1969
Thursday. March 6, 1969
Notice of Public Hearing
A public hearing will be held in the City Hall
court room on Friday, March 7th, at 8:30 a.m. to hear
a request lor a special use permit for a business trailer
at the corner of Slater and Oriental Avenue,
Secretary to Zoning Board
of Adjustment.
JOE H. McDaniel,
3:6
BETHWARE
NEWS
THE lONGS MOUNTAIN HER^D. KIN^ MOUNTAIN. N. C.
Welcome Sign Mis. Bookoui's
To Be Dedicated Conducted
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Board To Hear
School Bus Plan
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Kings Mountain. N. C.
News & Weather every hour on the
hour. Weather every hour on the
half hour.
Fine entertainment in between
Mr. Horaee Bell, 'Mrs. Sam Bell
and Gail spent Thursday with
Mrs. John Sonter and daughter
Betsy of Gastonia.
Rev. and Mrs. Arnold Bell and
Mrs. Dennis Bell of Lenoir visit
ed Mrs. Eugene Bell Thursday.
Misses Nadine Bell and Dar
lene Champion and Paul Ledford
of Western Carolina University,
Cullowhee, sjient the weekend
with their parents.
Gene Dixon celebrated his 6th
birthday WcKlncsday with a par
ty, given by his mother, Mrs.
Grady Dixon. Among those who
attended wore Harold Wright and
Craig and Brent Bell,
Mrs. Lyman Champion and
daughter Darlene and Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Champion and family
wore Sunday dinner guests of
Mr. and 'Mrs. Giles Bell and fam
ily-
Mr. and Mrs. .Douglas Sparraw
spent Sunday visiting relatives in
Greenville, S. C.
Mrs. Flora Seism was dinner
guest of Mrs. J. tM. Wright and
Marguerite Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Ware, Mr.
and Mrs. Menzell Phifer and
Mrs. W. F. Stone, Jr. spent the
weekend visiting John B. Ware
who is ill in St. Petersburg, Fla.
Mr. Wright Huffstickler is still
a patient at the Kidgs Mountain
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lilly and
children of Colunrbia, S. C. were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Bobby Porter.
Mr. and Mrs. David Gibbons
visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Willi.s
of Charlotte Sunday.
Sam Lo\^eIace and Johnny Mc
Kinney spent the weekend fish
ing in Florida.
The Training Union of the Da
vid Baptist church will have a
1 covered dish supper Saturday
I night in the Fellowship Hall at 7
' o’clock.
! Sfough Dellinger of Shelby
visited his mother Mrs. C. L. Del-
A firm wants to provide bus
servic'e for school children who
do no! (|ualffy for regular school
bus service.
G<*orge B. Thomasson. Kings
Mountain attorney, will appear
before the city board of commis
sioners at Tuesday’s rc*gular
meeting to outline a plan of Beam
& BnH)ks and Bobby Creighton
to pifivlde this service.
Under North Carolina law,
[school children must reside at
least 1..5 mile from the school
they attend *o c^ualify for state
provided bus transportation.
The Herald has been informed
a similar service is being offered
now in Cherryville.'
Brock To Lead
Baptist Seiies
Rev. Paul T. Brock, pastor of I
Greenville, S. C. Morgan Memor
ial Baptist church, will be evan-:
geliclst for revival servicesi
March 30-ApriI 14*h a1 Mace-;
donia Baptist church.
Services will bp hold nightly at
7;.3fi p.m. |
.Special music will be* a feature |
of the services. j
Rev. Wayne Ashe is pastor ofi
the church. i
Girl Scouts will formally dedi-
cate a monument welcome sign
at the western entrance to the
city I across from the National
Guard Armory) on Girl .Scout
Sunday at services at .7 p.m. Sun
day.
The brief service will climax a
year of work by .Senior Girl Scout
Troop 20^) and the City of Kings
Mountain on the beautification
project.
.Senior Scout France's McGill
will preside and Mayor Jolui
Henry Moss will formally .iccH'pt
for the city the area dedica!<*d to
“friendship and beauty.”
King.s Mountain area Girl
Scouts will be'gin on Sunday a
week’s observance of Girl Scout
Week.
Area citi7ens and friends of
Girl .Scouting are invitenl to take
part in the ceremonies.
MissPhiiei's
Rites Conducted
Funeral rites for .Mrs. Mary
.Sue Bookout, 7S, wen* held Mon
day at 2 p.m. from lh«‘ C'hapel
of Harris Funeial Home, iiiiei
m<'nt following in .Mountain
Rest (‘ometery.
