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THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
Thursday, March 6, 1969
PRESBYTERIAN
“Invitation and Demand” will
be tlie sermon topic of Dr. Paul
Ausley at the 11 o’clock morning
worship hour Sunday at First
Prosbylenan church.
Clinic Schednle
Is Announced
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WEEKLY —
Monday 8 a.m. to 12 noon
General Clinic, X-ray Clinic; 1 p.
m. to 5 p.m. — General Clinic, X-
ray Clinic.
Tuesday 1 p.m. to ,t p.m.
General Clinic.
Wednesday 8 a.m. to 12
noon Mother and Infant, and
Planned Parenthood Clinics.
1 hursday — 1 p.m. to .5 p.m.—
General Clinic.
Friday — 2 to 4 p.m. Kings
Mou\tain Clinic.
SPECIAL CLINICS
1st Thursday — Eye Clinic
Registration - 8 a.m. (Indigent
Patients certified by Welfare De
partment and seen on referral
basis)
, 1st Friday — X-ray Clinic —
Kings Mountain — on Street
10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
3rd Tuesday Chest Clinic
Health Department - for con
Mrs. Phillips'
Rites Conducted
lohnson Assigned
To Vietnam Duty
Funeral rite.s for Mrs. Nancy
Margaret Childers Phillips, 61, of,
613 Mauney avenue, were held
Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. from'
Harris Funeral Home Chapel, in-l
terment following in Oakland
cemetery at Gaffney, S. C. i
Mrs. Phillips died .Monday ini
the Kings Mountain hospital aft-'
cr so.v«ral month's illness.
She was daughter of the late
Mr. nd Mrs. Grant Childers.
Surviving are her husband, A.
S. Phillips, of Gaffney, S. C.;
daughter, Mrs. George T. Davis
of Laurens, S. C.; four brothers,
Robert L. Childers and David
Childer* of Gaffney, S. C., Charies
Childers of Kings Mountain and
Guy Childers of Blacksburg, S.
C.; two sisters, Mrs. Myrtle Fow
ler of Cowpens, S. C. and Mrs.
Susie Crawford of Stanley; and
two grandchildren.
Rev. Edwin Criscoe officiated
at the final rites.
U. S. ARMY, VIETNAM (AH |
TNC) Army Private Fir.st|
Class Charles T. Johnson, 21,!
son of William Johnson, 220 E.
Ohio Ave., Bessemer City, N. C.,|
was assigned last month to the
199th Light Infantry Brigade
near Long Binh, Vietnam, as a'
generator operator.
His mother, Mrs. Thelma John-;
son, lives on .South Railroad St.,!
Lincolnton, N. C.
Thi
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Dickinson
Rites Conducted
I Kings Mountain
Diug Company
PHONE 739-2571
tacts and suspects — 8 a.m. to 12
I noon.
I 3rd Thursday — Eye Clinic —
, Registration — 8 a.m. (Indigent
; Patients certified by Welfare De-
jpartment and seen on Referral |
basis). I
I 3rd Friday Chest Clinic -
i Health Department for pa-^
j tients and referrals Sanatorium'
I Physician — 8 a.m. to 12 noon.
SNOWBALLING'— AGAIN — March, the month that ushers in the first days of spring, brought in the
third consecutive Saturday of snow Ia.;< week to the delight of the young folk. Ashley Plonk, left
Bill Easley and John Plonk found the white stuff was fun. (Photo by Isaac Alexander).
SP/5 Ronald Tedder
Wins Promotion
Poplin Rites Saturday At 2
! Veterans Administration send.S|
18,900 monthly educational assist-1
ance checks to U. S. war orphans. ■
Funeral rites for Thomas Eu-.
gene Poplin, 65, will be held Sat
urday at 2 p.m. from Broad Oak
Chapel o f McLean Funeral
Home, Gastonia. Interment will
ho in Gaston Memorial Park.
Mr. Poplin, son of the late
Issac and Blanche Whitesides
Poplin of Kings Mountain, died
Tuesday morning in Ashtabula,
Ohio.
The Poplins moved from Gas
tonia to Ohio. Mr. Poplin was as
sociated with Gastonia Coca Cola
Bottling Company for a number
of years.
He is survived by his wife; a;
son, William Poplin of Green-1
ville, S. C. and a daughter. Mrs. |
Betty Jean Furr of Charlotte.
PLEIKU, VIETNA.M (AHTNC'
— Ronald P. Teddef, 21, son of
Mrs. Ruby J. Tedder, Route 2,
Bessemer City, N. C.. was pro
moted last month to Army spe
cialist five while serving as an
administrative clerk with the
43rd Signal Battalion near Pleiku,
Vietnam.
His wife, Jo, lives at 308'4
Grand Blvd., Boone, N. C.
Funeral rites for Mrs. Rulhl
Ledford Dickinson, 40, of Bum-;
Ingham, Alabama, were heldi
Tuesday at 3 p.m. from An,gwing
Funeral Home in Birmingham, in-!
terment follo^ving in a Birming-I
ham cemetery.
