' Mm Paal Mcutty and daughter,!
Kite Kitty J?4e, of Charlotte, were | t
gaefeta of Mr?. V A. Ware thit week, j v
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lira. Elbert L-iuges, who oader- j j,
Went a terlona operation at Shelby!
hospital last Wednesday, was report-1
ed this week to be gradually impror y
lag. j (
Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Plonk and i
?awl1u mw*A U/ 1 DU-h Q I
t?* 11 j | huu if u. A ivun spcuv auu* j
day in Asheville. Miss Nancy Plonk j
remained in Asheville to attend the ,
tumraer session of the Plonk 8chool j
of Creative Arte.
Mrs. Hayne Blaekmer and Miss
Nell Patrick have returned to Kings \
Mountain following a month's stay
at Crescent Beach.
Miss Clara Plonk, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. 0. 8. Plonk, left Monday
for Asheville. She shrill attend
the summer session of the Plonk |
School of Creative Arts.
Cpl. Menr.ell Phifer is visiting his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell
Phifer. while on furlough from Eglin
Field, Fla.
Pfe. Sam Hamrick and Mrs. Hamrick
returned last week after a trip
to White Lake and to visit relatives
in the Eastern part of the state.
Pfe. Hamrick recently returned to
the United States after being liberated
from a Nasi prison.
Mrs. William R. Weaver and daughter,
of Qreensboro, arrived last
week for a visit with he* parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Plonk.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Harris are
visitinir Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Hord
la Miami, Fla.
TA and Mr?. Howard Jackson, of
Camp Hood. Teats, are visiting Lt.
Jackson's mother, Mrs. W. T. Jaek
OB.
Mr. Jm? Yarboro and family wore
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Bookoat
In Gastonia Sunday. Miss Shirley
Tarboro remained for a week '
Hit.
Mrs. Patrick Cnrley and children
are visiting relatives in Washington,
D. C., and New York City.
Mrs. John Gamble spent several
days at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Paul Kennedy in 8helby last week.
Miss Libby McGill of Morven is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Lona
McGill.
Mrs. L. D. Shuford of Forest City
vi*!ted relatives in Kings Mouptain !
this week.
Mrs. Thomas Jenkins of Spray was i
a recent visitor at the home of Mr. j
anl Mrs. Howarl Jenkins.
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The Arthur 1
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Mr*. Pulton Everbart, who ha*
een visiting her parent* in Gaiaeeille,
Ga., will return home soon ae- 1
oinpanied by Mr. Everhart who ^
oined her in Gainesville this week. ?
Tommy Garst of High Point hat
>een visiting his sister-in-law, Mrs. 1
lloria Rawles Garst. *
D. F. Hord who has been spending
t three-weeks vacation at his home
lere, left recently to take up h1? 1
lenior work at Emory University
ichool of .Dentistry, Atlanta, Ua.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ware of 1
Monroe were guests of relatives ir
:his section during the week enl.
Mr. and Mrs. Cbarles Spake an>
Mrs. Lallage Hord of 8helby were
recent guests of Mrs. D. P. Hord.
Miss Ruby Fisher of Landis has
been visiting Miss Christine Still.
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Mr. and Mrs. Rawlston Ware of
Miami, Fla., have been guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Ware.
Mrs. Stowe Miller of Waco. Mrs
Amanla Wilson and Mrs. Tom Rob
sits of Shelby were recent guests of
relatives in Kings Mountain. I
Mrs. Bill Howard has had as heT i
guests for several days Mrs. H. G. i
Fisher and bohnny Fisher o? Landis.
H. G; Fisher, Jr., who has been a <
guest of'Billy Howard, Jr., for the
past two week returned hime with
his mother.
Lt. Carroll Barnes whg has been I
at General hospital, Camp Pickett, J
t,?,- trriveil home for a three- |
weeks stay.
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Mrs. J. B. Youngblood and daughter.
Mr?. King of Savanah, Ga.,
were recent guests of Mrs. J. E. Lipford
and Miss Margaret Keudriek.
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Mrs. F. E. Finger has returned
home after an extended stay with
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Warren, the latter
her daughter, in California.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bumgardner
and daughter, Mlti Hue Jane, have
been visiting relatives in Kings
Mountain.
