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Fastpitch Tourney Is Underway
ftt Brice Harry Park In Grover
Kings Mountain, N. C., Thursday, July I, 1965
By MRS. GENE TURNER
The Fastpitch Midwestern Soft
ball tournament is being held
this week at Brice Memorial
Park in Grover. There are re
freshments for sale each night
and a i)ony donated by Montgom
ery Gulf Service Station, Graver
will be given away to the one
holding the lucky ticket spon
sored by the Grover Rescue
Squad the last game of this tour
nament which will run through
Monday with two games sched
uled each night. Game time 7 p.
m. and 8:30 p.m.
I Mrs. Donald Hyde was guest
of Mr. and Mrs John Rose at
I Timonsville, S. C. Friday and
j Saturday. On Sunday the Rose
family, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hyde,
' Susan and Ginger Hyde of Ala
bama, Mrs. Donald Hyde and
Miss Vritti Britti Dilja of Nor
way, International Livable Ex
perimental Student guest in the
Rose Home for three weeks.
; spent a we«'k vacationing at Surf-
side Beach, S. C.
Thursday, August 5, 1965
The Rev. and Mrs. Howard
Johnson of Lancaster were week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Randall.
Bob Mabry and Troy Blanton
who were in a truck-car accident
July 2th near Rutherfordton, re
main patients in the hospital.
Bob Mabry is in Kings Mountain
hospital and Troy Blanton is in
the Gaston Memorial, Gastonia.
Jack Pinkelton was dismissed
from the Kings Mountain hospi
tal Saturday after a week of ob-
sei-vatlon and tests. Visitors of
the Jack Pinkeltons over the
weekend were Mr. and Mrs.
Dwight Dixon and family of
Harrisburg, Mr. and Mrs. Rus
sell Pinkelton of Charlotte, Mr.
and Mrs. Harley Wooten of
Greenville, and Mr. and Mi-s.
Dan Towell of Greer, S. C. Mi-s.
Dwight Dixon and Kathy, Dix,
and Angie Dixon remained for
an extended visit.
Wil
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“SAVINGS” FAMILY?
It^s Easy And..It Pays
To Be A Saver In
Our Association
The habit of saving is easy to cultivate .., once you
have made a definite start. And there is a real
sense of pleasure and satisfaction in watching
your account grow from week to week or month to
month. Save for a home, education of your chil
dren, for a start in business, or for any other pur
pose. But start the habit now, TODAY, with our As
sociation.
Our
Current
Dividend
Rate
Per Annum
Compounded
Semi-Annually
BONUS
DAYS
Aie Here Again!
ALL SAVINGS LEFT
WITH US BY
AUGUST 10th WILL
DBAW DIVIDENDS
FROM AUGUST 1st
WHERE YOU SAVE DOES make a difference
Home Savings & Loan Assn.
FREE PARKING SPACE
Dr. |. E. Anthony, Pres.
DRIVE-IN WINDOW SERVICE
Thomas A. Toie, Sec.-Treos.
Sunday spent-the-day guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Black were
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Queen and
funnily of Asheville and Mrs. R.
B. Blwd and family of Shelby.
In Grover for a three weeks
visit with her sisters, Mrs. J. L.
Herndon and Mrs. W. I. Beam is
Mrs. Clyde F. Lawrence of Rich
mond, Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rhea and
Mickey Rhea were July 2Ilh
weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Billy Montgomery and Beth who
make their home -at Clyde, N. C.
With the FPA boys at White
Lake the week of July 2,5th were
Mr. and Mrs, Paul Hambright
and family and Mr. and Mrs.
James Scruggs and Becky
Scruggs.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Moss of
Gaffney were Sunday afternoon
visitors of Mrs. Jim Rand.ill,
Miss Annie E. Randall and Bill
Randall.
The Grover Summer Recrea
tion Program closed with a trip
to Childrens Nature Museum at
Charlotte on Friday. Taking the
group in cars were Miss Martha
Herndon, Miss Jaquitha R:;un-
trea, Mrs. Reggie Wood and Mrs.
Jackie Rountree.
Mr. .and Mrsi Paul Byers, Ka
ren and Richard Byers, and Mr.
and Mis. EN'ans Byers, Wade and
Silly Byers of -Nevada have re
turned from a trip to Kure
Beach, N. C. one day of their
vacation was spent deep sea fish-
'ng.
Mrs. James . Klifikenberg of
independence, MP-, former Re-
necca Rollins was hpstess at a
Wednesday dessert bridge pariy.
honoring her cousin, Janet Craw
ley of Shelby at }he home of her
mother, Mrs. James Rollins.
