Hardin Wins Sean Promotion,
Pamela Cldlden On Dean's Lis!
Miss Pam -'a Kay Chihlers. stu
dent at Appalachian State Teach*
era College v;.* amoo^ -•». ...
dents n.im' i iu the Dean's List
for the sprint? quarter. She is
daughter of \ r. and Mrs. Carl J.
Childers of H mgs Mountain and
granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Tu:n‘'. oi Grover.
Marvin L. ilardin. son of Mrs.
Melvin Hardir and the late Ml.
Hardin, who has been advertising
display managei tor t.ie ena...
Roebuck Store, Shelby, has bi-en
promoteil to !locator, Alabama
where he will assist in opening up
a new Sears Store and v.ill head
its Appliance Division. The liar
dins movifl from Shelby Tuesday.
June 23. Mrs. Hardin is daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. James Byers of
Grover.
Vickie Jem* Turner, w is in the
June Dairy Vir- th Fashion Show
June 30 a* S p.m. at Graham
school, Sh-lby.
Mr. J. H. Smith. Jr. had surg
ery on Thursoay morning at the
Baptist hospilal in Winston Sa
lem. Mrs. Smith, is with her hus
band. while in the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Boss. Beo
tia and Denise spent the weekend
with Mr. ano .its. Scott Wright
ami family in Kalcigh. Suzanne,
came home \«i:h them and will
visit Mr. ami Mrs. Slough Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Wtigot end the
Rosses. t!'is link.
Mr. and Mr.- B. M. Gild l.-fi on
Friday to visit (he Rev. and Mrs.
Don Cnhin>*ss and little* Pale* who
live in New Orleans, i.a. Mrs.
Cahin'ess anti T»al«* will return
home with tlr* Molds for a visit.
The wedding of Miss Srra Mae
Goforth and Kenneth Eugene
Cash, both ot Kin^s Mountain,
will take tda.-e Saturday. July -ttli
at 2 p.m. in K-t.gs Mountain El
Bethel Methodist ehureh. The
brlde-eleet is granddaughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Moforth
of Grover.
Mr. and Mis. Jerome Spangler,
Janet. Abigail. Samira Spanglet
and Harold F its have been to
Myrtle Bea-h tot several days.
Millet te M;,h. and Cleveland
Produet Co. employees were giv
en this wet**, -or sumn'.er vaca
tion.
Mr. ami Mr**. Jimmy Forten
berry of Cnariotte announee the
birth of a st.n. June* 2s;,i at the
Presbyterian hospital. Charlotte
Mrs. / Iva Bridges is visiting the
Fortenberry's this week.
The Mid-'Vet*k eottage prayer
serviee of sp;|oh Presbyterian
ehureh met with Mrs. *Y. L. Or
mand.
Dieks Dixon »rorrt Harrisburg,
grandson of Vt. and Mis. Jack
Pinkleton is visiting this week
with his gram-parents.
Mrs. T. L. Putnam. Connie and
Roger will ne in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Will am Hardin and
David this vve< k in Lincolnton.
Mr. Jollv Duncan and Carole o
Morganton vote Sunday and
Monday visitois of Mr. end Mrs.
R. C. Tat-*. Mi. Dun an is a
Chapel Hill s i-denl taking a six
week cours'*
Mrs. Addie Beam is visiting
relatives in Ludin.
Mrs. Lo<» D’lfenderfer is a pa
tient in the Spartanburg General
hospital ami on Thursday will
have surgery.
Mr. and Mis. I^rwis Hamrick
and family fioni Ilollyv.ood, Ma
ryland an* veitin^ Mrs. Maude
Hamrick.
Mrs. Ruth Hambrij'ht, Miss
Pi ggy Bolin >i>«: Miss Hail Robin
son will attorn1 tho assemoly-wide
Music Coniei nee at .Montreal
July 23-29th.
Mr. and Mis. Eugene Connor
and family have moved into their
no*v homo off Highway 2f». Mrs.
J. R. Norm in. moved on Tuesday
in tho homo tie Conners had no-,
cupied.
Mr. and Mi Lee Meharg and
family of Ma. on. Go. returned
homo on Sunday alter a week's
visit with Mi'. P. K llambright.j
Mr. ami Mrs. Kain Ilambright
and tho Boh I'ambrights. On
Saturday tho Nunnery family of
Charlotte came to visit the Me
hargs.
