Page SA-MIRROR-HERALD-Thunday, February U, lfT7
NOTICE TO
CREDITORS
Having qualified as
Executrix of tbe :e state of
Flossie S. Clonlnger,
deceased, late of Cleveland
County, North Carolina,
this Is to notify all persons
having claims against the
estate of said decedent to
present them to the un-
derblgned on or before the
3rd day of August, 1977, or
this notice will be pleaded
In bar of their recovery.
All persons Indebted to
said estate will please
make Immediate payment
to the undersigned.
This 31st day of January,
1977
Flossie Z. Clonlnger
Rt.4, Box 240
Kings Mtn.,N.C. 28036
E. Scott Clonlnger
Attorney at Law
115 W. Mountain Street
Kings Mtn., N. C. 28086
Feb. 3, 10, 17 A 24
INVITATION
FORBIDS
The Kings Mountain
Redevelopment Com
mission wrlll receive sealed
Bids for Kings Mountain
Redevelopment Com
mission Downtown
Pedestrian Walkway
between Mountain Street
and First Union Bank
within the Central
Business District Project
N. C. R- 4, until 2 p. m. E.
D. T. March 31,1977, at the
office of the Redevelop
ment Commission located
at the rear of 116 West
Mountain Street, Kings
Mountain, North Carolina
at which time all Bids will
be publicly opened and
read aloud.
Work consists of furnish
ing and Installing concrete
walks, brick paving, brick
walls, lighting, benches,
landscaping and other
Items as noted on the
Drawings and In the
Technical Specifications.
The project will be
constructed under one
contract: General Con
struction.
Bid documents will be
available for Inspection In
the Plan Rooms of the
Associated General
Contractors and the F. W.
Dodge Company in Char
lotte, N. C.; and the office
of C. Oawfbrd Murphy,
Architect, P. A., 211 South
Washington Street, Shelby,
N. C.
Bid documents may be
obtained from the office of
the Architect on the
following basis:
Deposits of S26.00 for
each set of drawings and
the specifications will be
required. These deposits
will be refunded if the
drawings and'or
specifications are returned
In good condition within 10
days from date bids are
opened.
Individual sheets of
drawings, not comprising
a full set will be Issued for
a cost of $2.00 for each
sheet, not refundable.
Individual pages of the
specifications, not com
prising a full set, will be
Issued for a cost of 20 cents
for each page, not
refundable.
A certified check or bank
draft, payable to the order
of the Kings Mountain
Redevelopment Com
mission, negotiable U. S.
Government bonds, or a
satisfactory Bid Bond
executed by the Bidder and
an acceptable surety In an
amount equal to five
percent of the bid shall be
submitted with each bid.
The successful Bidder
will be required to furnish
and pay for satisfactory
performance and payment
bond or bonds.
Attention Is called to
the fact that not less than
the minimum salaries and
wages as set forth In the
Contract Documents must
be paid on this project, and
that the Contractor must
Insure that employes and
applicants for employment
are not discriminated
against because of race,
creed, color, sex, or
national origin.
The Kings Mountain
Redevelopment Com
mission reserves the right
to reject any or all Bids or
to waive any Informalities
In the bidding.
No bid may be with
drawn for a period of thirty
(80) days from the date of
the opening of Bids.
Kings Mountain
Redevelopment Com
mission
Gene White
Executive Director
Phone: (704) 789-8177
February 24, 1977
In The General
Court of Justloe
Superior Court
Division
STATE OF
NORTH CAROLINA
CLEVELAND COUNTY
ADMIN ISIRATOR’S-
EXECUTOR’S
NOTICE
Having qualified as
Executrix of the estate of
Edward Odell Gore of
Cleveland County, North
Carolina, this Is to notify
all persons having claims
against the estate of said
Edward Odell Gore to
present them to the un
dersigned within 6 months
from date of the
publication of this notice or
same will be pleaded In bar
of their recovery. All
persons Indebted to said
estate please make Im
mediate payment.
This the 8th day of
February, 1977.
