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, KINGS MOUNTAIN j
! Hospital Log
VISITING HOURS
Daily 10:30 to llUfta.m. ,
J to i p.mi. amt 7 t<> S p.M. •
Pnfic-Nf list at Koitjs Moun
tain llosj/ital at XooH U I'tlm »
Jap.
Hugh AdMV
Mrs. Elhe) Bowen
Mrs. Alt'’*1 Butter
(Mrs. Jerry Crenshaw
Mrs. Thomas I)arhy
Coley Freeman
Donald Mice
Mrs. Chalmer M< lniosh
Mrs. E. VV. Powell
Mrs. Dolly Ramsey
Mrs. Lewis Sellccs
•Mrs. Mary Delia Short
Hughlon Stroupi
Mrs. Sarah Thomhs
Columbus Ilssery
Mrs Essie Wale
Mrs. Macon Williams
ADMITTED THURSDAY
Ira Moore. Kl. 1. Box 261, Dro
ver. N. C.
William Suggs, 11.1 M<-Diihiis
St., City
ADMITTED FRIDAY
Mrs. Korney Boheler. Kl. 3, Clo
ver, S. C.
Robert Luther Crank. Jr.. K<
2. Box 2.">s. Bessemer City. N.
Mrs. Janies Barney. Kl. 2. Box
273. City
Mrs Firry (I llulfstellei, Kl. I.
Lincolnion. N. C.
Mrs. David Merck, Kl 2. City
Mrs. John Murray, at si F Penn
Aw., B<-ssemer City. .V C.
ADMITTED SATURDAY
Johnnie Parker. Kl 1. Box 7*>
City
ADMITTED SUNDAY
Mrs. Dorothy Doll. Kl 2, Box
243. Bessemer City, .V C.
•Miss Linda (jail Huffman. Kl.
1, Grover, .V C.
Dr. V\ K. McGill, HU Bethel
St., Clover. S. C.
Mrs. George Owensby, 1.11 \l<
Ginnis St., City
Jane e Ami Plonk, Itt. 1. Ciiy
Mrs. Richard Whitesides. Kt. 1.
Cherryv die. N. C.
Mrs Russell Wray. III. I. Kc •'
Creek, S. C.
ADMITTED MONDAY
William Alien. _i*» Oriental
Ave., City
Mrs. Charlie Benton. Hi. 1.
Grover, \. C
Mrs. Jimmy Birehfield. I’ll Box
!I3, Bessemer City. N C.
Mrs. Miles Camp. Grace St..
City
Mis Andy Champion. III. 1.
Maiden, N. C.
Hilliard Davis. IU Watterson
St., City
Adam Deveny. Ki cuy
Mrs. Horace Dover, lit. 1, Gi 1
ver, N. C.
Haul hey, sm Mill Si . City
Mrs. Paul Lovelace, Box 113.
Grover, V C.
Airs. Ihll Moses, Jr.. Box 115.
Bessemer City. V C.
Mrs. William Roark. Box L’-l.
Grover, N. C.
Mitchell Terrill. 507 Atlantic
Ave., Shelby. .\. C.
Mrs. Kehecca Neal Wilson, I'•*»
Kdj>emont Dr„ City
ADMITTED TUESDAY
Mrs. Robert Goodsoii, III. 1.
Waco lid., Cilv
Mrs. Howard Welch. 105 Bakei
St.. City
Mrs. Charles LovolaA'. lit. 3.
Box 260B, Cilv
Mrs. A. I*. War lick. NIT W
Mountain St.. City
Mrs. Kenneth .McCain, Hi. 3.
City
Mrs. David Crank, Hi. Be»e
mer City. N. C.
Mrs Robert Fleming. 1 a11 Sliel
by Hd, City
Mrs. I' il. Ilousor. 3*is \. Pud
mold Ave.. City
Hi*nry Smith. 3lo Waco ltd .