Wednesday spend the d a y
guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. J.
Montgomery were Mr. and Mrs.
Joe C. Jones and daughter, Reba
of Pcn-nsylvania.
Mrs. Grant Curie and daughter
Janet of Como, are visiting in
the home of her mother. Mrs,
Margaret Crocltor. They plan a
two weeks visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taylor and
Mr. Irvin M(»;re of Ga.-ito.nn and
Mrs. Jerry Wingate of Cbarlolte
spent Sund-ay with the Paul Fly
ers fa rily, and Mrs. .Mattie By
ers. Mrs. .Mattie B.vers is mother
of Paul Byers, had an eye oper
ation July 21th at the Eye Ear
Nose and Throat Hospital in
I Charlotte where she was u i)a-
I tient for one w<>ek.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Keith White on-
; nounce the birth of a d-au,ghtef.
! Alice Janet at the Kin .-s .Moun-
1 tain hospital on July .BOlh.
Weekend visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. A. L. Mead in Griffin, Ga..
were Mr. and Mrs. Cl.vde Mulli-
nax and family.
Mr. and Mr.s. D. J. Montgom
ery were Sunday r.fternoo-n visit
ors of Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Nor
man in Gastonia.
Vickie Jean Turner is attend
ing 4-11 Club Camp at Camp
Swannanoa Aug. 2 through 7,
Mrs. Fred Cri.tp in I'harge of
I a group of Intermediates wlio
presented a skit on the Couper-
I ativ'e Pr.jgram .Sunday eveni-ii.r
' at the First Baptist etiurelt were
Sharon Gold, Patsy Queen, Nan
cy Robinson, V'iekie Jo.in Tiiiii-
; er, Chip Crisp, Sammy Morri.inn.
-Janet Spangler, Gerald Wri.gin
i and Andy Davis.
Mrs. Melvin It.irdin of Barium
Heart Fund
Gifts $651,000
GREENSBORO Receipts of
the tub,') Heart Fund campaign
in North Carolina tot-tied more
tlian $6.')1,000, .Mrs. ,i. Spencer
Love, of Greensl)oro, st tie ehair-
man of drive rr'itorts.
These returns, whieli do -tot
in.duile bequest income, repre-
sLMit a pfMci'iU iiKTivijit* over
tile liril eaniitaign telly of ntore
lli-Hii $.'it7,()i'!il. Receipts of tlic an
nual fundrai.iin; effort of llie
.North CiU'olinti Ih'-Ut A.ssociu-
tion and its local eliapiei.s and
divisii ns uece less than ,$20n,f)l)()
in l!t.V> Init liave <-limbe(t steadily
eaeli year sini-e lliat lime.
Iluart Fund le.elp'.s this year
I'Xeiedrd reeeit)ls of au.v other
volunla:y hialtli agency in
.Nortli Carolina. This j-ear’s
Heart Fund gain represents the
seeomi largest campaign gain in
tile llnileil .Stalls, with only Cal-
itorniu lierui A.'..-a;ciation show-
in.g a lai'.ger inereasi’ ver I'.MM.
Final nation-.sl receipts of the
American Heart Association, of
wliieh tile slate organizations are
aff.li.ues, are cia.-ctul to t.iji
i;-! 1 militon this year.
Sprin.gs is li'-re for .-.everal days.
Friends and relati\e.s are in-
viii'd to atieml the .Sunda.v wed^
ding of .Miss Paii'ici.a Ann Smith
and Daniel Eugene Gold. The
i-cremoriy will l-c held at noon in
Ihdhany 'Baptist clnu'cli in Gro
ver.
BARRY TEAGUE NIGHT
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST IS
KINGS MOUNTAIN
HIGH SCHOOL GYM
7:30 P.M.
First Union National is pleased to announce Harry
Teague Night in Kings Mountain. As you may know,
Barry recently graduated irom Davidson College
and is now associated with the Trust Department of
First Union. After four years of starring on the haskol-
bali team, we are delighted to have him on our hank
ing team. Barry and his friends will be on hand to
meet you Wednesday, August 18 at the Kings Moun
tain High School Gym at 7:30 p.m. Some basketball
films will be shown followed by a basketball scrim
mage.
GET YOUR COMPLIMENTARY TICKETS
NOW at First Union National Bank in Kings
Mountain. Sorry we cannot fill phone or mail
orders.
DOOR PRIZES: Free tickets to Davidson
Basketball games in the Charlotte Coli
seum during the coming season.
... a most 'progressive bavk
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