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Qhoulles and ghosts and
long-legged beasts and
things that go bump In the
Inlght had their anoual day
lof recognition Monday.
The erstwhile eve of AU
Hallows came the day
after clocks were set back
to standard time In North
Carolina, and moat of the
rest of the country,
bringing darkness an hour
earlier each evening Ideal
’ for trlck-or-treaters.
Halloween has come a
ways from the time when
folks were serious In be
lieving that spirits of
various kinds were out and
about and probably up to
no good; the entitles
wandering about the
streets these days are
mostly young children.
Several schools held Fall
Festivals last week In cele
bration of Halloween,
Including Bast School and
Bethware School and at all
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schools Monday children
came dressed, along with
lunchroom personnel of
Greyer School, In HaUo-
Weeh garb to the delight of
visitors.
Spookiest place In town
must have been The Depot
where senior citizens at
their regular luncheon
meeting dressed up In their
spookiest and most ghostly
costumes to participate In
a contest and top winners
were presented as-plece
punch bowl set from
Veriee Mask and the dty
recreation staff.
Jeanette MuUlnax (as a
witch) was Judged best
costume and winning the
spookiest prize as a ghost
was Blma Thornburg (In
white) and Daisy Mc-
CXirry, decked out In black
cat mask and accessories,
as the spookiest.
Dining tables were fes
tive with black cats and
orange pumpkins decora
tion and fall leaves.
Judges for the contest
were Lucille Williams and
Lucille Peeler.
Tellers at First Citizens
Bank A Tnist Company
were "dolled up” In Hallo
ween finery on Monday,
as were beauticians at P J
Beauty Salon on Saturday.
North School studenta
were givena apeclal make
up demonstration on
“Making Up A Witch,” In
preparation for trlck-and-
treatlng Monday night.
Kids at Methodlat
Churches In the area
“trick or treated” for
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UNICEF, the United Na
tion’s International Chil
dren’s Emergency Fund,
and young people of Boyce
Memorlsd ARP (Jhurch as
sembled ooKdebooks for a
special youth project.
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Ktaiga Mountain Singing
School Employes will pre
sent a musical program to
highlight Thursday night’s
Gold^ Star Banquet of
American’ Leyton. Jtfxlv
Uary Unit 188.
A covered dish supper
will be served at 6:30 p. m.
at the American Legion
Building.
Mrs. Harold Ledford Is
program chairman for the
event which honors Gold
Star Mothers, Gold Star
Fathers, Gold Star Wives
and Gold Star Slaters of the
community.
Co-hostesses are Mrs.
Ledford, Mrs. Jackie Bar-,
rett, and Mrs. Athalee
Scales.
Mrs. Darrell Austin will
direct the musical pro
gram, which will be pre
sented during the serving
of the meal.
“The community Is in
vited to attend and hear
the outstanding musical
group,” said Mrs. Ledford.
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Employes of Clevemont
Mills dressed up for
Halloween Monday and
Personnel Secretary
Carolyn Brown won the
prize as “Fat Albert.”
A dreas-up centeat for
children was sponsored by
TGAT Stores Saturday and
young folk paraded In
Halloween attire at the
store, competing for
prizes.
There were long lines of
young people at the Jaycee
Horror Houae In downtown
Kings Mountain.
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Fiftieth year reunion of
the 1887 graduating class
of Kings Mountain High
School Is slated for Sat.,
Nov. 19 at Kings Mountain
Depot Center.
Planners are sending In-
vttatlons this week and
need the address of
Thelma Huffstetler.
Pleaae caU 7894338 or 789-
0698 If you know the ad-
dreaa of the former Mist
Huffstotter.
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CONCERT
Oaetonla Community
Ooncerta wlU preaent "The
Young Americana” In the
Broadway musical, “Wast
Side Story” on TIiL'niday
evening (tonight) at8 p. m.
In Hunter Huse
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