BETHWARE
OAK GROVE NEWS
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vices won- iH'I'i Sunday night at
Oak Crow *: nose In-ink’ oaplised
wore: Nao-y Patterson, ISionda
Stnno, Doi.s McKinney. I loth
Wright, Larry Kvans. John l*at
lerson, Do‘tic Carroll. Dchhio
Koss, Lind' Lovelace, Helen
Dixon. and Locnard Vanier.
Joffroy Mug* os. son of Jack
I In-flies of Arr.i-rillo, Te-tas. spent
several days .ast week with the
Lehman Strokes.
Charles Sinclair of Sacramento,
California veiled recently with
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Jenkins.
Little Cyntll.n McGill of Gas
tonia spent the weekend with De
nise Jenkins.
Mr. ami Mrs Packard Ross and
Rhonda wor. Wednesday supper
?uest* of Mr and Mrs Edward
Davis.
Mrs. D. A. Stroupr loft Monday
to spend sot* time with her sis
tor. Mrs N<*1-on Self, in Orlando.
Florida
Mr. and Mis. Jay Patterson
and (iina. an • Mr. and Mrs. John
Senior of C>as;onia wen* Sunday
visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Horaoe
Bell.
Mr. anil Mr?-. Lester Oanipo, Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Starey, Larry and
Jeffrey, Mr. nod Mrs. Wray Ca
nipe. .indy a *d Mike, and Mr. and
Mrs. Hu«»h Canipe anil family
s|ient Fath" 's Env with the Rev.
and Mrs. A rroi.i Bell in Lenoir.
Mr. and .Mrr. Edward Davis
and Bobby visited Charlie and
(Ii-orge Turnip*red in Columbia.
S. C. Sunday
Mr. and Mr Raymond Blan
ton and famil* visited Mr. and
Mrs. Billy .Vioray in Forest City
Sunday. Wayne Blanton spent
lost week With the Murrays.
Kathie and Stevie Calhoun of
near Forest City spent last week
with their ••rnr.rtparents, Mr. and
Mrs. /ay Mocit, and Miss Ova
Adams.
Mrs. Frank Ledford and Mrs.
Stokes Wri'tht took sixteen mem
tiers of the OA from Oak Grove
to Walker's R« st Home in lioil
•ng Springs Fiidav where they
visiled Mrs. Katie Gibson.
Mr. Riehatd Culver and Jerry
Ledford have returned home af■,
ter a hike aiong the Appalachian
Trial. They cl so visited the
World's Fair. Washington, D. C..
Arlington N'.:mnal Cemetery, and
the grave oi Piesident Kennedy.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Davis
and Botiby vivted Melvin anti
Margaret Grt 1 in Shelby Friday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Ledford
of FotTst City spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Plato Ledford.
Miss Jan Fithet of Charlotte,
spent the weekend with Mr and
Mrs. David Fishet.
The Rev. and Mrs. Dean Coffey ]
County
—g»l- #• _|__|L
wiin ivoionn
in
Commissioner From District 2
We think this is the man
has had
ter the job. A young man that
experiences.
# Veteran World War II
# Served as Vice > President of Goforth
Bros.. Inc. for eight years.
# Served as President for the Cleve
land County Dairy Herd Improve
ment Association.
# Served on Board of Directors of
Cleveland County for Artificial
Breeders Association.
# A Director for Waco Volunteer Fire
Department.
# Chosen by Shelby Junior Chamber
of Commerce as outstanding Farm
er of the Year 1962.
I# Member oi Waco Ruritan Club. Moose Club and American
Legion.
# Steward of Beulah Methodist Church.
0 For many years owner and operator of one of Cleveland
County's largest and most modern Dairy Farms.
A vole for GOhfftTH would be a step forward
• This ad paid for by friends of Coleman W. Goforth (
and ]*;m-n;t oi Hendei .-.ju a re
sponding several days this virk
with Mr. and Mrs. C. G. I>avis.
Tuesday night. the Coffey's md
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Davis and
Bohhy «w- supper quests of Mr.
and Mrs. Fr..nklin Davis.
Charles M'ri >ht has gone to
Phiimoni, New Mexieo lor a
three-wee*: ?ta> at Roy’s Ranch.
Tite Young Fcopies Training
Union Class ;uld a social Friday
night at th" h«-mc of Mr. and
Mrs. Donah* !Iorn.
The Young 'dc.lt Training Un
ion Class held an ice cream sup
per at the chu.ch Saturday night.