Etta Farris Gore
Rt. 1, York Road
Kings Mtn., N. C. 28086
NOTICE OF
FORECLOSURE
SALE
NORTH CAROLINA
CLEVELAND COUNTY
Iftider and by virtue of
the power of sale contained
In that certain Deed of
Trust made by John Daniel
Jolly and wife, Gloria
JoUy, dated May 24, 1976,
and recorded in Book 849 at
Page 412 in the Cleveland
County Public Registry,
default having been made
In the payment of the In-
debtedness thereby
secured, and said Deed of
Trust, by the terms
thereof, being subject to
foreclosure, and pursuant
to an Order Authorizing
Foreclosure Sale issued by
the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Cleveland County,
N. C., the undersigned will
offer for sale, at public
auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash, at the
front steps of the Cleveland
County Courthouse, in
Shelby, North Carolina, at
2:30 p. m. on March 8,1877,
the property conveyed by
said Deed of Trust, the
same being described as
follows:
Being located In Number
Four (4) Township, In
Cleveland County, North
Carolina, and being
described as follows:
Beginning at a stake, the
intersection of Grove
Street and Rhodes Avenue,
the northeast corner of Lot
No. 36, and runs thence
with the western line of
Rhodes Avenue South 8
degrees 30- West 184 feet to
a stake, E. F. Plott (now or
formerly) corner; thence
with Plott’s (now or for
merly) line North 85
degree8-68’ West 200 feet to
a stake on the east line of
Lot No. 86; thence along
the eastern line of Lot No.
36 North 8 degrees-SO’ East
184 feet to a stake on the
southern line of Grove
Street, a common comer of
Lots Nos. 25 and 36; thence
along the southern line of
Grove Street South 846
degrees-6S’ East 200 feet to
the Beginning.
Being the northern
portion of Lot No. 36 in
Section 1 of Block 2 of the
Mrs. C. M. Whitesides
lands as shown on map or
plat made by J. Clarence
Burrell, Registered Sur
veyor, September 12,1947,
and duly recorded In Plat
Book 6 at Page 26 In the
Office of the Register of
Deeds for Cleveland
County, N. C.
And being the Identical
property described In that
certain Deed from Nellie
DeBrule Goforth and her
husband, Hall Goforth, to
John D. Jolly and wife,
Gloria Jolly, same being
recorded In the Office of
the Register of Deeds for
Cleveland County, N. C. In
Deed Book 16-L at Page 68.
Together with a certain
dwelling house located
there upon and all fixtures.
Improvements and ap-
purdenances thereto
connected.
TTils sale will be made
subject to all unpaid taxes
or assessments or other
prior liens of record.
A deposit will be
required of the successful
bidder. In cash, equal to
Ten Per Cent of the first
One Thousand ($1,000.00)
Dollars bid plus Five Per
Cent of the bid In excess of
One Thousand ($1,000.00)
Dollars.
This 8th day of
Fe'^ruary, 1977.
M. Roy Short, Jr.
‘Substitute Trustee
Feb. 17, 24
G-W Signs Gambrel],
Top S.C. Running Back
BOILINO SPRINGS -
Hardy Oambrell, one of
the most talented running
backs In South Carolina,
last fall, has signed a foot
ball grant-ln-ald with
Gardner-Webb College.
Gambrell, a 6-lOH, 180-
pounder, played at T. L.
Hanna High School, An
derson, S. C., where he was
an all-conference suid all-
state performer. He also
was a member of the South
Carolina Shrine Bowl
squad.
A three-year starter In
fbotball, Oambrell also Is a
member of the track team.
"We’ve signed ourselves
a. quality player," said O-
W head coach Oval Jaynes.
"Oambrell has excellent
speed and durability and
the potential to make a
great contribution to our
football program.”
Oambrell Is the llth high
school player to sign with
Oardner-Webb.
For CC Tourrwment
G-W Tourney Opponent
To Be Named Later
BOILINO SPRINGS -
After alreacty clinching a
home-court advantage In
the upcoming District 26
playoffs, Gardner-Webb
must wait until the finals of
the Carollnas Conference
Tournament to learn Its
opponent.
Any one of four teams
could land the fourth slot in
the single-elimination
playoffs, which begin
Tuesday, March 1. Gard
ner- Webb is seeded No. 1
NOTICE
OF SALE OF
REAL PROPERTY
Under and by virtue of
the power of sale contained
In that certain deed of trust
executed by Hamrick
Omstructlon, Inc. dated
April 24,1970 and recorded
In Book 777 at page 609 In
the office at the Register of
Deeds for Cleveland
(bounty. North Carolina,
default having been made
In the payment of the In-
debtedness thereby
secured, said deed of trust
being by the terms thereof
subject to foreclosure, and
authorization for such
foreclosure having been
granted by the Clerk of Su
perior Court of Cleveland
Oxmty, the undersigned
Substlture Trustee will
offer for sale at public
auction at the door of
Cleveland County Court
house In Shelby, North
Carolina, at 3:30 o’clock p.
m. on Friday, March 18,
1977 the property conveyed
in said deed of trust, same
lying In Number Four
Township, Cleveland
County, North Carolina,
and being more parti
cularly described as
fbllows:
Beginning at a new Iron
comer, said comer being
South 78-26 East 360 feet
from West Williams south
west comer and Plonks
corner In Horde line;
thence from the new Iron
comer, a new line North
11-84 Eut 200 feet to a new
corner; thence another
new line South 78-26 East
100 feet to a new comer;
thence a new line South 11-
34 West 200 feet to a new
corner In the West
Williams south boundary
line; thence North 78-26
West 100 feet to the
Beginning, containing
20,000 square feet.
