***** *—BIIBBOB-HEBALD—Tuesday, yme 14, i#77
h i
On Dean’s List
Mary K. Mauney,
dauchter of Mr. and Kri.
Charles F. Mauney of
Kinfs Mountain, Is listed
oi the Dean's List for the
spring semester at
Meredith College, Dr.
AUen Burris, vice presi
dent and dean of the
colloge, has announced.
For a student to be
named to the dean’e list at
Meredith, she must have a
semester grade average of
at least 8.3 out of a possible
4D and must have com
pleted a minimum of 13
semester hours and pstssed
an courses talien at Mere
dith.
GOLDEN WEDIMNO
DAY
hfr. and Mrs. R. Burris
Keeter of Grover cele
brated their golden wed
ding day Sunday, June
13th.
Friends and relatives
attended an open house
hosted by children and
grandchildren of the
couple at First Bs^tlst
Church In Grover from 8
until 5 p. m.
Harris
teefer
More
Value
U.S. Choice Quality
Trimmed Beef
Center Cut
Chuck
Roast
.78'
IT’SAQIRL
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Blan
ton announce the arrival of
their first child, a daugh
ter, Jennifer Michelle,
May IS, Bristol Memorial
Ho^ltal. Jennifer weighed
eight pounds seven ounces
and was 31 Inches long.
Proud grandmotherse
are Mr. and Mrs. Chsurles
Wilson of 808 Silver Street
and the late Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Blanton. Great
grandmothers are Mrs.
Elsie Collins of Wlnnsboro,
S. C. and Ms. Llssle
Blanton of Kings Moun
tain.
Jennifer’s mother la the
farmer Susan Wilson. Mike
and Susan are former
residents of Kings
Mountain, now making
their home In Bristol, Va.
Mias Marie Whitesides
entertained her circle at
her home at 1309 Gold
Street Extension on
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. John McOUl con
ducted the Bible Study and
Mias Mary Boyce McGill
gave the devotional.
Mrs. Haywood E. Lynch,
chairman, led the group In
business of the church
meetings at Bon Oarken
this week. .
Mrs. KeUy Bunch, Miss
Lois Beattie, Miss
Elisabeth AnUumy, Mrs.
Annie Plyler and Mias
Whitesides attended.
Red punch and
homemade pound cake
was served at refreshment
time.
IT’S A GIRL
Bfr. and Mrs. Steve Jolly
of SOB Pecsui Ave., Char
lotte, announce the arrival
of their first child, a
daughter, Marie Elaine,
Bbc pounds, IB ounces, 31
Inches long, Charlotte
Presbyterian Hospital.
The baby la granddaugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
Jolly, Jr. of Charlotte,
formerly of Kings
Mountain, and great-
granddaughter of Mrs.
Orangrel Jolly of lOngs
Mountain.
Mrs. Jolly went to Char
lotte Tuesday to see the
new baby.
IT’S A BOY
Mr. and Mrs. James B.
Allred, ni, of 8800 OomUh
Glen Court, High Point,
annoimce the arrival of
their first child, a son,
Grady Thomas Allred, m,
June 7th, High Point
Hospital.
The baby weighed seven
pounds and Is grandson of
Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Davis of
Kings Mountain and Ifr.
and Mrs. Grady T. Allred,
Jr. of High Point. He was
named for his paternal
grandfather and great
grandfather.
Tommy is great-
grandson of Mrs. J. H. Yel-
ton of Kings Mountain and
Grady T. Allred, Sr. of
Winston-Salem, Mrs.
Kathleen Allred of High
Point and Mrs. Millie
Bryson of Greensboro.
Tommy’s mother Is the
former Jean Da via of
Kings Mountain.
-oOo-
Two Kings Mountain *
students, Janet Sue
Bridges and Sharon '^r-
gtnla Plonk, have received
degrees from Lenoir
Rhime College at Hickory
In recent commencement
exercises.
Miss Plonk, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Hal S. Plonk,
received an A. B. In
Sociology.
Miss Bridges, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Joaeph C.
Bridges, received an A. B.
In Early ChUdhood
Education.
COOPERS
ARE WED
Announcement has been
made of the nuurriage of
Jacqueline G. Wiyrick and
Dr. Edgar Cooper on
Saturday, April 16th, at 7 p.
m. In New Hanover
Lutheran Church, New
Hanover, Pa.
Dr. William A. Janson,
President of Southeast
Pennsylvania Lutheran
Synod, officiated at the
ceremony and a reception
was held In the Parish
house Immediately after
the ceremony.
The Parish family flew
to Europe for a wedding
trip In Switzerland and
Austria.
Dr. Cooper, Kings Moun
tain native. Is pastor of the
New Hanover Church.
Mrs. Cooper Is a native
of BarbervlUe, Ky. and
attended Union Cbttsge.
More Than 80%
Lean, Freshly Made
Chopped
Steaks
\
JAHTwrooes
MARON PLONK
NOTICE
There la offered for sale
to the highest bidder, the
following houses, etc.:
1. One and One-Half
Story Frame Dwelling, two
(3) One Story Frame
Sheds, and a One Story
. Frame Garage located at
. Route 3, Kings Mountain
N. C., formerly owned by
- A. C. Bell, Parcel 14.
