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Greater Kings Mountain 21,914
City Limits (1966 Census) 8,256
City Limits (Estimate 1968) 9300
Tk* Or««t«r Staffs Mouatolo ttgur* Is dsnvad from tho
spoeiol Ualltd Stolss Bureau of the Census report e
J nuory IKI. oad includes the 14.9S0 population •
lumher 4 Township, and the remaining 6.124 fron
Numher S Township. In Cleveland County and Crowder*
Mountain Township la Gaston County.
VOL 81 No. 2
Established 1889
IIS nu
Kings Mountain's Reliable Newspaper
Kings Mountain, N, C., Thursday, January 9, 1969
Pages
Today
Seventy-Ninth Year
PRICE TEN CENTS
Local News
Bulletins
m^ter receipts
Parking motor rowipts for iho
week ended Tuesday totaled
$200.20, including $12G from on-
.vtreot meters, SSI from fines
and $17.20 from off-street me
ters.
LAKE MONTONIA
Annual stm-kholdors meeting
of Lake Monlonia Club will be
c-onvened at 7:3-0 Monday nigiit
at City Hall courtroom, Pixfsi*
dent Carl F". Mauncy lias in
formed members.
EIGHT ARRESTS
Kings Mountain Police De
partment arrested eight area
citizens during the weekend;
four persons were arrested on
charges of speeding, one for as
sault on female, one foi follow
ing too clo.seIy and two for fail
ure to comply with the state
' motor vehicle safety inspeciion
Uiw.
YOUTH STRUCK BY AUTO
Douglas Eugene Sexton, 14.
wus struck by an automobile
Thursday at 7 p.m. on rural
paved road 2283 near the city.
Driver of tho auto was Charles
Henry MOS.S, 37, also of Kings
Mountain, investigating high
way patrolmen reported, who
saidytho youth apparently ran
of the car. Young Sex-
treated at the local
ikpital but- not admitted. No
^charges were made.
161 Work To Start
Within Ten
iCansler Street
Project Not Yet
I On Kdding List
g i C. (L Tate Construction Com-
I pany, contractoi lor the Highway
' 161 improvement project, is ex-
I pec ted to begin construction with-
■ in the next ten days, T. G. Brooks
ol the state highway cDmmi.ssion
division office, said Wcclne.sday.
I The projc.rt, costing $691,000, in-
• eludes widening ol the roadbed
I from 18 to 24 feet from the city
limits south to the South Carolina
state line and relocation of the
section in the mountain gap area.
The pre.sent roadbc'd will be
moved southward to intersect at
the gap.
Ml. Brooks said the Cansler
street project is not included in
the January bid schedule, thought
it might be ready for February
action. Some right-of-way remains
to be obtained.
i RESIGNS — Rev. L. Thomos
I Richie, pastor of Boyce Memorial
j ARP church, has resigned his
pastorate to join the staff of
, Gaston Community Action.
Richie Resigns
! ARP Pastoiate
Mrs. Denton's
Rrother Passes
CAGO Executive Committee
T 0 Recommend! wo-YearPlan
MASTER ^ WllUcon E,. (Bill)
Sellers has been installfd os
Worshipful Master of FofrTiew
Lodge 339 AF&AM.
Jaycees To Make
Three Awards,
Two First Time
t 4i
Lodge Taps
Bill Sellers
. INSTALLED
f Four new deacon.'^ were or-
jtiaincd and installed at morn-
'ing ux)r.ship .services Sunday at
First Presbyterian church. Tliey
are Charles Blanton, Raymond
Goforth, B. F. Maner and .Jor?
Neisler, Jr.
Rev. L. Thomas Richie, pastor' Funeral rites for Crawford
of Boyce Memorial ARP church 'Webb Barnett, 93, of Shelby,
nearly four years. lesignej Sun brother of Mrs. Frank Denton of
flay to join the staff of Gaston, Grover, wore hold Saturday a!
;2:30 p.m. from Zoar Baptist
I church, interment following in
' the church cemetery.
Mr. Barnett died Thursday in a
Morganton ho.spital after illness
' of nine years. He w'as a retired
of Rdphine, Virginia, farmer and textile worker.
Other survivors include
two
Jommiinily Action.
Mr. Ricliio submitted his resig
nation, to he • effective* January
31, to the congregation following
Sunday morning worship serv
ices.
