y 20, 1969
0
0
lALUB
AVINOS
«K»Me»4 */AtJLM
SOLD
STAMPS
f
GOLD
BTAMP8
WJJk
MMNOt
LO
VPS
mmm\ vmjm
mm
Thursday, February 20, 1969
THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD, KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C.
Page 5
GIVE To The KINGS MOUNTAIN HEART FUND
• • • e
THAT OTHERS MAY LIVE
• % •
HEART SUNDAY
i
HOUSE - TO - HOUSE CANVASS-2 - 5 pjn.
ROADBLOCK BY KINGS MOUNTAIN JAYCEES-2-5 p-m.
lAYCEES MANNING THE ROADBLOCK WILL DISTBIBUTE FREE
COFFEE TO MOTORISTS (At U. S. 74-Oveihead Bridge and West King
Street).
PERSONS NOT CONTACTED SHOULD FORWARD CONTRIBUTIONS
TO: MK.HeniyNeisler, Heart Sun day Chaiman, Philer Road, Kings
Mountain, N. C.
ALL VOLUNTEERS ARE URGED TO COMPLETE SOLICITATION WORK
SUNDAY AND REPORT CONTRIBUTIONS TO MRS. NEISLER.
BALLOONS FOR HEART MONTH—Members of the Future Homemcdcors of America chapter of Kings
Mountain high school are conducting Balloon Days as feature of Heart Month in February. Balloon
Day is February 22nd and various FHA'ers will be in the business district conducting the Heart
Fund solicitations. Blowing up the ted heart bal'.oons are, seated, left to right, Nancy Reynolds,
Cathy Carroll; Standing, from left, Deborah Burns. Linda Childers, Shelio Harry, Shirley Lawson,
and Betty Hall. (Photo by Isaac Alexander).
GIVE...
•• Mr. will IIT.
HEART
FUND
FEBRUARY IS
HEART MONTH
Kings Mountain City Heart Fund Committees
City Director: Betty Gamble, 409 Hawthorne Road
Heart Sunday Chairman: Marilyn Neisler, Phifer Rd.
Business Days: L. E. Hinnant, First Union National
Bank.
Corporations & Industries: Tom Trott, 104 E. King.
Special Gifts: Lib Morrison, 406 Edgemont Drive.
\
Heart Fund Benefits Co-Chairman: Jo Smith, 410
Hawthorne and Evelyn Hamrick, Meadowbrook
Road.
Clubs and Organizations: Betty Gamble, 409 Haw
thorne Road.
Post Chairman: Ken Pruitt—Boy Scouts, 711 Groves.
Balloon Day Co-Chairmen: Margaret Baird, Kings
Mountain High School and Cathy Carroll,
Church Street.
Tag Day Chairman: Libby Blanton, Phifer Road.
Trea.surer: Helen Blanton, First Union National Bank
HEART FUND DRIVE UNDERWAY — These yorng women are participating in the Feb
ruary Heart Fund drive in Kings Mountain and have distributed coin containers in downtown
firms. Seated are Belinda Stroupe, Kay Patterson a id Arm Hunter Plonk. Standing, from left, Suzanne
Amos, Susan Goforth, Susan Fite, Verlene Ross, A -.n Baird, Connie Phifer, Ava Spearman, and
Frances McGill, Mrs. John H. Gamble is Kings M untain chairman. BcUoon Day will be on Satur
day with FMA'ers from the high school conduct ng the solicitation effort in downtown Kings
Mountain. (Photo by Isaac Alexander).
This Message In The Puhlic Interest Is Spcmsored Ry These Kings Mountain Films and Individuals:
SUPERIOR STONE COMPANY
PHONE 739-4761
KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
Spangler's Ready-Mixed Concicte, Inc.
SAVE TIME AND LABOR
PHONE 739-4723
NEISLER MILLS DIVISION
NEISCO SALES
KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD
YOUR HOME NEWSPAPER
PHONE 739-5441
GRIFFIN’S DRUG
YOUR PRESCRIPTION STORE
FRE£^ PICKUP* DBUVERy
PHONE 739-4721 • 129 MOUNTAINST
BELK'S DEPARTMENT STORE
YOUR HOME OF BETTER VALUES
TELEPHONE 739-2526
SOUTHWELL MOTOR COMPANY
YOUR FORD DEALER
TELEPHONE 739-4743
KINGS nOUHTAIN
TMS smnE DRUG COMPANY
■ THE XlTY S MODERN,STOft
VICTORY CHEVROLET COMPANY
THE WALKING MAN'S FRIEND
TELEPHONE 739-5471
FULTON'S DEPARTMENT STORE
KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C.
DRESS SHOP SECOND FLOOR
RADIO STATION WKMT
1220 ON YOUR DIAL
FRED PLONK OIL COMPANY
GROVER ROAD
TELEPHONE 739-3231
J
I