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TuMday. S«pt«mb*r 30. 1980 KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Pag* 9
MRS. LELA BLACK
Funeral services for Mrs. Lela
Mattie Black, 71, of H)8 Clon-
inger St., will be conducted
Wednesday at 3 p.m. from
Penleys Chapel Methodist
Church by Rev. Leonard Huff-
stetler and Rev. Earl Redding,
interment following in Moun
tain Rest Cemetery.
Mrs. Black died Monday mor
ning at 2:30 ajn._in Kings.
Mountain Hospital.
She was a native of Cherokee
Activities
Scheduled
The Bicentennial Yough ac
tivities, sponsored by the Parks
and Recreation Department will
be held in the gymnasium of the
K.M.N.F.C. (Community
Center), Saturday and Sunday.
Saturday’s activities are for
ages 7-12. Sunday’s activities are
for ages 3-6. Parents must be pre
sent for Sunday’s activities, for
which some events are for parent
and child.
“W6 hope to make the two
days of special activities en
joyable for both parent and
child, to celebrate and recall the
activities for years to come,” said
Recreation Director Mike Nap-
pi.
Prizes will be in store for the
participants. For more informa
tion concerning the youth ac
tivities, call - Co-Chairman Ray
Hurley at 739-3549 or Co-
Chairman George Adams at
739-6931.
EVENTS
Saturdoy, 2-6 p.m. Ages 7-12
Gymnoslum
2 p.m. - 3 p.m. - Sign up for
events
3 p.m - 6 p.m. - Events
EVENTS
Free Shooting, Baton Shuttle
Relay, Basketball underleg relay,
Ping-Pong Blowing race.
Pushing War, 2 Legged Race,
Toothpick Set-up Race, Obstacle
Course Race.
Gymncuium
Sundoy, 2-6 p.m. Ages 3-6
2 p.m. -^3 PJn..- Free Play,
Sign up fc^lwiiU, Indian face
painting.
3 p.m. - 5 p.m. - Events
EVENT
Big wheels wagon race. Tricy
cle round up race. Tumbling
contest. Musical Chairs, Hoop
the horse. Climb the mountain.
Tourney
Slated
' The 200th Anniversary
Bicentennial Tennis Tourna
ment will be played Saturday,
and Sunday. Starting time Satur-
'day will be 10 a.m. and Sunday
at the Kings Mountain High
School courts, 1 p.m. The Men’s
Open Division will be the only
division of competition. The
field of competition should bring
some of the most talented
* players from the Charlotte and
Gastonia areas.
Rick Weber, from Charlotte,
is the ranked North Carolina
Amateur, who will compete
against local tournament players
such as Steve Hudgins,
Gastonia, Gaston County Divi
sion B Champ "79; Charles
Bragg, Charlotte, Runner-up
► Doubles Champion of Chapel
Hill; Woods Martin, Lowell,
Runner-up Champion ADA
Classic 1980; Martin Jolly,
Charlotte, Greensboro City
Tournament.
’“Unfortunately, Kings Moun
tain will not be represented in
this year’s tournament. Perhaps,
next year some of our local
talent will enter, if the touma-
> ment is held again, said Rec
Director Mike Nappi.
“We cordially invite all our
citizens to be with us, for the ex
citing tennis action and to show
appreciation to the players who
have entered our 200th Anniver
sary Celebration Tournament,”
he said.
HOSPITAL TRUSTEES
s Trustees of Kings Mountain
' Hospital will gather for a supper
meeting Tuesday night at 6:30
p.m. in the hospital conference
room.
FALL REVIVAL
A Fall Revival is slated Oct.
12-16 at Bethlehem Baptist
Church and guest evangelist will
be Rev.Morris Hollifield, pastor
I A of Jersey Baptist Church in Lex-
^ ington.
County, S.C. daughter of the
late Jessie and Sara Moore
McDaniel.
Surviving are her husband,
Floyd Black; one son, Doyle
Black of Kings Mountain; two
daughters, Mrs. Carolyn Case of
Kings Mountain and Mrs. Bon
nie Guin of Kings Mountain;
two brothers, Lester McDaniel
of Lattimore and Ernest Moore
of Grover, and one sister, Mrs.
Eva Lona WhTtlowe of Ayden,
N.C.
Harris Funeral Home is in
charge of arrangements.
MACK HAMMETT
Funeral services for Mack
Hammett, 70, of 712 Linwood
Road, who died Friday in Kings
Mountain Hospital after several
year’s illness, were conducted
Saturday at 3 p.m. from Harris
Funeral Home Chapel by Rev.
H. S. Scruggs and Rev. George
Sherrill, interment following in
Mountain Rest Cemetery. ""’
Mr. Hammett was a retired
textile employee and a native of
Rutherford County.
He was the son of Mrs. Essie
Gantt Hammett of Kings Moun
tain and the late Dr. Franklin
Hammett.
Surviving, in addition to his
mother, are his wife, Mrs. Bessie
Hollis Hammett; one son, Roy
Hammett of Kings Mountain
and one brother, Henry P. Ham
mett of Summerville, S.C.
Harris Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements.
MRS. FRONEBERGER
Funeral .services for Mrs. Fan
ny Davis Froneberger, 54, of
Charlotte, former Kings Moun
tain resident who died Monday
afternoon, were conducted
Saturday at 2 p.m. from Union
Missionary Methodist Church in
Charlotte by Rev. R.D. Jefferies,
interment following in York
Memorial Park.
Mrs. Froneberger was widow
of Charles Froneberger and
daughter of the late Will and
Daisy Davis.
Surviving are four sons,
Charles A. Froneberger, Jr.,
Tyree, Keith and Allan
Froneberger, all of Charlotte;
one daughter. Miss Annie
Froneberger of the home; nine
grandchildren; one brother,
William Davis of Charlotte, and
four sisters, Mrs. Rosie Mae
Evans of Brooklyn, N. Y., Mrs.
Cynthia Lowery, Mrs. Anna
Powell and Miss l.ola Davis, all
of York, S.C.
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