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KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C.
Thursday, June 2, 1966
Herold Sports
(Continued From Page Three)
Mzs. Caipentez's ! Clayton Resigns
Rites Thuisday Nazaxene Post
out the game.
ho, mere are just a few of the things, some goocj,
some bad, that I will remember about the 1965-66 KMHS
sports year,
Lut most of all, I’ll remember those 18 athletes, 17
boys and one girl, who participated in sports all year long.|j^,pnV whi follow
And Friday n.ght when I see them walk up to get theirjRest ci'mctory.
d plomas, the 1965-66 sports seasons will be running; cari^cntcr died vvodnos
through my mind. I day in an ambulance rn rou:'-
Maybe not many of the 18 did any real outstanding; to Cna-.lotte Memorial hospital, people’s (Now John Wesley) Bi-
things during the year, but all of them gave it all they: tdlowing a cerebral hemorrhage, ble College of Greensboro, began
jrhage. his active ministry in Kannapol-
Funcral rites for Mis. Doroth>
Hall Carpenter. 33, will be con
ducted today at 4 p.m. from
Grace Methodist church. Inter-
in Mountain
Rev. H. G. Clayton, pastor ol
First Church of the Nazarene for
five years, an-nounced his resig
nation at mid-iveck prayer serv
ices last Wednsday.
Mr. Clayonts resignation will
cccmc effective June 19.
A native of North Oarolina,
.11,'. Clayton is a graduate o.
That’s what it takes.
MORE ABOUT
Marlon Game
(Continued From Page Three)
Marion
Edwards, 2b
Young, ss
Haney, 3b
Biggerstaff, If
V7hitaker. cf. p
Cordell, lb
Llpe, c
Liiiot, rf
Bryant, rf
McCauley, p
Juniors Lose
Practice Game
To Shelby, 11-3
I She is survived by her hus-
' band, James Carpenfe-; her par-
I'.'iits. f\Ir. and Mrs. Claude Hall
i of Bessemer City; three sons,
Jimmv Greg, Scott • Eric, and
George Thomas Carpenter, all of
the home; one brother. Bob y
Gene Hall who is statio-ned in
Viet Na r; and one s’-stcr. Mr*:
Pat Starm's of Bessemer City.
cf
Training
C^Iasses Set
3^1 2 6 1 '
E—McCauley 2. Young 2. Ed- j
wards, Elliot, S. Goforth. SB — !
Lc'gh, Ltpc, Haney. HPR Lipc'
(Bv S. Gofor*h).* .3B Connor.
PB -Gaffney. WP -S. Goforth. 2. |
P tching IP H R ER BB SO ,
^ Goforth w 5 3 1 1 8 5
Goforth 4 3 112 5
McCauley (1) 8 7 3 0 0 9
Whitaker 1 0 0 0 0 0
Summer classes in driver’s ed-
is and served pastorates in Kan
napolis, Raeford. Millers Creek,
Gibsonville and Charlotte before
ecu ring to Kings Momitain from
Grace Church in Columbia, S."C.
In Kings Mountain he has
been active in the Kings Moun
tain Ministerial Association, is
currently vice-president.
Mrs. Clayton is the former
Maude Bethel Kencrley and, they
are parents of two children:
.Mrs. Jean C. Patterson ' :^f
Charleston, S. C. and Jack
Charles Clayton of Gastonia.
They ha\ e a grandson, Michael
Ivcin Patterson
Phil Fooler, a junior perform-:
T on this year’s Shelby high
-scliool squad.
Church 01 God
Sihle School Set
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Poole. Bolin Hurl
(Continued From Page Three)
STANDINGS
Team
Optimist
Police
Bur-Mill
Lions
Parkgrace
Rescue Squad
Jaycecs
Kiwanis
L Pet.
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0 1.000
Post 155 fell victim of an 11-
hit Shelby attack Saturday night
and lost its second contest in
throe tries by an 11-3 score.
Shelby scored three runs ini
the bottom of the first, added
one in the second and two in
the third to dispose of KM start- , , . , • .i,„
or Mickey Adkins and pave the k'”- ''"'"i.mrU'th at
v-iv for a victory ’ beginnmg Juno 13th at
7:30 a.m. at the high .‘school.
Instructor will ho Bill Ca-shion
^ worked the first who said tiiat hoys and rills
three innings for the Warren F. wlm \v ll have bo-ome ag'* IG by
Hcyle Post 82 boys, giving up ^r^tern e- are eli.g blc to enroll,
oniv one hit. a single by Nelson ProspoeiHe s-udents need not
Cennor in the third. ' new bo enrolled in school. Cash-
Perier was relieved by Billy Mon explaining that tn.strue
3!anlcn. who worked for two tion is also available to ”0.0 direction of Rev F M
, students who mav have dropped I cmecnon or nc\. e. ^vi.
out of high school at ago 16. i Vaughn, pastor. ,
The sessions will include ela.ss-j Classes will be for those age
room instruction for two hours j three through 16.
daily oil's driving .experieneb.
