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I MUHK ABOUT Boys' s' State CtmthiucJ Frtnit Ptitfr Our t'tcr high schfKil gnKiuaUon, is oh of Mr. and Mrs. U. S. (kill's. Easloy, wlio t*xp(‘ils lo study jiarino biolugy in c*i)iU‘g<\ is stJii ' 'thi‘ Kcv. and Mrs. ('Iiai lcs Easley. ' '^oth stiidcMils weic cho.si’M <»ti Vasis of hlglt riii/.enship as **(1111 standing students'* hy the spon soring organi/ation. liovs’ Slate Iprihg togeth(*r students hom all over the slate to siud\ ilu‘ ope: atiop of giivernnund on a l'»ed. sf.ate and national level, a .spuki*s- man said. City. Railway Revise Contract THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD, KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. Thursday, May W, 1969 .1 i*v; MOUF ABol'T Graduates ' Cinitiuuf i! h'nn,! /*♦/'/< Out -1?V-Students .‘Sunday, M;i\ is. In t 'iwled in this gioup wa.s Ueginald K^Hth Alexandei-, son of I’osi master Cliai l(*s Leonard Alexan der an.l Mrs. Ah'.sander of Kings Mountain. .,Thn*e ai<* t‘andidat<*s lo r(‘((’i\r the A.H. <le-re<‘ from Kiskine coUege during <tutdooi' (■omnn‘iic<‘ ment exercises beginning a! A p. m. Sunday. .Iuim* 1, it has been ^nnoune4*f| by Kiskine pi ('.sitkni Joseph VV'ightman. NAMED — David Smith, rising .senior at Kings Mountain high school, has been selected to at* tend the summer science pro gram of the National Science Feundation at UNC. Chapel Hill, among 65 students in the U. S. nomed. Five Students To Win Degrees . They an* Kela Phifer, daugb fnr-of Mr. and Mrs. Marii*.li W Phifer, Sr., A. I>. in music edu ^aHon; Neil McCartc'r, son of .Mi. and Mrs. Oscsir .Mi(*arier. (ins West (lold St., A.H. in Knglish and Kreneli; and 'rommy Pl(»id\. son of .Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Plunk. J'r., Route 3, A.H. in Hibh*. Miss Phifer, a IdH.’S graduate* of Kftigs Mountain high school, is a memlier <d tin* Student (Mnis tian Association, tin* Kreiuh club, and was ic*rlpient o| th** Kiskine Award Ikm' sophoinoic >^ah ‘Mr. .McCarter giadii;iti‘d in 19(>5 from King's .Mouniain high school. IU‘ i.s pti*si.i(*nt «d tin- Ghphemian Lil<*rary S<h ii'ly and is a mem)H‘r of 1 In* < l.n net Circle, academic honor .society. McCartcj Ik'also editor of the Kiskine Ue view, lit4‘i'ary magazine .at tlie College. Ml*' Ph**ik is also a iPiC) grad uate of Kings Mountain high school. He is a mendMU ol the Euphemian Literarv Sot ict\ and played on the Kiskine soccci tdam. Dr. Cabin I>. I.inion, k-.in of Columbian College of Arts an<i Sciences at 'PIk* C5(*orge Washing ton University in Washington, D. Cm will addre.ss grarln.iii's at the 1969 commone(‘meni exci ci.s<*s. Steven Ray H.iker. .son of .Mrs. Jack R. .Meieier of Kings Moun tain and lli<‘ late Charles ]{. Hak or, receiv(‘d his bai-helor d4*gr(*c from Pfeiffer college' <in .May ISth. Hake*r, a soeial studii's ma jor. was active in Intramural sports and was hall rcprese'iila- tive of Ids dorm to llie I louse Couneil of the .StadeiK Coveiii n4e>^l'As soeiatio.’i. lie* is rnai rie'd to the form<T .loan King ed Kings .Mountain. Carol Ann nilliiig', daiighte'r ot Mr. and Mrs. John H. Dilling. was awarde*,! the* Assoeiale* ed Arts degree* at the PTih eom me*nce*me*nt e.