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f SONS OF LIGHT HERE SUNDAY — “The Sons oi Light" of Greensboro, popul- - voung religious singers, will sing at the morning worship hour ot 11 at Grace United Met! church. From left to right: Phil Parrish, standing, tenor; Kevin Kilbreath, lead,; R!d; T.. ., uass; and Chip Holden, pianist. OPTOMETRIST — Dr. Craig Spangler has announced the opening of his Shelby offices for the practice of wtornetry. Di.Spanglei Opens Ofiices Dr. Spangler announces the oiK'ning of his office at 5h East Marion street, next to Lee’s Home & Office Supply, in Shelby. An optometrist, he will special-1 from federal revenue • sharing wot* on the project since only two of the four bids received were eligible to be read. Two of the bids were unsigned, said Johnson. Second and third low bidders tor Section 1 were Hickory Con struction Co., $551,700.60 and C. W. Gallarrt, Inc. of Charlotte, $575,785.50. Second and third low bidders for Section 11 were Shott Hart man Construction Co. of Clem mons, N. C., $196,526.50 and Ter ry Construction, Inc. of Green- wiUe, S. C., $197,038.05. Mr. Johnson said the low bids are within the project estimate. Specifications call for doubl- inrg to four million gallons daily capacity of the POtts Creek treat ment plant, a pump station and line extension to divert a half million gallon daily ellfluent firom the McGill Creek plant, and other line-laying. The project will be paid for by a federal grant of $477430, a state grant of $159,045, and by the City of Kings Mountain, $132,235. The city will finance its share by issuing $110,000 in bonds, with the balance conring HOSPITAL LOG Dogs Damaged Durham Auto A dog or dog.s are blamed for damage done to a 1971 Triumph owned by .Mrs. Thoma.s Durham. Polite .said Hint apparently dogs tore flic white lop from the convertible, extensively daimag- ing the clolili top, sometime Sat urday niglit. Tile car wa.s i|jiarketl in the carport of the Durliam home at 3.58 Edgemont Drive. NURSERY Ml'S. Pauline Wright is cc- celpting apiilieations at 739- 6970 for pre-schoolers a new eliild care nursery she e.xixrcts to open sHin. The nuisery will ojKMi on Highway 216 near the Silver Dollar Mobile Home Park. “Roadblocks" Net $846.85 For Blind In two Sunday afternoon “iioad- blocks”, the Kings .Mountain Lion.s club netted ^46.85 for the annual White Cane api>eal for the blind, a state-wide fund rais ing campaign by North Carolina Lion.s. Th<' cOllccTTons were conducte;] on October 21 and November J. Tile planned collection for October 28 was rained out and the recent Sunday collection replaced that. Hal PJonk, chairman of the club's aid-to-the-blind commit tee, said he and club membei-s were highly plcaserl at the re sult aiKl added, “I speak for all Lion.s in .stating appreciation to the many jicotple who support ed this worthy project.’’ Commission To Meet Monday Principal item on the agenda at Monday night’s city commiis- sion meeting wiill be con-sidera- tion of letting contract for con struction of an addition to the Potts Creek treatment plant and line extensions which w«ill elimi nate an overload on the McGill Creek plant. The low bids totaling $734,849 appear within the engineerfrg cost estimate of $768,410. The cominjission will convene at 7:30. ize in eye examinations and con tact lenses. A 1967 graduate of Gardner Webb college, he attended Wake Forest University. He received his B. S. and Doctor of Optome try degrees from the Southern College of Optometry in 1970. He was commissioned in the Army as a Captain and served two years as an optometrist at Fort Gordon, Ga. He served one year in an associate practice in Henderson, N. C. Dr. Spangler is married to the former Gayle Holley. A native of Albuquerque, New Mexico, she is employed by funds. Mrs. Matilda J. Brown Mrs. Mand9 R. Barber Dewitt Cobh Mrs. Robert S. Curry William Jake England James H. Fields GHbert H. Flowers 'Rev. Edward O. Gore 'Mrs. Eithel H. Hamibright iMrs. Mary R. Hill Dai^ Houston Mrs. Paul iN. Jackson Mrs. Daisy P. Ledford Mrs. Rhea K. Lewis Ruby Mae Martin MiTS. James Miller, Sr. Manuel A. Moss , 'Mrs. Lillie E. Reynolds Mrs. James J. Rowland Freddie A. Smith Mrs. Lula Tharrlngton Charles Eugene Wright Joseph W. Black, Sr. Mirs. Martin L. Brackett Mrs. Minnie C. Cashion (Mrs. Pearl V. Dover Mrs. Eithel S Gamble George H. Tarpley Mrs. Carl L. Wilson Mrs. Florence Falls Mrs. Arthur J. Green 'Mrs. Bright D. Batterree Mis. Beatrice B. Tnielove JIDMITTEO FRIDAy James Earl Whitaker, Parkdale Ave., Gastonia 1725 ICialvln L. Gantt, P.O. Box 251, City Mrs. Bertha Mae Ellison, 206 Dilllng St., City ADMITTEO SATURDAY Mrs. Elsie S. McGill, 404 Bethel St., Clover, S. C. ADMITTED SUNDAY Mrs. .Max F. White, Rt. 1, Clover Hazel E Lankford, 112 S. Cher ry St., Oherryvllle Mrs. John iC. Parker, Rt. 4, Box 406, City Harold James Phillips, 710 W. Gold St.. Cilty Gary R. Moore, Rt. 3, Box 44, City April Ann Bennett, 127 McGin nis St., City 'Mrs. Clyde R. Jackson, 802 N. Lewis St., Gastonia ADMITTED MONDAY Mrs. Leon Hamrick, 608 CJay St., City Mrs. Gallie R. Lanier, 310 Par ker St., City Mrs. Essie A. Wilson, 514 Phe- nlx St., City Mrs. Jtoe A. Wray, P.O. Box 174, High Shoals Mrs Made J. Hastings, P.O. 