WINS HONOR Larry Patrick.
Eagle Scout, won his silver -
gold palm at Thursday s Court
of Honor for district Boy Scouts.
He is the son of Mr. and Mis
Lawrence Patrick.
Patrick Wins
Silver Palm
Larry Patrick. Kind’s duuntair
Eagle Sr out, rweived hi', silver
gold palm award at Thui .day
Court of Honor for K 'foun
tain distn t Boy Seoul
Young Patrick is the son <d Mi
and Mr- Law*en<v Palr-k.
Don Sessom.s. Tr >op 91, wa>
advanced to SffOltd class lank
and Hi .id Hush, Troop 294, wa>
advanced to fi:st class.
Other Scouts who w 'it mn !
awariLs were:
Architecture: Eugene White "I
Troop 91.
Electricity: Furman i fllarl
den of Troop 91
Home F’ep.i . ■>: Marty i 'rede
rick of Troop 9fi.
Painting: J. C VVr :ot <d Troof
99.
Swimming: Tommy Dovn ■ >:
Troop 91.
Roy Huffstetlor. .!•. .ni\ • i
to the rank of star S > it ■ id
Furman E. (Hadden and Don
Bridges, twitti of Troop 91. ad
vanced to Mie t ank <>: Life s out
One Minor Mishap
Occurs Monday
There was one mnn .i-n-.rn'
hili* accident in Kings Mount
Monday as ,i r< nit of i. \ ■ . ct
accord hi > to the Kings '1- nntait
Police I>‘pai tinent reports.
Ronald Gone Hamrick of Bet
nett drive was driving on Pheni'
street when hi. cat sk:d«h*d on
iee and struck • po.-t at .'kite p m .
kwestig.iting olliifi-s '.i <1
Dama-ic was reporter! as mine:
ami Hamrick was not injured. No
charges were t led.
Lindsay Rites
To Be Thursday
C Spurge Lindsay, tit of 511
Cherokee Street, died suddi n!y
Monday aftern -on shortly altei
1 o'clock j m. while working at
Wright's Barier Sh a.
He w in Gro\
er Mason - I. <*•(■. Star N.>
ami was a member of the Ml.
Olive Baptist ihui-h wlteie he
served a> a teacher ol the Men’s
Bilile Class cn the Sunday School
A former | • n tier. Lindsay
had been employed at Wright’s
Barber Shop as a boot black lot
the pa~t two y» ai >
survivors are ms w If Airs
Vivian Ucdsav one d i h er.
Mrs. Whitmire. ft Kiir*s
Mountain; one sister. Mis. K*hel
Kcnion i>t I lijrii Shoais; and t>
grandchildren.
Intfrment will he in the Shiloh
Methodist Church c* :er> in
Grover.
The body will lie in state at the
Lands.i> home, lo .ii.*d at .Ml
Cherokee Street, from Wrdnes
day afternoon at V mi pm. until
2:30 Thursday, at wh i nine th.
body will he taken I • tie- Shiloh
Methodist church for bur il.
Bnloe-Border Mor'uary ha*
charge of the funeral arran *•
merits.
G-W Scholarship
Exams March 2!
Boilin': Sprite's Mi M W.
Gordon, lr.. Business Malta • *i
for Gardticr-UYhh College and
Chairman of the S. holaish)
Committee, announced induy that
scholarship cxumin a t i >> n m
Gardner W ebb'.- SlO.imr , im|vii
live academic acholat ship pr i
gram will tv given at Gardner*
Webb on March 21, 1364. lie in
ning at 9:30 \ in. in R" ni lot of
the Science ltnildin
Mr Gordon stated itiat hi h
seniors and graduates a d
character and high moral stand
artl who have irkm th** S \ P.
of the Colle e l.oard and v\li > ire
recommended i.s liieo sup- i i
tendent. puncipal. :unl.i:i e* mi*
seior. or iiome room teacner.
may compete foi tile si h.darships
The scholai '• <• .11
ed after ]m*iso!.iI interview to
those qualified students making
the highest s i the tests n
conjunct hen will. I heir S. A T.
scores and suluect to proval
and aceeptanee as students of
tiardner-Webli i.y the admissions
«ommitteo.
