GIRL SCOUT NEWS
On March 11. 19b-l Cadet t«
Troop 4 of the First Picsbytenai
church opened with IB mcmbci
present and 3 new members. YV
elected a new scribe. I*on<i
Gladilen. Also for Mol bergs l)a>
we voted to have .« Mother
Daughter Banquet anil a fashim
Show For the hospital at Kaste
We voted to make tray favor
With Easter vets** and also ti
lake an Easter basket full Oi
fruit to the patients.
Troop Seri tie
Donna Gladden.
First Presbyterian Church
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CALLING ALL
HOME MAKERS
■T GENE TIMMS
WHICH FURNITURE STORE
SHALL TOU DEAL WITH?
TIMMS
The average
person furnishes
.their horn*- only
a few times flur
m;4 their life
time. and when
the time entries
ii refurnish they
are n a t u tally
preplexeci as w wmi ii *••
deal with.
It all boils down to the (unc
tion. "What makes a «;< *< >1»
furniture store?" Of course,
there are many factors that o
into making a GOOD furniture
store but perhaps the greatest
»ne is the reputation which
the store has made since it
has been in business.
And you can't build a g>iod
reputation by fooling people.
Here at Timms we always
feel that our satisfied euslo
Tters are our b<sl advert ise
nrtent. We are trained rlecnra
tors,and although we are in
the business of selling, we al
go try to be helpful based tin
many years tif experience.
And the best way that a
salesman - decorator ean he
helpful is to let him see your
home for himself, let him mea
sure the rooms and wall spa
res, let him set* the style of
architecture and let him know
your apprtiximate budget so
that he ean plan intelligent l\.
That's the difference !><•
tween "furnishing" and "dec
grating”. The next hest thing
ish to bring your plans or a
sketch of your lay-out into out
Itore and let us help with a
tuggested arrangement and
.x>lor scheme.
Barcelona
The rich artistic and archi
tectural traditions of Spain
.•an bo yours in a superb col
lection of living room, dining
room, and bedroom furniture.
See this exciting new colter
lion and distinguished Chap
man lamps and accessories at
the Morganton Furniture Coin
pony shownsun in High Point.
Don’t* miss this opportunity
lo see truly fine furniture.
Company today for your intro
ductory card.
TIMMS FURNITURE COM
PANY. HOME OF QUALITY
FURNITURE FOR GRACIOUS
LIV1NC. WHERE DISCOUNT IS
KING.
"’outh Plan
| Sunday Service
Youth of Kin •> Mountain Uap^
ist churi h w M •• • > * -c . !
hp Sunday .Morning Worship
ierviiv, March 1 >■
T»i.- following youth will as
1 ,umr the followin« church ro
<ponaitMliti<*s for Iho wi*K ticyin
i.iij; March 1’j
| Youth Pastoi Jimmy Kalis
Organist l.vvcily Willi.'
Supt. of Sunday Sch *ol Hoc
K\ Stowe
" supu of Adult U-pt. Maine
Dixon
Supt. of Intermediate Jame
l »u Hose
Supt. of Junior Dept. Jo
Hr id lies
\1HIJ
Supt. of Primary Dept
Jo Mold
Supt. >1 B";wwr De|d
Owens
Supt. of Nursery Ilrrtida
Williams
Secretary of Sunday School
u.inda Si.iv.i
Director of Training L'nion
randa Roberts
VVMi’ fiiclii* Moi
rison
Pres.dent of Pi ttherliood Jim
my Kalis
Chun ii Clerk Mary Jo lloril
Church Tr a«un r Kay Hen
derson
Chairman of Deacons Janies
Du Hose
The Intermediate and Junior
Choirs will sing at th- morning
service .'find pc sonal test’monies
will Is- Risen l.y the f H aving
youth: Jo Bridge Linda Roln-rts.
