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Mickey Corry Sworn In
As Attorney Wednesday
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CSayward C. Carry Jr. of
King! Mountain la the flnt
black to enter Into Oie pri
vate practice of law la
Cleveland County.
The eon of Mr. and Mra.
'> (.1 C. C. Ooriy 8r., "Mickey"
Corry wae Ucenaed In
Auguat to practice law In
North Carolina and wai
■worn In aa a member of
the Bar Wedneaday In
Oaatonla.
Attorney Corry will be
iuMOClated with the law
firm of Harrla, Bum-
gardnar and Randall In
Klnga Mountain. The firm
office! are located on B.
King St. currently, but will
move Into new facllltlee at
8. Battleground and W.
Mountain In the near
_ future.
■I Prior to acceptance to
BaOKBTOORRT
..RM attorney
the N. C. Bar Aaaoclatlon,
Corry aervod aa law clerk
In Attorney Jack H.
White'! office In Klnga
Motmtaln. Aa a member of
Harrla, Bumgardner and
Randall, AttoriMy Corry
eotera a general private
practice, but In the future
will work toward the
practice of criminal law.
A1067 graduate of Klnga
Moimtaln High, Attorney
Corry received a BA
degree from North
Carolina Central
Uhlveralty In 1071 and a JD
degree from the NOCU
Sdiool of Law In 1074.
Carry la married to the
former Bettye Aohworth of
High Point and la the
father of aeon, C. C. Corry,
III. The Corry a are
realdenta of Klnga
Moimtabi.
Youth Encounter For Christ
Drawing Very Large Crowds
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Klnga Mountain’!
Oreater Youth Encounter
For Chrlat la drawing
crowda to John Oamble
Memorial Stadium and
■ervlcea continue through
Sunday night under
q^onaorahlp of the Oreater
Klnga Mountain Mlnla-
/ tarlaU Aaaoclatton.
Mlaa Myrtle Hall,
talented, young black
aoprano with the Billy
Graham Team, will ap
pear again tonight
(Thuraday) In a concert of
■acred mualc beginning at
7:10 p. m. followed by the
cruaade meaaage by Rev.
Alfred Wright at 7:80 p. m.
and apeclal mualc by a
large cruaade choir niade
up of choir membera from
area churchea.
Son Company, a mualcal
atnglng group of college
identa under the dlrec-i'
of King! Mounteln
.tlve Reg Alexander, will ’
pnaent a concert at 7:10
Friday evening, on Satur
day night at 7:10 p. m.
Eddie Rackley, mlnlater of
mualc of Shelby’a Flrat
Bi4>tlat Church, will lead
"Oeneala,” a alnglng
group, In concert, and on
Sunday evening membera
of the Choir of nrat
Baptlat Church of Klnga
Mountain, under the direc
tion of Allen Jolley, will
preaent a concert of
Oalther mualc at 7:10 p. m.
Rev. Clyde Bearden,
chairman of the Mlnla-
terlal committee on
arrangementa for the
Ctuaade, laaued Invitation
to all the community to
Join In the final aervlcea
and ahare In "the rich
bleaalnga we have all
received.”
Speaker for the aervlcea,
Rev. Alfred Wiight, waa
ordained In the mlnlatry at
the age of 18 and la a voca
tional evangellat who haa
conducted over 100
*t revival! and cruaadea In
■lx Southeaatem atatea In
three ahort yeara and wlt-
noaaed many converalona
^Chrlat.
The Klnga Mountain
man aald he waa called by
Ood to leave a 1,400
member congregation.
Unity Baptlat of Oaatonla,
and go out into a field
where there waa no
guaranteed Income.
Other apeakera during
the week have been Tom
Leeter, the popular Eb of
TV’a "Oreen Acrea" who
gave hla peraonal teatl-
moay at opening night
aervlcea and whoae rap
port with young people la
well known. Pat Roper,
nightclub entertainer,
■hared hla converalon
mqierlencea <m Tueaday
night aa he gave a program
Decoiqiage
Course Set
Intereated In making
your own Chrlatmaa glfta?