The school oflieinl reeommend
ing the applicant must i le
recommendation in writing to tlie
Scholarship Committee. Tile * i*
dent mu ;t inform the Commit e
• it his Cntcniio.i to take th** test
nut later than .Viaiclt Id, 196i.
Scout Banquet
Set T uesday
TV i'l’h #V ual IJ.ij.qw! of
thf* Ph ’.out ( unt il. II >> Scouts
of Ami r ca wiP he held on Tues
day. i . ■ 2’. <if January at
Brackett's C;*oai Paik in North
ern Cicvlmd County.
A fellowship period w:ll begin
at fi:3li pm v .th the Bar-U-Q
dinner iieing served at 7:<)i) p.tn.
The h'>nor.‘d ou st and speaker
will be Dr. Gut nar Berg. Hesi
tient D. -itor 01 Humanics De
jiartment at (K'Whorp • Univer
se and 9irr. i Xal.onai Direct
01 o f Prof- .ml Scoufers
Training for the Boy Scouts of
America. hr 1 < r, was Nu n in
N >rw«>v and came to the I'niter!
States as a sis with his parents.
He completed his elementary’ ed
ucation whil li% in^r in a logging
. amp in the ■ te of Washington.
I
- •>• of Washington in 1922 and
d d ri id'iato vv ik at Teachers
Col l«*''e, Columbia Cniversity
com pi i. : h.s master’s degree in
193ft and tloeloi of education in
191ft,
In 1927, Dr. Her,’ was seho-ted
is Nat; ,n;tl Dim-.-tor of Volun
teet Training end in ITift was
•:ven additional responsibility of
Professional T. lining.
Dinin’ the ^ears in which I>r.
Berg has given field s-rvice. he
his sjjo ten to ever .'I’Stjmo people
in ’*in of the 52: ■ Boy Sc .ut Coun
\” -; ■ This nvolved
t.avelin * over ftft.000 miles.
Ladies of Sc i iters are especial
ly inviti-l to lie present.
Special awardt will include the
presentation of the coveted Sil
ver Beaver award the highest
award a Boy S<tiut Council can
bestow on any volunteer Scouter,
Police Bnuort
Three-Cat Wreck
Thn-e ears were involved in an
i - l*-n: Saturday. January Ith.
at 15 p.m.. city police r> ported.
Diivc.s of th< vehicles, all tra
veling on f'hcniy street between
Walnut and Chestnut streets,
we I st.-d ,i< Arvin Max David
.(in, Shelby; I; mes Leon llam
; • k, 23, of ciis Clay street; and
to.;n Carvel Crowder, s2<t Grace
street.
Dawd-in and Hamrick were
reportedly traveling East on Phe
\ when the third vehicle struck
them. Tin* left front of the Crow
let' veh'cle was damaged, city
if filers a;d
"alp Ford's
ites Conducted
Funeral rib s for Burton Culp
Cord, I!*, of Slu Iby, Kings Moun
>;n native, wore hold Wednesday
■ it 1 p.m. from Gak Grove Baptist
i hurch. interna nt following; in
[ the church cemetery.
1 111 3:30 a.m.
IV 'i1\ in Cl xeland Memorial
iosihi il follow >.;> illness of sev
. oral months.
A m of tli.- late Mr- anti Mrs.
Fine- Ford, lie was reaerid by
the late Mr. and Mrs. Monroe
Lovelace of IL g< Mountain. Me
was a:’ employee of O. K. Fold
Company. He was a member,
tea her and deacon of the men’s
fellowship class of '/. tar Baptist
church and a graduate of ltcth
wait- high school. Me was also a
veteran of the Air Force in World
War II
Sinviving at - his x.fe. Mrs.
Lois Whitaker Ford; tnree bro
thers, Floyd and James Ford of
San Pedro. Calif, anil Lee Fort!
of Bessemer City: five sisters.
Mrs. la-o Beatty of Waco, Mrs.
Ulan ,ic Phill.ps. Mis. Frank
Wari and Mi Will Walters >n.
ill of Km:; \I< ititain. and Mrs
Ktta Thompson of Conover.