Mr. and Mr- Lev is Kvans. Bob
by and Rii j from Roanoke
Rapids are vs ting Mr. .:nd Mrs.
.?. R. Evans .'.id Mr. and Mrs.
Grady Ross >i d family, until
Thursdav.
The Rev. I . < <1 Crisp o« First
Baptist t'hnrih had charge of the
early mom'nv Worship Service
Sunday at Nc-\v Hope in absence
t»f their paster, the Rev. Don
Goff. Rev. Ciisp had eleven
o'clock scrv ic. s at his church.
First Kaptist, GiOver.
Miss Jud. k <y Panther an«l
Thomas Franklin Boiln were
married Sunday. June 21. at 3 p.
m. at Bethel Baptist church. The
bridegroom is a sen of Mr. anti
Mrs. James I- Tin of Grover.
Miss Lisa I cuer of Gastonia
spent Sunil i\ right with Carol
liambright.
Mr. anil Mr Kenneth Tesscner.
Kim anil Bryan have Iren to the
muontains several days going es
oc.-ially to take the children to
Tweet sie.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Muhin iv
annoiHiiv thi*! irth of a daughter.
Kara Denise Thursday Jo -c ?■? a*
Memorial hospsal. Charlotte. Mrs.
Mullinax anil *!;e new baby came
home on Munc’ay.
Mr mil Mi* Alton Cheek and
family from Georgia are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. t, liambright and
other friends for several days.
Mrs. Emil *'•. rke and d“U"b»Ar
Betsy from Llano. TVxas are vis
ding Mr. arti Mrs. Clyde Mulli
nax and fa*1 •!.■
Miss Janie McMurry is in ( o
lu'nbus. Miss visiting her siste»
Mrs. A. (5. Cat roll. Mr. Carroll
ami family this week.
Mr. and Mr. Willis Greene and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Ra>
Tessener refer.ied home Tuesday
after several riavs vacation in the
North Carolina mountains.
Rev. and Airs. Karl v'. Smith
are visiting the Gordon Camp
hells in G'linsville. Ga. Word was
received that .lie Rev. Mr. Smith
is in the hosj ital there.
Mr and Mrs. G S. lilac1.burn
and family a.e visiting Mis. Km
lie McCraw hi Mi. Airy this week.
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128 West Mountain St.
Kings Mountain, N. C.
Light Docket
Aired Monday
In City Court
The following actions wore
taken during a light docket of
cases in City Recorder* t «»urt
hetore Judge Jack While Mon
day.
Ora Grayson Brown. 37. of Al
iendaie. S.C., was sentenced to
nine months. suspended upon
the payment of S2<> weekly for
the support of his two minor
children, anti was assessed the
costs of court after pleading
guilty to abandonment and non
support.
The ease was continued for
one week pending the transfer
of a divd to the Brown house,
which was awarded Brown's
wife.
A compliance bod of S2tit) was
ordered pul up by Brown, who
is a South Carolina resident.
Jack H. Cobh. 23. of Route
Box 331. appealed to higher
court the case charging h i m
with exceeding a sale speed. He
was found guilty in City Re
corder's Court and made his ap
peal after receiving a 30 day
suspended sentence and assess
ed half the costs of court. The
appeal bond was set at $50.
Capa is' were issued for Rob
ert J. Smith. 23. of 104 N. Wat
terson Street, charged with non
sup|M>rt. ami for Herman Bar
reft. -lit. charged with public
drunkenness and violating the
prohibition laws.
Jeremy John Ryan Bell. 23. of
243 Country Club Road. Shelhv.
was found not guilty of a stop
light violation following exten
ded testimony hy the aeeussed.
Bell, an Knglish engineer cm
ployed at Fiber Industries, Ino..
acted in his own defense and
produced evidence which creat
ed a reasonable doubt as to his
guilt
irodini; through a i«•<! light at
tlii- corner ot Cleveland Avenue
anti East King Sit *ct.
A nol pros \va> issued in the
ease involving Arthur Sprouse,
17. of Route 2 Parkdale Road,
charged with no operator's li
eense.
The ease involving Paul
Brovvn. AS. of C’ansler Street,
charged with non support of
an illegitimate child, was eon
tinned tint I July *5.