\(*re‘ises it Peace' c<>lleige* in Ral(*ig!i on Ma\' :C>fh. Mary nelore*s White*. daughl(*r e>f Mr. and .Mrs. C. (>. While*, will receive he*r .Masi(*r rd Divinity dttgriu* in r<*ligieius e*elv(^iatiou from .Soiiih»*asu*rn Hapilst '|’lu*e» logical Sc*minaiy, Wake* Kceest. May 30. Miss White* is a grad uate of (ku'etner We*lj|) rolle*ge* aiTd Appaiae Ilian State I'iiv(*rs itV^.She* has .se*r\(‘d as mini.sie*i of music at Reilevilh* Haplist church at Holeville anei i.s now minister eg mu.Mc at Line.iln A\e’ nut* Baptist ehureh in IJncolnloti. Bcvei'ly Ann Willis, daughit'i of Mrs. Ann C. Willis ol (lasioiiia and J. K. Willi.s. jr. (»l Kings M.oviTitain, will i(‘cci\(* lie'r H..S, in <*le‘me'nlaiy elue'.ition Julie 1st from W«*siein ('aretlina University wlie*ie' sin* was pit*si cl#mt of Women’s (hex ('rnme*ni A-s- .isociation an<l a me*mlH*r e>f .\lpha * Xi IX*Ita .soioriiy. .She* was lisi(»«l in ‘‘Whei's W'ho In .\meiiean C<d- Icgcs and lfnive*isitle*s.'’ Ooorge Wt*hb Pbuik, ,lr.. .sem ed Dr-.and .Mrs Ceovge W. Plo ik. will receive his H-S. in eliemistr.x June 2nd from the* Cnixa'isitv ol .North Caredina at <'h;i|M*l Mill. ITe w’ill pnte*r Howinan Cray S(!*hdol of .Mi*eli<. ine* in .Se*piem her. Judy Morris. d.auglii<*r eef .Mr. ahd Sirs. K. O. Morris, will re- eolVe h(*r A.B. de‘gie*e* in 4*du«'a- tion June* 2’ul from the* Uni\e*rs i^v of Neuth Carolina at Chape*! Hill. Jerry .Sfe*\e*n W'are*. granelson 0/ .Mr. aiiel .Mis. I>aul n. Hi-iggs and .Mrs. Hrxit* W.au* of Kings Mountain, was giadii.iti'd cum laucte with H. .s. flegre'i* from He* nidnl Ahl)4*y ee»lle‘ge'. A mt*mber of Delta Epsilon .sigma naiiemal Honor .socie*ty and Ome*ga s(*i\ie<' fraternity, he* was e'Ie*tt(*el lei •*Who's Who In .Vnu'iii-an I'ni- versities and Ceille-je*s." Wan* will enter the* Meali. al e‘olI«‘gf of Vir ginia in Richmonel in the* Kali. Rev. C'uitis Hmul>. pastor eif Oak View Hapiisi < luna h, w ill graduate from Hie* .Sout he*asn*i *1 Baptist Tlie*oIogi. al. W ake* Koi c^t, N. at the* e-ommi*ncem«*nf dxercise*s V’rielay. Mav 3')th at 10:>3d a.m. R<*v. Hundy is a natixi* of Lan- easl*er. .S. C., and atlende'd the Lancaster City Schools and Win gate college, W’ingate*. Hi* is mar riod to the foi me*r P«*tty Jane* ;^Iaekmon of I.incasn*r. Th<*> ’irtVe two chilebe*’!, anel i(*.side in the"Oak View Haplist par.soiaige* the Yo’-h IP''d whr r M;- • Blinday has pa.stoie'd for tin* past ■ five yoar.s. Five* sinle*nts fmm (’l<*ve*land (’*)uniy are* caiHli<life*.s fur ele- gie*e*s frum the University ‘ ol .North Carolina at Charkitte at commen,e*me*nt. .Sunday, June i. '(')i(*y are* Janu*s .S. Ashe* of Rente* 2, Kings .Mountain. HS in liiedogy; K.'irl A. Mill eif 710 W. <ed«l St.. Kings .Mountain, H.\ in Knglish; 'rhe*re*sa .\. Hl.inton <il 11(1!) W. Kim Kxt., Sh(*Ihy, P».\ jn soeiohigx; .Mieinu*! 11. p,lai-kue*ll <d' 2')2() Kings Rd., Shelby, HA in busiiu'-vs aelministiatiun: a n el Rie'liard K. I>e*dmon of Route* 6. .Shelby, H.A in biology. n'lu* city ceimmi.ssiein ie*\ie*wed a projai.sed eonlrae'l vvilfj S«»idhe‘in iiailway 'PiU'.sday to proviiU* ad ditional parking along Hallli*- gretund ave'iuK*. Aetiein was <h*feri<*d pe*nding examiiiatieiii by the city atloi ne*.