D. 1968
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T^waJay; Oet»bgr 10, 1966
THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N.
GROVER COMMUNITY NEWS
The W.O.C. of the Shiloh Pres* Church; Mrs. Edith Morgan, Vice
byterian Church will meet Thurs-'President: Mrs. Jan Hammett,
day evening at the church. All Secretary; Mrs. Paul Hambright,
officers and chairmen are urged; Historian Mrs. W. A. Hambright.
to attend. This meeting will be in'Christian Community, Mrs. James
the form of a training class to
learn the work for the following
year.
New officers were installed re
cently by Miss Elizabeth Stewart,
President of the Women of the
LODGE MEETING
Regular communication
of Fairview Lodge 339
AF&AM will be held Mon
day night at 7:30 at
Masonic Hall, Secretary
T. D. Tindall has an
nounced.
Harry, Ecumenl’cai Mission and
RelaHons, Mrs. Frank Neal. Trea
surer Mrs. Charles Moore and
Leadership and Resources,
F'ain Hambright.
The general meeting
W.M.S. of the First
football game at the university.. Mrs. Maude Oates Steele and
Mrs. Charles Moore and chil-1 Mrs, Lucille J. Cline of Charlotte
dren and Mrs. Mary Houser spent] visited friends in town Sunday
Saturday in Charlotte. ! and attended the Hambright Re-
The following from here spent union which was held at the Res-
the weekend in Atlanta. Ga,, go-j cue building,
ing especially to attend the foot-; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kimbrell and
ball game there. Mr. and Mrs. daughters of Wilmington spent
Mrs.jHolmfjs Harry, Mr. and Mrs. Paul the weekend with Mr. and Mi's.
Hambright, Mr. and Mrs. John Dee Gibbons.
fMOtOl) U.SS HANCOCK (CV-
A19» at sea (FHTNC) Sept. 5 —
Interior Communications FJlectri-
and Mrs. Don Cabaniss. The Rev. eian Second Class Robert L.
Robert L. Sipes
Aboard Hancock
Dress Comfoilably, Travel Right
Herb Beck, veteran travel edi- As for your car, before start-
tor and writer, makes this inter- ing out, see that your tires have
(>sting comment: plenty of good wear left, and the
“Dress comfortably and travel .same g(K»s for your brakes,
and Mrs. Don Cabaniss announce sipt.s ^TSN, 22, son of Mr. ami but don’t forgt't that an- Among the most important
the birth of a son. Christian Gold forest C. Sipes of Route 2,1 weather can change on items of wear are the windshield
Cabaniss. Kings Mountain. N. C, and hus- notiw*. And don't forget to wip«‘rs. No matter whether the
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Howell band of the former Miss Hrenda along an extra pair of well wiper mechanism still works like
spent last Sunday in North l. Payne of Route 1. Grover, n.’shoes. Be sure to wear a metronome, if the blades .streak
Wilkesboro. serving aboard the attack. y*^*^*^ ^‘'***^ **** times ui the you can't trust them. Have them
of the Harry, Mr. and Mrs. James Har-| Mrs. Cora Casey and Mr.
Baptist, ry, Mr. and Mrs. O’Leary White. i'Mrs. A. V. Antliony spent
Mr. and Mi^s. B. F. Bird sp(*nt aircraft carrier USS Hancock on
^Mr. ana Mrs. Mike Beam of Yankee Station off the roast of
a few days In Norfolk, Va., wilh i North Vietnam,
and I Mr. and Mrs. Emory Morris. Crewmembers of the carrier,
the Alabama were recent guests ol on its fourth combat cruise totlie
refilled or
Church held their meeting Mon-j Frank Neai and Charles Neal weekend in Lincolnton, Georgia Mrs. H. L. Beam. He is in the W(*stcrn Pacific, are providing
day night. Mrs. Mary Lou Collins! went to Atlanta Saturday for the .with Mrs. Hubert Brown. Air F'orce. jho ne{i*ssarv support to ket'p
is the president for the coming football game. i Miss Faye Houser of Charlotte Mrs. Golden Spencer of Dra- the ship’s airplanes and pilots
year, Mrs. A. B. Davis is W.M.S.^ Miss Marjorie Crisp and Liz;spent Sunday with her parents, tonville, near Gaffney, spent last flying ckiily combat mi.^^sions a-
director. There are four .circles Crawley of Winston Salem spent; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Houser. weekend with her daughter and gainst the enemy,
in this work. 1 the weekend with Mrs. S. A.' Mrs. Leola 5^hulpharp of Ches- son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gilmore
T-he Sunbeams met at the Crisp. apeake, Va. spent the week with Byers. On the first day of its pre.sont
church Monday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Becknell, Mrs. J. D. Watterson. Mrs. Mag- Mrs. J. S. Cline of Shelby was'A4 Skyhawk pilots drop-
Mrs. Mary Erwin and Mrs. Eun-;gie Carter and son, Edward Car- Sunday guest of Mrs. M. C. Har-'P*'^^ ,500-pound bombs on an ene
ice Simmons are spending this ter of Gastonia were Saturday! din. my storage area in an old army
week at Cherry Grove Beach on guests of Mrs. Watterson. j Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Craig and bai'af’hs more than 20 miles
a fishing trip. Mrs. Elzie Hardin spent last!daughters of Easley, S. C were sf>uth of Vinh. In addition FS
... „ ,,, ,, .weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Saturday guests of Mrs. M. c.'Skyhawk pilots
Mr. and Mrs, Roger Walker of j Bardin and daughters in Char- Hardin. downed a highway bridge over a
Burlington spent the weekend jottp | Dover of Shelly 'damaged two other hridg-
Mrs. B. M. Gold spent the woek|twas Monday guests of Mrs. Addie cratered the approaches to
the leaders Mrs Hood Watterson
and Mrs. Tommy Keeter.