A native
Mr. Richie holds a B..A. degree
from Erskine coIU*ge and a Bach-: sons; five daughters; one brother
1 clor of Divinity de'grce fre)m Er- and two sisters,
skine Theological Seminary. Ilis
wife, the former Ilarrieli Van
diver, took a two-><^ar cemrse in
secretarial science from FIrskine.
The RichicVaro panmts of a
two-year-old son, David. In Kings
Memntain Mr. Riciiie has served
as secretary and trasurer oif the*
OFnCER — Polmer E. Huffstet-
ler has been promoted to the
position ol corporate secretary
of Carolina Freight Carriers
Corporation which he joined in
September 1964 as legal counsel
. and assistont controller.
Huiistetlei
Melton's Rites
Are Condiii^ed
.4
Kings Mountain Jaycees w.Tl
make three award presentations,
two of them first-time a.waixls, at
the.annual Bo.sse^’ Night banquet
January 2l8t at the Woman’s
club.
Tlie Jaycees will pre.semt the
annual Distinguished Service A-
ward to tho Outstanding Young
William K. (Bill) Sellers was^^
installed as Worsdiipful Master of! ^oar Award to a Jayoee employ-
Fairview Lodge 339 AF & i ^^y tho clubmemiK^rs
Monday night in ceremonies the Educator erf tho Year a-
.Masonic Hall. ward, al.so voted by the club
Mr. Sellers succeeds II. Donald j
Falls, who served as installing! Any lo<eal citizen may si;)>mit
officer. Mr. Falls was assisted bv‘^ nomination for Young Man of
Howard Bridges, past master, a'si Year and contest deadline 's
marshal and Bobby (7. Bridges, j ^^^‘^trday.
past master, who prayed the eve-! Members nf the civic club at
ning prayer. ^ Tuesday night’s regular mooting
Other now offia*rs arc W. reports of two Christ-
von Kelly, senior waiden; Billyseason projects; the Christ-:
H. Hawkins, junior warden; Tho-'f^as tree project and the Toys for,
mas D. Tindall, secretaiy; Mar-iT<>ts. pronounced successful. Bob,
ion L. Williams, treasurer- Bobby I was tree project chairman
Collins, 'Pj-ler; James Rushing, i Carrigan was chairman
senior deacon; Darvin Chastain.!
junior warden; Wayne Russell,- Annual Jaycee Radio pay will
senior steward; George .Bowen, • ^ Mai-eh with Ken Rob-
junior steward; Bobby G. Bridg-i*^*^^ Sanders named co
os, chaplain; Lawrence Davis, i
three-year trustee;-and Bobby C
Bridges and Howaixl Bridges, |
continuing trustees.
I Refreshments were served by mf ■ ■ ■ A
I Kings Mountain Chapter 123, Or-j f ||||WH^W fk\ J
’ der of Eiistern Star, following in-! * ••• v
i stallation rites.
The ne^v Master appqintixl the
following committees to .servo
’^-3'
V
Jfl*
\l
V
■fl.
BIRTHDAY PARTY IN VIETNAM — Lt. Col, Donald C. Olive, above,
was surprised by his co-workers at De Lot, Vietnam, with birth
day cakes on his birthdoy recently. One cake is appropriately
enscribed. “Gramps." The Kings Mountain native is on permanent
d*aty in Vietnam, training soldiers in U. S. law enforcement. He
was transferred from AID in Washington. D. C. The career officer
in the Marine Corps joined Assistance to International Develop
ment two yeors ogo.
Wright Rites
Lt.-Col. Olive
In Vietnam; Son
Also Marine
[ in.,’ . . . . held Tliursday at 3 p.m. from
t ! MYcodonfa Baptist church of
"harity
Wililam E. .tellers,!
Ll. Col. Donald C. Olive. .Yl.
carm* offic<'r in iho V. .S. Marine*
Corps, has iK’en assi::ned to Viet
nam on permanent duty witli
Funeral.rites for Mrs. Lillie AID. Assistance to International
Hoylo WriglU, 73* of route two, Development.
,^The Kings Mountain .natiw,.
son of Mrs. E. B. Olive and the
Funeral rites for Horace M.;\v. Clavon Kelly and* Billy H.
MYcodonfa Baptist church
which she was a momher.
of late Mr. Olivo,
Washington, D.
joined AID in
C. two y('ai's ago
Melton, 62, of Caroleon, were held
from
Gault. Howard Brklges and Tho-
Kings Mountain Minislorijil A.sso- Friday afternoon at 3:30
ciation, js a member of the Ki- Caroleon Baptist church,
wanis dub and is a member of Mr. Melton, who died Thurs-
he mayor’s commit tee on human day. was brother of Mrs. Fred
elations. , Lockridge of Kings -Mountain.