'Box 1022, aty 'Wilburn C Parker, iRt. 4, Bew 172, City Mrs. Joseph D. Dover, 205 W. Ohio Ave., Bessemer City Roy H. Bridges, Rt. 1, Lewis Dairy Rd., City Deborah Ann Morgan, 306 {!. Alabama Ave., Bessemer City Mrs. Bobby G. Fulton, Blacksburg, 3. C. Ula Jane Jaohyoni $02 kunc St., Clover, S. C. • ' ADMITTEO TUESOAY Mrs. Roy C. Grayson, Rt. 4, Box 168, City Lisa Huffstiolcfcr. 205 Llniwood Road, City LUNCKEOH The congrasatton of Grace United Methodist church will honor their vislti'nE songsmen following the. mining service Sunday at a covered dish hin- oheon in the church fellowship hall. GUEST 6PEAEER Rev. L. W. Topping. Associate Minister of First PfeSbyterte-n church in Charlotte will be the guest speaker at Flrat IVeflby- iterian church at the H o’clock worship hour. iHis topic is ‘God Comes in Human Flesh". LINDERMAN GRAOUATXO PAKRB ISLAND, S. C. (FHT. NC) Oct. 30—Mariue PEC. John B. Linderman Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. John B Linderman of Route 1, Kings Mountain, N C., graduated from basic traiining at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot here. Grover Officials Are Re-elected 9 The municipal election at Gro ver Tuesday returned all town ofJicia'ls to office. None were op posed. The vote totals were: ~ For Mayor — Mayor Franklin Harry 83. Foir Alderman — W. W. McC'Sr- ter 83, Bill Camp, 34, and Robert Northwestern Hambright 91. Kale Funeral To Be Friday Funeral services for Mrs. Vertie Butler Kale, 74, will be held Fri day afternoon at 3:30 at the First Church of the Nazarene. Mrs. Kale died Wednesday morning at 7 o’clock at Kings Mountain hospitaJ. She had been ill seven years. A native of Rutherford County, she was the wiidow of EMward Butler and Alonzo Kale and re sided here at 311 North Gaston street. She .was the daughter of the late Mr. and -Mrs. Crockett Canipe. She is survived by three sons and a daughter, Claude Butler, Guy Butler, Lloyd Butler and Mrs. Boyce Sidney Hinson, all of Kings Mountain, 15 grandohildren and three great grandchildren. Final rites will be conducted by Rev. C. A. Boat and Rev. L. L. Reeder with interment in Oak- view Baptist cemetery. The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 lo’clock Thursday night at Harris EMneral Home About one million more young people were in the labor force in October 1972 than a year earlier, according to the U. S. depart ment of labor. Unofficial Voting In No. 4 Township Nov. 6,1973 Precincts School Bonds Water Bonds Mixed Drinks School Board Bethware For 237 Ags't 216 For 323 Ags't 126 For 66 Ags't 396 Alec Owens 269 Mack Stewart 180 East KM 359 282 529 103 150 513 319 235 Grover 107 103 146 61 53 1:58 112 74 West KM 684 374 888 164 332 761 558 501 Totals 1387 975 1886 454 601 • 1828 1258 990 — ... — — — NOW OPEN SMITH’S WALGREEN DRUG STORE Kings Mountain s Newest And Largest Drug Store In The New KM PLAZA Shelby Road Open Monday - Saturday 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. - Open Sundays 1-6 P.M. Everyday Discount Prices At Smith Bank in the installment loan de partment. They are members of Elizalieth Baptist church. A Shelby native. Dr. Spangler is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Spangler. Lennon Named To ECU Post Richard S. Lennon Jr. Kings Mountain native, who worked I with NASA computer operations in support of the first man-on-the- ; moon mission, has been appointed acting director of the East Car olina University Computing Cen ter at Greenville. Lennon, 32. son of Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Lennon, of 401 Neisler Drive joined the EnU Computing Cen ter staff in November, 1972, as Manager of Programming and Systems. Dr. C. Q. Brown, ETTU Direc tor of Institutional Development, said, “Mr. Lennon by his outstan- ] ding performance during the past I year as the programming and' systems manager for the comput | ing center, has earned the confi-' dence which this appointment re flects. I feel we are extremely fortunate to be able to draw on talent within our organization for such a vital role.” Lennon pledged that “it is our