Thunday, Norambw 20. 1980-KINGS MOUNTAIN HEHALD-Pag* SA
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Powder Puff Game Set
The 1980 Powder PufT football
game will be sponsored by the
Beta Club Tue^y, Nov. 25, at
John Gamble Stadium at 7:30.
The game will feature a team of
senior girls against a team of
junior girls in a tag-football
game. Concessions will be
available. The admission price is
$1X)0
The Science Club met Thurs
day, Nov. 13, and made plans to
visit York County Museum.
Club President Jenifer Pruette
conducted the meeting.
Members should meet at
KMSHS on Friday, Nov. 21, at
8:30 a.m. The students should
return to Kings Mountain before
3«).
A Beta Oub convention will
be held in Shelby on Friday,
Nov. 21. Kings Mountain Beta
representatives will attend the
convention.
The Broadcast Qub, spon
sored by Mrs. Vivian Duncan,
met Monday, Nov. 17, to discuss
plans for this week’s program on
WKMT. Students are urged to
listen for news not previously an
nounced, and for the featured in
terview each week.
The Key Qub met Monday,
Nov. 17 to discuss the sale of raf
fle tickets for a turkey as a
Christmas project. The winner
will receive the turkey, and the
profits will go to a ne^y family.
On Saturday, Nov. 22, the Bi
ble Club will sponsor a car wash
from 9M ajn. until 3KX) p.m.
The prices are $2.50 for the out
side only; S3 JO for both the in
side and the outside; and S4.00
for buses.
The FCA (Fellowship of
Christian Athletes) met last week
for the discussion of a fund
raising project that will help
defray the medical expenses of a
woman who seriously wounded
her esophogus in a car accident.
A hot dog sale during sixth
period and after school was sug
gested.
Mr. D.B. Blalock discussed
financial aid for coUege at a Na
tional Honor Society meeting
Tuesday night. Members receiv
ed financial aid packets. Mrs.
Angel Teer, Mrs. Sara Griffin,
By
lANICE
SCOGGINS
and Mr. D.B. Blalock sponsor
the club.
The faculty of KMHSH spon
sored an “open house” for
parents, teachers and students
Tuesday night at 7:30. The
choir, directed by Mr. Gene
Bumgardner, performed for
entertainment.
Students who participated in
the Cystic-Fibrosis Rock-A-
Thon should turn in collection
money to Tom Franks at Kings
Mountain Hospital by Friday,
Nov. 21.
The SPO (&udent Participa
tion Organization) is sponsoring
a drive for items for the family of
Dave Wiggington, a student at
KMSHS whose home burned
last Tuesday. Students should br
ing goods to the front office.
Proofs from the make-up
underclass picture packages
should be returned to Mr. Joel
Rountree by Friday, Nov. 21.
The SPO will sponsor a Blood-
mobile at Kings Mountain
Senior High School in the gym
on December 3. A Red Cross
Representative spoke to the SPO
last week, introducing “1 Pledged
to Give Blood” stickers and
pledge cards to assure student
l^icipation in the blood dona
tions. Members of the Kings
Mountain community are urged
to participate also. For futher in
formation see Boo Robinson,
SPO President, or Donna
Wright, Bloodmobile Chairman.
Service Set
Kings Mountain Pentecostal
Holiness Church will hold
special services this weekend.
Services will be held Friday,
Saturday and Sunday at 7 p.m.
Rev. Bill Yon of Pacolet, S.C.
is the featured speaker and the
community is invited to hear
him, said Rev. E.M. Roberson,
pastor.
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