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/ Page 8 KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C. Thursday, April 7, 1966 RECEIVES FOOTE SCHOLARSHIP — Kay Broadwater, senior at Agnes Scott college and dough tier of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Broadwater of Kjn|gs| Mountain, is pictured above with E. R. Goter^ left, manager of Kings Mountain's Foote Operation and her father, Mr. Broadwater, general superintendent of the loci plant. Miss Broadwater, a chemistry major, is first recipient of this Foote Mineral Company Scientific Scholarship. Tnick-Hydiant Wreck Stand-Off; Flood On N. Piedmont Foi Hours Legion Post 155 Meets Thursday Regular April meeting of Otis D. Green Post 135, American Le gion. will be held Thursday night at 7:30. Members will be invited to officer nominations ' in preparation for May’s annual election. • By MARTIN HARMON j flow of water. A truck ovcr-turiu'tl on North ; City officials said a combina- Piedmont avenue early .Monday ;tion of factors — the old water jnorning, over turned on a fire j line installed some neighbors' " up hydrant, breaking it off, and | guessed about 40 years ago, an Bending casca/lcs of water pour- |over-age hydrant with a defcc- ing out the broken line for Inurs.! live cut-off valve, and location Occupants of the truck were'of the hydrant at an ultra-high Refreshments will be served Clyde Lowery. Route 2, Bessemer I pressure point — niade the following the- business session. City, and Iiis son, wlio were not problem of pumping enough badly hurt in the accident. Mr. water out insurmountable. Fi- Lowery remains a patient in nallj’, 11 hour.s after the accident Kings Mountain hospital, but the,at about 5 o’clock, decision was boy has been discharged. reached to close the valve at tlie It w'as a propitiots jdace and Chcrryville load water ston\gc time for an accident, if tiiere is one. The hydrant front.s t!ie resi dence of Dr. P. (t. Padgett, who heard the crash and came out im mediately to give treatrent. Also rushing out to gi\e treatment was a nurse’s aide at Kings Mountain hospital who lives a- Piesbyterian Services Set tank. Indu.stries were fore\\^rned and were able to store enougti water to prevent interruption of operations, but mo.st residents in tlie noiiheast stvtor of tlic city were without water service for about three hours. The age of the lino limited cf- Maundy Thursday communion service will be held Thursday night at S o’clock at First Pres byterian church. \ RITES HELD — Funeral rites for Cathy Goode, seven • year - old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Goode, were held Thurs day from St. Peter's Boptist church of Grover. The child died in a fire which destroyed her Compact Community home March 28. Optimist Club Fo Sell Orchids Kings Mountain Optimist club is selling orchid corsages for ben efit of its boys’ work project. Stands will be set up Saturday morning at Harris Teeter, Winn- Dixie, the Burger Bam and in front of Kings .Mountain Drug Oompany. ^ White, lavender and pink or chids can be purchased at the sales booths and at the Optimist clubhouse on North Carpenter street. All corsages are guaranteed. Urban Renewal Survey Starts Special music by the choir will feature the' service. cross the street, sTrf her hurry, fcctiveness of cut-off valves as Mrs. Hchalee Skates slipped on the bank and sprained an ankle, i but still helped Dr. Padgett. It was a long day's work for the city water and sewage de partment crews in stopping the At Sunday’s Easter worship service at 11 a.m. Dr. Paul Aus- did condition of the aged valveS ley will speak on the subject, “Is on the hydrant. Mayor John Henry Moss said steps will be taken during the upcoming fiscal year to replace ort-ol-date hydrants. Christ Alive’.'”