This being a part of the
West WUUams 82.60 acre
tract.
Being carved out of the
land conveyed by Clyde A.
Huffstlckler and wife to
Thomas B. Robinson by
deed dated July 6, 1946, as
will appear on record In
the office of the Register of
Deeds for Cleveland
County in Book 6-0 at page
623.
Surveyed on August 8,
1964, by J. A. ’Trammell, R.
L. S., Kings Mountain,
North Carolina.
For further reference
see deed dated July 7,1966
from Hamrick Con
struction Company to
Walker G. Dunlap, and
Westley Williams and wife,
to Hamrick Construction
Company, Inc., and now on
record In the office of the
Register of Deeds for
C^velsuid County.
But this sale will be
made subject to all out
standing and unpaid taxes
and special assessmenfs.
The Substitute Trustee
may require a ten percent
deposit of the successful
bidder at the sale, pending
confirmation of the sale.
This 16th day of
February, 1677.
Robert L. Bradley,
Substitute ’Trustee
2-17, 24; 8:3, 10.
In the playoffs. The No. 2
and 8 teams alreaify have
been decided. They are St.
Augustine’s and Catawba
with St. Augustine’s being
the host team. They also
will play March 1.
The District 26 cham
pionship game will be
played Wednesday, March
2, at a neutral site.
Gardner-Webb Is 28-2 on
the season with one game
remaining, that at lime
stone College Wednesday,
Feb. 23.
Catawba’s success tai the
Carollnas Conference
’Tournament will have a
bearing In determining G-
W’s playoff opponent.
Berths are awarded to the
CIAA Southern Division
Champion (St.
Augustine’s), the Inde
pendent with the best
overall record against
NAIA schools (Gardner-
Webb), the Carollnas
Conference Tournament
winner, and the remaining
District 26 team with the
best record.
By virtue of Its record,
Catawba qualifies for the
playoffs regardless of Its
outcome In the Carollnas
Conference tournament.
Should Catawba win the
tournament, then It would
represent the conference
and Pfeiffer would become
the No. 4 team.
But, should a non-
dlstrlct 26 team, either
Atlantic Christian or
Pembroke State, win the
Carollnas Conference
’Tournament, then Guilford
would become the playoff
representative and the
Gardner-Webb opponent.
’Ihe final option occurs If
a District 26 team other
than Catawba wins the
tournament. That team
would earn the berth op
posite Gardner-Webb.
Other District 26 teams In
the Carollnas CJonference
are Blon, High Point,
Guilford and Pfeiffer.
TRIPLET GOATS - Hennaa and Hilda Goforth were
surprised Sunday morning with the arrival of triplet
nanny goats at their farm on Shelby Rd. Mama and
nspa Goat were surprised, too, according to Mrs.
Goforth. The goats are the first triplets In the pet family
at the Goforths. Two of the baby goats are solid white,
the third la grey mingled with white. Their weight was
about two pounds, according to Hilda.
Photo By Lib Stewart
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A quick, easy, and
calorie-conscious way to
brown meatballs Is to
place them in a shallow
pan In a 4(W degree F. oven
and roast until browned.
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Servlng steak at an In
formal outdoor buffet?
Slice thin and serve on
hamburger rolls or French
bread. Add com on the cob
and finger salad, and you
can forget about silver
ware.
Living Done More Li
Family Rooms Today
The name "living room”
la not quite apt as a
description of the role that
room actually plays In
most homes.
Tbday, family rooms are
where the living Is.
The typical living room
la about as lively as a
museum, which la what It
has largely become. It's
where we put our “beat"
furniture — then mentally
rope It off for cmnpany
occasions.
Meanwhile, the family
room (hub of household
actlvlUea) has to tamke do
with odds and ends of
fUmlahlnga and hand-me-
downs.
In the Fifties and Startles
before housing costs
ballooned all out of
proportion to Incomes, It
ml^t have made sense to
keep a room standing Idle
fbr occasional use. But
anyone who has considered
buying a home lately, or
adding living space to an
existing home, knows how
expensive It Is to maintain
a museum In these In-
fiatlonary days.
