Page 2A —MIRROR-HERALD- Wednesday, November 34, 1976 Commissioners Approve Thanksgiving Resolution Whereas, Our fore- fathers in this great nation of the United States of America originated a most meaningful tradition in setting aside a day to express their thankfulness to the Almighty God for his blessings, and Whereas, the divine guidance of the Almighty God has led our great na- tion to a state of wealth and esteem unknown by the majority of other nations, and Whereas, We, as in- dividual citizens, are en- joying material and spiritual blessings unimaginable to our fore- fathers, and Whereas, We should be most humbly appreciative of our good fortune, and Whereas, The sincere expression of thankfulness gives a glow of satisfaction to both the giver and the recei ver, and bg, Va where pronied by law. ¢ 1978 Puze Hut. Inc A BY TWO FOR ONE ToS Good only at these participating Pizza Hut* restaurants: Hut —Kings Mountain—Call 789-4438 Hut — Shelby — Call 487-1128 VQ Hi Buy pizza- getlfiree BUY A LARGE OR MEDIUM PIZZA REGULAR PRICE AND GET NEXT SMALLER SIZE FREE. JUST PRESENT THIS COUPON. hg ed ® AT BUY ONE PIZZA AT REGULAR PRICE 1, SET NEXT SMALLER SIZE FREE. 3 OUR SPECIL LOW PRICE GET SECOND PRIR AT JUST A FEW OF OUR THANKSGIVING SPECIALS LADIES CORDUROY GROUP VEST, SKIRT, PANTS AND BLAZER ALL FOUR PIECES FoR UNDER LADIES 1 JUMP SUITS OUR moST POPULAR STYLES IN DENim AND CoRDUROY $ / 7 9s FusT ARRWED i Two GRovPS oF DENIM VEST WITH GAUCHOS AND TEANS To MATCH. ENTIRE STock MENS DRESS PANTS BUY ONE AT REC. PRICE a Price IF WE CANT SAVE You WE OONT DESERVE YouR BUSINESS HIGH TOWERS CLOTHING OUTLET PRK RoRD AT MAUNEY Ave. Whereas, We should take advantage of every op- portunity to express our thankfulness, and espe- cially at the Thanksgiving season. Now, therefore, be it re- solved by the Mayor and Board of Commissioners of the City of Kings Mountain in Special Session on this the 22nd day of November, 1076, that we, as a City, do hereby offer our sincere appreciation for the many blessings that have been and continue to be ours; and that we do urge all citizens of Kings Mountain to join in expressions and observances of Thanks- giving on Thursday, November 25, 1976. Foster Parents To Host Foster Parents of Cleveland County will host abig Christmas party Dec. 18 at 7:30 p. m. at Kings Mountain Community Center for benefit of all foster children in the county. Mrs. Verlee Mask, chairman of arrangements for the holiday, said that gifts and donations would be appreciated and she invites any citizen wishing to make contribution of presents or cash for refreshments and gifts to call her at 739-8549. THE DITCHDIGGERS - City em. ployes are seen here digging a ditch for the installation of a six inch water line down Watterson St. This is part of the city’s upgrading of water lines in various project. Photo By Tom Mcintyre sections of the city. The Watterson St. line is being installed now to blend in with the Cansler St. Urban Renewal Obituaries = £ H. GRADY WOODS Funeral services for H. Grady Woods, 71, of Shelby, retired Shelby policeman and father of two Kings Mountain citi- zens, were conducted Sunday at 2 p. m. from Highland Baptist Church by Rev. Johnny Crotts and Rev. Leonard Thomas, interment following in Cleveland Memorial Park. Mr. Woods died Friday afternoon in Lincolnton Nursing Home. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Flossie Brigman Woods; his son, H. Grady Woods, Jr. of Kings Moun- tain; his stepson, Walter Davis of Shelby and Mar- shall Davis of Detroit, Mich.; five daughters, Mrs. Shelby Kirkendall of Gelenhouser, Germany, Mrs. Priscilla Martin of Shelby, Mrs. Phyllis Mostella of Myrtle Beach, 8. C., Mrs. Virginia Clark of Warrington, Fla. and Mrs. Gertrude Weathers of Shelby; two step- daughters, Mrs. Patsy Oaks of Detroit, Mich., and Mrs. Juanita Hardin of Albuquerque, N. M.; one brother, William Woods of Cartersville, Ga.; one sis- ter, Mrs. Ruby Kilgore of Eastman, Ga.; 20 grand- children and 11 great - grandchildren. C.D. BURRIS Funeral services for Cleveland Dick Burris, 638, of Clover, 8. C., brother of Mrs. Thelma Monroe of Kings Mountain, were con- ducted Sunday at 2 p. m. from Green Pond United Methodist Church by Rev. G. F. Manigo, interment following in Adams Chapel Church Cemetery in Kings Mountain. Mr. Burris died Tues- day. