KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
Ilurafty. AH
Gardner Grant
To Provide Home
For Postons f
BOILING SPRINGS —TriMta^
of Gardner-Webb College bevi
unanimously accepted a $75,000
Kiant from the O. Max Gardner
I'oundalion, Inc. for the purchase
of a new home for lh<‘ president.
The lovi'l.v new liome is loiated
M ■■ vnnded knoll in the Hivi'r
liend Acres de\ elopmeni and is
.'idieent to the countr.v club
Iniilding of that devrdopment.
Ui. ..nd h.. Kii^ciie i’os-
on are exoected to oecui'V the
home on or hcTore August 5 of
this year. Recently eonslructod
by llu‘ Paul Porters, tlie iiome
is on a thiee acre site. It is com
pletely earpeti-d, air coiiditionwl
and lias four liedrooms, tliree
and one-lialf baths and is esjiei'-
iaily adapte.l for entert-iinment.
The o.OOO .s(pian> feet new home
is expected to b(> a great asset
to llie ecdlege wliile tlie present
president’s home is exiiected to
be used as a guest house. The I
college has long needed a guest!
house due to a lack of motel fla/-
eilities in Boiling Springs. |
Sight for Sore Eyes
O'
More than 8,000 handicapped
childieu will attend Eaatai Seal
camps this year, and several
thousand more will attend regu
lar camps on Easter Seal camper-
OIP'.
Bethwaie News
.Mrs. Henry IVll and Herbert
Clark \isitcd ri'lati\es in Char
lotte Fiiday.
Better Ideas make Ford your best buy in ’63
Better tdeas nobody can match. Mustang's original sports car
styling. Nobody else makes it. Fastbacks in three sizes.
Ford's smooth, quiet ride. Two-way doorgates on all wagons.
Economical Falcon. All-new Torino and Fairlane with
4 inches more wheelbase than 31 competitors.
XL's and LTD's with hidden headlights
standard. Save now!
See the iighf.
Belter Ideas
Carolina Ford G
Fora Ga^anie SCO Hardtep
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SOUTHWELL MOTOR COMPANY, INC.
910 SHELBY ROAD
KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C.
Mi.-s .Mary Wright visited Mr.
unri Mrs. C.rady Di.vm and fam-
, ily Friday. ,
Mr. ami Mrs. Horace Bell vis-1
Uc.l .Mr. and .Mrs. John Senter
and Elizabeth of Gastonia Satur
day.
.Simd.iy visitors of Mrs. J. M.
'.Viigiit and .Marguerite weio
.Mis. Bill Suggs. Jerry. Dale and
Wind,!, .Mis.ses Ruth and Lena
.Sc-ism.
Mr. in'l .Mrs. Evereftc Gladden
of Asiicville visited Mrs. Clarence
lilar'on .Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Reynolds,'
.'Its. L.' man Champion, Mrs. Kec-,
ret II imrick. Wanda and Phyllis,
.Mr. ,i!kI Mrs. Horaee MeSwain
of Shrlin-. .Mr. and .Mrs. C. B.
Clary. .Mr. and .M.-s. James Cham-
pion. Ri- k and Chuek were Sun
ilay visi'o’s of .Mis. T. A. Cham-
pio-i and .Mr. and .Mrs. Tommy
' Champion.
Mr. and .Mrs. Henry Bell, .S'eve
and Herbert Clark visiRd .Mr.
' and .Mr,. F. Clark, .Mr. and
Mrs. John H. Clark and Mr. and
Mrs. Chill.e Clark of Charlotte
, Sunday.
.Mi. ami Mrs. Joe Jenkins and
famiiv. 'Ir. and .Mrs. Gary
;Sli !Up an.! Mrs. Dennis Goforth
; 'veie .-imday visitors of .Mrs. J.
W. Beii.
Ml. and Mrs. D. .\. Evans, Bet-
tv Jo, D i f. Tarry and Buster
; Kelly of .''helby went to Parris
Island, S. C. Thursday and Fri
day to attend the graduation of
PEG Nelson Evans of the Ma-|
fine Corp^ |
The Oak Grove Fire Depart-i
ment will have a chicken pie sup
per Saturday night at Bethware
school at 5 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Evans Dellinger
of Lincolnton visited Mr. and
Mrs. W. V. Dellin.ger Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wright!
\ isited Mr. and Mrs. John Car
penter of .Mar.ys Grove Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Seism
and David, Mr. and .Mrs. Nolen
Seism and Tracy were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Moffett
■Seism.
Rescue Squad
Is Inspected
Young Voters
For Roark
Set Meeting
The Youiiij Voters for Lester
D. Roark in Cleveland County
will hold an open meeting Thurs
day night at 7:30, according to
the group's chairman, John
Brock.
Grea
City
The meeting will be the first
held in Roark campaign head
quarters at 108 South Washing
ton St. in Shelby the old Span
gler Realty Co. location next to
the Masonic 'Building.
