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THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD, KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
TKunday, Mer<A
School Menus
For The Week
Are Announced .
Mondcnr* Morch 16, 1970
Sloppy Joe on Hot Bun
Pcrfo PotatoeH—Catsup
Cole Slaw—Pickles, Dill or Sweet
Raisin Cup—Apple
Sweet Milk or Chocolate Milk
Self-ServiceTray—Central School
Catsup
Pickle
TuMdoT* March 17, 1970
Pinto Beans
Corn on Cob—Butter
Cucumber, Onion, Tomato Salad
on Lettuce
Corn Bread or Corn Muffin^-*
Butter
Chewy Peanut Butter Squares
Sweet Milk or Chocolate Milk
Self-Service Truy—OiiitaI School
Butter
Pickle Relish
Wednesday, March 17, 1970
Pig in Blanket—Mii-rtard
Cheese Wedge
Sauerkraut
Buttered WluHe Potatoes or
Creamed Piuatoes
Lime Jcllo vv Cieam
Sweet Milk or Chocolate Milk
Self-Service Tray—Central School
Mustard
(\ntsu{i
(’alsup
Pickle
Susan McCarter
Performs Friday
In Fashion Show
\ bahet performance by Miss
McCarter of Crover and
pu.vcjij Morgan of Shelby and a
ja/z number by Miss McCarter
u'iJl be a feature of the Blacks-
bur:i S. C. Up To Date Spring
Fashion Show Friday night at
1/ *0 in the auditorium of Blacks
burg Elementary School No. 2.
Tickets are on sale at Iron City
Pharmacy or may be purchased at
the door at 75 cents for sludimts
and $1.25 for adults.
Miss McCarter, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. McCarter of
Grover, is a junior student at
Thursday, March 18, 1970
Beef—Vegetable Soup
Deviled Egg Sandwich
Sallines
Favorite School Baked Cake with
Icing
Sweet Milk or Chocolate Milk
Self-Service Tray—Ontral School
Saltine.s
Peanut Butter
Friday, March 19, 1970
Meat I,oaf
Rice—Gravy
Green Beans
Peach Halve
Hot Rolls—Butter
Sweet Milk or Chocolate Milk
Self-Service Tray—(‘entral Schwl
Cat.sup
Pickle
It's A Girl
For Robbs Family
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Melvin
Robbs of 815-A East King street
announc*e the birth of a daugh
ter. Amy Elixabeth, Sunday,
March 1, . Cleveland Memorial
hospital, Shelby.
The baby
pounds.
Bride-Elect,
Linda Seism
Is Honored
weighed seven
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Alton Ivey of Kings Mountain
and Mrs. Eunice Robb.s and Bu
ford Robbs, both of Kings Moun
tain.
Amy Elizabeth's mother Ls the
former Judy Ivey.
North Carolina School of the Arts,
Winston-Salem. Morgan, a Shel
by high .school junior, is also a
student of Welch School of
Dance.
Both men’.s and women’s fash
ions will be modeled and pro
ceeds will be ased to buy work
materials for special education
classes in the Blacksburg schools,
according to announcement by
Mrs. Wilbur Bedford, chairman.
Other local residents who will
perform on the program are Miss
Claudia Bonner, a former Miss
Cherokee County; Vickie Mos.s,
the reigning South Carolina Miss
Junior Miss; Dallas Turnage,
Miss Blacksburg, and Odell Love,
“Country Gentleman.”
.Mike McGill, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Earl McGill, of Black.sburg,
formerly of Kings Mountain, will
be among models.
I
I Miss Linda Faye Seism, bride-
elect of Wajme Rex Paul, was
I honored Saturday at a bridal
' party held in the fellowship hall
. Of Patterson KTrove Bigitist
! chuPdh.
I Entertaining together w'ere
I Mrs. Gitbert Patterson, Mrs. Jack
! Seism, Mrs. Mike Ware. Miss
Elaine Dixon, Miss Linda Rob
; erts and Mrs. Linda Farris.
A color note of green, yello^v
and white was featured in dec
orative details and refreshments.
The refreshment fable, overlaid
in white, heU a central arrange
ment of yellow and wliite flow-
era with a candelabrum of tap
ers. Bell-shaped sandwiches were
sensed with cakes and lime sher
bet punt^.
The bride-to-be was given a
>ieilow coroage which she pinned
to the shoulder of her party
dress.
The hostes.ses gave the honoret*
a place setting in her pattern of
thina. The 25 guests showered
the bride-to-be with miscellan
eous gifts.
In the galley of the Battleship
USS North Carolina there were 8
million single meals served during
the ship's active duty from 1941
to 15M7.
First printing press arrived in
New York from abroad in 1693.
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