Kev. J«mes Holder, I’ev. L. M
Teaneiy and Hex. C. C. Crow of
ficiated at the final rites
Mrs. Mode's
Brolhet Passes
A. i Z.uk • Henderson, 7f>. of
C ivvpons, S. C. brother of Mrs.
Li/de Mode of Kings Mountain,
died at hi- bor.ie Monday after
noon following ■ ilncss of two
weeks
Funeral rites were held Wed
nesday at 3 pm. from Orchard
-ttn-i ■ Baptist church, interment
t 'llmviu il S| ringhill Memorial
Gardens. Hex James Henson of
ficiated at iho tir.sil rites.
Surviving arc his wife, five
daughter-. Hue. .s<ii>. a sister,
three b.*oth-’:'s. .'ft* grandchildren
ami i -lit great trandchildren.
3*ily Tcins
Gazette Stcfl
I* >x i<l B • -mm lx news
edit, r .o t illy News
i id St it. x New -, joined the
staff the Gastonia Ga/ett*
■ r . is ereral reporter on
tin city news -laff.
A K ■ ;s Mountain natixe, Baity
s Hi • . i if Mr. and M- - A P
Baitx 11. - I 'uatcd from Kings
Mountain lng i aool and was
as- luted xvith the Kings Moun
tan Herald for siv years as re
porter and advertising salesman.
IP- had been editor of the two
G. .-uni county pajwis (or the
past year.
I laity - a i ember of the Mount
Holly- .1 ;ior Chamber id Com
roerco. He makes his home in
Mount Holly.
National Guard
Kind To Voters
West Kin^>i Mountain prc
< i i t voters _'ot the royal hos
pi alitj treatment when they
w<-at to the |»o!ls Tuesday.
The eoffee pot was full and
there were plenty of
nt.-D'ils, rream and sugar. and
.ill i -omers were inv;t«*d to par
take. as many did.
The sign it the armory read:
< * fee Compliments of the
National (iuard.
Churchwomen
To Meet Friday
i\.-i • Mountain United Church
Wonie1 will hop* the annual busi
:«■" . t*m r Friday night at 7:3fl
at Crn'ral Methodist church,
Mrs. Paul Matmey, president, has
aiinotmi *d.
At.-,i ctiur h*. "■'■n will elect
new offi‘f>rs ,• con.ui.i chair
men f 1.• • 1. .New officers will
tie installed as highlight of the
meeting. Mrs. Mauney said.
Business of the meeting will
ai.so include reports of 1963 acti
vities of the organization which
represents mutually all Kings
Mountain area churches and is
inter denominational.
Kings Mountain churchwomen
sponsor numet .us annual pro
Trams, deluding May Fellow
ship Day. World Community Day
and W >rl<l Day of Prayer. Spec
ial offerings at the programs go
to overseas relief.
Mrs. C.oorgc Plonk will install
the new officers.
Income Survey
Is Released
<• ei ;..i Terry Sanford today
termed the report on personal in
oime in North Carolina ‘as fur
ther proof, if c ny were needed,
fiat we must redouble our ef
forts in N irth Carolina to lift
the ec in. >my of all sections and
all citizens.”
The North Carolina Depart
•rw'.i: of Tax Research released a
county by county breakdown ot
“Estimates of Personal Income
in North Caro! na for 1962." It
showed the pet capita income of
the State as a whole at $1,732 for
1<*62.
Said Governor Sanford: “While
these figures show an improve
ment in our State over previous
years, they show, at the same
time, the long distance we have
yet to go.
“There are many historical
reasons why North Carolina's
i>. i- capita is low. But future his
torians vvill no. excuse us of this
generation if we fall to take the
steps necessary to raise that per
i capita.
“These figure.- on pec capita
again |»oint up the need for a
continuing drive to improve our
educational system. They show
also the need fo,- yet greater ef
forts in our campaign for new in
dustry which set a new record in
1963.
“And these figures point up the
challenge inherent in programs
like the North Carolina Fund and
out general assault on poverty.
• NotTh Carolina has. in this
century, pulled itself up by its
bootstraps. We need to pull even
higher. We can. We will.”
