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THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD, KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
Thursday, November 4, 1971
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IT'S A BOY
Mr. and Mrs. Danny C. Parker of 703 Princeton
Drive announce the arrival of their first child - a son -
Daniel Todd Parker, October 19th, Cleveland Mem
orial hospital, Shelby.
The baby weighed eight pounds, 15 ounces.
Grandparents are City Commissioner W. S. Bid-
dix and Mrs. Biddix and Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Par
ker.
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Monday; \ .
7 p. in.—rphe Police Auxiliary
will meet at tlie home of Mrs.
Maroellus Hunter, 402 W. Parker
street.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Hunn'cutt, Ur. a
son, Charlotte Presbyterian hospital, October 28th.
Born to Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Brewer, Jr. of Urbana,
Illinois, a son, November 1st. Dr. Brewer Is the son of
Captain and Mrs. W. F. Brewer of Henderson, N. C.
Mrs. Brewer, Sr. is the former Pauline Neisler of Kings
Mountain.
WONDERFUL WORLD
OF PETS
Tropical Fish — Monkeys — Conures — Gitinea Pigs
— Flying Squirrels — Quakers — Skunks — Rac
coons — Gerbils — Doves — Hamsters — Mynah
Birds — Finches — 17 breeds of rabbits — 4 colors
Mink — BB Parrots and cage only $10.00 — 5 foot
Chinese Dragon and cage — make us an offer —
Baby Ikuana dragons $2.50 each.
10 gal. Aquarium set-up only $9.90.
Many, many tropical fish — 3 for $1.00
Hwy. 180 — Halfway between
74A and 150 at the sign
of the RABBIT
VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME
AT SMALL STOCK FARM!
SHELBY, N. C.
Mon. to Sat. 1 p.m. • 8 p.m.
Sun. 1 p.m> - 5 p.m.
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Baked Ham
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Methodls+s Set
Attic Sale
Again Saturday
'Southern Living Show Will Feature
Christmas Selections, Many Features
Women of Central United
Methodist church will open their
attic sale headquarters again
Saturday at 10 a. m. at the
building formerly occupied by q^^e Mart
Ken’s Snack Shop on West
Mountain street.
OIIAHLOTTE. — Popuar hoi- log 1 is traditionally served. It
iday foods from Europe and, is a rich sponge cake rolled and
.Mexico will be prepared during i roasted with a filling of French
Piedmont Natural Gas’ cooking, silk frosting that resembles bark.
clinics at the Southern Christ
mas Show, here November 11,
12, 13 and H, at the-Merchan-
A della robbia punch.
One
The following definition of
some Of the pork cuts may 'be
hepful:
Crowtx roast is usually made
from the rib section of two
pork lions. The ribs are "fren-
ched” by rernov'ing meat from
the end of each ril) bone. Then
the rib sections are shaped into
a erown and fastened.
Butterfly chops are boneless
double chops, split most of the
way through the center and
opened to form a butterfly
shape.
IBack rlhs, or co'untry ribs, are
made by splitting lengthwise
through the rib section near the
backbone.
I Side pork is trimmed to a rec-
tanglar shape. It has alternating
layers of lean and fat.
Canadian bacon, cut from
boneIe.ss pork Hons, is cured and
smoked. It is usually quite lean.
A pork cushion is a square,
flat piece made by removing the
j bones from the si ’cr. This
; provides a pocket tuffing.
j For the brisk fall d y Bone-
I less Pork Shoulder . st with
cock
tail Swedish meat balls, roast
A variety of good men's, worn- tiuckling, Italian pannetto n e,
en's and childrens clothe.s are on plum pudding and Mexican po-
display and are lieing offered at sadas (iglazed almonds) are a
bargain prices of .50 cents and ; of the delightful recipes the
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Piedmont
Local w'omen liave already
earn<“d more than $15(1 from
rummage sales the past several
weekneis.
Tliey will hand out samples of
the punch and cookies to the
audience.
Also to be on display with
instructions on how to make
them will be clever Christmas
wrappings and various holiday
decorations. Printed sheets will
be given out with instructions
and patterns for making, among
other things, a cookie drum, a
colorful wrapping for a coffee
can that holds cookies or candies,
and a bright red boot, designed
holds Christmas
Mrs. C. L. Jolly, Sr. Is prsl-
dent of the Womens SiK'iely of
Christian Service.
Mrs. Barrett
Joins Tiara's
As Stylist
home economists at
Gas will talk aibort.
“Each of the foods has a cus
tom behind it and would make
interesting tKinversatlon at your as a ooveruip 1
holiday tal)lc,’' said Carolyn Pet- can that also
ty, home economist. Mrs. Petty, goodies,
with brmc e. on. mist Judy Cclc “The kitchen door decoration
made long, gay grpsy dresses in we are showing this year is so
fuchsia and hot pink to be woim e^’-v to make," said Mrs. Petty,
when they give the proi. rams. “.\11 you need are a black dust
"Special breads such as pan- pan, red ribbon for a bow, green
nettone are in great demand at
Christmas ip Italy. It is a yeast
bread filled with raisins and ci
tron. In France after Christmas
Eve Mass, buche de noel (yule
ery and gold colored metal
scouring pads to go in the pan.
Instead of the greenery and
•scouring pads you could stuff it
with Christmas card."
Mrs. Charlene Barret has join-1
ed the staff of Tiara Hair De
signs, announces Mrs. Shirley
Allen, owner and manaiger. i C* A CP ■
Mrs. 'Ewirret recently moved to; \0t dATVIfPAS
Second Baptists
I WhitQ Con0 Drive
I Aids Area Blind
Evangelistic preaichlng and
singing services are scheduled for
the we^ of November 8-14 at
Second Baptist church of Kings
Mountain.