\, lull it is iuiticipate'd the* <'o;iliael, similar l(» one* in foi<*e* since the* forties, will Im* .ipprove-d. Pr<j\i- ■sioiis iiicluelf* annual rental of| rj.) pe*r >(*ar, agM<'ein<*ni <d Hu eily not to inlerfeie with South 1 <‘i'n op(*raHuns. iml to :lepe>sii in flammable's on railway right e>f- way, aiiel similar agr<*e*menls. 'The* iity <*xpi*its lo jaivc* and improve* lighting- on Hie right-ed way along Hu* w<*st side* of Hal i!e*gre)und, funn Mountain north to Hu* First Union National Hank huil iing, <iihI fienn Hold sonth to Hu* .\Iaune*y .Mill creissing. Plans e*alls foi- .sp paiking .sj>ai'es. In e»Hu*r ae'Hons 'rue*.sday, the* ' e'ommissiem: D R(*ne*w(*d conitact for Hu* animal city audit with A. M. Pul le*n <<• (’eimpany. Chailoite* ae* e-ounlanis, at a fe*e of .Ss pe*r houi plus out of peicket e*,\p(*nse*s. 2t Adopte'd an oidinante* to ex t<*nd the* city's eor;;orate* limits to incliule* the pi'op(*rty e)!’ Mr. and .Mrs. I.,arry .Mecss, Fullem Drive*. 3( Ai)prove*(l a p(*iilion for ein hiiig, gutter and paving on IIe*nry stree*t. D Voie*d to adve*iti.st* for biel.s for paving, eurbing and gutter e>n Fie*eU*i ii kson and Laura St re*e*ts. A GROUND BREAKING —> George W. Mauney, chairman of the board of trustees of Kings Mountain hospital, dug the first spade ful of earth as ground was broken Thursdoy for o $1,033,917 addi tion to Kings Mountain hospital. Mauney took a brand new shovel and dug into the grass of the front lawn where the two-story wing will be built, adding 35 beds to the facility with new op(*rating rooms, labs, pharmacy and expanded x-roy facilities. Construc tion will begin Monday and the 23.000-square-foot eost wing should be completed in 18 months. (Paul Lemmons Photo). Voters Defeat School Issues MOPF ABOUT KM Lake \JoUF ABOUT Little Theatre Fnnii piiqi' OnfO Fall. 'rbre‘e* revi.siems tei the* b\ l.iw.s were* adopted upon re*eom inenlation of .Mrs. Aubre*y .Mau ne‘>, chairman of Hu* n'vi.sion.s commiHee*. 'riiirlee*!! Lillie* Theatre* mem- be*rs alt(‘nde‘d Hu* Charleille* Lit tle* 'rile'it re*’s 'I’hurselay op(*ning night pteidue1i(»n of ''riie Cuiuuis .'’avage*." MOBF ABOUT Grandmother ' (*i>utiuncti Fniht Ourt of :i ml and life* has lake'ii on new me*aning.’‘ 'I'lu* climl) l>egan twai years agee He'ing a responsible moHie*r anel wife*, Mrs. VVare* agre*ed with he‘r husband to ri'niain at home until Hu* yemngest child was in high scluml. “1 a.ske*d Howard !u i.v he fe*li al)oui me* «*nrolling at Caston eolIe*ge* and he* laitglu'd and te'.is e* i me* a.jillle* bit but sale! it was alright", she* r(*ial)s. 'I’lial .same day she drene* to (Jastonia, e*o!isulIe'd with coIle*ge* ofiui ils and aske*d. ••V\’ould you l(*t .in old gr.iiulmoHier sla!l le» school?" t Slu* eurolh'd in tlu' fall eiuar- le*r of lildb taking a good mans' non-ere'elii e’ourse*s to bring b<*r si'lf up to date*. And she diJ aiui lik(‘d it. Of parlie'idar significance to lie*r W4*r<* tlu* .small e-lasses wlwre* 4*\e'ry pe*rson in Hu* room knew e*se*iy*ine‘ in a malle-i of days. And allhoi.i^li she* was e*xperi- e’Meeel in bringing up chilelreji she* le-ariU'd a loi .d.oul and from le*e*nage*i s. ■'ll made me* le*e*l good Hi-se'e* a gi-oup of boys and girls hi a profe-ssoj-'s ed'fice* talking with hilt), soiiu’linu's about an assign mcni but mole oit(‘n just .lise'u.ss- ing things. 