Methodist Set
Church Study
Central Methodist church will
sponsor a church-wide school of
missions beginning Thursday. to
night. and continuing January
-''it: . Feb. 2 and Feb. i*t h from 6
until s p.m.
Fellowship, study and worship
for all i »es is scheduled, accord
ing to Rex. Howard Jordan, pas
tor.
Kach dc|iartn<rnt will assemble
for instructions from 6 until G: 15
pm. A snack supper, with each
person furnishing a sandwich for
supper, xxill follow from 6:45 un
til 7:15. Meeting of all depart*
ments is from 7:15 until 8 p.m.
Complete schedule follows:
Thursday, January 19th: Show
ing of the film, “Man On The
Doorsteps."
January 26th will feature a
guest speaker. Miss Lucy Gist
from Bethlehem Center, Char
lotte.
February 2 will include a film,
"The Long Stride."
Mi' f»**o:-ge Moore, wife of the
pastor of Resurrection Lutheran
church, will ho ucst speaker Feb.
9th.
Members of the Adult depart
ment xxill use the study theme,
"The Christian Issues in South
ern Asia" with Kelly Dixon to be
:uest s;h- iker Thursday night.
Mr.- V II am Kax will load the
studx- January 26th. Mrs. Howard
Jordan on Feb. 2 and Harry
Jaxvres on Feb. 9th.
The Youth department xxill
hear William Kay January 19th
and Januarx 2< th. Fred Withers
xxill lead the study Feb. 2 and
Feb. 9.
Junior High; xx ill us<> the theme,
•*Come t ■ Shat t.-x Bhwan” with
Howard Itryan as guest speak
er Ian. 19th Bill Russell xxill
lead the studx Jan. 26lh and Ja
•oh Dixon will lead tMe* studx- Feb.
*>
The Junior department, under
direction of Mrs. Dorothy P. Eth
eridge Mrs. Fied Wright. Jr. and
Mrs. Howard BrysOnt. xxill use
the theme, “The Golden Coin”
and the Prirrcries, under dime
tion of Mrs Sant ll >xxel| and Mrs.
James Alexander. will folloxv the
theme, "The Buffalo and the
Bell.” I
Church Council
Names Officers
The annual meeting of St.
Matthew’s Lutheran church wax
held Sunday and elected lour new
members of the Council: Donald
VV. Blanton. Glee E. Bridges. Dr.
Peter Collins and Mrs. L. Arnold
Kiser. They succeed Jacob Coop
er. L E. ilinnant. A. S. Kiser and
Charles Ramsey. They will he in
stalled at the morning worship
service Sunday morning and the
re-organization meeting will be
held Monday a*. 7:30 p.m. James
E. Herndon, Jr was elected dele
|gate to Synod and Conference,
with Carl Mauney as alternate.
Pastor W. P. Gerberding gave
his annual report in which he
stated that he would tlefinitely
retire June 1. He had intended to
do so last June l, but was asked
to stay another year, bi his re
P°t*t he Stated that $1 million had
been received into the treasuries
during his pastorate and 321
members received.
K1WAN1S CLUB
Kings Mountain Kiwanians
will view Mystery of Time," a
S'ienro film from the State Health
Department at Thursday’s regu
lar meeting at 6:45 p.m. at the
Woman’s club.
KINGS MOUNTAIN
Hospital Log
VISITING HOURS
Daily 10:30 to 11:30 a. m.
J to + p. m. and 7 to S p. m.
Patient List at Kings Moun
tain Hospital at Noon Wednes
Charlie Bratcher
Arthur Burnt
Mrs. Addie Dixon
Ruth Ellis
Mrs. Thomas Eubanks
Mr. J. J. K ret well
Israel Good
Mrs. Toy Gn y
Mrs. Minnie Herndon
Mrs. Leonard Holland
Mrs. Billy D. Hoyle
Mr. Jack Jenkins
Mrs. N. L. Johnson
Mrs. Martha Kemsley
Mrs. Nancy Kitchen
Mrs. Betty Lanning
Mrs. James Lewis. Jr.
Mr. Augustus Lynch
Mrs. Ardie Meacham
Mr. Joseph Millen
Mr. Dewey Moss
Mr. Samuel McClain
Loray Leslie McDaniel
Mrs. William Peterson
Timothy Pitssley
Mr. J. J. Proctor
Mrs. Paul Sanders
Mrs Kffie Sisk
. Mr. Buford Summit!