City
Sumpter Rattei ree. Ill \\
Mountain. City
ADMITTED WEDNESDAY
Mrs. Jack Lail. Hi Cilv
f
! Report Suggests
|y as possible. the rcjiort rerom
mend' abandonment of the fixe
I room section of the Bethware
buildtii" built in 1925. ol the six
1 room '«•> lion with auditorium at
(Irover built in ol the -ev
en riK»m frarnr structure .11 Com
pm t, and eventitaliy of the Initi
ally built portions of West and
hast plants.
Pressly Resigns
I tary n.‘ tin* Kings Mountain
Minister al asso< ration, eltair
man ol the American Red Cross
ehaple:, •'■airman of the Jacob
S. Man lie Library board, and as i
an nlfieer ol the Kings Moun
tain ki wart is elub.
The deg.-ve ot <to ii r of divini
ty il> are* was con! erred on him
by Ktsk.itt i ' ll. in 1951.
Mis. t’resdj is the former
Ka/abeih Cowan, also ot States,
villi*, daughter ol thi* lati* Mr.
and Mrs. B A. Cowan. Shi* was
edueated at CNC Cnensboro.
I’ennsy Ivania Stale university,
the I’niversity of Colorado, and
was i voire student of James
Woorlsidi*. of New York.
Now president of the ARC
Woman's Syuodieal union. Mrs.
Cresslj is also a trustee of Era
kiiu* collide. Sin* is a former re
cent of Col. Frederick llambright
•ti ipter. Daughters of iIk* Ameri
can Revolution, presi lent of the
ARP l*'ii t Pi esiiytei ini. the I lume
Arts club, and the Boyce Memo
rial Woman’s society. Addition
. 111 v she has served as choir so
li list and nursery riepartmml
teacher.
The Presslys have a son. James
Allen Pres.lv, now returning to
l nive-sity of North Carolina
me li ■! - bool at Chapel Hill,
after a summer’s work at Char <
!• it. Mem lal hospital, lit* Is a t
graduate of Davidson college.
County Extends
close a -<»|»\ of llic 1!H>I lax bill.
The ce.itiH extension decision,
which Mr (Sidney describes as a
“tcmfMirary emergency measure”,
was made alter Shelby City Man
a:er I’ll in Horton canvassed
members if the Shelby council
and Auditor Max Hamrick can
va-sod memliers of the count)
commission.
Distribution of tax information
u little later than usual is cited
as tile major reason for the dis
. ait extension Mr. (Sidney said
a few notices are vet to is* mailed
hut that all tax hills have Itecn
mailed hi No. I and No. ti Town
ships. All mailin'* is to be com
pleted this week, he said.
Chambers
« ■••• ihex v >\\ I'hamhers walk
in .’ round in the building. They
>.iiil they called for Chambers to
mne out of the store but that
In refused. The store manager
xv - sumirn "isl to unl(M-k th<‘
door, they re|»orted. and Cham
bers w.o loeated hiding in a
storage room.
The officers said $31 > in cash
xxa- found atop some nearby
... whi e it apparently had
been tossed.
Ch. mhers i< charged on three
(ounts o| h-v.iking and entering
and larceny and one count of
breaking and entering.
I’oliiv s ii l Chambers entered
tile luiilding each time through
a door h\ inserting a pocket
knife in the doorfacing and
• isniing the lock.
Th* store manager re|H>rted
that about .Sa7<( in casli had be(*n
((ported missing over Hie |H-rioil
of one month.
SPECIAL SINGING
Youth choir singers will lead
a - |>t ..at song service at Pen
ley's Chapel Methodist church
Sundax night starting at 7
o'clock Visiting s i n g i n g
• >ups are invited to part id
pate. Rev Leonard Huftstotler
anmxiui cd.
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COOPER S. INC.
LOW DOWN PAYMENT — EASY TERMS ALWAYS!
Lutherans Set
Installation
New of filers ami teachers of
iio Sunday School of Resurrec
.mi Luheiau chuii'h will lx- in
■tailed at Sunday Services.
Rev. (icorge Moore, pastor, said
lie congregation liegins a new
hutch year at Sunday services.
iund.iv S. ri ml will lie resumed at
1:45 j.m., customary in the fall,
ind morning worship serviie at
Sunday School officers and
'•a hers for l!N>l-65 are: Hal S.
