Page 6A-MIRROB HEBALD-Tlnir»day, August S, IfW
T|{l'STF,F/« S\I,K
of
KFM, FST\TK
Under and by virtue of
the power and authority
contained in that certain
deed of trust executed and
delivered by Magic Knits,
Inc. (subsequently
assumed by Cherokee
Investments, Inc.), dated
the 18th day of April, 1968,
and recorded In the Office
of the Register for CTeve-
land County, North Caro
lina, in Book 750, at Page
90. and because of default
in the payment of the In-
debtedness thereby
secured and failure to
carry out and perform the
stipulations and
agreements therein
contained, and pursuant to
demand of the owner and
holder of the Indebtedness
secured by said deed of
trust, the undersigned
Trustee will expose for
sale at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash at
the usual place of sale In
the County (Courthouse of
Cleveland County, in the
City of Shelby, North
(Carolina, at 11 o’clock, A.
M , on Thursday, the 12th
day of August, 1976, aU that
certain lot or parcel of land
lying and bolng In Number
Three Township,
Cleveland County, State of
North Carolina, and more
particularly described as
follows;
Being located In No. 3
Township, and In the Town
of Patterson Springs,
(Cleveland County, North
(Carolina, and being the old
Patterson Springs school
property, consisting of 9.16
acres, more or less, ac
cording to a new survey by
J. D. Turner, Registered
Surveyor, made In
January, 1968, and being
described by metes and
bounds as follows;
Beginning at an Iron pin
in the South edge of State
Road No. 2206, which stake
is located 19.5 feet from an
old corner or point located
221 feet Eastward along
: the center of the said road
■ from the center of State
Road No. 226; and running
thence near the center of
S&te Rpad .So. 2206, 8. 82-
24 LE . S09.7 feet to an iron
pin 15 feet from Rolling
Hills Development: thence
with the West line of Lots
Nos. 80 and 75 of Rolling
Hills Development. S. 4 W.
400 feet to an iron pin,
thence continuing with the
Rolling Hills Development
line N. 85 W. 275 feet to an
iron pin; thence S. 2-34 W.
102 feet to an iron pin;
thence with the lines of lots
Nos. 47 and 38 of the
Rolling Hills Development
N. 72-55 W. 731.7 feet to an
iron pin in the line of Lot
No. 1: thence with that line
and the Hopper line and
others, N. 28-50 E. 421 feet
to the place of Beginning,
containing 9.15 acres,
more or less.
Subject to unpaid taxes
and assessments for
paving. If any.
This sale will be held
open ten (10 days lor upset
bid as by law required.
This 15th day of July.
George B . Thomasson
, Trustee
George B. Th«>ma^“"
Attorney At Law
P O. Boii 206
Kings Mountain
V C. 28086 . „ .
uuly 16. 22. Aug. 5
Reliable Cops Jaycees
Title With 18-5 Waltz
SCORES LONE KM RUN Kenny BnUlee In shown
here scoring the only run tor Roy’s Boys In Sntnrdsy’s
14-1 loss to B. R. Smllh Homes In Bie tint nnmisi
Atycees Invltntlonnl SofOmll Tourmunent »t Otty
Photo By Joe Welker
Stadlmn. The loss eliminated the KM team from the
d>able-eUmlnatlon event Reliable TV of Rook Hill won
the tlUe.
Reliable TV of Rock HIU
wli4>pedPPO Industries 18-
8 Saturday night for the
champlondilp of the tint
annual Kings Mountain
Jaycees Invitational
Softball Tournament.
Norris Martin hurled the
victory, a slx-hltter, while
Horace Scruggs with five
KMSoftbaU
Team Leaves
For Florida
hits and James Odom with
three led a 34-hlt Reliable
TV plate attack.
Reliable went unbeaten
on route to the title. Odom,
who hit seven home runs
Including one Into
Mountain Rest Ometery,
was named the most
valuable player.