Tlie Richies will move to Gas-
’onia February 1st. The Kings
.Mountain niinisier’s new work
with the anti-poverty program is
expected to iw concentrated main-
\y in the Besscmei City aiea of noadline for nominations for! Paul Walker, D. E. Tate and!
*'•’ . Kings Mountain’s Outstanding i Paul Owens; Building committee,-
.Mr. Richie i:5 ol new Saturday.'J. Hobart Dye, B. Manley Hayes,I
field roprosenlatiy<»s who have jjjjj chairman of the; Jr. and Moffett Seism; Ladies!
loined tile poverty agom >. ae-; Distinguished Service A-*nighl baiKpict, William E. Sell-
Windley, committee, reminded citi- ers, W. Clavon Kelly and Billy,
Deadline Saturday
For DSA Nominees
Jlaulims; ReffVew-o bI.v/ccM ''’f ^"<1 his assisnmoni at IV Lat v
sol'Jiei
minutes before the
mas D. Tindall; Oxford Orphan-i
asc. Don Falls Ralph Uarrisoh.l P'*'J'. 4'"'l"
Manloy Hayes. Kenneth Morriaon ‘"terment will be in
and Sam Weny; Masonte Etju- . „
ration Jackie Barrett, Qcorse,. I*"^
Bowen and Preston Todd; Fi^ ^4™'’ Home sandbars use,
Wednesday afternoon. <MTibroKlcred, \N cind •Mom
.Mrs. Wright died 'Puesday Mrs. Olive received the
of a heart at-! a Christmas present.
Todd; F'in
ineo and budget, Tom 7'ato. Bill
j Fulton and Dorus Bennett; East* . . « on
:ern Star and Masonie Home monnnp at 9:30
to train the Vietnamese*
in U. .S. law enfnicomt'ni.
His staff tliere includes nn in
terpreter, whose wif<* fashioneJ
for the Kings 'Mm.nt'iin inan’.s
mother a pocket book made from
d for barricades ainl
••Mom".
gifl a.<
.’ording to W'altcr H.
Ir., diiPCtor of Gaslon Commim
dy Aftum and me Ga.ston Office ^ nominee
of Econnmie Opportunity. Mr 3^^ 3^^
Windley said the new staff mem-, p.-esentation of the coveted
bers will assist the impoverished j
i ta<?k. .She was a native of Clcvc-
; land County.
I Besides hep husband other sur
vivors include four sons, Calvin
Wright, of Kings Mountain, Clay
ton Wright of Gaffney. S. C.,!
Jack Wri-ghl cif Swannanoa and
of the
lives.
area in bettering their;
by the Jay-;
Flu Incidence
Wins Promotion Seems Abating
■ The Board of Directors o
(Carolina Freight Carriers (4or 1
LEGION DANCE
The Wanderers will play for
a dance at Oti.s D. Gr(*on Po.st,
American Legion, Saturday ev
ening from 9 to midnight.
Kings Mountain Savings &Loan
Hopes To Get Ruilding Rids Soon
coos at their annual D.SA banquet
! on the evening of January 21st,
: at the Woman’s club,
j The award is presented to aj
lyorng man for outstanding com-|
munity service. i
Nominees should be between
, the ages of 21 and 3.5 and a resi-
Incidonce of influenza scorns dent of the Kings Mountain area,
to have peaked Druggist Charles Anvone is eligible for the award
. , Blanton said Wednesday. and anyone is eligible to nomi-
iwration has named a native of; And Schools Superintendent nate a candidate, reminded Mr.
Kings Mountain as an officer ef.j^Qpjgjfj Jones said a (H)mparison Allen,
the company. | qJ attendance records with last —
I’aimvr E. HuUstolloi-, 31, wash''"'' fhowocl^ schools with better
promoted to corporate .SeerelarvI iHmidance this year,
when D. F. Beam retired on Jan-i ^H’- Blanton said he had noted
uary i as Secretary - Treasurer. ^ greater incidence of flu among.
Beam, co-owner of Carolina with! Hian young folk.
his brother, C. G. B<»am, for
man>* years, had held the joint
office since 1937.
After graduating from Kinigs
Mountain high school in 1955,
lluffstetler entered Wake Forest
University. He was awarded a!
