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KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD, KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 17. I96«i
Scout Awards
I Laura Plonk — Healtli aid, at - j
tive citizen, my camera, person- ;
Gall Ward — My troop. ! al health and Sign of Star. |
Roxann Yarbro — Housekeeper, Jennie Gray Mauney — Actnej
and my troop. , citizen and rambler . ,
Beverly Stewart — My troop' Elizabeth Neislar — Acine 1
and mv home. ! citizen, books, cook and raniblei.
Phyllis HuXfstickler — My j Sue Floyd — Active citizen,
troop, : health aid, housekeeper, rainb- ;
Wanda Suggs — Housekeeper ler, cook, books, pen pal. cyclis'^
and my troop. magic carpet, home, health and
Daye Reynolds — My troop. | safety, prints and dabbh'r.
The following awards went to, Sandy Southwell — Active
Troop -155-42^ Scouts of First' citizen, housekeeper, healtli rirrr
Presbyterian church of which and water fun.
Mrs. Sam Robinson is leader. i Robin Dickey — Active citi/eii.
Nancy Wiesener — Rambler, art in the round, health n.d.
Cheryl Barrett — Dancer, ac
tive citizen, magic carpet, ramb
ler and dancer.
Lynn Blanton — Rambler,
prints, active citizen, books, cook, foil, challenge of Girl
dabbler, gypsy, home, health and promise and First Glass,
safety, housekeeper, Indian l^re, Blinda Stroupe —• First aid to
and Sign of Arrow. - | animals, hiker, pioneer
Jane Yates — Challenge of
Girl Scout Promise and First
OldSS
Brenda Goforth — World tre-
Friemtshlp Sets
Revival Services
A Holy Ghost revival will be
Scout li^ld November 21-30 at Friend
ship" Chapel church of Shelby
with Rev. DaE. Mayo as visiting
evangelist.
Services will be held nightly
at 7:45 p.m. and on Sunday after
noon at 2:30.
Rev'. Mr. Mayo is associated
with A A. Allen.
The “healing” service is open
to the community and Sister LA-
small
GROVER NEWS
GROVER — The circles of the
active citizen, home, health and
safety, foot traveler, magic car-^
pet,-Sign of Arrow and Sign of'
Star.
backyard fun, home, health and
safety, housekeeper, pen pal and
magic carpet.
Terry Wells — Healtli a;:l.
Lou Ann Alexander — Cook, home, health and safety, and ac-
active citizen, cyclist, hospitali- tive citizen.
ty, horiie, health and safety, Lee Ann C.nmpbell — Aetiso'
housekeeper, pets, skater, songs- citizen, dancer, folklcfro. rainb-
ter, storyteller, and rambler. ; ler, my troop, fny homi'. world
... I neighbor, troop camper, pets, per- ,
Sonja Ware — Active citi.'en. , health, outdoor cook, ay.d '
art in the round, backward fun, community i
books, community safety, health | ‘ pp^^a Blanton — Health aid.
flld, home, hoallh and j rna^zic carpet, my troop, at iuc!
hospitality, Indian lore, magic ; "vpsy. Sign of Arrow and |
‘^narpet, world gSTnesrvcTfrpry-Stgn-^^j^—
of Arrow, my home, pen pal, and ! " " ,
rambler. - , ! Lisa Kiser — World Neigh.bors, I
Patricia Herndon — Active citi- hospitality, housekeeper and ne- :
z e n, hospitality, housekeeper, tive citizen.
rambler and world neighbor. Susan McDaniel — Health aid.
Sharon Timms — Health aid, active citizen and housekeeper,
active citizen, housekeeper, wa- Myra Griffin — Hcaltlt aid ami |
ter fun and gypsy. active citizen.
Cindy Robinson — .Active citi- Virginia Herndon — Active
zen, musician, pets, rambler, and citizen, cyclist, troop dramaties.
Sign of Arrow. writer, musician, books and pets. I
Stella Lee Neisler — Active craft, world trefoil, challenge of
citizen, gypsy, dabbler, health emergency preparedness,
aid, home, health and safety, * Verleen Ross — Hostess, han-
housekeeper, rambler, prints, dywoman, good grooming, child
Si^ of Star and Sign of Arrow, care, chef, world trefoil, chal-
^^Tetry Harmon — Active citi- lenge of emergency prepared-
zeh, collector,_ health aid and nc'ss.
home, health and safety. i Susan Fite — Pioneer, familyilbr Williams, pastor of the
Janet Bridges — Dancer, home, living, water life, and challenge ' chUrch, said that all,^ interested
health and safely, community of emergency preparedness; - i persons are invited to worship
' Kay Patterson — Water life,! with the Friendship Cbapel con-
challenge-of 4meFgcm:y_ptgpar- i gregatioh.Pi,;
edness.
Connie Wright — Bird, reptile,
horsewoman, homemaker ? n d
challenge of emergency prepar
edness.
W. M. S. of the First Baptist,
church will hold their meetings
this week in the following -
homes. |
safety, health aid. Sign of Star
and Sign of Arrow. ■>'
Vickie Boheler — Active citi
zen, pets, health aid, personal
health and Sign of Star.
Teresa Merritt — Art in the
round, books, health aid, home,
tiealtli and safety,’ hospitality,
Indian lore, magic carpet, ramb- Donna
lor, world games, writer and i
Sign of .Arrow. I Marlene Cash — Horsewoman
Laura Carpenter — Health aid, family camper,
active citizen, books, cook, water i Judy Ross Child care,
fun, and pen pals.
