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Pao« 2A-K1NGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-ThurwJay. No*«mb«r 20. 1980
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Spectrum Honors DeFore
Photo By Mary RaaiMy Lonior
FAMILY BURNED OUT — Fire destroyed a mobile home in the
Oak Grove Community and the family of Roger and Frances
Wigginton lost everything. Friends ore helping supply the
family with furniture ond clothing.
Clothes Are Needed
For Burned-Out Famfly
Friends have responded to an
appeal for aid for a family which
lost everything in a mobile home
fire last week in the Oak Grove
Community.
Mary Ramey Lanier, a family
friend, said that Roger and
Frances Wiggington have ob
tained a place to live but that
clothing and furniture are badly
needed.
Mrs. Lanier has supplied the
following sizes for clothing of
the family which includes Lee,
age 20, Lewis, age 17, David, age
16, Steve, age 15, Vanessa, age
12, and Alexus, age 10 months.
The list of sizes included; For
Lee Wiggington, 38-34 pants, ex
tra large shirt, 36 size shorts, size
12 triple E shoes; David, 29-31
pants, medium shirt, 38-30
shorts and nine and one half size
shoe; Vanessa, 28-29 pants, size
14 pants, medium shirt, size
three junior miss dress, seven
and one half size shoe, 34A bra
and 14 panties; Alexus, infant
clothes six to 12 months; Lewis,
34-34 pants, medium shirt, 34
size shorts, nine and one half size
shoes; Steven, 32-31 pants,
medium shirt, 30 size shorts, and
size eight shoes; and Roger Sr.,
38-30 pants, large shirt, 40 shorts
and size eight shoes; and
Frances, sizse 18 pants, 40
blouse and size eight shoes.
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(Cont. From Pag* 1)
managerial expertlae and
leadership, and his concern for
the little people and all his
follow man.
His employees called him
"The Old Man," which
reflected, said Blanchard,
their high affection and respect
for him. DeFore greeted
employees with a sUe and a
handshake, said Blanchard,
and never failed to greet them
with, “Are you having a good
day?" DeFore got his plant
and the entire community
Interested In the United Fund
and Blanchard said that
DeFore was a great
humanitarian who loved his
country, the South and
especially Kings Mountain.
Glenn Harmon
Has Graduated
First Lieutenant Glenn L.
Harmon, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Willis O. Harmon of Route 2,
Kings Mountain, has graduated
from the Squadron Officer
School at Maxwell Air Force
Base, Ala.
Graduates of the school
studied communication skills, in
ternational relations, manpower
management, and respon
sibilities that prepare junior Air
Force officers for command and
staff duties.
Lieutenant Hannon will now
serve at RAF Upper Heyford,
England.
Invitation
Issued
Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Mar-
quaille have issued invitations to
Riends to attend the religious
ceremony of their daughter,
Michelle, and Grafton Withers,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Withers of Kings Mountain.
The service will be held on
Sat., Dec. 6th at 4 pjn. in Cen
tral United Methodist Church.
A reception will be held after the
ceremony in the church
feDowship hall.
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Charles O'Bryant, who
succeeded Mr. DeFore at
Spectrum, presented Mr.
Blanchard, who was delayed
tor the ceremonies because of
Inclement weather. Rev. Gary
Bryant, pastor of First
P>resbytorlan Church, gave the
Invocation.
"DeFore believed In the
Ideals and values which the
American flag and the flag of
North Carolina represent. That
Is why we choose to
memorlallxe him by dedicating
this flag pole and flag "In tond
memory," said Blanchard.
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