KINGS MOUNTAIN
Hospital Log
- VISITING HOURS
Daily 10:30 to 11:30 a. m.
3 to b p. m. and 7 to 8 p m.
Patient List at Kings Moun
tain Hospital at Noon Wednes
day.
Lyle Mae Thompson, 308 Wat
terson St., City
Dora Black, 209 Watterson St.,
City
Mr. William Clack, Jr., Gen.
Dely., City
Mr. William Clack, Sr., Gen.
Dely., City
Mr. William Crawford, 1330
Midpines, City
Kathleen Davis, 41 Parker St.,
City
Mr. John Walter Gamble, 903
Monroe Ave., City
Lucinda Graham, Rt. 2, Bes
semer City
Mrs. Arthur Harding, 7 Ben
nett Dr.,.vCity
Mrs. Junie Horton,- Rt. 2, Box
64, City
Mabel Hunt, Rt. 6, Box 288,
Shelby
Mrs. II a Jones, 409 Parker St.,
City
Mrs. Nancy Kitchen, 803 Sec
ond St., City
Mr. John Ledbetter, 103 Henry
St., City
Ernest McDowell, Rt. 1, Box
66, City
Mrs. J. Bun Patterson, Gen
Dely., Bessemer City
Mrs. Ernest Powell, Rt. 1, Wa
co Rd., City
Roberta Patterson, Gen Dely.,
Bessemer City
Mr. Winslow Spu-rling, 212 Par
ker St., City
Claudette Thompson, Rt. 2,
Box 355, Bessemer City
Miss Carlyle Ware, 403 W.
Mountain St„ City
Mrs. Roland Rose 309 Cherokee
St. Citv
ADMITTED THURSDAY
Horace Fulton, 107 Rosewood
Ave., City
Mrs. Horace Mauney, 104
Wells St., City
Mr. Joseph Proctor, P. O. Box
484. City
Mr. John Sellers, Rt. 2, Box 118,
Citv
ADMITTED FRIDAY
Mrs. Clarence Hoyle, Sr., 108
Edgemont, Gastonia
Mrs. Elbert Mass, P. O. Box
401. Bessemer City
Miss Edith Plonk, 402 W. Gold
St., Citv
Mrs. Essie Stepp, 500 Katherine
St., City
Bobby Gene Short, Rt. 1, Box
118, City
Mr. Bernie Thomas, Rt. 1, Box
416, Shelby
ADMITTED SATURDAY
Mrs. Robert Collins, 108 Myers
St., City
Virginia Freeman, 416 S. Roy
St., Gastonia
Mrs. Dewey Gregg, 1 Popular
Courts, City
Mr. Walter Moorhead, 513
Crescent Hill, City
Willie Whisnant, Rt. 3, Box 70,
City
ADMITTED SUNDAY
Mr. Rufus Fite, c/o Fite Shoe
Shop, City
Mr. Lonie Gordon, Rt. 2, Bes
semer City
Church St., City
Mr. James Hicks, Jr., 913
Mr. Larry McDaniel, 705 Stone
St., City
John R. Smith, Jr., Box 212,
City
Susie Wilson, Box 24, City
ADMITTED MONDAY
Mrs. Annie Hipp, 207 Kiser St.,
City
James Ross, Gen. Dely., Besse
mer City
ADMITTED TUESDAY
Kent Layton, 4700 Brooktree
Dr., Charlotte
MORE ABOUT
School Transfers
(Continued From, Front Page)
under the assumption that the
child had been asigned to East
School. He also said that the ori
ginal reason for denial, over
crowded conditions, was of no
further consequence.
“The question before the
board now is,” he said, “Is it bet
ter to have 34 in a 2nd-3rd grade
combination (Park Grace) or is
it better to have 34 in a class
where all the students are in the
same grade?”
In conclusion he stated that by
granting the request the board
would be helping itself, the
school, the Mauneys and Martha
Jane.
After a'll present stated their
arguments the board discussed
the requests at length and by
majority vote approved the
Mauney transfer. Two members,
Dr. Philip Padget and Mrs. Lena
McGill abstained.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos told the
board of their reason for de
siring the transfer of their dau
ghter from Bethware to North
School. After two days attend
ance at Bethware, Suzanne has
been sitting in the fifth grade at
North.
The Amos reasons were 1) Suz
anne will be able to continue
her piano lessons without chan
ging teachers; 2) there are in
sufficient seats and boks at
Bethware; 3) convenience at
North are more suited to a large
class than at Bethware; and 4)
North is near the child’s grand
parents and would ease the
transportation problem.
By a majority vote of the
ARP'S Held
Open House
The Boyce Memorial Associ
ate Reformed Presbyterian m
The Boyce Memorial Associate
Reformed Presbyterian church
formally opened its new educa
tional building on Edgemont
Drive with a special service of
consecration at the morning wor
ship hour Sunday and an open
house in the afternoon from 3
until 5 pm.
