Pa«e SA-IORROR-HBRALD-Thunday, August 4, 1977
DEATHS
GORDON W. HUGHES
PuiMnl services tor
Gordon William
Hughes, as, of the Dixon
Community, will be
conducted Friday
morning at 11 a. m.
from Dixon
Preabyterlan Church of
which he was a member
and Elder.
Hla pastor. Rev. OUn
Whttener, assisted by
Rev. Russell Pitts, will
officiate at the rites, and
Interment will be In
Mountain Rest
Cemetery.
Mr. Hughes died
T\ieoday night at 10 p.
m. in Kings Mountain
Hoq;>ltal after several
month’s Illness.
He was a native of
Cleveland County, son
of the late Mr. and Mrs.
William Gordon
Hughes, Sr. and a
retired employe of
Elmer Lumber Com
pany and a retired
farmer.
Surviving are his
wife, Mrs. Annette Ware
Hu^es; three sons,
Billy Hughes, David
Ht'.ghes and Jackie
Hu^es, all of Kings
Mountain; three
brothers, Nevette
Hughes, BUI Hughfs,
both of lUngs Mountain,
and Robert Hughes of
Dunelon, Fla.; five
slaters, Mrs. E. C.
Martin, Mrs. PhUlp
Baker, both of Kings
Mountain, Mrs. W. B.
At^ey of Raleigh, Mrs.
O. C. Boone of Radtord,
Va., Mrs. W. I. CkrroU
of Asheboro; and tour
grandchUdren, Lisa,
Tina, Billy Hugk^, Jr.
and Loii Ann Hu^es.
The family wlU
receive friends Thur
sday nlglt, from 7 untU 9
p. m. at Harris Fimsral
Home.
C. I. SELLERS
Funeral services tor
Claude L Sellers, 69,
who died Wednesday
morning In Thompson
Rest Home at
Rutoertordton, will be
conducted Thursday at 4
p. m. from the Chapel of
Harris Funeral Home,
Interment following In
Mountain Rest
Cemetery.
Mr. Sellers was a
naUve of Cleveland
County and toa of the
late Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Sellers of
Cleveland County.
Surviving Is his
brother, Owen Sellers of
Kings Mountain.
Rev. Frank Shirley
officiated at the rites.
Harris Funeral Home
la In charge of
arrangements.
MRS. ADDIE HORD
Mrs. Addle Mahaley
Hord, 89, of 1825 West
Fourth St., Gastonia,
died Wednesday
morning.
Funerai services will
be at 2 p. m. Friday In
Colonial Chapel of
Oarothers Funeral
Home In Gastonia. The
family will receive
friends from 7 unttl 9 p.
m. tonight at the funeral
home.
Survivors Include
three eons, Walter
Albert Hord of Gas
tonia; Jeff Richard
Head of Stlllson, Ga.;
and Carl Julius Hord of
Savannah, Ga.; four
daughters, Mrs. Anne
Mauney of Memphis,
Tenn.; Mrs. Haley
Pllkey of Darilngton, S.
C.; Mrs. Grace Perkins
ot Gastonia and Mrs.
Lola Boling of Savan
nah; two half-brothers,
Fred Bridges of Shelby
and Charile Bridges of
Kings Mountain; 20
grandchildren, 20 great
grandchllcren and six
great great grand
children.
MRS. ADA WHITE
Funeral services tor
Mrs. Ada VeU White, 65,
of Shelby, mother of
Kenneth White of Kings
Mountain, were con
ducted Tuesday at 8 p.
m. from First Free Will
Baptist Church of
Shelby, Interment
following In Shelby’s
Sunset Cemetery.
Mra White was a
native of Rutherford
County and daughter of
the Ute William and
Ella Hayes Head.
She died Sunday In
Cleveland Memorial
Hoq;>ltal at Shelby after
a short Illness. *
Also surviving are
two sons, Charles White
of Gaffney, S. C. and
Morris White of Shelby;
three daughters, Mrs.