Kings Mountain with her hus
band and their two sons. Grason,
five, and Tim, lomonths. Mr.
Barret is training supervisor at
Spectrum Corporation.
Mrs. Barret received her
tralnirtr at Southeastern Beauty
! Honey Orange Gl: ■ ' on the' college in Charlotte and has had
I Rotlssrie. In case you aren’t an five years experience as a stylist
outdoor enthusiast,tho glaze in Union, S. C. whre the family „ , „ ,
should be equally delicious on formerly lived. ; ,
i your roast cooked in the oven. church in that city. Rev. Patter-
1. .. I . 'son is a graduate of High Pointi.
BO.NELESS PORK SHOULDER VlCkl© bllTIS College and of Southeastern Sem-1 a
ROAST WITH HONEY ORANGE i i_j I i inary in Wake Eorest. i Smirh
GLAZE ON THE ROTIS.SERIE, IS HonOrGcl ; ^ groups! appreciation fo^he “ktad
Rev. Tom Patterson of Lumber-
ton will be the evangelist. He is
Members of the Kings Moun
tain Lions club held a fund drive
on the highway Sunday afternoon
for the White Cane aid to the-
blind.
Donations from motorists were
collected from 3 until 5:30 p. m.
and Uon White Cane Chairman
Ray Holmes reports the drive
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Any time of year is a good time to soy thank
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omd everyone in our pharmacy would like to go
on record with a great big thank you to all our
good customer friends. We appreciate your hav
ing entrusted Ug with your medicine and
health-aid needs.
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We would also like to thank all the other
members of this community's health team —
doctors, dentists, fellow pharmoodsts, nurses,
and many others for the enthusiastic spirit of
co-operation which ha resulted in this city hav
ing the very finest of medical service.
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CARD OF THANKS
Prepare the grill for using the
rotisserie. Insert
center of the roast. Center for
for using the ^ D' il I
spit through Un Dirthday
balance and secure
begin at 7:30 p.m. Among those| our beloved Husband and Father,
in place. Vickte Sims helped her celebrate „ wilt tC Rtinrilan.-t ^ soppI.-,,! tKppi.. .to
present each evening to provide: and thoughtful acts of kindness
music in-the services that will; and all the flowers in the loss bf
CROSS ROADS MUSIC PARK
Opens Saturday For Winter Season
Big Country Music lamboree
Showtime 7:30 p.ms
Located Two Miles North of Bethware School
Off Highway 74 in Oak Grove Section
Roast slowly. Brush with Honey
Orange Glaze several times dur
ing the last 1-2 hour of cook
ing.
Time: 2 1-2 and 3 hours or to
ISO degrees F. as indicated by a
roast meat thermometer.
•Boneless pork loin or leg
roast-! are excellent also for ro-
tlsserie cooking; the same cuts
with bone In are fine for covered
grill cooking.
HONEY ORANGE GLAZE
1 cup honey
1-4 cup lemon juice
6 ounce can frozen orange juice
concentrate, thawed
1 teaspoon ground ginger
The recent Men’s Pork Cook-
Out Champ Contest at the N. C.
State Fair provided many inter
hr fifth birthday Saturday at a
Halloween party at the home of
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Sims.
The party was given by Vickie’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Sims, and her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Suns.
I A chocolate pink-decorated cake
I was cut and served with ice
: cream and Halloween goodies,
i Halloween favors were presentd
I the children.
I Vickie's maternal grandmoth-
I er. Mrs. Coates, lives in Cincin-
“All area residents are invited
and urged to attend these Christ-
centered services," said tbe pas
tor.
nati, Ohio.
Bumgardner
In Concert Choir
MOREHEAD, Ky.
Beovers Cop
State Fair Honor
Mark Beaver, 14-ye&r-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Beaver
of Columbia, S. C., formerly of
Kings Mountain, copped the “Best
Of Show" award in the Junior
ceive a copy
send your name and address for j V
“Contest Recipes” ,to N. C. Pork
Producers Association, P. O. Box
: 25727, Raleigh. North Carolina.
estinc- recines Tf voii wish to re-' .-.j-- ^It^tehead^(ffvision for boys 12-48
estmg recipes. “ j State University’s Concert Choir. I at the South Carolina State fair.
the university’s major perfoim- j jn addition to winning first
ing choral -group, consi.sts of 67 place, he also won several other
member* this year, including;second and third place honors.
Gteither Bumgardner. Kings Moun-i His 10-year-old brother, Mich-
tain graduate student. ael Beaver, won a first place
The choir, directed by Jamc.s award for sculptcre.
Ross Beane, is performing in “The They are grandsons of Mr.
Messiah” Dec. 5 with other M3U and Mrs. Aubrey Mauney of
choral groups and the MSU Or- Kings Mountain. Their mother
chestna. is the former Peggy Mauney.
Members of the dioir are se- ■ ——
Iccted following a series of au-'li- TEEN PATTERNS
tions. The group presented its Teen seamstresses will find
to Dootor
RoMnsexn and all the nurses at
Kings Mountain, -hospital.
groups present will be, The Blind | and a special thanks
Davis Trio of Gastonia, The Adult
and Youth Choirs of Second Bap
tist, the louth Choir of Oak Grove
Baptist Church and -the Youlth
singing and witne.ssing group of
Unity Baptist churoh.ia Gastonia.
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I wish to express my sincere
thanks to the many kind acts
shown during the illness and
death of my sister. I would espec
ially like to thank the doctors
and nurses and the Kings Moun
tain hospital staff and the co-
first concert of the season Oct. 29 throe fairly, new pattm sizes, all;
at the 12th annual MSU Choral, .jeared to the small figure. They!
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