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Page 4, Foothills View, Sept. 16,1982
Flint Hill
Community
By R uby Ledbetter
Rev. EdSessom is
in revival with Rev.
Willie McLawhon of
Lasca, N.C. The
McLawhon’s are the
proud parents of a
little girl.
They formerly
lived in our com
munity while he
studied at Gardner-
Webb and she was
an R.N. at
Cleveland
Memorial Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Olen
Ledbetter visited
R.S. Burns in
Pacolet, S.C. He has
just returned from
Spartanburg
General Hospital
following surgery.
On Saturday night
Olen Ledbetter
honored by a
was will begin Saturday
sur- at 12:30 p.m. with a
prise birthday party softball game at the
at the home of his Boiling Springs
son Mr. and Mrs. School ballfield.
After that, they
Jill
Dan Ledbetter,
and Jason.
Other guests
attending from out-
of-town were Mr.
and Mrs. Herman
Ledbetter and Jeff.
Mrs. Christie
Blanton and
Amanda of Spar
tanburg, S.C. were
also there.
and Mrs.
Mr.
will move to Flint
Hill Church and
continue other
activities. A hotdog
supper will be at the
fellowship hall from
2 p.m. until 6:30
p.m.
Rev. Ed Sessom
has returned home
after spending a
week in Lasco with
Rev. and Mrs.
Horace Moore spentMcLawhon
^e weekend m Melanie. He
Charlotte with Mr. revival
and Mrs. Jimmy
Morgan. Pearson-
Mr. and Mrs. Harrill reunion was
Everette Ledbetter well attended at the
visited at UNCC this fellowship hall
weekend with Scott Sunday.
Ledbetter. Miss
Patti Byars has also
returned there as a
student.
Miss Phyllis
Cochrane of Con
verse College in
Spartanburg was
here for the
holidays with Mr.
and Mrs. Lemuel
Cochran and Eric.
Mr. and Mrs.
James Long and
Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Colvert of Gastonia
spent Sunday at
Appalachian State
University in Boone
with Chucky Long.
Mr. and Mrs.
Irvin Scruggs and
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby
Ledbetter have
returned home after
a vacation to the
world’s fair in
Knoxville and
Gatlinburg, Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Ledbetter
and Mr. and Mrs.
Durham Ledbetter
went to New York
City on Thursday.
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Mt. Pleasant
Comm unity
By Betty Blanton
Shari Gay came
home with the
Ledbetter’s to be
here a week before
rejoining her
mother in New York
for a return flight
home to Puerto
Rico.
The youth of First
Baptist Church in
Spindale presented
a musical program
at the Sunday
evening service.
Robert, and
Denise Hunter are
leaders of the
group. Sidney
Tanner is director
and Shelly Rushing
is accompanist.
They also had two
puppet skits.
A mini-field day
The Baptist
Women met
Tuesday evening
with Mrs. Mae
Hinson.
Mrs. Ronald
McSwain gave a
very interesting
program on Baptist
work in Korea.
She had a
delightful selection
of pictures, jewelry,
shoes and other
items that Rev.
McSwain brought
her when he
returned from a
ministry mission to
Korea.
She also modeled
a dress that one of
the Korean women
had given her
husband especially
for Mrs. McSwain.
On Saturday,
Mrs. Wallace
visited with another
sister. Miss Irene
Pritchard at the
Edgewood Nursing
Home in Spindale.
Camping at Safari
Campground
proved to be en
joyable for Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Walker,
Thomas, Tim,
Larry Hammett,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Pruett and Lisa
over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs.
Shull Whitaker were
Sunday guests of
their daughter, Mrs.
Joe Davison and
family in Shelby.
On their return
home, they visited
the J.D. Caegles of
Hendersonville.
Mr. and Mrs.
Cluff Burns and Mr.
and Mrs. Herman
Ledbetter and
Christie Blanton of
Spartanburg, S.C.
were dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs.
Olen Ledbetter
Sunday.
