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Rash Of Vandalism, Rock-Throwing Investigated
CSty police Investigated
a rash of vandalism and
j;ock-throwlng during the
weekend.
Johnny Schronce, of 301
E. King St., reported theft
of an oil spout from his
residence.
Mrs. Bessie Short
reported that vandals
threw rocks and broke out
storm windows at her
home.
Mildred Brown, of 903
Orace St., reported that
two pairs of dungarees and
two shirts were stolen from
her clothesline sometime
Friday.
Jeff Boggan, operator of
School Bus No. 176,
reported that rocks were
thrown through the rear
windows of the bus Friday.
Elizabeth Camp, of
Chesterfield Court,
reported two windows of
her apartment were
broken by rock-throwing
vandals.
Vandren Bell, of 104 N.
Watterson St., was
reportedly shot In the left
shoulder but has not filed
charges of assault with
deadly weapon In the In
cident which occured
during a party at the home
of a friend during the
weekend, police said.
Charles Brandon of
Cramerton reported theft
At Boyce ARP Revival
Rev. John Carson To Speak
of four hubcaps from his
car at KMSHS ball park
Friday.
Wayne Burton, of 801
Jackson St., reported the
theft of 16-30 guns from his
residence.
James Earl AUmond of
200 Margaret St. reported
theft of a tool box and tools,
valued at $400.
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CITY OF
KINGS MOUNTAIN
NORTH CAROLINA
INVITATION
TO BID
Sealed Proposals will be
received by the City of
Kings Mountain North
Carolina. In the City Hall,
in the Commissioners’
Chambers, Kings Moun
tain, North Carolina, until
3 p. m. November 1, 1977,
at which time all bids will
be publicly opened and all
bid prices read aloud, for
the following:
All necessary furnishing
of material and labor for
the Installation and con
struction of heating and air
conditioning facilities' for
the Citizens Service Center
of the City of Kings
Mountain.
No bid shall be con
sidered or accepted by the
City of Kings Mountain
unless at the time of its
filing, the same shall be
accompanied by a deposit
of cash or certified check
on some bank or trust com
pany insured by the
Federal Deposit Insurance
Corporation In an amount
equal to not less than five
per cent of the proposal. In
lieu of making a cash de
posit, the bidder may file a
bid bond executed by a
corporate surety, licensed
under the laws of North
Carolina to execute such
bonds, conditioned that the
surety will, upon demand
forthwith, make payment
to the obligee upon said
bond U the bidder falls to
execute the Contract In
accordance with the Bid
Bond, and upon failure to
forthwith make payment,
the surety shall pay to
obligee an amount equal to
double the amount of the
bid bond. This deposit shall
be retained If the suc
cessful bidder falls to
execute the Contract
within ten (10 days) after
the award or falls to give
satisfactory surety as
required herein.
The successful bidder
shsLll be required to enter
Into a Contract with the
City of Kings Mountain In
writing and shall be
required to furnish bond on
some surety company
authorized to do business
In the State, or make a
deposit of money, certified
check or government
sureties for the full amount
of said Contract for the
faithful performance of
terms of said Contract as
required In Section 148-129
of the General Statutes of
North Carolina.
Plans, Specifications
and Proposal Forms are on
file at the Engineering
Department, P. O. Box 429,
Kings Mountain, North
Carolina, 28086. Copies of
these plans and
specifications may be
obtained by bona fide
bidders.
No bid can be withdrawn
for a period of thirty (30)
days after the scheduled
closing time for the receipt
of bids, and the City of
Kings Mountain, North
Carolina reserves the rlg^t
to reject any or all bids
smd to waive Informalities.
Envelopes containing
bids shall be marked as
follows:
Bid-Fence—Citizen
Service Center.
City of Kings Mountain
John Henry Moss
Mayor
Oct. 26
Rev. John Carson,
pastor of Ebenezer ARP
Church of CSiarlotte, will
be evangelist for
evangelistic services, Nov.
6-10 at Boyce Memorial
'ARP Church.