. PeriormaiKe Deposits:
■ 8800.00 (frame dwelling);
- 180.00 (frame shed); 860.00
: (Dame shed); and 880.00
■; (garage).
3. One Story Frame
Dwelling: One Story
^ Frame Garage, and
. Ctancrete Block WeU House
* located at Route 3, Kings
■ Moisitaln, N. C., formerly
owned by James H.
. McKee. Performance
. Deposlta: 8400.00
' (dwelling); 880.00
(garage); and 8B0.0O (weU
house). Parcel 16.
'8. One Story Frame
Dwelling located at Route
3, Klnga Mountain, N. C.,
formerly owned by Arthur
Sprouse, Parcel 80. Per
formance Deposit: 8400.00.
4. One Story Frame
Dwelling located at 711
Gantt Street, Kings
Mountain, N. C., formerly
owned by E. J. Roberts,
Parcel 100. Performance
DepoRt: 8400.00.
8. One Story Frame
Dwelling and One Story
Frame Oarage located at
106 Lackey St., Kings
Mountain, N. C., formerly
owned by Raymond Mann,
Psucel 181. Performance
Deposit: 8400.00 (dwelling)
and 8B0.00 (garage).
6. One Story Frame
DwelUng, One Story
Frame Dwelling and One
Story Frame Shed located
at Route 1, Kings Moun
tain, N. C., formerly owned
by Mary Ellen Ross,
Parcel 3B1. Performance
Deposits: 8400.00
(dwelling); 8400.00
(dwelling); and 880.00
(shed).
7. One Story Concrete
Block Building located at
Route 1, Kings Mountain,
N. C., formerly owned by
Patterson Oil Co., Parcel
303. Performance Deposit:
8800.00.
Sealed bids will be
received at the Office of
the Board of Transporta
tion In Shelby, N. C., untU
10:00 a. m. on June 38,1977
at which time bids wUl be
opened. No bids will be
received after the hour
fixed.
No bids will be accepted
unleas made on bid forma
fUnUahed by the DlvUlon
Right of Way Office.
The Board of Tran
sportation In accordaiKe
with Tltte VI of the Civil
Rights Act of 1064, 78 Stat.
3843 U. S. C. 3000d to 3000-4
and Title 40, Code of
Federal Regulatlona,
Department of Tran
sportation, Subtitle A,
Office of the Secretary,
Part 31.
Non discrtmlnatlon In
federally-assisted
programs of the Depart
ment of Transportation
Issued pursuiuit to such
act, hereby notifies all
bidders that It will af
firmatively Insue that In
any contract entered Into
pursuant to this ad
vertisement, minority
business enterprises will
be afforded full op
portunity to submit bids In
response to this Invitation
and will not bo
discriminated against on
the grounds of race, color,
or national origin In
consideration for an
award.
The Board of Tran
sportation reserves the
right to reject any or all
bids.
For full particulars,
contact A. Dean Bridges,
Department of Tran
sportation, Division of
Highways, Right of Way
Department, P. O. Bor 47,
Shelby, N. C. 38180,704-483-
9861.
June 7, 14
3 Lb. Pkg
Or More
Lb.
Holly Farms Grade "A” Whole
Fresh Fryers
iC
(Smaller Pkgs. Lb. $1.29)
(Cut Up Lb. 48c)
Carolina Pride
Beef
Franks ...12 0.
Carolina Pride Or Selecto Brand
Whole Or Shank Half
Lb.
(Butt Portion Lb. 94c)
Deal Pack
Wisk
Liquid
Chicken Noodle
Campbell’s
Soup
Gal.
No.
Cans
White, Pink & Green,
Yellow & Blue
Charmin
Bath
Tissue
4 Pk.
Frozen All Varieties
Banquet
Cook ’n
Bags
Chunk Light
Star Kist
Tuna
Frozen Regular
Banquet
Dinners
(Excludee Fish 4 Ham)
11 Oz.
Boxes
Heilman’s
Mayonnaise
Qt.
(Umit One W/$7.90 Order)
W« Gladly Radaam
Fadaral Stamps
Frozen
Banquet
Pi
Pot Pies
Turkey, Chicken Or
Macaroni 4 Chssse
4.1100
■ Boxes M j
Lb.
(Limit 4 Per Customer Please)
Skinless And Veinless
Beef Liver Lb
Agar Brand Canned
Ham Patties... Lb
Beef
Franks
Lb.
(121
"' Fresh U.S. No. 1
Carriage Trade
Peaches
Lb.
Washington Finest
Fresh
Bino
Cherries
Lb.
Frozen
Banquet
Suppers
/ ExcludM Meat Loaf. Psppw. \
\ Cabbagt A Bsof. )
Banquet Frozen
^Fried
Chicken
Prices Effective Thru Wed., June 15, 1977 -
All Quantity Rights Reserved.
Reg. $1.78
Bufferin
Tablets