Page 2A-MIlUtOR-HEIlALO-Tliiinday, Aprtl *1, 1M7
Laughter h Appointed
To Serve As A Page
Stephen Franklin
Laughter, a junior at Kings
Mountain Senior High
School and the son of Mrs.
W. P. Laughter of 600 W.
Odd St., has been ap
pointed to serve as a Pago
tor the House at Ropro-
asntatlves during the 19T7
Sosslon of the General As
sembly from May 3
through May 6.
Progressive Club
Honors Don Jones
STEVE LAOGHm
Mr. Laughter will be
serving as Page for Mrs.
Edith Lutz, and will be re
porting for duty at 3 p. m.
In the House Page’s Room
on the second floor of the
Legislative Building on
May 3.
Monday was "Don Jones Night’ ’ at
the Bethware Progressive Club and
the school superintendent was
honored with a handsome engraved
plaque reooEilzlng his contributions
to the Bethware community and
Kings Mountain School System.
Mr. Jones Is moving from Kings
Moisitaln this summer to accept a
similar position with the AshevlUe
School Astern, Ms alma mater.
Mrs. Jones, also a guest of the club
members and their wives for a
ladles night event, was presented a
shoulder bouquet of yellow roses
from Mrs. Raeford White, wife of the
Bethware Progressive Club
president.
Hal Morris and Myers T. Ham-
bright, charter members of the club
which has celebrated Its 80th bir
thday, also pcu-tlclpated on the
program. President White made the
formal presentation and Supt. Jones
responded, noting the valuable con-
trlbutlons that the Bethware club
has given to the Kings Mountain
area during Its history.
Rev. Russell Hinton gave the
Invocation and Willard Boyles Intro
duced other special guests. In
cluding school board members:
’Tommy Bridges and Mrs. Bridges;
June Lee and Dr. Joe Lee; P. A.
Francis and Mrs. Francis; Alec
Owens and Mrs. Owens; and George
B. Thomasson and daugMer, Ann
’Thomasson, substituting for Marlon
’Ihomasaon, vacationing In Spain;
and Assistant Supt. Bill Bates and
Mrs. Bates.
’Die club also made Supt. Jones an
honorary member and presented
him with a club pin after the two
charter members explained the
points of the emblem.
Police Investigate Vandalism
Sadde Qub Makes Flans
At a recent meeting of
the Kings Mountain Saddle
dub, members discussed
Improvements to be made
to the showgrounds prior to
the next horse show which
will be held on August 18.
President Lyman Itobbs
appointed Manley Hayes
as ’Trsdl Master for the up
coming trail rids to be held
by the club. As ’TraU Mas
ter, Hayes will select the
route and be In charge of
the ride.
Having worked hard tc»,
successfully complete the
first horse show of the
season, members are
looking forward to a
pleasant afternoon of
horseback riding.
Kings Mountain Police
are Investigating several
r^rts of vandalism.
’Ihomas Jennlns, of 316
Parrish Dr., reported to
PO. Mike Sanders that a
brick was thrown through
the window of his resi
dence sometime Sunday.
LucUle RandaU, at Rt. 3,
and Mrs. John E. Savage,
both employes of Mauney
Hoalory MUM, reported to
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Raioad Avenue Downtown I
Ptl. Julius Burton that
when they returned to their
automobiles Monday
after working all day at the
mill they found tires cut on
their vehicles, value $114.
W. B. Simpson, of Kings
Mountain Machine Works,
Deal St., reported that a
window on the south side of
his building was broken
and entry gained by a thief
or thieves to the building
sometime Sunday night.
Sgt. B. P. Oooke Investi
gated for KMPD.
Wade Tyner, Jr. of Wade
Ford reported that a 1972
Oievy Monte Carlo was
stolen from the used car lot
of his business on Shelby
Rd. sometime Wednesday.
Obituaries
M.OIFOEIOH
Marlon Clay (Mud)
Poaton, 67, of 804 Waco
Rd., died Friday In Kings
Mountain Hoapital after a
year’s fight with cancer.
He was bom Jime 17,
1902 In Shelby son of the
late Albert Pinkney Poston
and Nora Eskridge Poeton.