'Piiis is what tlu* ytuinge*!’ ge'iu'ialion of today iu*e'de*s some*oiu* to admire*." How was the* fe'cliiig of oilier Stude*nl.s toward a grandmothe*r in t he* i'lasst 00m. **If they had re*si*ntau*nl llie*y didn’t sluKv it. Ma«le*r of fact Hu*y \ve*m out (tf their way to lielp me* in any way.’’, she* said. And the prede.ssors we*re "vvon (k*rfur’, she* s’lys. Slu* admits sliulying har.ler than Hu* te*4*n- ag<*rs but says it was w’orlhvvhile*. worllisvhile* to be*r anel worth whiU* to he*r e‘iiildre**i. .She plans to do substitute* le*ae h- ing Ml tlu* schools lu*re* !H‘.xt fall and continue to teach a .Suiidas- .Sehoed class ed' nine*-yi*ar-e)|el.s at First P.a; list church. The Ware's* olelcsl dai.ghte:-, Coriu'lia. is .Mis. Jame*s Kimme*ll ol N4s\he*irs, S. C. .Mr. Kimmell i.s Jie*afl fooloall i*oaeii at .\i*\\- h(*rr\ hi^h schoed. Kathrs n is mar- ru'.l to Ronnie* Kineald and Hu*y lise* at Ml, (Rb'ad. He* is assist ant lo Hie pie*sii(*nt at Monlgom- e*r\ 're,-hnical Institute .it Tros. Hill is a graduate* ol the* Data Proi-e*s.sing School in .Miami aiul Mike* is assistant foothal] coae'h and te*aelie*r of history at .\e*sv- l>e*.ry high school. A first grade* leaelu*)- at Rhyne* si'hool in Ha.s tonia is .Martha Lon, (Mrs. 'Penis We'IIsi. r<innic Wan* re*ee*iv(‘s his <legre*e* in iiulusiriai arts at .ASU vvlu*ie‘ brother I’ele* ssill e*nle*r as a Ireslimaii iie*.xl scar. .Sen 'Pori- nie* svill le'ach In (Miarlolle* next fall. I.'M)king h ie*k Mrs. Ware* h.iel this ob.M'isation on he*r e*olle*g(? e*.\pe'rien<-e; •‘With two sons-in- lasv, a son and a flaiig}Ue*r al- le'.idy teNU'hing and one* n*ads' to gr.-eeluate fre)m e-ollege. I had To go to sveirk villi shews- them that I e'eiuld too." .She* is firmly consimoel that it's ne*ve*r I'M) late* to begin aiiow. Proof (»f the pudeling ssill lie in an A.sseu-iaiP ed Arts de*gi-e*4N baekc''! li\- n p ns''i-.-i'^e*. she re’eeive* Suiulay afie*rnoe)n at 4 p.in. f('ttntiun( A From (hr i s(he’.lule*d for completion n<*xt -March, can be coinnU*tod on pro I ci ty Hu* city has in liand. Uondemnation ae-tion has he*e‘r, filed against liufenei r>. Cline* to aceiuire llu* half of the* dam site on tlu* west sieie* of Huffalo Cr(‘(*k. Kngim*t*ring eie'sigii for tlu* dam calls for SI fe*iM.lie*ight, 9')(i fee*! svidth, iiU’luding 2dd f<ud spillsvay. and 712 feel svidtli. Meantime, there svas no e hange; in the* impas.se*e beisvt*e*n the eits i and e-ounty cejmmission on Hu ' (|ue*stion id zoning Hu* p(*iimeter ••ire*a of the lake, nor b<*isveen| Senator Jack While and Re'pre-' .seniative W. K. Maunew , Jr., and I Rolu*rt Z. Falls on the Kings' Mountain L;ike Authority hill. ' Senate Bill 3(11, as amend(*d,i svas passed Tue.sday by the Sen ate and asvaits House action in tlu* Local (»overnmenl commilte*e.' Mrs. Grant's Pupils i To Give Program j An informal progiam by Ihcj .Sfiulio of S|)e(*eh .Arts svill he pre*se*nte*d .