Bachelor of Arts degree in 19591 Kings Mountain .Savings &.
and a Law Degre<» in 1961. After, Loan Association experts to re-|
a hrii'l" period of practicing law' eive bids in February on its pro-
in Kings Mountain and adjusting: .iected now building which vvilF
casualty elaims in Orlando, Flor-j be constructed at the corner of S.
ida, he located in Raleigh. NorthI Cansler and Mountain streets.
Carolina, engaging in gent*rall The property, fronting 165 feet
law practice for two years. t on Mountain and 275 on Cansler,
In Soptomlw. 1964 Huffstetleri was puit hascti in late October
came to Carolina as Legal Conn ! from Cliailes B. Campbell. Pur-
sel and Assistant Conlndler. Per- chase price was $.35.(Y)0.
sonnel respon.sibilities wore as-' The brick-glass-concretc two-
signtxl to him in March, 1966. | story building will front on
Carolina Freight Carriers Cor- Mountain,
poration is an interstate motor‘ Estimated (*ast of the building
carrier of freight and has 32'is $2(XV)(H^-
terminal locations serving 20[ The downstairs floor will (*{n
stales and the District of Colum- tain 320') .s<iuare feel of floor
hia. The compamy employs over space and the second mezzanine
2600 people, with approximately 960 S(]U ire feet. The mezzanine
one half that number working in will feature a director’s room,
airl from the General Offices in . ustomer lo.nge, and community
Clierryvllle. i room, the latter available to civic
Hufffitetler is the son of Mr. and serviw groups for meetings
and Mrs. Dan .S. Huffst<»tlc‘j*. for Joe Smith, secretary-treasurer
jner residents of Kings Mountain, said it is hoped that construction
He is married to the former Mary will be undenvay In March.
Ann Beam whose i>arenls, Mr. “The lai';e lot will provide am*
and Mrs. Ben F. Hearn reside* on pie parking for employees and
Goforth Street, Kings Mountain.; (CoHfiHacrf on Paye Eiyht)
A present recently to Col. Olive
was a surprise birthday p4rty in
Vietnam. There were two cak<‘.^.
one appropriately enscribed
“Gramps’’ after liis ooworkeis
learned he was a first-time
grandpa. Son Jerry Olive and his
gton. D. i wife are parents of a son, Donald
urTavne°anfi Kvie Smbh Mrs^'^Otto ^Ford, "mi-'s' ^Lt. Col. Olivo has s<tvo(I in tlu-
U-o Pa>ne and K^.Smith. capacity with tho AID in
M « MB ■ ‘"^nd Mrs. Newell Cooper, all of Saigon. Da Nang and Tai Ann.
HOIIII AKAIt 'Kings Mountain; 27 grandchil- Tran.sferring from Washington. I).
.dren and II great-grandchildren. C. He toll his mother via telc-
V "IJ V%1 I —— phono Friday that he experts to
IfCOUllaS rldllGS ' City Tag Sales ^ permanent duty in Vietnam
their ap- H. Hawkins; and Demolay Advis-;^ . ,..,7
.e to hi^iory Commission John
L
1
/ %
even after the war ends and i-s
Jack Henderson. Hyattsville, Reach Over 500 in process of moving his family
Md. county police officer, I'obuilds from Fort Myers, Fla. to Manilla,
airplanes in his spare time. | Sale of city auto tags for 1969 Mrs. Olivo is the former Hilda
A native of Kings Mountain,' totaled over dOO this \ve<'k, one- Beatty of Charlotte. They ar<'
Henderson is the grandson of-third the amount of projected. parents of one son. Lt. Jeny
Mrs. J. G. Martin oif Kings Moun-'sales by Kings Mountain Lions Olive, 26, wlio has followed his
tain. He moved to Hyattsville! club members. father's footsteps in the s(*rvice.
with his family as a child, grew! Lions members are conducting Lt, Olive is stationed at Quanti-
up there and now ho and his wife! the tag sale in the cfuirtroom of co, Va.
and family leside therOi t^ify Hall Monday through Fri*t A graduate of Kings Mountain
Jack Henderson’s plane looks; day. hl^h vsehool and Wake Forest e«)l-
like the girl in the 19-12 assem-i The talrs sell for $1. lege. Class of ‘.39. Lt. Col. 01iv<'
I bly line just lifted her goggles! C. P. Barry is chairman of the served as a Major with the Fifth
1 and popped in the last rivet—thej Lions project. Continued On Paye Eiyht
; only thing missing is the “all the
i |x*opIe” flyei^, the young kids tin
those 12 dozen flickers) named!