. The service will be broadcast via Radio Station WKMT. Rabies Clinic Trinity Sets To Be Saturday | Special lUtes Dr. Ausley has announced that members of the session will ga ther at 10:40 a.m. in the Session Room to receive members. has this Sub-Division Proposals Up Dr. J. P. Mauney, veterinarian,: Trinity Episcopal church has announced the following ra-ijschedulM special services hies clinic schedule for Saturday, (weekend. April 9th. * ji ■ A Maundy Thur.sday instructive , , , Eakers Store, 9 to 9:30 am, [service of Holy Communion will., regular monthly meeting Shady Rest, Midway'', 9:30 to be held at 8 p.m. at St. Andrews 1°^ board of commission- 9:45 a.m. ! church in Besse.mer City with ^ hearing on proposed regulations governing Principal business, at Tues- Chcrryville Road Grocery Store, 9:45 to 10 a.m. ! both Trinity and St. Andrews’ Pauline Mills Store, 10 to 10:15 a.m. Community Store, Waco Road, 10:15Tb 10;30 Xm.” congregations participating, coffee will follow the service. ; residential sub-divisions. t The proposals will be present ed by Gary Hicks of the com- ! munity planning division of the ! state department of conserva- A one-hour service bh Good Friday from 12 noon until 1 p.m. will be held at St. Andrew’s I tion and development, jxhurch and thal: evening a one-] Mayor John Henry Moss said I hour service will be held at I the proposed regulations have Davidson School, 10:30 to 10:45 Trinity church from 8 until 9 p. i the endorsement of city board ~ m. j committee headed by Comm. T. A service of Holy Communion | J. Ellison, by the planning corn- will feature the 11 a.m. service j mission, of which Bob Manor is here Easter morning. The Bosse- i chairman, and the city zoning mer City congrgation will gather j board, of which Fred W. Plonk at 9 a.m. . i.s chairman. Traffic and Planning Associ ates, of Hickory, has been re tained by the Downtown Devel opment committee to submit a Survey and Planning application to the federal Urban Renewal .Agency, for loans and funds to conserve d redevelope the central business district. Ralph J. Haigler, the firn>’s chief planning technician, is al ready begun an advance survey of the business district, from which he will compile data for the application to the federal agency. The firm is also conducting a traffic study, in connection with the survey, in an effort to imiple- ment of orderly flow of traffic in the business district and other congested areas. Completed this week was paint ing of directional arrows at the corner of Battlegrbund and King streets and at the corner of Bat tleground at the railroad cross ing. The right Lane is emplo.ved for “through” and right turning traffic, the middle lane approach es for traffic anticipating left turns. ^ ARP SERVICES Rev. R. B. Luebke, Jr., pastor of Statesville’s Covenant ARP church, is conducting Maundy Thursday and Good Friday evening services at Boyce Me morial ARP church. Services are at 7:30 p.m. a.m. West End School, 10:45 fo 11 a.m. Falls Superette, York Road, 11 to 11:45 a.m. East School, 11:15 to 11: 30 a.mv HOLY WEEK Holy Week services are being conducted this week at both St. Matthew’s and Resurrection Lutheran churches with special services ,^t 7:30 p.m. I ColWry What Kind Of Car Axe You Driving? FORD...1st IN SALES IN THE CAROLINAS There Must Be A Reason ... SEE Southwell "The South's Largest Little Ford