Golden Wedding Day Sunday at 'an anniversary re
ception from 2 until 5 p.m. at their home at 311 Waco
road.
All friends and relatives of the couple are Invited
to attend.
Karla Diane Russell,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Russell of Page-
land, South Carolina and
former residents of Kings
Mountain, has recently
been elected by the Stu
dent Body of Pageland
high school to serve as
Secretary-Treasurer of the
Student Council for 72-73
school year. Karla served
the past year in the Stu
dent Council as home
room representative.
She has a younger bro
ther, Mark, w'ho is a third
grade student at Peters
burg Elementary school.
Karla is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
E. Davis and Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Bell of Kings Mountain.
Dixon Women
To Host Supper'
Women of the Chqrch of Dix
on Presibyterian ehurch will hold
j their annual May Birthday party
j Saturday with a covered dish
I supper at 6:30 p. m.
: Rev. Robert Wilson will ibe in
! charge of the program which -will
I detail the 1927 Birthday Object
j tiyes — Stillman college and
translation of the scripture in
' Indian dialect.
MORE ABOUT
Sharon Cash
the -bridegroom who was gradu
ated from Kings Mountain high
school in 1967. He is ncxw em
ployed by Caveny Fabrics in
Kings Mountain.
FoJlovVing a wedding trip to
Atlanta, iGa., the couple will re
side on iRoute 3, Kings Mountain.
President ’Tyler raised tobacco
on hi-s farm but did not smoke.
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FOR
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Dick Ware
Average Citizen
Average Tax Payer
Bem - Mil! Village
School - Kings Mountain Grade & High - Gardner-Webb, Boiling Springs
Veteran - World War II ■ Korean Conflict Weaver - Loom Fixer - Cotton Mill
Asst. Mgr. - Mgr. - Winn Dixie Stores Builder Supply Salesman - Ellis Lumber
Co., Kings Mountain
Os'S. Ford Co., Shelby
Operator - Fiber Ind. Self Employed - Linwood Crown Service
Station
IF ELECTED
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Vote For A Property Tax Rate Cut.
Support All Volunteer Units in This County.
RICHARD E. 'TMck" WM
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YOU ARE INVITED TO
ENJOY AN EVENING
WITH
PAT TAYLOR
Our Next Governor ! ! !
MONDAY, MAY 1st
6.-l)0 P.M.
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PAT TAYLOR
■ Democrat
Candldote For Governor
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