Blaine Dixon and Jimmy t ill
At the Yesptr Service it
p.m, the Woman's Missionary
Union will have their Girl's Au*
Diary Coronation. I he Women of
the < church will iword ion i to
eighteen girls at this coronation
service.
The pjuhlr- i- invited to aUend
both of these servn i
W. T. Mcrime’s
Rites Condi'rtetl
Kim -ral ’ite tor W liliam I
McClure, 64, were held Si l »> •"
I p.m. from Bethany A11P church
of which he w in 1
\lr. M CIiii ' I" -th.’. ot Mrs
1 C. I*. C.trp’nt- -id M:>. Huntej
Wells of K Mo niiain. died
I Kriday night at h - h .me on
Kings Mount-tin. rou e 1. follow
ing a long illness.
Born Deci-m’i.-r I am in «-*•
; toil County, Vr. -M t lure wa
jl hp SOU of tile ! -to 1 i. C l'
■ tii -w and Irene W into Mol luic
j Surviving u h - w t*\ M‘'
| Ethel Fret • Met
i soils. William, George and Then
1 dole McClure, ell "f th bom
and Marshall McClure ol Gas
|to.iia; two daughters. M> >. I B.
I Campbell of C. i-eest«.i - ind M,
■ Jane McClure of the home; an
I his two sistei -
i Rev. K. W. Khei | ill oil ''“o
at the ! ial i t. and interment
. vta> made In the < hurch - cn te y.
TALENT SHOW
Plans are underway ior the an
I nual Kiwanis Talent Show to he
held Vpril Pith at Kin - M” •
lain hifh school auditorium.
President K. S. Let - ' head *h,
-ommiitee on arrangements to:
the event wliiel; features talent,
from the sis grammar •'hools
and high solio .1 of the system
FISHING TACKLE SALE!
ZEBCO ROD & REEL
Beg. SI 1.90 Value.Inst SE CS
ZERCO "33' ROD AND REEL
Beg. $3150 Beduced to.S19 95
ZERCO "86“ ROD AND REEL
Begnlar $20.95—a low.S10.95
Bronson Spinning
BOD & REEL
Was Now
SMS Si9S
Snollod Hooks
6Pak-15c
All Sins CM
PLASTIC FLOATS
10c
20% OFF
on PEEN FEELS
l/3 OFF on
ZEBCO REELS
V4 lb. Spool Spin
ning Line. *1.49
"Hew" Coil Dancer Worm
mvn ”l_i fswrj
Check Obi Prices Belore You Buy!
CITY PAINT STORE
219 Battleground Ave.
RESIGNS — Rev. C. W. Splawn
ha.-. tesigned as pastor of Pied-1
mont Saptisf church and will
com V te In- ■ *orat# duties at
Sunday
Spiawn Resigns
Church Post
K<-v. (J. VV. Splawn will com-1
plete pastorate duties at Pied-1
in- -11 Baptist churc-h Sunday unci
f» B. A How*-i s iif Balmont will
.i^ -.it.- ncv. duties Sunday. Mar
Mr Splawn rnnoun'-ed his re
sian .tion at Stmtlay morning ser-i
vicc-s M irch xth.
D. l. iwcs served as pastor of
ihi- Bapt -t ( inn il of Knoxville
Tenn. for nine years and for 10
years as pastor of Gastonia's
First Baptist church.
Pit dr ant church r<npfretjation J
will hold a "el-acquainted anti
welcoming service for the new
past and his w ife on Thursd t\
evening. M irch 12th. beginning
at 5:.vi p m. The congregation
will hold an Appreciation ser*
vice for the T?e» and Mrs. Splawn
twi Saturday t-.cning. March 15tl
beginning at 0:'JO p.m.
Police Report
Two Accidents
Dicing Week
Two a.-cidents were reported by !
the Kings Mountain Police l)e
partment lor the week ending I
March II.