Sympathy is
extended to Mr. and
Mrs. Horace Willis
in the death of his
father, and to Mrs.
Melvin Wyatt in the
death of her sister.
Larry Ledbetter
flew to New York
Friday to take
Shari-Gay back to
meet her mother,
Mrs. Arvilda
Ledbetter. Arvilda
and Shari returned
to their home in
Puerto Rico.
Adult vaction
bible school will be
September 27
through October 1
with Rev. Sessom
teaching.
Rev. and Mrs.
Danny Benfield and
family were guests
Mrs. Ethel Ray
offered suggestions
for mission actions
and the group will
soon begin making
preparations for the
project.
Mrs. Ida Sim
mons had charge of
the prayer calen
dar. Mrs. Hinson
served delicious
refreshments
during the social
period.
The Sunshine
Club met Wed
nesday morning.
Mrs. Ethel Ray
presided over the
business sessions
and plans were
made for future
meetings.
Mrs. Shull
Whitaker read the
minutes for the
previous meeting
and then the group
went to Jacksons in
Shelby for a
delicious meal
together.
Among those
attending weddings
in Kings Mountain
Saturday evening
were Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Blanton and
Mr. and Mrs. Buren
Hamrick who at
tended the wedding
of Ronney Blanton
and Mary Hullender
at the Chestnut
Ridge Baptist
Church.
Among those
attending the
Thomas and Julia
H. Lovelace reunion
at Oak Grove
Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall in
Kings Mountain
were Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Blanton and
Mr. and Mrs. Ranny
Blanton.
Mr. and Mrs.
Ranny Blanton
attended the
wedding of Lisa
Hord and Scott
Batchler at First
Baptist Church in
Kings Mountain.
Immediately
following the
reunion, the Clyde
Blantons visited
their grand-
daughter Tammie
Roper and Ranny
Blanton’s mother,
Mrs. Lizzie Blanton
at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Buren
Blanton in Kings
Mountain.
An overnight
guest of Mrs. Cleo
Wallace on Wed
nesday was her
sister, Mrs. Daisy
Daggerhart of
Spindale. They
spent Thursday
shopping in Gaffney
and Shelby.
The football
game, followed by a
lock-in with the
Fallston youth at
Cliffside gym ended
with breakfast
Saturday morning.
Grades 1-6 enjoyed
participating in
different activities
on Saturday.
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4 (4 to 6 oz. each) fresh/
frozen Alaska salmon
steaks, thawed if necessary
Salt and pepper
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Vi teaspoon thyme, crushed
V/z cups diagonally sliced
asparagrus or zucchini
% cup water
1 teaspoon grated lemon
peel
Lemon slices
Vi cup chopped green onion
Vz teaspoon salt
VA cups sliced fresh
mushrooms
Mooresboro
Comm unity
By Carol Terry
Sunday lunch
guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Calvin Dixon
were Mr. and Mrs.
David Mauney of
Lattimore, and
afternoon guests
were Mr. and Mrs.
Cellon Allison of
Gaffney.
Officers were Mrs. Vanda
installed Monday Nesbitt enjoyed
at th elicit with her s(
night
a
at the visit with her son,
M o o r e s b 0 r ophii Nesbitt of
Women’s Clubcharlotte this
meeting for theweekend. Phil
1982-1983 club year, visited with friends
Jean Kincaid^v h i 1 e in
recited the oath of Mooresboro.
president from past
president Brenda The marriage
Bridges. ceremony of Dawn
Installed as vice Boyd of Gastonia
president wasprovided a trip for
Marilyn Bartee;Mr. and Mrs. B.C.
Eloise Blanton, Goforth Sr. on
secretary; and Cora Friday. The
Lee Tate, treasurer. Goforth’s attended
Karen Black led the wedding and
the installation V i si t e d with
ceremony, relatives. Dawn is
Phillipians 4:19 was Mrs. Goforth’s
the scripture used niece,
for the devotion The Marshall
given by Marilyn family assembled at
Bartee. the Concord
After reports Community
from the past building Sunday for
secretary and a family reunion,
treasurer, goals for Those attending
the up-coming year from Moorsboro
were discussed. were Mr. and Mrs.
