1968
Thursday, March 21, 1968
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KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS. MOUNTAIN. N. C.
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MUSTANG 2-DR HARDTOP
The men and women of the spring holidays.
.Shiloh Presbyterian church are
1 working together on a clothing Charles Moore and chil
drive for the church A'orld serv- dren have returned lionic Uiter
ice. Good used clothing is need- 5>P^tiding 10 days with hex- pai-
cd. The men will make pick-ups Mi. and Mrs. Ben Philpot
if you call P. A. Francis. "J T<'nnessee. Mrs.
Moore s sister, Mrs. R. T. Crook
The Pioneers and senior high and daughtci-s, Donna and Tere.sa
fcllow'ship mot Sunday night at Crook of Corvin. Ky., accompan-
, the home of Mr. and .Mrs. M them home Thui.sday and
Charlie Harry from ti o’clock spent the weekend.
till K. They enjoyed a wiener ■ u. r
Robert Hambnght of Clem.son
Wodnosday ni^ht meeling will ’’‘’“i
bo held at the homo of Mr. and days w.th its t»ronts, Mr. and
.Mrs. Glonn Rountroo at 7:30. Hambnght.
The topic for discussion will be l. (Buckyi
"Our Belief Concerning Death.’ Hardin and children, Sheiry and
Rev. H. .Stewart White, Jr., and phillip relumed to their homo in
Dr. Charles R. Moore will lead Xupelo, Missi-ssippi Sunday aftej
the di.scussion. spending the week with her falh-
The following have made con- pj. James Byers and his mother,
triburions to the building fund ;\i q Hai'din.
^at the First Baptist church in ‘ and Mrs. J. K. Craig and
memory of Mr. R. C. Tate. Mrs. daughters, Reb<?cca and .Marlhi
C. M. Laughridge, .Mrs. S. A. of Easley, S. C. wore Friday
Crisp. Lester D. Roark, Mrs. night dinner guests of Mrs. M.
Carl Byrd, Mrs. F. G. Johnston,}(^ Hardin, they came espc*ciall>
i.Mi. and Mrs. James F. Blanton fo aei^ .Mr. and Mrs. Bucky Har-
and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ellis. din and children from Tupelo,
The Bostic Cii’cle and L-idies Mississippi.
S. S. Class Adult .Vo. 2 have made ‘ ;vir.s. C. M. McCarter is a pa
a contribution to the building in the Chenxket* .Memorial
fund at the First Baptist church hospital in Gaffney,
i memory of .Mr. Ai-thur Bookout. j^r. Noah Kiser remains a pa-
A baptismal service was held fjont in the Cherokee Memorial
at the First Baptist church Sun- hospital after hospitalizcni for
day night for Patti Herndon, three weeks,
and Steve Turnei'. Mrs. Julia Crawley and .Sidney
Mi.ss Sharon Gold daughter of Crawley of Winston-Salem visit-
Mr. and Mrs. John Gold has been ed her mother. .Mrs. S. A. Crisp
placed on the all-conference has- Sunday.
ketball team for 1967-6S. Rev. and Mrs. Perry Montgo-
. , mery of Columbia were Friday
Bill Neal, son of Mr. and Mrs. Saturday guests of .Mr. and
Frank Neal spent Friday and wilbur* Roark.
Satur.iay at Duke University for
finalist for the Ajigier B. Duke J. Q. Hope and Dean Hopi* vls-
Scholarship. He hasn’t received ited their brother. Harry Hope
his report yet. at Oteen Sunday afternoon.
I Bill Neal spent the pri'vious Mi's. Retha Westmoreland of
weekend at Wofford college in Spartanburg sixent several days
Spartanburg representing Blacks- with Mrs. H. L. Beam,
byrr high school as King Teen. Paul Rollins of the Universiu
j Mr. and Mrs. David Harry are of N. C. at Chapel Hill sp<*nt last
sDcnding n few days at their col- weekend with h:s parents, Mr.
tage at Myrtle Beach. and Mrs. James Rollins.