-it the* Woman's e*lub 'Pluirsday night at 7;3(). -Mrs. Nan Jem (Rant, diree-loi-. s.iid Hu* pidgram will f<*ature‘ in- le*rpretaHon 'd Hu* Ps.-ilms from' Hu* lhl)l(*. poe*iry. Uhoral s[)e*;ik- ingg I monalogue*. a patriotic ad dre*.ss aru! .short stories. Kings .Mountain voters like their Cleveland Cejwiniy neighliors svent to the polls Saturday and .soundly defeated a proposed .>()• cent tax levy authorization for the county. Shelby and Kings .Mountain scheml districts, plus a proposed five-cent levy feir Clew land Technical Institute that would has'e included a $<S.‘)0,0(M) bond issue* for construction of nesv facilities. Only live 01 the county’s 2S pre.*cincts veited in favor of the school levy authorization Boiling Springs, Dos<*r, Moorcsboro, Siiel- by No. 2 and Shelby No. 4. These* same precincts plus Lawndale and Shelby No. 1, voted in favor! e)f both Cleveland Tech issues. I It was the fir.st negative vote* ever encountered by a technical- institute in the state since their e>rganization in 1963. j On the se*hool issue*, s-oters kill ed the issue by a .5,0(19 to 3,746 margin and the .5-cent levy for Tech was def<»al(*d bv .5,0.50 to! 3.706. In Kings Mountain the school gainst! went like this: Bethware,} issue voting (margin of 21 -a- Richard Etheridge, son of Mrs. 233 against to 73; East Kings! Dorothy Etlieiidge. and a Kings Mountain, 2S3 against to 12.5:1 Mountain High School senior, has fliover, 1.5S against to 3S for; and! won top honors in chemistry in West Kings .Mountain, 421 a I Rtc state as a result of a com- gainst to 2SS. The totals were' pelitive examination. 1,09.5 against and .594 for, as citi-j The examination ssa.s gisen in zens went to tlie polls. | Aprif to all high schools in North For the schools, it means thej ('arolina. This is done each yo^ai c*ounty system vsil] cemtinue oper-jhy the University of North Caro- , ilions svith no supplement, while Una at CliajK*! Hill WINNER — Richard Etheridge, high school senior who ranked first among 1,026 students in chemistry tests recently* has won a four-yeor scholarship to the University of North Caro line. i Etheridge Wins Chemistiy Award MOBF ABOUT Metcall Wins Sh(*ll)y vs ill resert back to its ori ginal 4()-cent authorization and 3S-cent levy. Kings Mountain is authorized a 20-cenf levy. Less than one*!bird of the re gistered voters in Cleveland County svent to the polls. Total sole was S,T35. (('oniinue'd From I’age* <)iie) coinph'te* disregard for his osvn .s.ifeiy, .Sp<*e-i:ilist .Metcalf moved through the bullet ssv(‘j>i are*a to a siiatcgif position and began 1») f late d(*vjistalir.'; ..50 callbc: machine* g.in fire* on Hu* hostile positions. His valorous -u'lions coniribult*d ininicasurcably to the succ<*.ss ed' llu* mission and flu* ihw.ii'Hng of llu* aggr(*.ssor force; .SjK'rialist Metcalf's p t* r s o n a 1 ’ Union Services Start Sunday Etheridge scor(*d highest with a grade of 9S out of a possible 99. The asvai<l, a full four-year tuition grant, svas made Saturday in Chap<*I Hill. He svill attend UNC CH and major in chemistry. hras'cry and de*votion to duty areiof making in k(*t*ping svith Hu* higlu‘si tra dilions of the military .service an.L r(*flt*ct gr<*at cre'dii upon hims(*lf,I his unit. Hie* 2.5th Inf-.intry Divi-' sion and the United States Army." 