^-Jackie- Bagwell — Active . "T—"
zen, cyclist, home health and Pam Nicholson
i The Bostic Circle with Mrs
' Monroe Crawford Wednesday at
3 p.m. The Meldona Livingston
Thursday 7:30 p^. m; with Mrs.
' Clyde Rhea, Mary Christian with
Mrs. .Nina Westmoreland, Thurs-
i day and the Alma Hunt with
I Mrs Jerome Spangler Thursday
I at 7:30 p.m.
Alexander — home-
SERMON TOPICS
Rev. Howard Jordan’s sermon
topic at the 11 o’clock worship
service at Central Methodist
church will be, “Attitude of
Gratitude”. At the evening
service at 7 o'clock he will use
tlie topic, “What Some Christ
ians Miss.”
Martha Weiss — Chef and hos-
safety, housekeeper, songster,
storyteller and rambler.
Beverly Belk — Books, cook,
health aid, housekeeper, my
camera, sewing and storyteller.
Debra King — Rambler, sew
ing, songster, storyteller, toy-
Chef.
Mary Gault — Child care and
bird.
Becky Kiser — Chef and stamp
collector.
Awards to Girl Scouts in Beth-
ware Troop 189 include:
Debbie Ross —^ Prints.
Karen Allison — Housekeeper,
maker, troop dramatics, writer, my camera, home, health and
activ'e citizen, art in the round, ; safety.
We feature Accutron*
the most accurate
timepiece
in the
world
Accutron’s tuning fork
replaces the outdated bal
ance wheel that’s found in all
watches. Stop by so we can tell you
more. Starting with the right time of
day. Accutron by Bulova. From $125.00
WILLIE'S JEWF^^
bocks, collector, cook, cyclist,
dabbler, dancer, health aid,
home health and safety, hospit
ality, housekeeper, musician, my
community, my home, pen pal,
personal health, pets and Sign
of Arrow.
Awards to Troop 4 Cadettes of
First Presbyterian church of
which Mrs. Raymond Holmes,
Mrs. Henry Fite and Mrs. Her
man Cash are leaders, include:
Janet Alexander—Home health
and safety.
Kimberly Connor — P®ts.
Connie Pearson — Cook.
Kathy Reynolds — Rambler.
Debbie Bolin — Personal
health, storyteller.
Cheryl Costner — Pets, my
home, sewing.
Jane Stroupe — Backyard fun,
cyclist, dabbler.
Karen Ware — Pen Pal.
Patricia McKee — Needlecraft.
Carolyn Fitch — My home,
cook.
The Circles of the Shiloh Pres
byterian Church held their meet
ings "^Tuesday of this week
Circle No. l with Mrs. Jean
Francis at 10:00 a. m. The after
noon circle No. 2 met with Mrs.
W. F. Cockrell and the night
circle at the church with Mrs.
Dean Hope as hostess.
Mr. ana Mrs. Perry Howard
of Fuguay-Varina spent the
I weekend with his sister Mrs. B.
jX'Ttarry.’'
ther Mrs. Thelma E. Hambright
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mullinax &
children of Aberdeen spent last
weekend witli Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Mullinax.
Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Mixon of
Gastonia were Sunday guests of
Mrs. Cora Casey.
Chaplain C. A. Shaw of Corpus
Christi, Texas, was a recent
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Deward
Shaw.
Jack Mullinax who has spent
several years with the army in
Germany had a 17 day furlough
here. He left ’Tuesday for Ft.
Riley, Kan. for retissignment.
Mrs.. Bill Black and son John
nie of Mint Hill were Sunday
guests of Mrs. J. D. Watterson.
Mr. and Mrs. George Randolph
spent several days with her par
ents Mr. and Mrs. Dick Eaker.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilmore Byers
spent last Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Byers and family
-'th 'Florence; "S". C:
by-East Rutherford football game
I Sunday guests of Mrs. Harry
! were her daughter Mr and Mrs.
j Don Woods and children Terri,
! Bob and Kristi of Greenville,
: s. c:
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Turner
spent Friday in Gastonia.
The Rev. & Mrs. Steve Hunt-
ley and children of Decatur, Ga.,
have returned home after spend
ing last weekend with her mo-
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cook and
daughter spent Sunday at Boone.
Gerald Wright spent Saturday
at Colowhee to visit the W. C.
Campus. '
Bee Strain underwent surgery
at the Gaston Memorial Hospital
Saturday for a fracture of the
lower thigh bone near the knee
joint. He was injured during
the second half play of the Shel-
_ game
Friday night. He is formerly of
Grover and resides in Shelby
now. His father is an accountant
with the Minette Mills.
Mrs. Neva Barnes is recuper
ating at er home after under
going surgery.
A revival was held at the Arr-
tioch Baptist church last week
and a picnic was held Snnday
at the church.
The Dixie Hillbillys furnished
music for the square dance at
the Squad building sponsored by
the Rescue Squad Saturday
night, Marvin Panther called the
dance.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Patter
son of Kings Mountain visited
Mr and Mrs. G. F. Hambright
Friday.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. D. J. Montgomery were
Mr. and Mrs. M C. Norman of
' Gaffney, Mrs. Sudie Elliott and
Mrs. B. F. Jones of Shelby and
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rhea and
Mickey.
Staff Sergeant Philip Harry &
wife and da'ughter left Monday
for Tampa, Fla., where he will
be at the McDill AFB. They spent
several weeks here with his
mother, Mrs B. A. Harry.
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Kiser, Mrs.
Lcille Kiser and Mr. and Mrs..
Clarence White spent last week
in Florida.
THUR
Abraham Linclon was offered
the job as Washington state’s
first governor but he declined.
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