Held Saturday
Funeral riles f i. ■ . i
wanl Strickland. «>l. w. e
Saturday at i n: fieri <.
St rect Wesl
church, interne t fi .ii
Mountain Rest c« me: y.
Mr. Stricklai
morning at Kin ;s
pital following .
He is surviMd y ii w:
Mrs. Beulah sti.
f "lyric Strif 1.1..:
tain; thre. d.
Johnson i i t •1
Miss Iren*' .
Joyce S i i
ho.re; .1 r >. > . ' .■
land of M. ;i
sisters, M .1*
Mrs. Doe Ran:»c •> 1
Mountain.
Rev Clyde R
Rev. Lesti I!1
the final rid <1 u
made 11 Moun: • :t I!
DAR TO M* T
C’ololH'l Kr li' i :
i it ipu . Da
American 1“ ■. I
ragula* n-<*ii ■ \ •
afternoon at rt "f; it t
of Mr. U V
Rram on “National ’nik-' tv,1!
b<* "Ivon
Final R'*«s He!d
Ici V/otnca Child
I*u r.il i .t<* for I*«■:<t: •
otV U i :f i. idn y.'ir mldangh
and Kr iidir War
r«n i- I'M- Glide? com.T.unliy.
v.. ’/• h, Id Sun'! iy ai 1 j». r.. iron".
Gala' Method I march. in;: r
ri * ..’mvv,:i n Adams ih'ipel
chun-h rcrnriprv.
lilfl died Iasi Friday.
s', ' : iiir ljde Uu‘ i«a
I - .ns. Mr. and
: eruV. *r. 1-11, ot King*
ri7 r 7 *
.1 » (i
i - • « • ■ 4 \ . «. - /«i <k* 3
;;■: ... Passes
I 'll! Mi s. li'iy aM’li
Iif'• *.in=» rf 'di’n; of Karl
' - .f M v vv. I., -ihtfoifl
Wei-'* h«*!il Monday at
New Hup- Uapt'.st
’ i h i f which ahf was a m«*m
F ••uli it -il uncxpfct
• ! ii! ‘:iy,
ft ■ v s in-Fufl'. on**
■n ' t i.’htci , imt n ■ kSs
/'sue. it
Has Ccc J e * parclsrs
Qua:for?: /!!...
233 S. BAITnrr.CUND flVL
Adjc‘r*->q r '• -1 i?hr»rr^«ry
shop ouii f:-;pak-;>,: d inventory
I
J. B. Lail's
Slices Conducted
. in* ■•! r:t«•.-» fo: J. I). La.l. 4H.
of Belmont. Cleveland Cunty
latlvc. w • r held Saturday at 3
: :n. Iiom M Aden elite Diptisi
• Mur. h nf which he was a mem
her.
He*. Harold Drown, assisted by
Rev. VVil' n Pad jet t, officiated
at the I ii.il rites and interment
was made in Gaston Memorial
Park.
Mr. Lai! died suddenly Thura
day at I: 15 p.m. in a Charlotte
.* ..1.
S of * lie j ite .lul l's and Kan
n • \V right I .ail of Clevela d
Coiin'y. he wis employ'd as
Dixon
;■ ont for It
y ns.
A vetei; i f Wo'Id War II. he
i uricij a liattlefiPid commission
.is ond lieutenant wh le serv
ing with the field artillery in
Korope He was retiml in lf»-i2
riN C iptain in the field artillery
with North Carolina National
Guard. He was past commander
of Autcn Stowe Post of the A
meriean Legion and a member of
rli- 10 &’ S honor society.
Surviving an- his wife. Audrey
lintta.n I.ail: hn sons. Timmy
and Billy Lail, of the home; five
sisters. Mrs. L. A. Thackerson
and Mrs. George Carr, both of
Shelby; Mrs. R J. Dellinger of
'•.veil. Mis. Arthur Hiott of
Rockingham and Mrs. Fred
Ciee-iw ty of Th;ima«ville; Gra
dy Lail. both of Kings M nintain.
and Brady I .ail of Grover.
Blackwell Rites
Held Tuesday
Funeral rite.- for Marion Rob
ert Blackwell. -!2, were held
Tuesday at 3 p.m. from Sisk
Memorial Chapel, interment fol
lowing in Mountain Rest ceme
tery.
Mr. Blackwell died in the Vet
terans hospital in Oklahoma
City. Oklahoma. Friday.
Son of Mrs. Virgie Hartsoe
Blackwell Lovelace and the late
Luther Blackwell, he is also sur
vived by hi> wife, Hester Black
well; two sisters. Mrs. J. D.
