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Sergeant
Promoted
Marine Pvt. First Class
Timothy M. Waters, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley W. Waters of
Route 2, Bok 2B, Steele Road,
Bessemer City, N. C., has
been meritoriously promoted
to his present rank upon
graduation from recruit
training at the Marine Corps
Recruit Depot, Parris Island,
S. C.
He received the early
promotion for his superior
performance during all
phases of the ll-week training
cycle, which emphasized
physical conditioning, self-
discipline and teamwork.
A 1977 graduate of
Bessemer City High School, he
joined the Marine Corps in
March 1977.
REV. HAROLD CAUDLE
Revival
Services
Underway
The publis is invited to at
tend a series of services, Jan.
2-Jan. 8, at the Kings Moun
tain Pentecostal Holiness
Church. Services will be held
nightly at 7 p. m. (Siaiday
services at 11 and 7). The
invited evangelist is the Rev.
Harold Caudle of Hamp
ton ville.
Rev. Caudle, a graduate of
Holmes Seminary, is a
general evangelist for the W.
N C Conference of the Pen-
tecostael Holiness Church.
Officers
Bected
Officers were dected at the
recent 4-H Horse Club meeting
of the Depot Center. Leanne
Sanders was elected President
and Beth Lineberry president,
with Casey Durham being
secretary-treasurer.
Discussion for the meeting
was led by James Swansson
and included safety tips on
saddling and bridling the
Western horse.
Refreshments were served
after the instructional session.
Earns
Medal
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Photo By Tom McIntyre
A TV WINNER - Mrs. Sue WUson of Rt. 1, Box 253, Kings
Mountain, is congratulated by Donald Storer, manager of the
Family Dollar Store on her good fortune. Mrs. Wilson was the
big prize winner in the drawing during the Family Dollar Store
Grand Opening Dec. 23. She won a 10 inch General Electric
color TV set.
THREE BIG DAYS
OF REVIVAL
Hear one of America’s Finest Preachers Dr.
Percy Ray from Myrtie Miss.
Jan.4-5-g
AT
FAITH BAPTIST CIRJRCH
On Linwood Rd.
Services Start at 7:30 Each Evening
Rev. Floyd N. Seay - Paator
Tech Students Selected
To VUho’s Vilho h College
Cook-Benton Vows Are Exchanged
staff Sergeant Diomas W.
Dover, son of Mrs. Margaret
C. Dover, 415 Cherokee St.,
Kings Mountain, recently was
presented his fourth award of
the Army Commendation
Medal in Osan, Korea.
Ihe medal was awarded for
meritorious service. Such
service can be over an ex
tended period of time or for
outstanding achievement in a
single situation. In either
case, the recipient must have
demonstrated skills and
' dedication far above the
average.
S. Sgt. Dover received the
award while assipied as a
public affairs office super
visor with the 38th Air
Defense Artillery Brigade in
Osan. He also holds the Bronze
Star Medal.
The sergeant entered the
Army in June 1968. He at
tended Gaston College,
Dallas.
Dr. Noel R. Lykins, vice-
president for Student Services
at Cleveland Tech, has an
nounced the Tech students
who were selected for the
Who’s Who Among Students in
American Junior Colleges.
“We’re pleased to make this
announcement and we’re
equally proud of our students
for this recognized honor,”
said Dr, Lykins.
The 1977-78 edition of
“Who’s Who Among Students
in American Junior Colleges”
will carry the names of 22
students f''»m Cleveland
County Technical Institute
who have been selected as
being among the country’s
most outstanding campus
leaders.
Campus nominating
committees arid editors of the
annual directory have in-
ckided the names of these stu
dents based on their academic
achievement, service to the
community, leadership in
Joined
College
Chapter
Jody Ham, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Ham of Kings
Mountain, has been initiated
as a member of Mu Eta
Chapter of Kappa Delta Pi at
Western Carolina University
where she is a student.
Hie purpose of Kappa
Delta Pi encourages high
professional, intellectual and
personal standards and
recognizes outstanding
contributions to education.
