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Page 8A-MlRBOB-inERAIJ>-W8i«M*iy, Naeamber M, ItTt
Commissioners Approve
Thanksgiving Resolution
Whereas, Our fore-
fathen In thla 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 Qod for his
blessings, and
Whereas, the divine
guidance of the Almighty
Ood 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 dtlsena, are en
joying material and
spiritual blessings
unimaginable to our fore
fathers, and
Whereas, We should tak*
advantage of every o|>>
portunlty to express our
thankfulness, and eep«>
dally at the Thanksglvtng
Whereas, We should be
most humbly apprecUtWe
of our good fortune, and
Whereas, Hie sincere
eiqireealon of thankfulnees
gives a glow of satlafactlon
to both the giver and the
recel ver, and
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Now, therefore, be It ra>
solved by the Mayor and
Board of Oommlaslonera at
the City of Kings Mountain
In Special Sesslan on this
the 32nd day of November,
1076, that we, as a aty, do
hereby offer our slncero
appreciation for the many
blesstngs that have been
and continue to be oun;
and that we do urge aU
cltlsens of Klnga Mountain
to join In expresalans and
observances of Thanks
giving on Thursday,
November 36, 1076.
Foster Parents of
Cleveland County will host
ablg Christmas party Dec.
18 at 7:80 p. m. at Kings
Mountain Community
Center for benefit of all
foster children In the
county.
Mrs. Verlee Mask,
chairman of arrangements
for the hoUday, said that
gifts and donations would
be appreciated and ahe
Invites any citizen wishing
to make contributlan of
presents or cash for
refreshments and gifts to
caU her at 780-8540.
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ms TURKEY
THE DITCHDIOOEBS — Oty em-
ployes are seen here digging a ditch for
the installation of a alx inch water line
down Watterscn St. ms Is part of the
city’s upgrading of water lines In vailoas
Photo By Tom Molatyre
sectloBa of the city. The Watteraoa St.
Ihie Is being Inetalled now to blaod In
with the Oaasler St. Urban Renewal
iwoject.
Obituaries
“7*7”
H. GRADY WOODS
Funeral services for H.
Orady Woods, 71, of
Shelby, retired Shelby
pcdlceman and father of
two Kings Mountain do
zens, were conducted
Sunday at 2 p. m. from
Highland Bs^tlst Church
by Rev. Johnny Crotts and
Rev. Leonard ThomM,
Interment following In
Cleveland Memorial Park.
Mr. Woods died Friday
afternoon In Llncolnton
Nursing Home.
Surviving are his wife,
Mrs. Flossie Brlgman
Wooda; his son, H. Orady
Woods, Jr. of mngs Moun
tain; his stepson, Walter
Davis of Shelby and Mar-
shaU Davte of Detroit,
Mich.; five daughtera,
Mrs. Shelby KlrkendaU of
Oelenhouser, Germany,
Mrs. PrlsclUa Martin of
Shelby, Mrs. PhylUe
MoateUa of Myrtte Beach,
S. C., Mrs. Virginia Clark
of Warrington, Fla. and
Mrs. Gertnide Weathera of
Shelby; two atep-
daughtere, Mrs. Patsy
Oaks of Detroit, Mich., and
Mrs. Juanita Hardin of
Albuquerque, N. M.; one
brother, William Wooda of
OerterevlUe, Ga.; ana sis
ter, Mrs. Ruby Kilgore of
Eastman, Ga.; 30 grand
children and 11 great -
grandchildren.
from Green Pond United
Methodist Church by Rev.
G. F. Manlgo, interment
following m Adams Chapel
Church Cemetery In Kings
Mountain.
Mr. Burris died Hies-
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-
grandchlldren.
MRS. A. R. COBB
Funeral services for
Mrs. AUce BoUn Cobb, 84,
of Blacksburg, B. C.,
formerly of Kings Moun
tain, were conducted
Monday at 3 p. m. from the
Chapel of Harris BXineral
Home.
