1968
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Population
Greater Kings Mountain 21.914
City Limits 8,256
The Grtattr Uags Mountcriv llgur* U deilv«4 fiooi Um
•pKtal United Stattft Bureeni el the Cenius report e
January 1M6. ond Includes the H,990 population o
Number 4 Township, and the remaining •,124 froB
Number S Township, in CiOTslond County and Crowder*
Mountain Township In Gaston County,
Kings Mountain's Beliobte Newspaper
Pages
Today
VOL 80 No. 48
btablished 1889
Kings Mountain, N. C., Thursday, November 28, 1968
Seventy-Eignth Year
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Petitions Filed On Southwest City Limits Extensiem
Distributing Firm Building
|Jnderway In Industrial Park
Qub W ants Compact School;
Solely Negro Or Intergated
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Improvement |
Club Parents
Review History
By MARTIN HARMON
The parents of Compact Im*
provement Club, a civic organiza
tion, think Ncgro-VVhitp intogia
tion fine but state a preference
for retention of Compad school,
cither integrated or all-Negro
They stated as much in a let
ter this week address’d to the
press and to school officials.
Ground has been broken in
Kings Mountain Industrial Parkj
for a 60,000 square foot building
to house a warehousing and dis-;
tiihution firm whicli will employ^
; !.■) persons. |
I L. K. t.Toslii Ilinnant, ehairman
I ol the mayor's industry-seekin
j committee, declined to name the
I firm but said "it is a AAA firm”,
i The building is estimated to
} cost $135,000.
I Announcement was made at
iTue.'^day night’s city commission!
: meeting in support of request of*
I Kinder Manufacturing Company, t. (Tilly) Luncetord, naiivt
I the new firm, and J. E. Herndon cif Bristol, Tcnii., is the mw man-
I Company, for domestic sewagojagor of Storchi’s in Kings Moan-
MANAGES STERCHrS — L. T.
(Tilly) Lunceford succeeded J.
Kennon Blanton Monday as
manager of Bterchi's in Kings
Mountain. Mr. Blanton joined
the Shelby store where he will
become mgnager January 1.
L. T. Lunceiord
1
Steichi Manager
I
^EW BANKER — Gene A. Fron-
' cis of Greensboro has been
nomed assistant cashier and
manager of the Instollment
Loan Department of First-Citi
zens Bank & Trust Company
here. He assumes his new duties
December 1.
Francis loins
First-Citizens
Gene A. Francis has hc'cn nam
ed as.sistant cashuT and mana
ger of the Installment Loan De-
farlment of the First-Citizens
Bank & Trust Company Office in
(King.s Mountain, replacing Milton j functions to Compact from
[Singletary who recently transfer-' Davidson, designation of
Among officers of the Compact
Improvement Club are Mrs. Scr
lene Wilson and Mrs. Ruth .Mitch-
cm.
Superintendent of .Schools Don-'
old Jones said Wednesday he will
discuss tile mattc'r with the club
officials next week.
He commented, “We know that
the federal officials will not ap
prove of operation of Compact
as an all-Negro school. It was
the thinking of the board of edu
cation in moving the school for
educable retarded there that tlie
Compact plant would remain a-
vailablc as a neighborhood facil
ity.”
The board of education last
week adopted a geographical five,
zone plan for school assignments!
in the six elementary grades for Carl B. Mo.ss, a Kings Mountain
the 1%SG9 tci-m. native, has been narned vice-
Principal plant changes were: president and dean of King’s col-
transfer of the educable retarded lego in Charlotte, under the ap-
New: pointment of Milo O. Kirkpatrick,
New Jr., the new president of the col-
Funeral
For Otis
Heart Attack I
Proves Fatal
To Businessman
Funeral sen ices for Otis CU‘o \
.Falls, Sr., 62. will he conducted!
Friday afternoon at .3:3(1 fittm!