■O'Mally, Brown, Wiznowski and;
Rahinowitz,
' Henderson, a Hyattsville resi
dent and a county cop by trade,
says being a police officer is “Don’t move or I’ll shoot you,
more dangerous than the stunt-1 said the voice from the dark,
ing he will oventuaUs*. do with his; Bob Hambright, Grover grocer,
reluiilt World War 11 trainer. j turned to face a young Negro, pis-
Ile began work on the small !tol in hand, who repeated the
plane in November and 7(X) spare i threat.
time hours later sa>:s. “It fliesj In one quick m'otkm, Hambright 1
like a baby.” 'hit the robber on the forelicad
ONE OF 100 ; with a. metal ea.shbox he was j
Although wartime assembly , carrj’ing in his hand. The as-^ail-'
linos turned them out by 'thelant fired twic<‘. The first .shot |
thou.sands, Henderson says his'missed and the second struck!
i Pr 26 Is among only about 160 Hambright once in the leg, be-[
in useable shape today, ; tw<*on the knee and thigh. Ihej
“This is the sei'ond plane like bullet penetrated bis left leg, Fhe j
this I bought. The first one is m>’ robber fled on foot Into the dark. ^
stockpile of spare parts,*’ he said. County law enforcement officers
I As he polished the canopy, Hen- are still investigating the at-
j derson talked about his plane’s* tempted robbery and shrwUng in
1 history, Grover and another robbery which
Group Favors
Employment
Oi Director
Tile Cleveland Organization of
r;o\crnmontal Of.icials executive
. ommittec will recommend to the
full mem)x*iship at the January
15 meeiing eniplo^ment of a full-
ime pa: I dire .-tor and establish
ment «»[ a 21-monih progiam to
include:
ll Ri. ommendation to the
.’oun;y boaici of commissioners
that a thorough study be made on
adoption ‘d a county water and
.srwer iioiicy.
2* Establishment of a county
parks system.
3»Zoning of the Buffalo lake
area.
4> Establishment of a county
library s.vslem.
The executive committee will
also re»*ommcnd continuation of
i.forts to establish a permanent
voter n*gistration system and to
adopt an annual budget for the
organization.
The executive committee itself
voted to hold monthly sessions.
Mayor John Henry Moss, new
ly ek‘clec! clnirman, reiterated
[ 11 his previous thinking that “CAGO
jean he tin* most effective instru-
j menl we have tor county-wide de-
seIc.pirK*nt’’.
He also re^ommenJed a paid
jOlficial to 1m* a re.M*ai\.her and
j admini.strator in the pursuit of
; desirable programs, iiiv-luding
1 those* which the federal govern-
i ment aids with sliare funds.
I To a (luestion by n'tiring Chair-
I man Lamar Young, Mayor Moss
i ouilinetl the rec<*ntly adopted
, wator-sewer policy of Gaslon
I County as a possible av<*nue. Gas-
I ton County appropriated $100,000
for lint'-laying aid, alloc'ates to
particular pndeets on a formula
inch (li*> ^ taxable base of imius-
' try and or residences to be serv-
! eci.
The ex(’cu1iv«‘ committee h<*lJ
a luncheon meeting Wednesday
at Hotel Charle.s dining room in
Shelby.
.\<*xt Wedn(*s(iay’s memN^rship
meeting will be at Kings Moun
tain Country Club at 7 p.m.
Mrs. Leievers'
Rites Conducted
Funeral rites for Mrs, Maude
Lef«‘vers. 70, of No. 5 Bennett
Drive, widow of Perry Lefevers,
were held Tuesiay at 4 p.m. from
Kings Mountain Church oif God.
interment following in Mountain
Rest cemetery.
The Rev. T. O. Dennis officiat
ed at tho final rites.
Mrs. Lefevers dU*d at 12:05
to the r>iort]i Carolina Geneial M<»n<lay morning at her home.
Assembiy will hol<l “legislator’s she was the daughter of the
day" at the courthouse annex in iaie Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Bell
.Shelby Friday afternoon at 2 and a member of the Kings
o’clock. Mountain Church of God.
The delegation includes Sena- Surviving are seven sons, L. P.
