Page 2-BESSEMER CITY RECORD-Wednesday, September 19, 1979
BC Women s
Club Appoints Committees
When members of the
Woman’s Club resumed
their regular monthly
meetings after not meeting
during the summer
months, a number of
committees were ap
pointed for actions to be
made during the club year.
Mrs. Clyde Servls,
president, presided at the
Wednesday afternoon
meeting.
Mrs. Lacy Thompson
gave the opening devotions
with her talk centered
around “Being Aware of
Our Resources and
Sharing Ourselves With
Others.”
Reports were made by
Mrs. W.A. Lindeke,
secretary; and Miss Mary
Ormand, treasurer.
Mrs. Irene O. Simmons,
chairman of the Education
Committee, reported that
Renee King was the reclp-
pient of the club’s annual
scholarship given to a
Bessemer City High School
graduate to attend Gaston
College. Renee, who is a
1979 BCHS graduate, has
enrolled in the freshman
class for the fall term at
Gaston College.
At the recommendation
of Mrs. M.B. Pearson,
custodian, rental fee per
day for the use of the club’s
facilities was raised from
ten dollars to fifteen
dollars per day.
Mrs. Sarvis appointed a
committee to have charge
of purchasing a picture or
mural to hang over the
club’s mantel of its rock
fireplace. Appointed to the
committee are Miss Eva
Carpenter, Miss Louise
Eury, Mrs. Floyd Noblett
and Mrs. Irene Simmons.
Mrs. Joe Whitehurst and
Mrs. Earl Barnes were
appointed to investigate
the purchase of new chairs
for the club lounge.
would be announced at the
October meeting. The
Bazaar is to take place in
November.
Mrs. Lindeke gave the
program for the meeting.
She told about her recent
visit to England and
Wales. She displayed
literature concerning
different
toured.
Hostesses
Mrs. Melvin Whiteside
was appointed to get
estimates on different
types of heating systems
for the club building.
Mrs. Sarvis announced
that committees for the
club’s annual Fall Bazaar
American War Mothers
Install New Officers Thurs
Mrs. Katie Mae Oates
who was re-elected
recording secretary of the
Bessemer City Chapter of
American War Mothers,
installed new officers for
the chapter year.
The installation took
place Thursday afternoon
in the education building of
First Wesleyan Church.
As she installed each
officer,
Mrs. Oates
presented her with a red
carnation, a gift from Mrs.
Elva Whiteside of
Whiteside Florist.
Officers are: Mrs. Doris
Franklin, president; Mrs.
Margie Fowler, vice
president; Mrs. Annie
Nichols, historian; Mrs.
Oates, recording
secretary; Mrs. Margaret
Richardson, treasurer;
Mrs. Geneva Franklin,
corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Lillian Poe, custodian
of records; and Mrs. M.T.
Saunders, chaplain.
Drawing from the bir
thday box were Mrs. B.M.
Causby, Mrs. Doris
Franklin, and Mrs. Edith
Farmer.
The corresponding
secretary read a letter of
appreciation from
members of the family of
the late Wilma Withers
Miss Keeter, Mr. Johnson
Armstrong which thanked
the War Mothers for their
memorial gift to the organ
fund of First United
Methodist Church.
Mrs. Saunders, who gave
the opening and closing
prayers, thanked the
members for their cards
sent to her while she was
hospitalized.
Mrs. Franklin an
nounced hat Mrs. Saunders
and Mrs. K.C. Richardson
would be hostesses for the
October meeting.
Mrs. Charles Absher
led members In the
Chapter rituals.
Hostesses for the
meeting served chicken
salad and cookies with
coffee and iced drinks.
Hostesses were Mrs.
Margaret Richardson and
Mrs. Doris Franklin.
Are Wed In Maryland
Curtis Williams
The marriage of Miss
Debra Eva Keeter to Mr.
Donald T. Johnson took
place in Ellicott City,
Maryland, on September 4,
1979.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Dock J.