I Central MiOhodisl church. *
.Mr. Kails died at 7:15 W<*dues ■
day morning at Kings Mountain,
hospital where he had twM'ii ai
patient since November 16 fol
lowing a heart attack. *
Mr. Falls liad b(’cn a Kings
Mountain busim'.ssman all of hi.^'
adult life. He began a Ii!felong
work as a s(*rvke station openat
or with tile late (.'harlcs B. l-'alls
i in the early twenties and bouglit
; the busin<*ss a few years later,
i He had owned and operated City
i ServuH* .Station since; 1031.
' He U'as a eharb'r member of
the Kings Mountain volinte'ei
' firo department, for many y<*ars
the assistant chief, a former:
i Lion, and was a member of (he!
j official board of Central Melho
J dist church. He was a Mason and
' Shriller.
1 A Kings Mountain native, he
! was a son of the late William O.
Wynona Sanders Kalis.
I Public Hearing
On Annexation
lls December 10
By MARTIN HARMON
V
VICE PRESIDENT Cart ».
Moss, formerly of Kings Moun
tain, has been named vice-
president and dean of King’s
college. Charlotte, where he hos
been a member of the foculty
, 12 years.
Moss Appointed
To King's Post
‘service. | tain. Mr. Lunceford suci'<'ed.«s J
j Clint Linn, manager of the Kennon Blanton, tran.cferred ef-
'Kinder Manufacturing Company fective Monday to the Shelby
plant now under construction,! store, where Mr. Blanton, on
asked: ; Januui'j- 1, will suev'eed K. C.
11 Tile city to apply to Gaston (Red) McClain, who is retiring.
County for installation of sewer;
lino from the industrial park thl' Kin^sl Surviving are his wife, Lona
the Cleveland County line: | ccotltd Mt. Mct.iam at int i-aiis two sons Otis FaIN
The city to install about 330 Mountain store 18 years a ^o. ] ^ ^ ‘
!foet of line to the city limits. I Lunceford comes io Kmgii
i Mr. Linn said his firm wouldP'*uuniain fi^ the Ga-stoma
ritfstfan' the ■ 2400 feet frrim' branch, he w^a*-
I Gaston line to the city limit.s and sistant manager since April.
ttiot rotTiil-ir ‘sowa'^e fees for out- fore joining Sterchis he was
I d. Vi wo^urhe raid Ball Brothers Furniture in Bris-, Hennan I- alls Austin I-all
side seuKO wouio ne raui. Falls, all of Kings
Mayor John Henry Moss j years on active 5Iountain, and three sisters. Mis.
Gaston County has a firrn the Marine i-oros from Blalock and Mrs. .Sam
on sewer line laying, paying attended East Kings Mountain,,
cost. Should the area i J™* Sr^tv it was’and Mrs. Floyd Falls, of .Shi Iby.
to the city, Gaston i'Ount\ i j. marine re-i Eight gramlchildren surviv<‘.
expect to be reimbursed on *";*"*" j se,^^nt in June 1067.' 'The body will remain at Har-
of cost le.ss annual depreciation are Presbv-;^*^ Funeral Home until the final’
Tlic commission appro\cd = „ * j rites, when the body will lie in
Linn's renuosls. former janU-ol state at tho church fioin 3
-- Bristol. They have ® family will receive
1 friend.s at the Funeral Home
Jr., Kings Mountain, an ! Douglas
Falls, Ouanah, Texas, and a
lUiaughlcr, Mr.s. Betty .Muiiis, of
B,.. i York, S. C.
out', fore joining Sterchi's he was with i Also surviving are three broth-
Ball Brothers Furniture in Bris-iOrs.
’olio liearing will Ik* held
De/eniber 10 on a major city lim-
I its o.xtcnsion to t!ie .Southwest.
Kublie bearing was called fol-
: lowing r< ceipt f/f petitions for
; annexation c'ovcring 132 par<t‘!s
of property in the aica, including
loo resi lonces, ai proximatrly .500
‘ person.--, 121.7.5 acres of land, and
, the Mar^race plant of N’eisco
’ Sales, Inc., Lamlx*lh Rope Cor*
point ion, and Hi’nnett Brick and
Tile c'ompany.