Rev. Leonard Huff-
stetlar, pastor of Penley's
Cluqiel MethodlBt Church,
officiated at the rites, and
interment was In Mountain
Rest Cemetery.
Mrs. Cobb died Saturday
at Cherokee County
Hospital In Gaffney, S. C.
She was daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. John
BoUn and widow of John
Joe Cobb.
Surviving la her brother,
Irvin BoUn, of Blacksburg,
S. C.
Hospital
REPORT
PRIOR TO NOV. if
NOV. St
C.D. BURRIS
Funeral services for
CSevelsuid Dick Burris, 68,
of Clover, S. C., brother of
Mrs. Thelma Monroe of
Kings Mountain, were con
ducted Sunday at 3 p. m.
Joe Black, B. C., Maggie
Carroll, K. M., Mra.
Ronnie Conrad, K. M.,
Amos Dunn, Gastonia,
Mrs. Benjamin Goforth,
Gaatunla, Joe Herndon, K.
M., R. J. Hodge, GaetonU,
Paul Jacluon, K. M., Mra.
Hugh Logan, K. M., Clifton
Morgan, K. M., Doris
McGinnis, K. M. Peggy
Owens, K. M., CaUle
PhUllps, Gastonia, Mra.
James Pursley, K. M.
NOV. 16
Steven Dean, 1764
Ganiaon Blvd., Gastonia,
CUfton Morgan, Rt. 2, Box
806, Mrs. Joe Tyler, 103 8.
Carpenter St
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Register No Purehase Required Drawings
Every Mon.'Winners WiH Be Posted
Last Weeks Winner
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CHERRIES
Brachs
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MODEL KITS
ASSORTMENT OF CARS, ROATS.
PLANU, MOTORCYCLES. ARDJARtt.
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REGULAR $1.49*"
Westclox Bectric
ALARM
CLOCK
M.95
$299
Douglas Childers, 304
Sunset Dr., Clover, 8. C.,
TJiiNi Curry, Bt. 4, Mra.
Bobby Haney, Rt. 6,
Gastonia. Mamie
LoveUce, Rt 4, Mary
WaDa, 110 Walker 8t.
NOV. 81
IDs. Jamee Belt, Rt. 4,
Mre. PhllUp LMumone, Rt.
S, Clover, 8. C., Marvin
Martin, Stinnett Acres, B.
C., Marshall Kalth
Mayberry, 330 Camp
Rotary Rd., Gastonia,
Hoyla Owana, 606 Monroe
Ave., Mrw. Ray Ruff, 604
Boston Ava., 8. C., Mrs.
Chartae Stewart, 404 Bakar
Wayne Poe Promoted
To Master Sergeant
An official at MacDUl
AFB, Fla., bas announced
the promotlan of Wayne L.
Poe to maetar eargeant In
the U. 8. Air Fbrce.
Sergeant Poa, son of
Mrs. Lillian Poe of US B.
Ohio Ave., Beaeamer City,
Is a quaUty control siwar-
vlBor with a unit of ttia
Tactical Air Command.
Tha sergaant la a 1188
graduate of Central High
School. HU erlfe, Rachel, is
the daughter of Mr. and
Mra. Clark Palmar of
Preaton, Mias.
NOV..M
Mrs. Paul Henson, Oak
Grova Rd., WUburn
KuykandaU. Rt 8, WUUam
Laughter, 600 W. Gold St.,
Robert MulUnax, 106 In
man St, B. C., Bvelyn
RoUnaon, 104 Bight St., B.
C., Mrs. Ronnie Wattenon,
Rt. S.
ICY HOT
PUTS PAIN TO SLEEP
Now for the first lime, overnight
blessed temporary relief from the
pain of arthritis, bursitis, rheuma
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
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THANKSGIVMG DAY
So That Our Employes May Spend The
Holiday With Their Families
SMITH DRUGS
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