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Page 8B-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Thursday, November 21, 1985
MRS. VIVIAN WARE
Vivian Ware Celebrates
On Her 85th Birthday
It was a happy birthday
surprise party October 26th,
just two days before Vivian
Summitt Ware was 85 years
old. The immediate family
and relatives; and a few close
friends joined together to
share their supper in honor of
the occasion.
The Depot was beautifully
arranged with white table
cloths and table runners
bearing Happy Birthday
down the center of each. The
floral arrangements were in
- shades of pale blue, green to
bright shades of pink and
lavender. :
Over the rear exit door
hung 2 huge banner of the
rainbow and all around it it
read ‘‘Surprise, Surpise, Sur-
prise’’-Vivian Summitt Ware.
Happy Birthday October 28,
1900 ]
The main attraction was
the centered cake table;
bearing the birthday cake
14x28x20 high. The two cakes
below and the second tier
cake were all decorated in
roses of shades of pink and
le yellow and matching
owers of blue and lavendar.
Candles decorated each cake
and burning brightly the 85
could be seen on top of the
lovely cake.
The theme for the party
was two fold. ‘‘Somewhere
over the rainbow’’ and “I'm
forever blowing bubbles’.
The intent was to insist Mrs.
Ware play a little Rinkey
Dink piano tunes, but she was
so over come with the sur-
prise of it all; we asked a
very accomplished pianist to
smooth her nerves; Mary
Hart roberts. So she played
the beautiful music.
Out of town relatives were:
Mr. and Mrs. William Early,
Laura, and Eric of Shelby.
Kim Early from Clemson
College, S.C., Annie Laura
Summitt, Estella Short,
daughter, Jewell and her two
children all of Charlotte. Jim
Short of California and
Shelby. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Roberts of Forest City, Mag-
gie Short, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Short all of Ellenboro.
Mrs. Ware was lead to
believe by her grandson
Larry Ware and wife Lesa,
they were taking her out to
supper. Some friends of
theirs were having a party at
the Depot and they were to
drop in to see them.
Drop in they did. Mrs.
Ware insisting on letting
them go alone, but they
weren’t going without her. It
was a surprise. Mrs. Ware
said “This place sure is
decorated pretty” and she
still didn’t know until the
group sang Happy Birthday
to her. It was her party.
“We want to take this op-
portunity to thank each and
every one who shared in mak-
ing this a beautiful occasion
for the food was excellent,
and the gift table held so
many lovely things. These
nice memories mother will
enjoy as she reflects back on
it all”, said her children.
Dr. Gibson To Speak
At NAACP Meeting
Dr. William F. Gibson, na-
tional chairman of the Board
(of directors) for the NAACP
will be the keynote speaker at
the annual mass meeting of
the Cleveland County Branch
of the NAACP. The meeting
will be held Sunday at Shiloh
Baptist Church, 1000
Frederick Street, Shelby. The
program represents the
culmination of the annual
membership drive for the
organization. The program
will start at 6 p.m.
Dr. Gibson is a native of
South Carolina and currently
has a private practice of
General Dentistry in Green-
ville, South Carolina. He
received his B.S. Degree in
Biology from North Carolina
A&T State University and a
D.D.S. Degree in Dentistry
from Meharry Medical Col-
lege. Dr. Gibson has received
numerous honors and has
been recognized for his
record of leadership in the
area of civil rights and com-
munity service. He also con-
tinues to serve as President,
DR. W.F. GIBSON
S.C. Conference of Branches
of the NAACP.
The program is open to the
public. Music will be provid-
ed by the R.E. Devoe
Spiritual Choir.
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Concert Set
December 1
A concert by the Swans °
Creek Male Chorus of Hope
Mills, N.C. is slated for Dec. 1
at 3 p.m. at Barnes
Auditorium.
Davidson High School
Alumni Association is spon-
soring the concert for which
tickets are now on sale to the
public.
Gossett On Staff
Of Daily Tar Heel
Todd Gossett, sophomore
student at the University of
North Carolina at Chapel
Hill, is a reporter on the staff
of “The Daily Tar Heel’, the
student newspaper.
Gossett, 19, is the son of
Shirley and Mal Brutko of
Kings Mountain and Roy
Gossett of Greensboro.
He is a journalism major
and contributes regularly to
the news columns of the stu-
dent newspaper.
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through the poles are short-
er than those at the equator.
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Lynda Stewart (left to right) practice what they learned. The Grover PTO has donated a Red
Cross dummy to be used for CPR training for ninth graders at Kings Mountain Junior High.
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