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Janie Mae Stewart; two brothers, the Rev. George Burris of Detroit, Mich. and Jasper Johnson of Gastonia; seven grandchildren and seven great- grandchildren. MRS. A. B. COBB Funeral services for Mrs. Alice Bolin Cobb, 84, Hospital of Blacksburg, 8. C., formerly of Kings Moun- tain, were conducted Monday at 2 p. m. from the Chapel of Harris Funeral Home. Rev. Leonard Huff- stetler, pastor of Penley's Methodist Church, officiated at the rites, and interment was in Mountain Rest Cemetery. Mrs. Cobb died Saturday at Cherokee County Hospital in Gaffney, 8. C. She was daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Bolin and widow of John Joe Cobb. Sa Surviving is her brother, Irvin Bolin, of Blacksburg, 8. C. REPORT PRIOR TO NOV. 19 Joe Black, B. C., Maggie Carroll, K. M., Mrs. Ronnie Conrad, K. M., Amos Dunn, Gastonia, Mrs. Benjamin Goforth, Gastonia, Joe Horndon, K. M., R. J. Hodge, Gastonia, Paul Jackson, K. M., Mrs. Hugh Logan, K. M., Clifton Morgan, K. M., Doris McGinnis, K. M. Peggy Owens, K. M., Callie Phillips, Gastonia, Mrs. James Pursley, K. M. NOV.19 Steven Dean, 1764 Garrison Blvd., Gastonia, Clifton Morgan, Rt. 2, Box 600, Mrs. Joe Tyler, 102 8. Carpenter St. Wayne Poe Promoted To Master Sergeant An official at MacDill AFB, Fla., has announced the promotion of Wayne L. Poe to master sergeant in the U. 8. Air Force. Sergeant Poe, son of Mrs. Lillian Poe of 112 E. Ohio Ave., Bessemer City, is a quality control super- visor with a unit of the Tactical Air Command. The sergeant is a 1968 graduate of Central High School. His wife, Rachel, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Palmer of Preston, Miss. NOV.20 Douglas Childers, 204 Sunset Dr., Clover, 8. C., Lille Curry, Rt. 4, Mrs. Bobby Haney, Rt. 6, Gastonia, Mamie Lovelace, Rt. 4, Mary Wells, 110 Walker St. NOV.21 Mrs. James Belt, Rt. 4, Mrs. Phillip Lemmons, Rt. 8, Clover, 8. C.,, Marvin Martin, Stinnett Acres, B. C., Marshall Keith Mayberry, 2320 Camp Rotary Rd., Gastonia, Hoyle Owens, 508 Monroe Ave., Mrw. Ray Ruff, 604 Boston Ave., B. C., Mrs. Charles Stewart, 404 Baker st. NOV., 28 Mrs. Paul Henson, Oak Grove Rd., Wilburn Kuykendall, Rt. 8, William Laughter, 600 W. Gold 8t., Robert Mullinax, 108 In- ‘man St, B. C., Evelyn Robinson, 104 Eight St., B. C., Mrs. Ronnie Watterson, Rt. 3. THE NEW PEOPLE Mr. and Mrs. James Belt, Route 4, a boy, Nov. . To Be Given Each Wee Register No Purchase Required Drawings Every Mon. Winners Will Be Posted Last Weeks Winner ANN MOSS 422 Battleg Chocolate Covered CHERRIES Reg. $3.00 320z Jar MODEL KITS ASSORTMENT OF CARS, BOATS, PLANES, MOTORCYCLES, AND TANKS. Gan. = $i Westclox Electric P Reg. 4.95 k Come In And round 79° 88: A9 ALARM CLOCK . . $999 Only $ Great Value mit 2 Each drawer is a cork-lined coaster. Holder has a handy carrying ring. It's beautiful! BAROQUE STYLING PUTS PAIN TO SLEEP Now for the first time, overnight blessed temporary relief from the pain of arthritis, bursitis, rheums- tism, soreness, stiffness. Just rub Icy Hot's creamy balm over the affected joints or muscles, and you can actually feel the pain start lessening. Begin to sleep peacefully again. 59 57 WE WIL BE CLOSED THANKSGIVING DAY So That Our Employes May Spend The Holiday With Their Families K M Plaza 8 Shopping Center op ER iG 82 AL -W OV : be Sw be al fr $2 fr K Ie ~ » SS] "ONS JOSS 3 ESOS £5 3 ta ta ble 0 I = say MN TB