Mrs. T. /». C lampion spent the
weekend with Mrs. Annie Barnes
in Grover.
Saturday riglit visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. Rdw: rd Davis vere Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Maves.
Daniel Boone
Wagon Train
Bolling Again
Modern day adventurers pit
their strong h against the hard
ships of th • cW Daniel Boone
Trail. Jura* 30-July 0. when they
attempt to -Tors the Blue Ridge
Mountains In a mile-long wagon
train.
For the st-cond summer, resi
dents of War.ugG, Wiike*. and
surrounding counties, who like to
re-enact them ancestors' history,
totraee th-* rugged route that
Daniel Boone first followed in
opening the ,vay to the Wert.
Their 75-wag on expedition, un
der direction of Wagon Master,
DeWitt Harnett of Boone and
Chief Soon*. Ivey Moore, of
Wilke.-. County. rolls out of the
foothills town of North Wilkes
boro on Jure .**0.
Northwestern North Carolina
men. \vom;?n a:.d children making
the haul \v"l dress In pioneer
garb typical of the day in which
Daniel Boone lived. They'll pack
such equipment as old-thne cook
ing utensils, broad axes and Ken
tucky rifles.
The wagon {rain trip will bo on
the .15-milt* trril four days. Over
night camps «»*c scheduled for
Ferguson. Darby. Triplett anti
the “Horn ip the West” outdoor
theatre grounds at Booie.
The pioneer • styled caravan
plans to arrive in Boone, named
after the famous pioneer, on July
3 and parade through the town's
business district July 4. The big
celebration will call attention to
the 13th season staying of "Horn
in the West" at Boone.
Special awards will be present
ed for the be*. \v;.gons. the best
costumes, hes* horses and riders
and best window* displays.
History of the Daniel Boone
Trail dates back to 1773. At that
time the f;.r..ous hunter in
Wilkes C >" ttv on the Yadkin
River at the mouth of Beavei
('reek near »h present village of
Ferguson.
DAN MOORE. WHEN IN KINGS MOUNTAIN SEVERAL MONTHS AGO. SAID:
"I have a very warm place in m y heart for Cleveland County
because my only daughter dau ghter and grandchildren live
here."
Vote lev the Man Who Has a Personal Interest In Tear County
Vote For Dan Moore
For Governor
WIN ROADEO — Shown abort admiring trophies they shared
in the 25th annual slate track roadso In Charlotte, are three highly
skilled protest onal track driven who won in the oadeo semi finals
1 in the staight track doss. They an (left to right): George B. Elam.
11>« of Cberryvllle. rspasesnUny Carolina Freight Car
riers Corporation, first runner-up; Cletus C. Frank, Themaseille.
top place winner in the made* semi-finals; and John H. Crab
l tree, of Bahama driving far Hennis Freight Lines. Inc., of Durham,
second runner-up. Frank is defending national champion in his
doss, having won two national crowns, and a two-time state roadeo
champion Elam also is a /armor North Carolina roadeo champ.
HCMCA President R. L. Brinson. Jr. of High Paint. NCMCA Exec.
Vice President. I- T. Outlaw of Raleigh. and Roadeo Director John
S. Hard. Charlotte Police Chief were on hand to offer official con
gratulations.
Light Dodcet
Ailed Monday
In City Court
A light docket of cases was air
ed in City Recorder s Court be
fore Judge Jn< k White Monday.
Donald H. Wood. 21, of 308
Fairview Street, pled guilty to
charges of hit-and-run «nd was
sentenced to 4 months, suspend
ed upon th-- payment of a $2.**
fine and ItrWitJ of court. Wood
was also seM« need to pay for
damages to tt e car which he hit.
Damages w-re estimated at S2f>.
The accident occurred on Moun
tain Street he"ween the Joy The.
atre and Victory Chevrolet.
Ora Graven Brown. 37. of Al
lendale, s. C . pled guilty to aban
donment and ion support and en
tered into an agreement to pay
$2h weekly for the support of his
two minor children. Final action
on the <*as» was continued until
June 29. p-nding additional legal
agreements between Brown and
his wife.
J»mmy H. Ledbetter. 19. of
General Deliveiy, Blacksburg. S.
C.. was sen'ei red to thirty davs
under the supervision of the N.
C. State Pr «on Department, .if
ter pleading guilty to driving
without a valid North Carolina
driver’s lice"sc. The sentence was
handed down in view of Ledbet
ter's previous criminal record in
Kings Mountain Recorder's Court.
