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{ i \ 4 ’niuraday, March S, 1*71-MIIUtOB-HEBAU>-Page SA bi Dbdtiple Charffes Pouchak Gets 12 Months Paul Pouchak, 28, of 106 S. Ooforth St., was arrested Monday af> ternoon by local and Oaston county officers after a high apeed chase and charged with resisting arrest, reckless driving, assault with deadly weapon, a car, failure to stop for blue light and siren, and assaulting an Obituaries A. L. WILLIS Funeral services for Arthur L. WlUla, 84, of Rt. 1, CherryvlUe, father of Lloyd WllUs of Kings ' Mountain, were conducted Saturday at 8:80 p. m,, from Friendly Chapel Baptist Church, Interment following In the Church Cemetery. Mr. Willis, retired farmer, died Thursday afternoon in a lincolnton Hospital. Surviving, In addition to his son here, are hla wife; five sons; five daughters, two sisters; 48 grand- g Over 200 ^ Patterns of thee ^ World's finest p china, crystal ^ ^ and silver, (k Call in and weC will send your^ I gift. Full Bridal Needs... Invitations, Usher Gifts, 2 Bridesmaids ^ Gifts 0 and 0 Wedding . Accessories. Bride Groom! Of The Month M FOR FEB. R children and 21 great grandchildren. BENJAMIN BROWN Funeral services for Benjamin Brown, 71, who died Sunday morning In Atlanta, Oa., were con ducted Tuesday at 2 p. m. from the Chapel of Harris F\meral Home, Interment following In Mountain Rest Cemetery. Dr. J. Luther Mauney officiated at the rites. Mr. Brown was retired from Oulf Oil Corporation. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Ruby Rives Brown; two daughters, Mrs. H. Grady Rogers, Jr. of Atlanta and Mrs. John M. Graham of Sumter, S. C.; two stepsons, Fred A. Rives of ChsLTlotte and J. Leekle Rives of Hanover, N. J.; two brothers. Dr. James Stephen Brown of Burton, S. C. and John L. Brown of Hendersonville; two sisters, Mrs. Robert Campbell of Rowland, N. C. and Mrs. Robert Chmeron of Hlgji Point and 10 grandchildren. MRS. SARAH LOVELACE Flineral services for Mrs. Sarah Patterson Lovelace, 88, of Fulton St., who died Saturday, were conducted Monday at 8 p. m. from Patterson Grove Baptist Church of which she was a member. In terment following In the church cemetery. Rev. Richard Plyler, assisted by Rev. C. C. Crowe, officiated at the rites. Mrs. Lovelace was widow of George Nathan and daughter of the.‘^t^,‘')i(R<tfnd Mrs. 6jiac High Pattelson. Surviving are four sons, Zeno and Odell Lovelace, of Kings Mountain, Flt- zhugh Lovelace of Wendell and George Lovelace, Jr. of Plnevllle; four daughters, Mrs. Dessle Hannon and Mrs. Pauline Bridges of Kings Moun tain, Mrs. Edna Cooper of Lattlmore and Mrs. Reba Fite of Kannapolis; 20 grandchildren, 27 great grandchildren and three great-great grandchildren. Harris F\meral Home was in charge of surangements. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank the many friends, especially Dr. Joe Lee and the staff of Kings Mountain Con valescent Center for their many kindnesses at the death of our beloved mother. THE FAMILY OF MRS. SARAH P. LOVELACE officer. Pouchak received a 12- month active sentence on the Oaston County charges Monday, the Judge stipulating that the defendant undergo doc tor’s examination and receive treatment. If necessary. The Cleveland County charges are slated fa- hearing In Cleveland District Court March 80. According to Investi gating Ptl. Don Ivey of KMPD, the Incidents occurred when PU. Ivey attempted to give the young man a parking ticket for Improper parking on Watterson Street at 2:20 p. m. Mon day. "He was Illegally parked in hla 1M9 Chevelle and I stopped to talk with him, probably would not have given him a ticket but he sped off, shouting thsd he hadn’t done anything,” said Ivey. How To Subscribe For The Mirror-Herald Just nil in the ooupoo below, slip It In an envelope and mail