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Thunday. D^cmbw It, 1980-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALO-Pag* SB Graveyard Is Memorial The Old HuUender Graveyard on Cherryville Rd. is a memorial to Christopher and Rebeca Kiser HuUender, born in 1812, who buried two of their children there because there was no burial ground near their log house. Two of the Hullender’s four daughters were buried above the house on the side of the road. The chUdren were Lynda (Mrs. Levi) Huffstetler, Louise (Mrs. Glenn) Morrow, Liza (Mrs. Daniel) Carpenter and Mary Ann (Mrs. Isaac) Forster. Because of the interest of the old cemetery over the years, Mrs. Lizzie Rohm Talbert, of Route 3, Clover, S.C., has related some of the history of the cemetery. Mary Ann Forster was Mrs. Talbert’s grandmother. Mrs. Talbert recaUs visiting her grandmother in the old house, a log two-story structure with large fireplace on one end. There was an iron hearth with four slabs about eight inches wide and six feet long. The stair way was also in the front room. There was a door on each side, two windows on each side, and a back porch with a porch room. The kitchen, which was off from the main house, had a large fireplace where the family cook ed their meals. The famUy hand- wove their clothes on a loom and spinning wheel. There were two corn cribs, with a driveway bet ween for the wagons, a wheat house and a log bam. Committees Are Elected Results of the election of ASC Community Committeemen for 1981 in communities were an nounced today by Clyde Blan ton, Chairman, of the Cleveland County Agricultural Stabiliza tion and Conservation (ASCS) Committee. The newly elected community committeemen are listed in each community in the following order: Chairman, Vice Chair man, Regular Member, First Alternate and Second Alternate Member; B — Max Hamrick, Madison McCraw, Yates Hawldns, Gar mon Barnes, Johnnie Ramsey. C — Thomas Austell, Ran dolph Lowery, Hugh Lowery, Charles Hendrick, Donald Cooper. D — Stough Wright, Jack Seism, J. Edwin Moore, J.N. Hughes, Jack Hughes. E — Glenn Sperling, Roger Stroup, Edwin Dalton, John Poston, Will Jackson Ross. F — O.C. Dixon, John W. Cline, Billy Wilson, Stanley Bet tis, G.E. Wright. G — Walter Davis, Douglas Cabaniss, Charles Whisnant, B.B. Scruggs, G. Aston Adams. H — Gaylon Covington, Charles Bridges Jr., Gilbert Stamey, George Edwards Jr., L.G. Grigg Jr. J — Robert Hubbard, Fit- zhugh McMurry, Joe Bowen, E.Y. Spangler, H.H. Spangler. K — Lloyd Boggs, Bobby Downs, J.D. Carpenter, J.C. Palmer, Julius Price. Newly elected Committee begin their duties January 1. Mrs. Talbert recalled the stories her grandmother used to tell of how the family celebrated Christmas. ‘They had a large bake oven and they started their Christmas baking the week before Christmas,” said Mrs. Talbert. “At Christmas time they would put large logs on the fire and set the table with all kinds of food. A large pot of coffee, ginger stew and corn whiskey would also be on the table. Long pine torches would be lighted and the families would visit from house to house in the neighborhood eating and drinking all night. The homes were miles apart then, but the distance didn’t matter,” she add ed. “New Year’s Day would find the menfolk going New Year’s shooting. I can remember a chant I heard my father repeat. It went like this “Here I stand in your yard, Guns and pistols in hand. At your desire we all fire at your command.” Families also kept what was called Old Christmas, 12 days . from Christmas. They would go to the barn to hear “the cows low at midnight.” Mrs. Talbert said she never did piarticipate in the midnight ritual. Christopher HuUonder, Uit, Rsbeca Kiser HuUender FAMIIY D3 LIAR FOR MORE UNDER YOUR CHRISYHAS TREE Shop Mon, thru Sat. 9 a.m. til 9 p.m. Sun. 1 p.m.’til 6 p.m. Playskool Toys Chalk board, spelling board or puzzles. . 2.99 Teddy bear, tubby turtle, cobblers bench or ABC blocks .3.99 A A Plush ^ ^ Musical Each Toys Cuddy stuffed bears and dogs with wind-up music boxes inside ^****“'^*Si,^C — O Q Western Holster Set Two die cast metal repeating cap pistols with double holsters and belt. Boys’ And Girls’ Sweaters • Boys' jacquard pullovers, sizes 8-18. All acrylic • Girls' pullovers and cardigans, including Shetland looks, novelties and more. Sizes 4-14 Men’s And Ladies’ Each Sweaters • Men's V-necks, crew necks, button or zip front cardigans Solids or stripes Acrylic. S.M.L.XL • Ladies' solid and patterned styles in crewnecks. turtlenecks and collar styles S.M.L 1 443-In. X ?.M! Gariand In gold or silver to add the finishing touch to your tree. - -. 09i Reg. 3.99! Indoor or outdoor, steady burning or flashing. Save 33%. 35 Lite Miniature Set io*» A beautiful Christmas tree with stand. Made to last for years. Easy to assemble, too! 4 Ft. Tree 7-99 6-Ft. Artificial Scotch Pine OVENPROOF, Each Glass Bakeware Choose 1 Vi-qt utility pan. measuring cup, deep 1 -qt loaf pan. 9" cake pan or pie plate. t2-oz leftover dish Of 1 -qt covered casserole Long Sleeve Dress Shirts No-iron dress shirts in solids, prints and stripes Some with button down collars Sizes 14'?-17. Ties 2.50 Dress Slacks Solid color slacks with belt' loops and slight flare legs Polyester knit. Sizes 29-42. Men’s Belts 2.99 Pair Dress Socks Bulky Orion socks in popular colors. Sizes 10-13. Sewing Basket Wicker basket with fabric top and lining, plastic tray 1 Box Boxed Handkerchiefs Box of 2 Ready to wrap Other Stylet $2 Each Men’s And Ladies’ Wailets With removable win dows tor credit cards Ladies’ Or Girl’s Tops, Pants Or Skirts • Ladies' solid or print fops, S.M.L, or skirts, sizes 10-18, Pull-on pants with assorted waist treatments, sizes 10-18. e Girls' 4-14 knit tops, blouses and sweat shirts; size 4-6x denim jeans with pocket details and size 7-14 solid or plaid skirts. Montgomery Finishes Basic Pvt. Steven K. Montgomery, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ozie Mon tgomery of Kings Mountain, N.C., recently com[deted basic training at Fort Knox, Ky. During the training, students received instruction in drill and ceremonies, weapons, map reading, military courtesy, military justice, first aid, and Ar my history and traditions. y88 40-Piece Socket Set v» ’ and 3/8" drive metric standard set with case. Prices Good At All Family Dollar Stores Through The Weekend. No Sales To Dealers. Quantities Limited On Some Merchandise. 5 99 Pair Boys’ Fashion Jeans Brushed denim and corduroy jeans in sizes 4-16. Fashion denim jeans in sizes 4-18 m I Each Decorative Christmas Candy Peppermint sticks in Santa's boot or candy cabin Chocolate balls or bells in 10-oz bag. Ladies’ PVC Jackets Ladies' % length jackets with stit ching, hardware and pocket details. Sizes 10-18 and 16'/»-24’/,. Ladies’ Brushed Gowns Short sleeve gowns in pastel colors Long or waltz length. S.M.L Other Styles..5.99 108 Eaet King St., King* Mountain Hwy. 274 - Go*tonla-Be*semer City Hwy. - Bessemer City
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