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Group Attends Musicale
Twenty members of the
ccsigregatlon of First Presbyterian
Church and guests enjoyed the rock
musicale, "Oodspell,’’ on the Book
of Matthew, Friday evening at
PlnevUle Dinner Theatre.
Rev. Gary Bryant, pastor,
chauferred the group In the church
biu.
Also making the trip were Mrs.
Jackie Barrett, Mr. and Mrs. BUI
Grissom, Mr. and Mrs. George
Hatch, Mrs. Roy Gossett, Mrs. B. A.
Harris, Mrs. C. D. Blanton, Mrs.
Howard B. Jackson, Mrs. J. WUson
Crawford, Mrs. Ernest Jenkins, Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Jones, Mrs. Dan
Keller and Tony, Dr. and Mrs.
Frank Slncox, Mrs. Sam Weir, and
Mrs. W. T. Weir.
Lib
Stewart
Caldwelf
Promoted
Former KMer Named
Circulation Director
By Navy
BRIDE-TO-BE
HONORED
Mrs. Henry Nelsler, Mrs. Charles
Nelsler and Mrs. Bob Manor en
tertained last week at Gaston
Country Club at a bridal limcheon
honoring Miss Priscilla Padgett,
whose wedding to Captain Chris
topher Blanchard was an event of
last Saturday.
Luncheon was served to 16 guests
at tables covered with pink table-
clotha and arranged with center-
pieces of pink and red spring
flowers.
Miss Padgett was presented a
corsage to ptoi to the shoulder of her
party dress and a trousseau gift.
Mrs. P. G. Padgett, mother of the
bride-to-be, was also a special guest.
Navy Gunner’s mate
third class Gary L,. Cald-
weU, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ken H. Caldwell of 130 S.
Inman Ave., Bessemer
City, has been promoted to
his present rank while
serving aboard the
replenishment oUer USS
Wichita, homeported at
Alameda, Calif.
He joined the Navy In
May 1974.
Mrs. Amette Is
Golfing President
Glnny (Mrs. Jack)
Amette was Installed as
the new president of the
Women's G<df Association
of Kings Mountain Country
Club at the February
luncheon meeting Ilies-
day.
Other new officers are
Mrs. D. M. Pouchak, vice-
president; Mrs. C. T.
Carpenter, Jr., secretary-
treasurer; and Mrs. H. O.
Williams, Foothills
representative.
MRS. JACK ARNETTE
Awards were presented
to Mrs. H. O. WUUams,
winner of the 1978 handi
cap tournament, and Mrs.
H. C. Mayes, runner-iq>, to
highlight the luncheon
attended by 20 members.
Annual dues, at |6, are
now payable to Mrs. C. T.
Carpenter, Jr., 418 Cres
cent HUl Rd.
Christopher Bolin
Celebrates Birthday
Christopher Todd BoUn,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Er-
sklne Bolin, celebrated his
CHRISTOPHER T. BOUN
fourth birthday Wed., Feb.
23, at a Circus party at his
home. „
Chrlstoi^er is grandson
of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall
Camp and the late Nick
Bolin and Mr. and Mrs.
Coleman Stroupe, aU of
Kings Mountain.
He Is great-grandson of
Mrs. Robert Morrison and
Charles C. Camp, both of
Kings Mountain, and
great-great grandson of
Mrs. Jessie Camp of Kings
Mountain.
Party guests were Steve,
Erica and Jamie Johnson,
Jennifer Camp and
Chastity Moss.
It was a double family
celebration for the Bolins
as Christopher’s parents
celebrated their ninth wed
ding anniversary on Wed.,
Feb. 28.
Renee
Was 3
Friday
Renee Mills, doubter of
Mrs. Roxanne Mills of 806
Third St., celebrated her
fifth birthday Friday at a
birthday party at her
home. A ballerina birthday
cake was cut and served
with party refreshments to
the nine guests.
Renee Is also daughter of
Floyd Mills of Kings
Mountain and grand
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Elbert Mills and Mr. and
Mrs. D. H. Ernst, all of
Kings Mountain.
TERESA SMITH
Teresa
Observes
Birthday
Teresa Smith, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Odus D.
Snnlth, Jr. of 816 Maner
Rd., celebrated her lOth
birthday Mon., Feb. 38th,
at a birthday party at her
home Monday evening.
A decorated birthday
cake was cut and served
with party refreshments.
BROWNIES VISIT
ACCIDENT REPORT
Eighteen members of Brownie
Troop IS visited the Kings Mountain
Police Department Monday during
their regular meeting and were
given an Informative tour and
program by Ptl. Donald Ivey.
Accompanying the yoimg folks
were Mrs. Carolyn Kuykendall,
troop leader, and Gloria Jean
Childers, assistant leader.
Nineteen people were
Injured In 80 accidents
occurring on Cleveland
County roads during the
period Feb. 14-30 In which
speed was blamed as cause
of the accidents, according
to Line Sgt M. K. Holcomb
of the N. C. State Highway
Patrol.
Michael S. Blanton,
formerly of Kings Moun
tain, has been named
Circulation Director of the
Bristol HersJd Courier and
the Vlrglnia-Tennessean, It
was announced by Herman
Giles, publisher of the
Bristol newspapers.
Blanton succeeds
Harvey Shephard, who has
been named president and
publisher of the San
Marcos (Tex.) Dally
Record.
The San Marcos news
paper Is owned by Worrell
newspapers, which also
owns the Herald Courtier
and Vlrglnia-Tennessean
and SO other newspapers In
various parts of the United
States.
Blanton has been acting
circulation director of the
Bristol newspapers for the
past three months,
assuming that post when
Shephard moved Into a
management training
program.
Blanton was circulation
director of the Chapel IBll
newspaper beiure moving
to Bristol. Prior to that, he
was Assistant Circulation
manager of the Gastonia
Oasette.
Mike Is a graduate of
Kings Mountain High
School and also has studied
at North Carolina State
University In Raleigh and
at Gaston College.
He Is married to the
former Susan Wilson also
of Kings Mountain. Mike
and Susan are making
their home at 874
Meadowcrest Dr. In
Bristol, Va.
Lieutenant Davis Returns
From Sea Maneuvers^.
Navy Lieutenant
Richard E. Davis Jr.,
whose wife Jane Is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Qulim of Route 3, Box
79 , Bessemer City, N. C.,
has returned from an
extended deployment In
the Mediterranean Sea.
He Is a member of
Fighter Squadron (VF)-74
hcmebased at the Oceana
Naval Air Station, Virginia
Beach, Va. The squadron
was embarked aboard the
nuclear powered aircraft
carrier USS Nlmltz for the
deployment.
His squadron, which
operates the F4 “Phan
tom” jet fighter, partlel-
pated In numerous training
manuevers os a unit of the
U. S. Sixth Fleet, Including .
the major NATO exer
“National Week XXI’’ and
‘Display Determination.”
In addition, he and his
fellow squadron members
had the opportunity to visit
Morocco, Italy, Gibraltar
and Spain.
A 1971 graduate of
Georgia Technical Oollegs>"
Atlanta, with a bachelor of
science degree, he joined
the Navy In February,
1973.
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