The city recreation
department haa arranged
with Cleveland Tech to
■pon:)or beginner and
advanced' decoupage
9Uu)aea. U .^at leaat IS
■iudenta are Intereated.
Beginner claoaea will be
held from 7 until 6 p. m.
and advanced claoaea will
be held momlnga from 0
until noon at the Com
munity Center.
Reglater by calling Mra.
Jamea Leigh, 780-4000, or
the Community Center
offlcea, 780-»40.
Honj/i
ecommg
At Westover
Rev. Cline Border!,
Director of Mlaalcna for
the Klnga Mountain
B«q[>tlat Aaaoclatlon, will
fill the pulpit on
Homecoming Day Sunday
at Weatover Baptlat
Church.
Rev. Mr. Border! will
deliver the meaaage at the
U o'clock worahlp hour.
Picnic lunch will be
■pread following the
worahlp hour.
Ooapel Singing will
feature the afternoon
program and will feature
The Happy Sounda of
Oaatonla, the Denton
Slngera of Morgimton and
the Hayea Family of Klnga
Mow tain.
Former membera and
frlenda are Invited to
participate In the day’a
event.
Man Jailed Following Chase
Robert (Marty)
Bagwell, 16, of 401 Chero
kee St, waa Jailed Tueaday
night In Cleveland County
Jail without bond following
ahlgh apeed chaae through
the city.
The Incident reaulted In
a minor wreck and
muttljde chargea agalnat
the youth. Ptl. Harry
Martin, KMPD officer who
waa attempting to oerve a
warrant on Bagwell, waa
treated for Injurlea at
Klnga Mountain Hoapltal
and releaaed.
Bagwell waa charged
with larceny of a truck, no
operator'a licenoe, reck-
leaa driving, apeedlng,
failure to atop tor a blue
light and alren and leaving
the aceiM of an accident.
The city patrol car
collided with the truck
Bagwell waa driving about
10:80p. m. onOockerRd.,
two mllea aouth of the city.
Damagea to the 1076 Ply
mouth patrol ear were
eatlmated at 61600 and $800
to the 1076 truck owned by
Jerry Watta of R-3 Shelby
who had reported the
vehicle atolen.
Bagwell reportedly left
the aceiw on foot and waa
^rprehended on Crocker
Rd. about 4 a. m. by Mar
tin, KM Sgt. Bob Hayea
and Cleveland County
Deputlea Garland Clary
and Mike BoUck.
The chaae began on S.
Battleground Ave. when
Barrett apotted the vehicle
which he had been alerted
to atop. According to Bar
rett, the youth refuaed to
pull hla vehicle to the light
aide of the road and waa
traveling at apeeda up to
100 m.p.h. during the
■everal mile chaae down
316 South to KM Mica Mine
and Margrace and Mld-
plnea areaa. Sgt. Hayea
■aid he attempted to aet up
a roadblock but Bagwell
"drove hla vehicle at the
patrol car,” according to
the report.
In other wreck! occur
ring during the Labor Day
weekend, can operated by
Jamea R. Henaon, 806 E.
Parker St., and Loula Kee,
Rt. 1, Shelby, collided at
the InteraecUon of Cheat-
nut and Walnut Streeta and
damagea were eatlnnated
at $300 to the Kee 1978
Monte Ckrio, according to
Inveatlgatlng Ptl. Tom
Gladden.
Janice Kay Gordon, of R-
4, backing her 1078 Pontiac
from a parking apace on
Railroad Ave., collided
with a 1066 Volkawagon
traveling north on
Railroad and operated by
Charlea O. SherrlU, 806
Katherine Ave. Damagea
to the Gordon car ware
eatlmated at $11, and
damagea to the right front
of the SharrUl vehicle ware
eatlmated at $860, ac
cording to Inveatlsatlng
Sgt. L. D. Beattie.
Conducting Bible Study
Mn. Glenn Rountree of
Grover conducted the
Bible Study at Saturday'!
Circle One meeting of
Dixon Preabyterlan
Church at the home of Mra.
George T. Stewart in the
Dixon Community.
Mra. OUn Whltener, wife
of the new mlnlater of the
Dixon and Shiloh
Preabyterlan Churchea,
wata alao preaent aa a
apeclal gueat
Mra. David Hughea
preaided over buaineoa of
the meeting.