Mr. I ltd son Upchurch
Ollie Mae Wade
Mr. Jonas Walker
Mr. Clarence White
Mrs. Grace Williams
Mr. Homer Williams
ADMITTED THURSDAY.
Mrs. Oliver Flack, Rt. 1, Box
;32R. Grover. N. C.
Mrs. Edith Burns, -103 Ellis St.,
City
Mrs. Isaac Gantt. 309 Parker
St.. City
Mr. Guy Moor*. Rt. 3, Box 278,
City
Jeff Mull, Rt. 3. City
Betty Jean McClain, Rt. 2, Box
166. Bessemer Cit*--. N. C.
Robert Smith. Gen. Del., City
ADMITTED FRIDAY
Mrs. Floyd Horn. 202 Edgemont
Dr.s City
Stephen Smarr, Rt. 1, City
ADMITTED SATURDAY.
Mr. Winfred Benton, Rt. 1,
Blacksburg, S. C.
Mr. James Cox. 121 Bridges St..
City
Mr. Yates Gordon. PO Box 543.
City
'Mrs. Charlie Hendren, 501 S
Cansler St.. City
Miss L’nda Herron, 2140 Mid
pines. City
Mrs. Paul Herd, Rt. 1, City
Mrs. Betty Horne, PO Box 281.
City
Mr. James Jess Jenkins, Box
541. City
Mr. Gerald Thomasson. 908
Woodside Dr., City
ADMITTED SUNDAY
Mr. B. J. Bumgardner, Rt. 5.
Box 305. Midpines, City
Kimberly Plexico, 1252 West
over Cir.. Rock Hill, S. C.
Mr. Ronald David Plexico. Sr..
1232 Westover Cir.. Rock Hill. S.
C.
Mrs. Ronald David Plexico, Sr.,
1252 Westover Cir., Rc.k Hill. S
C.
Mrs. Ola Proctor. 210 Walker
St.. City
ADMITTED MONDAY
Mrs. John Carpenter, 711 Cteve
land Avc., City
Mr. Jerry Goodman. Rt. 6, Shel
by. N. C.
Ola Mae Hupper. Rt. 1. Box 140,
City
Mr. Robert Hutfstickler, 413
Gillispie St.. City
Mrs. Lester L ail. Rt. G Shelby.
N. C.
Annie Spriggs. Gen Del., Bes
semer City. N. C.
ADMITTED TUESDAY
Mr. Paul Noisier. Sr., Neisler
Dr.. City
Mrs. Henry Kennedy, 1016
Cleveland Ave.. City
Mrs. Eugene Gibson. 910 N.
Piedmont Ave.. City
Mr. Raymond Seism. Rt. l.City
Mrs. C. M. Raiulall. 418 S.
Cansler St. City
Miss Linda Bennett. 310 W
Cold St.. City
ADMITTED WEDNESDAY ..
Mrs. Gerald Lovelace. 4139<
Welling Avc., Charlotte, N. C.
Carroll Assuming
New Pastorate
Rev. H. L. Carroll, Kinj,^
Mountain native, will assume
new pastorate duties January 27
at Needmore Baptist church in
Woodleaf.
Mr. Carroll aftd his family
have made their home in Concord
for over five years, serving in
the Broadus Memorial Baptist
church. Rev. Carroll attended
Gardner-Webb and Limestone
colleges.
During his pastorate at Con
cord, membership at Broadus Me
morial church grew from fiO to
134. The church has also organ iz
ed a mission and completed a new
auditorium. While a Kings Moun
tain citizen Mr. Carroll attended
Second Baptist church and was
pastor of its mission church for
two years.
Mrs. Carroll is the former Em
ma Bessie Wright, daughter of
Mr. and Mrse. Marvin Wright of
Kings Mountain. The Carrolls arc
parents of four children: Law
renoc, Jr., age 13; Billy, age 12:'
Beth, age 9; and Keith, age five.
High School Plans
Not Tot Completed
Plans for the Kings Mountain
district high school aren’t yet
complete. Architect Thomas H.