Tlu'oiPward bounds are: along
: the .Southern Uaiiw.iy riglit-of-
way sfiutbwest to the undeipass;
along tin* north .side of the old
Kings .Mountain-fjrover highway
to llu' Veterans of Foreign Wars
property; along the southeast
side of Phifer Roafl to the Phifer
property line; additionally, on
the northwest side of Phifer Hoad
th(* high school properly, from its
Beason Crts k line to a point 100)
feet soutli of Fulton road.
11 will i)(' Hie largest city limits
C-xtension since 1023.
I Li'gal notice of the F ublic hear-
I ing. published in today’s Kings
Mountain Ilerahl, not<'s 20 proj}-
erties excepted from the proper
ty to he annexed as: Tliomasson.
.McDaniel Propertv. Guy C. Trout.
W’. R. Walk('r, T. \^^ Gregoiy-,
Denny ProFieriy: Ai tlnir Hamrick,
'F. M. .Sluiford, Henry Wells, Wy-
i jtl Blaloi k, Bobby Rhea, Paul
'kalis, B( tsy Allen Hwo traetst.
! Harold L. Hol d, Willard Comp-
I Ion, Doug Eubanks. Helen Lo
Igan, Larry Moss, and Henry
1 Noisier.
resent the city in the (aronna.-*! Tu(\<day night’s city c.*om-
Carrout-ei lhanksgi’.ing Day 1'**', niission meeting. Jim Yarbi-'t,
radc in Uiark tte. j vice presid<‘nl of the KiiT^s Moiin-
W. D.! ^‘***' .Merchants association, and
Pj’ip. jGene Timms, president of tlu’
Chamber of Commc'rce, reported
PRINCESS — Cecilia Morrison
will represent the city as Car
rousel Princess in Thursday's
Thanksgiving D o y Carolinos
Carrousel in Charlotte.
Miss Morrison
KMHS Princess
Cecilia M frrison. King.s Moun
tain high school senior, will rep-
Daughter of Mr. and .Mrs.
Hied I Morrison, tin* local
ce.'S left for Charlotte Wedne.sd:i\ j' .
uftornoou. >ho attond.vl t h o j''udorspnionls of tliPir organiza-
KniBhts of Carruusvl Coronalv-'donsion.
Ball Wrclnosdav vvonins al Wlul. ' I', ^'as a so r.TorK'd tho .•xto.v
House Inn, Chari.tt.-. The hi-. has Iho lorsoment of tne
Thank-^giving Day jiirade ir-
which Miss Morrison will paniei- j
pate will be televised starting at
In making his requests,
Linn said his film will employ Burnette,
He added that Kind- a thren-year-old dauj-hter.
of
175 persons,
er chose Kings Mountain after j
seeing IS cities. He commented,
“Kings Mountain reacted. The
others didn’t
The Luncefords expect to move
here as quickly as a residence can
be obtained.
red to the Wilmington operation 1 Davidson as a.lminlstrative office lege.
of the .statewide banking .system.; building, and decision lo offer for'
The a.ssignment becomes effectivi*;
on Deeembt'f 1, according to Pro.si
d(‘nt Lewis R. Holding. '
Francis comes to Cleveland
County from Greensboro where h<‘
hus .served in both the commercial
and installment loan areas of
Kir.st-Citizens sim*e joining the
firm in 196.5. Prior to entering
banking he was with a consumer
credit organization for three .years.
A native of Durham, Franci.s
graduated from Durham high
<(hf)ol and attemded Campbell
rcjlloge and the W(»st Virginia In-
• itiile of Technology in Mont-
>nu*ry. West Virginia. He is a
veteran of tin* U. S. Army and
S(‘rv(*d in Europe for two y«‘ars
lie is marric'd to Ihe former
Joanna Andrews, :tlso of Durham,
sale the Park Grace school pro-'
perty. The prc'sc'nl administrative
oHice on East Ridge street will
be available for rent as a resi
dence, wbivh it formerly was.