M.oy \nn Houser, lti-yoar <iltl
h’.'h ‘hi.ol student. was involv
■.I • t -ii* <ar accident Friday
•i! ;hf .it in. I."> pan. on North Bat- |
1- ground Avenue
Miss Houser told police officers I
tint she was traveling at a low j
rate of spit'd as she entered v i
curve. !os' control of the car, and]
struck a utility pole.
An estimated $500 in damages \
were done lo the 1958 mode! j
Ford. Tlie driver was noi injured
and no charg*1* were filed.
Willie Mae (Iria n. Negro, 11. of
Box .'111 Bessemer City, and Boy
ce Clenn Paysour. 45, of 11*10
Seveland Avenue, were involved
iv a two-car collision on Cleve
land Avenue.
Police reports sthate that the
Piysour car was traveling south
on Cl.eland Avenue, and at
ti mn: -d to make a left hand turn
-nto <Irovi s Street, when the 10
1 Is moi! • t-'onl was stuck in the
•ar bv the Green car.
liiiH'n was charged with follow
it loo closely, and Pavsour was
•hai :cd with driving without an
operator's license.
I a . ; > wen- estimated at
Mao f >r the Givi n <-a'\ and $2»*
for the Pay sour car. •
Neither driver was injured in
the accident.
LEGION DANCE
Ami'll. an Lc/.on Post l.Yi veil
ir a danc- for members am
iii'.'ts Saturday n.^ht fri>m 5* un
til 12 p.m. at the Legion Hall.
Frank Love and his orchestra
^ will provide music for dancing.
METER RECEIPTS
Meter receipts for the week
ending Wednesday at noon t >tal
i $206.90, including $21.20 from
off street meters, according to re
port from the city clerk's office.
Holliday Bites |
\ie Conducted
Funeral rilo • for rmnun K
Inlliday 57. o' Kasley. S. C.. hus
I of the forme.* Novell.*
llai-kwi ll of Mountain,
vere neld Monday at 1 pm from
’’armel Presbyterian church, in
ci ment f.illov n-^ in ihe church
emetery.
Mr Holliday died suddenly at
his home Saturday- A son of th«*
late .lames a-d Kmm.i Peataon
Mollidav. he wai a native of Wil
liamston win re he attended
school. He made his home in
I.umhei ton. >’ C. hef .re moving
to F. as ley in 1S35. At the time of
hi', death he o|>erated the II a>i*l
S Tile Co.. wa« a nvvrdrr and
older of the Ci»rmel Presbyterian
rhurrh. a t*nrh«»r the Sunda>
School. was a member of the
P.ates 1 odi'e 1*9 AF & AM and
the Sudan Temple of the Shrine.
Charlotte.
He was mar ed twice, first to
Miss Hassle HP ion who died se\ •
!•••;,I years a- Surviving from
this marriage is one daughter.
Mias Cara ilo'.l day of the home
Also survivin are his wile >
Mrs. Novella Piackwell Holliday i
rme foster daughter. Mrs V\ i
Twitty Carpenter. Jr., a step
daughter M s. Ralph Adkins of
New Orleans. 1 a.: three stepsons
r,coign W. Bl-kwell and Deat
Blackwell of Oreenville a&td H°n
*ld K. Blackwell of Oreensboro
one hrother. \V. C. Holliday <>
Pedmont: five sisters. Mrs. W
Karnest Bryai t of 'Ireenvtlle
Miss Florence Holliday of Iia\
o|o*s Rest. Mrs Rufus Copeland
Mrs Haskell Hammon-I and Mr*)
rvvter ! anford of Willlamston.
Pe\ Ralph C --hnnan and Rev
Bernard L. Tr. xlcr officiated a
the finai rites. |
— MORE ABOUT —
Phyllis Pusey
(Continued From Front Page)
ranking amon _• :he most valuable
s h larships available to North
Carolina students.
The wmneis were among 2-1 fi
nalists interviewed by tlu* central
rommittee in Greensboro Wed
nesday and Thursday. Each of
the fatalists had « record of ex
ept i. >nal ability, academic a-i
chievement am', leadership capa
city.