Carl Fortenberry has returned Mr. and Mrs. Claud Rudisell
home from Vietnam after his of Lincolnton vvere Sunday guests
furlough. He and his wife, Betty of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pruetto.
will go to Fort Bragg. Mrs. Hattie Allen returned Fri-
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Walker day from Fort Pierce, Florida
spent last weekend with Mr. and after spending three and a half
Mrs. Richard Butler in Atiin’a. monthers with her sister and
John Francis of Berkley Rights, brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
N. J. spent the weekend with Lawrence Turner from Lawn-
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Francis he dale.
’nd been on a business trip to Sunday guests of Mrs, Hattie
\tlanta enroute home, stopped Allen were Mrs. Vacie Wallace
for the weekend. , and Mrs. Hal Rose and children
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Francis of from Dallas. Mr. and Mrs. Man-
Greenwood, S. C. were Sunday, ley Fulton from Spartanburg,
guests of Mr. and Mrs* P,. A.,Mrs, Bert V^’estmoreland and
Fr.ancis. ' Mrs. John Kendrick.
Mr. and Mrs. John HaxTy of; Mrs. B. A. Harry went to
I Clemson University spent the i Greenville, S. C., Thvr'^day to
1 week with Mr. and Mrs. Frank-: snend the weekend with Mr. and
I lin Harry. John was out for; Mrs. Don Woods and family. |
MIDVieW lAPTtST CHURCH
Midpines Community
Rev. 11. C. Franks, Pa.stor
Laion Franks. Supi,
Sunday Srhooi. 3:45 a m.
Worship .SorN’lce, lliw a m.
Worship Srrs’ipe 7:00 p m.
Training Union;
Wednesday, 7:15 p.m.
Good Hope Presbyterian ChureS
Ri-v. P L. Ro«is. -Mlnlsior
10 a m. Sunday .School
1 p m. Worship Scrvicea
MACEDONIA lAPTtST CHURCH
Wa>ne A-ilu*. Paslor
.Sunday .Srhooi
Woiship Soivleo -11:00
Choir Piai iicc
TruinmK Union -
Ksrnini; T;lin
.Mid-vvrek Prayer Smipe- T:00
<1.A -i • 7:f)0 bimonthly
Sunbeam Band 7:U(1 bimonthly
ffBITLArS CKATCL
loe. Uon«d ftultsTeuor, Mtoi
Sunday School at to o’cloes «. m.
Marnlna Wnrwhtp at 11 o'clock a m
Methodist Voutli FeilowahXp at • p.
Vestibule AM£ Zion Church
3(>v. M. I. Camp>M*U Minister
Supt. \V. M ChildtTR
it) A M. Sunday School
11 A M. Murnlne Worshlf
ist and :{rd Sundavt
North Piedmont at Blago
Charles W. Easley, Pastor
Std.l a.m. Sunday .Srhoid
10:fK) am.-MorniiJR Worship
6 pm. Luther Lcafue
GaUlee Methodist Church
Rev i. M. McLean Minister
Supt. Luther Jam«‘rson
10 A M. Church Scho<d
..St and 'Jnd Sundavr
11 A.M. Mornlnr Worahlp
CIRST WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH
Sunday School 9;4.'> a m
Mo. rting Woj'shlp 11 a m.
WchU'Nan Youth 0:1.'* p m.
Junior Youth 6:.'W pm.
Prayer Room O.'W pm.
K\enine Worship 7 p m.
Tue^iday Praver Room 7pm
Wednesday Piayer Ser\’lce 7 pm.
DIXON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. James Mann. PastCM-
SuDdar*
9:30 A. Momlnf Wonhlt
10:80 A. M. — SuBtfop Srhrwl
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH
Kcv. Frank Shirle.v. l’a*itoi
Paul Lcdf«>rd. Sunday School .Supt.
CUde Biackwell. BTU Direcioj
PATTERSON GROVE
BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. Richard P'yler. castor
M. L. Williams. Supt. of Sunday Schoo
Union
Rohe- Hullenrter. Director. Tralnlr|
Sunday ^hi'ol 9.45 A.M
Mornine Wru'shtp a .M
Vesper Services 5:110 P.H
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Rev. R. L. Garvin Mmister
Supt. John Ross
lb A M. Sunday School
11 A.M. Mnrninc Worship
ft P. M. Traininc Union
6 p.m. Evenine Worchip
7:30 Wednesday nikhi Praver Meetlnp
Mrs. A. F. Collins and Mrs. B.