Cothran told Supt B. N. Barnes
this week.
He said both the mechanical
engineers and electrical engi
neers hadn't quite completed
their plans. Mr. Barnes quoted
him as saying, but added the
architects are aiming for com
pletion as quickly as possible —
perhaps the end of January.
The architects had indicated
previously they hoped to be able
to give the board of education
complete plans by January 15.
GIRL SCOUT NEWS..
Troop 155 First Presbyterian
Church.
Week and a half before Christ
mas Debbie Rhea, Ann Hunter
Plonk. Cathy Rhea, Kay Griffin.
Jackie Chaney. Wanda Waters.
Susan Ballew. Becky Plonk. Lynn
Harmon, Ellen Goforth. Leaders:
Mrs. Lu Ballew, Mrs. Dottic
Southwell went to the hospital
and gave favors. We put flowers
in the lobby and went up and
down the halls singing Christmas
carols. We saw people in bed aiid
babys in incul ators. Wc tried to
make everybody happy. Before
vve went to the hospital wt had
a ceremony. W e invited the
Brownies to se» it. We had a!
Christmas party afterwards. At
BOYCE MEMORIAL
Aihcmk Mmih4 rtnkyMtMi Church
William U Prwaj Minuut
Church Miinl IL a m
Mhrmnx Worship Si n Ur n a m
Fhnvlv Srrv Ire r» p m
Eldrrs Kill mivl al 3 p m
Pnaycr Mediae \\>dne».'.a> 7 ;w
Youth Choir Her .arsal YY.-dnrsday 7710
Chaart l Choir Rrmarwi U .1 n oo
Coma AM Worship with Ui
MACEDONIA BAFTIST CHUICH
Baa. Wars* Auk. Pastor
Douqiat Lodlord. Music Director
^Eahett ft—pitta. Suadoy School Supt.
» -Sunday School
11:00—Morning Worahlp
0 p m Baptm Training Cnion
t pm. lAerun* Worship
Wednesday;
1-0 ofticrri and Teachers meeting
• 30—Junior Choir Practice
7:(A>—Bible stud) and Crmyrr nncl
f:U>—Junior OA i
7 45 Adult Choir practice.
TNINITY EPISCOPAL CHUBCN
Phifer Koa 1 — Near A: m. ■!»
hn Thomas Droppers. Priest-In-Charge ,
Telephone 7rta.t»t|c
Sl’XDAV 10:00 A.M Sen tee of Worship. 1
lal and Ird Sun.la" — liny Communion
Jnd and -Ith Sundays — Mtjrnlng Crayer 1
• Holy l mmunion at s A M li
Sermon and Sunday School
VVKD.N'RIDAYS 7.is) A M, Holy C -mmimon
HOLY DAYS 10 to AM lloly CBnmumop
SCHOOL BOARD
Kings Mountain district boari!
of education will hold it > regular
January meeting Monday night
at 7 o’clock at the office of the
.superintendent on Ridge street.
the ceremony we all got world
pitt.s and (Jirl Scout pins. We are
enjoying it very much.
Scribe I.ihhy Dye
Liura Hudson
temtix AArttn cmnca
Ke* Levitt J... p«i«
JIARU UllUdt. .'I •!**> SclKJUi au^
mily Cfclldriv. IIU dlractar.
&UMta> ScrHMt .. K.iJ !• *n
Monuat Wonniu at 11 a. M.
hnk. Wcdncadajta a
'■IP ►_*%-- _ - m I t
OHM MOUKTAWl
U «>- Morainel«Mg|
■ *.U0— Baptist Trornui* L
UMMM Service.
tlMlWM
VeireniAt
• Officer*
T oo— HKlMMk PTarrr
Ml. Zion fapti.l Churclt
lev K L. Oanrin MinWn
10 a m Suitdtj School
Supt. John R «*
11 am M« citing Warship
.** pm thiptM training union
t» p m Bveolng
7 **» Prayer MtfUtt Wrdnwsia> mgh!