Mrs. Bookout, widow of David
C. Bookout, died at 6:20 a.m. .Sat
urday in Kings Mountain h>>sj)i.
tal.
She was daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. lUtfus Allen.
.Sur\\ving are five <Iaught(*rs,
-Mis. Harold IMiillips, Mrs. Roy
Hudson, Mrs. Funict* licijbs. Mrs.
Floyd Head and Mis. Kd Yarbro,
all (..f Kings Mountain; one sis
ter, Mrs. Laura Allen of Xorth
Wilkesboro; sevc'n grandchildr<*n
and three greal-granil<hildr<*n.
KINGS MOUNTAIN
Hospital Log
VISITING HOURS
3 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 8 p.in.
Daily 10:30 To 11:30 a.m.
i»ATIENTS IN KINGS MOUNTAIN
HOSPITAL AS OF NOON WED
NESDAY:
Mr. Cialtfin Ale.xander
Ml. Ibilnier Camp
Mr. Karl C’ai ix’uler
.Mr. Samuel Dover
Mr. Lena llamniighl
.\hs. Alice* Harmon
Mr. Ai lluir HiiMsteiler
Mrs. I)o\ic Long
Mr. .lo.-iejili .Mellen
Mrs. Mallle .Melon
Mr. \\'. M. Mooiehead
Mr. l>rae(*y Moor**
Mrs. .'>tardey M. Kniyn*
Mrs. Katherine N'eal
Ml. liovce* P.tlie'son
MORK ABOUT
The World
i (Confmued From Ptnje Three}
Bak. meaning foot fighting, was
peopk*. This was a method of
self-defense in Korea as old as
the nation itself. The people had
a high regard for So oBak and
through the inspiration of the
I Hwa Kang Dan warriors began
' to train them.selves and develop
; thei rart. Soo Hak was combined
jwith the Hwa Rang Dan pri^i-
I>les to become Soo Bak Do And
• formed the traditional marrtol
art of Korea. In time, .Soo Hi
Do ab.sorbc*<l the more effect
. an<l finer asp(n‘ts of the othA
existing martial arts, and meri
(*d as Tang S<>o Do.
MORE ABOUT
Cole Scores 28
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BOYS GAME
linger Sunday.
Recent visitors of Mrs. J. W.
Bell were Mr. and Mrs. Boh Tay
lor and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bell,
Steve and Herbert Clark of
Charlotte and Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Stroup.
Miss Libby Fitch Is a patient
at the Greenville General hospital
in Greenville, S. C
Sunday visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. Johnny McKinney and fam
ily were 'Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cost
ner and Mrs. Shirley Mull and
children of Cherryville.
Funeral rites for Miss Alda
Irene Phifer, SI, of Bessemer
City, were hold Sunday at 2:36
1 p.m. from East Chapel of Sisk
I Funeral Homo, interment foUow-
j ing in Long Creek Presbyterian
i church cemeterv.
j Miss Phifer died Friday in the
I Kings Mountain hospital after a
‘ long illness.
I .She was the daughter of the
’ late Junius and Emma Ramseur
I Phifer.
Rev. L. P. Knox officiated at
j the final rites.
I Survivors inclu.ie her sisters
; and brothers, A. G .Phifer anri
; Mrs. Marie Phifer Ne\vsom of
I Coli mhus, Ga., Mrs. C. B. Jenk
ins of Lowell. Mrs. D. L. Payn<*
j of Andrews. .S. C., Mrs. Joe Roth
! man of Columbia. S. C. and Mrs.
; John Doyle of Columbia, .S. C.
and G. D. Phifer of Ga.stonia.
TC RECEIVE BIDS
Mrs. ('ampbell Phifer
, Kings Mountain
Bids have bfH*n invited to he
•Mis. Jolin Gieen
^ !•' .Mitchem
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rereived March 20 for the
Mrs. Bessie Wilson
F Howard
3
Kings- Mountain .Saving.s
Mrs. i.jwrenci* ikiiowskl
(' ('ole
2.S
Loan Association building to be
Mrs. ilarokl Campbell
Vi Hambright
13
construet<*d at the corner of
-Mrs. J'homas Gantt
! G Barnes
13
Mountain and Cansler street.
Mrs. Geeigi' Gordo-i
! Subs: Gladden
4.
Watson 1.
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.Miss '.MiFdied Greene
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HOSPITALIZED
-Mr. M. L. ! larnion. Sr.
’ F Ledbetter
10
Mr.s. Paul McGinnis under
.Mr. J. D. I lord
F—Thompson
14
went .surgery Tue.sday morning
.Mr. W’illiam Hou.^er
1C Camerton
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in Kings Mountain hospital .'oul |
-Mrs. .Sidney Hunsl<''ler
Ig Winn
a
was reporti'diy “doing fine”, a ^
.Mrs. Mack .hndan
jG Toms
s
family spok(*sman said. .Mrs.