'Mrs. Keith Wliite met at the
First Baptist church Monday
•afternoon with the Intennediates
Girls Auxiliary.
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Francis,
Debbie Francis and John Ballew
spent Saturday in Columbia, S. C.
going especially to attend
with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Walker.
Mrs. Pauline H. McCollum of
Roland spent the weekend with
SEE
J!; vinutenei Wins
Watchdog Award
Major College Football
Davidson vs. The Citadel
NOVEMBER 2nd
2:00 P.M.
CHARLOTTE MEMORIAL STADIUM
^^Good Tickets How On Sale At
DUTHW^lL MOTOR CO.
910 SHELBY RD. — KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
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in Milledgeville, Ga.
Rev.^ Beam.
John C. Mason, President, Na
tional Associated Businessmen,
Inc., today presented Representa
tive Basil L. Whitener (D-NC)
with the organization’s “Watch
dog of the Treasury” Award in
honor of Whitener's 90.9 per cent
economy voting record* for the
Ninetieth Congress, 1967 - 1968.
The Congressman's record would
have been lOOVc. except for his
absence for one vote.
In congratulating the Congress
man, Mr. Mason sai^, “Your out
standing economy votftig record
Dunn Awarded
Air Medal
IMPERIAL BEACH, CALIF.
(FHTNC) Sept. 26 - Aviation
Electrician’s Mate Third Class
Thomas A. Dunn, USN, 21, son of
Mrs. Nellie M. Dunn of 501 E.
King St., Kings Mountain, N. C.,
was awarded the Air Medal.
during ceremonies at the Naval Cleveland County
Air Station. Imporial Beach,
^ Will be held from 7 until 9 p.m. '
He earned the award for .serv-
The following day the A4s
once again hit enemy bridges,
putting three out of commission.
Textile Math
Class Opens |
A class in “Textile Mathemat
ics” will get underway Thursday,
Learn the
secrets of
beer cookery
S«nd in this
coupon for our
pamphlet of free
recipes on cook
ing with beer.
Find out how to make
delicious everyday dishes
with beer—such as beer
meat loaf, beer chicken,
beer sausages and beer
cake. And then there are
such gourmet treats as
rarebits and Carbonnades
Flamandes.
Beer cookery is as
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as modern as tomorrow.
Beer adds a real flavor treat.
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A spokesman for the school
ice as an aircrewman while at- said the class will meet w(^kly
tached.’to Airborne Early Wam-jfor 10 weeks on Thursdays from
ing Squadron One in Vietnam. i 7 until 9 p.m. in Room 207 of the
He is currently serving with Institute. The program of study
Helk?opter Anti-Submarine Squao. is designed to deal with practical
indicates to your constituents and Two at the air station. problems of technical math and
to our membership that you have A graduate of Kings Mountain is not restricted to textile people
a keen realization of the prob-l^^g^ School in Kings Mountain, only. There is no charge for the
lems of fiscal responsibility. I^^* ^^fty Officer Dunn entered, class to the student or to the firm
know it takes a lot of courage service in July, 1965. which employ.s the student;
stand up against the pressure j “
groups who advocate unnecessary
Federal spending.
1 As you know so well, inflation
affects all of us, and your votes j
against inflationary spending!
merit our appreciation. Your eco
nomy voting record is a construe-
I tive achievement of which you
and the voters who sent you to
■ Washington should be very
i proud”. I
Made up primarily of small
, business firms, the NAB is a non
artisan ■ olc^nfeation: \vRti fts
ledcRiuaiJei^' Washington. Its
I goals include fiscal responsibility
jin government and the elimina-'
j tion of the Federal Government!
from competition with private!
business. j
Whitener received the same a-!
I ward in 1966 for his economy vot-
' ing record. i
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