Charles Smith. 22. of Route 1.
tiled guilty *o charges of public
drunkenness, violating the pro
hibition laws, and damage to city
oronertv. and was sentenced to
.10 days. suspended upon the pay
ment of a VI." fine and the costs
of court ard STi for damages to
toilet articles in the City tail. He
was also nla-ed on good behavior
for a period of 90 days.
Throe Bessemer City youths:
Y-»tes P. M <es 21. of 20S Georgia
Avenue: Jack S. Wood. IS. of JU
E Virginia Am nue: and James
H. Latham. 1*. of 109 E. Georgia
Avenue, were given .10 day sus
pended sen ton* os after pleading
guilty to violat ng the prohibition
laws. The 'hire were ronnrtedlv
drinking at the Deal Street swim
ming Pool 'as! weekend Each
was assessed a S"> fine and the
costs of coon and suspended
from anv of thr. Kings Mountain
recreational facilities for a one
vear period.
Le.>nard . . Smith. 22. of Route
1. t»lo*l euiltv to charges of violat
ing the nrokihdion laws and was
sentenced to 2J days, suspended
upon the pavment of half the
'•o«ts of court
The case involving Mack La
fevers. ,'»9 of 515 Broad Street,
charged with •’ssault on n female
and non-s’.ioport. was i-ontinued
•mtil June 2f>.
Other ea«-« which were contin
•>e»i until June ?ft wort: Jeremy
John Rvan Be l. 25. 24t Country
Cluh. Shell.y s*oo light violation: 1
•>nd Bill C,. Jackson. 27. Route 1.
'ssiting worth'ess checKs.
Three cases of public drunken
ness were tried with defendants 1
bHftE sentenced to 30 days, sus 1
pended upon the payment of the
eosts of court.
Submissions included cases in
volving the following defendants: |
Felton Marion, 17. 311 Tracy
Street, resist ir.E arrest, public
drunkenness Resisting a. tfst. nol
pros; public drvnkenness, 30 days ;
suspended uno.: payment of costs
William f*. Robinson. 5S. of
Shelby, following too closely, half
costs.
Clyde If. Bridges. 41. 4039 N.
Haven Ave.. ( mi'lottc. stop light
violation, h.'.lf costs.
Walter D Mjers, 32. oi Bennett
Drive. Pari iop meter violation,
paid citation and half costs.
Joseph D. Hurd. 22. Elm Street,
simple assault, posted jury fee.
Michael D Causbv. IV Route 1.
improper m’tfilcr, half costs.
Vernier H. i.each, 3-1, 133 Me
Cinnis Street. assault on female,
nol pros, prosecuting witness ;xiid
costs.
Henry M. D.ivis, Jr.. 40. No. s
S«*quoia Drive violating prohibi
tion laws. $5 and costs.
Myrtle M. M us Welly. SO, 616 W.
Bradley Strict stop si;n viola
tion, half casts.
Joseph D. Herd. 22. 21 Film
| Street. Assault with deadly wea
pon, posted ju.y fee.
Russell K Fisher, 21. Route 5
Hickory, stoplight violation, half
costs.
Donald D. ( annon. 25. Box 1.50
Marion, vio'atiug the prohibition
laws. $5 and costs.
Barney \\. Green. t i. Route 1
Non support. | os ted jury f»s*
Horace B. Nobly, IT. Route 2
Box 411 Dallas. N. C.. stop sign
violation, halt costs.
Six public drunkenness, costs
of court.
Dixon Attain
Area Chairman
RALEIGH C. E Dixon. Vic-;
ton.' Chevrolet Company. Kings
Mountain. has been reappointed
Area Chairman of the North Car
oli.ia AutomolaU Dealer.* Associ
ation for C “veJand County, ac
cording to an announcement
made todav I.; F. B. Gamble.:
President. Dixon will a-t as liai
son offenv between new car and
truck dealer- n Cleveland Coon
ty and Nt’AOA and the Nations
Automobile IN alers Association
It will *>i« Dixon's responsibili
ty to keep hi- alec informed of
state and nit' "tal affairs affect
ing th > automotive industry and.
in turn, to advise the rlate anil
national As.xeiation of events 01
the local sc me l!e will also head
a county-wid- membership cam
Daign for loth nrgani tations in
the fall
Dixon is a Past President of
the Kings Mountain Merchants
Association in! the Ro’ary Cluh.
He received the Jaycis-s DSA A
ward in 1*K7.
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