Dealer" KINGS MOUNTAIN Hospital Log VISITING HOURS Daily lO.SO To 11:30 a:in. 3 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. Mrs. George Anderson * Mrs. Richard Barnett Mrs. C. P. Barry Mr. C. P. Barry Ml’S. Mollie Beam Mrs. Burton Bost Mrs. Bobby Bridges James Byers Mrs. John Cain Teal Childci-s Fred Collins Robert Colvard Mrs. J. H. Fields Mrs. tllizabeth Goforth Mrs. Henry Henderson William Houser Frank Hullendcr Willie Dean Inmann Jerry Jamerson Mrs. Ethel Kirby Mrs. Ella Kiser Thomas Candors John Ledford , Mrs. Florena Lynn Charles Mason Mrs. Oshia Meeks Mrs. Madge Melton Orville Myers Thomas McDaniel Mrs. Roy Norman Walter Page Christopher Patterson Mrs. Blanche Poplin Earl Rhunc Emmitt Roreland Miss Sue Sei’vice Miss Nettie Sistare Miss Annie^ Ruth Spriggs T. J. Tiimnas Will Williams ADMITTED THURSDAY Robert Anderson, City Mrs. Bessie Champion, City Ml’S. Warren Flerndon, Manor Road^City / Clifton Morgan, City Mills Short, 1320 Second Street, City ADMITTED FRIDAY Junie Cook, City Three Accidents Reported; Man flit Fire Plug Kings Mountain police investi gated three highway accidents during the, past week, Ida Dawkins Adams, Route 2, was charged Friday with failure to yield right of way by Sergeant Earle Stroupe after she pulled from the parking lot, of Bridges Radio & TV Shop into the path of a 1963 Ford driven by Joncll Hambright.also of Route 2. SPEAKER — Rev. Julian is conducting services this week at Baptist church. George revival Second Baptist Series Is Continuing Rev. George Julian, pastor of Second Baptist church, is leading evangelistic services throu-gh Ap ril 10;h at the church. Special music is under the direction of Norman King. Services are being held nightly at 7:15 p.m. No damages were reported to the 1958 Desoto driven by Mi’s. Adams but $125 damages was re- po|’tcd to the Ford. Clyde Beacher Cowery of Route 2, Besso.rer City received slight injuries early, Monday morning when the 194^model Internation al truck he was driving hit a fire plug on North Piedmont Ave nue. 410 Mrs. Metccil£'s -Mitcherti of Jacksonville, Mrs, H. H. Darnell of Charlotte and Mrs. Hollis p-onvillc of Geneva, Ala.; and five brothers. Glenn Morrow of Sweetwater, Tcnn., Everett aiicl Jack Morrow of Mt. Clem ons, Mich, and M. L. Morrow of Gastonia. Funeral rites were held Tues day at 2 p-m. from Oak View Baptist church. FJev. C. C. Bundy officiated, and interment was in Mountain Rest cemetery. Rites for Mrs. Metcalf were John Gann, 1006 Second Street, | Tuesday at 4 p.m. from El Heavy damages were reported to the city property. Officer Will iam Roper investigated.- A total of $-175 in damages to a 1959 Plymouth and a 1959 Chevy were reported Monday afternoon after Gail Price, 18, 400 South Cansler Street, driver of the Plymouth turned left into the path of the Chevy operated ry Holland Eugene Gantt, 19, of 109 Spruce Street. Darnage to thb Plymouth was listed at $300 and damage to the Chevrolet, $175. L. P. Beattie investigated. PIANO WINNER — Linda Ross, 14. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Elijah Ross, was adjudged “Princess of Music" at a recent Federation of Music Clubs co^ test. She is o student of Mrs. Marlene Slaten at Sacred Heart college. Linda Ross Piano Winner 103 706 City Carl Guyton. Street, City Mrs. 