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_~ 3,1997 WORSHIP GOD Page 4B THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD Se isV i FIVE GENERATIONS - Baby Jessica Webb represents the fifth generation in her family. From left, Marie Sims Black and her mother, Beatrice Medley Sims holding baby Jessica Webb. Back row, Kay Black McDaniel and her daughter, Melissa McDaniel Webb, Jessica's mother. Briefs KM Rescue Squad gets grant for $14,938 Kings Mountain Rescue Squad has received a matching state grant for $14,983.88 from the Volunteer Rescue/EMS Grant Fund created by the General Assembly in 1988 to help rescue squads raise money for emergency response equip- ment and supplies. Insurance Commissioner and State Fire Marshal Jim Long an- nounced the grant. The check was presented to Chief Jonie Blanton by Deputy Commissioner of Insurance Charles Curtis. "North Carolina is fortunate to have such a large number of dedicated fire and rescue volun- teers and I am very pleased to assist their efforts," said Long. "These grants help volunteer EMS personnel provide essen- tial services to their communi- ties by allowing them to spend more time training in the latest lifesaving methods and less i» *time fundraising.” During Commissioner Long's tenure in office his department has distributed a total of $23,746,415 in grant money. to fire and rescue units across the state. The total amount of vol- unteer rescue and fire grants approved for Cleveland County to date is $236,784. Line dance classes at Community Center Line dance classes will be .. held at the Kings Mountain Community Center on Monday nights July 7-August 25 from 6:30-7:30 p.m. The cost is $25 per person. Call Gail Baber at 734-4791 for information. Learn to shag dance at Community Center Beginner shag classes will be held at Kings Community Center Thursday nights from 6:30-7:30 p.m. July 10-September 14. The cost is $35 per person. Call Don or Gail Baber at 734- 4791 for information. Scoggins joins staff at KM Senior Center Working with senior adults is a challenge for Mattie Scoggins, the new receptionist and trans- portation coordinator at the * Kings Mountain Senior Center. Scoggins begins her new du- ties Monday after being trans- ferred from the Finance Department of the City of Kings Mountain. Mattie and her husband, Bobby, have four children: Andy Scoggins, Cindy Stone, Janice Sachs and Jeff Scoggins. She holds B.S. degree in +Education from Gardner-Webb University and a Associate de- gree in Applied Science with a major in accounting from Cleveland Community College. She enjoys working in her gar- den and reading. "I am looking forward to working at the Senior Center becatise T enjoy working with Mountain senior adults," said Mrs. Scoggins. Jason Trammell listed on School Dean's List Jason Michael Trammell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Trammell, is listed on the spring quarter Dean's list at The Savannah College of Art and Design in Savannah, Ga. A junior, Trammell is major- ing in video. Pine Ridge Boys at Crowders Church The Pine Ridge Boys will sing July 19 at 7 p.m. at Crowders Mountain Baptist Church. Minister of Music Larry Laws invites the public. The church is located on Sparrow Springs Road off Mayberry Lane. Eastside Church sets Vacation Bible School Eastside Baptist Church is planning Vacation Bible School July 21-25. Teen Weekend dances at Dance Academy Jane Campbell Dance Academy will sponsor a dance party celebration for teenagers Friday and Saturday evenings as a special July 4th weekend event. Sound and lights and mobile DJ service with a kaleidoscope of color pumping favorite hits are. ‘planned ‘at 209 'S. Battleground Avenue. Admission is $3 per person. The Friday night party is from 9 until midnight. The Saturday night party is from 8 until mid- night. Security will be provided and . further information is available by calling 480-8201. Area students make CCC President's List Five students from Grover and 22 from Kings Mountain are listed on the President's List for the Spring Quarter at. Cleveland Community College. Dean of Enrollment Management Lou Ann Bridges said the list includes full-time students with 12 or more quar- ter hours achieving a grade point average of 4.0. President's List students from Grover are James Alvin Richards, Kelly Lynn Anderson, * Kim Byars Livingston, Melissa Gay Lowery and Amy Hendrix Welch. Kings Mountain students on the President's List are David Lee Allen, Jeffrey Scott Canipe, Vivien‘Marie Goode, Constance Adams Guyton, Mark Allen Henson, Brenda Ford Ivester, Barbara Green Jones, Jeffrey Harold Ledford, Sandra Smith Long, . Ashley Leftwich Lovelace, Angela Starkes McClain, Roger Douglas Moss, Betty Annel Odums, Tellas Jerome Phillps, John Wilbur Saucier, Gloria Wheeler Slycord, Lori Ross Sutherland, Amy Gwendolyn Toney, Laura Marie Walker, Sheila Lynn Walker and Bonnie Fowler Wasson. As Independence Day nears, we often celebrate with brilliant bursting arcs of burning color and fiery orations reminiscent of the drama that surrounded our nation’s birth. Patrick Henry vowed his dedication to freedom in these unforgettable words. “I know not what course others may take, but as for me, give me e me liberty or give me death!” This was not a lukewarm remark, but a smoldering promise. ~ Other great statesmen such as George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and Benjamin Franklin...to name just a few...expressed through deed and dedication that new life is not born without the searing pain and scars of separation and sacrifice. As each patriot signed the Declaration of Independence...as each Revolutionary soldier fell from British fire, he burned his brand in the history of our nation. re I While colorful sparks of light move and delight us this July Fourth, may we remember ie that came before. May we never forget the true meaning of freedom’s fire. Sunday Romans 14:13-23 Monday | 1 Corinthians 13:1-13 Tuesday Psalm 23 Wednesday Psalm 25 Thursday Psalm 27 Friday Psalm 31 Saturday Psalm 32 Scriptures Selected by The American Bible Society Copyright 1997, Keister-Williams Newspaper Services, P: O. Box 8005, Charlottesville, VA 22906 ! It is the desire of area pastors and the community minded firms listed here that GOD be taken into the solution of ALL our problems. Worship HIM In Church Regularly First Carolina Federal Savings Bank Since 1907 Amity Finance Of Kings Mountain 739-1311 Harris Teeter Supermarket and Employees 739-4781 + 482-0222 * 865-1111 Kerns Trucking, Inc. You Call - We Haul 739-4747 To Advertise Contact Stacey Cobb at 739-7496 Attend Church Regularly Attend Church Regularly Kings Mountain Herald Time Warner Cable Gaston, Cleveland and York Counties Grover Industries “Where Friendly People Work” ‘Mac’s Grocery 900 N. Piedmont Ave. 739-3391 Parkdale Mills, Inc. #5 & #19 Management and Employees Wade Ford You Can Count On Wade Attend Church Regularly The Printin’ Press Canterbury Road 739-0333 Harris Funeral ‘Home, Inc. ' Ollie Harris and Staff To Advertise Contact Stacey Cobb at 739-7496 Nationwide Insurance 306 E. King Street 739-3953 The Sub Factory 124 A. West Gold Street 739-4255 Attend Church Regularly Quick Way Cleaners 110 N. Cleveland Ave. § 739-2422
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