Page 2A-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Thursday, May 20. 1982
‘OBITURRIES
JUSTIN RAMEY
Jutin Endel Ramey, infant son
of Burris Endel Ramey Jr. and
Lisa Baity Ramey of Route 1,
Grover, died Thursday at
Cleveland Memorial Hospital.
In addition to his parents, he is
survived by his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Burris E. Ramey
and Mrs. Marjorie White Baity,
all of Kings Mountain, and Ken-
neth Baity of Greenville, S.C.
Graveside services were con-
ducted Friday at 2 p.m. at
Mountain Rest Cemetery by the
Rev. Harold Hutchinson.
MRS. WATTERSON
‘ Mrs. Bonnie Matthews Wat-
: terson, 69, of Route 2, died
' Wed., May 12, at her home.
A Cleveland County native,
she was the daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad McGinnis.
Her first husband was the late
Broadus Matthews.
She is survived by her hus-
band, A.V. Watterson; one
daughter, Mrs. James (Mary
Jane) Owens of Kings Mountain;
one sister, Mrs. Hubert McGin-
nis of Kings Mountain; two step-
sons, James Watterson of Mor-
ristown, N.J., and Gene Watter-
son of Riverdale, Fla.; and one
grandchild.
Services were conducted Fri-
day at 3 p.m. at Bethlehem Bap-
tist Church by the Rev. Sam
Murphy. and the Rev. Russell
Fitts. Burial was in the church
cemetery.
CECIL MOSES
BESSEMER CITY - Cecil
Moses, 45, of 311 East Maine
Avenue, died Wed., May 12, at
Gaston Memorial Hospital.
A Gaston County native, he
was the son of John Moses of
Gastonia and the late Estelle
Moses, and was employed as a
heavy equipment operator for
the Town of Bessemer City.
He is survived by his wife,
Linda Downs Moses; two
brothers, Bill Moses and William
Moses of Bessemer City; two
half-brothers, Wade Cline of
Jacksonville, Ga., and John
Moses Jr. of Bessemer City; five
i sisters, Mrs. William Toney of
Kings Mountain, Mrs. Donald
Demery of Leesburg, Va., Mrs.
Alvin Sawyer of Augusta, Ga.,
Mrs, Eugene Jackson of Dallas,
and Carl Ross of Bessemer City;
and one grandchild.
Services were conducted Fri-
day at 3 p.m. at Sisk Funeral
Home Chapel by the Rev. Ray
England. Burial was in Bessemer
City Memorial Cemetery.
DUSTY RHODES
SANFORD, FLA. - Hanford
William “Dusty” Rhodes of 418
Sancarlos Avenue, died May 11.
He was the son of the late
Hillard Copeland Rhodes and
Emily Capps Rhodes, was a
World War II veteran and a
retired deputy sheriff.
He is survived by one
daughter, Mrs. Steve (Linda)
Ramsey of Kings Mountain; one
brother, Herbert Rhodes of Mill
Springs, N.C.; and one grand-
child.
Memorial services were held
Tuesday at McFarland Funeral
Home in Tryon. Burial was in
Polk Memorial Gardens.
Jake Dixon
Heads Group
Jake Dixon was elected chair-
man of the Kings Mountain
High School Vocational Ad-
visory Council at the group’s
final meeting for the 1981-82
school year Monday at Hank’s
Bar H Restaurant.
Vicechairman for 1982-83
will be Glee Bridges. Mrs. Beth
Eubanks was re-elected
secretary.
IT'S A BOY
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Anthony
Wilson of Bessemer City an-
nounce the birth of a son, Jeffrey
Brian, May 13. Grandparents
are Loran Wilson of Kings
Mountain and the late Betty
Wilson and Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Welch of Kings Moun-
tain. Great-grandparents are
Essie Bennett of Kings Moun-
tain and the late Theodore Ben-
nett, and Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Welch of Kings Mountain.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of Wayne Wells
wished to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation for the
kindness, understanding, love
and prayers during the hospital
stay and death of our loved one.
God bless you all.
The family of Wayne Wells
JANE HOWARD
Jane Lisa Howard, 18, of
Route 6, died Thursday in the
Mary White Clinic in Columbia,
S.C. :
She is survived by her parents,
Samuel C. Howard Jr. of Rock
Hill, S.C., and Wilma Jones
Howard of Kings Mountain; and
a brother, Michael Howard of
Kings Mountain.
Services
Saturday at 4 p.m. at Harris
Funeral Home Chapel by the
Rev. L.E. Ramsey and the Rev.
Richard Plyler. Burial was in
Woodside Cemetery in Clover,
S.C.
CRYSTAL TIPPINS
Crystal Lynn Tippins, infant
daughter of Gary and Teresa
Burgess Tippins of Kings Moun-
tain, died Friday at Charlotte
Memorial Hospital.
In addition to her parents, she
is survived by one brother, Gary
Tippins Jr.; maternal grand-
parents, Ernest Burgess of
Lenoir and Mrs. Ola Locust of
Cherokee; and paternal grand-
parents, James A. Tippins of
Gastonia and Mrs. Anne Sisk of
Kings Mountain.
Services were conducted Mon-
day at 4 p.m. at Harris Funeral
Home Chapel by Dr. Tom Pat-
terson. Burial was in Mountain
Rest Cemetery.
MASSIE McCREE
Massie McCree, 58, died Fri-
day at Kings Mountain Hospital.