'Jessie Morehead, 407 E. Ridge Street, City Jack Thrasher, 613 Gastonia Hwy., Bessemer City ADMITTED SATURDAY William Mace Clack, 1112 E- Drive, Gastonia Clarence Falls, Rt. 2, City Mrs. Gerald Foster, Blanton Street, City Curtis Houser, 107 S. Battle ground Ave., City Miss Bessie McDaniel, Trade St., Dallas Came Smith, Rt. 1, City-^ ADMITTED SUNDAY Mrs. Henry Gregory, 7000 Margrace Rd., City Mrs. Horace McDaniel, Lowell Raymond' Reynolds, Jr., Rt. 2, City Mrs. Garnett Smith, Rt. 2, herr:>-ville . ’ Mrs. Billy Thomas, Rt. 1, Falls- crest, Gastonia ADMI'TTED MONDAY Beverly Ann Clark, 105 S. East St., Bessiemer City C. D. Finley, Lake Montonia Rd., City Harold Glass. City John Keller, 218 Waco Rd., City Mrs. Howard Payne, Rt. 1, Bessemer City Mrs. James Wylie, Rt. 1, Blacksburg, S. C. Clyde Lowery, Rt. 2, Bessemer City „ Wiliiaimi Smith, 3T7 VTatterson St., City Mrs. James Martin, Rt. 1, Blacksburg, S. C. Mrs. Thomas O’Brien, Reynolds Trailer Park, City ADMITTER TUESDAY Mrs. Gerald Sheppard, Rt. 2, Box 244, City Mrs. James Childers, 1280 Sec ond St., City Mrs. Francis Frye, 234 Bold ing St., Gastonia Floyd Williams, 808 N. Pied mont Ave., City Mrs. George Trammell, III, 402 E. King St., City Ml'S. Claude Morrison, PO Box 82, Grover I Bethel Methodist church with Carpenter I (]j(. Kev. Roy Laughridge offici- fating. Interment was in Moun tain Rest cemetery. A native of Gg,f;ney, S. C., she was the daughter of Mrs. Horace Sprouse and an erployee of Car olina Throwing Company. Other survivors include her husband; a son, Bobby Gene Metcalf of Kings Mountain; a daughter, Deborah Darlene Metcalf; three crothers, Furman and Frank Sprouse, both of Kings Mountain, and Marvin Sprouse of Spartan burg, S. C.; five sisters, Mrs. W. T. Wilkie of Bessemer City, Mrs. Ruther Keener of Gastonia, Mrs. Lonnie McCrary of Gaffney) S. C., Mrs. Juanita Herndon and Mrs. 'Bonnie Crawford, both of Kings Mountain. Bulletins The Kingr and Queen of Musie Contest and the Prince and Prin cess of Music Contest sponsored yearly by the National Federa tion of Music Clubs was held re cently at Lenoir Rhyne College. In the “Prince and Princess” division, first honors and win ner of the title “Princess of Mus ic”, was Linda Ruth Ross, 14- year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elijkh Ross, of Kings Mountain. She is a pupil of Mrs. Marlene Slaten at ^cred Heart college. The Kings Mountain girl will play in the finals at the Sacred Heart college, and in the finals at the state convention. CLASS REUNION Members of the Kings Moun tain high school graduating class of 1956 are planning a 10th year class reunion and members are asked to contact Mrs. Judy Logan Herndon, 712 Bridges Drive, phone 739-2045. School Choices Are Flowing In George Allen's Mountain Lions club. Surviving, in arkiition to his parents, are liis wife, Mrs. Flos sie Deal Brandon, five daughters, Mrs. Wayne Hoyle of Chcrryville. Miss Myra Jane Brandon of Bre vard college, and Misses Maxine and Marcel Brandon, both of the home. Also surviving are two broth ers, Bruce Brandon of Morgan- ton and Walter Brandon of Chat tanooga, Tenn.; one sister, Mrs. Oval Jaynes of Morganton; and two grandchildren. SQUAD REPORT Grover Rescue Squad report ed 32 calls and a total of 664 hours an(| 1,671 miles traveled by volunteers during the month of March, Phil Shouse, secretary, said. ROTARY CLUB, ^ Members of„ the. high scho_oJ chorus, under dii'ection of Mrs. J. N. McClure, will present a musical program at Thursday’s Rotary club meeting at 12; 15 •at the Coujitry Club. Rev. Brandon Tina Allen, and four sistprs, Mr* S. L. Smith, Elizabethtown, Miss Irene Allen, Palm Harbor, Fla., Mrs. J. T. Nalcolm, Lenoir, and Mrs. Ralph Coley, Wilmington. Dr. Paul Ausley, First Presby terian pastor, and Rev. Robert C. Mann, First Baptist pastor, will conduct the final rites. In terment will be in Mountain