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Mr. and Mrs. Hunter V"??e v ' I
daughter, Mii* Betty Ware, ar !
needing the week with relatives in
Kings Mountain.
Mr. and Mrs. James McGill of A [>
thens. Ga.. were guests of Mr. anil j I
Mrs. W. K. Crook for the week end. .<
Mrs. MoGill was the former Miss |
Doris Hood, of Atlanta, membeer of |
the Kings Mountain school faculty j
Mr. and "frs. L. L. Benson hav
had as their guests their daughte?
Mrs. Goodnight and Children of :
Kannapolis.
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Warren McGiU of Little Rock,
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Mr. and Mri.a Bill Seunders ol
iemp have been visiting Mrs. Baun |
lers' mother, Mrs. R. 8. Plonk and
ther relatives.
Mr. and Mrs.^Jim McQUl of Kanapolis
were guests of relatives in
tings Monntain Sunday.
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.Mrs. Clay Poston of Baltimore,
Id., ia visiting ber mother, Mrs. M. j
j. Houser. ' j
Mrs. Pinkney Stokes and children J
>f Reidsville are guests of Mrs.
Itoke's mother, Mrs. M. L. Houser.
MEN IN SERVICE
BACK TO DUTY
Petty Officer second class Arthur
Invton Wright left June 21, after
.pending thirty day with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Kassie Wright of
ljute 2. for the Recruiting station,
t if-iloigh, N. C., whfere he was a-1
assigned to duty. He is now ill i
sail Francisco, Calif. Wright had |
ir.ed 10 months in the South Pa-'.fie
pr'or to his arrival in the states.
BLAXiOCK IN STATES
MIAMI, Fla. ? North Carolina)
verseos veterans from widely scat:ered
battle fronts continue to pour
into Air Transport Command's Miami
Army Air Field a part of 50,000 j
returnees ATC is flying back to the |
states each month. Among late arriv-1
sis is T-4 George O. Blalock. 30, 104 1
v'ity street, Kings Mountain, N. C. |
The majority of the air evacuees
under the Army's "Green Project "j
lavwl at IliU nrn c n i ' - 1
? wv ?.? ?%av dud ami I
v t. re >eent to Camp Bland in*/. I
Fla. From there they go to distribu- I
tion centers nearer their homes Tot
release or reassignment under the
Amy redeployment plan.
&XPPY CITED
Five soldiers from North Carolina,
all members of the 13th Infantry
Regiment, 8th ("Qolden Arrow")
Infantry Division have been awarded
the Meritorious Service Unit Plaque
"for supeftor performaee of j
duty." The award entitles them to
sett the Gold Service Wreath on
the right sleeve of their uniforms.
Among those re-eiving the pb < ?*
Is Pfc William C. Rippy of 200 Gaston
street, Kings Mountain, N. C.
HOTFSTtTLBft DISCHARGED
Army Hdqs., Poa, Ft. Shafter, T.
H.?Cpl. Marvin T. Huffstetler,
of 1245 Floyd St.. 8. W.. Atlanta. G*1
has been returned, under the Army's
readjustment program, to the contl
nental United 8tate? from the Pr
chic Ocean Areas cimmond of lit.
Gen. Robert C. Richardson, Jr.
M'> mother. Mrs. ~M. J. Haffstetler
lives in Kings Mountain, N. C., route
i. Uig wife, Mrs. Marvin Huffstet
Oeorvin.
Cpl. Huffstetler came into the Army
on March J8, 1040, and had been
overseas 50 month*. He was with the
Infantry and later the Military Police,
and has been stationed on Pan?mn
in Central America and Oahu in
the Hawaiians.
Under the readjustment point system,
hie score was 100.
In civilian life, he was h farmer.
MOBOAH DISCHARGED
AUGU8TA, Ga. ? Honston K.
Morgan of Kings Mountain, N. O.,
has received an honorable discharge
from the Army for medical reasons
and has returned te his home.
