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Hospital Schedules Sem inar
"U>ok At l(«...TaUi To
Me...,” a eemlnar on death
and dying, will be held on
FH., Nov. 9, In the Gkwton
Memorial Hoepltal
workere, mlnletere and
others Interested In the
field. The purpose of the
program la to Increase
one's awareness of
The program Is designed
for health care
professionals, social
Mrs. Durham
professional roles In
dealing with death and the
dying person.
Topics for discussion
Include psychological
aspects, the Hospice
Joins Local
the physician's view, the
nurse's role and Individual
feelings about death.
Registration must be
made by Frl., Nov. a. The
five dollar tee Includee
lunch, coffee broake,
workshop materials and
continuing education units.
Ihe woriishop Is spon
sored by the Learning
Resources Department of
Oaston Memorial Hospital.
For further Information,
caU 866-3901 between 8:80
a.m. - 0 p.m., Monday -
Friday.
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670,0
Realty Firm
CHURCH OF OOD BAR
Church of Ood will ^KMisor
Saturday, featuring breakfast.
lugs Moontam Elaine gaokson, Susan Whetatine, Mary Ruth Smith,
basaar all day and Joyce Wyte. The basaar opens at 9 a.m. and con-
snd simper, and tinues nntU 0 p.m. at the ohureh eduoaUonal unit on
1^ Items Parker St.
galore. From left to right, Boee Dixon, Jody Bolin, Photo by KatrenaMoOaU
Church Bazaar Is Slated
Kings Mountain Church of God
wUl sponsor a "Year of the Harvest
Bazaar” Saturday from 9 a.m. until
S p.m. In the Church Fellowship
Hall.
(SALE PRICED j
T FOR FALL 3
Gamble
Hardware, Inc.
Bessemer City
629-2691
The event will sponsor the serving
of ham and sausage biscuits with
coffee for breakfast, a chicken and
dumpling luncheon at the noon hour,
and hot dogs and snacks from S until
6 p.m.
General chairman of the event Is
Mrs. Mary Ruth Smith and other
chairmen are: Judy Bolin and
Suzanne Whetstlne, Christmas
crafts; Joyce Wyte, crafts; Joyce
Holllfleld and Natalie Greene, toys;
Rose Dixon, needlework; Annie
Ruth Frederick, baked and canned
goods; Essie Jackson, kitchen;
EUalne Jackson and Wilma Harris,
decoupage; and Shirley Mayes and
Maude Norris, publicity.
All proceeds are earmarked for
church projects.
Gaston Council Schedules Shakespeare^s Dream In November
Casey (Mrs. Thomas)
Durtiam has been Ucensed
by the North Carolina Real
Estate Licensing Board to
sell real estate and has
Joined the realty firm of
C.T. Carpenter Real
Estate Co.
Mrs. Durham, who holds
a B.S. degree from Wln-
ttirop College In history
and Journalism, completed
special classes In real
estate at Gaston College.
She and Dr. Durham
reside on Edgemont Dr.
with their three daughters
and son. Sallee Duriiam la
a student at the University
of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill, Pat Duriiam la
a sophomore student at the
University of South
Carolina, Julie Durham Is
a student In broadcasting
at Gaston College, and
Casey Durham Is a student
at KM Junior High.
The Durhams are
members of Central
United Methodist
Church.
MllLOmO MATERIAL
Carl Reynolds, Bill
TVudnak, Kevin Hoffman,
Keith Ottlnger, Regina
Ballard, Rhonda Toney,
Anne Long, Phyllis Huff-
stickler, Richard Miller,
Henry Chuccl, and Chris
McKinney. Mr. McKinney
Is also the director.
Admission for this
& SALVAGE, INC.
ll^WUkiRSon Mvd. •Bfilmont, II.C.
PHONE 825-2032
ANY
SHINGLES
. INST98K
During two weeks In Drama Department and sformed Into an ass and
November, on the wtght. of file Fine Arts Oxmcll of has the fairy queen faU In
November 3, 8 and Gaston College will love with him; the
November 8, 9, 10 at 8:10 present William marriage of Theseus,
p.m. In the Myers Center Shakespeare's A Mid- Duke of Athens, and
Auditorium on campus, the sununer Night's Dream. A Hlppolyta, Queen of the
comedy, this play was Amazons; a hilarious
supposedly written for a rollicking play performed
wedding, and Its major by a group of peasants for
plot line concerns love and the wedding reception;
marriage. and a Jealous Intrigue production will be $3.00 for
Set In anclMit Greece, between the king and general admission and $1
the play concams the queen of the fairies. for students from all
courtship of HOrmla and snaborate sets have been schooli: Gaston College
Lysander, who are denied constructed for the students upon presentation
their love by Hermla's production. The cast of of the I.D. cards are ad-
father. After much ado, twenty-one people Includes mltted free. Group rates
everything Is made right. Michele Zlto, Kathy Gray, sire available upon
This story of the lovers Is BUI Holland, Mark Rose, request. For further In-
cnly one of the plots that lisa CUne, Linda Neely, formation and advance
runs through the play. Scott Mason, Kay reservaUons, call Gaston
Others Include a bump- Reynolds, Ralph Collsge, 933-8186, Ex-
^^gj^towry^lJj^^^^^^^wnj^oyAcMisrMi, .tension 883.
mm
WHO IS
BILL MOSS?
