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THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N., C.
Thursday, December 17, 1970 B Thw
Happiness Is Convenience For Elderly
Who Occupy Homes In PHA Complex
By DORIS FITC kitrhon. Sho lovf>s to cook and
“Happiness Is Convenience” is gets much pleasure out of iprcpar-
the third in a scries of articles ing spcolal heats. Cooking Ls no
on Kings Mountain's Public Hous- chore to any of the occupants bO'
ing and follows previous storir's cause of the accessibility of all
dealing with security and inde- cabinets and i-qulpment.
Pair Feted
After Rehearsal
On Saturday
Eastside Yule
Program Sunday
Sunday ivening Eastside Bap-
Welch andjtisf church will httgin services at
Billy AnUiony Wilson cut their 6:30 with a Carol Sing
Getting Married?
Change Records
wedding cake Saturday night at
I an after-rehearsal party held in
pendence for the elderly who are Electrical outlets in aU kltoh-1 the feJlow.shlp hall of .Macedonia
housed in the McGill Court and ens, as in the other rooms of the'Baptist church.
Ridge Street complexes Ju.st com apartments, are approximately
pitted. three fe<'t from the flooir, which
Coni'eniencv is a word tliat is means there Is no stooping or
b(‘lng used to<iay to dhrscrlbo the straining to reach an outlet,
ajjartments oc>cupied Ijy the el- 'Each sink, refrigerator and
derly und disabled in the govern- range 'have been placed in the
ment housing. Those who occupy most oonivenlcnt area with -much
the apartments arc being able to thought to .the necessities of the
take advantage, many for the elderly. A small utility elo.set ad-
liist time, of comfort and well Jolas kitchen, which has proven
I'lanne-.l convenienajs .in easily- very liandy while these closets
Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Scott
Horton, aunt and uncle of the
bride-elect, assisted by Mr. and
Mis. Barry Stroupc, aunt and
uncle of the bride-elect.
A color note of pink and whitb
was comibined In decorative de
tails and In refresliments. The
refreshment table, overlaid with
GREENSBORO J. E. Wall,
District Director of the Internal
,. Revenue Service, said today th"'
At seven o’clock a drama “TojlaiJIes who got married .should
All People" by Edith Chaffee will. sure and have their name,
be pre-sented. The drama, In tliree I changed on the records o|f the
ects, deals with an unwanted | Social Security Administration,
guest at Christmas time who re
news a family's weakened faith j
Wall said that many women
In God ' taxpayers who marry do not
'T'l,.. t D . ij ' change their names .with Social
c-„i» i:-., Security have their tax refund
Chambers, Russ Wright,
Chambers, Patricia King,
Adkins, Teddy CoJlias,
Fred
ial .'Security number on the tax
Dot tie
return docs not match the name
Carroll, Vicki Chaney,
ncS Phvn^ Zlev' ‘^f -HiJ c.hefks are tie
Waste paper is being fed. to
cattle and .sheep in a series of
nutrition experiments in Texas,
reports tlu? Southern Forest In
stitute. The paper, ground up
foodn provided vital diet bulk or
rongihwge. If the e.xi!eriment
w<»rt« out, someday waste papier
mixetj in with animal foods ooidd
help (rflevlaUe a waste and pbllu-
tnd mixed in with oUier animal 1 tion problem and might help
provide moat at a lowier cost. 4.
nimal nutritionists say tMus r,-,r
the icatlle and sheep ibeing s%|
the experimental diet ar,. dd^l
well.
Phyllis Downey.
kept living quarters. In previou.s are plumbed for washers In the white wedding cake as d^ratlve ‘
n ' ■ it has been pdnted out one-bedroom apartments. highlight. Pink pUnch was served' P*®^ '’X Arnold
lit dents are happy In theii Bathrooms are tiled and easily from e silver service at one end
new ing rooms and enjoying kept. They feature anti-skid tubs I of the table
the v.nlort and frlendlines.s of and each has a shower designed.
their front porohes. for those unable to take tub I The brlde-tobe wore a blue
Today, the convenience of well- baths. Regular fixtures plus spa-' party dress with matching aoees-
planned and efficient kitchens of clous medicine cabinets with sorles.
layed ea.h year f this re.ison.
.Miss Welch and Mr. Wil-son
tof^ the occasion to present their
.gifts to their wedding attendants.
b>lh tlio onc-b(»droom ami effi- lighting above are used while
cicncy apartments will be dc- heat lamps are located in the
scribed, along with a partial view center of each bathroom ceiling,
of one of tile nice baliki in eacli Tire Ireat lamp is in addition to
unit. ■ tile regular overhead light.
Mrs. Ethel Mills lives In a one In addition to adequate kitchens. r r* • ^
bedroc .m apartment and she i.s and batlis, there are closets of | '”9'!. Conners
very proud of. her apartment, her ample s;xice provided in hall-1 "
favorite room being hor beautiful waj^s and bedrooms.