He was a Corporal with the Infantry
Corps overseas and wais discharged
at Oliver General Hospital
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Letter To Editor
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The Kings Mountain Rescne Mis
aion was established in February,
1044 for the pnrpose of bringing to ]
Kings Mountain a mission ball to
serve the people spiritually as well
mm maieriauy. you people did not
tiki to the Million m it *>* hoped
you would end back it with your
prayera, mean*, and presence. Since
the minion wu ettabliihed a little
more than a.year ago It wai forced
to'give up the idea of helping the
people materially, but itill aerving
Ha purpoee ipiritnally.
In Dee. 1944, a Sunday achool was
rganited for the Miaaion and on
Sunday Dee. 84th there were 09 people
at the Minion for Sunday achool
Sinee then the attendance haa been
9 and- down. An email a number aa
10. But en Sunday, June 17th there
vera 00 at the eehoo! and on Sunday
lane Mth, there was 00 preaent. The
tfieaios doea not conflict with other ,
thurehea. They have their eervieea at
I p. m. The Miaaion ia non-denominational,
but a^T denomination* are
eeleome to wofihip there. The Sunlay
achool ia eompoeed moetly of
children and 90 percent of them do
let attend ehureh elsewhere. So yea
m the Miaaipu ia atlll aerviag it#
nrpen ia JDib Mountain, mdvtt*.
*P*d*1 invitation t<* j
L in to U otatev' -, woi|tlk ''?, i*.
OSQW
W?. B. ?tendsiv\fistor
Sunday School t:45 -A. M. Mr. W.
K. Unity, Bupt.
Church SirvlcM 11:00 A. M., with
the Mrnoi by the pastor.
Sunday:?
Children of the Church 3:30 P. M.
Junior Children of the Church 7:00
The Lather Leagues 7:00 P. M.
Union Service 8:00 P. M. at the
Central Methodist ehureh, with the
terraon by Bee. B. E. Craig.
Monday:?
The Women's Missionary Society,
with Mrs. C. Q. Rhyne, Leader, 8:30
P. M., in the Ladies' Parlor.
Boy Scouts 7:00 P. M. in "? the
Boy Scouts' Room. y
Church Council 8:00 P. M. in the
pastor's Study.
Tuesday:?
5:30 P. M. the Girl 8couts.
7:30 p. m. Toung Women's Mix
sionary Society.
Wednesday:?
9.AA T> VT Ue.Ws.l UUaVaw. lit.
I .w A iu. unci tu i iv. ucui mmsionary
ClreJe, with Mrs. Dewey
Falls.
8:00 P. M. Senior Choir rehearsal.
"WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH
Paul E. Allred. Paytor J
0,:45 Sunday school.
11:00 "A Boy and His Dinner,"?
by the Pastor.
7:00 Class meeting.
8:00 ??Is Thine Heart Right With
God," by the Pastor.
7:45 Wednesday, prayer service.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN opUBCH
P. D. Patrick, Pastor
0:45 Sunday school, Harry Page.
Bupt.
11:00 Morning Worship. 8ermon
by Mr. Jack Bogie.
3:00 Sunday school and church *
Kings Mountain, thought we .would
let the people know what the Mis
aian ?mm Aryl n ~ ..... V-...
oiv" twma uwiuj^. ktviiic v?i > viu urv <
wondered what the mission wan for
Since Sunday, Jan. JL thru Sunday
June 24, there hae 763 presenfor
the 8unday sflfcol ot ,1 p. m
There is an enrollment of 101, with
a,n average of SO preeent. There hae
been ?even professions of faith in
our Lord and 8aviour Jesus Chriet.
So you people that love the Lord and
want to see hie work proeper here
in Kings Mountain, pay the mission
a visit and help put them over far
God.
Rev. John L. Gregory, Mission Supt.
Rev. Howard Martin, 8. 8. Supt.
C. E. Morgan, Jr.. Teacher
Mrs. Ruth Martin. Teacher
Mrs. L. N. Sisk, Teaeber
L. V. Sisk, Secretary
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Dim*. J O. DmmM, 0?pi. ' 1
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'tm Mwteji Boy Boout meeting.
8:00 To?fay, prayer ??tof M
Kugrut.
7:00 Wedaesdhy, ehoir practice.
JTBST BAPTIST CHTJBCH
L. C. Plnnix, Pastor
8unday school 10:00 A. M.