M mtgomery of Grover and Mrs.
Katherine Hannon of Kings
Mountain; and a half-brother,
i -d hy C. . ovelace of Kings
Mountain.
Rev. John W Harris a-nd Rev.
J. W. Phillips officiated at the
final rites.
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Hospital Log
VISITING HOVIts
! Daily 10: to to II: it a.m.
.1 to J p.m. out! 7 to 8 p.W.
Patunt l.i*t at It Mona
Mrs. Gi aily G Bess
Mi*. Hobby C. Bridges
Mrs. Itufus Davis
Mrs. [> maid Ell;*
| Mary Blalock Eskridge
Mrs. Jack E. Gaddy
Mrs. Calvin l-ronard Gar It
Mr. Carlton Brown Harris
Mrs. Harvey Harris
Ethel Owens Johnson
Mrs. Aina Cline K:*<a
Mrs. Henrietie White K ser
Mrs Owen L. Lcd.u:d
Gus Travis Lon.:;
Mr. Hobart Metcalf
Mrs. Dewey E. Moss
Ernest McDowell
Harley Jackson Melnto-h
Solon Calvin Norr s
William Franklin Osborne
Ethel Inez Owens
Bessie Owensby
Juice K«tv Phifer
Willie A. Seawright
Chalisie Seism Singlet >n
Frelan A. Tidwell
Diria Hall Ward
John C. Wells
Ia**:cr A. Hoke
William Franklin Hcjser
Mrs. Edith Lee Burns
ADMITTED THURSDAY
Louie Ward Sellers. It’. 3, Box
141. City
Mrs. Rosa 4* Wright. PO Box
41. City
Mrs. Walter D. Green. Rt. I
Box 481. City
Mre. Ted Huffman. Rt. 2. Box
263, City
Kermit Jefferson lluffstetier.
Rt. 1. Box 71. City
ADMITTED FRIDAY
Mrs. Donald Ray Kiser. Rt. 1,
Bessemer City. N. C.
Mrs. Charles Peeler. 825 W.
Marion street. Shelby, N. C.
Mrs. John Carpenter. 1005
First street. City
Mrs. M. L. Conner, 941 Grace
street. City
ADMITTED SATURDAY
Mrs. Clarence Wesley Ford.
831 C street. Bessemer City. N. C.
William Edward Holmes. 310
S. Gaston street. City
Mrs. Roy Moss, Star Route.
Blacksburg, S. C.
Eddie Gene McSwain. Rt. 2.
City
Mrs. Jesse W Branch. 204 E
13th street. Bessemer City, N. C.
Mrs. Elvin Brown, 512 Baker
street. City
Mrs. Josephine Moore Davis.
812 W. Mountain Street. City
Lee Andy Dover. 29 Bennett
Drive, City
Mrs. Leon D. Ramsey. Rt. 2.
Bessemer City, N. C.
Triniers Ship. Rt. 2. City
Alfred Leroy Stamey, Box 191.
Bessemer City, N. C.
Mrs. Nelson Toney, 1006 Cleve
land Avenue, City
Tony Dean Mullis. 701 W.
Mountain street, Citv
ADMITTED SUNDAY
Carl Gene Mauldin, 19 Haw
thorne Street, Bela. ml. N. C.
Linda Ru y Blanton. 211 Vir
ginia Avenue. City
Harold James Phillips. Box j
572. City
George Eugene Si|»es. 20?'
Landing street. City
('as[>er C. Wiggins, 117 E. Box
ton Avenue. Bessemer City
ADMITTED MONDAY
Rita Diana Blanton. Rt. 1. Bess
Town Road, Bessemer City
Mrs. William L. Davis. Jr.. 107
Childers Street. City
Mrs. Mary Frances Harlow.
Rt. 2. City ’
Mrs. Fred V. Herrons. Box 252.
City
Mrs. Lester Lonnie Lingerfelt.
117 Stowe Acres. City
Mrs. Clyde O. Strou|*\ Rt. 1.
Grover. N. C.
ADMITTED TUESDAY
Buron Lee Dellinger. NI9 Sec
ond Street. City
Mrs. Carvel Preston Morrow.
412 Maner Road. City
Mary Falls Rhodes. Box 410.
City
Mrs. Ellen M. Wells. Rt. 2. City
Theresa Ann Chaney. tf>9
Mauney Avenue. City
Williard Hugh Ross. 306 Blan
ton Street, City
Gladys Eulla Smith. Rt. 1. Box
415. City
Ruby Absher Flowers. Rhodes
Avenue, City
City News
In New Stand
City News, which opened here
last August in the Lip ford build
ing on West Mountain street,
this week occupied new quartets
in the Bennett building at 233
South Battleground avenue.