A fellowship hour will follow
When .a female changes her
name througih m'’rrla.''e an.l not
Ifies Social Security, the in'o'^
Paper is being used in manu-1 atlon Is passed on to IRS by Soc-
ftrcturlng many unusual things ! ial Security and the name records
these days, reports the Southern ; are changed at the .Seiwlce CWi-
Eorest Institute. Disposable pa-1 ter.
per clothing has toen around for i
several years. But even such •
; things as paper sailboats with Tree bark used to be burned as
tough, durable paper sails re ' worthless, .but not anymore, re-
MORE ABOUT
SOCIETY COLUMN
(Continued From Page One )
If's A Bov
' 'now on the market. Best'es pa-1 ports the'Southern Forest Insti-
per dresses and bathing suits now | tute. Today, bark is uselj increas-
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Ervin , av.ailabie for cons -mer use, s>pc,c- i ingly to manfacture a growing
I Conner of High point announce ial uniforms made of paper are | family of consumer goods inolud-
j the arrival of a son, .Michael | providing protection from radio-. ing mulch for such {»cid-Jovlng
I Shme, ^ 'December 15th, High . octivity in modern atomic re-, shrubs as aaaleas, gardenias and
Christmas decorations and trees of all types, showing
many pictures and many items which she had made.
She then asked Mrs. Carl Mayes to display the exquis
ite Chrismon Christmas ornaments made by the circle
members of Central Methodist church tor use on the
church trees.
P>olnt Memorial hospital,
i The baby weighed seven pounds. '
'eight ounces.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
dyxie E. (Conner and Mrs. Her-.
Ijert Leigh and the late Mr. Leigh
of Kings -Mo-jintain.
search laboratories
‘ camellias.
Miss Murphy,
Mr, Fryer
MORE ABOUT
WELCH-WILSON
(Continued frim Page One/
wedding guests. ^ .
For a wedding trip the bride kz^lV© rlSnS
wore a navy blue pantsuit with
matching accessories and the or- Miss Sandra Ann Murphy,
chid lifted from her bridal bou- daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. Harold
L. .Murphy of Mount Holly, ha.s
BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM completed plans for her marriage
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Welch .ire to Gregory Milton Fryer, son of
parents of the bride. She is a ,iun- Mr. and -Mrs. F. .Milton Fryer of
tor student at Kings Mountain Kings Mountain, and announces
high school where she will con- them today,
tlnue her education.
Mr. and Mrs. Loran G. Wilson The wedding will take place
of Kings Mountain are parents ot Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m. in
the bridegroom. A graduate of Stanley’s First Baptist church.
Kings Mountain high school, lie Rev. Charles H. High will officl
Is a manager-trainee at Winn ate at the double-ring ceremony.
Dixie Stores in Gastonia.
The newlyweds arc at home on
Route 1, York Road.
Muss .Marlene Henry of Mount
Holly will bo vcx-all.s! for the pro
gram of nuptial mu.sic.
Gift Giving
Should Be Joy
' The bride-elect will be given in
John Gladdens
To Note 50fh
Anniversary
ChiLlren of Mr. and Mrs. John
W. Gladden, Sr. will honor them
on their Golde.n Weriding Day
Saturday, Dccen-ber 26th, at a
reception (from ;.,-o until five
o'clock.
The party wi: '.e held in the
Fellowship Hall of Second Bap
tist church at ^120 Linwood Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Glali'den were
married December 26,. 1920.
Paper will probably be a major
building material of the future,
reports the Southern Forest In
stitute. Already, paper houses
are being manufactured from
corrugated paperboari.h The j>a-
porboard houses are treated to
resist water, fire and vermin. One
of the basic housing units now on '
the marlret measures 20 by 21'
feet with an eight iroo‘-high ceil-1
mg. The unit can be hauled to the I
jonsti-uction sit<. in a station wa
gon and takes three men only i
' * -V iw u *> iij Ulf J A ''‘••J
marriage by her lather. Richard '',®H'*;day to erect. For more spa-
By MISS YORK KIKER
N. C. Department of Agriculture
Marketing Home Economist
Elliott of Atlanta, Ga. will be
best man for the bridegroom-to
be.
Mrs. W'illiam B. Murphy, sister-
in-law of the bride-elect, will be
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Fashionable Women Prefer..
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706 W. King St.