Committee Allan Black and Mr.
and Mrs. B.A.
Marshall.
Bakersville, N.C.
was the
congregation point
for the Blanton
family reunion. Mr.
and Mrs. Burrell
Blanton and David
and Mr. and Mrs.
B.C. Goforth Jr.
were present for the
event. Mr. Blanton
and Mrs. Goforth
are brother and
sister.
Cora Lee Tate
welcomed visitors
to her home
recently while she
recovered from
surgery. Her
brother, James
Gantt of Charlotte
visited with her
Sunday.
Other out-of-town
visitors were Mrs.
Frances Bettis, Ms.
Edith Tate, Ms.
Helen Aldridge and
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Jackson.
chairmen and
members were
announced before
the meeting was
adjouned. Refresh
ments were served
by Mrs. Whitaker,
Helen Greene and
Jean Kincaid.
The Sandy Run
Baptist Church will
hold its revival
September 15
through 19. Rev. Ed
Sessom from Flint
Hill Baptist Church
will be the speaker.
The meetings will
be 7:30 p.m. each
evening and revival
services will con
clude Sunday. A
cover dish luncheon
is scheduled for
Sunday.
Boiling Springs
Miss Hazel Jolley
Scott Bass of returned to her
Campbell College home on Monday
was here for a a stay in the
weekend of ac- Cherokee County
tivities with the Hospital after
youth. surgery last week.
Community
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By Louise Moore
The lovely flowers
in the sanctuary
were given by
Lesley and Wesley
Hawkins, twins of
Mr. and Mrs. Steve
Hawkins in honor of
their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Arlan
Hawkins and Mr.
and Mrs. Garland
Jolley.
Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Weaver spent
the past two weeks
touring the north
central part of the
country including
Richmond,
Washington, Pitt
sburg, Cleveland,
Michigan, Min
neapolis and St.
Paul, Minnesota.
They also
traveled to Big Lake
to visit Mr. and Mrs.
David Andrews, a
niece of the
Weavers.
Their tour
inlcuded trips to
Iowa, Kansas City
and to St. Louis to
visit Mrs. W.F.
Poteat, a sister of
Mrs. Weaver.
Additional sites of
interest were trips
through the zoo at
St. Louis, a tour of
Church Dawnes in
Louisville, Ken
tucky then on to
Charleston and
back through
Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Weaver, son
and daughter-in-law
of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Weaver, went with
them on their trip.
The Harold
Weaver’s live in
Hopewell, Virginia.
Community
sympathy is ex
pressed to Horace
Willis and family in
the recent death of
his father, Plato
Willis
Cherryville.
Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Russ and
Miss Frances
Pearson spent the
weekend in Nash
ville, Tennessee.
Mrs. Graham J.
Hamrick is a
patient at Cleveland
Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Cary Walker
is a patient at
Crawley Memorial
Hospital.
Bobbie Morehead
of Gastonia was a
dinner guest of Mrs.
Maude Burroughs
Saturday night.
Mrs. Charles
Shepard of York,
S.C., Mrs. Alice
Weaver of Gastonia,
Mrs. Nancy Cook
and Jim Cook, both
of Shelby, visited
Mrs. Fay Crowe
Monday, „ ^
Cont. pg. 6
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until browned on both sides. Allow 10 minutes cooking time
per inch of thickness measured at its thickest part. In separate
skillet, heat 2 tablespoons oil. Add green onion, salt and
thyme; saute 30 seconds. Add asparagus, mushrooms, water
and lemon peel; cover and simmer 2 minutes or until vege
tables are crisp-tender. Remove to serving plate with slotted
spoon. Garnish with lemon slices. Makes 4 servings.
^ on Sunday. Rev.
Friday they were genfield preached
joined there by Mrs.
Awilda Ledbetter Sunday
and Shan Gay of ^ ,
Bayamon, Puerto ^
Rico.
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