Installation Services Held
And Church Dedicated
Rev. B. F. Ormand, son of Mr. and
Mrs. B. F. Ormand, Sr., of Kings
Mountain, participated in installation
and dedication services last Sunday,
in the three churches of which
he is pastor, at L«oht City, West Vir
ginia. According to the Moorefield
Kxaminer, Moorefield, W. Va., coun
ty newspaper. Rev. Mr. Ormand was
ordained and installed at the Ward
ensville Prehibytertan church at the
11 o'clock service Sunday morning
with Dr. C. D. Gilkeson, of Winches
ter, Vir., presiding.
The installation hervice took place
at Ivanhoe Presbyterian church at
the 7:00 o'clock service, with Rev. V
W. Hogshead, of Petersburg Vir.,
presiding.
On Sunday afternoon Pine Ridge
Prebbyterian church was dedicated
with impressive ctremony. The erec
tion of thiisi church was begun by a
former pastor, Rev. Bernard Bain
and completed sinco Rev. Mr. Or
mand'h pastorate.
These special services were ail
attended by large congregations an 1
the young preacher is being highly:
commended for his splendid work’
in the three congregations and for
his success in the completion of
Pine Ridgt church edifice.
Rev. Mr. Ormand is a graduate of
Kings Mountain High School and of
Davidson College, later studying for
three years at the Presbyterian
Theological School at Richmond. Va.
where he was prepared for his chos
en profession.
He has many friends and relatives
in Kings Mountain and vicinity who
are deeply interested in his work in
1
West Virginia.
Mrs. ft. F. Ormand, Sr., of Kings
Mountain, accompanied by her dau
ghter-in-law, Mrs. James Ormand
of (Jastonia went to Lost City last
week where they visited her son
and attended the Sunday services,
returning home Tuesday night.
INFANT DIES
Thomas Sipe, six-months old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sipe, of
Kings Mountain died Monday night
at the Presbyterian Hospital, Char
lotte. where he had been carried for
treatment for colitih.
Funeral services were held at St.
Lulu‘s Lutheran church, Wednesday
morning at 10:00 o’clock with Rev.
L. Boyd Hamm, the pastor in charge.
Interment followed in the church
cemetery.
Surviving are the parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Sipe. and a little sihter
aged three years.
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WORLD WAR VETERAN,
DIES
M. Cleve MCClure, World War vet
eran. age 49, died in the Mauney
Mill village Saturday night folowing
a, stroke of paralysis. :
Funeral services and burial took
place at Rock Hill, S. C., Monday.
Mr. McClure had been in failing
health for ome time.
He is survived by his widow, two
children, a son, age 14 and daughter,
age 9. Six stepchildren survive.
He is also survived by a sister.
Mrs. Anderson Ross, of the Phenix
Mill Village, No. Two.
Popular Magazine
Features Cover Page
Picture of Local Interest
The bright-faced little girl pic
tured on the cover page of the No
vember Pictorial Review and Delin
eator combined, is a neice of Mrs. H
R. Parton of Kings Mountain. She
is Betty Woody, daughter of Mr. and
Mis. Horace Woody, of Cincinnati,
Ohio. Mr. Woody is a brother of Mrs
Parton and native of this State.
The picture is a full-color photo
graph by Anton Brueh], of Cincina
ti.
Dr. J. S. Norman To
Locate In Gastonia
The following announcement in
a recent issue of the Gastonia Ga
ze'tte will be of interest to the
fiiend'3 of Dr. J. S. Norman and
family who lived in Kings Mountain
for some time before going to Hick
ory and also to friends of the late
Dr. .1. S. Hood and family:
Dr. J. S. Norman, prominent Hick
ory specialist has purchased the com
plete equipment and fixtures of the
Hood clinic, onerated by the late
Dr. J. Sidney Hood, and will practice
in the Gastonia field, beginning Mor.
day.
Dr. Norman was a general ^prac
titioner for two years in Kings
Mountain prior to his location in
Hickory,
Say, “I saw it in The Herald.”
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