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Grover News
Four Attend
Conference
THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
mSmE
The circles of Shiloh Prosi>y'
terian church held their meet
ings Tuesday Circle No. 1 met
with Mrs. William Hammett cir
cle No 2 met at the home of Mrs.
Holmes Harry ami Circle No. 3
mot with Mrs. .lakie O. Hain-
■bright.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph !>. Co
forth Mr. and Mrs. Wa.vno Ap
pling. Mr. an,i Mis. Charlit' Miii
linax, Mrs. H. II. Ihmder and .M ss
Evelyn Mullinax alteiide<i the r<*
cital of the .Martanna's I>aiue
Studio at the Fullerton Auditor
ium at Limestone CoIUv** I'm's
day ov'ening, the following fiavm
here participated in the program.
Jan Goforth. Tammy and Sandy
Appling, Tara an<l Teresa Mul
linax. Susan Hyde of Spait Til
burg and daugliler of Air. and
Mrs. Don Hyde and granddaugh
ter (yf 'Mrs. D. A. Hyde was in
the program also.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Ili(ks
observed llicir 50th wntding in
niversary Friday. They w; ie
honortxi Sunday with a fcimiiy
(dinner and get-together. Tlu'.se
attending were .Mr. and Mrs. .lo in
Gold, and Sharon. Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Hagar and sons of Washing
ton, D. C.. W. S. Hicks Jr. and
son Todd of Chnrlotle, and Mr.
and Mrs. Gene Turner and Joim
ny.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hagar ol
Washington, D. C. returned lioin<‘
Monday after sj ending a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. W. S.
Hicks.
Mr. and .Mrs. Frank Risli and
children were ^’I•i(^ay g/csts of
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. KceU'r. Sun
day iguests of .Mr. and Mrs. R. H.
Keeter were Mr. and Mrs. Gii^
Hyler and daughters of I..inras-
ter, S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Fanny Coh}) of
Charlotte* were guests of Miss
Evelyn Mullinax Saturday.
Mrs. D, A. Hy.io returned lionu‘
Thursday after spending Hu*
Kveek in Spartanburg with Mr.
and .Mrs. Don Hytle.
The W. M. U. of Botliatiy R.u»-
tist ciiurch visited tiie Whis|)Or-
ing Pines Nursing Home 'ruesdav
night and prcsentefl a program.
Mrs. Ralph Goforth, .Mrs.
James Wehlier, Mrs. Yales C(»n*
ner of Shelby ami .Mrs. Huberi
Bowen of Kings Mountain spent
four days in Virginia visiting ilu*
scenic places. They visiti'd in WiL
liamsbur." Norfolk, Cliesaix*ak<*
Bay, Nevv[>ort .Nows, Viiginio
Beach and attended Armi'd For
ces Day in Euslis.
I Mr. and Mrs. C. Z. Falls have
I returned home aftei* visiting r(‘l
: alives in Arizona and California,
' Bruce Roark of Wat.soriville, Cal
ifornia rein»’?ied home with them
' for a visit.
.Mr. and Mrs. Cliarlio Marlin
()f Burlington spciu fiom Tiiui's-
flay till Sunday wilii Mrs. J. D.
Waiiersfin.
I Mr. and Mi's. Wendell Wliite
and Brent were Sunday guc'sls ol
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Turner in
Gastonia.
Mrs. W. L. Ormand has return
ed from a visit to Forest City
where she visited lelalives.
Mrs.'.M. C. Hardin returned
iiom(‘ Saturday after spending
the wo(‘k with her daughter aiul
soirin-law Rev. and Mrs. J. E.
Craig and daughters in Ka.sl(‘\,
S. C. The Craigs aceompanied' iier
home enroule to visit in Cliar-
lot le.
Miss Mario Herndon of Kan
napolis visited her niotluM’, Mrs.
J. L. Herndon at tlie Cleveland
-Memorial hospital in Siielby Sun
day.