F. Bird vUiled Mrs. Chiixles Ev
erett at Ahe.- Thomas Nursing
Homo at Morganton rerenfly.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bell of,
Mt. Holly were guests of '^ler'
parent.s, Mr. and Mrs. Brian .Shu-1
ford last Sunday.
MISSIONARY MTETKODIST CHURCH
Kcv. Frank K. Seif. Pasiur
Sunday School at 9:45 a m.
Preai-hine at 11 a.m.
Sunday Nisht Serviee at 7 p m.
Bynum Chapel AME Zion Church
Rev. '.V. J. rampbell Minister
Supt. William (Jit
in A.M. Sunday .‘^hont
11 A M. .MorninjT Worship
4 p.m. Young People Meeting
7::» W'ednesday evening prayer meet
ing
7:30 Thursday Night Choir Rehearsal
atSURRECTlON LUTHERAN CHURCH
Crescent UUi
Rev. David Castor. Pastor
.Sunday .Srhooi at 9:45 a m.
Morriing Worship at 11 am.
Luther League Sundays at 6.30 pm.
Choir Rehearsals on Wednesday eve
ning at 6‘..'10 and 7:30 p m.
Nursery provided for worship eeivJet
mmm moomtaih tasehhacu
U:0O—Mornlhf Wonfilp.,
6:00—Baptist Trmnunt Untoa.
7:0O~Praachlog SKtrMa. .
^*6^S^fnccf« and Toachora BaaCBt
7 rOO>~Mid-WMh Prayar aartlaa.
Wednesday:
7 p. m. Prajer Service
SI. Paul Methodist Cnureh
Rev. J. .M. McLean Minister
I Supt. 0. V. Ellis
I JO A M. Church School
11 A M. Mornmg Worship
Jnd and 4th Sundays
7:30 P.M. Wednesday Prayer Meeting
MOUNTAIN VIEW BJIPT18T CRUHCH
itev. Ger:ge Leigh. Pastot
James Bridges, Supt.
Walter Causby. Oerk
Crowder a Mouitlam
Sunday:
lO:tW Sunday School
Morning si-nice
7:30 — Prayer Meeting
7:30 Evening Service
Wednesday:
cveiimg Service at 7 p. m.
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Pliifer Road — Near Armory
Rev Koben Haden. Priest-ln-Charge
Telephone 739-2‘Jl3
Church Schoo. 10:00 A.5f.
.Sundav SeiTicc 11:00 A.M.
Isi & -ird Sundays — Holy Communion
2nd A 4th Sundays — Morning Prayer
Wednesdays—7:00 AM. — Holy Com
munion
THE TABESNUCU «P LOVX
302 Second Street
Rev. Jerry Grigg
Supt. Sunday Sclioot Ralph Qiltwood
Sunday School 10 a. ». ^
Woramp Serviee U a. m. and 7:30 p. ■
Wednesday night and Saturday night M
nee 7:30 p. m.
Singing every 4th Sunday 3:30 p. ik
Adams Chapel AME Zion Church
-•♦•v. M L. Campbell Minister
Supt. Lonnie Whisnanl
10 AM. Sunday School
n A.M. Morning Worship
2nd ana 4th Sunday
METHODIST CHURCH
*:ast gold steet wesletan
Sunday Scool 10:00 A.M.
Morning Worship 11:00 A.M.
Wesleyan Youth 6:00 P.M.
Evening Wor.ship 7:(X) P.M.
TEMPLE BAmST CHURCH
Rev. Lewla McGaha. pastor
Jlnuny Chlldera. Sunday Sdioal Supt.
Billy ChUdera. BTU director.
Sunday Schyol at f:45 a. aa
MrkTtlng Worship at 11 a. R.
BTU at 6:30 p. oa.
Midweek Prayer 8«vloe Wedneadaye a
1.30 p. m.
Gtmnlng Worship oa Sunday* at T*.S
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