It to us with check or money order. You will begin reoelvlag The Mirror-Herald. The MhTor-Herald P. O. Drawer 751 Kfaigs Mountain, N. 0.18088 One Year88.S0 In Oeveland And Surrounding Counties One year $0.60 In other areas § Name Street City if State Zip Code.... Ivey said he gave pursuit Bast on King St., with as sistance from Ptl. Ralph Orlndstaff for about 10 miles at speeds ranging from 60 to 76 miles per hour, the Pouchak car blowing a tire after nar rowly missing two cars and hitting a bridge on 1-86 and 274 In Oaston County, according to Ptl. Ivey, ramming a patrol car at a rockblock at 1-86 and 274 operated by Gaston Ptl. A. W. Lancaster who re portedly removed the driver forcibly from his car when Pouchak refused to get out of the vehicle, according to repats of officers. Both the police car operated by Ptl. Orlndstaff and Pouchak’s car were heavily damaged, ac cording to Ptl. Ivey. ’There were no damages to the Gastoi County patrol car, according to KMPD. Stretch b Man On Go city dog Warden Stretch Bollinger traveled 6,692 miles on-the-Job during the past six months, according to reports filed In the Kings Mountain Police Depart ment. The report summarizing' his activities revealed that the dog warden trans ported 298 dogs and cats to the county animal shelter during this period, returned 86 pets to their owners, assisted In 80 animal ’’adoptions,’’ took 199 radio calls through the dispatch office concerning animals, contacting 498 persons regarding their dogs. Issued 41 wsunlngs to dog owners, and six warrants during this period. Maner Home Burglarized Of Furnishings Worth $600 More than $600 worth of furnishings were reported stolen from the residence of B. F. Maner, Kings Mountain Insuranceman, during the weekend, ac- cordlTig to reports of the Cleveland County Sheriff’s Department. Reportedly stolen be tween Saturday and Mon day were four table lamps, one electric fan, one an tique brass candlestick, one trash can and cme flashlight. Damage to a door through which entrance was gained was estimated at $26, according to the sheriff’s report. In other law en forcement activities, Newell Buroton, of Rt. 8, reported that a generator valued at $800 was stolen from a storage room at his residence sometime be tween Saturday and Mon day. A lock on the door was reportedly damaged $10. David Leonhart of Rt. 6, Shelby, reported to KMPD that his car, parked at RDS Hosiery on Phifer Rd., was vandalized between 8 and 11 p. m. Monday, esti mated damages to the radio antennae, $10. Ricky Carroll, 611 Broad St., reported to Ptl. Doro thy Howell that his bike, valued at $100, was stolen from hla residence some time Sunday. Janie Green, of 827 N. Piedmont Ave., reported that $80 was removed from her handbag In the den of ha home sometime Satur day. Carl Beaty, of Rt. 2, re ported to KMPD Ptt. John Belk that he removed his coat and placed It on the tile floor of the housing apartments now under construction on Railroad Avenue. When he returned after completing his tUe-laylng project, the coat was missing and so were two checks, amount $279, and $42, from the coat pockets. KMGS MOUNTAM UPHOLSTERY FABnCS Velvets, Herenloas, \Tnyls A Nylons *.98 to ‘4,98 Nothing Hlghw COLONY UPHOLSTHiY FABRICS OOlW.OoMSt. (Directly behind Kings Mtn. Shopping Center). \ 73M301 y ^eOc Your Happy Shopping Store LAST “Heiress” hosiery IN THE PRETTY PEAR CONTAINER “Heiress” fashion shoes 13.78 usually ^16 Plucked right from our brand-new, just arrived shipment of 'Heiress' styles for Spring. Very wearable silhoueRes includ ing t-strap, criss cross v-strap, twin- banded sling. Very walkable heels with cushion-padded sliplasted sole plat forms. Light tones, bright colors, plus basic black, navy. Every pair our own . 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