Churchwomen Hold
May Fellowship Day
Kings Mountain church women
who attended May Fellowship
Day sehvices Friday afternoon
at First Presbyterian church
heard a discussion of the theme,
‘‘Who Is My Family?'' by Mrs.
Cal Fisher, Bible teacher in the
schools. .
Mrs. Fisher called for unity by
the “whole family under God” as
She called attention to the na
tion-wide observance of Christian
Family Week which began Mon
day.
An assortment Of items for
Child Care projects were assem
bled for mailing.
Mrs. Andy Huffstetler was pro
gram chairman.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Speidel have
moved to King’s Mountain from
Statesville. They are new mana
gers of the Country Club.
Carolyn Hedrick, Martinsburg,
W. Va., Schmidt’s Ladies league,
Pikeside Bowl, Martinsburg, West
Virginia, February 12, 1962, ga
mes of 97, 98 and 99.
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Church Circles Gather
For Regular Meetings
Numerous Kings (Mountain
church circles are meeting this
week.
Circle 1 of Central Methodist
church held a covered dish lun
cheon as feature of their regular
meeting Monday at the home of
Mrs. J. H. Arthur. Circle 6 of the
Methodist church met Monday
evening with Mi-s. James Clonin
ger as hostess at her home.
Mrs. Henry Jones was hostess
Monday afternoon to members of
Circle 5 of First Presbyterian
church. Mrs. J. N. Gamble enter
tained memibers of her circle, No.
1. that evening. Mrs. Robert Go
forth was hostess to members
of Circle No. 3 at her home Mon
day night and Mrs. C. D. Blan
ton was hostess to members of
Circle 4.
KING'.** MOUNTAIN '
Hospital Log
VISITING HOURS
Daily 10:31 to 11:31 a. m.
3 to 4 p. m. and 7 to 8 p. m.
Patient List at Kings Moun
tain Hospital at Noon Wednes
Martha Abernathy
Mrs. Leonard Anderson
Dora Black
Mrs. Margaret Black
Juanita Boyd
Mrs. Daisy Britlton
Mrs. Mary Oobb
Mrs. Fred Collins
Mrs. James Gantt
'Ludle Glenn
George Logan
James Navy
Howard L. Parker
Mrs. Etta Parrish
Mark Ross
Mrs. Harold Shook
Mrs. Andrew Smith
Ida Ruth Staplefoote
Rufus White
ADMITTED THURSDAY
Mrs. Horace Wright, Route 2,
Box 56, City.
George R. Barber, 629 Glen
wood Drive, Charlotte.
ADMITTED FRIDAY
Lisa Harrelson, 121 N. Wash
ington Street, Shelby.
Rota Faye Moses, Route 1,
Blacksburg.
Mrs. Cole Pittman, 904 First
St., City.
William Schronce, Route 1
city.
Robert Walker, P. O. Box 86,
City.
ADMITTED SATURDAY
Mrs. Fannie Johnson, 104 My
ers Street, City.
Mrs. Jack Kennedy, 715 Land
ing Street, City.
Mrs. Norman McKee, Route 1,
Gastonia.
Mrs. Alvin Owenby, 48 Lime
stowe Drive, Belmont.
Mrs. Grace Philbeck, 815 Phil
lips Drive, City.
ADMITTED SUNDAY
Kenneth Clary, Route 3, City.
Louise Holland, Route 1, Gro
ver.
E. E. Marlowe, Sr., 505 W. Gold
St, City.
Mrs. Steve Owens, 1323 Shelby
Road, City.
Thomas Wright.
ADMITTED MONDAY
(David Hannah, 205 Blanton St.,
City.
Mrs. Bobby Myers, 205 E. King
St., City.
Jerry Short, 1390 Second St.,
City.
Mrs. Eunice Southerland, 911
First Street, City.
ADMITTED TUESDAY
Mrs. Paul McKenney, Route 3,
City.
Charles Watts, Route 1, Bess
emer City.
Mrs. Clyde Williams, Route 1,
Gastonia.
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Hal Schneider, Falls Church,
Va., Tyler Gardens Mixed league,
Falls Church Bowling Center,
Falls Church, Va., February 6, 19
62, games of 97, 98 and 99.
THE REVEREND AND MRS. CARL M. FISHER
Missionaiy Fisher To Speak
Sunday At Resurrection Church
The Rev. Carl M. Fisher, miss
ionary - under - appointment to
the Malaya School of Missions,
will be guest speaker at Sunday
morning worship services this
week at Resurrection Lutheran
Church.
Rev. Fisher is partially sup
ported in the missionary field by
Resurrection ohuirch.