Statement of tlie ('ompact Im
provement club F>arents follows:
“Integration is one of the
grandest suggestions that could be
between the Negro and White.
But why sliould^it be onosidexi'.*
We have some precious memorii’s
and treasures that we. too, would
Mr. Moss, son of Mr. and Mrs.
M. B. Mijs.s. former Kings Moun
tain residents, has been an in
structor and dean of students at
the Charlotte institution -or
twelve years.
Mi. Moss, who is marri<!d to the
former Jean Owens, daughter of
Mi. and Mrs. Richard Ovens of
Kings Mountain, graduated from
Kings Mountain high sehool. He
joined the faculty of King's col
lege in 1956 as an instructor in
accounting and rose to the posi-
like to maintain, t'oinpaol Kl<
mentary School ts one of Uon of dean of students in 1958.
I treasures. Compact is the old(*st
school in CUweiand County and| He reccriyed his B. S. dt*gri*e from
ihe root s’cdiool of Kings Moun- the B^iwliii;
lain Citv School System. I know'Commerce and his .M. A. degree
of no school that b<*ar marks of from Appalachian Stale Univer-,
our forc'fathers more than the, sity. Mr. Moss is a member of the j retired rei^rosentative of Dry-
cleaning EquiF>ment ComF>any, son
Green College of
and the couple has a young sim. Comiiact Sehool that stands south
Th<* family is McMhodist and c*x- ’ of a little city of Kings .Mountain,
pect to relocate in Kings Moun-j North Carolina. This school is the*
B V J Mk- Bridges'
Robert Styers i ,
Rites Conducted Brtes Conducted
j Funeral rites for Mrs. Edith
Funeral rites for Robert , pitts Bridges, wife of Elmo |
Styers. 60, of Venice. Fla., Bridges, were held Friday in the
resident of Kings Mountain, were Funeral;
held Sunday at 3 p.m. from Kings; pi Neptune Beach, Fla. i
Mountain Baptist church, inter-, r^hc Bridges’ are former resi-1
ment following in Mountain Bessemer City and Kings;
cemetery. 'Mountain. Mr. Bridges is brother!
Rev. James Wilder, as.sisted by • former Mayor GhH?,
Rev. George Julian, officiated at ^ Bridges.
. the final riles. Active iiallbcarers Mrs. Bridges died in a Jack.son-
wore Fred Dixon. Mayor John yjjp, hospital after an illness of;
Henry Moss. Lewis Dellinger, Bob months.
, Trevarihan, Howard Bryant andi Sho was a member of the East-
Gene Timms. ^ I orn Star and the White Shrine.
Mr. Styers died Friday in a; B<’sides her husband slie is Mir-;
I Florida hospital after serious iH* i vived by her parent.s. Mr. and
of several months. He was^ji^ j l. Pitts of Gastonia; one
son. Max Anthony Bridges of Nep-1
tune Beach; two sisters. Mrs.
from 7 to 9 Thursday night.
The .service will he conducted
I by Rev. D. B. Alderman, Central
! Methodist pastor. and Rev,
: Charles Easley, St. Matthew’s
j Lutheran pastor.
Interment will be in Mountain
: Rest cx.*metery.
9:15 a.m. Tliurs lay morning.
Mi.ss Morris.m was chos<*n
Kings Mountain PriiKx*ss by mem
bers of the high school senioi
cla.ss. She is active in the French
club and Student F*ariicipation
Organization.
Leaf Removal Work
By City Continues
The city’s leaf-removing ma
chine is running “hot”.
And the job still isn’t done.
Mayor John Henry Mo.ss says
it will continue in operation un
til the job is done. He also
thanked citizens for their co-
oix'ration in piling Icav**s at the
curbs.
Moyor To Greet
Men In Vietnam
tain shorUy.