Reliable defeated
(^nlnger's 80-14 In an
earlier game Saturday to
advance to the fiials as the
only unbeaten club.
Clonlnger's lost out In the
semi-finals to PPG, 18-12.
PPO eliminated
Lithium, B. R. Smith
Homes and Clonlnger’s In
Saturday games to qualify
for the finals.
Roy’s Boys was the only
Kings Mountain team to
make It to Saturday’s
round of action. ’That team
was eliminated In an early
game by B. R. Smith
Homes, 14-1.
Jerry Workman hurled
the victory for Smith and
Oleim Roberts and Mickey
Smith led the winners with
four hits apiece.
Eric Dixon led a slx-hlt
Roy’s Boys attack with 2-
for-S and Kenny Bailies
scored the lone run for the
KM entry.
The tourney drew an
average of S(X) fans per
game.
A’s Have Shot At Title
The Kings Mountain A’s
need to win their
NOTICE OF
PUBLIC HE ARINO
ONREQUEST
FOR
ANNEXATIONS
remaining seven Triple
County League games in
order to have a shot at the
Norttiem Division title.
Coach Bubbles .;:;rown’s
club is presently a full
game behind the Chailotte
Hawits.
notice OF
executrix to
rWEDl'TORS
* Having of
: Executrix of the estate of
Claude Raymond Welch
ideceased, of Cleveland
< County. North Carolliw.
^.thts is to notify aU persons
X having claims against the
i estate of said Claude
> Raymond Welch to present
tthem to the undersized
? within 6 months from date
.7 of the publication of this
notice or same wlU be
pleaded In bar of their
All
The public will take
notice that the Board of
Commissioners of the City
of Kings Mountain has
called a public hearing at
7; 30 p. m. on the 23rd day
of August, 1976, In councU
chambers on the questions
of annexing the following
described territory, re
quested by petitions filed
pursuant to G. S. 160A-S1,
as amende;
Bobble W. Rhea and
Clara M. Rhea property:
Beginning at concrete
maricer 400 feet north west
of C. L. Jolly comer on
Fulton Road, thence N 56
E 200 feet to concrete
marker, thence N 34 W. 100
ft. to concrete marker on
Rhea Ave., thence with
Rhea Ave. S 56 W. 200 ft. to
Fulton Road, thence with
Fulton Road S 38 E. 100 ft.
to the beginning, con
taining 20,000 square feet
more or less.
’Tolly M. and Charlotte
Shuford property:
Beginning at a concrete
marker, northeast inter
secting comer of Fulton
Road and Rhea Street,
which concrete marker Is
60 feet from Bobby Rhea’s
northwest comer and runs
thence along the northern
margin of Rhea St. N. 56 E.
176 feet to a concrete
marker, thence N. 37 W.
200 feet to a concrete
marker, comer of Lot 8,
Block H, thence sdong line
of Lot 3 S. 52 W. 188 feet to a
concrete marker In
eastern margin of Fulton
Road: thence along the
margin of Fulton Road S.
38 E. 200 feet to the
beginning. Being lots 1 and
2 In Block H as shown on
the plat of Nelsler Mills
property now on file in the
office of Nelsler Brothers,
Kings Mtn., N. C.
William J. Hamrick and
Linda P. Hamrick
property:
Tract No. 1 - Being the
full contents of Lot No. 76
of Section 2 of Block 1 of
the property of Mra. C. M.
Whitesides Estate as
shown by
thereof made by J. (7.
Burrell, registered sur-
®%r, a;,ptember 16.1947,
a copy Of Which is duly
recorded In plat book 8 at
page 78 in the Gaston
The A’s will try to keep
pace this weekend when
they host the Norwood Jets
Saturday at 3:30 and travel
to Caiarlotte Sunday for a
game with the Chailotte
Bummers. John McGill (4-
1) will draw the pitching
assignment Saturday and
Richard GUlesple (8-2) wUl
hurl Sunday’s game.