Keeter of Columbia, Md.,
and Is also the grand
daughter of Mrs. Mary
Froneberger Dobbins of
Bessemer City and Harry
P. Keeter of Greensboro,
N.C. The bride’s father is a
native of Bessemer City
and her mother, a native of
Germany.
She finished high school
at the School for American
Dependents In Stuttgart,
Germany and attended
City College In Chicago
and Is currently employed
by Motorola in Phoenix,
Ariz.
The son of Mrs. Donald
T. Johnson Sr. of Scott
sdale, Ariz., and the late
Mr. Johnson, the
bridegroom was educated
at Scottsdale High School
and Mesa Community
College In Arizona. He is
employed by Beta Sigma
Corporation In Phoenix.
For her wedding, the
bride wore a violet pol-de-
soie dress accented with
miniature red flowers and
carried a bouquet of red
carnations Interspersed
with baby’s breath.
Following the ceremony,
parents of the bride en
tertained at a reception
that took place at their
home in Columbia.
Following a wedding
trip, the couple will make
their home In Phoenix,
Ariz.
Mrs. Dobbins attended
the wedding ceremony and
reception.
Is Entertained
Curtis Williams was
honored Sunday evening at
a pool party and cook-out
that was given by his
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Curtis J. Williams Sr.
The party honoring
Curt’s sixteenth birthday
anniversary took place at
the Williams’ residence at
609 East Iowa Avenue
where thirty guests were
present.
Curt Is a junior at
Bessemer City High
School.
His mother is the former
Penny Klncald.
About People
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Ms. Fay Craig of 606
East Georgia Avenue has
been a patient at a hospital
in Lincolnton where she
underwent surgery.
RETURNS HOME
Bill Wise has returned to
his home on the crest of
Whetstone Mountain after
undergoing surgery at
Kings Mountain Hospital.
He Is minister of
Education and Activities
at Fit Baptist Church. His
wife is the former
Willodean Sellers.
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THE MAYOR sets no minimum on water or sewer rates.
THE MAYOR neither hires or fires city employees.
THE MAYOR does not appoint the fire chief.
responsible, and reliable judgement.
businesslike city government.
TOUR NEW ORLEANS
Mrs. Bill Wilson and
Miss Betty Jean Bullard
have returned from a
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Located intersection
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mile west of lithium
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places
meeting served pumpkin
nut cake with coffee.
Arrangements of yellow
room’s decorations.
Hostesses were
Louise Eury, Miss
Ormand, Mrs.
Pearson and Mrs.
Simmons.
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FACTS ABOUT CITY GOVERNMENT
THE MAYOR has no veto.
THE MAYOR of a municipality does not appoint members to the ABC, Zoning and
Planning, Adjustments, or Recreation Boards. He may place a name
in nomination, but has no vote unless to break a tied vote.
THE MAYOR’S responsibility is to lead and direct the city council in making sound
decisions for the benefit of us all. He must use responsive,
My conscience tells me that I have done this. If you choose to give me
the opportunity , I will continue in the direction of an ethical, astute,
PAID POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT BY MAYOR GEORGE A. HOOK
Dr. John S. Jenn
evangelist of Spine
N.C., will conduct re
services at Long (
Presbyterian Church:
23-28 at 7:30 p.m.
night.
He received his i
degree In fore
management from 1
Carolina State Unlve
and the Master of Dill
degree from 1
Theological Semi!!
Richmond, Va.
After 14 years Irl
ministry, he went Into
time evangel!
ministries.
Founder and preside
Long Creek
Presbyterian Church
Sept. 23 - Sept. 28
7:30 p.m.
Rev.
John S. Jennings
guest evangelist
Rev.
Allen E. Morrison
minister
the
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among radio sta
carrying his progra.
WGAS in Gastonia ;
1:00 to 1:30 p.m. Sun:
In addition to his i
ministry, Rev. Mr.'
nlngs also has a can
tape ministry consists
messages and
studies.
He and his wife hav.
school age children. ,
Rev. Mr. Allen
Morrison is minister t
church.
The public Is invit
the services.
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