Jerry Hendrick, Mrs.
Carolyn Davis and Miss
Cathy White, aU of
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank the
many friends ana neigh
bors, First Baptist
Church, the KM Rescue
Squad and doctors and
nurses at Kings
Mountain Hcepltal tor
an their many kind
nesses and expressions
of sympathy at the
death of ouer loved one.
- THE FAMILY OF
BOB HURLBUT
Shelby; three
brothers, Jesse Head of
Lawndale and WllUe J.
Head and Calvin Head,
both of Shelby; one
sister, Mrs. Irene Rob
bins of New .House and
nine grandchildren.
CHARLES K.FOT
Funeral services tor
Charles Knox Foy, 77, of
Gastonia, retired
schoolteacher and
principal, were con
ducted Monday at 2 p.
m. from Plagah ARP
Church, Interment
following In die church
cemetery.
Mr. Foy had dene
some substituting
teaching at West School
and was well known to
Kings Mountsln
teachers and educators.
He died Saturday In a
Gastonia hospital.
A Ufe-long resident of
Gastonia, he was a vet-
emn of 48 years service
with the Guton County
School System, retiring
as principal of Aber
nathy Elementary
School.
Surviving are hla
wife, Mrs. Elizabeth
Wiggins Foy; four
brothers. Matt Foy,
Archie Foy, Walter Foy
and Clyde Foy, all of
Gastonia; and two
sisters, Mrs. Floyd Hun
ter and Mrs. Grant
Queen, both of Gastonia.
Memortela have been
designated to Shrlners
Hospital, Oxford Or
phanage, or Plsgah
ARP Church Building
Fund.
MRS. M. E. CONNER
Funend services for
Mrs. Mary Ethel
Conner, 88 of 941, Grace
St, who died Sunday In
Kings Mountain
Hospital, were con
ducted Tuesday at 4 p.
m. from Kings Moun
tain Baptist Church of
which she was a
member.
Rev. J. C. Gtoare, Rev.
MltcheU Pruitt and Rev.
Kelly Dixon officiated at
the rites and Interment
was In Mountain Rest
Cemetery.
Mrs. Conner died
following Illness of
several months.
She was daughter of
the late Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Alexender Davis
and widow of Max Lee
Conner.
Surviving are her son,
Yates Conner of Shelby;
a stepson, Rochel
Conner of Kings
Mountain; a step
daughter, Mrs. Sam
Dover of GiMtonla;
seven grandchildren
and one great - grand
child.
Memorials may be
made to the Heiut As
sociation of Kings
Mountain Baptist
Church.
PAULC. PETERSON
Paul C. Peterson,
stepfather of the late
Harold R. Hunnlcutt of
Kings Mountain, died
Monday night at Blair
Nursing Home In
Augusta, Ga. after
several week’s Illness.
He was husband of the
late Lucy Conder
Peterson and a veteran
of World War II service.
Surviving are his
daughter, Mrs. Dixie
Hunnlcutt Cutter of
Macon, Ga. five
grandchildren and three
great-grandchildren.
Graveside services
were held Wednesday at
2 p. m. from Mountain
Rest Cemetery with
Rev. Gary Wesuit of-
flclaiing.
MID - SUMMER
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Kidsi Ekim Bicycle
The MlrrorHersad la
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boys and girls 12 years
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tired of walking.
CHURCH BENEFIT
Young people of East
Gold Street Wesleyan
Church erlll sponsor a
yard sale tor Itensflt of
their beach trip on
Saturday morning
beginning at 9 a. m. on
the church lawn.
MEMBERSHIP
NIGHT
American Legion
Auxiliary Unit 116 Is
qxxiaorlng Msmberahlp
Night Thursday (to
night) at regular
meeting at 7:80 p. m. at
the Post Home. All
members are en
couraged to bring
memberships. Mrs.
Steve Harmon, Mrs.
Aud TTgnor and Mrs.
Furman Wilson will be
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