Telephones 739-4427
739-6414
Gift giving should ^ a ]oy but matron of honor and bridesmaids
often we are puzzled to knew include Miss Jan Fryer, sis
our friends, gf (ipp bridegroom-elect; anu
Whether for Christmas, birthdays, mLss Bobbie Hoyle of Cherryville.
anniversaries, or .special occasions, ushers will include William B.!
you like to select an appropriate Murphy of Stanley, brother of the |
gift. you worry whether an ar- bride-elect; Jimmy A. Brown ot I
tide Is the correct size, color or Anderson. S. C., brother-in-law of I
1^0. elephant’ jhe prospective bridegroom; and j
chureh or club sale, rtems are oft- ^ayne Flemister of Atlanta, Ga.
en donated that people received Miss Daphne Nichols will keep i
cious living, two or three of the i
paperbioard units can be combin-
aJ. A factorj'-manufactured cen-'
trM core provides all th^ neres- i
as gifts. We all like to eat. Youi
may be sure that food gift items the chureh.
a guest register in the vestibule
win always be acceptable and The bride-eiect’s parents will
uri 11 r\/\T Kxa rki«/xKlAyv->o f/-v *
will not be problems to recipients, entertain after the ceremony at
Perhaps during the summer ^ reception in the church fellow-
you have made homemade jams, s^ip hall
fruitcakes After their wedding rehearsal
cxioklea, or other goodies prepared 0^ Saturday evening. Miss Mur-;
in your own kitchen. Don t let pby and Mr. Fryer will be honor-'
yiw conscienre bother you one pd at a supper to be given by Mr.
bit if you don t have the time or and Mrs. F. Milton Fryer, parents
indlnation to do the cooking ^ the prospective bridegroom, at
youre-c ■ Xumerous North Caro- their heme here.
Iina .:'-uls lend themselves to gift ________
pack.ni'c-i. Apples, coivntry hams, \ a/.| j r- .i
smoked turkeys, povinuts, jam.s, WllQ6r ramily
jellies, and pickles are wonderful
jc-iiic.-b, diia picxics are wonucnui -r i t r\ •
choices to please your taste buds. I O MQV© KSLinlOD
The North Carolina food Indus- a . • .
try has prepared attractive gift /\t OhnStmaS
packages and item.s for your en Saturday marks the beginning
joyment.
of the arrival of the children ot
R^ntly the N. C. Department Reverend and Mrs. James M.
of Agriculture prepar^ a new Wilder for the Christmas Hollday.s.
‘’r o ‘'fa At that time Miss Carolyn Grey
Foods. . .Gift Ideas which lists wilder will arrive from New Or-
suggested g>fts and where they jeans, Louisiana, where she is
are available. In case you wish casualtv underwriter in the re-
to receiw thi.s information, send gjonal office of Hartford Insur-
a reque^ witli your complete a nee Company, responsible for un
name and address to the Markets derwriting casualty insurance for
™ all Hartford .Igcnts in the south-
culture. Box 2(6-17, Raleigh, N. ern three-fourths of Mississippi.
C. Shopping is easy when you on Tuesday, David Wilder \«ill
make your selections at homo and arrive from Atlanta, Georgia
let some one else do the wrap- vvhere he is assistant to the Ro
ping and mailing. It is not a bit gjonal Dire'etor of Metropolitan
too early to plan for Christmas Development in HUD
now. North Carolina food gift The remainder of the Wilder
items will be sure to please your family, Mr. and Mre. Collins Wild-
Iriends. arrive on Wednesday from
Christmas Treats
In Lunch Bags
For Students
Althoaigh Tuesday will hi' a
short school day for students,
lunch will be provided and Christ
mas treats will be distributed a-
long with a sandwich, a glazed
Tampa, Florida, where he is area
representative for R. J. Reynolds
Tobacco Company in the territory
from Brooksville, Florida to Sara
sota, Florida; and rfie Is legtil
secretary for the law firm of Har
dee, Ott, and Hamilton, attorneys
in labor relations.
PERSONALS
, ^ J -1, .Ts.- Mra. Winston D. Miller of Bur-
donut, and mdk. The treat bag Ungton spent several days last
will include an applp. orange, week with her mother, Mrs J. H.
Arthur, cominT especially 'to as-
close for the holidays at 1:30 p.m. sist her mother and sister, Mrs.
lx>g‘*ri, food service George B. Thomasson, Who hoet-
ronsultant, also announced that ed a atristmas tea Saturday af-
bhrUtoM ZZZn ol ternoon at the Arthur home.
ed ham, sweet potato souffle.
THE LAKE NORMAN
MUSIC HALL
Hwy. 150, Terrell, N. C.
"BATTLE OF BANDS"
Sat. Dec. 19, 1:45 P.M.
With MC “Jimmy Kilgo”
From Big WAYS Radio
All Groups Invited
Admission - $1.50
PreGhristmas
.ANTIQUE FLB.A MARKET
Sun. Dec. 20, all day
FREE TO THE PUBLIC
COMING - Sun. Jan. 10,
LORETTA LYNN
Two Shows — 3 and 8 P.M.
FAMILY SQUARE D.ANCE
Each Friday Night
Adults $1.00 — Children Free
Location - Hwy. 150, Between
Lincolnton and MooresvJlIe
12:17pd
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NO. 1
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NO. 2
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