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Page SB-MIRROR-HERALD-Thunday, April T, un 4-Hers Learning Craft Of Crocheting Counting stltchea la cne of the featurea that Dixon Community 4-H Olrla learn as they crochet both round and square potholders In both single and double crochet workshops. The Oranny Square was a popular pattern for some of the girls as they enjoy making blankets for their dolls. The Senior 4-H'ers enjoyed making handbags, toboggans and tote bags as gifts tor friends. All the workshops were held In the homes of members with Instructlans provided by Mrs. Florence Brooks, county extension agent, and Mrs. Oscar Qreene, 4-H leader, assisted by two of the mothers, Mrs. Wayne Wells and Mrs. Tom Berry who also enjoyed making afghans. Refreshments, all prepared by the 4-H'ers, were served In die homes and one grandfather, Wayne Wells, served pc^com and tea. Toung ladles par ticipating were Brenda Berry, Anne Childers, Debbie Ooforth, 3andl Wells and Gay Caveny. tonight (Thursday) for worshipers to enter. The lights will be low, meditative music will be played, devotlonsU guides will be furnished suid the Sacraments of Communion will be served continuously at the communion table In the front of the sMCtuaiy. According to Rev. Gary Bryant, pastor, “the best preparation for Easter thsd you can make would be to attend the Tenebrie Service at 7:80 p. m. Friday. The service will begin with full house lights and as you proceed to relive the last few days of Jesus’ life through music symbols and the residing of the story from Mark, the Ughts will gradually grow dim. By the end of the story, the entire sanctuary will be In darkness, symbolising the death at the “Light of the World’* and the waning faith of Ids followers who finally deserted Him altogether. “Following a brief period of total darkness," said Rev. Mr. Bryant, “tte rear doors will open and we wUl leave the darkness of the sanctuary to await the Easter experience." presented by Kings Mountain Senior High School on Tuesday night, April 13, at 7:80 p. m. In Barnes Auditorium. Forrest Wheeler, principal, would like to extend a welcome to parents of students who are going to be In next years Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes. The program will explain graduation requirements and will attempt to familiarize parents with registration procedures used at the High School. Every effort will also be made to answer questions parents may have about what students should register for and how they may plan theler schedules to their best advantage. An opportunity will be extended for psumts to Lib Stewart 1 benefit on April aist at the Woman’s aub and pUyers are asked to make iq> their own tables for bridge, canasta, and rook. ■ncketa are $2 and the bridge party at 7:80 p. m.. will also Include dessert. -oOo- of Mrs. Clyde Oonlnger of Gastonia. -oOo- vlslt with faculty members In the different depart ments and to become more familiar with the total program of the Senior Hl^ School. Refreshments will be served at the conclusion of the program. All parents of students who will be sophomores. Juniors, and seniors next school year are urged to attend. STUDENTS RATEHIOH IT’SABOY Mr. and Mrs. Steve Wells announce the arrival of a son, William Hart WeUs, Monday, Apr. 4, Cleveland Memorial Hospital, Shelby. Hie baby, who weighed seven pounds, 10 ounces. arrived on his father’s 88th birthday and was named lor both grandfathers. He la grandson of Mr. and Mrs. William Harold Wells of Kings Mountain and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hart of Lansing, N. C. Mrs. Wells Is the former Betsy Hart. Both Betsy and Steve Wells are teachers In the Kings Momtaln Schools System. EASTER HOLIDAY VISITORS -oOo- Maundy Thursday and Good Friday (Tenebrae) services are planned by First Presbyterian Church. The sanctuary will be open from 7 until 9 p. m. ORIENTATION COURSE An Orientation program to acquaint parents with registration procedures and practices will be MR. AND MRS. R. H. WEBB celebrate Golden Wedding Day Webbs Observe Golden Wedding Herman and Emily Mauney and their daughter, Catherine, are here from Albuquerque, New Mexico, for a visit with Mr. Mauney's parents, Carl and Catherine Mauney. The Mauneys were accompanied by Marlsa Flek, exchange student In New Mexico from Ermalo, South Africa, and the Mauney’s foster daughter this year for her senior year In high school. She came to Kln^ Mountain to visit other members of her nsw family. Also coming for Easter holidays hi Kings Moun tain will be Carl Mauney, son of the Herman Mauneys, a student hi the graduate school of N. C. State University and Kakl Mauney, daughter of Lynn and Charles Mauney, student at Meredith OBlIege, and Mr. and Mrs. BUI Berkeley (Kay Mauney) and their chUdren, Jon and Beth, of La Grange, Ga The Charles Mauney family of Kings Mountsdn, also Including Carla and Leigh and Stephen, will Join the family at the Carl Carla' Mauney and Leigh Mauney, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mauney of Kings Mountain, earned ratingB of Siq>erlor In the Junior Division of the National FederaUon of Music Clubs Spring Festival recently In Gastonia. They are piano students M & S GREENHOUSE Vegetable and Flower Rants Hanging Baskets Located On Oak Grove Road 1/4 Mile Beyond Patterson Grove Church Mauney home for a Easter reunyxi -oOo- Get to know us; you’ll like us. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Halbert Webb celebrated their Golden Wedding Day Saturday at a Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary reception hosted by their children and grand children In the Fellowship Hall of First Presbyterian Church. Entertaining together were Mrs. Jean Webb Neill of Charlotte and Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. (Dick) Webb, Jr. of Richmond, Va and their children, Mrs. Peter Herran (Kathy Neill), Mr. Herran, Miss Libby Neill of Columbia, S. C., Allison Neill of Char lotte, and Debbie and Sharon Webb of Richmond, Va Members of the Webb family received with the honored pair. Mrs. Webb wore a long pale yellow empire gown and a cor- TORO TILLER SPECIAL Save ^40 * Take the backache out of Spring gardening chores with a Toro tiller. Now, you can save $40 off the price of any of five Toro models. Save $40 on the new Toro chain-drive tiller. In 4 hp and 2 hp models, 50 lb. lighter than bigger tillers, yet able to tackle heavy duty )obs. Self-sharpening tines, tilling width adjustable from 22" to IT. Instant stop/go control on handle. Visit us today and get $40 off on the new chain-drive tillers or any of three gear-drive models. Chain-Drive TlUer by T(M0.® model 58336 4 hp engine. 22* width, self- sharpening tines Haven’t you done without a Toro long enough? Comparing promorional and ragular season manufacturer's suggested retail prices FURNITURE 909 GROVER ROAD sage of deep yellow roses at her shoulder. She car ried a silver gold mesh bag given to her by Mr. Webb on their wedding day 60 years ago at the home of her parents In Concord. A member of Mary Belle . Csumon and Halbert Webb’s original wedding party, Ed Morrlsm of Con cord, who was an usher, was among the 300 friends who called from 8 until 6 p. m. The golden wedding theme was besuitlfully fea tured In decorative detail and refreshments. Overlaid with yellow lace over yellow linen, the refreshment table held a silver candelabrum of gold candles with epergne In the center of the table of snapdragons, daffodils, and tulips, all in yellow. A five-tiered wedding cake centered a round table, also overlaid with linen and lace yellow cloths, and a silver punch bowl cen tered a second round table where guests were served golden fruit punch with lemon sherbet. Yellow and white, golden roses and bella decorated the wed ding cake which was tapped with 80 In golden numerals. Arrangements of yellow roeea and tulips, mums, palms and magnolia leaves were used throughout the reception area. On the walla on each side of the room were brass candelabra set with gold tapers. Receiving and assisting In serving refreshments were Rev. and Mrs. Gary Bryant, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Page, Dr. and Mrs. O. P. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mauney, Mrs. Charles DUllng, Mrs. W. L. Ramaeur, Mrs. C. Don Blanton, Mrs. Emsst HsuTla, Mrs. Bob Maner, Mrs. Henry Nelsler, Mrs. Charles Nelaler, Mrs. H. O. WUUams and Mrs. E. L. Jenkins. Silver trays held an assortment of party pickups, including open faced cream cheese and asparagus rolled sand wiches, chicken salad puffs, gold decorated mints, nuts, nutty fingers, and cheese biscuits. Guests were from Kings Momtaln, Richmond, Va., Concord, Charlotte, Chapel HIU, Hli^ Point, OastMila, Lowell, Laurel Hill, Shelby and Columbia, S. C. WOMAN’S CLUB BENEFIT Woman’s Clubbers ore planning a big bridge Need a cultivator, mukher, aerator,fuiTOwer, plow, harrow, or tractort Buy a Merry Tiller. VA/ith a foiA/ cimnlo arrpeenriPS VOU Can With a fe\w simple accessories you can keep your Merry Tiller useful all year round. Till in the spring. Cultivate during the growing season. Mulch in the fall. And more. Of course, your Merry Tiller is more than a good value. It's a hard worker. So come on in and take a look at our complete line of Merry Tillers. The original since 1947 AERATOR ROTORS KINGS MOUNTAIN FARM CENTER 126 WEST GOLD ST. - PHONE 739-5111 AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE FROM YOUR “FULL SERVICE DRUG STORE” KINGS MOUNTAIN DRUG CO. REXALL DRUGS WE ARE THE ANSWER TO YOUR NEEDS Over 00 years of service to the Kings Mtn area in the same location. Our phar- r-Mr<CT»ii-sif«r- macists have tilled over 1,000,000 new prescriptions and refilled an even greater tArtnlCNwt number. Your prescription needs are always served by a licensed, home-town pharmacist There Is plenty of competition for your prescription and drug store needs. WE PRICES KNOW THIS AND HAVE SHARPENED OUR PENCILS. Our prescription prices are truly competitive with large chains (who don’t offer credit or delivery) We always give lower prices <»i larger quantities (when authorized by your doctor) We always give lower prices on long-term prescriptions that must be refilled many times (often for years or for life) C3ieck our prices! From Aqilrln to Zeosorb powder - and everything In-between SERVICE We deliver any reasonable order to your door 6 days per week. Have your Doctor rail U8 your prescription and experience “sudden service" Weoffer SO day charge accounts to qualified customers. We keep records of all your prescrlptlonB In your name, so you can check for allergies, or Incompatible medicines. Your doctor can call for an Instant review of any prescrlptlona you have. We will be glad to furnish you a record of medical expenses for taxes or In surance. Our trained staff wlU assist In filling out any Insurance or medicare- medicaid forms you may need. Altai i-vw I" addition to quaUty prescription products, we are franchised dealers for QUALITY Revlon, Matchabelll, Rubinstein and other fine cosmetics. Yes, we gift wrap your purchase. If so desired. WE HAVE PARKING IN THE REAR AGAIN. AND WE’RE PLANNING TO GROW WITH KINGS MOUNTAIN. WE’LL SEE YOU AT THE REXALL SIGN. 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