*l<» ik. gi lie: ul superintendent;
>atu:a Sanders, assistant super
nteiidcnt; II iward Smith, a see
< 1 ary-tie isurer; and Jack lluff
tetler. assistant secretary treas
11 er.
File Pie Scii<ml School depart
nent is hi'adnl oy Mrs. Stowe De
enney. superintendent. Teach
•rs are Mrs. K. J Dyke. Mrs. Eu
;ene f Hadden and Mrs. J. M. Me
hunts.
Mrs. JoImi B. Plonk is superin
endent of the Children's depart
nent with Mrs. Louise Huffstet
er. Mrs. Bud Bumgardner, Mrs.
>orus Bennett. Miss Anita Huff
Jetler. Miss Mary Ann Foster
ind Mrs. George 'Moore as class
cachets fm grades one through
line.
T!ie Young People's department
or grades Jo through senior high
-rhoul age is under direction of
drs. Ed Coter. Mrs. George
Monk. Rev. Mr. Moore and Stowe
Vvcnnev Ed Goter and John B.
Monk are teachers of the young
named < ouple's class. Miss Essie
darie Foster teaches the adult
1 im for ladies and Devere Smith
caches the adult class for men.
AUXILIARY MEETING
The Ladies Auxiliary of Vet
••runs of Foreign Wars will
hold regular minding Tuesday
at 3 pm. at the home of Mrs.
Glee A. Bridges, 413 West Gold
strei-r.
BENEFIT
Kings Mountain high school
cheerleaders will sell hot dogs
Saturday beginning at 5 p.m.
in Grain* Methodist church fel
lowship hall. Call 739-3909 or
73:* 2302 to place orders. Pro
coeds will be used to purchase
new uniforms.
HOSPITALIZED
Jack Kennedy is a patient in
Veterans Hospital at Oteen
where hi* is being treated for
asthma. His address: Veterans
Administration Building. Ward
K 2. Room 211. Oteen. N. C.
TO RALEIGH
Miss D ittie Gibbons. Kings
Mountain senior at Gaston Me
morial Hospital School of Nurs
ing. is receiving special training
in p*\ hiatric work at Rex hos
pital for three months. She is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
VV. IJ. (lihbons.
This <16.95
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For Only
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f a
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Model of
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Oiler Ends September 2Bth
Come in now and buy any cir
curator model of WARM MORN
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ceive a certificate entitling you
to a WARM MORNING Booster
Fan (Model F-8 that regularly
sell* lor $16.95) for lust ONE
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Simply mail the certificate and
one penny to the manufacturer
and Without delay your Booster
Fan will be sent to you. post
age prepaid. __
Model 419.
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Holds 60 lbs of
cool... heats
up to 4 rooms
Only S139.SO
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porcelain fm>sh. built-in auto
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lbs. of coal... heats up to •
rooms.
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Lifetime porceiam finish. Holds
80 lbs. of coal... heats up to
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■AST HOMS to Suit Tour OudfOtl
Cooper's. Inc.
"Low Down Payment —
Easy Terms Always"
Hies To Speak
To Kiwanians
Jim- Rios, native of Iowa City.
Iowa and member of the staff of
Kings Mountain National Mili
tary Park, will speak and show
slides on mountain climbing at
Thursday's Kiwanis club meeting
at 6:45 p.m. at the Woman's club.
While a student at the Univer
sity of !<>wa. Mr. Ries was active
in a group called -"The Iowa
.Mountain<>ors'’ who practiced the
fundamentals of rock climbing.
He joined the club on their 1953
expedition to the Bugaboo Range
of British Columbia but his
climbing was curtailed by an
ankle injury. While working in
I>enver. Colorado for the pood
and Drug Administration in the
fall of 1962 he joined the Colora
do Mountain club and climbed
with them.