The building formerly houst I
Keeter's Department Store and
most recently Hampton Discount.
Owner J. W. Grififn, of Forest
City, said the Bennett building
gives the firm about 25 percent
more floor space
ASH WEDNESDAY
Asti Wednesday services be
ginning the Lenten Season will
be held at St. Matthew's Lu
theran church Wednesday
night at 7:30. The Sacrament
of Holy Communion will be ob
served.
FUTURE FARMERS
The Future Farmers of Amcr
ica chapter of Kings Mountain
high school will hold the an
mini Father Son Banquet
Thursday nigh' at 7 p.m. in
Bcthware school cafeteria.
Stadium Fund
Work oi plann.ng th st;*d -
is alread., m l -rway. r.i-* • 1.
urr will have a 'jtlng j t>
of -1 .fKK). Will ..ISO !):• fV|U pp. I
for track, anti will h. \» ir. tri
ple preasbox. it w’.ll be • - i
soutn of the rciv h.gh school on
phifer road The hoard of .
tio.i has totj.ncl Charles >1 •
rison Grier A- Associates, Char
lotte engineering a id archit*
lurnl firm, to p!m n;:«i -upc vi .•
the stadium constru _ i ion.
A large color .*:*•>•? of ’
stadium mad * by high s h
siFhomcre If. A*. .* .t. rJe • - i
d’splay In t! a ! » i>. of 5 t
lrn!on Nation. I
Aim v: tt|.* fa :• • n;; • it
mlt'ee is t > hair t’> • ; it; i
t. dy f >r use .vhrn t ic football
season epons in i’cpicmber.
Hoc:.:} De clit
Lond'in. t' ndy ft :.'• f'
cutler, K..* ilul. j-. G.nny
Gray Mauney. H i. • r
jrvl Johnnie M'.-.e far lick's.
Thi r?:o f th« rsiiion \\ .*
“Fashior.-.* for the ro ■ ut
Heart.”
Tii’kcH now o.j vie. » ^'2,
wh h include. ft.- to . !>.• (•: *
games, prl/t . and rein ..arm Y •.
Bridge piiyt.s ate keel ta
makeup Mi ir on :.'>!•• s an;'
fum
Sin.e If ;when ! !.<c ait
rd out ! t i . i d • -ti:.g e
she hai been v king with radii
almost capstan .y. K i iit it >■
long I».st -c Shew . ■ h \ • .
day morning e.t 10, she t- ■
. n . i
ties in fields el I'asn'on. beauty,
home decoration and show 1<
ni*si.''. Twice each year she ini* r
views lo-> American fas-ii >n <'•
signers at fashion colic.-, i -t
showing* in New Yoik. 'nr re
poit to her many 1 ter-.* is. Sh •
has also Hoveled to Hur-ape f• >;
previews of upcoming t.v
from the fashion capitals of th
world.
In 1961, she w n the Golden ,
Slipper Award, given y the A
meriean Shoe M inuta urers As
social ion. for the b**st .--hoc ;;ri
vertising and p.omot n of th •
year. In 1962 Miss ! o was th<
only radio-tclei sain pc: >■ n.ility
in the country t<» be an accredit
cd member of the C!ij l.ro Sy-n
dicalc dc la Couture I’ansicm
the w irld’s re > t fabulous and
most exclusive fash.on shoe ng.
Mrs. Charles V. moy hca ’..
the committee in charge of he
Thursday benefit.
Spclot Joe P.eis
Speaks To L'ens
Members of the Kings Moun
tain Lions club got a lesson in
mountain • climbir> ■ T u «* s d a >
night, from Joseph K*-i-. staff
■nan at Kings Mountain National'
Military Park.
Mi. Keis showed color -!:di-s of
his trip t*. Italy. Fran c, Austri t.
Switzerland and Germany v ,t .
a group o' amat -tir nclots from
Colorado, and aho demon trated
gear reriuired for climbing m m<
of th* world's talk--' rr< "mm
The group scaled tin- heights
of the Matterhorn, Mont B1 >n
and the Jungf-au. is wi 11 a
man) lesser mountains.
B< bby McDaniel arranged the!
program.
SENIOR CITIZENS
The Senior Citizens club will
hold a square damn* Friday
evening at 7 o’clock at the
Woman's club.
Convention Trip
sox Convert, Thome?
manner: l.. U. Cal.it
and A^ent Ronald Thornaq o'
tin* Idle and Casualty Insuran e
O mpany of Tennessee, have
'.uailttcd for an expense . paid
ir: • to the company s conven I Ion
a. Miami Roach. Ha
Calvert and his staff, YY. C.
