Page 2A—MIRROR-HERALD—Thursday, October 20, 1077
Act On three hems
Adjustment Board Meets
The Kings Mountain
Board of Adjusbnent acted
on three requests, two
dealing with mobile homes
and one with a residential
lot, at Wednesday mor
ning’s meeting at city hall.
The first request came
from Mrs. Baibara Mabe
to park a mobile home on
her father's lot at 108 N.
Desd St. Her father Is V. F.
CBunpbell.
Van Birmingham com
mented that "It goes
against the grain, but I
suggest we treat It as a
hardship case and give a
sbc month permit with
option to renew.”
The "hardship" aspect Is
that Mrs. Mabe Is pregnant
and her husband works out
of town. She requested the
trailer permit In order to
be near her family during
this time.
Board members Bob
Myers, Rev. S. T. Cook and
Paul Owens voted In favor
of the motion.
In the second Item, a
request to park a mobile
home at 1207 W. Ck>ld St.
Ext., the board voted
against such action. •
The request was made
by Mrs. Geneva Sisk, who
HOSPITAL LOG
explained that the W. Gold
Ext. property Is owned by
Henry Lewis. Mr. Lewis Is
an Invalid and Mrs. Sisk
takes care of him. She
wanted to move the mobile
home on the Lewis
property so she could be
closer to her chsu-ge.
Tbe request was denied
following a lengthy
discussion. In which It was
pointed out that under the
city’s zoning ordinances
two mobile homes on a
single lot constitutes a
trailer park and as such Is
subject to all the rules and
regulations. For this
reason, there was ob
jection to the move by one
area resident.
In the third Item, Ronnie
Whetstlne was given ap
proval for his request for
variance on zoning for
residential lot width and
setbacks. Whetstlne owns
two lots on Llnwood Rd.
which contains two
dwellings. He purchased
both prior to the passage of
zoning ordinances and It
was pointed out he Is
protected under the
"grandfather clause.”
Whetstlne wemts to sell one
lot with residence and keep
the second.
In the absence of Dickie
Tate, who Is In the hospital,
A1 Moretz was appointed to
serve as temporary
chairman for the meeting.
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Photo By Gary Stewart
FRIDAY WRECK — A tanker and car collided
Friday at noon on Highway 74 near Bethware School,
resulting In $2,000 damages and Injury to the car’s
driver, Rtmdy Scott Gibbons of Route S, Kings Moun
tain. Driver of the truck was Sanford Tucker Jr. of
Bristol, Term. Gibbons was charged with failure to yield
right of way.
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PATIENT U8T
ATNOON
WEDNESDAY
Jennie M. Bsumett, Rt. 1,
Mary S. Childers, 816
Wilson Terrace, Ethel B.
Foster, Rt. 1, Grover,
Geneva R. Head, Rt. 0,
Shelby, Della M. Stewart,
404 Baker St., WlUle B.
Smith, Lawndale, Jane T.
Woods, Bessemer City,
Walter H. Humphries,
Shelby.
THURSDAY,
Rebecca K. Curry, Rt. 4,
Texle L. Hicks, Bessemer
aty.
FRIDAY
Marie McNeill, Bes
semer dty.
SATURDAY
Mlrmle Cashlon, 800
York Rd., Jessie J. Head,
Rt. 0, Shelby, Sandra K.
McCleave, Gastonia;
Edward Reynolds, Rt. 2;
Charlie Thomas, Rt. 1;
Armle Worthy, Rt. 1.
ADMITTED
SUNDAY
OUle B. Beaty, Rt. 2,
Marie M. Cook, Rt. 2;
Mildred Day, Gastonia;
Mary H. Donalson, 1860
Mldplnes; Teresa L. Falls,
608 Mica St.; Mlrmle L.
Heffner, Rt. 8; Leroy
Howell, 206 Lackey St.;
Lee A. Porter, Blacksburg,
S. C.; Patti Riding, Rt. 8;
Kindness Wells, Bessemer
City.
ADMITTED
MONDAY
Margie M. Branch,
Gastonia; Bennie R.
Martin, Gastonia; Steven
W. WUson, Rt. 1.
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OBlTUI^RI€9
MRS. E.D. BLACK
Mrs. E^a Dickson
Bls^k, 66, of Rt. 1, Graver
wife of Major John Bl^ck,
died Wednesday morAlng
In Kings Mountain
Hoapltal.
She was daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. William
Smith Dickson and a
member of Antioch B^>tlBt
Church.
Surviving, In addition to
her husband, are four sons,
Johnny, Tony, Dennis
Black, all of Chxrver, and
Gary Black of Gastonia;
one daughter, Mrs. Betty
Black GUbert of Charlotte;
four brothers, Herbert
Dickson and William
Dickson, both of Clover, S.
C., Ira Dickson of York, S.
C. and Claude Dickson of
Rock Hill, S. C.; three
sisters, Mrs. Iva Neely of
Rock HU, S. C., Mrs.
Margaret Bollck of
ThomasvUle and Mrs.
Edith Pruitt of Lancaster,
S. C., and five grand-
chlldien.
Funeral arrangements,
which are Incomplete, will
be announced by Harris
Funeral Home.
Mr. Hord died Monday In
a Charlotte hospital.
He had served with the
Charloltte PAhce DepartTi
ment tor 4i years and was'
Chief of the Department at
the time of his retirement
In 1966.
He was son of the late
Adam Boyd and Mattie
Dover Hord of Kings
Mo«mtaln.
Surviving are his wife,
Mrs. Ruth GlUlam Hord;
one daughter, Mrs. C. M.
Martin, Jr. of Naperville,
n.; two slaters, Mrs. Ben
Harmon of Chariotte and
Mrs. Carol Holland of
Gastonia and two grand
children.
Harry and Bryant
Funeral Home was In
charge of arrangements.
KINGS MOUNTAIN
MHUUNl-HBRALD
PubSsIwdBach
Tuesday A Thuraday
PhsneTiaTfSS
PubUdier
GARLAND ATKINS
Bditer
TOMMelNTTRE
JOHN SIMS HORD
Funeral services for
John Sims Hord, 76, of
Charlotte, Kings Mountain
native, were conducted
We<htesday at 10:80 a. m.
from Providence Baptist
Church of which he was a
member.
Sports Editor
GARY STEWART
Woman’s Editor
ELIZABETH STEWART
General Manager
DARRELL AUSTIN
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many friends and neigh
bors and Dr. Sam
Robinson and the staff of
Klngi Mountain Hospital
tor their many Undnesass
and expresslans of sym
pathy at the death of our
loved one. — THE
FAMILY or LEE ROY
BLANTON
Advertlstaig Director
CLYDE HILL
MEMBER OF
N(B<TH CAROLINA
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