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Rev. and Mrs. Jolley have
ALLEN JOLLEY
Baptists
To Honor
Rev. Jolley
First Baptist Church of
Kings Mountain invites the
Kings Mountain community
to a special event. On
September 21 at 3 p.m. there
will be a sacred music recital
in honor of Rev. and Mrs. R.
Allen Jolley. The recital will
be given by the church
organist, Mrs. Ellen Elam,
and church pianist, Mrs. Nor-
ma Pettus.
Rev. Jolley, who recently
announced his retirement,
has served as minister of
music and education of First
Baptist Church for over 25
years. Following the recital a
reception for the Jolleys will
be given in the church
fellowship hall.
After their retirement,
Rev. & Mrs. Jolley will be
relocating to their childhood
community of Mt. Pleasant,
near Boiling Springs. The
house in which they will live
is located on land that belong-
ed to Rev. Jolley’s parents.
While in Kin, ountain,
Rev. Jolley has been active in
numerous community and
denominational activities, in-
cluding serving as a past
president of the Kings Moun-
tain Ministerial Association.
Also he has been an active
and Suing member of the
two daughters, and one
granddaughter. Their
daughter, Gay Jolley, is a
high school teacher in the
Gastonia School System.
Their younger daughter, Joy,
is married to Paul Shuman.
The Shumans, including
granddaughter, Melissa,
reside in Kansas City, Kan-
sas.
Larcenies
Reported
City police are in-
vestigating several reports of
larceny.
Two batteries were remov-
ed from trucks at City of
Kings Mountain Garage, bat-
tery cables and a portable
handsaw were stolen,
estimated value $609.
North School officials
reported that several outdoor
mats were stolen during a
break-in at the school.
Kenneth Carpenter, 520
Phenix St., reported that van-
dals broke the glass in the
back window of his 1963 Ford
while parked at 2027 Red-
wood Circle.
Kenneth Massagee, 135
McGinnis St., and Margaret
Reese, 206 N. Piedmont Ave.,
reported stolen bikes.
Timmy Elswick, No. 20
Dixie Trailer Park, reported
that someone took three cans
of beer from his refrigerator.
Violet Johnson, 404 Tate
Terrace, reported a stolen
tag, No. YZY 603.
Alexander Realty, N. Sims
St., reported the theft of a
weedeater, valued at $150,
from an out building.
Food Lion Stores, Shelby
Road, reported that a
shoplifter took four cartons of
cigarettes valued at $32.
CARD OF THANKS
The Family of Lois Styers
would like to thank Dr.
Robinson, Kings Mountain
Family Practice, the nurses
and staff of Kings Mountain
Hospital and also a special
Thank You to members of
First Baptist Church and
especially Pastor Joel
Jenkins for their generous ex-
pressions of love and kind-
ness during the illness and
death of our loved one.
Eleven-year-old William
Lee Taylor, of 607 Mauney
Ave., was injured Friday
when he was struck by a car
on East King Street.
City officers said that
Taylor, who was riding his
bicycle, crossed the street in
front of a 1984 Subaru
operated by Katherine Ross,
Route 1, Shelby. Taylor was
taken to a local doctor’s of-
fice for treatment. Damage
to the car and bike were
estimated at $25 each.
Tammy Bumgardner,
operating a 1982 Pontiac
which was damaged $50,
struck a 1973 Chevrolet
operated by Christa Byers of
Grover in the KMSHS park-
ing lot, doing $400 damage to
the Byers vehicle.
Richard Lovelace, of
Dover, Fla., operating a 1984
Ford which was damaged
$200, struck a 1982 Toyota
operated by Martha Farmer,
1307 Northwoods Dr., on York
Road.
John Barnes, Route 1,
operating a 1984 Toyota
which was damaged $50,
struck a 1984 Ford, which was
damaged $250, and operated
by Donald Grant, Jr. of
Gastonia. The accident oc-
curred in the Dareing lot at
Kentucky Fried Chicken.
Lisa Grigg, Route 1,
operating a 1971 Pontiac
which was damaged $800,
struck a 1984 Chevrolet,
which was damaged $1200,
and operated by Carolyn Jar-
rett, 1202 Northwoods, on
Cleveland Ave.
Thomas Houser, 4030 Mid-
pines, operating a 1978
Chevrolet which was damag-
ed $250, struck a 1985 Olds
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11-Year-Old Injured When Struck By Car
operated by Patricia Hula,
809 Kingswood Court, on
Phifer Road.
Jonathan Shockley, of
Kings Mountain, operating a
1981 Toyota which was
damaged $300, struck a 1976
Chevrolet operated by
Estella Nixon, of 413
Belvedere, which was
damaged $300 on East King
Street.
Maude McCarter, of 1500
Shelby Road, operating a 1971
vehicle which was damaged
$50, struck a 1985 Chevrolet,
which was damaged $250, and
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