FIRE ALARM
Bethlehem Volunteer
Firemen answered a fire
alarm at 9:36 a. m. Thursday
and put out a fire in a trash
container in Midpines Com
munity.
NO WRECKS
Police reported that no
wrecks occurred during the
weekend and only one traffic
citation was issued for driving
after revocaboa It was a
quiet New Year’s Eve in the
dty, said a spokesman for
KMPD.
t{
FYom Wilson Oriffln
Choose your baby sitter
carefully. Explain to
her carefully and
thoroughly all she needs
to know about the
children, home facilities
and procedures to
follow. Prepare a card
listing the address and
telephone where you
can be reached — when
you will return — full
instructions whether to
feed, bathe, or put the
child to bed. Also list the
phone number of per
sons to call in case of
accident or sudden
illness; your family
doctor, fire and police
department, rescue
squad, gas and electric
company, etc.
GRIFHN
DRUG CO.
Downtown
Kings Mountain
FOR SERVICE
CALL 739-4721
extracurricular activities and
future potential.
They join an dite group of
students selected from more
than 700 institutions of higher
learning in all 50 states, the
District of Columbia, and
Puerto Rico.
Outstanding students have
been honored in the annual
directory since it was first
published in 1966
Senator
Harris
To Speak
Senator J. Ollie Harris will
be guest speaker at Thursday
night’s meeting of the
American Legion Auxiliary at
7:30 p. m. at the American
Legion Building.
The Legislative program for
the month has been arranged
by Mrs. Lillian Mitchem,
chairman.
Hostesses for January are
Mrs. Gertie Falls, Mrs. Willie
Howell, Mrs. Clara Rhea and
Mrs. Helen Yates.
Students named this year
from Cleveland County
Technical Institute include:
David Adkins, James Brown,
Rick Coley, Ms. Patricia
Davis, Ms. Sylvia Knight, Ms.
Lee Laughridge, Ms. Dottie
Leatherwood, Ms. Juanita Ly
kins, James McDaniel, Ms.
Marsha Moss, David Petty
john, Ms. Alice Carolyn Polk,
Tom Rabon, Ms. Verleen
Ross, Victor Smith, of Shelby;
Alford Miller of Gastonia; Ms.
Kay Crotts of Grover; Ms.
To-esa Gantt of Earl; Ms.
Sarah Hoyle and Darrell Pope
of Cherryville; Tracy Stewart
of Kings Mountain; Reggie
Wilson of Lattimore.
(From Page 5)
maids were Miss Elaine Hoyle
and Mrs. Charles Canipe of
Newton, Mrs. Tony Lee of
Lenoir and Miss Debbie
Reynolds of Lincolnton.
Odell Blanton was his son’s
best man.
Groomsmen were Rick
Bennett and Sonny Moss, both
of Kings Mountain, Stanley
Cook of Lawndale and Darrell
Bivens of Vale.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cook of Rt.
3 Lawndale. She is a 1972
graduate of West Lincoln High
School and is employed as an
independent sales consultant.
Mr. and Mrs. Odell Benton
of Kings Mountain are parents
of the bridegroom who is a Mix Concrete Company
1967 graduate of Kings Moun- Kings Mountain,
tain High School and is em- Route 2, Clierryville. will
ployed by Spangler's Ready home for the newlyweds.
be
Silver Villa k Sold
Ray Durham of Gastonia
Friday at 4 p. m. purchased
the Silver Villa from Mr. and
Mrs. Dion Brown.
Mr. Durham will continue to
operate the restaurant on East
King Street and is employing
the same staff and operating
on the same schedule as the
Browns.
The Browns are moving
today (Wednesday) to Lake
(^y, Tennessee. Mr. Brown is
a native of Tennessee.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown have
operated the restaurant for
seven and one-half years.
They have resided in Kings
Mountain since 1965.
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^Gifts
739-6256 .
212 East King Street
Dovie Laughridge Owner
andeei
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The roast beef is slow cooked, juicy, sliced
thin, and stacked high, with your choice of
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pound of sizzlin' charbroiled beef topped with
real fresh fixin’s plus cheese and pickles.
Take this coupon to any participating
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and the Big Deluxe is on us.
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