Rest cemetery. Active pallbearers ,w i 11 be James Dickey, James Gibson, and C. E. Noisier III, all of Kings Mountain, J. W. (Mike) Milam, of New York, and R. G. Plonk, Jr., and Walter Fanning, both of Shelby. SQUARE DANCE Gro\er Hcscue Squad will' sponsor' a square dance Satur day from 8 until 12 p.m. at the Grover Rescue Squad cuilding. Caller will be Wofford Martin and musjc will be by the Di.xie Hillbillies. Admission is $1.50 per couple and $1 stag. Ray Cline loins .Six-Gallon Club Ray Cline, City Comimissioner from Ward 1, joined the exclusive “Six Gallon” clui:; of blood donors at the recent visit of the Red Cross bloodmobile. Kings Mountain citizens gav? a total of 106 pints mf blood. John A. Cheshire, Jr. became a member of “Five Gallon” club of blood donors and Roifert F. Ware joined the “Three Gallon” club. “Two Gallon” club members are Ralph Hayes, Will Pryor, and Leonard Wright.— Joining the “One Gallon” club were John O. Van Dyke, Joe Leftwich, Dwight Chapman and Carl Bridges. METER RECEIPTS Parking meter receipts for the weekend ending Wednesday “totaled $267.85, with $169.30 d- rived from on-street meters, $72.05 from fines and $26.50 from off-street meters. BUILDING PERMIT J. Wilson Crawford has been issued city building pen.mit for construction of a six - room brick residence, estimated to cost $14,000, at 210 Roxford Road. Parents of Kings Mountain school district pupils are re .spending quickly to announce ment last week of the assign ment plan for the 1966-67 term. Superintendent Barnes said “piles” are coming with every mail. Meantime, many parents are sending their choice forms to school principals by their children. Either method will suf fice. Supt. Barnes said no efforts have been made as .yet on tally ing the choices, since parents have through April 30 to desig nate the school or schools they wish their children to attend. Lone change in organization ordered by the board of educa tion is elimination of Grades 7 and 8 at Davidson school, where enrollment was deemed insuf ficient to provide proper Instruc tion. Students who would have preferred to attend these grades at Davidson should designate either Compact or Central schools. St. Mark's fficy trcnmbled and u'cre amaz ed: neither said they any thing to any man; for they iccre a- fruid. (St. Mark 1(!:18) GIRL SCOUT NEWS Troop 157 went to the Kings Mountain State Park. We went early in tjie morning and cook ed breakfast. We played games and sang songs. Girl Scout Troop 157 (ARP Church) Scribe Betsy Queen Adams Named velopment of music programs. All of the department’s specialists work with schools on an invita tion-only basis, Swaim said. Next school year, Adams will be expected to begin development of elementary school guidlines for a comprehensive music pro gram in the schools. Music, as one of the fine arts, is an option al course in the elementary igrades. Adams will work with Edwin Brewer of Little Rock, added to the Education Department a few weeks ago to develop an art ap preciation program for the public schools. He is a member of local, state^ and National Education As sociations, and is a member of National Music and the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. Adams is manierl to Naomi Mitchem Adams of Little Rock. They have two children, Beverley Elaine Adams, 8, and Michael 4. 