March Of Dimes
Leaders Named
1 brain of twelve men fliat were
I thinking on the future of our
i (‘hildren and Ihe Race which they
' wore a part. This school move-
Couthiuni On Pu.vr Elpht
of
R(*nnett Mastei-s, Harris Funeral i
Home mortician, and Miss Kli/a-l
iK’th Stewart, Herald women’s;
editor, will serve* as eo-cliairmen
of Kings .Mountain’s March ot
Dimes campaign.
F.oal of the campaign in C’leve-
laiifl County is $6,000.
Boyce Hannah of Shelby will
ci'rve as fund camiiaign cliainnan
for Cl<'\ eland County.
Plans for the drive, lo be con-
dintcd in January, were made
.Monday night by 12 officers of the
Ch'veland County March of Dimes'
rhaiiter who alteneled a meeiing,
at First F<‘(l('ral Savings & Loan
Association In Sln*lby.
Chapl(*r Prc'sident Charlie Har-
rv (if Grover presided.
Funds froip the March of Dimes
camFrtifJO will be used for ihe
^mosl part tor research into the!
Peause of birth defects and arthrit- ,
ic ailments. Some of the funds
ri'inain in this county and arej
usefi for rehabilitation of polio
patients, to purchase wheelchairs
and braces for polib patlehts and'
Continued Un Paijo Eiafit '
)
Thanksgiving Heie Will Feature
Holiday Hunting, Turkey. Church
Kings Mountain cili/<*ns pre-
l>ared this week for a traditional
Thanksgiving Day holiday.
'The diet jiiomiscfl to ineludr'
numerous turkey dinners, ti'cks t<»
Pi Tau Nu Fraternity, the North
Carolina Personnel and Guidance styers of Kings; j^p^e Sides of Gastonia and Mrs.,
As.soeiation. the Nai^tional Ldm-a-1 Winfield Hpip,, f’. Oehlsen of Richmond.*
tion .Vss(K-iation. and the feouthern , styers. i Va.; and two brothers, Arthur W. *
He is survived, in addition toipmsof North Augu.sta. S. C., and
his mother, by his wife. Mrs, Alta! James C. Pitts of Rwky Mount. •
Sitlor Styers; ^vo brothers, Joiini For a number of years ihoj
Styers of Hampton, Va. and Bruce Rj-Kigos and their nephew. Glee] —
Styers of Hagerstown, Md.; two Edwdn Bridges of Kings Moun-
sisters, Mrs. D. E, Tate of Kings; tain, operated Bridges Hai'dware:
Mountain and Mrs. Carl Lewis of in ^xsse.mer City. In 1951 the* E1-!
Gastonia: one nephew, Jo<* H. Me- mo Bridges purchased Glee Ed-
Daniel, Jr. of Kings Mountain and win Bridges' interest in the finn
one niece, Mrs. Joe Edison of Giu?-; and continued to operat<* the
Ionia.
College Personnel Ass(K'iation. He
is also a past president of the
North Carolina As.sociation
Business Colleges.
Mayor John Henry Moss is
seeking the names and ad-
dros.ses of Kings Mountain seiv-
Icemen on duty in Vietnam.
Mayor Moss said he uould
send the men Christmas greet
ings on behalf of the city.
The Mayor a.sks that the ad
dress's be telephoned to his of
fice 739-2563.
Cancel Unit
Elects Oiiiceis
Mrs. Charles .\dams of Kings
Mountain ha.s been elected .'iec-
•ind vico-president of the Cleve
land County Unit of the Ameri
can Cancer Sm-iety.
The nt*w officer.-- w(*re elected
It a meeting held Monday with
?aul .Vstobe.’^g o! Aslioville. Held
repre;''entaliv(' (jf the Society, as
zucsi siH'aker.
John Lancy of Shelby was elect
*d [)r<'sident nt the society. Other
>fficcrs an Lloyd Williams, first
.'ice • president; Mrs. Charles
jperling, ox ecu i i \ (* secretary,
drs. Oliver Anthony, Jr., treasur
er; Dr. Avery MeMurr.v, mecUoal
dvi.sor: John Martin, education
hairman; and Bobby
rusad(* treasurer.
the c‘n lorscmeiit of
city jiianning hoard.