Good Hope httbyttzian Church
Rev. P L. Ru»* Minister
Id air.. Ionite) Schoul
lpm Worship services
Bynum Chapel AM E. Eton Church
R»*\ \\ J Oemp(»«4l. Mlnistei
Supt W. V On
lO air Sunday Arh«ml
Hum Wonhl:> Servjee*
7:.m p.m. Prayer Meeting Wednes*
(lay Evening
p m. Choir reh«*ar>aJ Tuesday
Evening. . <uaa
St. Foul Methodist Church
Rev. J M Mrilain. Minister
Supt O. V. Ult*
am Church Nh»iol
11 a.m M»«rnlng Worship '.Tut and tth
.Sunday
7:.*!»» p m. Prayer Meeting Each Wd
h\ ring
GALILEE METHODIST CHURCU
Rr\ R H McDowell. Minuter
Sipt. Luther ’emerson
1«» a.m. Oicrrh School
11 a.m Worship s..*?>■ iree
H pm Evening Wot ship
Prayer Meeting Wednesday
Voiibuie A.M E. Zion Church
Rev A D 5cai'U Supply Minister
Supt W. M. Childers
!•» a.m. Sunday Srh.n*i
11 a. mi Morning Worship
Adam Chapel A.M.E. Zion Church
Rev A l> Heapl« Supp!> Minister
1" am Sunday
11 a m. Murnim* Wfcship
Rev Prank Self. Pastor
Sunday School t:« a. an
Ray Predetl. Supt.
Morning Worship 11 a. a
““- Woranlp Sunda: night at 7jyn
'.0:00 'Oui»*Us/ Scnuoi
n.-OO -Morning W<nhh
nomine
7:0O~riD
n.tv- Evening woranlp
"uihu. 4t ;o oclora a. m.
M-eninr % rthlp at 11 o'rlnrfc a ■
Methodist Vouth Fellowship at • a
-- " at 7 p. m.
FIRST CHURCH OP THE HAZAREVE
Rev 11. (5. C aytorr. Pastor
James Self, Supt Sunday School
Sunday S» hoo: at B:dS a. m.
Morning Worship r* 11a m.
MYPS at 6 mi p n.. Sundays
Jwtdur S**» lety at ti.IR) y m Sundays
Evening Service on Sunday at 7 p. m
MU-Week Prayer Service at 7 p. m
Wednesdays
FctiKi smut. rntaf
Fa her Rotxn U»»»»on A»*.it»nt
Sa'u.-day C«nf*Mion»: 4:00 • 4 00 p. m.
Sun-uy M«m: U uO «. m.
BIDS INVITED
The Cil> ot Kings Mountain,
North Carolina, will sol! at pub
lic auction at City Hall, at 10 a.m
Saturday morning. January 2f>,
liNrj, otic 1958 Chevrolet sedan.
The vehicle may bo inspected in
advance of the sale at City flail.
The seller reserve* the right to
accept or reject any or all bids
B\ order ot the hoard of com
missioners. this the 15th day of
January. 1964.
J H M< DANIEL, IR.
Clerk
1:16-23
BIDS INVITED
Tin City of Kings Mountain,
Kings Mountain. North Carolina,
will receive bids up to 7 p.m..
Thursday. February 13, 1964. for
the purchase ot a one and one
half ton capacity dump truck,
with specified auxiliary equip
ment.
Full specifications are avail
abli at the office of the City
Clerk.
The City reserves the right to
accept or reject any or all bids.
By order of the board of com-4
missioners, this the 15th day ot I
January. 1!IM.
’ J H. M< DANIEL. JR.
City Clerk.
1:16 32
CARD OC THANKS
I wish to express my deep ap
predation to Ct. P. G. Padgett.
Dr. O.. \v. Plonk, the whole staff
of Kings Mountain Hospital, in
i hiding administrative officials
and employt*es. the nursing stafi
and orderlies, and the many oth
er friends fm their multiple
kimtiosses during the illness and
death of mv husband.
MRS. A. C. DELLINGER
1:16 pd.
CARD Of THANKS
We would like to express out
thanks to Dr Hendricks, Dr.
Durham. Dr Plonk, and the nurs
es of the Kings Mountain hospi
tal during the loss of our loved
< >no.
The Family of
EUSTWS GREENE
Late Classified
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after 6 p.m.
l:16tfn.
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