He wlU flU the pulpit at
the 11 a. m. worship hour
on Sun., Nov. 6th, and each
evening, through Nov. 10,
at 7:30 p. m.
Rev. Mr. Carson, 32, Is a
graduate of Gastonia
schools, Ersklne College
and Reformed Theological
Seminary, Gass of 1973.
Between college and
seminary, he taught and
coached at Ashley High
School In Gastonia. Mrs.
Carson Is the former Sarah
Ellen Patrick of Columbia,
S. C. and they are ex
pecting their third child in
December.
Said Rev. Mr. Carson, "I
had felt God’s leading me
Into the ministry since I
was about 12. I went to
college as a pre-
minlsterlal student but
certain changes In my life
led me to the conclusion
that if I could do anything
else I should do It. I was
y
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Dan T. Camp, Cleve
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nounces the following
courses to begin the week
of Oct. 34:
Photograph on the Tech
campus, room 3133, Mon.,
7-10 p. m.
Tale Painting at Eagle’s
Neat, Mon., 6:30-9:30 p. m.
Tailoring at Compact
(Jenter, Wed. morning, 9 a.
m.-12 noon.
Upholstery at Compact
Center, Tues. morning, 9 a.
m.-12 noon.
Tote Painting at Eagle’s
Nest, Tues. morning, 9:30-
12:30 suid 6:30-9:30 p. m.
Parent-Child Relations
at Tech’s Uptown Annex,
room 17, 7-10 p. m.
Thursday.
Interior Decorating at
Shelby Savings Jk Loan
basement, Wed. 7-10 p. m.
Adults Interested In any
of these courses may
register at the first class
meeting. Registration fee
of $6 Is waived for adults
age 66. Instructors for the
above courses are; Tom
Watson, Alice Johnson, R.
D. Lucas, Kathleen Wilson,
Frelda Brown and Anna
Vaughan.
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Lions
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Tonight
offered a coaching job at
my old high school and
enjoyed myself for three
years. Although I was
happy, God did not give me
the inner peace that only
comes from following His
will. I went to seminary for
three years and have been
in the pastorate since
graduation. I can confirm
my earlier observation
that the ministry would be
the worst Job In the world If
God did not want you there
but by His placement is the
greatest."
Dr. C:3isu'le8 Edwards,
pastor, Invites the com
munity to worship with the
ARP congregation in the
special services.
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d.
Mrs. Coulter Paid
Visit To Glass Post
According to Camp there
are vacancies in the
tailoring class at Shiloh
Baptist Church on
Frederick Street which
meets Tuesday and
Thursday evenings, 6:30-
6:30, and in the bricklaying
class at Compact Center
which meets on Monday
and Thursday nights, 6-6 p.
m.
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James Russell Fitts, Jr.,
son of Rev. and Mrs.
Russell Fitts of Kings
Mountain, Is among 27
students from Gardner
Webb College named to
Who’s Who In American
Universities and
Colleges."
Outstanding students
have been honored In the
annual directory since It
was first published In 1934.
Nominations are based
on academic achievement,
service to the community,
leadership in ex
tracurricular activities
and future potential.
Mrs. Inez T. Coulter,
14th District President of
the Veterans of Foreign
Wars Auxiliary, of States
ville, recently paid her
official visit to Frank B.
Glass Post 9811 Auxiliary.
Members of the Unit also
recently visited patients In
E Building at VA Hospital
In Asheville and played
bingo with patients,
presenting $60 In prizes.
Making the trip were
Marie Case, Ben Case,
Alma Sellers, Ruby
Stroupe, Ellaree Peterson,
Etta Glass, Bob Arm
strong, Evelyn Armstrong
and Marlon Dixon.
Alma Sellers Is president
of the Auxiliary and Dion
Brown Is Commander of
the Post.
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Lion Johnny Reavls has
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The Lions eye screening
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tary schools In the Kings
Mowtaln district and a
total of 366 students were
checked. A total of 97
students were referred to
eye specialists.
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