A nol pros was issued in the
ease of Dessit S. Cunningham.
19. of Box iSI Lin wood ltd..
ehargetl with no operator's li
eense
A continued prayer for judge
ment was handed down in the
ease involving .Vlaek Lefevers.
39, of 515 Broad Street, who pled
guiyty to assant on a female'
an<l contempt of court. The con
tinued prayer was set for July
13. pending Lefevers procure
ment of employment and good
behavior toward his wife.
Six eases of public drunken
ness were docketed with two ca
pais’ being issued, three were
continued until August 3. and
one pled guilty and was sen
tenced to 3*» days, suspended
upon the payment of the costs
of court.
The* following defendants sub
mit ted:
John D. Best. 21. 402 K. King
St., stop light violation, half
costs.
Billy G. Jackson. 27. Rf. 1.
issuing worthless check, paid
cheek and costs of court.
Michael D. Cattsby, 18. Rt. 1,
improper muffler, half costs.
Paul I). Caushy. 30. Rt. 2. no
operator's license*. S25 and costs.
Suzanne A McAulav, 30. Bes
semer City, speeding 50 in 35
zone, half costs.
Johnny \Y Welch, 21. Rt. 3.
exceeding safe* s|H-€*d. half costs.
Aundria C. Small, 22. 205 S.
Bessemer City
Rings Mountain
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Change of Attractions Movies
Shown in Bcuiw Oulu
Piedmont Ave., no operator's 11
cvn.se, no insurance, $35 and
costs.
Claude V. Harmon. 51, Rt. 2,
failure to yield, half cost.
Margie (lantt. 38. Broad St.,
violating prohibition laws, $25
and costs.
w Muntainecr. 18. Rt. 1,
Bessemer City, Improper muffler,
half cost.
Thomas Roddy. 37. 2813 Hit
derbrand St.. Charlotte, stop
light violation, half <osts.
John H Ray. 30, Rt. 4, Lincoln -
ton. improper passing, half costs.
Lewis D. Melton, 30. 404
Cha:man Ave., (laftney. S. C., I
exceeding safe speed, half costs.
Joe Billy Towery. 20, Rt. 1.
Cherryville. exceeding safe
speed, half costs.
Clarence E. Dover. 23. Rt. 1,
Maiden, improper brakes, half
costs.
Bruce T. Seism, 20. Rt. 1. speed
ing 50 in 35 zone, half costs.
Reggie S. fJuffey. 20, Besse
mer City, improper muffler, half
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John C. Parker. 43. Rt. 1. park
Royster Retires
From Air Force
BILOXI. Miss. — Technical
Sergeant John A. Royster, son of
Mrs. Pearl May Royster of 109
E. Maryland Ave., Bessemer
City. X. C., has retired from the
U. S. Air Force at Keesler AFB.
Miss., after more than 20 years
military duty.
Sergeant Royster, a radio op
erator instructor with an Air
Training Command unit at Kees
ler prior to his retirement, serv
ed in the European Theater of
Operations during World War II.
He holds among his awards and
decorations the Purple Heart,
the European • African • Middle
East Campaign Medal with two
arrowheads and six battle stars.
The sergeant is a graduate of
Bessemer City High School.
ing meter violation, paid tickets,
and half costs.
James Crosby, 44. Rt. 1. speed*
ing 50 in 35 /one. half costs.
mihlit drunkenness,
costs of court.
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ran of the all-itai cast of "Country Music On »ioo-tway oneaing Thursday
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Church School
Seventy youngsters attended
Vacation Chur h School at St.
Matthew’s Lutheran church June
15 20
«..iliam *ir ndor.. chairman of
the committe" on Council Parish
Education. w:.s tn charge of or
gankzation and arrantfrments.
vfrs. Dan Finder served as direc
tor.
Mrs. Richaid Meflinni* directed
the music progiam f<»r the school
and Mrs. Ck-orge Houser headed
the commit t-s* on refreshments.
Faculty m<*ti.hers were Mrs. S.
R. Sutler. Jr.. Mrs. Carl Finger.
Mrs. Ben ;i Bridges. Mrs.
Charles Msuivy, Mrs. Tom L.
Trott. and Misses Mary
Ramsey. Vary Leigh Maurey
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