'They live in their home at 2519 Ringo Street, Little Rock, Ar kansas. NEW RECRUITER Sgt. Bill Oliver of Charlotte is the new Marine recruiter in this area and will be af Kings Mountain Posrtofflce each Tues day from 1 until 4:30 p.m. OPTIMISTS Because of Hol.v Week serv ices this week the Kings Moun tain Optimist club will not meet on Thursday evening. Tliere will be a breakfast meet- in.T Good Friday morning at 6:15 a.m. at the Optimist Club house. COMMUNION The Sacrament of Commu nion will be observed at Sun day morning services at 9:30 a.m. at Dixon Presbyterian church. Special Holy Week services have been conducted Monday through Wednesday evenings. Stanly Schools Tap Mrs. Teeter Mrs. Claude Teeter, of Oak- boro, has been appointed educa tional media technologist for Stanly County schools in the fed erally - supported project under the elementary and second edu cation act. Title I. Stephen Ashe,^obert P. Ware^^- Harold J. Riddle, James W. Dill, Luther O. Caveny, Thomas P. Burke, Kelly Lingerfelt, Rolbert S. Goode, Ernest D. Valentine, Howard Stokes Wright, Robert E. Morris, William A. Pryor, Da vid Herndon and Ray W. Cline. Also James P. Camp, Leonard Smith, D. J. Barrett, Edwin Sea- gle, J. C. Sellera, James K. Down ey, Velda Etters, James Lediford, Dwight Chapman, Frank Chil ders, Joe Youngblood, Clifton P. Gunn, Gaither Ledbetter, Azri J. Jamerson, Willie J. Williams, Mrs. E. R. Goter, Harold Carroll, Margaret Baird, Sue Dixon, Robert 'Lee Wilson, Lorena F. Randolph, William T. Berry, Ern est C. Maples, Howard Hines, Paul Hai.Ti', Jr., W. F. Osborne, Yates Harbison, Mrs. Betty Mas ters, Bobby E. Maner, Dr. T. A. Barker, Janie Boheler, William Stokes, David Gardner, Shuford K. Peeler, John O. Van Dyke and James Bennett. Also Taft Clark, Robert Davis, Charles F. Mauney, Joe Leftwich, Jr., Sylvia Franklin, Frances Go forth, Lynda Sparrow, Doris Mc Ginnis, Carolyn Paschal, Juanita Leigh, Mrs. J. L. Dover, Jacob P. Hauser, Bobby Gene Martin, WiL lie Gardner, S. H. Ware, L. P. Baker, Jr., Mrs. C. T. Dixon, Elsie Dixon, Ralph Hayes, Floyd Bridg es, Roy H. Bridges, Sewell Laugh ridge, Carl F. Wilson, John Pat terson, Bcji:by Scoggins, Elmer Ross, and Robert Whitesides. Also Lucille Brown, Alice Leigh, Verloe Roberts, John A. Cheshire, Gerald; McDaniel, El* mer Martin, Thomas McAbee, Terry Leonard, Samuel Hamrick and Mcarl D. Val^tine. She will assist in the purchase of materials and equipment^ for audiovisual work, and give teachers in-service training in use of the equipment. Mrs. Teeter is the former Noll Hayes, eldest daughter of Mrs. Oliver T. Hayes and the late Mr. Hayes, of Kings Mountain. She was graduated from Kings Mountain high school and Ap palachian State Teachers col lege, and has done additional work at Pfeiffer college and at the University of North Carolina. SERVICES THROUGH FRIDAY Special evangelistic services arc continuing nightly at 7:00 p.m. at Macedonia Baptist Church on Grover Road with the Rev. Macon Greene, pastor of Pleasant Grove Baptist Church of Oakbore as guest speaker. Goals for Sunday morning in Sunday School have been set at 75 adults; 18 Young People: 28 Intermedi ates; 28 Juniors; 18 Primaries; 12 Beginners and 17 in the Nursery Dept, the Rev. Wayne Ashe, pastor, anounccd. The complete list of donors in cludes: Frank G. Hollifield, William P. Shytle, sldllian Sanders, R. W. Hurlbut, Horace L. 'Bell, Mrs. R. W. Hurlbut, Jasper Wilson, Leon ard Wright, Jim E. Bratton, Glenn McDaniel, Horace H. Welchel, Bobby Fulton, Colus F. Blanton, George P. DeBrulc, Mary Black, Carl Barnett, Carl A. Bridges, Robert Suber, Bob Hines, W. C. Ballew, Jaimes,| rope II ' .tv dergai State Facult Comrr Societ organi on pol S Guilfo T Con K Miami sons, t Miles I T Mrs. F K the ar byteri Mrs. J mothe •'I
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