A native of Chester County,
S.C., she was the daughter of
Mrs. Daisey Giles McCree and
the late James Monroe McCree.
She was employed by Kings
Mountain Convalescent Center
and was a member of Long
Branch Baptist Church and the
Heroines of Jerico.
In addition to her mother, she
is survived by one son, Curtis
McCree of Kings Muntain; two
daughters, Shirley Dawkins of
Shelby and Jackie McCree of
Maryland; three brothers, Frank
McCree and John McCree of
Fairmont and James McCree Jr.
of Kings Mountain; four sisters,
Mrs. Ollie Lowery and Mrs.
Maggie Duncan of Winston-
Salem, Mrs. Daisey Willis of
Shelby and Mrs. Minnie Utsey
of Kings Mountain; and five
grandchildren.
Services were conducted Mon-
day at 4:30 p.m. at Long Branch
Baptist Church by the Rev. R.D.
Abbott. Burial was in the church
cemetery.
were conducted
CHARLES HUGHES
BESSEMER CITY - Charles
Hughes, 76, 212 South Skyland
Drive, died Sunday. Services
were conducted at 4 p.m.
Wednesday at St. John’s
Holiness Church. Burial was in
Vantine Cemetery.
Survivors include three sons,
John Edward Hughes of
Newark, N.J., Kenneth Hughes
of Detroit, Mich., and Mark
Hughes of Stanley; eight
daughters, Abbie Watts of Los
Angeles, Jeanette Waters,
Magdlane Hughes, Louise Har-
mon, Diane Carter, Charlotte
Walker and Ruth Bailey, all of
Philadelphia; two brothers,
Harold Hughes of New
Brunswick, N.J., and L.V.
Hughes of Kings Mountain; 27
grandchildren and 18 great-
grandchildren.
KENNETH WEAVER
SHELBY - Kenneth Vaughn
Weaver, 41, of Route 2, died Fri-
day at Cleveland Memorial
Hospital.
A Cleveland County native,
he was the son of Sandra Lee
Weaver and the late Arey
Weaver, and was employed by
14 year as a supervisor at T.N.S.
Textiles in Blacksburg, S.C.
He is survived by his wife,
Jewell Brackett Weaver of
Shelby; one son, Michael Arey
Weaver of Grover; one
daughter, Sandra Lee Weaver of
Shelby; two brothers, Carl E.
Weaver and Floyd E. Weaver,
both of Shelby; and two osters,
Mrs. FRances Pearson of
Gastonia and Mrs. Dorothy
Holland of Shelby.
Services wre conducted at 4
p.m. Sunday at Flint Hill Baptist
Church by the Rev. Ed Sessom,
the Rev. Ed Brown and the Rev.
Cecil Buff. Burial was in the
‘ church cemetery.
MARY ANN CORRELL
GASTONIA - Mrs.Mary Ann
Correll, 33, of Route 2, died Sun-
day at Gaston Memorial
Hospital.
A Cleveland County native,
she iwas. the daughter of Mrs.
Christine Morrisen of = Kings
Mountain" and the lat¢ W.D.
“Red” Morrison.
She is also survived by her
husband, Sid Correll; two sons,
Todd Cloninger of Kings Moun-
tain and Rusty Correll of the
home; a daughter, Lisa Clon-
inger of Kings Mountain; two
brothers, Butch Morrison and
John Morrison, both of Kings
Mountain; and a sister, Mrs.
Cecelia Meade of Earl.
Services were conducted Tues-
day at 3 p.m. at Sisk Funeral
Home Chapel in Bessemer City.
Burial was in Mountain Rest
Cemetery.
MRS. CARTHEN
Mrs. Lueteacher Smith Car-
then, 74 Pine Manor Apart-
ments, died Thursday at her
home.
A native of Hickory Grove,
S.C., she was a member of Open
Door Mission Baptist Church in
Kings Mountain and the Friend-
ly Aid Society.
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North Carolinians:
When the North Carolina Legislature meets
‘in June, the House will consider a bill that
was passed by the Senate in 1981, S.B. 411.
The purpose of this bill is to clarify and
modernize the definition of chiropractic. And
it's about time: the present definition was
passed in 1917!
The North Carolina Chiropractic Asso-
ciation endorses S.B. 411 in the belief that
specific language regulating chiropractic and
other health care providers is in the public
interest.
Strangely, the North Carolina Medical
Society is opposing S.B. 411, and specifically
the inclusion of this statement: “The doctor
of chiropractic is a primary health provider.”
This statement is very important to all North
Carolinians.
It means that a patient has the right to
select his or her own doctor, whether medical
or chiropractic, and not be forced in some
Chiropractors are already considered to be
primary health providers by the public, the
federal government, federal and state Workers
Compensation, Medicare, Medicaid, private
accident and health insurance plans, and the
North Carolina State Health Plan.
Thousands of North Carolinians prefer
treatment by a chiropractic physician when it
is appropriate, and they should not be denied
this freedom of choice.
Inclusion of the “primary health provider”
statement in S.B. 411 would guarantee con-
doctor.
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situations to depend on a referral by another
doctor in order to receive health insurance
payments.
tinuation of the public's freedom to select a
We feel strongly that S.B. 411, with the
“primary health provider” clause, is in the
public interest. If you also agree, let your Repre-
sentative know, either directly or through the
It's YOUR freedom of choice they're
tampering with.
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