Mrs. Louisi* Keller
: Hamrick
2,
McIntosh 2|
McGinnis is a patient in Romi
.Mi-. .lat k K<‘nned>
MeMurray 1.
4.5 at the ho.spital.
Mrs. William Mor*r.'in
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CARD OF THANKS
The family of Maggie .S. Me-
Cleain wishes to thank our many
friends for all the d(*eds of kind
ness and sympathy shown us
through prayers, visits, canls,
flowers and food during the ill
ness and death of our beloved
mo‘her. A special thanks to Dr.
Padgett an<l Mrs. Bolin. The en
tire staff at Kings Mountain ho.s-
pital ani her fa\ orite nurse Mrs.
.M. Black.
Luther McCleain
.Mildred Adam'<
Annie .\'IcDo\n<*1I
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re All Good Economists.
We at Home Savings Have Been
Helping PeopleTo Manage Their
DoUars and Cents For Years.
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Home Savings & Loan Association
106 JE. Mountain
Plenty of FREE (arl^g Diive-In Window Seivice
Mrs. Marvin Marrow j
.Mr. Jasper Philbock
.Mrs. Kij l>>
Mis. Ida .Smith
-Mrs, L. B. .'^prouso
Ml. Karl .'-^irouiu*
Mrs. John Talley
Mi. Knbcj I fk'iakl Wilson
Marlclinc Wilsnn
Mi.s. C'lara Wright
ADMITTKD THCK.snAY
Ml'. .Seth Wilson, .’iOH Phift'r
Rd., City
-Mi.". Caul Dover, inil S. f^i'ien-
tal Av<*., City
, Hovee .Sand(*r.s, Benn(*it Dr.,
; Citv
AD.MITTKD FRIDAY
Mrs. P.-tui UN Haw
‘horm* Rd., City
.Mrs. Ciaienn- Long. Rl. 2 IU*s
somcr City
AD.MITI KD .SATURDAY
Mr. D(‘.\t<‘r Fulton. 166 N. Deal
St., City
Mrs. Jennie Yelton, 210 N.
Cai'penu*r .--^t.. City
Mr. Aiihur (VK)per. 32^1 Con
‘ral .St., Belmont, X. C.
Mr. Frank Phillips. 2uT X. Dill-
ing St.. City
Mrs. James Collins. 1.327 Sh(‘l-
bv Rd.. C'itv
ADMrn'KD SUNDAY
Mr. Henry (lamble. Rt. 2, C’iiy
Mrs. Doris Gunsells. 116 \V
' Ala. Ave., 'Bessemer City-
Mr. Billy Hoyle. lO.') E. Iowa
Ave., Be.ssemef City
Mr. Ronnie Miles, 10,9 S. Yates
'91., Gastonia
Kennaphino McCain, 103 ft
01<1 Post Rd., Cherryville
Mrs. Doi'o In Warren. 312 W.
Rklge .St., ('ity
Mrs. Billv Groomes. Xems Ave.
.Mt. Holly,'x. C.
Mrs. Marshal! T’aHerson. file
' Besseme.r City Rd.. Gastonia
Ileibeit Smart, ’<21 (Laee SI.,
Ci‘v
AD.MITTKD .MONDAY
Mr. William Ivy Pa)|K'r. 212
FairvicA', C'ity
Mrs. Annie Thompson. Kings
Mtn. State Pai1\
Mrs. Willie Arrowood, .312
Broad St.. City
Mrs. Genola Gillun, Rt. 1, Qro*
v<‘r
Mr. John Morgan. FU. 1. Besse
mer Citv
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METER RECEIPTS
Parking meter receipts for
the week emling Tuesday "do-
talfd 8163.36, ineluding $98.65
from en-stit'et meters, $11.So
■from (>1 fsir(*(*t meters 'anjt
S.ll.Sf) in fines. 5'
Mrs. Benton Xeal, 110 E. Mqls
St.. IJessemei* Ci‘y J'
CliL-files Foslei, 912 First rft.
City
ADMittp:d tfk.sday 1
Beth White*. 705 Ramseur
City flflL
.Mr^. W. K. P<'ar.son, 207 Fa
view City
.Mi s. Fred \Va'son Jr.. 101 Ciir-
penter St. City
Mrs. John (Iordan, Rt, 3, 81i8l*
bv
Mrs. \V. T. Mock, 1301 W. D5x-
On Bivd., Shelby