'I’lu* Bronze? .Star, pre*s(*nted by eli!-e*(-tion of the* Preside*nt, was' asv.irdcel by Robert L. Fair, C'olo- ne*l. HS, ('hie*f of Staff. Addresses Needed For '44 Graduates I Addr<*sses of three graduates ed Kings Mountain High School, 'Class of ’ll, are nc(*de,i by class' [Officials planning a 2.5th anniver-’ Union Flvening Worship Serv- leunion. i.os will b<. hH<i at S p.m. each:. He three a.o Mtidmi Brajet- Sunday ■■veninf; duriiiK the month f-ttilme Hazel Lrvin, and <if June* Mary Frances W-altcrs. In keephn; with the traditionl having the addresses aking it easier to .share;? ‘''’"''x' J- T .McGinnis, let. Inc. Jr., at Dixon Chevro- M<B:f ABOI^T Canslei Street Christian fellowship at the eve ning svorship services of Hu* churches, the following schedule has be*en planned: June* 1 First Presbvterian Church. Paul K. Ausley, Minister.j June .s Kings Mountain Bap-| list Church, James M. Wilder,' isler. June 1.5 — Boyi'o Memorial ARP f'TATE OK NORTH CAROLINA Church. CLEVELAND COU.NTY June 22 Resurrection Luth- LN THE GE.NERAL COURT cran Church, David Castor, Min OF JUSTICE WHY WALK?, Fifty Fords and ChevTolets to select from. $50. down. MIDWAY MOTORS. High- svays 29 and 74 north of King.s Mountain. Phone 864-2827. 5::^tfn. f'nutimir.l hi mu i*nifr Out fi(-ials in .•(•'^ponding to this gr 'sih with svard polici(*s and I*. .nils. ".Sime rc ‘-A’ing your letter, I hast* ihe^.el svith Hu* Dc;;arl- meni of Hoii.Ing and IJihan Dc- vi Iopm(*nt i(*?aid:ng Hu* Cansle*r Street Urban Renewal Projeet. I hast* h(‘e*ii advise’d Hiat this pro- ifci is actively being reviesved' 111*!'!* in Washington. It is still a little toe) earls to predict svhen a final decision svill he made* re garding this proje'ct. Ilosveser, you can he a.ssure*d that I will continue to he* in contae-l with the HUD officials, so that 1 can kt*cp sou informed of dcselopmcnts as they occur. , "I have* he‘(‘n further ad\is(*d by these id'ficials of the worth of the ('atisler Stree'f I*roject. hoss’eve*r, as you know, !h<*r(* iire some funeliiig piriblems svhich could le.ad to a eU'lay in the appropria tieins. I ho|N- Hu*se problems can he solve'el soein and sve can set* piogrcss begin in redes-eloping some* of the.se blighle*d areas. "As to sour (luestions re'garl- ing additional Post Office facili ties Hu* post Office De'partment is p]t*s<*ntly investigating the ne*eels of Kings .Mountain in this are*a and as soon as I have a re ply as to the outcome of the* in- se'siigation, I svill ads'ise you. "I hope* you svill continue* to let nu* kn'".v of y-Mir plans for Kings Mountain, so I can assist you svhcn(*se'i possible*." ister. J.ne 29 St. M'llthesv.s LuHv; o;-iii ('iuirch, Charles Easley,j Minister. SUPERIOR COURT DIVI-1 SION I EXECUTOR’S NOTICE 1 Having (|ualitied as Executrix 1 '^rhe offering