Born February 4, 1933 in Lex
ington, he is the son of the Rev.
and Mrs. Roy L. Fisher of Lo
gansport, Indiana.
He married the former Mirian
Eleazer on June 21, 1959. The
Fisher’s have one child, a son,
Cairl, Jr.
Rev. Fisher was pastor of Trin
ity Lutheran Church, Concord,
until he received the call from
the Board of Foreign Missions at
the June, 1961 session.
He will enter the Malaya miss
ionary field in June.
IA graduate of Lenoir Rhyne
College with an AB degree in
history, he also holds a BD de
gree from Lutheran Theological
Seminary, Columbia, S. C.
Mis. Wylie's
Rites Conducted
Funeral rites for Mrs. Docia
Cornwell Wylie, 77, who died
Saturday, were held Sunday at
5 p. m. from Pleasant Hill Bap
tist churdh of Which she was a
member.
Rev. James Hudson, assisted
by Rev. Dale Thornlburg, officia
ted, and burial was in the chur
ch cemetery.
A native otf Cleveland County,
Mrs. Wylie was daughter of the
late Mir. and Mrs. J. J. Cornwell.
She was first married to George
Shehan who died in 1916. She is
the widow of Clarence Wylie.
Surviving are two daughters,
Mrs. Burle Nolen of Kings
Mountain and Mrs. Ed Cooksey
of Elkhart, Texas; one son, Mish
er Shehan of Lawndale; three
step-daughters, Mrs. R. L. Pear
son and Miss Roberta Wylie, both
iof Kings Mountain, and Mrs.
Paul England of Gastonia; and
one brother, Edgar Cornwell of
Blacksburg, S. C. Flight grand
children also survive.
Mrs. Dorothy Fernandes. Rayn-j
ham, Mass., Wednesday Nightersl
league, Capeway Bowl, Raynham.i
Mass., February 28, 1962, games
of 103, 104 and 105.
The rising rates on savings de
monstrates the feminine nature
of money. The harder it is to
get, the more interest it attracts
—Changing Times.
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Bizarre Wrecks
The wreck log at Kings Moun
tain Police department this week
was filled with reports of biz
airre auito accidents occuring
within the city limits.
Listed were four crashes, all
involving unusual circumstan
ces.
Young Phillip Strickland, 4
year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Woodrow Strickland, was listed
as the technical driver of an au
tomobile involved in an accident
Friday at 7:00 p. m. on McGinnis
Street.
Young Phillip was in the fam
ily oar outside the Strickland re
sidence at 114 McGinnis Street,
released the brake and the car
rolled down the street, striking
a parked car belonging to Bob
Morrison.
Morrison resides at 115 Mc
Ginnis Street.
Police chief Martin Ware in
vestigated the accident for Kings
Mountain Police department.
Property damage was negli
gible and no injuries were list
ed.
A second accident Friday oc
curred at 11:20 p. m. on Gaston
Street and involved a car which
was driven, until a few seconds
before the accident, by Boyce
Wayne Butler, 509 South North
Street, Bessemer City.
Butler said he had stopped the
oar and gotten out near the in
tersection of Gaston and Moun
tain streets.
The car rolled down Gaston
Street, striking a tree in front
of the residence of Miss Janie
Jackson.
Investigating officers J. D.
Banrelt and Martin Ware report
ed damage to the bumper and
grill of the car, but no estimate
was listed.
A Monday crash on Mountain
Street at 11:20 a. m. involved
cars driven by William Henry
Morgan, 1616 Shelby Road, and
R. D. Goforth, resident of E.
King Street.
Investigating officer P. R. San
ders reported Morgan had stop
ped on Mountain Street and op
ened the door to get out of his
automobile. Goforth, advancing
along Mountain, struck the door
with front bumper of his vehic
le.
Damage to ithe Morgan car
was listed at $65. Damage to the
Goforth car was listed ait $10.
0. D. Ware made the police
log with an accident involving a
firetruck Tuesday ait 11:29 a. m.
on W. Mountain Street.
Fireman Ware was going to a
fire on Cansler Street and side
swiped a car parked in a no
parking zone on the wrong side
of the street.
The vehicle, owned by O. O.
Walker, was damaged in the a
mounit of $60.
Investigating officer was P. R.
Sanders.
We live in a mixed-up society.
We can throw a capsule around
the world and know just where
to pick it up but can’t put the
car keys down five minutes with
out losing them. — Changing
Times.
The war between the sexes ne
ver will ibe won by either side.
Too much fraternizing with the
enemy. — Changing Times.
Anna Lealtherman. Hagerstown,
Md., Women’s Minor league,
Longmeadow Bowl, Hagerstown,
Md., March 1, 1962, games of 82,
81 and 80.
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