There is n.a fee for the course
Prospective students may reg-
Vacation Bible School will be
conducted at the Church of God
111 E. Parker street, June 6-10.
Classes will be from 9 a.m. until
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MORE ABOUT
Cash Grocery Wins
(Continued From Page Three)
Margracc 4 2 .667
Jaycecs
Gastonia
Gems
Jets
Mullins
on Phifer road.
inning.-^. Max Jones came in in
ho sixth and worked three, hit
less frames and Bryan Hinsley
came on in the ninth.
Adkins was relieved by Tom
my Goforth in the third and
Steve Goforth came on in the
si.xth.
Shelby's first inning runs were
scored on singles by Henry
Jones and Ted Whitworth and
back-to-back doubles by Max
Jones and Mike Wright. The
Post 82 boys scored their second
inning run on .singles by Blan
ton and Whitworth and a wild
pitch by Adkins.
In the third. Shelby’s two runs!
were scored on singles by Max
Jones and Chris McDaniel and
another double b.v Wright, a wild
pitch, an error and a fielder's Ihursttay.
The Kings Mountain minister,
Kings Mountain pulled the moderator of Ki-ngs Mountain
game closer at 6-3 in the fifth Presbytery, will make a report
with a three-run outburst trig- to Synod on Wednesday as chair-
Teachers and workers include
Mrs. F. M. Vaughn, Mrs. Sum-
-oo-im , mic Norman, Mrs. Gene Mayes,
ister by telephoning ^ ! Mrs. Roy Falls, Mrs. Carl Green
applying at the new lUoh scliool rinrelta nHn-rr Mrs Tame«;
Dr. Ausley. Mauney
To Synod Meeting
Dr. Paul Ausley, pastor, and
Elder Paul Mauney will repre-
i sent First Presbyterian church
at the annual meeting of (he
Synod of North Carolina in
Montre-at ne.xt Wednesday and
Mrs. Florella Grigg, Mrs. Jame.s
Patterson, and Mrs. Leroy Sty-
ers. Mrs. Maude Lefevers -and
Mrs. Ru'y Holms will serve re
freshments and Gc^ie Mayes will
be in charge of recreation.
gered by Paul Gaffney’s triple'man of Synod’s Record ComiTit-
i to deep right-center. t’?c. Tim responsibility of this
illll SOCIAL SCeUBITY
deep righ
With one out. Gaffney tripled
and scored Post l.o5's first run
an cut later when Connor singl
ed. Tony Leigh doubled to put
''unners on second and third and
both boys scored on a single by
Roy Medlin. Phillip Cash added
a single but Chucky Gladden
flied out to end the inning.
Shelby added one more run
in the sixth and got its final
four tallies in the eighth. Kings ^ ..
Mountain was retired in order | ^
in the ninth.
Bible School commencement
will be on Sunday, June 12th, at
7 p.m.
CARD OF THANKS
W'c wis hto express our heart
felt thanks to the many friends
and neighbors for thbir many
kindnesses at the death of our
loved one.
Mrs. Leslie Mode &
Family
ccmmiitcL* ;s *o e-xamine for ac- i
curacy thp Minutes of General *
Assembb-'. Synod, and Preshy-
M. Jnnc.s, cf. p
Hinsley, p
Wright, rf
H. Jones, 2b
Runvans, 2b
C. McDaniel, 3b
Q—My fatlier died in Novem
ber 1964. My youngest sister is j
19 and plans to go to N. C. State i Whitworth, Wright, Blanton
this fall. Can she receive social I Max Jones had two hits
Peeler, p. lb, cf
Van Dyke, cf
security benefits?
each to lead the Shelby charge E— C.
37 11 11
McDaniel 2, Adkins, Ray,
A—Yes. Since your father was g^id Connor had two hits in four; Connor. SB — Bridges, Whit-
insured under social security, i trips for KM.
your sister can qualify if she has
not married.
Q—I am 79. Am I too old to
apply for social security disabil
ity insurance benefits.
A—Yes. Disability benefits can
be paid 'only to people who be
come disabled before 65. Retire
ment benefits are paid instead of Ray, 3b
BOX SCORE
Kings Mountain AB
Connor, ss 4
Leigh, rf 4
Medlin, rf 5
Cash, 2b 4
Gladden, lb 3
Bridges, cf 3
worth. Blanton. 2B — Wright 2.
M. Jones, Blanton, Leigh. 3B —
I Gaffney.
- having claims ayainst said es-
p tate will please file sarr!« with
(I| the undersigned on cr before the
3 1st day of Decom er, 1966 or
1 I this notice will be pleaded in bar
2 of any recovery.
0! All persons Indebted to said
0-estate will please make immedi-
1 ate payment.
0; This the 1st day of June, 1966.
James T. Bell
9 i Administrator
Maner Road
Kings Mountain, N. C.
George B. Thomasson
Attorney at Law
6-2-66—6-23-66
Gaffney, c
Adkins, p
T. Goforth,
S. Goforth,
disabiliyt benefits after 35.
Q—I will be 60 in three
ironths. My husband was get
ting disability benefits when he
died last year. When can I ap- ,
ply for reduced benefits as a
widow?
A—You can apply now, but
benefits won’t be paid, of course, Whitworth, c
until you reach 60. M. McDaniel, ss
Shelby
Grayson, If
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