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Rash Of Break-bis Reported
Obiiuariea
Klnga Mountain Police
are InveeUgatlng a raah of
break-lna over the week
end.
Three televUlon sets, a
atereo-radlo ^t, two
cameras, a niovie projec
tor, a ski set, slide viewer
and Mitchell 800 reel
valued at $1616.00 were
stolen from the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Smith
Monday night, according
to painters on the scene
early TViesday who re
ported the house was open
when they arrived for
work. PU. R. E. Orlndstaff
said the Smiths had moved
to Kings Mountain Inn
while their home at 812
Maner Rd. was being re
modeled after a fire which
badly damaged the
residence five weeks ago.
Mr. SnUth told KMPD he
locked the house at 8:80 p.
m. Monday night.
Thieves knocked a hole
In the celling and entered
Hamrick’s Store at 407
DUUng Street Sunday
night, prying open the
front of a pinball machine
and removing $60 In quar
ters and taking four
lighters and 16 cartons of
cigarettes valued at $66.60.
Mark Sisk, of 002 Prince
ton Dr., employe of
Ctevmont Mills, parked his
truck In the parking area
of the plant Monday and
when he returned to his
vehicle that afternoon
found his set of McOreggor
Ckdden Bar CkOf Oubs, a
12 new golf balls missing
from the back of the
vehicle. The equipment
was valued at $820.
John Bess, of 612 Wat-
terson St., reported to
KMPD that hubcaps were
removed from hla vehicle
at his home Monday.
Mrs. James Martin, of
900 Boyce St., reported
that a hanging basket and
aquarium, valued at $84.60
were stolen from her
residence.
caifford Lovelace, of
Cleveland
reported
I10N<»ED FOB SERVICE - Lather I
BtLleM. Wells, wtadtaig fixer, ala I
Pbenlx SO. Mr. Wells Is a first shift employ*
Plant, presents a SO-year service award to Marshall
t^ery To Entertain
At Ladies Night Fete
Avenue,
Ptl. Tom
Gladden that his CB radio
was removed from his
vehicle Sunday while on
duty at KM Rescue Squad.
The radio was recovered
under a bmh at 818 Parker
Floyd Eugene Smith, 602
Lynn St., reported that his
96 inch Columbia Roadster
bike was atolen from his
residence Saturday.
little M. Parker, of 218
Parrish Dr., reported the
theft of a six Inch lamp and
a six Inch ceramic dog
from her apartment while
Mm was at work Friday,
according to report of Ptl.
Harry Martin.
William Wyte, of 26
Chesterfield Court, re
ported to PU. Mike
Saunders that while he and
his wife were visiting a
nel^bor someone entered
Us home and took $4 In
cash and canned goods
valued at $4.
Arthur Walker, of 022
Church St., reported the
theft of a Urd bath, valued
at $26, from his lawn.
Jchn Masters, student at
Kings Mountain Senior
High School, reported the
theft of an amplifier and
two speakers from KMHS,
valued at $600.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late
frs. Viola Hope wlMi to
hank their many friends
Or the food, flowers and
I H^TSpaihy cords and other
idnesses during our
IU»ERTS.FORBIS
Funeral services for
Robert Samuel Forbls, 68,
of Newberry, S. C., former
resident of Kings Moun
tain, were conducted last
Friday afternoon from
Lewis Memorial Methodiat
Church of which he was a
member. Interment
following In Perpetual
Care Cemetery In
Newberry.
Mr. Forbls died Wed
nesday after Illness of five
weeks.
He was a reUred In-
suranceman with Life of
Georgia Insurance
Company.
Surviving are his wife,
Mrs. Kate Huffstetler
Forbls; three soiu, Doug
las Randall Forbls of
Pacolet, S. C., Robert
Lewis Forbls of Newberry,
S. C. and Philip Myron
Forbls of Lancaster, S. C.;
four sisters Mrs. Georgia
Falls and Mrs. Lib Yar
brough, both of Kings
Mountain, Mrs. J. C.
BuUock of Bear mil, N. C.,
and Mrs. Chrl Wolfe of,
PlnevlUe; and seven
grandchildren and one
great-grandchild.
MBS. MART UVELT
Funeral services for
Mrs. Mary Etta Ray
lively, TO, of Beesemer
dty, who died Thursday In
Gaston Memorial Hospital,
were conducted Saturday
at 8 p. m. from Sisk
Funeral Home Chapel In
Bessemer City, Interment
following In Westvlew
Gardens.