Since joining the National Park
Service, he has retained his mem
bership in the Colorado club, took
:i leave of absence from the Park
to accompany the dub on a seven
week's Kuropean summer expe
dition that covered much of the
Kuropean Alps, including some of
their most spertacular mountains.
rresoyienan i roop
Held Little Coart
Troop 90 of First Presbyterian
church held Little Court of Honor
Tuesday night
Applications for advani'rment
included: astronomy, Andy Neis
ler; pigeon raising, Danny Sell
ers; first aid; Andy Noisier; Billy
Miller and Steve (Hadden.
Following Little Court of Hon
or, swimming was enjoyed at
l.ake Montonia. Mrs. Cent* (Had
den, Harry Hughes and Robert
Whisnant provided transportation
Henry McKelvie is Troop 90
scout master.
ASC Balloting
Is Beginning
No. 4 Township farmers will
ballot for ASC community com
mitteemen for 1964-6?> and elec
tion results will be determined by
mail September 11.
D. B. Blalock. Cleveland Coun
ty ASC chairman, invited all far
mers to mark their ballots before
September 11th. Farmers from 11
communities will choose for each
committee three regular members
an dtwo alternates from a list of
Cobb To nil
Lutheran Pulpit
Rev. James K. Cobb, pastor o(
Emmanuel Lutheran church of I
R ianoki-. Va.. will fill the pulpit
at 11 a.m. services Sunday at St.
Matthew's Lutheran church.
Rev. Mr. Cobb’s father was a
Lutheran minister in Cherryville
for a number of years ami the
Cobbs are well known in Kings
Mountain.
nominees.
The chairman, vice chairman
and regular member of the com
mittee will serve as delegate, al
ternate delegate and second al
ternate delegate, respectively, to
the county convention where the
ASC county committee will he
chosen September ISth.
No. -I Township farmers will
choose from this slate of nomi
nees: Tom Hamrick. NevMtc
Hughes, Edwin Moore, Alex
Owens. Eugene Patterson and
Stough Wright.
No. 5 Township farmers will
choose from this group: A. A.
Barrett, Horace Eaker. Charles
Goforth. Clifford Hamrick. T. Z.
Hord. Kenneth Wright and Wil
liam A. Wright.
Next Sunday. September 13.
Rev. Charles W. Easley will de
liver his first sermon as minister
of St. Matthew's. Former pastor
of Center Grove Lutheran church
at Kannapolis. Mr. Easley has
moved his family to Kings Moun
tain and they are living in the
parsonage at 200 North Piedmont
Avenue.
Littlejohn
b Charged
Roosevelt Littlejohn. Negro.
Route 5, Shelby, was charged
with following too closely fol
lowing an accident on West King
street Sunday. Littlejohn, driv
ing a 1957 Oldsmobile. was
traveling west on Highway 71
and struck the back of a ‘02 Ford
driven by Willie Mosteller. also
of Shelby, polite said.
Damage to the Littlejohn car
was estimated at $50. Damage
to the Ford was estimated at
$100. Officers Jackie Dean Bar
rett and William Roper invo>ti
gated the accident.
Dettman Bites
Held Monday 4
Funeral rite* for William C.
IVMmarr, K7. former King*
Mountain resident, were hold
Monday at 3:30 p.m. from Temple
Baptist church of f^astonia, of
which he was a member.
Rev. Guy Walker officiated at
i the final rite* and interment was
in Mountain Rest cemetery.
'Mr. Dettmarr died Saturday in
Broughton Memorial hospital at :
Morganton following illness of j
several months. He was a native
of Cumberland County and a for
mer employee of Kings Mountain ;
Manufacturing Company. H i s j
wife, the former Corrie Hedrick,
died in 19B0.
Surviving are a son. Clyde Dett- '
marr of Gastonia; three daugh- '■
tern. Mrs. H. Davis of Shelby. |
Mrs. Floyd Bridges of Gastonia :
and Miss Bertha Dettmarr of Gas- ]
tonia; a brother. Henry' Dettmarr ;
of Danville. Va.. 22 grandchildren
and 54 great • grandchildren. A .
son. Lanie Dettmarr. and a
daughter. Mrs. Hobart M. ‘Met
calfe. Sr., both of Kinga Mountain.,
died last August.
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