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‘Mothers’ Was Theme For
Senior Citizens Program
"Mothers” was the
theme for the Senior
Citizens Program last
Friday at the Kings
Mountain Community
Center. Mrs. Verlee Mask
and Mrs. Thelma Hicks
were In charge of the
program.
T^ie program opened
with Mrs. Mask welcoming
everyone and quoting the
scripture verse which says
“Honor thy father and
mother.” Mrs. Diane
Davis read a poem entitled
"Why God Made
Mothers." Mrs. Margaret
Meeks gave a brief talk on
Mothers and the qualities
which they Instill In their
children. Among the
qualities she mentioned
were faith and hope, Love
Mrs. Meeks concluaea
with a prayer for all
Mothers.
The heart of everyone
seemed touched as Mrs.
Wyonna Pearson sang the
hymn "Suppdrtlme."
Mrs. Connie Putnam,
secretary for the Kings
Mounta'n Aging Program,
read a story which she
wrote entitled "Reach Out
and Touch Spring." The
story tells of how a mother
realizes that even In the
later years can ap
preciate the beeauty of
life.
The recreation
department (Roy Pearson
and Mrs. Verlee Mask)
provided flowers as a
special recognition for
some of the mothers. Mrs.
Thelma Hicks, site
manager, made the
presentations. Flowers
were presented to the-
following:
Oldest Mather — Mrs.
Jenny Yelton bom in 1888.
Mother with the most
living children — Grace
Baldwin who has 12
children living.
Mother with the most
grandchldren — Mrs.
Eunice McKinney who has
40 grandchildren.
Mother with the most
great-grandchlldrdn —
Mrs. Beatrice Pattersoa
who has 17 great
grandchildren.
As an added surprlss,
Mrs. Diane Davis gave a
cake decorated with pink
rosea to Mrs. Beulah
Mauney In honor of ths
Senior citizens who wars
not mothers and especially
in honor of the motherly
characteristics which Mrs.
Mauney exhibits. Mrs.
Hicks said Mrs. Davis was
"adopting" Mrs. Maunsy
as one of her grand
mothers for Mothers"
Day.
The Mothers Day
program concluded with
everyone enjoying lunch.
Serving Homemade Ice Cream
El Bethel United Methodist
Church will be serving homemade
Ice cream and cake Sunday,
May 16th, from 8 until 8 p. m. at the
church fellowship hall.
There Is no charge but donations
will be accepted, said a spokesman.
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SALE
It’s Sandal Week!.^
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B. women’s 3-Band has Multi-Color Sole
andTatami Insole. Regularly $5 97
C. Women's Thong on Low Wood Wedge
Contrast Stitching. Regularly $5 97
D. Women’s T-Strap Sits on a Thick
Multi-Color Sole, Regularly $5 97
Bonus
Girls’ Macrame Vamp Sandal
has Rope Wedge. Sizes 8'/2-4
Regularly $7.97. SAVE $2.42
Big Selection of
Macrame Handbags.
Sale Priced from
Men’s White Casual Slip-on has
Moc Toe and Comfort Lining.
Regularly $7 97. SAVE $2.53
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Ihunday, May 12, 1077—MIRROR-HERALD—Page SB
Gardner-Webb Sets
Summer Class Dates
Mn. Enaloe BIOKInney, gnat-gnat
grandmother of 17, waa honond with
flowen on Mother’s Day In a special
efttMaa at fte Oomnwity Osater.
Making the presentatloa are Verlee
Mask, left, and Thelma Hicks, right.
BOILING SPRINGS -
Dates for Uie Summer
•snslons at Oardner-Webb
College have been an
nounced by Executive Vice
President and Dean
Thomas J. McGraw,
dteector of the summer
school.
The first term will begin
with reglstraUon June 6
and close with
anmlnatlons July 8. The
aocond five-week term will
begin July 0 and close
August 18. More than 60
tfKferent courses will be
Offered during each
eoeelon.
The summer sessions
an an Integral part of the
college year and are ac
credited by the Southern
Association of colleges and
Schools. Students may
earn six semester hours of
credit each session, or sev
en hours of credit with
special permission.
Students already
enrolled at other colleges
may attend the Gardner-
Webb summer school.