YVa'ers. Keith Smith, James Lit
tlejohn. C. M. Hovis and Ronald
T>iomas led the stales of North
and South Carolina with the best
•oi. it quarter production of any
:* on r. cord, which won for
Calvert a It lev.sion-radlo set.
Ja/s C x ^Jele
ic: iienioi ?Say
*
II ; esent.
Lii.,. .op v1: iv.-.p, 1 s .ulanir.i.j.:
: 1:1 Do]
>!i Mur :i . n t.v s.Mool audi
to. i m.
*1 three .!> v..II r
■ tu : ■ ;i;;- ,v.11 i-a-t if sm
dt
r i1 . i is ! lildesa •;
•t v
.uhJune k.
a.
-Ls. Di .V I . C: to.
i L> >:.i, J ti,-.a St K,
• -Hi- Dal.ou, Id/ 'n rl; h.
j.i B . I>.>! ,r>. 1 s :>;.nv r!
i !
•: I* r: . J->\- v. -iy aMr
- h . rs v. fk vt-.lv Willis a M
She: tne Hrriia d Frank. a *
’ .;h** / , Linda Robert;,
J oid Heavner a'
El Ue Mac.
Unde studies will lie TerfM
in i. Pete :iauter, Ant,
T: >tt. Linda Sherrer. Jialv Mor
r:s .1 ‘in Bennett. Linda Sta.-y
Lu: _ ;mii, John Moore and
1 r.inj Dean.
i:d.*ng Permits
Are Pu^cliased
Building permits issut'd by the
city during the past week in
t !ude:
To L’lke Moyle, for construe
iioi; ol a six-room residence, os
in -ted to < ost $14,000, on Silver
Street.
lo J. K. Cunningham, for ad
iti.n of a room to a Lin woof!
»ad reddcnec. estimated cost
$500.
Junius Tiddy has purchased a
permit for ivmod.d'ng an apart
ment on Piienix stect. estimate!,
to cost S3,0-iO.
J. Wilson Or: wford has bought
permits to build six-room resi
dence a: JO'S Ro.'.fcd Road. esti
mated o» cms $17*S)rt, anil anoth
er to hu.ld a $10,000 residence at
' • i.i Boyce st reel.
Luk - Uovle has bought a pe
mit to budd a six-room resident-,
estimated to cost $11.0ixi at 10J
Silver sttee
r!c, Sieve H. Jcroerscr
Arsi *mcd Tc Airborne
FORT CAMPBELL, KY. (AUT
Xt’t Army PFC Steve R. Jam
rson, s a of Mr. and Mis. Lu
thi'f J m-.ers n Route L Box 110
K Moi '..--.in. N. C., was as
i . -f! .1 "i 2o 'o tile ltV.st Ail
borne Division at Fold Camp ell
Ky.
Jamerson entered tin* Army in
July 19H3 anil r mpl- isl basic
tiaiain-' at F-uf tjordon. (ia.
The '2*> year-old soldier is a
IP‘3 graduate of Compact High
Sc-hool.
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Looking l nto Jesus
By 3o7.\ M' - ~
.-S
It Jesus is i'll \ ;• want.
Jesus ,s all you :v ft;.
what jesus is tut: :t
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Un » •."'•o.l !e <V.V
To t;..- I’h'lo-• -hr. I
•V.«d m or find.
To the IT«her He l.« ‘
\\ <• d of t • si.
To the Sculptor He is th. Lit
ins Stone.
To the Servant He is :ho ■ loo-'
Master.
To the S’ :ilesman lit*
IV’she i t ill n tier.
To the Student IIe t’ • In
•amate Truth.
To the Thi >h "I ' He
Author and '-'in - e ref .*■
To th * Traveler He i*- tin- v
and l iv Way.
To the Toiler He t' .- Gi\
of rest.
To the Sinner lie is th • I. r ;
of God that r.ako'h av al ! :i
Sins of the Wo Ul.
To th-* Christ; i.-» He .- the S
•>f the Hiving God. the Savior,
the Redeemer an I Herd.
II Chronieles 7:11 If n \
neo|ile, which .tre called v ••
name. shall humlile thems--!\ -.
nd pray and seek :ry 1 o-e "•
turn th im their wick w \ .
then will I hoe** fi m he n. -.
and will forgiic tlv-ir - n.
will heal their land.
LUTHERAN SERVICE
Sundai is Juitt'itiav.** n i
Sunday at St .Matthew s l.u
'heran church and Pas or
Charles W. Ka ley's sermon
topic will he. “.Nothin*! But
Christ.”
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