Mra. Stewart waa
aaalated by her daughter-
in-law, Mre. Gary Stewart,
In aervlng a deaaert
courae.
Your Happy Shopping Store
of aacred mualc. Myrtle
Hall’a beautiful aoprano
voice thrilled Wedneaday
night'■ audience and alao
gave her peraonal teatl-
mony.
Larry White, mlnlater of
mualc of Calvary B^>tlat
Church in Wlnatcn Salem,
dlrecta the cruaade youth
choir nightly.
"Jeaxu makea the dif
ference In our Uvea,” aaya
Wiight, who bellevea there
la a new trend In America
to the return to old time
religion and affirma that
the youth of America are
headed in the right
dlrectlan becauae they are
bred of hypocilcy and
cheapneaa and are being
turned on to Ood.”
The devout, young
preacher uaea no notea aa
he atanda in the pulpit. He
declare!, "I atudy myaelf
-full and 1 preach myaelf
empty.”
KINGS MOUNTAIN
HOSPITAL REPORT
PRIOR TO SEPT. 1
Sarah Boheler, B. C.,
Mra. Buck Oark, K. M.,
Mra. Buddy Colllna, K. M.,
Floyd Dover, K. M., Er-
neat Early, Oaatonla, Mra.
Robert Ervin, K. M., Ciarl
Ferguaon, Clover, Mra.
Henry Goforth, Orover,
Jerry Orifflng, B. C.,
Hannah Hertel, K. M.,
David Houaer, Cherryvllle,
Lula Metcalf, B. C., Colean
McDaniel, K. M., EUaha
McSwaln, Blackaburg,
Harry Poteat, B. C., Mra.
John Slak, K. M., Ivor
Stewart, K. M., LoU StUea,
Oaatonla, Hannah
Wllhama, Shelby, Marie
Wlthera, Dallaa.
SEPT.l
Saroy Sandora, Rt. 1,
Shady (R-ove, Rd., Ranald
York, Rt. 1, Box 60S-B,
Orover.
8EPT.S
Hardin Davla, Rt. 0, Box
348, Shelby, Joyce Jonea,
Rt. 1, Box 84, Yoric, S. LC.,
Emma Roaa, 406 S. Pln-
chback Ave., B. C.
SEPT. 8
Burman Bryant, 1003 let
St., LWllllam Jackaon,
1807 W. Third St.,
Oaatonla, Mra. Donald
Wray, 637 Baker St.
SEPT. 4
Darlene Cappa, Sun-
nyalde It., B. C.
SEPT. 6
Grace Barrett, 011
Henry St., Ambera Hen-
deraon, 1008 Princeton Dr.,
Mra. Charlie Shaw, 813
Willow St., Oaatonla,
Nancy Wleaener, 387
Wakefield Dr., Charlotte.
SEPT. 6
Hattie Bennett, 138
McOlnnla St., Mra. Sam
Aohley, 401 S. Yatea St.,
Oaatonla, Aimle Dellinger,
Rt. 1, Box 10, Earl Dover,
806 Falrvlew St., Brenda
TompUna, P. O. Box 408,
Blackaburg.
SEPT. 7
Roaa Cook, P. O. Box
076, Oladya Crlap, 1301
Chronicle Ave., Oaatonla,
Mra. Horace Hauily, 1006
Hickory Grove Rd., Mt.
Holly, Michael Styera, 813
WUaon Terrace.
A.
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round In heather roae, mahogany. All
machine-waahable polyeater and acrylic
knit. Look to Devon for top quality, fine
tailoring. Mlaaea’ aliea.
A. Blaaer Jacket, $38 . . . veat, $16 . . .
Pull-on aklrt with front pleat and belt,
$16.
B. TUrtleneck, aolld color aweater with
long aleevea, $13 Striped big top with
■coop neck, $16 Panta with mock fly
front and belt, $18
C. Belted ahlrt-Jac, $36 Tapeatry Print I
■hlrt A be, $18 Pull-<» panta with atlt- [
ched creaae, $14
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