Miss Cynthia Wright of CIku-
lotle spent t!u' weekimd willi her
parents Air. and Airs. 'lk‘ck
Wriglit.
Mr. and Mis. Paul Ilamliright
and daugliters spent the wet'kemi
at Myrtle Bcaeh willi Air. and
.Mrs. W. B. Harry .
Dr. and Mrs. Hal Talley and
childr(*n spent a few day.s in
Roanokf' Raiuds with his jiarents.
Air. and Mrs. Lemar Moss of
Miami, Fla. are visfting his
mother, Mrs. R. D. Alass.
Air. ami Mrs. Preston Xioforlh
visited ndatives in Lineolnlon
Sunday.
Mrs, K. B. Hambright .'<p(*nt a
few days in (Jreen.sboro witii her
son and his wife Dr. and .Mis.
Rufus Hambright.
.Mr. and .Mrs. Holme.s Harry and
.son Robert Harry are spfmding a
l(‘w (lays at .Myrth* Beaeli.
Tiif' Woman’s Club held a Bake
.Sale Saturday. The proe(*eds will
go to the Ue.scuo Squad.
Wednesday night tin* Women of
.^hiloh Presbyt(M‘ian held a birth
day objoclive meeting and a lam-
ily dinner at the church.
Air. and Mrs. (’lydf* Rhea and
.Mickey and graiKl.-^on Trent at
tended an air-show in .Ashevilh*
Sunday.
The family of Air. Dewey Alont-
gomery honored him on his 70th
Four management and sales re-
pre.sentatives of the Kings Moun
tain branch office of Lil>erty Life
Insurance Company will attend
the company’s 1970 sales confer-
ienee at Hie Kings Inn in Free-
' port. Grand Bahamas, May 16 *20.
Named as delt gates on the ba-
' sis of personal achievement in :n-
siirance sales and service <luring
! the 12-month qualifying period
were: Paul E. S/ymiborski, Man
ager; Hob L. Beam N. Gene
' Yales, and C. Kd Milmrick.
i Featured speakers at the con-
i ferencH' will b(‘ Francis M, llipp,
presJlen! and cliaicman of The
lJb(*rty Corporation; Herman N.
inpp, president of Liberty 'Life
rnsurame C..; L. Warnni Isom,
!vk c-presklcnt in chai'ge of mar
keting for Lilnn'ty Life and Dr.
G. Hugh Russell, a management
psychologist and president of the
I firm Russell and Associates. Dr.
Russfdl is a professor of .Manage
ment in I he .School of Business
Administration at Georgia State
College in Atlanta.
.Approximali'lc 3.50 of the com
pany’s lop fiel<l i\‘pre.sentatives
from tlu‘ Southeast will attend
the fourdav' conference. Awards
.dinners, busiiK'ss sem nars and
; sales training and manpovv(*r d«-
' v(’lo})menl If'ctures will liiglilight
lli<‘ leadership conference.
! Lilx'rty Lif<\ p. imary subsidia
ry of O’he Liberty Corporation, is
licensed to operate in 23 states,
the District of Columbia and the
C(>mmonw(*alth of Puerto Rico.
The company has over $2.7 bil
lion of life in.surance in force.
. .
Once jaaetieally all liutter was
ma<le on farms, luit today only a- '
bout tiire(‘ per cent is home- pro-
<iuce(l in the United States and
Canada.
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birthday Saturday at the Baileys
Fish Camp. Blacksburg, among
the grouj) were his family. Mr.
and .Mrs. J. D. Montgomery, Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Rhea. .Mickey aiifl
I rent. Mr. and .Mrs. Phil Roark
and daughter.s. and .Mr. and Mrs.
Wintred Alo.ss. Danny and Jane.
Air. and Mr.s. Slierwood Tali'
and cliildren visited Mrs. R. C.'
Tate Sunday. Tliey also visited
rcdativf's at Blacksburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wisher and
Timmy (xf Blacksburg were Sun
day giu'sts of Mr. and Airs. VVil
bur Roark.
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