Wednesday, December 12, 1978-BESSEMEB CITY RECORD-Pase 3
160 Young People Turn
iOut For Basketball
Around 160 boys and girls
reported out for participating in
the city-sponsored Youth
Basketball Leagues. Practices
and practice games are un
derway through the month of
December.
The regular season will open
on Thursday,Jan.3.All games
are played in Lincoln Junior
High gym starting at 6 p.m.
Admission is free.
| The program consists of three
leagues, Pee Wee, Junior and
Midget.
Pee Wees for players 8-10 are
coached by: Jimmy Ramsey,
Blue Devils; Dan Broome, Wolf
Pack; Ben Neal, Yellow
Jackets; Kenny Kincaid, Tar
Heels; and Donny Kincaid,
Tigers.
Coaches for Midgets, ages 11
and 12 are: David Howe, Tar
Heels; Jimmy Ramsey, Yellow
Jackett; Jessie Putnam,
Carolina; Grady (Speedy)
Williams, Blue Devils.
Juniors, ages 13-15, have for
coaches: Calvin Albright
Gamecocks; Max Baxter,’
Blazers; Wade Beam, Blue
Devils; and Gary Smith, Tar
Heels.
Ladd Bridges Receives
8
American Citizenship
TOSCHA STINNETT
ptak dotted 8 „1„ „ .be rode ta i. ls ^
Parade o„ a ^ day. For Otty cZS aad’^d Mr. ^ W^ZZ^' * M " ^ s """- n ^
Ladd Bridges, 10, native of
eoul, Korea, son of Mr. and
Irs. Dennis Bridges of Kings
fountain, became an American
Itizen Frl., Nov. 30th.
Naturalization ceremonies for
add and 103 petitioners
resenting 24 countries, were
ild in United States District
Kirf-Western District of North
Carolina at 11 a.m. before the
Hon. Judge Marvin R. Wooten of
Charlotte.
Ladd was adopted into the
home of Bonnie and Dennis
Bridges and their daughter,
Rhonda, age 16, on March 31
1976.
It was a happy day for our
family,” said Mrs. Bridges.
nuKiHanHinomDinuimnii^^
Mrs. Plonk Hosts Sat.
Missy Best & Brad King
Afternoon Rook Club J
new Maociate: DR, PAMELA O. PRIOR
newborns:
re BCHS 1980 Mascots
Hissy Best and Bradley King
ve been selected as class
iscots by the members of the
iss of 1980 at Bessemer City
jh School.
Chey officiated in their first
iction as mascots when
ssemer City held its annual
ristmas parade on Thursday,
v. 29.
Missy is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Best. She is the
granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs.
H. Alfred Best and Mr. and Mrs.
George A. Hook Jr.
Bradley is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jim King and the grandson
of Mr. and Mrs. Sam King and
Mr. and Mrs. George Neal.
Friday •a.m..sp.m.
Mrs. Rufus S. Plonk was
hostess for the Christmas
meeting of the Saturday Af-
ternoon Rook Club.
She entertained at her home
on North 14th Street where Mrs.
Pauline Ernest assisted her.
All the members were
present. They included
Mesdames Alma Pearson, Julia
Thomas, Nettie Robinson, Sadie
Ormand, Athelea Matthews,
Irene Simmons, Mrs. Plonk and
Miss Mary Ormand.
Mrs. Anita Morris was invited
to play in the hostess’ place.
Winners in Rook were Mrs.
Thomas High, and Miss Mary
Ormand, second high.
Upon arrival, a cheese cake
dessert course was served with
coffee. Mrs. William Morris 1
joined the group for refresh- B
ments.
Christmas
were
room.
curias arrangements'
placed about the party
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wishes and thanks to our
of service throughout the year.
t. Andrews Christmas
azaar A Success
Ie Women of St. Andrew’s
icoipal Church wish to thank
public for supporting them
ng their second annual
stmas House Bazaar.
rs. George A. Hook Jr.,
ident, reports that the
Mrs. Irene Childers was the
winner in the drawing for an
afghan made by Mrs. Suzie
Crawford Clemmer. Fred Kelso
won the three-tiered fresh
coconut cake baked by Mrs.
Truett Lazenby.
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en made over a thousand
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iey sold a complete meal
drink and dessert for $1.35
g with baked goods and
stmas gift items.
tusby Family-
ilds Reunion
T the first time in a number
ears, children and their
lies of Mrs. B.M. Causby
all present for a family
ton dinner.
esent were Mr. and Mrs.
Jausby and four children of
pac, Calif., Mrs. Sue Pigg
laughter Peggy of Ronoke,
Mrs. Becky Rector of Rich-
I, Va., and the ones from
emer City, Mrs. Ruth
eron and daughters, Melvin
by, and Mrs. Audrey
•rd and family.
. - . ^ . 1
^ew Bessemer
Citians
STH ANNOUNCEMENT
and Mrs. Alfred Best
tnce the birth of a
iter, Alicia Paige, on
ay, December 4, 1979.
lest is the former Marilyn
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
e A. Hook Jr. Parents of
est are H. Aired Best and
te Mrs. Ruth H. Best.
TH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mid Mrs. Robert H. Wray
ice the birth of a son, John
1, on Friday, November
. Mrs. Wray is the former
Mitchem, daughter of
d Mrs. John David Mit-
Parents of Mr. Wray and
d Mrs. Clyde Wray.
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THE BESSEMER CITY RECORD