Mrs. Dickinson, daughter of;
Earle and Nelle Hord LedforJ of
Kings Mountain, died Mondayi
morninig at 6;30 a.m. in a Birm
ingham hospital. Death was at-i
tributed to leul-.emia. '
In addition to her parents, Mrs.:
Dickinson is survived by her hus
band, Fred Dickinson: their!
daughter. Frances Dickinson; and
a sister, Mrs. Luther Lowery of
Birmingham, Ala.
IN THAILAND — SP/4 Carl E.
Price. Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl E. Price, is stationed with
the Army in Thailand. The
Kings Mountain serviceman en
tered the service six months
ago, took basic training 2at Fort
Bragg and was transierred to
Thailand g month ago from
Fort Lee. Vo. His address: RA
53532486 505th Trans. Co. APO
Son Francisco. California 96232.
Over 25 million aspirin tablets
are dispensed each year by Vet
erans Administration’s 166 hospi
tals.
DIXON SERVICE
A member of the faculty of
the Department of Religion at
Davidson college will fill the
pulpit at Sunday morning wor- ^
ship servkes at 9:30 at Dixon
Presbyterian church.
i+ure
903 Giovei Road
Phone 739-5656
INVENTORY
Never Reiore Such Sensational Savings—Easy Terms—Take Months to Pay—first Come—First Served—All Items Subject To Prior Sale.
BOSTON ROCKER — MAPLE
(Only 4 to sell)
WAS $32.50 — V2 Price ... NOW $16-25
DINETTE SUITE
Early American Maple Round Table & 4 matching
chairs.
WAS $179.95 — Vz Price .. NOW $89.85
DEN SUITE (Complete Room Full)
Exposed arms of SOLID PINE, with foam filled
loose cushions (reversible). Consists of: SOFA,
CHAIR, ROCKER, 2 END TABLES, 1 COCKTAIL
TABLE.
WAS $513.75 — Va Price. NOW $256.88
G. E. — ELECTRIC BLANKET
Double bed size
2-PC. LIVING ROOM SUITE
Contemporary Style — Foam Filled Reversible
Cushions.
WAS $199.95 — Vz Price . . NOW $99.95
PICTURE WINDOW TABLE
Early American Maple — With Formica Top.
WAS $29.95 — Va Price ... NOW $14.98
SOFA. Living Room Traditional
Loose Pillow Back — Reversible Foam Cushions,
with Skirt — Centered Pattern.
WAS $249.95 — Va Price. NOW $124.98
WAS $19.95 -
- Va Price
. NOW $9.98
LOVE
SEAT &
BENCH
Beautiful wrought iron with Velvet Cushions.
WAS $99.90-
- Va Price
.. NOW $49.95
FOOT STOOLS & OTTOMANS
(Only 4 to sell) Assorted colors — your choice
WAS $3.95. to $10.95
Va Price $1.98 to $5.48
2-PC. LIVING ROOM SUITE
Modern Foam Rubber Reversible Cushions. Beau
tiful Walnut trim — “Scotchgard " Fabric— (Only
1 suite to sell).
WAS $344.95 — Va Price. NOW $172.48
COCKTAIL TABLES
(ONLY 5 to Sell) — Walnut & Maple — Formica
Tops.
WAS $19.95 to $69.95
Your Choice Va Price $9.98 to $34.98
MIRROR V
(Heavy polished plate glass 26” x 38”)
WAS $45.00 — Va Price ... NOW $22.50
CHAIR — MEDITERRANEAN-STYLE
Black wrought Iron with Red Velvet Cushion.
WAS $49.95 — Va Price .. NOW $24.98
ELECTRIC SCISSORS
(Only 12 to sell)
WAS $7.95 — Va Price .... NOW $3.98
LAMPS
(1 of a kind & odd lots)
WAS $9.95 to $49.95
Your Choice — Va Price $4.98 to $24.98
END TABLES
(Only 2 to sell). Solid Pine.
WAS $59.95 ea. Va Price NOW $29.98 ea.
SOFA (Living Room Traditional)
Foam filled loose pillow back, curved front and
back, beautifu'. print with pattern centered on
cushions.
WAS $299.95 — Va Price, NOW $149.98
CHAIR
(Living Room — Traditional Style). Made by
“Heritage” — Loose Pillow' Back with skirt —
Color, light beige.
WAS $155.00 — Va Price .. NOW $77.50
G. E. PORTABLE STEREO, With Stand
Our very finest model — 4 speed — 11” fold-down
turntable — tonal 1 tone arm with adjustable
tracking pressure, diamond needle, 4 speakers
2—8”, and 2—3”.
WAS $139.95 — Va Price .. NOW $69.98
DESK
(Corner type) Early American Maple with For
mica top.
WAS $49.95 — Va Price ... NOW $24.98
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