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Page 2A-THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Thursday, April 4, 1991
Obituaries
EDNA P. GLADDEN
Mrs. Edna Paysour Gladden, 85,
of 307 Waco Road, dicd March 30,
1991 at Countryside Rest Home.
A native of Gaston County, she
was wife of Furman Gladden, who
survives, and daughter of the late
George and Lizzie Smith Pasour.
She was a retired textile employee
and member of Resurrection
Lutheran Church.
Surviving, in addition to her
husband, are two sons, Gene
Gladden of Kings Mountain and
Don Gladden of Gastonia; two
= brothers, Earl Paysour and John
= Paysour, both of Gastonia; two sis-
: ters, Lillie Paysour and Ethel
= Lazenby, both of Gastonia; seven
grandchildren and seven great-
grandchildren.
The funeral was conducted April
1, 1991 at 2 p.m. at Resurrection
Lutheran Church by Rev. John
Futterer and burial was in
Mountain Rest Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to
Resurrection Lutheran Church, 600
Crescent Circle, Kings Mountain,
N. C. 28086.
CAROLYN O'BRIEN
LAWNDALE-Mrs. Carolyn
Joyce Barrett O'Brien, 56, of 111 .
Hord Street, died March 27, 1991
at home.
A native of Kings Mountain, she
was daughter of Odell Barrett of
Kings Mountain and the late
Catherine Barrett and wife of Jim
O'Brien, who survives. Former co-
owner of L &J Snack Bar, she was
employed at Shelby Universal
Manufacturing Company. She was
a member of Lawndale Missionary
Methodist Church.
Surviving, in addition to her
husband and father, are three
daughters, Kathy Flowers of
Bessemer City, Lisa Panther of
Grover and Patty Hames of
Gaffney, S.C.; one stepson, Mike
O'Brien of Lawndale; stepmother,
Frances Lemons Barrett of Kings
Mountain; one brother, Wendell E.
Barrett of Kings Mountain; and
four grandchildren.
The funeral was conducted
March 29, 1991 at 3 p.m. at Allen
Memorial Baus Church by Rev.
Lamar Hewitt and Rev. Marvin
Greenway and’ burial was in the
church cemetery,
Memorials may be made to
Hospice of Cleveland County, 201
West Marion St., Shelby, N. C.
JOSEPH McCLAIN
Joseph "Joey" McClain, 47, of
20 Hillway Drive, died April 1,
1991 at home.
He was employed by Anvil
Knitwear and was a member of
Galilee United Methodist Church.
Survivors include his mother
and stepfather, Paulina H. and
Clifton Love of Kings Mountain;
four sisters, Gertrude H. Burris of
Kings Mountain, Barbara McClain
and Jeanette Haynes of Grover and
Virginia McClain of Gastonia; and
five brothers, David and Carl
Hutchens of Kings Mountain, John
R. Hutchens of Gastonia, Charles
McClain of Las Vegas, Nevada and
John McClain of Monroc.
The funcral will be conducted by
the Rev. Dewey Smith at 4 p.m.
April 4, 1991 at Galilce United
Mcthodist Church and burial will
be in Adams Chapel Church
Cemetery.
The family will receive friends
from 3 to 4 p.m. Thursday at the
church.
DEREK MORROW
Derek Loy Morrow, 14, of 709
Groves St., died April 2, 1991.
A native of Kings Mountain, he
was the son of Carl Morrow and
Brenda Williams, both of Kings
Mountain, and a student at Kings
Mountain High School. He was a
member of Kings Mountain Baptist
Church.
Surviving, in addition to his par-
ents, are one brother, Tripp
Morrow; and his grandparents,
Mrs. Minnie Morrow and M. L.
and Ethel Williams, all of Kings
Mountain.
The funeral will be conducted
April 4, 1991 at 2 p.m. at Kings
Mountain Baptist Church by Rev.,
Robert Collins and Rev. Olin
Byrum and burial will be in
Mountain Rest Cemetery.
SUSAN DEATON
RICHMOND, VA.-Susan Ward
Deaton, 28, of 306 Colonial St.,
died March 28, 1991 as the result
of an automobile accident.
A native of Manassas, she was
wife of Rodney Deaton, formerly
of Kings Mountain, and daughter
of J. Y. and Grace Ward of
Manassas. She was a student at
VPL
Surviving, in addition to her
husband and parents, are one son,
Joshua Deaton; two sisters,
Jennifer Ward and Diana Ward of
Manassas; and her parents-in-law,
Jan and Clarence Deaton of Kings
Mountain.
The funeral was conducted April
1, 1991 at 2 p.m. at Trinity
Episcopal Church in Manassas and
burial was in Manassas.
BILLIE JEAN YARBRO
Mrs. Billie Jean Yarbro, 59, of
610 Hillside Drive, died April 1,
1991 at Kings Mountain Hospital.
A native of Kings Mountain, she
was the wife of Ed Yarbro and
daughter of the late David
Campbell and Mary Sue Allen
_Bookout. She was a licensed prac- Re
“tical nurse ON the staff of McGill i and Don Parkes, forme MHS
. Clinic for 28 years.
