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REV. THOMPSON
Funeral services for Rev. Lacy
Hunter Thompson, 79, of
Bessemer City, who died
Wednesday in Kings Mountain
Convalescent Center, were con
ducted Saturday at 2 p.m. from
Concord United Methodist
Church by Rev. Harry Queen,
interment following in Smyrna
Cemetery.
Thompson was a retired
Methodist minister, having serv
ed chu9..ies in North Carolina
and Iowa. He was recently ac
tive in Concord United
Methodist Church in Bessemer
City. He was a graduate of
Asbury College in Kentucky and
Duke University.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Eva Hager Thompson; one son,
Thomas L. Thompson of
Baltimore, Md.; one sister, Mrs.
Dorothy Jordan of Graham; two
brothers, Dewitt Thompson of
Graham and Norman Thomp
son of Haw River; four grand
children and two great-great
grandchildren.
Sisk Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements.
O.N. BAKER SR.
Funeral services for Oscar
Neil Baker Sr., 58, of Route 1,
who died Wednesday at the
V.A. Hospital in Asheville, were
conducted Saturday at 3 p.m.
from Second Baptist Church by
Rev. David Hardin and the Rev.
Bob Grigg, interment following
in Westview Gardens.
Mr. Baker was a native of
York County, S.C., son of Mrs.
Henrietta Walker Baker of
Clover, S.C. and the late William
T. Baker. He was a maintenance
electrician for Park Dale Mills in
Gastonia.
Also surviving are his wife,
Mrs. Agnes Barnes Baker; three
daughters, Mrs. Pat Camp of
Iron Station, Mrs. Evelyn Huff
man of Earl, and Debbie Baker
of the home; one son, Oscar Neil
^ Homecoming
Is Scheduled
The annual Homecoming
festivities are rapidly getting
underway at Kings Mountain
High School. Spirits are
running high as each day passes
, toward the football game Friday
night against North Gaston.
This year’s annual homecom-
A ing parade will be different.
Tuesday is designated as a holi
day for all city schools and
businesses because of the
Bicentennial activities. The
homecoming parade will merge
with the Bicentennial parade in
which the Homecoming court
will participate. This year’s
Homecoming court consists of
Sandi Horn, Terry Bumgardner,
Bridget Glass, Cheryl Goode and
Leslie Hamrick.
Students will participate in
special events each day of this
week to boost the spirit of
homecoming. Monday was
Mountaineer and Patriot day in
which students dressed like the
historical figures. Wednesday is
Country and Western day;
Thursday, Fluff day; and Friday
will be Black & Gold day.
A special Pep Rally will be
held Friday afternoon at the
John Gamble Stadium to com
plete Spirit Week. During the
pep rally. The Mountaineer 500,
a Chew Tobacco Spittin’ Con
test, spirit pie in the face, and
many more activities will take
place.
The Queen will be crowned at
half-time during the North
Gaston-Kings Mountain football
game Friday night. Richie Land,
vice-president of the SPO, will
crown the Queen and will pre
sent her with a bouquet of roses.
INSTALLATION
NEW OmCERS
New officers of the Baptist
Women of David Baptist
Church will be installed Wednes
day night at 7 p.m. at the
church. Mrs. Sue Allen is presi
dent, Mrs. Pat Chapman, Mis
sion Action leader, and Mrs.
Marguerite McKee, secretary-
treasurer.
BUY TEE SHIRTS
Bicentennial Tee-shirts, caps,
souvenir programs and souvenir
battle monuments are still
available at Celebration Head
quarters remain open today to
provide visitor information and
offer souvenir items.
BUS DRIVERS
Bus Drivers classroom work
will be held on Wed., Oct. 8th
and Thurs., Oct. 9th, from 8:30
a.m. until 2:30 p.m. at Barnes
Auditorium.
Baker Jr. of Henrietta; six sisters,
Mrs. Virginia Ratchford and
Mrs. lone Robinson of Gastonia,
Mrs. Hazel Beery of Valdese,
Mrs. Dorothy Bradford and Mrs.
Betty Diamond, both of Tampa,
Fla., and Mrs. Elizabeth Phillir>s
of Charlotte; four brothers,
James Baker of Clover, S.C.,
Earl Baker and Lindsey Baker of
Cocoa Beach, Fla. and eight
grandchildren.
Sisk Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements.
T.E. McDOWEU
Funeral services for Tony E.
McDowell, 34, of Charlotte,
formerly of Kings Mountain,
were conducted Saturday after
noon at 3:30 p.m. in Vestibule
AME Zion Church in Kings
Mountain by the Rev. W.L.
Adams, interment following in
Webb Memorial Lawns in
Shelby.
Mr. McDowell was a native of
Cleveland County and employed
by Pelton and Crane Dental
Lab. He was a member of
Vestibule Church and a veteran
of service in Vietnam.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Allie McDowell; his stepmother,
Mrs. Lestenia W. McDowell;
two brothers, Herman
McDowell of Greensboro and
John McDowell Jr. of Danville,
Va.; and three sisters, Mrs.
Prelette Tillman of Pilot Moun
tain, Mrs. Clara Wall of Shelby
and Mrs. Joretta Wright of
Hickory.
MRS. CASH
Funeral services for Mrs.
Eunice Jones Cash, 71, of Poplar
Street, Grover, were conducted
at 2 p.m. Saturday at Harris
Funeral Home Chapel by Rev.
George Leigh and Rev. Kelly
Dixon. Burial was in Mountain
Rest Cemetery.
Mrs. Cash died Thursday mor
ning at her home.
She was the daughter of the
late Baxter and Dessie Hender
son Jones, and is survived by her
husband, Grady Cash.
Other survivors include four
sons, Theodore Cash, Gene
Cash, Ray Cash, and Carl Cash,
all of Grover; two daughters,
Mrs. Carl (Marie) Wray and
Mrs. Edward (Shirley) Philbeck,
both of Grover; one sister, Mrs.
Ruth Smith of Wallinford,
Conn.; 18 grandchildren and six
great-grandchildren.
Harris Funeral Home was in
charge of the arrangements.
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