The younj women will enter
CNC-G's freshman class next
fall assurer! of full financial sup
pint. Tile scholarships were es
tablished in i‘r!i2 by the Z. Smith
Reynolds Foundation of Winston
Salem in honor of Mrs. Katherine
Smith Reynolds, wife of the
fodder of the Reynolds Tobacco
company. She was an alumna of
Normal College, L'NC-G's earliest
predecessor.
Miss Pusey Mv.s a participant in
the National Science Foundation
Institute at UNC-G last summer
She i* a member of high school
chapter of th • National Honor
Society and is a member of the
annual staff. Sne was a first
prize winner in the Girls' Junior
Biological Division >f the Yadkili
County Scion Fair. At UNC-G
Mis* Pusey plans to major in ma
th* in > its or English.
— MORE ABOUT —
Local Board
(Continued From Front Page)
With Mr. Barnes.
The architects this week an
completing detailed specification*
on mechanical, heating, lighting
and plumbing lor the projected
plant to be built tin Phifer road.
The electrical specifications hail
not been received yesterday af
ternoan.
"We are nearing the tinnc fot
biti-letting". Supt. Barnes a tided.
Kings Mountain citizens voted
Sl.l million in bonds for building
M the new high sthool on Marcl ,
u>. iota.
BAND TO PERFORM
Ttic Bethware school band will i
present the program at Thursdax j
nicht'« Bethware school I* - TA
meeting at 7:30 p.ni. in the school!
’auditorium. Rev. Woodrow Moss ■
will present the devotional for
the evening.
I
b n — Pvt
David Hughes, son o( Mr. and
Mrs. Cordon Hughes, is under
going basic training at Fort
Gordon. Ga. A graduate ol Gro
ver high school. Pvt. Hughes was
employed by Ideal Machine Shop
oi Bessemer City before entering
the service January Mth. He will
complete Army basic training
March 19 th.
Blood Bank
Returns Monday
The tied (' <>ss bloodmnhile wil
return to Kings Mountain Mon
day.
l> mors \v.!? t o proc ssed Iron
11 a.ui until 5 |'.m. -it Omtra
Methodist church -ducat ion a
building. Mrs. Charles Maunev
blood replat ement chairman
pointed out.
Kings Mote.tail Kill Cos.
chapter officials are emphasizing
blood replacement in •n effort a
this visit t > urge tho.ic donor,
who have signed blood replace
ment ('arris foe friends and rela
lives to visa the bl'iod hank. Mrs
Maunev continued
Goal of th collection, Mrs
Mauney added i> !2."> pints o
blood.
Key Club Aids
Heart Fund Drive
Fourteen Key ciuh member
participated in the recent King
Mountain Heart Fund campaign.
They were: Richard Gold. Jin
Cloninger, Gemge Plonk. Jr . Fete
Putnam. Lyn Cheshire, Hubert
McGinnis. Pat Murphy, Rohh.e
Suher, Mike Ballard, Pat llord
Steve Royster, Mike Royster. J:rr
Modi in and Fred P.vm.
Key Clubbers distributed "h< f
containers in the various store -
and over $.v't was r osed for bene
fit of the heart fund campaign.
VFW MEETING
Regular monthly meeting of
Frank R. <11 'ss Post fisil will be
held Monday night at 8 p.m. ai
the Post home on Grover road,
Commander Harold Pearson has
announced.
The white hospital ship S. S.
HOPE is equipped with Zi0 hos
pital beds, three operating rooms,
observation rooms as well as lee
: ture rooms.
T. L Neal's ;
Riles Conducted
Funeral riles for T. L. <Thee«
Neal, of Pie Mount I’aian
community of drover, were held
Wednesday at .1 p.m. fioni Shiloh
Prcabyteri «n rhuivh, interment
following ”i thf <ho\er remotely.