Dr. W- L. Pressly, pastor, de
livered the sermon on “My
Church”.
Dr. Pressly defined the church
as "the place where man and his
Maker meet”.
Referring to cri t i c i s m the
church has received, he spoke of
some “good things about the
church”.
These he listed as:
1 The foundation of the church
which is Jesus Christ. “Without
Christ you might have a good
organization, but not a Church.
It is founded on the pillar and
ground of truth ”
2 The Framework. “Every
memlber is a brick of the church,"
Dr. Pressly said. “There is union
with every memlber building on
one another, moving forward,
each making his own contribu
tion, supporting each Other with
prayer and encouragement.”
3 The future of the church.
‘‘Although the church has suf
fered persecution from without
and indifference from within we
remember the words: “I will
never leave thee or forsake thee”.
Also included on the program
were a Congregational Thanks
giving, an anti-phonal reading; a
Congregational prayer in unison
and three anthems by the com
bined adult, youth and Cherub
choirs, a group of 60 voices, un
der the direction of Mrs. Ken
neth McGill
Organist was Mrs. N. F. Mc
Gill and Mrs. Garrison Goforth
was at the piano.
Guests at the Open House
were welcomed at the entrance
toy Grady Patterson, chairman of
the building program, and Mrs.
Patterson.
Dr- Pressly received in his i
study, and teachers and superin
tendents of various departments
welcomed guests throughout the
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"Mountaineer List"
Boy's
CAR COATS
Poplin, Zip Front. Quilt
Lined, w/hood
Sizes 3 to 6x
$3.99
Boy's
CORDUROY PANTS
Solids & Plaids
Sizes 6-16
$3.99
Girl's
PARKA COATS
Woven Plaid. Blue, Green,
Red Quilt-lined, But
ton Front with detach
able Hood _ Sizes 7 - 14
$8.99
Boy's
OXFORDS & LOAFERS
Sizes 8VW to 3
Brown & Black
PLAY WELTS
$2.99
GANNIGAN
$4.99
Boy's
JACKETS
Corduroy & Doe Cord
Lined-up Zip Front
Sizes 3 to 6x
$2.99
Ladies'
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One Group Flats
Values to $6.00 __ NOW
$1.99
Heels values to $7.00
NOW
$2.99
Girl's
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Navy Blue - Quilt-lined
Size 7 - 14
$8.99
Men's
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with Zip Front - Pile-lined
Olive & Black
Small, Med., Large and
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Boy's
BLAZERS
Sizes 3 - 6x & 8 - 12
Red, Blue, Black
$5.99 to $12.99
Boy's
WOOL CAR COATS
Orion Pile-lined
Sizes 8 - 16
$8.99 to $10.99
Girl's
DRESSES
Sizes 3 - 6x & 7 - 14
By School-Timer, Prim &
Kate Greenway — Solids,
Ass't. Colors
$2.99 to $8.99
Ladies'
NYLON HOSE
2 PAIR
$1.00
DRESS SHOP VALUES
CORDUROY WRAP SKIRTS
$4.00
ALL WEATHER COATS WITH
RACCOON or FOX COLLARS
$39.95 VALUE FOR
$34.95
COTTON ROBES. GOWNS. SHORTY
PAJAMAS. SLIPS. HALF-SLIPS
xk Price For Weekend
10% OFF
ON ALL WINTER COATS
DURING CELEBRATION SALE
ONLY
ONE TABLE OF BLOUSES
and COTTON SLIM JIMS
% PRICE
ONE TABLE of ODDS & ENDS
$2.00
CORDUROY SKIRTS. WESKITS
ONE TABLE
CHALLIE GOWNS. KNIT PAJAMAS
V2 PRICE
ONE RACK OF COTTON DRESSES
JR.. MISSES. HALF-SIZES
NEW SHIPMENT __ $5.95 VALUES
AT
£5.00
FULTON’S
DEPARTMENT STORE
Free Customer Parking at Rear
Dress Shop_Second Floor
W. Mountain Street
EVANGELIST — Dr. J. Calvin
Smith of Clover. S. C. will lead
a week of special services begin
ning Monday at Boyce Memorial
ARP church.
ARP'S Begin
Special Services
Fall evangelistic services will
begin Monday and continue
through next Sunday at Boyce
Memorial ARP church, the pas
tor Dr. W. L. Pressly has an
nounced.
Dr. J. Calvin Smith of Clover,
S. C. will be the visiting speaker
at services each evening except
Saturday at 7:30. There wil be
a children’s service on next Sat
urday morning at 10 a. m. and
two services on next Sunday, Oc
tober 14th
Commenting on the special ser
vices, Dr. Pressly said, “Dr.
