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BETHWARE
OAK GROVE NEWS
By Ju ly Button Dari*
Tcivyl,one 7J9-5«49
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BETHWARE Sunday school
will l>egin at 10:00 and Worship
Service at 11:00 Sunday morning
at Oak Grove. These hours will he
observed from September through
May.
The Rev. Richard Plyler. Wayne
Dellinger. Harold Wright, Nolen
and Paul Seism spent several
•lays last week at Myrtle Beach.
Mrs. Gaston Grigg entertained
her class of Intermediate girls at
a hamburger and ice cream sup
l*er Tuesday night. There were
ten members and two visitors pre
sent.
Mrs. Newell Thornburg enter
tained at a Tupperware party at
her home Friday night.
The annual Davis Reunion was
held Sunday at Byrd’s Hut in Pat
terson Springs, attending from
the Bethware area were Mr. and
Mrs. C. G. Davis, Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Justice, Diane and Wanda.
Mr. and Mrs. John McKinney ami
family. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin
Ifevis. William and Toy. Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Davis and Bobby.
|Mr. and '.Mrs. Clyde Short. Mr
and Mrs. Frank Moore, Carolyn
and Sandra, and Mr. and Mrs.
Russel) Putnam and family.
Attending from out-of-town
were Mrs. Lalah Page of Valdese.
Mr. and'Mrs. Grady Eudv and An
nette. and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Moore, Don and Gene of Monroe.
Nazarenes Hold
District Meeting
The pastor and members of the
Church of the Nazarene in thin
area will take part in the annual
North Carolina district assembly
to be held at the First Na/arene
church in Hendersonville on Wed
nesday and Thursday. Sept. 16 17.
Annual re|K>rts will be made by
pastors of IX churches on the dis
trict. These* churches have a total
of about 3,200 members and a
Sunday school enrollment total of
6,200.
Dr. Lloyd Byron. Charlotte,
will Rive his annual message as
district su|M*rintendent and will
outline plans for the 1961 65 year.
District officers will be elected.
The presiding general superin
tendent will is* Dr. Hardy C.
Powers, of Dallas, Texas, w ho
was re-elected to a sixth 4-year
term last June at the genera) as
sembly held in Portland, Ore.
The Church of the Nazarene is
the largest Protestant denomina
tion that stands for seriptural
holiness in the Wesleyan tradi
ti >n. It has a world membership
of about -105,000 in more than
5,000 churches.
It maintains 525 missionaries
in 4-1 countries.
World offices aie in Kansas
City, Mo.
Mrs. John Calhoun of Kuther
fordton visited Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs. Zay Moore and Miss
Ova Adams. Miss Joyce Murry of
Forest City spent the day Sunday
with the Moores.
Colored News
Mr. and Mr*. Rayford Barnes
and children, 'Mary and Reggie,
Mrs. Mary Jeffries and Mr. and
Mrs Tom While spent the week
end with their sister. Mrs. Viola
Hop**, in Durham.
Mr. and Mis. Thomas Kilgo and
children and dr. and Mrs. Rollert
Woods a n d daughter, Sheila,
spent Sunday in Morganton visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. deorge Poole.
Miss Mary Barnes has returned
from New York City where .he
spent two weeks and attended the
World's Fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller of
New York spent several days last
week with the latter s mother.
Mrs. Naomi McClain.
Mr. and Mrs. Althea M<Clain
have returned home after spend
in i the summer in New York
City with their parents.
Funeral services for 'Mrs. Helen
Wehlj Kahn of Bronx. New York
will lie held at the First Congre
gational i hureh of Lincoln Acade
my. No definite date or time has
been set.
Mrs. Kahn is the daughter of
The late A. T. and Mary E. Webb
of Kings Mountain.
Enlo and Bordei s have charge
of funeral arrangement which
will be completed upon the arriv
al of the Indy.
Survivors include: sisters. Aliee
Kane. Cert rude Love. Rebecca
Neely and Duella W. Johnson, all
of Kings Mountain: one brother.
Aaron F. Webb; and a number of
nie<es and nephews.
NOTE OF APPRECIATION
The Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Me
Cony It Member
Of IHL Division
Cl —Army PFC Hopie J. Curry'.
19. whose wife. Shirley, live* at
120 Wilson St.. Kings Mountain,
N. C.. is participating in 11th Air
Assault Division maneuvers at
Fort Gordon. Ga.. ending in mid
November.
During the four.month long
maneuvers Curry is aiding in the
support and supervision in logis
tics and the movement of per
sonnel.
The llth Air Assault Division
is the only unit of its kind in the
Army. Its mission is to conduct
tests to determine how far ihe
Army should go in substituting
aircraft for ground vehicles and
ground-based weapons systems.
An ambulance driver in the
.With Medical Company regularly
stationed at Fort Bragg, N. C.,
Curry entered the Army in May
15tf>3 and received basic training
at Fort Knox. Ky.
lie is a 19t>2 graduate of Com
pact High School.
His parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fate
Curry, live on Route 2.
Dowell wishes to thank Mrs. Gon
ie Adams, president of the usher
board, members of the usher
hoard and others of the Galilee
Methodist Church for their pound
ing of gifts for their new home.
Rev. McDowell is the former
pastor of Galilee Methodist
church. They both Join together
in saying. “May this good spirit
that i-aused this gracious act. con
tinue to be with you. God bless
all of you.”
Rev. & Mrs. R. H. McDowell
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