The A’s won a pair of
Important games over the
weekend, defeating the
(Charlotte Trojans 6-8
Saturday and the Morning
Grove Hawks 10-8 Sunday.
Robert Adams hurled
Saturday’s victory while
Danny McDowell and
Charles Rhodes led the
plate attack with 8-for-6
each. Darrell Whetstlne
and Clarence Ash added 2-
for-6 apiece.
Whetstlne hurled a five-
hitter for Sunday’s win. He
walked only two and
fanned 18. Rhodes and
McDowell had 4-for.O each
and Whetstlne and Ash 8-
for-6. apiece to lead the
hitting attack.
The league playoffs will
begin after completion of
regular season play. ’The
A’s are the defending
regular season and playoff
champions.
Kings Mountain’s 9-12
year old boys softball team
leaves today for Satellite
Beach, Fla., where It will
compete lor the national
championship.
The KM entry will play
Its first game in the double-
eUmlnatlon tournament on
Friday but wUl not know
its opponent until It arrives
in Satellite Beach.
Coach Bubbles Pearson
and Leimard Smith’s club
won the right to play In
PTorida here two weeks
sigo when It polished off
Mills Rivers and Hender-
s(m for the state title.
Players include Mark
Champion, Cage Ettera,
Jay Schronce, Jeff Lynn,
BObby Huffstetler, Bobby
Smith, David Peeler, Joey
Wyte, James Rlkard, Dana
Camp, Tommy Hinson,
David Bolin, Duwayne
Williams, Ricky Greene,
Russell Van Dyke, Bobby
Heath, William Short,
Steve Lail, David Faucette
and Carvln Petty.
ELECT
HELEN
RHYNE
MARVIN
N.C. SENATE
ELECT
Berlin Carpenter, Jr.
for
DISTRICT COURT JUDGE
27th JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Gaston - Lincoln -
Cleveland Count’is
Democrat Primary - Aug. 17lh
Berlin Carpenter
Paid Pol. Adv. by Berlin Carpenter
■
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Midget
Registration
Is Saturday
All ycxingstere planning
on playing midget, junior
midget or pee wee football
this fall have until Satur
day to register.
Registration forms may
be obtained at the com
munity center or by calling
Coach Charlie Bums (789-
3665) or tlie c<Hnmunity
center (739-3649).
Also, anyone Interested
in coaching any of the
teams are asked to contact
Bums.
Youngsters In Bessemer
City are eligible to play In
Kings Mountain this year
since Bessemer City Is not
sponsoring any teams.
.4
All players, (x>aches and
other interested persons
are to meet Saturday at the
community center.
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League
Sept. 7.
play begins on
recovery.
please make
payment.
This the 7th day of July,
1976.
Willie M. Welch.
Executrix
208 N. Sims St.
Kings Mtn.,N.C.
July 15, 22, 29; Aug. 5
persons U 2 of Block 1. M Mra. C
indebted to said estate same by
jf c. Burrell, *’•**•*•”5
Immediate
deeds for Gaston County.
^ J. H. McDaniel, Jr.,
CatyOerk
August 6
NOTICE OF
EXECUTRIX TO
CREDITORS
Having qualified as
Executrix of the Estate of
Hugh D. Ormsuid, date of
Cleveland Ciounty North
Carolina, this Is to notify
all persons having claims
against the estate of said
decedent to present them
to the undersigned on or
before the 2hid day of
January, 1977, or this
notice will be pleaded In
bar 01 their recovery.
All persons IndebM to
said estate will please
make Immediate payment
to the undersigned.
This 12th day of July,
1976.
Nan Plonk Ormand
801W. King Street
Kings Mountain,
North Carolina 28086
B. Scon aonlnger
Attorney At Law
US W. Mountain Street
Kings Mountain,
North (JaroUna 38086
July 22. 29; Aug. 0, 12
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