•ors .ku k White and Marshall Lefevers of East Point, Ga., Lar-
Rauch an i Repres<*niativcs W. K. ry Lefevers of Bessemer City,
Maunc\ . Jr., iioiiei t Z. I’alls and Mack, Bryant. J. D., Gene, and
itolx*rt Jone.'^. Ross Lefevers, all of Kings
SenaUn* R:iurh. on announcing Mountain: two daughters, Mrs.
the meeting on hehaif ot liimself Uuiiler Cobb of Chenyvillo and
iral confreres, saiil. "We want Mrs. Ruby Davenport of Kings
people*, e.^pecially from Cleveland Mountain: two brothers, Mack
eiili
AT QUANTICO—Lt. Jerry Olive,
26, grandson of Mrs. E. B. Olive
of Kings Mountain, is serving
with the U. S. Marine Corps at
Quantico, Va. Lt. Olive is son of
Kings Mountain native Donald
Olive and Mrs. Olive. Lt. Col.
Olive is a career officer now at
tached to AID in Vietnam. Lt.
Olive, his wife ond son, Donald
Lee, live in Quantico. He is a
graduate of Montana Univer
sity.
Legislator Day
In Shelby Friday
C'l(*vcland County’s delegation
Hambright Is Wounded In Robbery
Attempt; 1-85 Tmck Plaza Robbed
u
CAPTAIN — Fain Hambright
Grover Postmaster* has been
elected Captain of the Grover
Rescue Squad for the coming
year.
I “It came out of Fairchild Sept, occurmd near Klng.s .Mountain!
117. 1942 and was iiso<! b^; tho during tlie weekend.
Annv to train figliter pUols un- Events; of the Grover robbery ;
til 1916 when it was sold aqd attempt foiled by Hambright fob
eertifiod for civilian use. It’s had. lowed this sequence.
■ four other owners besides m^^'and At 6:30 p.m. Bobby Hambright
was last flown in ia>t by a guy' was about to get in Ills truek aft-'
1 from Cheverly.” . er leaving Camp’s Barber Shop.
I He said getting papers and do-i Depo.sits from Saturday receipts at
1 Co«fi««ed On Page Eiyht I Co»tflrt«cd On Page Eight
KIWANIS SPEAKER *- Cleve
land County Sheriff Haywood
Allen will be guest speaker at
Thursday night's meeting of the
Kiwonis club at 6:45 p.m. at the
Woman’s club.
'^Minty rind certainly from any
• urro.nding count i<*si to visit
-villi thcji- state legislators and
giv(* the l(*gislalors their opinions
)n an> ujicoming liills, suggest
uiy idcits they may have and in
;4enoral, g<*i to know their legis
lators better.’’
Beware Motorists
Who Park Improperly
. police will l)c,,in giving clla-
! lions somi to drivers who p.ii k
: impro))er!y. w.irns i>.)licc Chief
:'Pum .McDev itt.
Chief Mil>( Vit! rcmjnd(*d im»-
torisls that i‘i order to park on
I tJi<' Icfl side of th<* street a mo-
tor-ist mrst (lri\'i* to the left. He
iiolofl that a number of citizens
•an* hr<*akinu tin' law rfnd that
In two wc<’ks polUe will l)i*gin
■ citing (lriv(*rs for imf»rop(*r park-
I’lg and or <lriving on the leTl
suh* i>f tli(‘ strc'cl.
Ih* cited particularly cases of
I improper paildng on Mountain
• and Gold .str(*<’t, iuavily trawled
strei'ts in l( ah.
LUTHERAN SERVICE
."’('Tvice of Holy Communion
will be ob.scrvcd .Sunday morn
ing at the morning worship
hour at ll at St. Matthew’s
Lutheran cliurch.
and Marshall Boll of Blacksburg,
S. C.; two sisters, Mrs. C. B. Car-
r<»ll and Mrs. I^li/a YfiSwain of
Kings Cr**ek. S. C.; 25 grandchil
dren and 15 great-grandchildren.
Hospital Limits
Visiting Patients
Kings Mountain Hospital
.Sunday limited visiting of pa
tients to mendxws of their im
mediate families.
'rho action was tak(*n due to
the heavy incidence of influ(*n-
z,.i.
said th<* lian will Ik* lift<‘d as
(]iuckly as it is deemed feasible.
Administrator Grady Howard
lanuary 17th
School Holiday
Friday, Januaiy 17, will bo
a holiday for pupils cK Hie
Kings Mountain school district,
but not for icachc'rs.
Superintendent Donald Jones
said the day will be devoted to
a t(*a-her w orkshop.
Monday past was a partial
holiday, due to dcfev*tive heat
ing plants at Grover and Beth-
ware .schools. Schools were dis
missed at 2 p.m. in order to
avoid (Hunplicalions in the bus
iransportath’ii plan.