Hev. J. L. Teague, Supt.
Morning Worship 11:00 A. M.
Subject: "Tending oor Own Oarden."
Baptismal service 4 P. M.
Training Union 0:48 P. M. !
Evening Worship 8:00 P. M. (t
Central Methodist church.
Midweek prayer service Wednesday
8:00 -P. M.
Bey Scouts, Troop 8, meets
day 7:00 P. M. C. D. Ware Scoutmaster.
Cub Scouts meet Thursday 4:30,
Mrs. C. T). WaTe, Den Mother.
OBNTtlAL METHODIST CHURCH
J. Q. Winkler, Minister
10:00 A. M. Chdrch school, B. H.
Peeler, Supt.
11:00 A. M. Sermon by Pastor.
7:15 P. M. Young People.
8:00 P. M. Union Worship. The
Rev. R. R. Craig of Pisgan A. R. P.
church will be the guest minister.
Wednesday 8:00 P. M. Midweek
service.
BOYCE MEMORIAE ABP
Rev. R. N. Baird, Minister
8abbath:
10:00 Sabbath school, John L. Gam
blc, Supt.
11:00 Morning worship, sermon by
vRev. Rursell M. Carr.
7:15 YPCU.
8:00 Union service at Central Methodist
church, sermon by Rev. R.
'E. Craig, Pisgah ARP church.
Wednesday: *
1 8 P. M. Prayermeeting, followed
*by choir practice.
FIRST CHURCH CP THE
NAZARENF
Rev. W. Blanchard Home, Pastor
Sunday:
10:00 A. M. Sunday School.
11:00 A. M. Preaching.
8:30 P. M. NYP8.
o;<?i r. ta. rrt*cmng.
Wednesday:
8:00 P. M. Prayer Service.
MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH
C. B. Bobbltt. Pastor
8. 8. 8upt.: W. Delbert By are.
Training Union Director, Mrs. Lloyc
j McFalls.
9:45 A. M. Sunday School.
I 11:00 A. M. Worship Service.
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O&AOS MSTHOXUST OHUBCH
Ktv. W. I* Hark*/, Pat tor
100:00 A. 11. Sunday tchooL
R. 8. Lynn, Bopt.
14:00 A. M. Morning Worthlp.
0:45 YoutA Fel lowthip.
Sgt. J. D. Montgomery
Is Awarded Citation
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Htft. J. 1). Montgomery, ton of Mr.
and Mr*. D. J. Montgomery of Oro.
ver, bar, recently been cited for ?pI
perior performance of duty yrhlle
nerving with the 35th mobile reclamation
atrtl repair squadron in
I. ? J t..l? ion I.
nurupf i rum uuij * ?-* ?v
of that year. 8gt. Montgomery ie
the hu"' sod o* 'he former Margie
Blackwell of King* Mountain, N. C.
I 8he ami their daughter, Joanne,
| make their home with her mother,
| Mrs. Virvrie Blackwell.
i The citation given the Qrover man
, commended his unit one of the first
{to reaeh the continent, on its task of
; commencing immediate operations nn
iler difficult conditions.
1 "With abundant energy, untirng
devotion to duty, the men and offi* ?
i cers worked consistently Ion# houn
I with little rest and recreation, throu
ghout the days preceding - and subsequent
to St. lx> breakthrough the
organization returned many battleecraft
to combat statue, enabling
their assault upon the enemy."
The group was awarded the meritorious
service unit plaque by genI
eral orders from Army Air Force#
I headquarters.
Cnl. Charles Black
Wounded on Okinawa
Word has been reeeved by Mrs. .T,
I B. 8elf that her son. Cpl. Charles A
Black, who is with the First Marine
Division, was wounded on Okinawa
Jnne 12.
Cpl. Black entered the service Mar
: oh lf?41 and served in Panama for
i 27 months. He wa? sent to the Pa.
dfle in Mar of this vear and was
j :n the invasion of Okinawa which
was hi* first battle. Opl. Bleak waa
I hit ? by a mortar abell and suffered
' >hrapnel wonnda in his right arm,
I right leg. and bark and several broken
ribs.
Msny former Coast Guard surfmen
are now getting the landing ^
craft through to the Pacific beaches.
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