niuraday, September 22, 1977—MIRROR-HERALD—Page SB
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Harris Is DAR Speaker
U^DSCAPINO PROJECT - Memben of
King! Mountain Hoapltal Auxiliary are beginning
woric on a new landecaptng project, Sunahlne
Garden which adjolna the Chapel at the Hoapltal.
Seated In front, Mra. Henry Nelaler, left, and
Mrs. John Warllck. From left, atandlng, Mra.
Photo By Lib Stewart
Tommy Baker, Mra. J. T. McOlnnla, Mrs. L. E.
Hlnnant, chairman, Mra. H. M. Broadwater, Mra.
Jackie Barrett, Mra. Margaret Stoterau, Mra.
Inez Crowley, Mra. Lavonla Natlona and Mra.
Jeanette Mann.
Auxiliary To Landscape Sunshine
Garden As Fall Project
Colonel Frederick
Hambiight Chapter of
Daughter a of the
American Revolution
heard Senator J. OlUe
Harrla aa gueat apeaker
on the aubject, “A
Source of Strength In
Government • Our
Oonatltutlon At Work,”
at the September
meeting.
Hla remarka brought
to the member'a at
tention facta concerning
die atate leglalature. He
preaented to the
Chapter a copy of the
book, "North Carolina
Government from 1B88 •
1974," a narrative and
atatlatlcal hlatory which
oontalna a wealth of
Information relative to
very phaae of our atate
government.
Among the Senator’a
commenta were:
"North Carolina la one
atate that haa never
exceeded Ita budget. To
date there have been no
atate acandlea. Each
year the budget la
expended to meet die
Increaaed needa.
Varloua organlzationa
auch aa the DAR,
Woman’a Cluba and
church groig>a have had
a large Influence on tor from lOnga Moun- Haurla, have Included
government declalona. tain In 1907-08. Others Horatio Thomas Fulton,
William A. Maimey who have aerved. In Jack White and William
was the first N. C. Sena- addition to Senator K. Mauney, Jr.
Sfore Hours m This Space)
Prices Good thru Saturday
Open Evenings • MasterCharge. Visa or Ask About Our Layaway Plan
Hlnnant aa chairman of
the landscaping project,
aaslated by Mrs. J.E.
Herndon, Mra. James
Herndon, Jr. and Mra.
Jack Arnette. All
members will assist In
the planting of shrub-
berlea and landscaping
at the garden, which
adjoins the Chapel, and
the
hospital
A Sunshine Garden
will be landscaped at
Kings Mountain
Hoapltal as a Fall
project of the Kings
Mountain Hospital
Auxiliary.
Members made plans
for the landscaping
project at Monday’s
luncheon meeting In the ^
hoapltal conferairctr-^^25^^ ^
Mrs. Henry Nelaler,
president at the
Auxiliary, appointed
Virginia (Mrs. L.E.)
Is placed at the front of
the hospital.
’Twelve members
attended the Initial
meeting of the Fall and
the luncheon was hosted
by the hospital staff.
Mrs. Nelsler an
nounced that the
recently organized Can
dy stripers are
“going full speed
ahead” and said that 100
hour pins would be
presented to two of the
young volunteers, Leigh
Ann Barrett arid Tmya
Burton.^ Mie wm-
mended the young
volunteers for out
standing service to the
hospital patients In the
visitation program.
MR SPUD - Francis Lall, an
employe of Pauline Store, grew this
potato that favors a fat rat In her
garden In the Bethlehem Corn-
Photo By Gary Stewart
munlty. She dressed It up Just a tad,
using toothpicks tor legs and a tall,
(uid displayed It on the meat box at
the store.
Get Your Tickets Becomes
Registered
Pharmacist
’Ticket sales are going
good tor the Taste Fair
which women of Central
United Methodist
Church will sponsor on
MEN AND WOMEN
17-42
TRAIN NOW FOR
CIVIL SERVICE
EXAMS
A/o H/gh S^ool NmMtttry
Potitloru Sort A$ High A$
'5e«3 HOUR
• POn OFFICE •CUnOMS
• ndMIQRATION • CLERICAL
• MECHANICS PFOLICE
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NstioMl Trstnini Ssrvics
Box 752
C/0 Mirror HoroM
Oct 11 In the church
tollowshlp hall.
Both limch and dinner
will be aerved, and
tickets at IS can be
obtained by calling the
church office, 7W-M71.
Because of Increased
cost of oun>llss, the
rsdpe book to be offered
to the public at the ’Taste
Fair will cost $2.80, said
lira Wyman Halglsr,
oo-chalrman. ’Ihe book
will contain the 40
recipes which falr-gosrs
will sampls, Including
Southern Western,
Oajun and Pennsylvania
Dutch goodies.
All proceeds from the
Fhlr will be applied to
cost of the recently-
purchased church van.
Miss Kay Patterson,
daughter of Mr. and
Mra Kelly Patterson of
Kings Mountain,
recently passed the
stats board sxamlnatlon
as a rsglstered phar
maclst.
She has been serving
hsr nine-month appron
tlcsshlp on ths staff of
Harper Pharmacy.
Miss Patterson Is
1976 graduate of the
University of South
Carolina School of
Pharmacy.
MMiir DXiAn
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