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Moes was bom and reared In Kluge
five children have been educated In the Kluge
Mountain School syetem. Each one of them
believe In Kings Mountain and It’e welfare.
Ae an honor graduate of Klnge Mountain High .
School, nu attended N.O. State University and
In accounting. He Is also a graduate of Mnrmy
Vocational School of Charleeton, 8.C. and holds
BUI Moss recognises the Importance of quality
education. He teels thi
Is weU equipped for t
needs should be our prime concern. Since they
are our future leaders they should be en
couraged to learn and achieve.
BUI Mess Is committed to helping people. He is
u actlv^ DM^bes iand Elder la the Boyce ^
Memorial A.B?P. Clinrch and Is presently ser
ving as Chairman of the Fnlpip Committee.
When yon go to the polls Tuesday to vote tor
sound education of our youth, REBfEMBEB
Paid for by friends of BUI Moss
FALL SUIT SALE.
CROCETEER®
SUITS
$9999
Wfirt $155 to $185
SPECIAL GROUP
PHOENIX
SUITS
$17999
Wof«$225
SALE ENDS OCT. 31st
lASTMDGIAAAU I
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Open Tliur«.-Fri. Nights Til 9:30
Tennis Team
Sets Tourney
SMART SHOPPER SAVES!
King! Mountain's
Western Carolina League
tennis tetm wUl sponsor Its
last tournament of the
season bovember 10-11 at
the Klnfs Mountain High
School CHirte.
OomprUtlon wlU be held
in both 'x>ys and girls 10-
and-undtr, 13-under, 14-
under, i6-under and 18-
imder, tnd men's singles
and dcubles, women's
singles and doubles and
mixed diubles.
Entry fee U $8 per event
and a cui of tennis balls.
Deadline for entering is
November 9 at 7 p.m.
Anyore Interested In
entering may caU Rick
Hendenon at 789-3098 after
B p.m. e: Scott Summltt at
789-7380 ifter B p.m.
Fit's! Church
CHEVROLET
1979 CAMARO COUPE, Dnrit Bine With Blue Interior, T-Tmn, P-
steering, P-Bmkea, AM-FM Bndlo, Low I^Uenge. 18 Months or 18,(
Mlleo Meohanlonl Wurraaty Available. 19198.00
1978 CHEVROLET CAPRICE 4-Door, Silver, Black Cloth Interior. All
Extras. Yours Fiw Only IS008.00. 18 Months or 18,000 Miles Mechanical
Warranty Available.
1077 CHEVETTE 8-Door. Red wlHi Black Interior, 4 Speed, Low MUeage,
Real Sharp. One Owner. 18 Months or 18,000 MUes Mechanical Warranty
1977 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRB LTD STATION WAGON, AU Power, One
Local Owner, Real Sharp, Only 880.95.00.
Circles Meet
Next Week
1975 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO COUPE, Beige with Camel Cloth
P Bffekoe, T.Tren., AM-FM, Vinyl Top, Yonre For
Only 88905.00.
Circles of First
Presbyliiian Church wlU
meet nset week.
Clrcls 1 WlU meet at 3
p.m. Moiday In the Ladles
Bible Chssroom with Mre.
E.L. Jeiklns, hoetess.
Mrs. O.P. Lewis WlU
entertan members of
Circle X Monday at hsr
home a 800 W. Mountain
St.
Mrs. Jerry Ledford wlU
be hoefess to Circle 4 at
7:80 p.n. at her home at
410 Scoland Dr.
The Wednesday Circle
m wlUmeei In the Ladles
Bible CJlassroom of the
churcl. Mrs. Chsrlee
Nelelr will serve
1075 CHRYSLER 4-Door, AU Power with Air Condition, Real Nice FamlLv
Car For Only 81505.00. ramuy
1974 FORD “T” BIRD, BInroon srith LoaUier Interior, AU Power, In Ronl
Good CondlUon, NOW 18108.00. rower, m sseai
MAinr MORE MAKES AND MODELS
TO CHOOSE FROM
Beginning November 1st, Jerry Natlan Chevrolet wUl give nwav one (
of gasoline (Limit 80 OsUons) each week to some lucky faSte^
have to do Is visit ear doalersUp and ftU out nn ontry^wTSu have
drawing each Saturday at 18:00 o'clock noon. Winning entry wUl be
posted on Showroom window. Be sore to come by and sign entry form.
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