Roark, who is running for
Seat No. 2 in the three-county
District 43, will be present at the
meeting.
Brock extended an open invita
tion to all young voters in the
county, through the mid-40's, to
attend, and said, "We believe that
all young voters ought to be in
volved in politics because they
will be more directly affected
than any other age :group by
the affairs of today.
"For this reason we are ex
tending an opportunity to young
voters to become involved, and
to learn how the system works
from the precinct level on up
through actual participation.”
Brock particularly urged rep
resentatives from each precinct
in the county to attend. He said^
the organization hopes to even- ^
tually reach as many as 2,000
young voters in Cleveland Coun
ty, and said similar organiza
tions may be formed by Roark
supporters in Polk and Ruther
ford Counties.
Young Voters for Roark is
made up entirely of volunteers,
according to Brock. The group
opened the South Washington
Street Roark headquarters on a
purely voluntary basis.
Cleveland County Rescue Squad
was inspected Friday by the
State Board of Health. The
building and ambulances were
inspected by Ralph Dedmon, a
state inspector. The Rescue Squad
received an ambulance permit
showing that they passed this
inspection. The building and am
bulances will be checked by the
Health Department several times
a year for cleanliness and equip
ment.
Having A
Wedding?
Call
Paul Lemmons
Phone 487-4502
Photographer
3:30tfn
•Mr. and .Mrs. Franklin Davis
visited .Mr. and Mrs. Lee Costner;
of Cherryville Sunday. ;
SIM William Davis returned'
home from Germany Tuesday.]
He will leave for Ft. Riley, Kan-;
sas April 14th. His wife is thej
former Diana White of Slielby.
They, have one son William Per-i
ry. I
Mr. and Mrs. Hillard Thrift,
and family of Pleasant Hil] vis-j
iled Mr, and .Mrs. .Melvin Love-!
lace .Sunda.v. '
■Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Lovelace',
and Danny Lovelace visited in'
Gastonia Thursday.
Mrs. D. J. I^ovelaee is recover-'
iiiT from a serious case of shin-|
ales. She is sfayin.g with Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Green. i
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Philbeckl
and Gene of Greenwood. S. C.!
visited .Mi. and Mrs. J. L. Ross
Saturday.
Several of the members are
attending a ambulance attendants
shcool in Shelby. This school
started on Monday. The members
will attend this school from 7
until 10 each night until they
receive 22 hours credit.
Attending this class are: Jerry
White, Job Wright, Mack Smith,
Bud Ware, Crayton Dellinger and
Thomas Hicks.
All remaining members will
begin a cla.ss beginning ^ril 22.
Al.so attending these classes will
be Bennett .Masters, John White,
and N. -M. Farr from Harris
Funeral Home.
Since 19.56 more than $2.5 mil
lion has been spent by the Eas
ter Sea! Research Foundation for
projects to tight crippling.
The Easter Seal Society spends
$2,5 million each year to help
handicapped children and adults
live happy, full lives.
Is
WASHINGTON, D. C
How fast can we locate a car
on our 10,400-mile railroad?
Would you believe 2 seconds?
Let's say you're a Southern Railway
ciistonicr who wants to know the
whereabouts of your freight. So you
can gear production schedules to rail
delivery of raw materials, or reduce
warehousing and handling cosls
through close coordination of cn
route shipments.
Through our Direct Inquiry Ser
vice—which employs the largest cen
tralized computer complex in the
railroad industry— you simply con
tact our computer and give it the iden-
lific;'tion niimbiT of tlic car carrying
your freiglit. in less tlrni two seconds,
tlic computer will start printing your
r. I'ly, giving you all liic information
needed to pinpoint the location of the
car on our System.
This service is available 24 hours
a day, 7 days a week and is answering
customer queries on some 12,000 cars
a day It is one of a host of Southern
Riiilway innovations benefiting ship
pers and consumers by squeezing the
waste out of distribution.
Innovations and improvements
that enable us to squeeze the waste
out of distribution benefit all who
live in the Southern-served South.
By reducing the lolal cost of trans
portation they help combat today’s
trend of steadily rising consumer
prices. They attract new industries
into the South and help industries
already located along-our lines to
grow and expand, providing more
and better hometow n job opportun
ities. Ail of us benefit!
WoUy
By WILSON GRIFnN
In an emergency — for seriou.s
external bjeeding, apply pres
sure directly over the wound,
pressing the wound together.
Use a first aid dressing, clean
cloth, or even the bare, hand
if necessary. When bleeding
has been controlled, do not re
move the dressing. Use a tour
niquet only as a last resort.
Health is preeicut , . .
let us help protect yours .
It Is Now Time For A More
Progressive County Govern
ment To Take Action On The
Present Problems That Face
The County,
I Do Not Favor A Property
Reassessment As Of Now.
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I Will Appreciote
Your Vote Moy 4.
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