Lynches Attend Graduations
Andrew Robert ToUeeon
and Jane Elliabeth
Harrell, grandchildren of
Mr. and Mra. Haywood E.
Lynch of Klnga Mountain,
-s ^^aduated from high
^ achool In recent exerclaea.
^ Jane, daughter of Loaale
and Sam Harrell,
graduated from Peachtree
High School In Atlanta, Oa.
June S. Mlaa Harrell was a
member of the National
Honor Society and also
active In math, science and
art clubs on campus.
Andy, son of Betsy and
Oeorge R. Tolleson of
Oolumbla, S.C., graduated
from Lower Richmond
High School on May 81. He
Is also grandson of Mrs.
W.W. Tolleson of Oreen-
vllle, S.C. and the late Mr.
Tolleson, all formerly of
IQngs Mountain.
The Lynches attended
the finals exercises In
.Atlanta and Oolumbla.
Wedding
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Invitations
Are Issued
Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Franks and son. Jamas,
and daughter, Alice, of
Wilmington, Del., spent
the week with his grand
mother, Mrs. James B.
Franks of Kings Mountain,
•after visiting his father,
William Franks In
Belmont.
Mrs. Betty B. Hughes
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
E. Wilson of Kings
Mountain have Issued
wedding Invitations to the
wedding of their daughter
|ktd son, Miss Lesla Ann
Hughes and Fleets LaMont
WUson.
the wedding will take
place Sun., July 1, at 8 p.m.
In East Qod Wesleyan
iiurch on East Oold
Itreet.
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Bible
School
Slated
Vacation Bible School
will be held at Pathway
Baptlat Chu.-ch June ao-M
from 7 until $ p.m. each
evening.
Classes will be con
ducted for all ages and
transportation will be
provided by calling 788-
8738.
Pathway Baptist Church
Is located on Parkdale
Circle and Rev. James
Hamrick Is pastor.
Singing
Services
Planned
Special song services
will be held at Pathway
Baptlat Church on Park-
dale Circle Sat., June leth,
at 7 p.m.
Special singers will be
The Ambassadors from
Rock HUl, S.C. and the
Thessalonlans from
Shelby.
The public Is Invited,
according to an
nouncement by Rev.
James Hamrick, pastor.
HOT DOO SALE
The youth de^iartment of
Kla||a Mountain Baptist
Cmrcn will spoiiaor a hot
dog and bake sale Friday
from 11 a.m. until 6 p.m. In
the church fellowship hall.
Hot dogs will cost 60 cents
each and dessert ntay be
purchased by the slice or
whole cake or pie.
BATON OUNIC
The Parks and
Recreation Department is
sponsoring a Baton Clinic
to be held the week of June
18 through the 33 at Deal
Community Center.
Instruction by Miss Vicki
Collins, "1071 Majorette of
America", will be for
Beginner, Intermediate
and Advanced classes. The
classes are for one hour a
day and the fee Is $13 for
the week.
Registration will be held
June 16 from 6-6 p.m. at the
front entrance In Deal
Community Center.
VISITS HEBE
Carole and Robert
Klnneman have returned
to Washington, D.C. after a
visit with their grand
mother, Mrs. J.H. Arthur
on Edgemont Dr. Because
the Klnneman family have
lived In Spain, It had been
five years since they had
visited In Kings Mountain.
They are children of Dr.
and Mrs. Robert Kln
neman. Mrs. Klnneman Is
the former Shirley Arthur.
IT’S A GIRL
Mr. and Mrs. Don Phifer
of Kings Mountain an
nounce the arrival of their
third daughter, Leslie Ann,
May 30th, Cleveland
Memorial Hospital,
Shelby.
The baby weighed six
pounds, nine ounces and Is
grainddaughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Mensell Phifer of
Kings Mountain and Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Bolin of
Shelby. She Is great-
grsuiddaughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank C. Ware of
Kings Mountain.
Other members of the
Don Phifer family are
Jennifer, age five, and
dndy, age two.
Mrs. Phifer Is the former
Janice Bolin.
NEW OFFICERS—Pictured are new officers of the
American Legion Auxiliary following their Installation
Thursday night by Mrs. James Oalleado, left, of
Stanley, state president of the American Legion
Auxiliary. Others, from left, BIrs. Clara Rhea,
Photo by Lib Stewart
president; Mrs. Gertie Falls, vice president; Mrs. Zoe
Falls, Mrs. J.D. Barrett, outgoing president, Mrs.
Outrles Hampton, Mrs. Daisy McCurry, Mrs. Ida Long,
Mrs. Rachel Ledford and Mrs. Brenda Beatty.
Auxiliary Installs Officers
Clara (Mrs. B.W.) Rhea
was Installed as the new
president of Otis D. Green
Unit 166, American Legion
Auxiliary, at the American
Legion Building.
Mrs. James V. Caliendo,
at Stanley, state president
of the Auxiliary, was the
Installing officer.
Other new officers are
Mrs. Luco (Gertie) Falls,
vice-president and
membership chairman;
Mrs. Ralph (Judy)
Giindstaff, second vice-
president; Betty (Mrs.
Charles) Hampton,
recording secretary;
Arlene (Mrs. J.D.)
Barrett, corresponding
secretary and treasurer;
Mrs. Daisy McCurry,
chaplain; Mrs. J.E.
Mauney, assistant
chaplain; Judy (Mrs.
Steve) Harmon, historian;
and Rachel (Mrs. Harold)
Ledford and Mra. Brenda
Beattie, eergeant-at-arms.
Mrs. J.D. Barrett,
outgoing president,
presided and Mrs. B.W.
Rhea, chaplain, conducted
the devotionsJ.
A Memorial service to
deceased members was
led by Mrs. Barrett,
assisted by Mrs. Rhea and
Mrs. Orangrel Jolly.
Families of deceased
members, Mrs. Carl V.
Wlesener and Mrs. Robert
McCurry, were present as
special guests.
Oo-hostesses were Mrs.
Hubert Aderholdt, Mrs.
Zoe Falls, and Mrs. Myrtle
Clirlstenaon. They served
punch and party pick-ups
from a decorated refresh
ment table.
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