Mr. Poston was In the
poultry business until his
retirement In 1974. Prior to
that he was a salesman
and truant officer for the
Kings Mountain City
Schools. He was a former
member of the Official
Board of Central United
Methodist Church, former
member of Lions club and
a member of Bethware
Progressive Club. He was
very active in Alcoholic
MRS. VIOLA HOPE
Funeral services for
Mrs. Viola McCluney
Hope, wife of James Hope,
were conducted Sunday at
3:80 p. m. from Shady
Grove Baptist Church by
the Rev. Mrs. Pruella
KUgors, Rev. E. E. Harris
and Rev. R. F. Kilgore,
Interment following In St.
Peter’s Cemetery In
Orover.
Mrs. Hope died Wed
nesday.
She was daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
McCluney and a member
of Mt. Zion Baptist Church
in Durham and of the
deacon’s board and flower
club.
Surviving, In addition to
her husband, are two
brothers. Buddy McCluney
of Kings Mountain and
Lewis Dock McCluney of
Baltimore, Md.; six
Bisters, Mrs. NelUe White,
Mrs. mile Curry, Mrs.
Mary Jefferson, Mrs.
Jessie Mae Woods. Mrs.
Macle Patterson and Mrs.
Oracle Barnes of Kings
Mountain.
J. W. GUI and Sons
Fimeral Home was In
charge of arrangemenU.
’Ihe car was valued at
|2,T9B. and was received on
a trade, according to Sgt.
L. D. Beattie.
In other law enforce
ment acUvlttes, PU. J. A.
Burton Investigated a two
car "rear end" collision In
volving cars (gierated by
Richard A. Stanley Sr., B9,
of McAdenvlUe, and Leroy
dark, Jr., 24, of Shelby.
According to police re
ports, the Stanley 1972
Bulck was slowing for
traffic on East King St.
when it wets struck by the
Clark 1967 Ford in which
six people were riding.
Evelyn Carter, passenger
In the Stanley car, was
treated for Injuries. Mrs.
Anonymous until his last
tsw years of declining
health.
Surviving are his widow,
Mrs. Prue NeU Houser
Poeton; and three sisters,
Mrs. Vivian Ramsey and
Mrs. Qulim Roberta, both
of Shelby, and Mrs. Mary
Patton of West Palm
Beach, Fla.
Servlcee were held at
Central United Methodtot
Church Sunday at 3:80 p.
m. with the Rev. Robert
Boggan officiating. In-
tvment was In Mountain
Rest Cemetery.
Active pallbearers were
Otove Bell, Joe Davis,
Stove Oryder, Jack
Houser, ’Tom Poeton and
Dick Stokes.
Honorary pallbearers
were W. L. Boatwright,
Clyde Blackwell, Charles
Burris, Keith Canlpe,
James Crawford, Hall
Goforth, Charles Goforth,
Joe Houser, Jr., Julian
Morehead, Bob Morris,
Hal Morris, Mike Peeler,
E. P. Rlvere, George
Smith, Jerome Spangler,
Ralph Ware, Tony WeUs
and Joe Whitehurst.
Harris Funeral Home
was In charge of
arrangements.
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Myrtle Stanley, B8,
passenger in the Stanley
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Passengers In the Clark
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11; Debra Clark, IB;
Slmino Hull, 48; Slmynoa
dark, three; and Martha
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Was Speaker
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’The speaker for the
April meeting of the
Odonel Frederick Ham-
bright Chsqitor, Daughters
of the American Revolu
tion, was Mrs. Sylvia
Holmes.
In her talk, Mrs. Holmes
Interestingly recounted the
procedures for obtaining
various types of visas for
entry into the United
States. She explained the
requirements for
petitioning the federal
courts for citizenship
through the Department of
Immigration and
Naturallzatlan, outlining
the requirements Involved
and displayed samples of
the required Information
forms. She also described
the formal ceremony at
which the certificate of U.
S. Citizenship was
presented to Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Holmes as well as
many other people of
various nationalities.
’Two members of the
local DAR Chapter, Mrs.
Lucille Nelsler and Mrs,
Josephine E. Weir, wit
nessed the event.
Mrs. W. L. Mauney
served a sweet course
after the program.
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Sat., April 28 from B p. m.
tU 8 p. m. Adult plates are
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