/T* lliurMlay, November 18, l»TS-MIRBOR-HERAU)-PaKe SA .*4 '"rm Lingerie Larceny bivestigated m . ^ city police are In- veatlgaUnK a number of reporta of larcenlea during the paat week. AnvU Knit Wear, SM Un- wood Rd., reported that after 8:30 p. m. Wedneaday "aomeone came under a fence at the rear of the plant, broke the aeal on two trailers parked on the parking lot” and removed 10 cases of ladles lingerie valued at $4,000. The merchandise wsm ad dressed to OUead Idfg. Oo. In Garden (frove, Calif. The lingerie was part of a Interstate Commerce Shipment and KMPD called In the Federal Bureau of Investigation to assist In the Investlgatlcm. According to Investi gating officer R. O. Byers, 10 windows were broken at Caveny Fabrics, 600 Margrace Rd., by rock- throwing vandals. Damages were estimated at $30. William Robert Hill, Rt. 3, reported to Ptl. Ronald Flah that his CB radio was stolen from his automobile parked In the parking area of Clevemont Mill Saturday. Doyce S. Martin, of 138 Center St., reported to Ptl. Tom Gladden that her handbag was lifted from her shopping cart Satur day at Lowe’s Food Store In West Gate Plaia and $66 in CMh was removed. Mrs. Martin said the handbag also Included credit cards. BIU W. Hoke, Jr., of Qulnby, S. C., told KMPD PU. Richard Byars that he IMs Iswlhen BaOwaF tialB waa poshed att the end of a swltcbtimck near the Margraee Road croseing Monday. Sootbem Railway workers were putting some oars on the front of the switch track cloaer to Kings Monnlaln, put too many cars on and poshed two cars off the back at Ihe track. STARTS FRl. FOR 2 DAYS ONLY! ficrossThe Great Divide M tSTC twoofphsns CfOMM/ ftOCkiBS Only Pacific International ^ ,fyMmrdrifnr. ;jPaaaes Accepted P>«I,««|1»«IHURR DUBS »PACIFICINIERNATIUHAl FNTERPRIStS RtltASE Coi»b,CJX Shows 8A-7-9 DOWNTOWN KINGS MOUNTAIN parked his company truck at KM Inn Wednesday and someone : broke the passenger side window and removed an AerotrMi radio mounted under the dash of the 1873 Chevy and took a Drywalt hammer from a tool box. The loss was estimated at $1,168. PU. David Bridges reported that while on routine patrol Thursday he checked a vacant residence at 106 Fulton St. and found that window had been raised and screen pried open and entry made from the Northeast comer window. He could not determine If any Items were stolen. Gastonia Plumbing A Heating Co., Installing plumbing and heating in new low-rent housing In Kings Mountain, reported the theft of two new white Amdrlcan Standard bathtubs in wooden crates at the Project Office on Ridge St. Ptl. R. B. Glindstaf f Investigated for KMPD. Mrs. W. Lawrence Logan, of 618 E. King St., reported that while she was visiting friends Wednesday evening someone tore the screen off her porch and unlocked the door, taking a sleeping bag, valued at $30, from the back porch and her blonded Chihuahua dog chained In the backyard on a 13 foot chain. Ptl. Richard Byers In vestigated for KMPD. Woman h Locked In The Cemetery It was no Hsdloween prank, as srane of the S. Deal St. residents sus pected recenUy when a Rock Hill, S. C. woman was apparenUy locked in Mountain Rest Cemetery for neariy an hour. The woman driver, Mrs. Edith Sullens Brown, had made a leftturn on Deal St. from LltUe Moo when the 1887 Chevy hit the curb and threw the ear to right and into the cemetery fence, according to investigating Ptt. Don Ivey. According to Ivey, "the car hung up on the fence and the driver attempted to get It down. She went forwsutl and drove through the cemetery to a gate lacked off Gold St.” Cemetery Supt. Ken Joiklns was summoned with the key to the cemetery gate and Mrs. Brown drove her car out. Damages to the fence, owned by the City of Kings Mountain, were