Smith has served the denomina
tion well, as a minister, as a
member of boards and commit
tees, and as a song leader in
conference and Synods. We in
vite our friends to worship with
us.’’
LATE CLASSIFIED
PIPING GAS to gas heaters, all
kinds. Venting. Leroy Mat
thews, Phone 739-5267 or 739
5514._ 10:418pd
building.
board the request was granted.
Two members, Dr. Padgett and
Mrs. McGill, abstained.
MORE ABOUT
Commission Split
(Continue From, Front Page)
not see "how the commissions
could be split fairly with the
Hay Agency and not with Bob
Mar.er and the others."
‘‘If my request is denied,”
Maner said. ‘‘I would like to
have all pertinent information
concerning equipment, employ
ees, vehicles, etc., so that I can
make a true bid for the busi
ness.”
He also stated that if he were
in the Warlick's position he sin
cerely believed he would vol
untarily split the commission.
No action was taken by the
board.
Chairman Fred Plonk said
“The board is not in the picture.
It is illegal for the board to di
rect a commission split.”
Board member Toby Williams
stated, “All we can do is get the
most insurance coverage for the
least dollar. We have no control
over the commissions.”
All members were of the opin
ion that it was a matter to be re
solved between the agencies
themselves.
CARD OF THANKS
CARD OF THANKS
The children of Mrs. Nancy
Ross Childers wish to thank
Drs. Thomas Durham and Paul
Hendricks for the thoughtful
care given their mother during
her illness. Thanks also go to
their many friends for their
card’s and flowers and other
expressions of sympathy.
Ailie Childers Jackson
William D. Childers
NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
CLEVELAND COUNTY
The undersigned, having quali
fied as Executors of the estate of
Campbell Phifer, deceased, late
of Cleveland County, this is to
notify all persons having claims
against said estate to present
them to the undersigned on or
before the 12th day of March,
1963, or this notice will be plead
ed in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned.
This the 13th day of Septem
ber, 1962.
Marriott D. Phifer
Wendell L. Phifer
Executors
Address: 221 Battleground Ave
nue, Kings Mountain, N. C.
9:13-10:4
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NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the
power of sale contained in a
deed of trust given by John H.
Carswell and wife, Katie B. Cars- j
well and Essie Mae Huffstickler
and husband, James C. Huff
stickler, dated November 7, 1960
and now on record in the Office
of the Register of Deeds for Cle
veland County in Book 568 at
page 67, said deed of trust hav
ing been given to the undersign
ed as trustee to secure the in
debtedness therein mentioned
and default having been made
in the payment of same, and at
the request of the holder of the
note, I will sell for cash at the
courthouse door in SHELBY,
CLEVELAND COUNTY, NORTH
CAROLINA on MONDAY, OC
TOBER 15, 1962 at 10:00 o’clock
a.m. or within legal hours the
following described reai estate:
Lot No. 33 in the Cora Mill
Subdivision of the property of
Textiles, Inc., as shown on plat
thereof made by Charles S. Kir
by, Surveyor, a copy of which
plat is filed in the Office of the
Register of Deeds of Cleveland
County in plat book 2 at page
95, to which plat reference is
hereby made for a full and com
plete description of said lot by
metes and bounds. Being more
fully described as follows:
BEGINNING at a stake in the
eastern margin of Third Street;
thence N. 68 deg. 29 min. W. 103
.35 feet to a stake; thence N. 19
deg. 11 min. E, 75 feet to a stake;
thence S. 68 deg. 29 min. E. 103
.17 feet to a stake in the East
ern margin of Third Street;
thence S. 19 deg. 11 min. W. 75
feet with the Eastern margin of
Third Street to a stake, the point
of BEGINNING.
Being the same land convey
ed by A. G. Myers, Receiver of
Textiles, Incorporated to John H.
Carswell and wife, by deed dat
ed 24th of July, 1940 as wili] ap
pear on record in the Cleveland
County Registry in Book 4-Y at
page 145.
This the 7th day of September,
1962.
J. R. Davis, Trustee
Davis and White,
Attorneys
9:20 - 10:10
NOTICE OF HEARING
ON RE-ZONING PETITION
Public notice is hereby given
that a public hearing will be con
iucted by the Board of Commis
sioners, City of Kings Mountain,
North Carolina, at City Hall
courtroom at 7 o’clock on Oc
tober 11, 1962, on a petition to
rezone the following lots from
residential zone to business zone
the following property:
Lots No. 12 and 13, Block 9,
Map 201, Corner of Deal and
King streets.
By order of the Board of Com
missioners, this the 24th day of
September 1962.
j. h. McDaniel, jr.,
City Clerk
9:27-10:11
PhoneTcings Mtn. 739-2150
I Bessemer City
Kings Mountain
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