Surviving, in addition to her
husband, are three daughters,
Roxanne Gaffney and Beth
Yarbro, both of Kings Mountain,
and Susan Hollifield of Waco; four
sisters, Edna Phillips of Kings
Mountain, Eunice Robbs of Shelby,
Edith Head of Cherryville and
Beulah Hudson of Pompano
Beach, Fla., and four grandchil-
dren.
The funeral was conducted April
3, 1991 at 2 p. m. at Boyce
Memorial ARP Church by Rev.
William Barron and burial was in
Mountain Rest Cemetery.
Kings Mountain Weather Report
(Compiled By Kenneth Kitzmiller)
March 27-April2 Year Ago
Total precipitation 3.33" 1.71"
Maximum one day 3.10" (29th) 80" (30th)
Year to date 15.69" 14.24"
Minimum temperature 35 (30th) 38 (27th)
Maximum temperature 77 (28th) 80 (1st)
Average temperature 57.3 54.7
KING
From Page 1-A
personnel administrators in North
Carolina using a random sample.
The purpose of her research was to
determine what criteria is used to
select teachers and if Principals
and Central office personnel ad-
ministrators in North Carolina dif-
fer in their opinions as to the char-
acteristics of prospective teachers
they values most. The results were
that 16 of the attributes were rated
high or very high in selecting a
prospective teacher but the cntire
sample placed mora confidence in
transcripts, application forms, in-
terviews, videotapes and recom-
mendations in that order.
RESCHEDULED-Kings
Mountain Planning & Zoning
Board has rescheduled its March
meeting to April 25 at 7 p.m. at
City Hall because there are no
scheduled items of business for the
March mecting, according to
Planning Director Eugene White.
HOLLY ROBINSON
Concert Sunday at East Gold
Young Christian vocal artist
Holly Robinson of Bessemer City
will give a concert Sunday morn-
ing at 11 a.m. at East Gold
Wesleyan Church.
Rev. George Simmons, pastor,
said the community is invited to
hear Holly and "her unforgettable
voice" which combines solid music
and a straight forward message that
will touch the lives of both adult
and child.
Although Holly is only 12, she
has recorded seven albums, re-
leased four national radio singles,
HALL
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time leading rusher and scorer in
football; the late John Gamble,
who was KMHS head football
coach from 1957-61; and H.O.
"Toby" Williams, a long-time sup-
porter of Kings Mountain High
athletics.
The Kings Mountain High golf
team, which won last year's state
championship, will receive the
Special Achievement Award.
Several former KMHS sports
figures will be in attendance as
special guests and to induct the
Hall of Fame members. Bill Bates,
former KMHS football coach, will
induct John Gamble and Ken Baity
basketball coach and a member of
the Hall of Fame, will induct Jim
Kimmell. Bob Smith, who served
as Toby Williams' spotter for
KMHS football game for some 20
years, will induct Williams.
All former KM athletes who are
now playing college sports have
been invited as special guests, in-
cluding football standouts Rusty
Bumgardner and Aubrey Hollifield
of Wake Forest, Calvin Stephens of
South Carolina, Brent Bagwell of
N.C. State, Alan Chisholm of
Norfolk State, Otis Brooks of Mars
Hill; basketball standout Mike
Woods of East Tennessee; golfers
Brady Goforth of Catawba Valley
and Brad Wilson of Campbell; ten-
nis star Bryan Jones of UNC-
Chapel Hill; and baseballs stand-
outs Chris and Chad Plonk of
Manatee Junior College, Chris
Henson of UNC-Greensboro, Dale
Greene of Wingate and Keith Allen
of Montreat-Anderson.
In addition, several former KM
coaches are expected to attend, in-
cluding Shu Carlton who coached
by Jim Kimmell and Ken Baity
while they were playing with the
Mountaineers.
Past Hall of Fame inductees
have also been invited back as spe-
cial guests.
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signed a recording contract with
Son Sound Records and appeared
in over 200 churches across the
United States. She has sung in con-
cert with such nationally known
groups as The Singing Americans,
Speer Family, Chuck Wagon Gang,
Nelons, Reinhardts and with
soloists, John Glover, Doug
Oldham and Mark Lowery of the
Gaither Vocal Band. Simmons said
that Holly feels that fulfilling her
call to serve the Lord is a critical
factor contributing to the success
she has enjoyed.
"I was so happy," said Iris
Barber Biddy when she saw her
son, Petty Officer First Class Scott
Biddy, arrive in Norfolk, Va. last
Thursday after duty in the Persian
Gulf.
Scott was stationed with the U.
S. Navy on the USS Mississippi.
Mrs. Biddy, of Kings Mountain,
and Scott's fiancee, Tiffany Reed,
were in Norfolk to welcome
sailor home. Lt
Mrs. Biddy was house-guest
Miss Reed and her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Reed in Virginia Beach.
Biddy expects to come to Kings
Mountain for a visit with his moth-
. cr, his grandmother, Mrs. J. O.
Barber, and other relatives.
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