Additional Information
may be Obtained by con
tacting the Director of the
Summer School, or the
Director of Admissions of
the college.
Courses wlU be offered In
business, date procesalng,
biology, chemistry,
English, geology, history,
mathematics, political
science, psychology,
religion, sociology,
Spanish, physical
education, music
education and others.
Creative Writing
Contest Planned
Cleveland County
Technical Institute Is spon
soring a creative writing
contest as part of the Arts
and Crafts Fair to be held
May 28 and 29. There are
two major categories:
Poetry and Short Story. All
ages (children, high school
students, adults) are en
couraged to participate
and entries will be
classified according to
age.
The rules for the con
test are as follows:
All entries should be
typewritten with the
person's name eq>peaiing
on the top right-hand
comer.
Only three entries per
person ve allowed In each
category. There Is no
specified length for en
tries.
Print name, address,
telephone number, and age
Awarded
(or classification such as
adult) on an Index card or
slip of paper to be mailed
with entries.
There wUl be first,
second, and third place
winners In each
classification (children,
high school students,
adults) In each category
(Poetry, Short Story).
First place winners In
Poetry will be pubUahed
In "The Tiger Paw”
(Cleveland Tech’s
newspaper). If possible,
short story entries may be
published.
The deadline for entries
Is May 26, 1977.
Send entries to: Mrs.
Dorothy P. McIntyre,
Department Head —
General Education,
Cleveland County
Technical Institute, 187
South Post Road, Shelby,
N. C. 28160.
All entries will be
displayed In Cleveland
T e c h ’ a Learning
Resources Center, May 28
and 29.
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Service
Ribbon
WICXnTA FALLS, Tex.
— Technical Sergeant Obto
D. Boyce, whose parents
are Mr. and Mrs. Obedlah
Boyce of Rt. 2, Bessemer
dty, N. C., Is now wearlnt
a distinctive service ribbon
as a member of M
organization which
recently received the U. 0.
Air Force Outstandlnf
Unit Award.
Sergeant Boyce Is aa
aircraft malntenanee
Instructor at Sheppard
AFB, Tex., at the USAF
School of .^pUed Aaio-
space Sciences that earned
the award for merltorloiM
service from January 1.
1974, to December 81,19TI.
The sergeant Is a 18n
gradudide of Lincoln Higk
School. His wife, Lula, la
the daughter of Mrs. Katla
B. wmiarns 'of Xd
Oevelzuid, Wichita Falls,
Tex.
Left to Right
MISSY, NIKKI, EDIE
GAIL AND EDDIE
HERNDON with Wade
H. Tyner, Jr. present
ing keys to them for
their new 1977 LTD
STATION WAGON.
HOmHOSA/EMOWY
FOURINIWSWini
ramNYDRYAinOIIIANCIIIl
Wade iyiier*!s
Family Reunion.
Now that Wade'i cut priee$,your famHy can get
together with the Ford family s^in.
1. You pay only simple interest on your monthly
declining balance. And only for the number of days
you use your loan funds. You also gain the advan
tage of First-Citizens’ low bank rate for auto
financing,
2. You can save money by making early payments
or by paying extra amounts in advance.
3 You may pay off the entire amount of your loan
anytime without a prepayment penalty/no rule of
78's or short rate rebate of unearned interest.
4 You may make your payment any day of each
month Unlike other financing plans, with PayAny-
Day loans there's never a delinquency charge tor
late payment. Simple interest simply accrues from
date of last payment.
If you've looked at the price
stickers on new cars lately, you
know that car prices have gone
up along with the prices on
everything else. But fords and
families belong together. And
that’s why Wade Tyner is hav
ing a Family Reunion Sale.
Wade's got a good inventory of
new cars and trucks. And he's
cut the price on each and every
one of them. So get on over to
Wade's place, i^d bring the
family.
2-door Granada with air, pric*
reduced to $4599.
INSIST ON MYANYDAY SIMPLE WTHttST AUTO HNANONG
ONIYAT FIRST-CITIZENS.THE CAN DOBANK.
Be/ore you buy. borrow. Imance or srgn anythmg. rnsrst orr a PayArryDay loan at Frrst-Otrzens Bank or through your dealer
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