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Photo By Lib Stewart
FALL SEASON SCENE - Six East School fourth
graders In Mrs. Marie Ballard's class are In a setting of
autunui leaves and decoration at Saturday night’s big
Pall Festival. From left, Angela Burris, Ricky Carroll,
Jason Lynch, Lisa Holllfleld, Meloyd Toney and Wendy
Stines.
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Floral Fair Brought In Autumn
Autumn came to Kings
Mountain Wednesday to
the delight of the large
crowds who attended the
Woman's Club Community
Festival and floral fair.
Fall flowers, foliage,
hanging baskets, roses,
handmade crafts of area
adults and young people
and a bazaar attracted
visitors to the Woman’s
Club. It Is the first year In
many that the Woman's
Chib has featured floral
arrangements and the
crowds showed their ap
proval.
Five garden clubs —
Kings Mountain, Open
Gate, Magnolia, Town and
Country and Good Barth
exhibited - autumn
arrangements for Judging.
Lib
Stewart
The city's newest club —
Good Earth — copped the
first prize, voted by the
public, and an entry
featuring pyracantha
berries In a crescent
shape against an orange
drape with horn of plenty,
fruit and a scarecrow and
Halloween witch for ac
cessories. Preparing the
arrangement were
Melanie Ballard, Emily
Suber, Gall Cheshire and
Sarah Faunce.
General chairman of the
show was Glnny (Mrs.
Jack) Amette.
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Clrcle your oalendar for
Sat., Nov. 12th, and attend
Good Earth Garden Club’s
big Christmas bazaar at
the Depot Center from 10 a.’
m. until 4 p. m.
Oonnle (Mrs. Mickey)
t ^11 says, tbs eonmmHty
will be Interested In five
big shopping booths where
they can do their Christ
mas shopping and please
every member of the
family. There will be a
white elephant section, a
Oirlstmas booth, crafts
booth, baked goods booth
and an area full of plants
which make excellent gifts
at any season.
CSub members are hard
at work on plans for the
annual event and proceeds
benefit community
projects, reminds Conrde.
VALLEYDALE
CHUNK
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‘KRAFT GOLDEN IMAGE IMITATION CHEESE’
Bryant Named
Co-Chairman
Adams Is Pledge
The Rev. Mr. Gary
Bryant has been named a
Group Co-Chairman for
the Presbytery of Concord
Campaign in support of
Lees-McRae College,
Banner Elk.
He will represent the
College at Presbyterian
churches In the area.
The campaign spear
heads an 84>peal for a
greatly Increased endow
ment for enrichment of
Lees-McRae'8 academic
program. The immediate
needs of the College are to
provide $886,000 to Im
prove faculty and staff
compensation and $700,000
for faculty development
and teaching equipment.
Rev. Bryant Is pastor of
First Presbyterian Church
In Kings Mountain.
Kelley Adams has re
cently become a Delta
Gamma pledge at Auburm
Uhlverwlty.
She Is a 1977 graduate of
Gaston Day School and is
the daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. Charles Adams of
lOngs Mountain.
CHRIS DYKE
Revival Set
Dr. L.T. Anderson Retires
Rev. I. C. Morris, Sr. of
Charlotte will be
evangelist for revival
services beginning Nov. 6
at Kings Mountain Church
of God on Parker St.
Services will be held at 7
p. m. each evening and
special singing will be
featured.
Chris Has
Birthday In
Netherlands
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From’Chiropractic Practice
Dr. L. T. Anderson, well-
known chiropractor, re
tired Friday after a long
practice In the Kings
Mountain area.
Dr. Joseph A. Duffy of
Gastonia has acquired the
CSierryvUle practice of Dr.
Anderson and will be
located here In ttie same
location.
Dr. Anderson said he
wants to thank his patients
fbr their many courtesies
over the years he has been
associated In the
chiropractic practice In
this area.
GARDEN CLUB
Town and Country
(Jarden Clubbers will hold
a qiecial meeting 'Hiurs-
day nli^t at 7:80 p. m. at
Central United Methodist
Church to prepare
Christmas crafts for
hospital tray favors for the
Christmas season. All
members are encouraged
to attend.
Christopher Michael
Dyke, son of SP-5 and Mrs.
Michael A. Dyke, cele
brated his second birthday
Oct. 10 at a family birthday
party in Brinson, Nether
lands.
SP-0 Is attached to NATO
Headquarters with the
Army In the Netherlands.
A decorated cake was
cut and served with party
refreshments.
CSuia la grandson of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles O. Davis
of Gastonia and Mrs.
Jacqueline Dyke of Kings
Mountain.
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