rect*ived at these (^f Hie estate of H. M. Heavnerj St* sices will be u.st'd for te’achingUd Cleveland County, North Car-! ” ■'('* i'l the Kings Mountain City ^’l>na, this i.s to notify all per- SchcKils. {sons having claims against the i 'riiis announcement was made^estate of said H. M. H(*avner to* by Rev. James M. W’ilJer. presi- present them to the undersigned dent of the Kings Mountain Min-|Wllhin 6 months from date of the: istcrial Association. Along with p. blication of this noti(*e or samel this announci‘ment goes a cordial will be* pleaded in bar of their j invitation to attend these serv ices. The first Union service will ho held this Sunday night al First Presbyterian chuich. Dr. Ausley’s sermon topic for Sunday night will be "A Misty Vision." recovery. AH pe*rsons indelited to s:ai I estate please make immedi-j ate* payment. This the 23rd day of May, 1969. Daisy H. Heavner Box 312 Kings Mountain, N. C. 2S0S6 KMHS Graduates 237 on Friday .5:29*6:19 A clas^- of 2'J7 high school .sen iors will he pres(*nted diplomas in finals ex(*acises Friday night at p.m. in John Gamble Memorial Football .Stadium. KMH.S Princiiial J. C. Atkinson, a.ssisied by Schools Supi. Donaltl Jones aii.i David Smith, co chief marshal, will piese*nt the diplo mas. The Seniors, in caps and gown.s will march to Hie front of Hie stadium to "Pomp and Circum stance*" by the Kings .Mountain L’omnu'ncemcni Band. NEED WORKERS mi: employer.' Hire local graduates for Full Time Work Employ Our Students For Summei Jobs. Cal) Your Local EMPLOYMENT SECURITY OFFICE 482-4381 "Walking Man's Friend", C. E. Dixon 1968 Chevrolet Bel-Air Four Door $2295 Power-Glide Transmission, Power Steering, One Owner. 1967 Chevrolet S/S/396 Coupe .$1795 Turbomatic Transmission, Bucket Seats And Console. 1967 Chevrolet Bel-Air Four Door $1995 Power Steering, Power-Glide, One Owner. 1967 Chevrolet Impala Station Wagon $2695 All Power And Air Conditioning, White With Black Interior, Low Mileage. 1967 Ford Fairlane 500 2-Door $1995 Air Conditioning, One Local Owner. 1967 Chevrolet 2-Door, Air Conditioning $1595 1965 Pontiac GTO Coupe $1495 4-Spoed.Bucket Seats, Real Clean. 1966 Ford Mustang, 2&2 ....$1395 Black, Bucket Seats. 3-Speed In Floor'. 1965 Chevelle 4-Door, Power-Glide $1295 1964 Comet 4-Door, Automatic $1095 $1095 1964 Rambler Ambassador 990 Four-Dooi, All Extras And Air Conditioning. 1963 Chevrolet Impala 4-Door $ 995 Hardtop, Power Steering, White With Red Interior, 1962 Ford Galaxie 500,2-Door $ 795 , Hardtop, A Real Sharp Car. 1962 Chevrolet Station Wagon $ 695 6 Cylindei, Straight Drive, A Real Economy Wagon. — See Any Oi Our Friendly Salesmen — • C. E. DIXON • I. T. McGinnis, ir. • W. F. STONE. IR. • ROBERT LEE GOFORTH • PAUL D. DOVER • CHARLES "MONK" ADAMS We Aie Low On Late Model Used Cari|^nd Trucks, So Come By And Get A "D. D." Deal On A New Chev rolet Car Or Truck. DIXON CHEVROLET, 73S-5471 739-5472 Foi Ki CL la G fr O' d< } «
The Kings Mountain Herald (Kings Mountain, N.C.)
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May 29, 1969, edition 1
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