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C:-.; f’ag© 4 THE KINdS MOUNTAIN HERALD, KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. Thursday, January 21’, 1971 «\v-,Tl Grover News Mrs. Robort Wilson honored her daughter Ljun on her fifth birth day with a party held Jn the baselmi'nt of Shiloh Presbyterian Ohurch Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Wilson was assisted with enter taining by Mrs. Mary Houser. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Horry and Rev. and Mrs. Robert Wilson were in Charlotte Friday. Mrs. David (Brenda) Horndon underwent surgery at the Cleve land Memorial hospital last week. Mrs. John Harry has returned liome from the King.s Mountain hospital. Mrs. Mattie Haimbright and Mrs. Aliee Aaron returned home Saturday after spending several weeks in Atlanta and Gainesville, Georgia with relatives. Mrs. Frances H. Barrier of High Point is ivisiting Mr. and Mrs. David ilarry and other rwlatlvas. Rev. U. A. McManus, pastor ol the First Baptist eliurcth, lias ae- eepted a call to Manning, S. C. The Mjc-Manus’ plan to move thi,s week. Brady Martin has returned home after spending the week in Florida. 'Mr. and Mrs. Perry Pariss of Gaffney wert* Sunday gUMts of .Mrs. R. C. Tate. Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Talley an nounce the birth of a daughter Mary Margaret at the iOleveJand Memorial hospital Janutary 7th. Mrs. J. H. Talley of Roanoke Raip ids, has been toting Dr. Tall^ and family two week*. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Cavwjy an- noun<v the hlrth at a dau^^htef, Lisa Carol at the Kings iMhtUit«,i« hospital January 10. I LAioiUe Kiser, Mis. Rtitti' Hafnhri^t and Mrs. Lana Op- forth visited Mrs. Berttia DavUl Green Acres Nursing Home Sat urday. Mrs. L. R. Wilson Of towed! !s visiting Rev. and Mrs. Robert WH- .son. Mrs. Wilson is reouperatitg from injuries she received in if wrack. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Ooodwln (4 Laurins, & C. were WodneaidNy guests of Rev. and Mm. RoIm# Wilson and dab^htei-s, t(F>in anid Sudan. > . and .Mrb. Jeaae Molton Fbrt Worth, Taxas have raturci home after spending two with Mr. and Mis. Wende]f White and Mr. and Mm, IhW While, They visited Mr. and Siui Floyd t,. Turner in Oastoida and other relatives. Horace (WeaftnoreUnd at KingB. port, Tennease, ivisited IMr. aM Mrs. Bert Westmareland and Mrs. H. L. Be«un during 1M| weekeitd. ——— Drewes Tax & Bookkeepliig Service Offers You A Complete Year-Round Tax Sonrice O Quarterly Reports O Monthly Soles Tax Beportl O Federal and State Forms O Bookkeeping O Year Round Service O Open Seven Days a Week Drewes Tax & Bookkeeping Service Fred Drewes Evelyn Drewes t BettyHuUsadir amf Cl^nde MuUlnax haw leturnA'liame after spend ing Chree WBrtcs with her par ents and tektivm in Mason, Tex as, Miss IChonds AJiridge and iRidi- aid Cobb at Charlotte were Sun day guests at Miss ISvelyn IMulU- Mn. Ekther Oell at Gastonia p^ A week with. Mirf. Qora 'amy CtUldeni rayson at I AWttrt ;llff ■ paienta, PS W- !fV- P«l9 4uriW! iMsrls diamdon and Mn. lentiddn vUted Mr. and f. Bdnid Herndon and Mr. and . l/atk Hsradon last weekend, she fyrae of Charliaitte iqient Wfskend iwMih Buford Ham- ruftii (Vlfkie Tuyner of the ool- Ceorgla, with n® IXamkr. id Mrs. Gene And Mm. s. c. hi. fM)t A Week in ■ “Whyud Wat- en, Toney . Coipl (Kvn- ttev.'Aid^ U. A (Me ii^. syM iMTdly tkwn.' I ' ■ and OreJg mde Budiaii! ay p;ru< D. Qoforth 'R H. Ronto wwkend tn Fayette- Wr. and Mm. Hayes tient I Montgonway ia a fre- VUtor Ita tt)« Cherokee Mlpitsl where her M. C. Harman is a pa- Mm ‘mehha Ingle spent Sun- dw itiBim and Mcmday wift hw nwraar.^ftto. Sara Ingle at Iai^- dsle» ^ jit- Iktoliwx- hag gone tp wWte4j4l-andlMm .. And other rata- -.y*’., wd tw* lp»n OwpOdie), have moved jgje kkttffOM Strings eom- Ouitai Hww ol 2 2w«0a were Sunday guem Boy nduaer. dMMiB. Oavkt Ruu at sptth jwr moowf, It G.V. Alexander's Bites Conducted (Funeral rites for Cornelius Vanderbilt Alexander were held Sunday at the first (Congrega tional OhuMh in the Lincoln Academy Community. For torty..11hree years he owned and operated a gtooeiy business In th^ oommunity. Survivors Include; One daugh ter, Mra Ruth McDowell; three bisten, whom he reared; (Mrs. □erothy Weibbar at the home; iMls. Olivia Harrk, Mrs. Geneva