estimated at $436 and to the car, $160, said police. HIGHWAY ACCIDENTS The State Highway Patrol reports a total of 30 accidents In Clevelsmd County during the week of November 18-14. Speeding was the major cause of the wrecks which injured 18 persons. Since January 1 the county has recorded 18 fatalities. Do it,-, yaursm! -d f • • Save money' • As simple to use as a vacuum! • Gets dirt other methods don't reach! • Carpet dries quickly! RenAthe pro \r\ Cl^ carpel cleaner a Peavfy company^iMi^ Siesmei soiol>on4 c»'» tr« \tm C 1976 uS *100! Sy\l8ms s FASHION CLEANERS ft LAUNDRY 801 E. King Street tOngs Mountain, N. C. r j ' PLAN CHRISTMAS PORTRAITS NOW WHY SHOULD YOU PAY MORE? 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The service Is under sponsorship of the Greater Kings Mountain Minis terial Association, and ministers from Kings Mountain and Grover will take part In the service which will Include scrip ture reading and prayers. The community Is In vited to participate in the special service. store Hours: 8:80 TUI 6:80 6 days except Wednesday, 8:80 tU Noon Dial 788-6668 909 GROVER ROAD FURNITURE Pre-Holiday Sale Dining Rooms By: . BroyhiU . Virginia House . liberty . Daystrom . Thomasvllle . Temple Stuart . Cochrane A LIMITED OFFER: Otizens To See ExhilMts Kings Mountain area cttlsena are Invited to a free traveling exhibit by the N. C. Muaeum of Art at Gaston County Art and History Museum In Dallas. The exhibit will be shown through Nov. 36 and the Gaston Museum Is open Tuesdays through Fridays bum 10 a. m. until 6 p. In., on Saturdays from 10 a. m. until 3 p. m. and on Sun- daya from 3 p. m. untU 6 p. m. The exhibit is "Early 18th Century Water Oolora” from the period 1880-1840 by Helen Lockle Jonea and her sister, Mary, and features realis tic flower arranging. FREE DELIVERY WITHIN 50 MILES JUST A SAMPLE • ALL ON SALE TEMPLE STUART - - Colonial In Solid Maple — Your choice of Comer or Regular China, Sawbuck Table with Formica top (40”x6e" with 3-14” Leaves 6 taU side chairs The ultimate In superior quaUty. Regularly $1284.00 SALE *959 THOMASVILLB: "Fontane” — Very elegant — Cherry Frultwood “Italian Classic” includes 61” lighted China, Oval extension Table, 46” x 68” with 3-30” Leaves - 6 Sides, 1 arm chair, cane back with boxed seats, covered In luxurious velvet. Regularty 83418.80 SALE *1597 UNIVERSAL - Early American - Formica top oval table with 4 chairs, your choice of Pine or Maple. Regularly: $100.00 SALE *159 VIRGINIA HOUSE - - Colonial in Solid Dark Pine — 3 piece China with 3 drawers and 3 doors-Trestle table with Formica top (86”x76”) 6 aide and 1 arm chair — this la the "New” look In Solid Pine” Regularly: $1018.00 SALE *759 BROYHILL - Mediterranean In P^an — Lighted China with glass shelves, 63” wide — Oval Table with Diamond Inlay (43”x68” with 1-13”) leaf - 6 sides and 1 arm chair, cane back with upholstered seat Regularly: $868.60 SALE *695 UNIVERSAL - Early Amerlcan-Formlca top oval table with 8 chalra, your choice of Pine or Maple. ReguUriy: $380.00 SALE *259 COCHRANE - Early American In Solid Maple — 3 piece lighted China, glasa doors and glaaa shelves, 48” Wide-Rectangular Formica top table with O. O. edge (40”x60" with 3-13” Leaves) All time popular group. Regularly: $1168.00 SALE *869 BROYHILL - French Provincial In Cherry - 3 piece lighted China, glaaa doors and glaaa ahelves. 66” Wide - Oval Table with Diamond inlay (43”x68” with M3” Leaf) 6 side A 1 arm chair, with upholstered seats In vslvet-Cane backs. Regulariy: $860.00. SALE *759 COCHRANE SoUd Maple with Formica 'Top, 48” Ro«aid pedestal table — (48” Round with 1-13" Leaf), 4 Extra Heavy mate chalra. Regularly: $480.00 SALE *329

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