Rev. Ray England of
ficiated at the litee.
Mrs. Lively Is survived
by three brothers, Claude
Ray of %>artahburg, S. C.,
Thomas Laws of
Cherryville and Ross Laws
of Clearwater, S. C.; two
slaters, Mrs. Velma
Blanton of Gastonia and
Mrs. Ruby Nix of Una, 8.
C.
Funeral services for
Mrs. Bertha Huffstetler,
78, of 400 N. Piedmont
Ave., were conducted
Sunday at 4 p. m. from
Piedmont BajAlst Church
of which she was a
member. Interment
following In McGill
Cemetery.
Rev. Ansel Center of
ficiated at the rites.
Mrs. HuftsteUer, widow
of Hunter HuffsteUer, died
Frtday night at Kings
Mountain Convalescent
Center. She was doubter
of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Noah Moss.
She Is survived by two
eons, Hubert HuftsteUer of
Yock S. C. and Lewis Hidt-
steUer of Bessemer City;
two daughters, Mrs. Etfie
Boyd of Gastoida and Mrs.
Margie Turner of Clover,
one slater, Mrs. Winnie
Myere of Kings Mountain;
nine grandchildren and 14
great-graiMl children.
Harris Funeral Homo
iras In charge of |
EDNA HERNDON
Funeral services for
Miss Edna Mae Herndon,
78,of Rt. 2, who died Thurs
day mght In Kings Moun
tain Convalescent Center,
were conducted Saturday |
at 8 p. m. from Bethlehem
Baptist Chureh of which I
Hsr pastor. Rev. RueoeU
FltU officiated and In
terment was In the chureh I
cemetery. I
Miss Herndon was the |
daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. A. Henderson
Herndon.
Surviving are one slater.
Miss Pearle Herndon of I
Kings Mountain; and a I
number of nieces and I
nephews. [
Hairls Funeral Honae |
was In charge
1977-78KM
School Calendar
Aug. 16—Teachers
Report-H day.
Aug. 16-86-Teacher Work
days
Aug. 88-OrtentaUon Day
Aug. 80-lat PupU Day
Sept. 6-Labor Day
Sept. 6-NCAE District
Meeting
Nov. 4-0 weeks work-
Nov. 24-86
Thanksgiving
81-Jan. 1-
Break
88 - Mid-Term
Mar. 94-April 2 - Eastor|
Break
April 7 -0 Weeks Work-I
day
June 7-0 Weeks'
day
June 8 - last Piq>ll Dayl
June 0 — Last Teachei|
Workday
June 12 — Aimual Leava|
Day
June 18-HoUday
New Year
June 14-Hdllday
Memorial Day
1st Alternate Snow Days
- Easter Break
8nd Alternate Snow Day i|
- June 12, 18, 14
Tom Query, magician and Query Is a member of the mtema- refreshed while his visual displays
Christian entertaliwr with Royal tkmid Brotherhood of magicians, the reflect the concepts of the Christian
Ventures, Inc., will be feature en- Fellowship of Christian Magicians, lifestyle,
tertolner at the aiuiual ladlee night and the Society of American
Tom Query leone of several exteii-
banquet Thursday of the Kings Magicians. Having performed atone of Regal Ventures, Inc., a
Mountain Klwanls Club.
across the nation for banquets,
church programs, and youfii rallies.
variety ministries resource center
Kings MowitalTL The
he has estabUshed himself as a organisation Is directed by Rev.
Dinner wiU be served at the popular attraction. His presenta- Reg. Alexander, a Kings Mountain
Woman’s Chib at 6:46 p m. thma leave audiences awed and native.
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THE
NORTH CAROLINA CONGRESSIONAL CLUB
TWO OF AMERICA’S LEAOING
CONSERVATIVE SPOKESMEN!!
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Senator JESSE Helms Sen. Strom Thurmond
^Gastonia Armory
^Saturday, May 7, 1977
^7:30 PM
^BBQ and Chicken
^Music will be provided by students
of Hunter-Huss High School band.
^Tickets ONLY $5
For tickets pjease call today:
(This is the only way we can guarantee you a place)
GASTONIA 865-5957
SHELBY 487-8517
FOREST CITY 245-4559
LINCOLNTON 735-9798