Awiy at Baltimore, Md.; Two n^rhews wham he also reared, Hmes arvl Oomelius Alvery of Alvery (Baltimore, Md.; Dr. Spurgeon Webber of Charlotte, N. C. Other nephewA Ohairles,. WLUiam and Walter Harris of Baitlmare; Jun- lUb Aveiy of Baltimoire; Andrew Jai^ MefBoy of Gastonia, N. C. Nleoas Qloriii 1^. Afti C FlttHh and nleees; trlends. Maiv. Janie, and BaKliAore, and of CBiarlotte, N. I-grand nephews ’mawy relatives and Tniesdale Aboard USS Oarrolt County (OaseXSOTOG) (PHTNC) USS OAiRJQTTr COUNTY Jan. 1-4—Navy Petty Otttoer First Class Kenneth O. ‘iWaadiJa, eon of 'Mr. and Mrs. Ervin S. Ynii^ale of lOl E. Ohio Ava, BsasRter iCUy, N. C., ia serv ing aboard the sea-going small oraft Mipair foolUty USS Garrett (Sountar in VietnAm. Mrs. Quinn's Bites Conducted Funeral services for (Mrs. Lucy Aieramder Quinn, 85, of York, S. C, who died Saturday tn Col umbia, fi. C, were heJidi Wednes day at 3 pun- 'from St. Jamea Mediodist church in York. 'Arocnig survivors is a son. Law yer Quinn of 'Kings Mountain, and a sister, Mrs. Mamie Quinn of Kings (Mountain. HYMN SING Westover Balptist (diurch will sponsor a Hynm Sing Saturday enrening at 7 pjm. with ^ledal music by the Pruitt Trio and the Qycr Family. The Interested oommunity Is Invited, said Rev. Archie Chapman, pastor. V«tW «r- AM M«t RoTifaMe; Series (E and H Savings Bonds now on sale ivoeive a H-peroent boniib at meiturity, (raising the ef fective rat* to 94 percent. Old er Bonds also benefit from the Improved ykld. Dng Abase tUnisTop Bequest list Interest in the drug iproblom is at fever pitch if requests for films on “drug abuse” from the State Board of Health Film Library are an indication. “We could double the number of films on drugs 8- vallable (1T5) end still not nave enough to meet the demand," says Roger Whitley, head of the film service. During the last halt of 1970, “drug abuse” films were booked for showing 3,28B times in every county in North Carolina. Junior and senior high schools lead all organizations with a total of 2,073 bookings. Drug films 'Were shown to every Junior and senior high school class in Raielgih. In cited among osher organizations booking ‘drug abuse" fthns were churches, technioal Institutes, po lice departments, hospitals and health departments. A total of 29 different groups or individuals borrowed films on drugs during the six-month period. PLUS COMFORT wJth patented Scrlalti'e*’ construr.ttoni UEPON! Interest in ‘drug abuse” films picked up markedly in 1969, ac cording to Whitley. "Until then, the ptiblic didn^ show any par- tloular Interest in films on drugs,” Whitley said. “As a mat ter of fact, prior to 1969 we didn’t have a single film on marijuana ■—now we have 36. Our inventory of drug films describes Just about every harmful drug 'being used today and the dreaded effects en countered in its use,” he said. The State Board of Health Film Library was established In 19'12. Ail Medal ToSuthetland "V-1 tM Ibenew PERFECT AMERICA'S NO. 1 MATTRESS VALUE FOR COMFORT AND SUPPORTI U. S. AiRMY, (AHTNC — Anmy Private First Class Richard D. Sutherland, 20, son of Mrs. Eu nice L. Sutherland, 911 First St., Kings Mountain, N. C.. recently received the Air Medal in Viet nam. Pfc. Sutherland earned the a- waid for (meritorious service While participating in aerial flight In support of ground opera tions in Vietnam. 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Polk, La., 1 before arriving overseas. j MC vG I N N I S is a 1968 graduate of Kings Mountain high school i 9 • t ■ -iV (HfONPAlB 1970 City Pi * ^ ' I* Taxes APPUR February 2 City of Kings Mountain Penalty of 1% Applies to Tax BiUs on Feb. 2 and Increases By One- Half Peicent Pei Month Thereaftei JANUARY SALE Manhathtan Norris & Plaza Suite Dress Shirts Button & French Cuffs Values to $9.00- $3j|)0-$3i6 $4.44-$4.88 All Men’s sum $59.99 Mountaineers $39.88 SSZ.50 Curlees $54-88 995.00 GrUlom $64jn ALL LADIES & GIRLS DBESSES - COATS - $Um SWEATEBS-SLACKS SKIBTS-TOPS-HATS-BAGS Vz PBICE ALL MEN’S SWEATEBS - SWEATEB SmBTS - FELT HATS - WOOL DBESS PANTS - COBDUROY and WOOL CAB COATS ■ BOYS SPOBTCOATS Vz PBICE Piece Goods 100% Polyester Knits Orlons-Wools and Blends $1.49 Sportswear Materials 44c Ladles' Bobesand Gowns VzOH All Ladles’ Dress Shoes Vz Price PLONK'S
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