Insurance
Women Meet
The May meeting of Gaston
County Association of In-
surance Women was held May
8th at 5:30 p.m. at the Western
Sizzlin Steak House on
Highway 321 North. Jan Wood
of Watson’s Insurance Agency
received her Certified Profes-
sional Insurance Woman
designation.
The plans for National In-
surance Woman’s Week were
discussed. The Bosses Coffee will
be held at Anytime’s Restaurant
on Cox Road in Gastonia on .
May 22nd from 8:30 a.m. until
10;30 a.m. The Prospective
Members Luncheon will be held
at the Nationwide Office at 2242
E. Franklin Blvd. in Gastonia on
May 23 from 11;30 until 1:30
p.m. The Insurance Woman of-
the Year Luncheon will be held
at Anytime’s Restaurant on May
24th at noon. The week will
wind up with a cookout on May
25th at 6:30 p.m. at the home of
Dot Ruff. The members were in-
formed that Mayor John Moss
of Kings Mountain and Mayor
T. Jeffers of Gastonia had pro-
claimed May 20th through May
26th as National Insurance
Woman’s Week with May 22nd
being designatd as Awareness
Day to make the public aware of
the dangers of drinking and driv-
ing. The new slate of officers was
installed. It was determined that
nine of the members will be at-
tending the state convention in
Asheville from May 18th to
May 20th.
Health
Screening
Set Monday
A free Senior Citizens health
screening will be held
Monday, May 21, from 9 a.m. un-
til 3 p.m. at the Kings Mountain
Community Center Gym-
nasium.
Tests will be given for
diabetes, glaucoma, blood
pressure, anemia, hearing and
tuberculosis. For diabetic screen-
ing, those attending are en-
couraged to eat a good meal at
least two hours before visiting
ii the Clinic.
“The-health ‘screening is ‘spon=
“sored by the Cleveland Council
on Aging Senior Center and
Cleveland County Health
Department.
KM Students
Earn Degrees
A number of Kings Mountain
area students earned degrees
from N. C. State University in
May 12th commencement exer-
cises.
They included: Jeffrey P.
Campbell, chemical engineering,
son of Mr. and Mrs. G. N.Camp-
bell, 904 Wildwood Drive; Todd
D.Gatts, computer science,
Mr.and Mrs. R. S. Gatts, Lake
Montonia; Erik Hagen, geology,
Mr. and Mrs. .M. M.
Hagen,Route 4; Alan K. Holt,
accounting, Mr. and Mrs. R. O.
Holt, 315 Scotland Drive; Barry
M. Lineberger, mechanical
engineering, Mr.and Mrs.H. R.
Lineberger, Route 1; Craig J.
Mayes, agricultural education,
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mayes,
Route 2; William M. Sanders,
materials engineering, Mr.and
Mrs. W. L. Sanders, Route 3;
Michael D.Spears, textiles,
Mr.and Mrs. Harold Dean
Spears, 301 Maner Road;
Charles R. Walker,III, hor-
ticultural science, Mr.and Mrs.
C.R. Walker, Scotland Drive,
and Michael D. Walters, visual
design, son of Mr. and Mrs. T.E.
Walters, 913 Parkwood Road.
KM Woman
Earns Degree
Vivian Yvette Roberts,
daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Ken
Roberts of 904 Sharon Drive,
earned her Bachelor of Science |,
degree from Greensboro College
in commencement exercises
May 6.
Miss Roberts majored in
Special Education.
CLASS REUNION
The Kings Mountain High
School graduating classes of
1944 will hold their 40th year
reunion Saturday. at. Central
School. Graduates will tour the
school at 6 p.m. and have dinner
at 7 p.m.
Spelling for dollars?
No, it isn’t a new game show
but what Central School
students did during the recent
Spell-A-Thon.
Students were given a list of
200 words to learn. They col-
lected pledges for each word
they could learn to spell.
Language Arts teachers gave a
written test to all students who
then collected the pledge money.
The Spell-A-Thon was a huge
success netting $3,093.84 for the
Language Arts Department. The
Language Arts teachers would
like to thank all students, parents
and other citizens who
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