Mr. Neal il.cd ft t Cherokee
Cou'.tv Memoi .il In.p.ial M«ii
day at 2:50 p.m. after six months
of deelining health. A retired far
mer. he also v as a former super
intendent of Cherokee Falls Mill
Sur\iv rrj» ,«re four daughter
Mrs. .1. || Shuster of Staunton
\a. Mi s. ;•*. c. Carlet .n of Bar
rington. Mr*. <\ R. Borders o
Greenville. S. c. and Mrs. L. T
Morgan of Grover: two sons.
-sis. - . rn i—1—
V’ardeH and Robert E Neal, both
of Grover: 17 grandchildren and|
six great grand, hildrrn.
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fourth grade pupils of Mrs.
Boh Hlimey and Mrs. W. L. Ram
M'ur will present the program at
Tuesday nigh 's West srhool t*
TA meeting at s p m. in the audi
torium. Mrs R*>!j 'finer will pr<
sent the devotional.
LEAP YEAR HOP
The Future Teacher's cliaptei
of Kings Mountain high srh«ol
will sponsor a Leap Year Hop
Friday at 7’3G p.m. at the school
gy m The girl ask hoy dance is
expected to he annual affair.
Norih Carolina's homegrown
airline is Piedmont Aviation,
with headquarters in Winston
Salem.
Lot* ClassUMo
FOR SALE — 19«n Ford Country
Sedan in oxri'lk’nl condition.
Six pussenxer V-8, radio an^
heater, power steering, powen
brakes, while walls and wheel
covers. Private owner. PAUL B.
STEEN. Route 1. Box 25. Tele,
phone 739-5553. 3 12 tfn.
CARD OF THANKS
The family < * Hertlr* Sanders
Champion wish to express appre
ciation for the kindness shown
during the illness and death of
our loved one. We especially w int
to thank Dr. Durham and Dr.
Plonk anti the nurses aiitl em
ployees of Kings Mountain hospi
tal Also \lrs. Jacob Mauney for
the assistants* we received from
the Canter Fund.
Cecil Chompion, hunhatul
Sisters and Brothers of
Bertha Sanders Champion
SEERSUCKER STRIPES
Men's Sizes 2G-41 Creq. & long)
Dacron & Cotton
S12.89 & $19.99
Teen-Age Boys
Sizes 13 to 20
$11.99
Seersucker Stripe Parkas
Men’s.$5.99
Roy’s.$3.99
r i a »
rultons
Department Store
Dress Shop - Second Floor
Plenty of Free Parking
’64 Chevy II Super Sport with V8 power
...and just the place to enjoy it
Chert II -Vo™ Super Sport trill, Butkrt Seat a 1
Kind out for yourself what this Chevy II ean really do. If
i hills nearby, let it give them a good going-over.
Then see it give slow-moving trucks the run-around.
\\ it h its new extra-cost V8 you titl'd but give the acceler
ator an inch, and this Super Sport will take a mile.
And this great highway performer looks the part it
so wen. .a giance ;ii us au-vinyi interior
and door-to-door carpeting will tell you that.
There's your choice of either the floor-mounted (
Powerglide or Four-Speed Synchro-Mesh
tr.insmte.Mon. Both are optional at extra coat, along with
a Positraction rear axk*. AM-KM radio, and many other
accessories. And for all its new power, Chevy II rales so
softly it seems to glide along the highway. That’s
because it has high-mounted independent coil springs in
the front and Mono-Plate single-leaf springs in the rear
With everything l hevy 11 Super Sport has jiu
i'ig for it. it's no surprise your Chevrolet dealer
is anxious to show you its price tag. Because
that's the only thing about it that isn’t super.
THE GREAT HIGHWAY PERFORMERS ClMw^tChevdte'ClMvyll'CMvainCwwtlt
See them at your ( htvrolrt Showroom
VICTORY CHEVROLET CO.
KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
RAILROAD AVENUE
Mir. No. 110
PHONE 739-547! (