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JOHNNY E. PETERSON
Airman Peterson
Finishes Basic
SAX ANTONIO. — Airman
Johnny E. Peterson, son of Mr.,
and .Mrs. Jack E. Peterson of
212 Parker .St., Kings Mountain,
iN. C. has been assigned to Cha-
nuts API!, lil., after completing
air force basic training.
During his six weeks at the
» Training Command’s Lack-
i AFU, Texas., he studied the
force mission, organization
and customs and received special
instruction in human relations.
The airman has been assigned
to the Technical Training Cen
ter at Chanute for specialized
training in fuel service.
Airman Peterson is a 1973
graduate of Kings Mountain high
)./chool.
Stores Open Later
For Yule Shoppers
St( tes will remain onen later
to accommodate la.st-minute
Christmas shoppers.
Merchants report a goorl varie-
* <y of Christmas gift merchandise.
!■ uncial .service,, for (’arl Lee
llarnin v,.'ic held at ID a. m. Sal-
uiday at lliiffalo Ilaiitisi church,
will 1C nc was a mern'.cr, with
I he Itev. .Sam .S. Snyder and the
. llcv. II. .".pur.gcon .Scruggs offi-
ijciaiing. llurial was in t'lc church
‘' ccmcliny.
I In mm, 73. of Kt. 7, Shelay,
(lied at H; 1,0 a. ni. Thursday at
C leveland Mcmoiial hospital afl-
I r an illness of two weeks,
A native of Cleveland county,
’ he was the son of the late Tracy
H. and Rebecca Ann Leigh
Hamm
He was employed as an over-
hauler at Dover Yarn Niill for ,oO
.veils until his retirement in
U!71.
■Surviving arc his widow, .Mrs.
Ethel .Mae Anderson Hamm; one
sun, Carl VV’. Hamm Jr. of Shel
by; one daugiTter, .Mis. Hazel B.
Grant! of Shelby; three broth
ers, Clyde W. Hamm of Kings
.x.ountain, Paul A. Hamm of
.GheLy and J. M. Hamm of Kan
napolis; one sister, Mrs. Pearl
Frye of Richfield; one step-sister,
Mrs. Lillian Deaton of Hickory,
and five grandchildren.
City Holidays
Monday, Tuesday
City emnloyc'os will receive a
two-day holiday—with cit.v of-
. fire.-; to ho closed [ hri.-tnias Eve
! and Chri.slma.s Day.
Mayor John Moss said citizens
are asked to n operate wllli sani
tation crews !)>■ (placing tlielr
gai iage in easy acce.ss of sani-
talicn ircws.
Per.-'on.s who need the leaf
pick-uj) mai-hine are asked In
make their request pri,>r to De-
oemher 31.
Attack Fatal
To Payne, 24
Funeral riles for ('arl;on Jul'u-
Payne, 24. cf roale 1, Criwci-,
were eonducle.d .-Innilay afternoon
at 3 l).m. from Bethany Baptist
(luiicli. interment f illowing in
Cruver ccmelery.
His iiastor, Rev. James .Zanders,
w-ii a'-a.-ted ov I’ev, Furman
.McDaniel in offieialing at llic
fi.nal riles.
Mr. Payne siceunihefi sudeieuiy
to a hearl attack Friday morn
ing at 1:30 at him liome.
He was an cmp!o>'ee of Miii-
elte -Mills and a 13(18 graduale i
of Kings -Mountain liigli .school. i
A native of Ceorgia, lie was !
-son of .Mr. and -Mr.s. William Jii ,
lius Payne of Crovor. ■
Surviving, in addilion to his i
parenl.s, ate his wife, .Mrs. Joyce [
Allen Payne; one iirother, Cary [
Payne of Crover; and two sis
ters, -Mrs. Robert Sipes and .Mr.s.
Judy Parker of Grover.
THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD, KINGS MOUNTAl^N. C.
iUauBeY Mills
Gift S500
pAC L Sl’/EN
M uiney .Mills empl i.vee. ’ gift
: cf S'ldO to th(> United Fund raised
liie amoiir.t of pledires and easih
il iiritiims to S33,l!l.3..o7 lliis week.
.Mrs. Be ky .Seism, UF Ireasur-
c", reminded v’.ilunteer.s to com
plete their s .-licitaticn work as
qui'kiy as pc-.^iole so that all
m lilies could be reported. |
Choir To Sing
Carol Cantata
I
The 2.0-voice Choir of Grace ;
United .Me. hedist church will
sing a Christmas Cantata, “Carols
•By Candlelight” at the Sunday
in'rning wor.-diip hour at .11 ;
o'clock.
Hie mu-dc-il vregram is under'
direc lh'.ii of Mrs. E iiliie King, i
organi-f-thoir dircct.ir. j
Scripture readings will also
feature the service.
.Re\'. N. IC. Bu.sh, pastor, said
the community is invited to wor
ship in the service. I
WANTED
I EXPERIENCED
SEWING NEEDLE
OPERATORS
Paid holidays and fiinge
benefits. Apply in Person
at MR. SWEET, Division
of Svveetree Mills, Waco
Road, Kings Mountain.
12:20-1:10
TIGNOR BODY SHOP
Bethlehem Road
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1970 Chevy $895
Tcuristcr Wagon P-F; A-C
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1965 Mustang , $595
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