In The General
Oeartot
Justloe
SiRteriorOonrt
Division
STATE OF
NORTH CAROLINA
develaad County
ADHINIBTRAIOB'S-
BXECUTOR’S
NOTICE
Having qualified as
Administratrix of the
eatato ct Mger Ctaarlaa
Wiggins of Clevelaad
County, North Carolina,
this la to notify all persona
having elalnu against the
estate of said Edgar
diarlea Wiggins to preawit
them to the undersigned
within 6 noonths from date
of the publication of this
notleo or same wlU be
pleaded In bar of their
recovery. All persons
tndobted to said estate
ploass make Immedlata
payment.
TMa the 8th day of.
Februaiy, 18771.
Chrolyn B. Wiggins,
Administratrix
UOT Gold St. Ext,
KbinJEtn., N. C. 9B088
February' 10, '177 M *
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(If you figure building
costs at a conservative $20
per square foot, an
average 12 by 16-foot living
room represents an In
vestment of $8,600, and
that's before furnishings.)
Chn't there be some
happy medium between
the living room and family
room? One room that
combines both good design
and function? A room that
not only looks attractive
but worts hard too?
The editors of McCklTs
magazine think so, and
with the help of Interior
designers at Armstrong,
they've come up with three
such rooms that they’re
featuring In the February
1977 Issue.
They’re calling them
’Tlve-tai" rooms because
they’re activity-oriented,
not mere showcases.
The rooms are decorated
In three different regional
American styles — South
west, Northern California
and Northeast — making
use of natural materials
found in these places or
man-made look-alikes.
They’re full of
decorating Ideas too: bullt-
1ns, double-duty furniture,
do-lt-yourself products,
crafts, and Intriguing color
schemes borrowed from
the environment.
The ambience of the
Northeast room Is witty,
playful and urbane, like
the sophisticated cities of
Boston, Philadelphia and
New York. The focal point
of the decorating Is a baby
grand pisuio, and the room
la a delightful place to
entertain guests.
The Northern California
room la rugged, outdoorsy,
suggestive of rock-ribbed
coast and redwood forest.
It's a room that campers,
hikers and climbers will
love to come back to.
The Southwest room
shows the designers’
thought processes at work.
It was conceived for an
active family whose
hobbles are weaving,
macrame, pottery and
other native American
cimfts.
Because the room Is
busy, the color scheme Is
restful. The stuccobed
walls (the kind you brush
on) are painted a desert
sand color.
All of the woodwork is
desert sand too: the post-
and-beam construction
(typical of ranch houses) •
which frames the seating
areas; the buUt-ln desk-
worttable at the side of the
room; and the wall of
drawers and nooks (for
skeins of yam, clay and art
supplies) at the back of the
room.
All these bullt-lns and
bullt-ons can be duplicated
by the ordinary
homeowner from stock
Items at the lumber yard.
The tortoise-shell blinds
of split-bamboo along the
back wall conceal more
storage.
The plank celling Is the
do-lt-yourself kind from
Armstrong In a slightly
darter desert sand color
(actually a ’’bleached
wood” effect). Colors In
the Armstrong Place 'n
Press fkxir tiles are desert
sand (for the background)
and earth brown, smoke
blue and clay red (for the
Indian design).
Navy Seaman Recruit
Rodney J. Glover, whose
wife Hazel Is the daughter
of Rev. and Mrs. John F.
Carson of P. O. Box 861,
Bessemer City, has
completed recruit training
at the Naval Training
Center, Orlando, Fla.
During the eight-week
training cycle, trainees
studied general military
subjects designed to
prepare them for further
academic and on-the-Job
training In one of the
Navy's 86 basic oc-
ciq>atlonal fields.
Included In their studies
were seamanship, close
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For a hickory flavor In
barbecued steaks, qirlnkle
damp hickory chips on
coals a few minutes before
coals are ready. Cover
meat with grill cover or
sheet of aluminum foil
during last few minutes of
grilling for stronger flavor.
Other neutrals and
accent colors found In the
furnishings and acces
sories are ochre, otf-whlte,
charcoal black, terra
cotta, and sunset red.
The neutral-natural
theme finds further ex
pression In the choice of
furnishings. The tub chairs
are rattan, the sofa has
cane sides, the lamps have
pottery bases, and the
stacking tables are woven
from plant fiber. (The
stacking table next to the
sofa Is turned upside down
and holds two yucca
plants.)
Tbe Southwest room can
convert from crafts to
company In a Jiffy because
of the buUt-ln storage
space, practical but good-
looking furniture, and
easy-to-clean surfaces,
like the tile floor.
Are they family rooms,
living rooms or Uve-ln
rooms, as the magazine
calls them? Tsike your
pick. At least they aren’t
museums.
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Seaman Recruit Glover
Completes Basic Training
order drill. Naval history
and first aid.
He Joined the Navy In
November 1976.
NOTICES
FOR STANLEY HOME
PRODUCTS CALL
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Real Estate
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