Don J'mes. supciintend<mt of
•bools, snifi the scltool board has
{H'litioned in. lusion of all the im-
provcii prfqierty at the high
Si-hpol ^ite. He said the schools
Continued On Puyc Einht
Mill-Power Wins
Station Award
'The city Tuesday awirdcd con
tract to Mill-Power .^'iipply Com-
’■):my. Charlotte, for installation
of transformers and necossaiy
housing and supply Oxford In
dustries and the York road area.
Mill-Power’s lump sum bid of
$15,7(K) was low of six, and $2572
under the second low of Grabar
Electric C'>mi)any at SIS,272.
Mill-Powor indicated comple
tion in 20 weeks.
The hoard accepted low bid of
Southwell Motor Company, at
$2005, for a fouixloor sedan po-
lii-e vi'hicle. Vit tory Chevrolet bid
$31 U). 12.
Victory Chevroici s low of
S;H0S.65 for a I'l: ton truck for
the Fjublic works department was
aix’eptcd. Southwell Motor bid
$3275.
Bradley Bartholomew, of \V. K.
service at 7:30 a.m. a! Boyce Me
moriai ARP eluireh and men of’
the i-liurch will serve lire.ikfast
at S a.m.
M<*n of First Presl)yl<n ian,
football games, church attend- churcli will serve Tlianksgiving
ante ^at s|.ocial Tlianksgiving s**a. breakfast from 7:30 until 8:30
son s<'rvici*s and ranibl«*s thi'ougli a.m^
Ihe woods with bunting <logs aiuF Virtually all Ivings Mountain
churclu's participated in a com
munity-wido Thanksgiving serv-
guns.
Several churches plan Thanks
giving Day s(*rviccs and br(*al\
fasUs.
St. Matthews laitlu’ran elur*ch
has scheduled a 10 a.m. 'Hinnks
giving worship service. Rev.
Charies Easley will use tlie .s(*r-
mon topic. “The Lost Ghord.”
At Kings Mountain Baptist
church men of the Brotherhood
ice. the eity’s first, Wednesday
night at Central school auditor ,
lum.
The annual Candinas Carrou
sel Thanksgiving Parade Tliurs-
day morning in Charlotte will at-,
traet numerous folk. Blonde,
pretty Cecilia Morrison, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Morrison,
Dedmon Couple
Married By Dixon
Miss Matilda l>edmon's moth
er and father, Florence Jane
Batts and James Monroe D<Hi-
mon, were, the first (*oupIe mar
ried hy Tliomas Dixon. Cleve
land Cctunly native and one of
its famous sons.
“Fire from Hie Flint - Ihe
Amazing Careers of Thomas
Dix<m”. a biograjjhy by Ray
mond Allen Cook, goes on sale
Satuixlay by John F. Blair,
Winston Salem publisher.
Th(* Dedmon wedding took
(business until they moved to
; Florida. They resided in Saraso
ta, Daytona Beach and Jaekson
ville Proper and moved to Nep
tune Beach six years ago.
Hord Property
Is Auctioned
New Era In Court Procedures
Begins Monday In 27th District
By EUZABETH STEWART
A new t'ra in eourt proc<‘dLirer
in Gaston, Cleveland and Lincoln
eounlies will be inaugurated Mon
day morning wiu*n judges and
magistrates in the 2Tlb .ludiiial
j District arc sworn into office.
I Jud^e George B. Tlnnnasson
i has F^rcsiJed at the last session
I of Kings .Mountain r(‘e(M‘der’.s
1 court.