intention to work toward greatly expanding support that is provid ed to the academic community” through the computing center. Born in Raleigh, Lennon finish ed high school in Kings Mountain, cund attended Oak Ridge Military Institute, Oak Ridge. He earned the B. S. degree in Physics from the University of North Carolina- Chapel Hill in 1964 and began work with NASA at the Kenney Space Center, Cape Canaveral,; Fla. While with NASA, Lennon | participated in tracking and data processing operations in support of Gemini and Apollo missions, including the first orbital rendez vous by Gemini 76, the first man ned lunar voyage by Apollo 8 and the first manned lunar landing by Apollo 11. Upon successfully completing comprehensive examinations for a professional certificate in Data Processing, he earned the degree of Master of Business Adminis tration from Stetson University in June, 1972. Lennon is married to the for mer Sue Denney of Pawnee, Ok lahoma, and New York City, and have t'wo children. Mrs. Lennon is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Howard Denney of Pawnee, Okla. Mrs. King In Grace Post Mrs. Bonniie Smith King, Rings Mountain native and daughter of Mrs. B. A. Smith, has assumed new duties as organist and ohoir director of Grace United Metho dist church. Mrs. King, who has made her home in Richmond, Va. for 28 years, was music director at Pro vidence Baptist church for 17 years. She was formerly employed by the City of Richmond. A widow, Mrs. King is mother of a son and he and his family reside in Bidhimond. Two Mishaps Are Reported City police investigated only two traffic accidents during the week ending Wednesday. Martha Gaddy Phillips, back ing her 1966 Pontiac from a driveway at 210 Morris street Sunday afternoon, collided with a 1971 Ford operated by Donald Lindsay Ware of 406 N. Cansler, traveling West on Morris street. Damages toPaleki $150 to the right rear of the Phillips Pontiac and $275 to the right side of the Ware Ford. Jack D. Huffstetier, route 3, told Patrolman Tommy King he .started around a 1967 Chevrolet which he believed to be parked on the side of the road, then ob served a left signal given by John David Ledbetter, Jr. of 610 Mica street. Damages to tlie right front of the 1972 HuftsteMer Ford Imick were $300 and $250 to the-tjeft side of the 1967 Chevrolet operat ed by Lgdbetter. Local Newr~ Bulletins SEWING CLASS A Beginner Sewing class will start aft Holly Oak Park in Shelby under the instruction of Rev. R. D. Lucas tonight at 7 u.m. Fifteen adult participants are required for the 33-hour course to begin. It will meet each Thursday for three hours excluding Thanksgiving and the holiday season, ending Feb. Registration and $2 fee will be accepted at the first class meet ing. ,FIRST AID COURSE Courses in advanced first aid are underway each Thursday evening for four weeks from 6 until 10 p.m. at the Kings Mountain Rescue Squad build ing on Parker street. The public is invited. o US. Saving Bonds hd^keqp todays plans from becoming ^ .tomorrow^ mmeendreams. GOSPEL SING The Golden Valley Singers, the Singing Witnesses and the Full Gospel Singers will be fea- j tured in a gospel sing at Peo ple’s Mission near Buffalo Fish Camp on _garrett road Saturday night Beginning at 7:15. Riith Aiuiouncements Mr. and Mrs. Gary D. Stewart, Route 2, Box 258-H, announce the birth of a daughter, Wednesday, October 31, Kings Mountain hos pital. Mr. and Mrs. Steven E. Young blood, 104 Park Street, Clover, S. C., announce the birth of a son, Wednesday, October 31, Kings Mountain hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman D. WIilson, Route 3, Box 208, announce the birth of a son, Saturday, Novem ber 3, Kings Mountain hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Larry 3. William.s, I Route 2, Cherryville Road, an nounce the birth of a daughter, Sunday, November 4, Kings Mountain hospirtal. Mr. and Mrs. Max F. White, Route 1, Clover, S. C., announce the birth of a daughter, Surfday, November 4, Kings Mountain hos pital. Mr. and Mrs. Roger F. Harrel- son. Box 325, Dallas, announce the birth of a son, Sunday, No vember 4. Kings Mountain hos pital. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby G. Fulton, Route 2, Blacksburg, S. C. an nounce the birth of a daughter, Monday, Noventber 5. Kings el 3 tim* yoa'r* dbiolutely gomg tut » i “ -v ^1 MPM^ing oat ofyour pay- » UASavuigiBondkllokl^liii Bii^thea,youYealjy(foiiiera wv* men than dNaaik, fmmU paatenit* a neitr coat «ad, of lona...^ an 90^ got aa.Yid raneams. --or iha Cqaon Safinai JiyMsadiagoaiidMfaraHin^ kizl.Wh *■' ‘ |Booda.i
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