I Unfler lh<' new svstem. a local
Mrs.’George B. Hoi*d arui Fred' defendant charged with on "I
Hoixl, sister-in-law and brother of fense for which the punishment
the late Miss Margie Hord, were cannot (‘xceed a fine of .$.)t). ex
high bidders for West Gold striM*t elusive of costs, or impriMnmient
real estate of the late Miss Hord of 30 days, can en!«‘r a guilty
at public auction Saturday. plea and get dlsF>osition of hi';
Tlie sale, conducted umier court case bdqne .Magistrate* J. Lee
Guffey, ■ Dickson Sr Company, reported
j projress of constTuction cm Ihe
' sewage .system improvements and
Mrs. Holmes Harry of Grov(*r <»xF>ansion “on scluxlule or a lit-
va.s elected an area service chair- tie ahead of schedule”. Ho said
iian. ! th(‘ McGill plant addition should
be ready for use about January 1.
Iiending arrival of two pieces of
e<iuipment.
q'hr board rcvoivod no bids to
th<‘ (3ier(‘kor stn*ot and N. Go
forth street paving work, hut
voted to advertise for bids f»n'
paving of For<i sircet. fix»m Beiv
nolt street to Wendland drive,
and for paving Woodland drive,
from Ford slre(*t to York road.
The board refenwl lo the zon
ing Ivmd F;4'tilion df Mr. and Mrs.
Cliarles H. Canipe for rezoniiv
of their residence at 605 Alex-’*'
dm* street for use as be-^0.\
shop. f t . »i
(i('orgi‘ McSwaiti, dean;** teen-
li-unkenn<*ss, fop inslanc**. and
there wiH he a Hat tee of $15
cost i>!us tlie iai] fi'e jilu-' Ci)st
ol his meals in city jail. This will
ajqil.v to evei.v (»ff<'ns(* which
falls within Hie trial jurisdiction
of a magistrate*, and lin<'s may
be aided to this amount to total
no more than $5'). A magislrat<
can issue a w:iriant for any oth-
<*r otHmse e\'('n murder-and hind
' ni 'al an! vocational
. liool
,<! functions
Hu* defendant over to th(* jnojK’r
trial court aHer lu'aring. j Gaston tmllege, ouHi . ,
Mr. litiberts said ma.gistral)*.- and servuvs of I’**^*^
ha\e guilty pica jurisdiction o\cr
any ic tiie.sc olH'n.s^'s except traf
fic tjfb'nses. Me has guilty plea
jurisdiction o\er only those tral
fic \'olations which anpear on a
schedule promulgated by the
will servo breakfast from 7 until will represent Kings Mountain as
8:30 a.m. Rev. Janies Wilder will Caprou.sel Princess. The parade
deliver a Thanksgiving mes8ai.je will be tolevisetl via WHTV be
at 0 a.m. ginning at 9:50 a.m. followim^
Rev. Thomas RMiit* wdli con-, the big Macy parade,
duct a Thanksgiving worship (Continued on Payc Eighth
plaw November 2S, 1SS9. and order for setlloment of the es- Robtmls, w»ho is presently assign o. i, \xr i An„«r,
includes thi*ee tracts, txvo ed to Kings Mountain. .Mr. Rol»- chu*l distiiel judge, \\. J. AlUan^
the north side of Gold, the erts wdll ofierali* his office near of Cherryville.
side. .City Hall six days a week from Under (he now system, for In-
I nnnn IQ days.'S:^! until 5 p.m. sianct*. John D(h* is charged with
B Hortli Under the new system Joim driving the wrong v\ay a dual-
IDfK.* ottn plead guilty l" inihlic C^ntinurd On Poyr Eiyht
was the first wedding p4'rform-
od in .Shelby’s Elizabeth Baptist
church.
Miss Dedmon lives in Kings
Mountain, her paitnls were
Cleveland County natives.
on
other On the south
Bids remain open
Commissioner Gdorge
i said.
.*<1 cooperation wi'*’
iness and indu*^’.'’ offering
needed instr-Expressing
appreeialiop. Mayor Jolm Henry
Moss note*! there are eurrentiy
enrolled at Gaston allege SI stu
dents from Kings Mountain.
q’he board adojited a resolution
commending the Kings Mountain
Ministerial Association for its
several continuing community-
wide (ontril.’itions.
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